A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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planpappety n. blotting paper.
plaflet) m. plaster, emplaster. -but,
-lapP) m. scarcloth. -fpa&e) m. spatula.
- plafJra, v. a. to plaster.
plat, m. plate; guard; imaginary
money nearly of twenty pence English.
-febel, m. bankbill for ucai-ly tlie value
of twenty pence.
pliifla, V. n. to use, to be wont. -
pIHjjfcb, m. custom, way.
pliga, V. a. to entertain, to treat, to
coiiveise, to cultivate. [/J. to tap.
pictt, A«. plate ; spot ; tap. -a titt, f
ploja, f . a. to plough.
plo9, "z. the top of a shoe.
plotslifl, a. sudden, unexpected.
potf } n. rude demand, insolence. — aj
f. n. to presume, to demand with in-
P0(fenl)Clt9, «. guaiacum. [solence,
Potafler, m. podagra, gout in the feet,
poifC, m. boy. - pojFflftig, a. boyish.
-])et-, f. boyishness. - pejf=
flref, «. boyish trick.
Pofal, m. drinking-cup. - pofuletfl)
P0l,/n. pole. -I^CJb, m. altitude of
the pole. -Cttfel) m. polar-circle.
-(Ijertlfl, /. pole-star.
polejfi) /• cat's-miud, penny-royal.
Poleta , V. a. to polish , to burnish, to
furbish, -ttjTn. polislier. - polcdnit,
/. polishing, polish. - (pder) -ffl,
m. polishing-file. -fFifra,/ polisher.
-jlal, 72. burnishing steel. -t«n^) m.
burnisher.
Tpi\i9y m. police; policy.
Poltti, /. police.
politur, m. politure, gloss.
poUct, m. ticket.
Pcmaba, f. pomatum, pomade.
Potnerans, m. orange, bitter orange.
Pompj m. pomp, splendour, show.
pcnera> v. a. to suppose.
PonfOj m. et a. scarlet-colour, scarlet-
Pontatf, m. claret. [coiomed.
POtlton, tn. pontoon. [black poplar.
peppelj m. -trii^, n. poplar, -pil, m.
pot) m. pore. -0», a. porose.
Porfyr, m. porphyrc.
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PlC
PorIa« V. n. to purl.
POW) m. sweet willow, dutch myrti
perflin, n. China, China-ware
celain.
pott, m. gate, door, port, f Ota fft \
-eiljto turn one out of doors, -gati.
m. gateway, -f lapp j m. knock*
clacker. -ftat, -raftate, m. gat
keeper. ['
portabett'n. y. poit-vein, mesenter
Poftfpe, /. swordknot.
poftlOflj m. portion, share.
Pottlaf, m. purslain.
^ittxiXX-, n. portrait, picture.
Pojltir, n. positive, chamber-org<
poflj m. post ; notice, news ; post, s
nel ; employment, place ; a sum ol
ney ; parcel, -bub, n. -f'ctattjm. po
postillion. -I)U6, n. posthouse.
tot) n. postoffice. -miiflafC, m
master, -pappct, «• poslpaper. -pe
ningat, /«./)/. postage, -pagn,
stage-coach, post-chaise. -Vetfetj
regulation of the post. - pofliljo
postillion. [moi
PcjliHa, /. sermons, collection of se
Potfltigj potctet, n. pi. potatoes.
Pottfi, /. pot. -afTa, /. potashes.
Pottta, f. n. to bubble.
pratf, n. tiifle, trash, shift, -a, f.
to go begging, -a (ig ftam, to li
with difficulty, -atti m. a pall
fellow. [.
ptatfa, /. redbreasted merganser,
ptaftj m. magnificence, pomp, -fu
a. pompous, sumptuous.
praftif, m. practice. - ptafttffta*
a. to practise.
Pta#el,n. sprawling, rustling.- pt<
la, V. n. to sprawl, to rustle.
ptat, n. prattle, chat, nonsen
-tnafare, m. tattler, jirattler. -f«'
a. talkative, loquacious. -faml>ct»
loquacity, -fjuf, a. loquacious. -
v.a.&n.Xo prate, to tattle, to tliatt
Ptebtfa, f . a. to preach ; to hold fori
-n, /. sermon, -ftt, m. preach
-tit "2- Salomons -te, Ecclesiast
the preacher.- Pfc6if(lol,m. pulpit