pultaceous (ce as sh)

[Lat. puls (gen it, pultis )=pottage.] [PULSE (2), subst.] Macerated, softened, nearly fluid. pul-ten-æ-a, subst. [Named after W. Pulteney, M. D., a botanical writer.] Bot .: The typical genus of Pultenese (q. v.). Beautiful little Australian shrubs, mostly with yellow flowers. půl-těně-æ, s. pl. [Mod. Lat. pultenœa (q.v.).] Bot.: A sub-tribe of Podalyriem (q. v.). *pult-er, s. [POULTER.] *pul-te e, *pul-tise, s. [POULTICE.] *půl-ture, s. [PUTURE.]