If you be unclean, mistress, you may pure yourself

Middle ton, Fan:ily of Love, iii. 3. Specifically-2. In tanning, to cleanse with a bate of dog's dung. They [calf-skins) are then unhaired and fleshed in the usual manner, pured with a bate of dog's dung. Workshop Receipts , 2d ser., p. 366. purée (pü-rā'), n . [F., a thick soup or porridge prepared from vegetables: see porrey .] Akind or soup consisting of meat, fish, or vegetables boiled to a pulp, and pa ed through a sieve. The ordinary pea-soup is a familiar example. purely (pur'li), adv . [ pureliche , purti ; pure + -ly2.] 1. Without admixture or blemish; in such a way or to such a degree as to be free from anything that is heterogeneous or tends to impair.-2. Entirely; wholly; completely; thoroughly; absolutely; quite: as, the whole thing was purely accidental. Neuer-more for no man mowe be deliuered, Ne pult out [of] prison but purl i thourh zour help. William of Palerne (E. E. T. S.), 1. 4219. And I will turn my hand upon thee, and purely purge away thy dro , and take away all thy tin. Isa. i. 25.