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Webster Dictionary :: Posed
PO'SED, pp. Puzzled; put to a stand; interrogated closely.
Webster Dictionary :: Pose
POSE, n. s as z. [See The Verb.] In heraldry, a lion, horse or other beast stand...
Webster Dictionary :: Pory
PORY, a. [from pore.] Full of pores or small interstices.
Webster Dictionary :: Porwigle
POR'WIGLE, n. A tadpole; a young frog. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Portress
PORTRESS PORTREVE, n. [The modern orthography of portgreve, which see.] The chie...
Webster Dictionary :: Portreeve
PORTREEVE, n. [L. portus, a port.] Formerly, the chief magistrate of a port or m...
Webster Dictionary :: Portraying
PORTRA'YING, ppr. Painting or drawing the likeness of; describing.
Webster Dictionary :: Portrayer
PORTRA'YER, n. One who paints, draws to the life or describes.
Webster Dictionary :: Portrayed
PORTRA'YED, pp. Painted or drawn to the life; described.
Webster Dictionary :: Portray
PORTRA'Y, v.t. 1. To paint or draw the likeness of any thing in colors; as, to p...
Webster Dictionary :: Portraiture
PORTRAITURE, n. A portrait; painted resemblance.
Webster Dictionary :: Portrait
PORTRAIT, n. [Eng. to portray; pour; for, fore, and traire; L. trahere; Eng. to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Portoise
PORTOISE, n. The gunwale of a ship. To lower the yards a portlast, is to lower t...
Webster Dictionary :: Portmanteau
PORTMAN'TEAU, n. [L. mantele.] A bag usually made of leather, for carrying appar...
Webster Dictionary :: Portly
PORTLY, a. [from port.] Grand or dignified in mien; of a noble appearance and ca...
Webster Dictionary :: Portliness
PORTLINESS, n. [from portly.] Dignity of mien or of personal appearance, consist...
