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Webster Dictionary :: Pointing
POINT'ING, ppr. Directing the finger; showing; directing. 1. Marking with points...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointer
POINT'ER, n. Any thing that points. 1. The hand of a time-piece. 2. A dog that p...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointel
POINT'EL, n. Something on a point. These poises or pointels are, for the most pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointedness
POINT'EDNESS, n. Sharpness; pickedness with asperity. 1. Epigrammatical keenness...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointedly
POINT'EDLY, adv. In a pointed manner; with lively turns of thought or expression...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointed
POINT'ED, pp. Sharpened; formed to a point; directed; aimed. 1. Aimed at a parti...
Webster Dictionary :: Pointal
POINT'AL, n. In botany, the pistil of a plant; an organ or viscus adhering to th...
Webster Dictionary :: Point
POINT, n. [L. punctum, from pungo, to prick, properly to thrust, pret. pepugi, s...
Webster Dictionary :: Poignantly
POIGNANTLY, adv. poin'antly. In a stimulating, piercing or irritating manner; wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Poignant
POIGNANT, a. poin'ant. [L. pungere, pungo, to prick.] 1. Sharp; stimulating the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Poignancy
POIGNANCY, n. poin'ancy. [See Poignant .] 1. Sharpness; the power of stimulating...
Webster Dictionary :: Poetry
PO'ETRY, n. [Gr.] Metrical composition; verse; as heroic poetry; dramatic poetry...
Webster Dictionary :: Poetress
PO'ETRESS, n. A female poet.
Webster Dictionary :: Poetize
PO'ETIZE, v.i. To write as a poet; to compose verse.
Webster Dictionary :: Poetics
POET'ICS, n. The doctrine of poetry.
Webster Dictionary :: Poetically
POET'ICALLY, adv. With the qualities of poetry; by the art of poetry; by fiction.
