pusstail (pustal)

A common gra of the genus Setaria: so called on account of the bristly cylindrical spikes. More often called foxtail. pu yl (pus'i), n.; pl. pu ies (-iz). dim. -y.] A diminutive of pu . pu y2 (pus'i), a. [ [ pu + Filled with The most pu y gland ruptured during extrication. Med. News , LIII. 695. pu y3 (pus'i), a. A dialectal form of pursy. pu y-cat (pus'i-kat), n. [= LG. pusekatte; In his dreams he hunts for pu y - willows , as he did when a boy. Harper's Mag . , LXXVII. 924. pustular (pus'tu-lär), a. [ see verb.] 1. In bot., same as pustular, 2. -2. In entom., covered with small spots, or with slight rounded elevations le distinct and regular than those of a granulated surface. pustulation (pus-tu-lā'shon), n. [ = pustule (pus'tūl), n. [= F. pustule = Sp. pús tula Pg. pustula = It. pustula, pustola, pustuliform (pus'tū-li-fôrm), a. [L. pustula, a blister, pustule, + form a, form.] In bot. and zool., having the form of a pustule. pustulocrustacecus (pus tū-lō-krus-tā'shius), a. [ pustula , a blister, pustule, + crusta , crust: see crustaceous.] Pertaining to pustules which, discharging, form more or le extensive crusts; having or characterized by such pustules.