PUP

Puncta, re. f. 1. a thrust, a rentPiinctlm, adv. pointingly. Punctimpetere, to make a pass at one , Liv.Punctio, onis. f. 3. a pricking , orstinging, a stitch

Inuncti uncula, se. f. 1. a prick witha needle , or pin

Puncto, are. act. 1. to point, markP uncto, adv. in a mo?nentPunctum, i. n. 2. a point, hole, mainpoint, purpose, vote, or suffrage.Punctum temporis, amoment, Cic.Omne tulit punctum, he* heareththe bell, Hor.

Punctura, ec. f. 1. a puncture, apricking

Punctus, a, urn. pt. pricked, inflictedPuncttts, i. m. 2. a point, a prick, asting

Punctus, us. m. 4. a prickingPiingens, tis* pt. prickingPungo, gere, pupugi, punxi, §• ant.pepugi, nctum. act. 3. to prick, orsting, vex, disturb, disquietPunicans, tis. pt. reddening, ruddyPiinlcanus, a, um. adj. of CarthagePuniceus, a, um. adj. of Carthage,\of a red colour, scarlet, yellow .!Pomum puniceum, apomegranate,Ov.

Punicum, i. n. 2. a pomegranate, ahind of sweet cake

Puniciis, a, um. adj. of Africa, orCarthage, treacherous, deceitful,insidious, red, scarletPuniendus, a, um. pt. tobepunishedPunio, Ire, ivi, itum. a. 4. to punishPunlor, iri. pass. dep. to be pu-nished, to punishPunitio, onis. f. 3. a punishingPunitor, oris. m. 3. a punisherPunitus, a, um. pt. punishedPupa, vc. f. 1. a young girl, a puppetPupilla, a?, f. 1. an orphan girl, the475

PUR

ball, apple, or sight of the eyePupillaria, ium. pi. n. 3. boys' gamesPupillaris, e. adj. of a pupil ■Pupillo, are. n. 1. to cry like a pea-cock

Pupillus, i. m. 2. a pupil, an orphanPuppls, is. f. 3. the stern, the poop,a ship, the government of a statePupplus, i. m. a tragical poet, whohad \a mighty art in moving thepassio7i of grief

Pupula, as. f. 1. the apple of the eyePupiilus, i. m. 2. a very little boy, ababy, a puppet

Pupiis, i. m. 2. a young child, baby,puppet

Pure, adv. ius, comp, isslme, sup.cleanly, nicely, brightly, sincerely,without alloy, correctly. Purehabere, to live chastely, Plaut.Purgabilis, e. adj. easily cleansedPurgam&i, inis. n. 3. a purgation,expiation, offscouring, filthPurgamentum, i. n. 2. filth, dung,hitchen-stuff. Purgamenta servo-rum, the worst of servants, Curt.

! Purgandus, a, um. pt. to be purged' Purgans, tis. pt. purgingPurgatio, onis. f. 3. a purging , orcleansing, purge , apology, or ex-cuse

Purgator, oris. m. 3. a cleanserPurgatorius, a, um. adj. purgingPurgatus, a, um. pt. adj. ior, comp,isslmus, sup. purged, cleansed,cleared, excused, freePurgito, are. freq. 1. to purge oftenPurgo, are. act. 1. to purge, cleanse,clean , or clear, clear off, or away ,cure, excuse, obliterate, expiate.Ungues purgare, to scrape, or parethe nails, Hor.

Piirgor, ari. pass, to be cleansedVux\f\ci\n$,th.gt.piirtfyiny,cleansing

PUS

Purificatio, onis, f. 3. a purificationPurifico [purus, facio], are. act. 1.

to purify, cleanse, purgePurlflciis, a, um, pt. purifyingPuritas, atis. f. 3. purity, cleannessPuriter, adv. purely , cleanly, inno-cently

Purities, ei. f. 5. purenessPurpura, ee, f. 1. the purple fish,purple, scarlet , a scarlet robe, thedignity, or office of a magistratePurpurarii, ins. Madeira , FortoSancto

Purpurarius, a, um. adj. of purplePurpurasco, cere. neut. 3. to growof a purple colour

Piirpurattis, a, um. pt. clad inpurple ;subst. a nobleman

Purpureiis, a, um. adj. of purple, red,glowing, blushing, shining , arrayedin purple

Purpurissatus, a, um. pt. painted redPurpurissum, i. n. a lively ruddycolour

Purpiiro, are. neut. 1. to be of, or tomake a purple colourPurulente, adv. corruptly, nastilyPurulentus, a, um. adj. matteryPurum, i. n. 2. the clear, or open airPurus, a,um. adj. ior, comp, isslmus,sup. pure, clean, fine, fair, trans-parent, even, smooth, open, plain,unwrought, sacred, holy, religious,unmixed, upright, innocent, jit,proper, pertinent, free , entire, ab-solute,'unconditionalPus, iiris. n. 3. pi. pura, matter, cor-ruption; a railing, railleryPiisa, se. f. 1. a little girl, a darlingPusillanimis, e. adj. cowardlyPusillanimltas,atis. f. 3 .pusillanimityPtisillanlmlter, adv. cowardlyPiisilliis, a, um. adj. cowardly, faint,weak, slender, small, short