papagayt

An obsolete form of popinjay. papain (pā'pa-in), n. [ fers from pepsin in that its proteolytic action goes on in neutral or alkaline solutions as well as in acid solutions. Also papayin, papayotin, and caricin. = [( Nares .) Oh! that his body were not flesh and fading! But I'll so pap him up - nothing too dear for him. Beau . and Fl ., Custom of the Country, iv. 4. pap3 (pap), n. [A shorter form of papa1 .] Papa; father. [Prov. Eng. and U. S.] papal (pa-pä' or pä pä), n . [= F. papa = D. G. Dan. papa (pa-pa') = Sw. pappa (pap'pa) = How Rome her own sad sepulchre appears!... Barbarian blindne , Christian zeal conspire, And Papal piety, and Gothic fire. Pope , To Add is on, 1. 14. His attachment to his family, his aversion to France, were not to be overcome even by Papal authority. Macaulay , Lord Mahon's War in Spain. Contributions from the nation at large for papal purposes, such as crusades and the defence against the Turks, were collected by the pope's agents in the form of voluntary gifts. Stubbs , Const. Hist., § 395. The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century dictionary papal Papal cro . See cro l. - Papal crown, the triple crown. See tiara. =Syn. Papal, Popish, Papistical. Pa pal is the ordinary word for that which belongs to or proceeds from the Pope; popish is used in some obloquy or contempt; papistical in strong contempt or condemnation. papalint (pā'pal-in), n. [ The Persians. are no le zealous and divided in their profe ion than we and the papalins. Sir T. Herbert, Travels, p. 251. They [the Turks) may indeed still do mischief to the Muscovites, or persecute their own Christian subjects, but they can do no hurt to the papalins . Bp. Burnet , Hist. Own Time, an. 1697. papalise, v . See papalize . papalism (pā'pal-izm), n. [ papal + -ism.] The papal system; papistry.