pomster

i. [Origin obscure.] To doctor or play the quack with salves and slops; apply a medicament to a wound or contusion, or administer medicine internally. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] pomum (põ'mum), n. [L., an apple: see pome. ] 1. An apple.-2. In an at., the apple of the throat; Adam's apple, more fully called poтит Adami. See Adam.-3. Same as calefactory. pomwatert, n. Same as pome water. ponceaul (pon-sō'), n. [F. ponceau, poncelet (pons'let), n. [Named after J.V. Ponce let, a French mathematician (1788-1867).] A unit of rate of expenditure of energy, equivalent to 100 kilogram meters per second.