pūmex a pumice-stone; to try to draw blood from a stone; to demand money from one who… pūmĭcātor a polisher; scourer pūmĭcātus P. a. pūmĭcĕus adj. of pumice-stone; of soft stone; pūmĭco v. a. to rub; smooth with pumice-stone; to polish; smoothed; effeminate pūmĭcōsus adj. like pumice-stone pūmĭlĭo a dwarf; pigmy; bantams pūmĭlo pūmĭlus adj. dwarfish; diminutive; little; Subst; a dwarf pūmŭla a species of vine in the Amiternine territory puncta punctātim adv. condensed to a point; briefly; concisely punctātōrĭŏlas punctillum a little point; a dot; spot punctim adv. with the point punctĭo a pricking; puncture punctĭuncŭla a slight pricking; a pricking pain punctōrĭum an instrument for pricking; puncturing punctŭlum a slight prick; A small point punctum P. a. punctūra a pricking; prick; puncture punctus P. a. punctus A pricking; stinging; a prick; sting; puncture; A point pungo v. a. to prick; puncture; To pierce into; penetrate; enter pūnĭcans adj. red; reddish; ruddy; blushing Pūnĭcānus adj. made in the Punic manner; Punic; Carthaginian Pūnĭcē adv. pūnĭcĕus adj. Reddish; red; purple - colored; Punic; Carthaginian Pūnĭcus pūnĭo v. a. To inflict punishment upon; to punish; indeterm; To take vengeance for; to aven… pūnĭor pūnītĭo a punishment pūnītor A punisher; An avenger Pūnus adj. Punic; Carthaginian; comp pūpa A girl; damsel; lass; a doll; puppet pūpilla An orphan girl; a ward; The pupil of the eye; the eye pūpillāris adj. belonging to an orphan; ward; pupilary; Subst; the heir named in place of a dec… pūpillātus orphanage; wardship; pupilage pūpillo v. n. to utter the natural cry of the peacock pūpillus an orphan boy; an orphan;; a ward Pupiniensis Pupinius adj. Pupinian; subst; the Pupinian territory in Latium; a sterile tract of country i… Pūpĭus the name of a Roman; a centurion of the; a Pompeian; a tragic poet; belonging t… puppis The hinder part of a ship; the stern; poop; a ship; The Ship pūpŭla A girl; little lass; puppet;; The pupil of the eye pūpŭlus A little boy; A puppet pūpus A boy; a child; The pupil of the eye pūrē adv. pūrĕ-făcĭo v. a. to cleanse; purify purgābĭlis adj. that can be easily cleansed; purified purgāmen What was annually swept; washed from the temple of Vesta; the dirt; filth swept… purgāmentum What is swept; washed off; sweepings; offscourings; filth purgātē adv. purgāticĭus adj. cleansing; purging purgātĭo a cleansing; purging; A religious purgation; purification from guilt; an expiat… purgātīvus adj. purgative; cathartic purgātor a cleanser; purger purgātōrĭus adj. cleansing; purgative; purgatory purgātrix she that cleanses; purifies: cleansing; purifying purgātūra a cleansing purgātus P. a. purgātus purgĭto v. freq. a. to cleanse; purify; purge; to excuse one's self purgo v. a. to make clean; pure; to clean; cleanse; purify pūrĭfĭcātĭo a purifying; purification pūrĭfĭcātōrĭus adj. purifying; cleansing pūrĭfĭco v. a. to make clean; to cleanse; purify; to purify with religious rites; to expiate pūrĭfĭcus adj. purifying pūrĭmē adv. pūrĭtas cleanness; purity pūrĭtas purulency pūrĭter adv. pūrĭtĭa pūro v. a. to purify purpŭra the purple-fish; purple color; purple; a spurious purple color; prepared from b… purpŭrāmentum a purple vestment purpŭrārĭus adj. belonging to purple; purple; Substt; a purple-dyer; A purpledye house purpŭrasco v. inch. n. to grow purple; become of a purple color purpŭrātōrĭus purpŭrātus adj. clad in purple; subst; a high officer at a king's court Purpŭrĕo a Roman surname purpŭrētĭca an entrance built of porphyry purpŭrĕus adj. purple-colored; purple;; red; reddish; violet purpŭrissātus adj. Painted with; the consular registers purpŭrissum a kind of dark purple color purpŭrītĭcus adj. purple-colored; of porphyry purpŭro v. a. and n. to purple; to make purple-colored; to dye with purple; to darken; to beautify pūrŭlentātĭo purulence pūrŭlentē adv. pūrŭlentĭa a collection of corrupt matter; a purulent mass pūrŭlentus adj. festering; mattery; purulent; corrupt matter; purulently pūrus adj. clean; pure; free from dirt; filth; unstained pūs white; viscous matter pŭsa a girl pŭsillănĭmis adj. faint - hearted; timid pŭsillănĭmĭtas faintheartedness; timidity; pusillanimity pŭsillĭtas littleness; smallness pŭsillŭlus adj. dim; very little; very small pŭsillus adj. dim; very little; very small; petty; insignificant pūsĭo A little boy; a youth; lad