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Webster Dictionary :: Pulchritude
PUL'CHRITUDE, n. [L.pulchritudo, from pulcher, beautiful.] 1. Beauty; handsomene...
Webster Dictionary :: Puking
PU'KING, ppr. Vomiting.
Webster Dictionary :: Puker
PU'KER,n. A medicine causing vomiting.
Webster Dictionary :: Puked
PU'KED, pp. Vomited.
Webster Dictionary :: Puke
PUKE, v.i. [Heb. to evacuate, to empty; L. vacuo; to burst forth; L. spuo, for s...
Webster Dictionary :: Puissantly
PU'ISSANTLY, adv. Powerfully; with great strength.
Webster Dictionary :: Puissant
PU'ISSANT, a. Powerful; strong; mighty; forcible; as a puissant prince or empire.
Webster Dictionary :: Puissance
PU'ISSANCE, n. [L. posse, possum, potes, potest.] Power; strength; might; force.
Webster Dictionary :: Puisne
PUISNE, a. pu'ny. 1. In law, younger or inferior in rank; as a chief justice and...
Webster Dictionary :: Pugnacity
PUGNAC'ITY, n. Inclination to fight; quarrelsomeness. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Pugnacious
PUGNA'CIOUS, a. [L. pugnax, from pugna, a fight; from pugnus, the fist. See Pugi...
Webster Dictionary :: Pugilistic
PUGILIS'TIC, a. Pertaining to boxing or fighting with the fist.
Webster Dictionary :: Pugilist
PU'GILIST, n. A boxer; one who fights with his fists.
Webster Dictionary :: Pugilism
PU'GILISM, n. [L. pugil, a champion or prize-fighter, from the Gr. id.; the fist...
Webster Dictionary :: Pugil
PU'GIL, n. [L. pugillum, from the root of pugnus, the fist; probably coinciding ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pugh
PUGH, exclam. A word used in contempt or disdain.
