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PUR'CHASER, n. In law, one who acquires or obtains by conquest or by deed or gif...
PUR'CHASED, pp. Obtained or acquired by one's own act or agreement. 1. Obtained ...
PUR'CHASE-MONEY, n. The money paid for any thing bought.
PUR'CHASE, v.t. [This word See ms to be considered by Blackstone as formed from ...
PUR'CHASABLE, a. [from purchase.] That may be brought, purchased or obtained for...
PUR'BLINDNESS, n. Shortness of sight; near sightedness; dimness of vision.
PUR'BLIND, a. [said to be from pore and blind.] Near sighted or dim sighted or; ...
PURBECK-STONE, n. A hard sandstone, the cement of which is calcarious.
PURAN'IC, a. Pertaining to the sacred poems of the Hindoos.
PURANA, n. Among the Hindoos, a sacred poem or book.
PUR, v.i. To utter a low murmuring continued sound, as a cat. PUR , v.t. to sign...
PUP'PYISM, n. Extreme meanness. 1. Extreme affectation.
PUP'PY, n. [See Pup .] A whelp; the young progeny of a bitch or female of the ca...
PUP'PETRY, n. Affectation.
PUP'PETMAN PUP'PETM`ASTER, n. The master of a puppet-show.
PUP'PET-SHOW, n. A mock drama performed by wooden images moved by wires.