A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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prutta,
. to fart.
pryba, f . a. to adorn, to set off, to become.
- pcyMiO, a. elegant, -^et,
/. elegance. - ptybtlfib) /. ornament.
prygel) m. cudgel; blow, bang. -
Ptyglfl, f. a- to cudgel.
Prylj m. puncher, punch ; fid.
jjral) n. gaudiness, showiness. -ft, *>.
n. to cut a figure, to boast, -ig, a.
pram) m. flat boat. [showy.
Ptiigla, v. a. to stamp. - ptaBlttig,
/. coinage, stamping.
print) n. fractured letters.
jptinta.y V. a. to write fractured letters
; to impress.
PtA^, m. press. -ZAXl^i '«• pressgang.
-a, f . a. to press ; to oppress, to exact.
Ptajl) m. priest, parson, minister, clergyman,
-bolj n. glebe, -bomc, n.
priesthood, -embetej n. ministry,
-garfc) m. parsonage. -flSH, n. parish.
-ftagc,/". great daisy. -lagetl?>et,
/. benefice of a parson, -ntatl) m.
clergyman. -motC) n. synod, -flailb,
n. priesthood, clergy. -piflA) v. a. to
ordain , to invest with holy orders.
-vilitt n. hierarchy, -etiig, a. priest-
ly, sacerdotal, -tntlfl) f. priestess. money. —flen, m. stone, testicle, —ft
PtOfpa, V. a. to try, to examine; to ut, f . n. to lay out money.
take cognizance of. - ptoflimgj /. Puilft, m. stop, point. pA -en, punc-
examination , experiment , trial ; test.
Pfulm)/. psalm, -bof j/. psalmbook. -
tually, -pis, ad. point by point.;
-etA) f. a, to point, -etate, m. geo-_
PuItfltC) m. psalter.
mancer. -etitg, a. punctual. -wt»!
publifen, m. the public.
m. T. points.
Plicfel, m. bunch, hump. -tyggi0) a.
bimcl.hacked.
Pll^&tn^t, m. pudding.
PuJel) -tunt, m. spaniel, water-dog.
Pu&eCj". powder, hair-powder. -fap=
PA) f. powdering-gown. -puflj m.
powder-engine, -qpafl, m. powderpuff.
- pubra^ V. a. to powder. -
Pu&rip) a. powdered.
puff) m. push, box, blow ; detonation,
-a, f. a. d n. -atiO) to push, to
Put-
cuff; to crack. -a», v. d. to cuff.
Puffert, m. pocket-pistol.
pufa, /. kettledrum. - (puf) -pinne, -
m. kettledrum-stick, -flagate
kettledrummer. - puta) v.n. to beat.
Puttai /. hen. [the kettledrums.
Pulpet, m. desk.
puis, m. pulse, -flag , n. the beat of
the pulse, -abet, /. artery.
puis , m. a pole to beat fish into the
pr»ng) «. trave, travise, travel.
net. - Pulfa, f . a. to beat fish into the
pcanglfi *».
J «. to chaffer, to barter; Pubct, n. powder. [net.
to hawk. -ce» 'w. barterer. pump, m. pump. -t»jetta, /. sucker.
Priijcl, m. stamp; coinage, mark. - -nicEa, /. pumpbrake. -f?e,m.the
upper box of a pump. -fJot, pi.
channelled pumps, -fnut, m. borabylius,
bu2Z-fly. -fot, n. pumpwell.
-(iotf, m. pumpbaiTcl. -(lang , /.
pumpspear. -jlofpel, m. chamber of
a pump, -fpangcl, m. pump-handle.
-»rttf , m. the gallows of the pump,
-a, V. a. to pump.
Pumpa,/'. goui-d, bumpkin, pumpion.
purtb, n. weight of twenty pounds;
*lalent, ability, endowment. -^UfPufe,
n. blockhead, -tals, ad. by pounds.
-tg, a. ttepunftg fanonfulaj bullet
of tliree pounds weight.
Pung, m. purse, bag. -petuCj m.
bagwig. -ratta,/. rat fromBrasils,
didelph. -fI2, f . a. to rid one of his
Putlfa, f . a. to prick a design and rub
it over with coaldust. [bowl.
Punf(|), m. punch, -bal, m. punch-
Punfcl, m. puncheon, puncher.
Pupitt, ni. d f. pupil, ward pupil.
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Puppa, /. chrysalis, nymph; doll,'
Purgcra, v. a. & n. to purge.
gcrm^bel, n. purge.
Puriclof, m. leek.
Purpur, m. purple.
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