Webster Dictionary

Webster Dictionary :: Postponement

POSTPO'NEMENT, n. The act of deferring to a future time; temporary delay of busi...

Webster Dictionary :: Postponing

POSTPO'NING, ppr. Deferring to a future time.

Webster Dictionary :: Postposition

POSTPOSI'TION, n. [post and position.] The state of being put back or out of the...

Webster Dictionary :: Postremote

POSTREMO'TE, a. [post and remote.] More remote in subsequent time or order.

Webster Dictionary :: Postscript

POSTSCRIPT, n. [L. post, after, and scriptum, written.] A paragraph added to a l...

Webster Dictionary :: Postulant

POS'TULANT, n. [See Postulate .] One who makes demand.

Webster Dictionary :: Postulate

POS'TULATE, n. [L. postulatum, from postulo, to demand, from the root of posco, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Postulation

POSTULA'TION, n. [L. postulatio.] The act of supposing without proof; gratuitous...

Webster Dictionary :: Postulatory

POS'TULATORY, a. Assuming without proof. 1. Assumed without proof.

Webster Dictionary :: Postulatum

POSTULA'TUM, n. [L.] A postulate, which see.

Webster Dictionary :: Posture

POS'TURE, n. [L. positura; pono, positus.] 1. In painting and sculpture, attitud...

Webster Dictionary :: Posture-master

POS'TURE-MASTER, n. One that teaches or practices artificial postures of the body.

Webster Dictionary :: Posy

PO'SY, n. s as z. 1. A motto inscribed on a ring, _c. 2. A bunch of flowers.

Webster Dictionary :: Pot

POT, n. 1. A vessel more deep than broad, made of earth, or iron or other metal,...

Webster Dictionary :: Pot-companion

POT-COMPAN'ION, n. An associate or companion in drinking; applied generally to h...

Webster Dictionary :: Pot-hook

POT'-HOOK, n. A hook on which pots and kettles are hung over the fire. 1. A lett...

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