pustulate (pustulat)

i.; pret. and pp. pus tulated, ppr. pustulating. [L. pustulatus, pp. of pustulare, blister, The blanes [of Job] pustulated to afflict his body. Stack house , Hist. Bible, I. 364. Pre ing forward in busine ; putting one's self forward; self-a ertive. vi. An intriguing, pushing Irish man named White. Macaulay, Hist. Eng., pushing-jack (push'ing-jak), n. An implement for moving a large and heavy object, such as railroad-car, for a short distance. In one form it is a toggle-bar, one end of which is put against a tie, and the other against the car, which is moved by the action of the lever. pushingly (push'ing-li), adv. In a pushing, vigorous, energetic manner.