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Webster Dictionary :: Purple
PUR'PLE, a. [L. purpureus; purpura, a shell from which the color was obtained.] ...
Webster Dictionary :: Purparty
PUR'PARTY, n. In law, a share, part or portion of an estate, which is allotted t...
Webster Dictionary :: Purloining
PURLOIN'ING, ppr. Stealing; committing literary theft. PURLOIN'ING , n. Theft; p...
Webster Dictionary :: Purloiner
PURLOIN'ER, n. A thief; a plagiary.
Webster Dictionary :: Purloined
PURLOIN'ED, pp. Stolen; taken by plagiarism.
Webster Dictionary :: Purloin
PURLOIN', v.t. 1. Literally, to take or carry away for one's self; hence, to ste...
Webster Dictionary :: Purling
PURL'ING, ppr. [from purl.] Murmuring or gurgling, as a brook. PURL'ING , n. The...
Webster Dictionary :: Purlin
PUR'LIN, n. In architecture, a piece of timber extending from end to end of a bu...
Webster Dictionary :: Purlieu
PURLIEU, n. pur'lu. A border; a limit; a certain limited extent or district; ori...
Webster Dictionary :: Purl
PURL, n. [supposed to be contracted from purfle.] 1. An embroidered and puckered...
Webster Dictionary :: Purity
PU'RITY, n. [L. puritas, form purus.] 1. Freedom from foreign admixture or heter...
Webster Dictionary :: Puritanize
PU'RITANIZE, v.i. To deliver the notions of puritans.
Webster Dictionary :: Puritanism
PU'RITANISM, n. The notions or practice of puritans.
Webster Dictionary :: Puritanic
PURITAN'IC PURITAN'ICAL, a. Pertaining to the puritans or their doctrines and pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Puritan
PU'RITAN, n. [from pure.] A dissenter from the church of England. The puritans w...
Webster Dictionary :: Purist
PU'RIST, n. One excessively nice in the use of words.
