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Webster Dictionary :: Pontific
PONTIF'IC, a. Relating to priests; popish.
Webster Dictionary :: Pontif
PONT'IF, n. [L. pontifex; said to be from pons, a bridge, and facio, to make.] A...
Webster Dictionary :: Pontic
PONT'IC, a. [L. Pontus, the Euxine sea.] Pertaining to the Pontus, Euxine, or Bl...
Webster Dictionary :: Pontee
PONTEE', n. In glass words, an iron instrument used to stick the glass at the bo...
Webster Dictionary :: Pontage
PONT'AGE, n. [L. pons, pontis, a bridge.] A duty paid for repairing bridges.
Webster Dictionary :: Ponk
PONK, n. A nocturnal spirit; a hag. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Poniard
PONIARD, n. pon'yard. [L. pugnus.] A small dagger; a pointed instrument for stab...
Webster Dictionary :: Pongo
PON'GO, n. A name of the orang outang. The name pongo was applied by Buffon to a...
Webster Dictionary :: Ponent
PO'NENT, a. [L. ponens, form pono, to set.] Western; as the ponent winds. [Littl...
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderousness
PON'DEROUSNESS, n. Weight; heaviness; gravity.
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderously
PON'DEROUSLY, adv. With great weight.
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderous
PON'DEROUS, a. [L. ponderosus.] 1. Very heavy; weighty; as a ponderous shield; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderosity
PONDEROS'ITY, n. Weight; gravity; heaviness.
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderingly
PON'DERINGLY, adv. With consideration or deliberation.
Webster Dictionary :: Pondering
PON'DERING, ppr. Weighing intellectually; considering; deliberating on.
Webster Dictionary :: Ponderer
PON'DERER, n. One that weighs in his mind.
