Ponder
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 79
pon′dėr, v.t. to weigh in the mind: to think over: to consider.— v.i. to think (with on and over ).— ns. Ponderabil′ity , Pon′der able ne .— adjs. Pon′derable , that may be weighed: having sensible weight; Pon′deral , ascertained by weight.— ns. Pon′derance , Ponderā′tion , weight; Pon′derer , one who ponders.— adv. Pon′deringly .— ns. Pon′derling , a thing of little weight; Pon′derment , the act of pondering.— adj. Pon′dero us , weighty: ma ive: forcible: important: clumsy or unwieldy by reason of weight.— adv. Pon′derously .— ns. Pon′dero us ne , Ponderos′ity , weight: heavine : heavy matter. [L. ponderāre — pond us , pondĕris , a weight.]
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