pomeroy, pome royal

[Fr. pom me=an apple, and roi =a king, or royal royal.] A kind of apple; a royal apple. pom'-eỹ, s. [Fr. pommé =grown round or to a ball, like an apple.] [PΟΜΕ, ν.] Her.: The figure of an apple or of a roundel; it is always of a green color. pom'-frět, s. [Etym. doubtful.] Ichthy.: A species of Stromateus, found in the Mediterranean, and the Indian and Pacific Oceans. (Good rich.) *pom-içe, s . [POMACE.] pō-miferous, a . [Lat. pomifer , from pomum =an apple, and fero to bear; Eng. adj. suff. -ous.] 1. Ord . Lang .: Bearing or producing apples. 2. Bot .: Apple-bearing ( Paxton ), or bearing the fruit called a pome (q. v.). "The low pomiferous kind, as cucumbers, pompions."Arbuthnot: On Aliments , ch. iii. pom-ma-dō, s. (Ital.) Vaulting onto a horse, without the aid of stirrups, by resting one hand on the saddle-bow.