Pony
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 319
po'nT, n.; pi. -nies, -niz. A small horse; in college w *\J slang, a translation of a cla ic author; in Eng. slang, the Ponton-bridge. sum of £25. side view of ponton; b, end view of Poodle, n. hair. A small _ poo'dl, dog ponton, with joists, flooring, and timbers fastened upon flooring to keep it in place; covered with long, silky c, plan of pontons; d, plan of flooring joists; /, plan of flooring boards, with or timbers thereon, near sides of floor, to Pool, pool, n. A keep it in place.; end, eve, term; In, ice; 5dd, tone, or; small and rather deep collection of fresh water supplied by a spring, or occurring in the course of stream; a puddle. 319
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