pulvilt (pulvil)

[Also pulville and pulvillo, pulvillio, pulvilio; There stands the Toilette, Nursery of Charms, Completely furnish'd with bright Beauty's Arms; The Patch, the Powder Box, Pulville , Perfumes, Pins, Paint, a flattering Gla , and Black lead Combs. Gay, The Fan, i. 129. pulvilt (pul'vil), v. t. [ Have you pulvill'd the Coachman and Postilion, that they may not stink of the Stable? Congreve, Way of the World, iv. 1. pulvil-caset (pul'vil-kās), n. A receptacle for perfumed powder and other articles of the toilet, as combs, etc.