Puissant, pew'-is-ant, a. powerful forcible

(Fr. from L. po e, to be able). Pui antly,; pew'- is-ant-le, ad. in a pui ant manner. Pui ant ne , pew'-is-ant-nes, s. the quality of being pui ant. vomiting (spew) vomiting. grace (L. puncher, beautiful). the sound). crying in a childish manner: s. a cry as of a chicken or a child; whining. Pulingly, pewl' -ing-le, ad. in a puling manner. to rend. To pull down, to demolish: to humble. To pull off, to separately pulling. To pullout, to extract. To pull up, to tear up by the roots; to eradicate (A.S. pullman). to get through. contest; a struggle; pluck; violence suffered. L. pullus, a young animal). rim, turning on a pin in a block for a running cord: one of the great mechanical powers. up with furnished and sleeping apartments,mounted on two bogies. branch iæ formed for breathing air (L. pulmo, and Gr. branchia, gills). the lungs (L. pulmo,alung).. cine for diseases of the lungs; one whose lungs are affected, ]