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POP'ULATED, pp. Furnished with inhabitants; peopled.
POP'ULATING, ppr. Peopling.
POPULA'TION, n. The act or operation of peopling or furnishing with inhabitants;...
POPULOS'ITY, n. Populousness. [Not used.]
POP'ULOUS, a. [L. populosus.] Full of inhabitants; containing many inhabitants i...
POP'ULOUSLY, adv. With many inhabitants in proportion to the extent of country.
POP'ULOUSNESS, n. The state of having many inhabitants in proportion to the exte...
POR'CATED, a. [L. porca, a ridge.] Ridged; formed in ridges.
POR'CELAIN, n. [L. portulaca.] 1. The finest species of earthen ware, originally...
PORCELLA'NEOUS, a. [from porcelain.] Pertaining to or resembling porcelain; as p...
POR'CELLANITE, n. A silicious mineral, a species of jasper, of various colors. I...
PORCH, n. [L. porticus, from porta, a gate, entrance or passage, or from portus,...
POR'CINE, a. [L. porcinus, from porcus. See Pork .] Pertaining to swine; as the ...
POR'CUPINE, n. [L. porcus; spina, a spine or thorn.] In zoology, a quadruped of ...
POR'CUPINE-FISH, n. A fish which is covered with spines or prickles. It is of th...
PORE, n. [Gr. to go, to pass.; Eng. to fare. See Fare .] 1. In anatomy, a minute...