pudding house

A stomach. ( Nashe.) pudding-pie, s. 1. A pudding with meat baked in it. ( Hall i well .) 2. A kind of open cheese-cake with currants. ( Kent .) "Some cry the covenant, instead Of pudding - pies and gingerbread." pudding pipe-tree, s. IMG:content-1708.png:[blocks in formation] 1. The time of dinner; the time at which pudding, formerly the first dish, was set upon the table. 2. The nick of time; the critical moment. "Mars that still protects the stout, In pudding - time came to his aid." Butler: Hudibras , i. 2. *pudding-tobacco, s. A kind of tobacco, per haps made up into a roll like a pudding. pud-ding-ỹ, adj. [Eng. pudding; -y.] Resembling or suggestive of a pudding; round and plump.