Pulsate

puKsat, v. To beat or throb; to beat, as the heart. [L. pulsare. -satum, to beat, strike, fr. pellere, to beat, strike, drive; prob. pull, q. v.; appeal, peal, compel, expel, impulse, pelt, psalm, poplar, baV, etc.] — Pulsatile, a. Capable of being struck or beaten. — Pulsa'tion, n. Act of beating or throbbing, as of the heart: a beat or throb; a beat or stroke by which some medium is affjeted. [F.; L. pulsatio.] — PuKsative, -tiv, -tory, -to-rY, a. Capable of pulsating; throbbing. — Pulse, puis, n. The beating or throbbing of the heart or blood-ve els, esp. of the arteries; any measured or regular beat: oscillation; vibration; pulsation.— v. 'lo beat, as the arteries; to pulsate. [L. puls us, prop, p. p. of pellere.]