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Webster Dictionary :: Pocket-book

POCK'ET-BOOK, n. A small book of paper covered with leather; used for carrying p...

Webster Dictionary :: Pocket-glass

POCK'ET-GLASS, n. A portable looking glass.

Webster Dictionary :: Pocket-hole

POCK'ET-HOLE, n. The opening into a pocket.

Webster Dictionary :: Pocket-lid

POCK'ET-LID, n. The flap over the pocket-hole.

Webster Dictionary :: Pocket-money

POCK'ET-MONEY, n. Money for the pocket or for occasional expenses. POCK'-HOLE , ...

Webster Dictionary :: Pockiness

POCK'INESS, n. The state of being pocky.

Webster Dictionary :: Pockwood

POCK'WOOD, n. Lignum vitae, a very hard wood.

Webster Dictionary :: Pocky

POCK'Y, a. [from pock.] Infected with the small pocks; full of pocks. 1. Vile; r...

Webster Dictionary :: Poculent

POC'ULENT, a. [L. poculentus, from poculum, a cup.] Fit for drink. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Pod

POD, n. The pericarp, capsule or See d vessel of certain plants. The silique or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Podagric

PODAG'RIC PODAG'RICAL, a. [L. podagra; Gr. the foot, and a seizure.] 1. Pertaini...

Webster Dictionary :: Podded

POD'DED, a. Having its pods formed; furnished with pods.

Webster Dictionary :: Podder

POD'DER, n. A gatherer of pods.

Webster Dictionary :: Podge

PODGE, n. A puddle; a plash.

Webster Dictionary :: Poem

PO'EM, n. [L. poema; Gr. to make, to compose songs.] 1. A metrical composition; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Poesy

PO'ESY, n. [L. poesis; Gr. to make.] 1. The art or skill of composing poems; as,...

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