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PONT'IC, a. [L. Pontus, the Euxine sea.] Pertaining to the Pontus, Euxine, or Bl...
PONT'IF, n. [L. pontifex; said to be from pons, a bridge, and facio, to make.] A...
PONTIF'IC, a. Relating to priests; popish.
PONTIF'ICAL, a. [L. pontificalis.] Belonging to a high priest; as pontifical aut...
PONTIFICAL'ITY, n. The state and government of the pope; the papacy. [Not used.]
PONTIF'ICALLY, adv. In a pontifical manner.
PONTIF'ICATE, n. [L. pontificatus.] The state or dignity of a high priest; parti...
PONT'IFICE, n. Bridge-work; structure or edifice of a bridge. [Little used.]
PONTIFI'CIAL, a. Popish.
PONTIFI'CIAN, a. Popish; papistical. PONTIFI'CIAN , n. One that adheres to the p...
PON'TINE PONT'LEVIS, n. In horsemanship, a disorderly resisting of a horse by re...
PONTOON', n. [L. pons, a bridge, probably from the root of pono, to lay.] 1. A f...
PO'NY, n. A small horse.
POOD, n. A Russian weight, equal to 40 Russian or 36 English pounds.
POOL, n. [L. palus; Gr. probably from setting, standing, like L. stagnum, or fro...
POOP, n. [L. puppis; probably a projection.] The highest and aftmost part of a s...