pōcŭlum a drinking-vessel; a cup; goblet pŏdăger one who has the gout; a gouty man pŏdāgra the gout in the feet pŏdāgrĭcus adj. gouty; podagric; a gouty person pŏdāgrōsus adj. having the gout; gouty Pŏdălīrĭus Son of Æsculapius; a celebrated physician; A Trojan who followed Æneas to Italy… pŏdēres a long garment descending to the ankle; worn by the priests pōdex the fundament pŏdĭa a rope fastened to one of the lower corners of a sail; fo... pŏdĭārĭus one who performs mimes on the stage; a mime pŏdĭcus adj. belonging to a foot pŏdismātus adj. measured out by feet pŏdismus a measuring out by feet; foot-measure pŏdĭum an elevated place; a height Poeas the father of Philoctetes Poecĭle The picture-gallery, a celebrated hall; portico in the ma...; A gallery in the … Poeēessa An ancient name of the island of Rhodes; An ancient town of Cea pŏēma a composition in verse; a poem pŏēmătĭum a little; short poem Poemĕnis the name of a dog poena indemnification; compensation; satisfaction; a fine; hardship; torment; sufferi… poenālis adj. belonging to punishment; penal; men subject to punishment poenārĭus adj. belonging to punishment; penal; criminal Poeni the Phœnicians; the Carthaginians; a Carthaginian Poenĭcē adv. Poenīcĕus Poenĭcus Poenīnus poenĭo poenĭtens P. a. poenĭtenter adv. poenĭtentĭa poenĭtĕo poenītĭo poenĭtūdo poenŏsus adj. painful Poenŭlus The Young Carthaginian Poenus Poenus pŏēsis The art of composing poems; poetry; poesy; A poem; poetry pŏēta a maker; producer; a poet Poetelĭus name of a Roman pŏētĭca pŏētĭcē pŏētĭcē adv. pŏētĭcus adj. poetic; poetical; after the manner of poets; the poetic art; poetry; poesy pŏētilla Poetneum a fortress of Athamania pŏēto pŏētor v. dep. to be a poet; to write poetry; to poetize pŏētrĭa a poetess pŏētris a poetess pōgōnĭas a kind of comet Pogonus a harbor in Argolis pol interj. Pola a maritime town of Istria pōlĕa the dung of an ass's foal Pŏlĕmo A Grecian philosopher at Athens; a disciple of Xenocrates...; A king of Pontus … pŏlĕmōnĭa Greek valerian; otherwise called Pŏlĕmōnĭăcus pŏlenta peeled barley; pearl-barley pŏlentārĭus adj. belonging to pearl-barley pŏlentum pŏlĭa a precious stone of a gray color pōlīa a stud of horses pŏlīmen Polish; brightness; the testicles pŏlīmenta the testicles polindrum pŏlĭo v. a. to smooth; furbish; polish; to polish; refine; improve pŏlĭo Pōlio the name of a music-teacher pŏlĭon a strong-smelling plant; poley-germander Pŏlĭorcētes a surname of Demetrius; king of Macedonia pŏlītē adv. P. a. fin Pŏlītes a son of Priam; killed by Pyrrhus pŏlītīa The State; the name of one of Plato's works; The administration of the Commonwe… pŏlītĭcus adj. belonging to civil polity; to the State; political pŏlītĭo a smoothing; a furbishing; polishing; smoothing; plastering; an improving; cult… pŏlītor one who furbishes; polishes; a polisher; a cultivator; improver Politorĭum a town of Latium; La Giostra pŏlītūra a furbishing; polishing; smoothing pŏlītus P. a. pŏlĭum Polla a female proper name; The wife of D. Brutus; The wife of the poet Lucan pollen fine flour; milldust; fine dust pollens P. a. pollenter adv. P. a. fin pollentĭa might; power; the goddess of power Pollentĭa A city in Picenum; Monte Moline; A city in Liguria; Pollenza pollĕo v. n. to be strong; powerful; potent; to be able; to prevail pollex The thumb; The great toe; The stump of a vine-branch left in pruning; A knob; p… Pollex the name of a slave of Cicero Pollĭa trĭbus one of the Roman tribes pollĭcāris adj. belonging to a thumb pollĭcĕor v. dep. a. To hold forth; offer; promise pollĭcĭtātĭo a promising; a promise pollĭcĭtātor a promiser pollĭcĭtātrix she that promises pollĭcĭtor v. freq. a. and n. to promise pollĭcĭtum