Pelvis

pel'vis, n. (Anat.) The bowl-shaped, bony to structure at the lower extremity of the body, in an i closing the lower part of the abdominal cavity. the Pemmican, pein'mi-kan, n. Meat cut in thin slices, divested of fat, and dried in the sun; or dried, pounded, mixed with melted fat and dried fruit, and compre ed into bags. in Pen, pen, n. A small inclosure for beasts or fowls; fold; sty; coop. — v. t. [penned (pend) or pent; a penning.] To confine in a small inclosure or narrow place. — Pent, p. p. or a. Shut up; closely confined. cry, Pen, pen, n. An instrument used for writing with ink; a writer. — v. t. [penned (pend), penning.] To write; to compose and commit to paper. — Pen'cry craft, n. Penmanship; chirography; art of comsly position; authorship. — Pen'knife, -nif, n. A pocket the knife, — orig. a knife for making quill pens. — Pen'man, n. One who uses the pen; one who writes a good hand; an author. — Pen'manship, n. Use of the pen in writing; art of writing -L manner of writing; chirography. — Pen'nate, -nat, -nated, a. nant, Winged; n. (Naut.) plume-shaped. A small — Pen'- flag; n. banner; a long, narrow piece of bunting carried at the masthead; a rope or strap to which a purchase is hooked. — Penr- Tion, n. nant (flag). A wing; pinion; a pen- Penal, pe'nal, a. Pert, to punishment; enacting or threatening, incurring, or inflicting, punreishment. — Pen'alty, pen'al-tY, n.