Popet, s. poppet, puppet, doll; spoken ironically, and therefore really applied to a corpulent person, B 1891.
Popiniay, s. popinjay, R. 913; 5. 359; B 1559 n. See Papeiay.
Poplér, s. poplar-tree, A 2921; (collectively) poplar-trees, R. 1385.
Poplexye, s. apoplexy, B 4031 n.
Popped, pt. s. refl. tricked herself out, R. 1019. 'Poupiner, popiner, s'attifer, se parer': Godefroy.
Popper, s. small dagger, A 3931 (see note).
Poraille, s. poor people, A 247. O.F. povraille: Godefroy.
Porche, s. Porch, B 5. m 4. 1.
Pore, adj. poor, L. 388, 390, 1981; D 109, 1063. For Povre, q. v.
Porphúrie, s. porphyry; i.e. a slab of porphyry used as a mortar, G 775.