pulpiteer (pulpiter)

[ Then it was under the name of puritans and round-heads, and now it is openly as ministers, under the name of priests, and black coats, and presbyters, and pulpiteers [that many servants of the Lord are reviled). Baxter , Self-Denial, Epistle Monitory. To chapel; where a heated pulpiteer , Not preaching simple Christ to simple men, Announced the coming doom, and fulminated Against the scarlet woman and her creed. Tennyson , Sea Dreams. Long'st thou for Butter? bite the poulpy part, And neuer better came to any Mart. Sylvester , tr. of Du Bartas's Weeks, i. 3. In lupins these pulpy sides [of the bean] do sometimes arise with the stalk in a resemblance of two fat leaves. Sir T. Browne, Urn-burial, iii. Pulpy disease of the disease. See disease. synovial membrane, Brodie's