pony engine

A locomotive-engine kept at a railroad station for moving cars and making up trains. ( United States.) pōn-ỹ, v . i . [PONY, subst .] To pay; to settle an account. (Followed by up .) ( United States slang . ) pood, s. [Ru . pud .] A Ru ian weight, equivalent to forty Ru ian or thirty-six English pounds avoirdupois poô-dle, s. [Ger. pudel: Low Ger. pudel, pudel hund, from pudeln =to waddle; Dan. pudel; Dut. poedel.] Zool .: A variety of Canis familiar is , of unknown origin. It is sometimes called the Barbet (q. v.), but that name is properly confined to a small kind. "I discovered a large black poodle in the act of making for my legs." -Anstey: The Black Poodle . poo-gye, subst. [Hind.] The nose-flute of the Hindus. Probably blown by the nose instead of the mouth, in order to avoid po ible defilement of caste. poôh, interj. [Icel. pú.] An exclamation of contempt, scorn, or derision; pish! pshaw!