Pastern, pas'-tern, s

the part of a horse's leg between the fetlock and the hoof. Pastern-joint, the joint horse's leg next the foot, (O,Fr. pasture, the tether for ahorse at pasture,) Pasticcio, päs-titch'-e-o,s, medley; a work in anther's Pastil, pas'-til, s. a small roll of aromatic suba Pastille, pas-teel',s stances to be burnt for fum i gaP as time, päs'-time, s. that which amuses or serves to Pastor, pas'-tor, s. a shepherd: a minister who has the a Pastoral, cure of souls pas'-tor-al, (L. paestum, a. pertaining to feed). to shepherds or Pastorale, pas-to-rä'-le, s. a simple melody in a rustic Pastoralism, pas'-tor-al-izm, s. rural amenity. Pastorate, pas'-tor-ate, s. the office of a spiritual Pastorship, pas'-tor-ship, 3 pastor. Pastor le , pas'-tor-les, a. having no pastor. Pastry, pays'-tre, s. pies, cakes, or baked meats. Pastry Pasturable, pas'-tu-rå-bl, a. fit for pasture. Pasturage, pas'-tu-raje, s. the busine of grazing cattle; Pasture, past'-yur,. s. gra for grazing; land on which Pasturele , pas'-ture-les, a. having no pasture. Pasty, pase' -te, a. like paste: s. apie contained impaste. Pat, pat, s. alight, quick blow with the hand; a small Patavinity, pat-a-vin'-e-te, s. the provincialism of Livy, Patch, patsh, s. a piece of cloth sewed on a garment; Patcher, patsh'-er, s. one who patches or botches, Hatchery, patsh'-er-e, s. bungling work; botchery. Patchouli, på-shoo-le, s. the dried branches of an Patchwork, patsh'-wurk, s. work composed of pieces Pate, pate, s. the head; the crown of the head. Paté, pä-ta, s. a kind of platform [Fort.] (Fr.) Patée, pat' -e, s. said of a cro expanding towards the Pated, pate'-ed, a. with ahead. Pate faction, pat-e-fak'-shun, s. act of manifesting. Patella, pa-tel -la, s, the knee-pan; a smallish-like Patelliform pa-tel -le-form, a. like a small dish or Patellite, pat'-el-lite, s. fo il remains of the patella. Paten, pat'-in, s. a plate; plate or ve el on which the Patent, pa' -tent or pat' -ent, a. open; spreading [Bot.]; a nobility, or the exclusive right to or property in an Patentable, pa' -tent-å-bl a. that can be patented. Patentee, pa-ten-tee', s. one who has a patent. Patent-leather, pa'-tent-leth-er, s. japanned leather. Patent-office, pa'-tent-of-fis, s. an office for the granting Patent-rolls, pa'-tent-rolez, s.pl. the records or reg is Patent-yellow, pa'-tent-yel-lo, s. an oxide and chloride Patera, pat'-e-rå, s. a shallow, circular dish [Antiq. and Paterfamilias, pa'-ter-få-mil'-e-as, s. the father of a Paternal, på-ter'-nal, a. fatherly; hereditary. Patera Paternity, på-ter'-ne-te, s. paternal relation; author Paternoster, pat'-er-nos'-ter, s. the Lord's Prayer (L. Path, päth, s. a way trodden by the foot of man or in (A.S.) Pat hematic, path-e-mat'-ik, a. designating affection or