Purgé: m. ée: f. Purged, cleansed, cleered; iustified; expiated.
Purgement: m. as Purgation. Purger. To purge, cleanse, cleere, scowre; expiate, satisfie, remedie, iustifie, excuse fully. Purger les arrierages de rentes; les despens, les debtes, les droicts seigneuriaux. To discharge, or pay them. Purger le defaut. A defendant, or any other, that appeared not at first, to come in by himselfe, or by his Atturney, and offer to answer. Purger vne maison, ou heritage. C'est faire sçavoir par proclamations, & affiches, que l'heritage &c, est à purger, & qu'il sera decreté par iustice, afin qu'il soit purgé & deschargé de toutes charges, hypotheques, & empeschemens, autres que ceux qui seront declarez, & receus par sentence. ¶Ragueau. Purificatif: m. iue: f. Purificatiue, purifying.
Purification: f. A purification, purifying, cleering, clensing, purging, scowring.
Purifié: m. ée: f. Purified, cleered, clensed, purged, scowred.
Purifier. To purifie, cleere, clense, purge.
Puron: m. A botch, powke, or blaine full of ordure, or filthie mattar.
Purpurin: m. ine: f. Of Purple, or Purple-like.
Purulent: m. ente: f. Mattarie, corrupt, filthie, full of bealing, full of ordure.
Pusillanime: com. Dastardlie, cowardlie, faint-hearted, white-liuered. Necessité rend magnanime le coüard & pusillanime: Pro. Necessitie, and distresse puts courage into cowards.
Pusillanimement. Dastardly, cowardly, without mettall, heart, or courage.
Pusillanimité: f. Pusillanimitie, faint-heartednesse, cowardise.
Pussons: m. The small greene flyes that lye cluttering vnder the leaues of hearbs, and within a while deuoure them.
Pustule: f. A push, blaine, wheale, water-powke, small blister.
Pustuleux: m. euse: f. Full of pushes, wheales, blaines, little blisters.
Putain: f. A whore, queane, punke, drab, flurt, strumpet, harlot, cockatrice, naughtie pack, light huswife, common hackney. Effronté en putain. As bold, or brasen-faced, as a whore. Putain fait comme la corneille, plus se lave & plus noire est elle: Pro. A queane and Crow alike doe fare, the more they wash the fouler they are. Assez fait qui fortune passe, & plus encor qui putain chasse: Pro. as vnder Fortune. Fils de putain ne fit iamais bien: Prov. Neuer did sonne of a whore doe well.
Putanier. as Putier. Putasser. To haunt whore-houses; to vse, follow, or affect whores.
Putasserie: f. Whoring, whore-hunting, bawderie, wenching.
Putassier: m. ere: f. Whorish, whore-like, of or belonging to a whore.
Putatif: m. iue: f. Putatiue, reputed, imaginarie, supposed, esteemed.
Puteal: m. ale: f. Deepe as a pit; of a pit.
Puterbe: m. An Hermit (or any other) whose breath is tainted by much feeding on hearbes.
Puterie: f. Whoring, whoredome, whore-hunting, wenching.
Putier: m. A whoremonger, whore-hunter, smell-smocke, wencher.
Putier: m. ere: f. Whorish, drab-like, impudent, immodest, light; lasciuious, wenching, whore-hunting.
Putoir: m. A stinke, ill sauor, filthie waft, ranke smell; also, as Putier, and as Putois. Putois: m. A Fitch, or Fullmart.
Putput: m. as Puput. Putredineux: m. euse: f. Full of rottennesse.
Putrefactif: m. iue: f. Putrefactiue.
Putrefaction: f. Putrefaction, rottennesse, corruption.
Putrefié: m. ée: f. Putrified, rotten, corrupted.
Putrefier. To putrifie, rot, corrupt.
Putride: com. Putride, putrified, rotten, tainted, corrupted.
Putte: f. A wench, lasse, girle, modder; (especially one that is no better then she should be.)
Puy: m. as Puis; A Well; also, a hillocke, or high clot of earth.
Puye: f. as Appuye. Puyne. Spindle-tree, Prick-wood, Prick-timber.
Py: m. as Pis; the breast &c; (an old word.)
Pyafer, & Pyapher. Looke Piaffer. Pye-pou. The round-rooted, or Onyon-rooted Crowfoot.
Pygmé: m. ée: f. Dwarfie, short, low, little, of a small stature.
Pylore. The maw-gut, or stomacke-gut.
Pyment. Looke Piment. Pynthe. as Pinte. ¶Rab. Pylaride: f. A fire-fly, or worme bred in the fire, from which if it be kept any while, or remoued any distance, it dies.
Pyramide. as Piramide. Pyrate: m. A Pyrate, Rouer, sea-robber.
Pyraterie: f. Pyracie, rouing, sea-robbing.
Pyratique: com. Pyraticall; of, or belonging to, a Pyrate.
Pyrethre: m. The hearbe called Bartram, or Pellitorie; or, the right Pellitorie of Spaine. Pyrethre sauvage. Wild Bartram, wild Pellitorie; also, the hearbe Sneesewort.
Pyrolle: f. Pirola, (hearbe) Winter-greene.
Pyronomie: f. The art of gouerning, or ordering Alchimisticall fires.
Pyrope. A kind of fierie-red Carbuncle (stone.)
Pyrothecnie: f. The making of fire-workes.
Pyrothique: com. Causticke, and corrosiue.
Pyrouët: m. A Shittlecocke.
Pyrouëtte. See Pirouëtte. Pyrrique. A souldierlie forme of dauncing in Armour; inuented by Pyrrhus King of Macedonia.
Pyvoine: f. Pionie, Peonie, Kings bloome, Rose of the mount.
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Quadragenaire: com. Of fortie yeares.
Quadragesimal: m. ale: f. Lenten; of, or belonging to, Lent.
Quadrain: m. A Stanzo, or Staffe of foure verses.
Quadran: m. A Sunne-dyall.
Quadrangle: m. A Quadrangle; a square Plot, or figure hauing foure angles, and foure sides.
Quadrangulaire: com. Quadrangular, foure-cornered, foure-square.
