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Traditional English :: pugilist
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pugilism.html - n. a boxer, esp. a professional. pugilism n. pugilistic adj. [L pugil boxer] |
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Traditional English :: pugilist
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pugilism.html - n. a boxer, esp. a professional. pugilism n. pugilistic adj. [L pugil boxer] |
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Traditional English :: pugilist
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pugilism.html - n. a boxer, esp. a professional. pugilism n. pugilistic adj. [L pugil boxer] |
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Traditional English :: pug(1)
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pugilism.html - n. 1 (in full pug-dog) a a dwarf breed of dog like a bulldog with a broad flat nose and deeply wrinkled face. b a dog of this breed. 2 a fox. 3 Brit. a small locomotive for shunting etc. pug-nose a short squat or snub nose. pug-nosed having such a nose. puggish adj. puggy adj. [16th c.: perh. f. LG or Du.] |
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Traditional English :: pug(2)
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pugilism.html - n. & v. --n. loam or clay mixed and prepared for making bricks, pottery, etc. --v.tr. (pugged, pugging)
1 prepare (clay) thus.
2 pack (esp. the space under the floor to deaden sound) with pug, sawdust, etc. pug-mill a mill for preparing pug. pugging n. [19th c.: orig. unkn.] |
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Traditional English :: pug(3)
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pugilism.html - n.
sl. a boxer. [abbr. of PUGILIST] |
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