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Webster Dictionary :: Pilser
PIL'SER, n. The moth or fly that runs into a flame.
Webster Dictionary :: Pilous
PI'LOUS, a. [L. pilosus, from pilus, hair.] Hairy. A pilose leaf, in botany, is ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilotism
PI'LOTISM PI'LOTRY, n. Pilotage; skill in piloting. [Not used.] PI'LOUS , a. [L....
Webster Dictionary :: Piloting
PI'LOTING, ppr. Steering; as a ship in dangerous navigation. PI'LOTING , n. The ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilotage
PI'LOTAGE, n. The compensation made or allowed to one who directs the course of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilot-fish
PI'LOT-FISH, n. A fish, a species of Gasterosteus, called also rudder-fish, of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilot
PI'LOT, n. 1. One who steers a ship in a dangerous navigation, or rather one who...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilose
PILO'SE PILOS'ITY, n. [supra.] Hairiness.
Webster Dictionary :: Pillowing
PIL'LOWING, ppr. Resting or laying on a pillow.
Webster Dictionary :: Pillowed
PIL'LOWED, pp. or a. Supported by a pillow.
Webster Dictionary :: Pillow-bier
PIL'LOW-BIER PIL'LOW-CASE, n. The case or sack of a pillow which contains the fe...
Webster Dictionary :: Pillow
PIL'LOW, n. [L. pulvinar; from L. pilus, hair, or from stuffing.] 1. A long cush...
Webster Dictionary :: Pillory
PIL'LORY, n. [L. palus, a stake, a pile.] A frame of wood erected on posts, with...
Webster Dictionary :: Pilloried
PIL'LORIED, a. Put in a pillory.
Webster Dictionary :: Pillion
PILLION, n. pil'yun, [L. pilus, hair, or from stuffing. See Pillow .] 1. A cushi...
Webster Dictionary :: Pillery
PILL'ERY, n. Plunder; pillage; rapine. [Not in use.]
