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Pleuron a city in Ætolia; Castle of Irene; belonging to Pleuron; Pleuronian; Subst Plexippus One of the fifty sons of Ægyptus; A son of Thestius plexus P. a. plexus a twining; plaiting; braid Plias plĭcātĭlis adj. that may be folded together; doubled up; flexible; pliable plĭcātrix she who folds clothes plĭcātūra a folding; doubling; a fold; plicature plĭcĭtus plĭco v. a. to fold; to lay; wind together; to fold up; double up Plīnĭus Pliny; name of a Roman; author of an encyclopedical work in; books; who lost hi… plinthis A square;; a square base; a plinth; a register plinthĭum a hollow square figure; a kind of sundial plinthus the large flat member under the inferior moulding of a column; the base; plinth… plisĭma Plisthĕnes The son of Pelops; brother of Atreus and Thyestes; and the father of Agamemnon … Plistĭa a city of the Samnites plistŏlŏchĭa a plant facilitaling parturition; A plant Plistŏnīces an epithet of Apion the grammarian Plitendum a town of Asia plŏcē a repeating of the same word with a different meaning; a combining of different… plōdo ploeres plōrābĭlis adj. lamentable; deplorable plōrātĭo a wailing; weeping; lamentation plōrātor a wailer; lamenter; mourner plōrātus a wailing; weeping; lamenting; bleeding plōro v. n. and a. To cry out; to cry aloud; and he cry out; To wail; lament plōsor plostellum a small wagon; cart plostrārĭus plostrum plōsus Plōtae an ancient name of the Strophades Plōtīnus a famous philosopher of the Eclectic school; who flourished in the third century ploxĕmum a wagon-box plŭit plūma a small; soft feather;; fine; soft feathers; down plūmācĭum a feather pillow; down pillow plūmālis adj. feathered plūmārĭus adj. belonging to soft feathers;; embroidered with feathers; Subst; an embroiderer plūmātĭle an embroidered garment plūmātus P.a plumbāgo A species of lead ore; black-lead; plumbago; also called; a leaden color plumbārĭus adj. belonging to lead; lead-; a plumber; plur; a place to keep leaden vessels in plumbātae plumbātūra a soldering with lead plumbĕus adj. belonging to lead; made of lead; leaden; lead-; blows given with a scourge to w… plumbo v. a. To lead; to solder with lead; To make; of lead;; leaden plumbōsus adj. full of lead; having much lead mixed with it plumbum lead; A leaden ball; bullet; Leaden pipes; A scourge with a leaden ball at the … plūmella a small feather plūmesco v. inch. n. to begin to have; get feathers; to become fledged plūmĕus adj. downy; covered; filled with down; down-; like down plūmĭger adj. feather-bearing; feathered plūmĭpes adj. feather-footed; with feathered feet plūmo v. a. and n. To cover with feathers; to feather; To embroider; To cover with scales; Neutr plūmōsus adj. full of down; feathers; covered with feathers; feathered plūmŭla a little downfeather; a little feather plŭo v. n. impers; pers.;; to rain;; to rain plŭor rain plūrālis adj. belonging; relating to more than one; relating to many; Plural; consisting of m… plūrālĭtas Plurality; the plural number plūrālĭter adv. plūrātīvus adj. plural; Subst; the plural number; the plural plūres plūrĭes adv. often; oftentimes; frequently plūrĭfārĭam adv. in many parts; places; In many ways; manifoldly; variously plūrĭfārĭus plūrĭformis adj. having many forms; manifold; varied plūrĭlătĕrus adj. having several sides plūrĭmus plūrĭvŏcus adj. having several; many significations plūs pluscŭlum adv. pluscŭlus adj. dim; somewhat more; a little more; rather many; subst; Neutr. subst plūsĭmus plŭtĕārĭus a maker of balustrades plŭtĕus A penthouse; shed; mantlet; A permanent breastwork; a parapet Plūto the king of the Lower World; the husband of Proserpine; and brother of Jupiter … plūtor the rainer; he who sends rain Plūtus the god of riches plŭvĭa Rain; a fall; shower; Rain-water Plŭvĭālĭa one of the Fortunate Isles plŭvĭālis adj. belonging to rain; rainy; rain- plŭvĭātĭcus adj. belonging to rain; rain- plŭvĭātĭlis adj. belonging to rain; rain- plŭvĭōsus adj. full of rain; rainy plŭvĭus adj. rainy; causing; bringing rain; rain-; rain-water pneumătĭcus adj. belonging to air; to wind; air-; wind-; pneumatic; Pneumătŏmăchi a sect of heretics pnīgeus a cover; damper; which keeps down the rising air in the hydraulic organ pnīgītis a kind of potter's clay Pnўtăgŏras a king of Cyprus; an ally of Alexander the Great po po' Poblĭlĭa one of the rustic tribes pōcillātor a cupbearer pōcillum a little cup pōcŭlentus adj. drinkable; potable; fit for use in drinking