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Webster Dictionary :: Putter
PUT'TER, n. [from put.] One who puts or places.
Webster Dictionary :: Putridness
PU'TRIDNESS PU'TRY, a. Rotten. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Putridity
PUTRID'ITY, n. The state of being putrid; corruption.
Webster Dictionary :: Putrid
PU'TRID, a. [L.putridus, from putris, putreo.] 1. In a state of dissolution or d...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrescible
PUTRES'CIBLE, a. That may be putrefied; liable to become putrid; as putrescible ...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrescent
PUTRES'CENT, a. Becoming putrid; passing from an organized state into the consti...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrescence
PUTRES'CENCE, n. [from L. putrescens, putresco.] The state of dissolving, as an ...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrefy
PU'TREFY, v.t. [L. putrefacio; putris,putrid, and facio, to make.] 1. To cause t...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrefied
PU'TREFIED, pp. Dissolved; rotten.
Webster Dictionary :: Putrefactive
PUTREFAC'TIVE, a. Pertaining to putrefaction; as the putrefactive smell or proce...
Webster Dictionary :: Putrefaction
PUTREFAC'TION, n. [L. putrefactio; putris; putrid, and facio,to make.] A natural...
Webster Dictionary :: Putredinous
PUTRED'INOUS, a. [from L. putredo, from putreo, putris.] Proceeding from putrefa...
Webster Dictionary :: Putlog
PUT'LOG, n. A short piece of timber used in scaffolds.
Webster Dictionary :: Putidness
PU'TIDNESS, n. Meanness; vileness.
Webster Dictionary :: Putid
PU'TID,a. [L. putidus, from puteo, to have an ill smell.] Mean; base; worthless.
Webster Dictionary :: Putative
PU'TATIVE, a. [L. puto, to suppose.] Supposed; reputed; commonly thought or deem...
