Pulverulent
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 144
pul-ver'-u-lent, a. dusty; consisting of Pulvil, pul-vil, s. a sweet-scented powder: v.a. to Pulvinate, pul'-vin-ate, a. cushion-shaped [Bot.]. (L. Pumiceous,pew-mish'-e-us, a. pertaining to, consisting Pumiciform, pew-mis'-e-form, a. like pumice. Pumice-stone, pew'-mis-stone, s. pumice. Pummace, pum'-mas, s. apples crushed for making Pummel, pum'-mel, s. See Pommel. Pump, pump, s. a hydraulic engine for raising water Pump, pump, s. alow shoe (pomp). Pump-brake, pump' -brake, s. the arm or handle of a Pump-dale, pump'-dale, s.along wooden tube,used to
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