Pier

per, n. (Arch.) A ma of stone-work supportv. [piled (pild), piling.] To lay or throw ing an arch, bridge, etc.; part of the wall of a house a pile or heap; to above the brim or top; to heap, between windows or doors a structure to break the accumulate, ama . [F., a ball, pile, heap, L. plla, force of the waves a projecting wharf or landing- Gr. ]ialla, a ball.] — Pu'er, n. One who forms a place. [OF. piere, L. and'Gr. petra, rock, stone.] — or heap. — Piles, pilz, n. pi. (Med.) Small erectile Pier'-gla ,— n. A mirror hanging between windows. tumors of the vascular, mucous, or cellular ti ues ta'ble, n. A table standing, etc. of the rectum; hemorrhoids.— Pill, n. Medicine, etc