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pH, v.t. to work at steadily to urge. r.i to work steadily! to go in haste" to make regular pa ages, between two ports \naut to make way against the wind pa t and pa p plied.—n. a fold bent duection. (Fr. piter, to bend or fold— L. plico, to bend Gr. pieib, to fold. Pneumatic, nii-mat'ik, Pneumatical, mi-mai'- ik-al, adj relating to air connsting of air moved by air or wind pertaining to pneumatics —adv. Pneumatically. L —Gr. pneumatikcs — pneum-a atos wind, airpneo, to blow, to breathe Pneumatics, nu-mat'iks, sing the.-.ciuv c w hich treats of ait and other clastic fluids 01 gases Pneumatologist, nCi-mat-uFo-jisi, one versed in pneumatoiogy Pneumatology, nfi-mat-ol'o-ji, n the science of elastic fluids, or, more generally, of spiritual substances. [Gr. pneunta, wind, spirit, and logos, science Pneumonia, nfi-mfi'ni-a, n inflammation of the lungs. (Gr. from ptuutnon, pneumonn, the lungs —pneuina, air [lungs