pomper, v.n., to pump.
pomper, v.a., to pump, to suck up. — l’humidité; to suck up the moisture.
pompeusement (-peûz-mān), adv., pompously, with great pomp.
pompeu-x, -se, adj., pompous, stately, lofty. Style, discours —; lofty style, speech.
pompier, n.m., fireman; pump-maker.
pompon, n.m., top-knot (of horses); ear-knot; (milit.) tuft.
pomponné, -e, part., decked out, tricked out.
pomponner, v.a., (fam.) to ornament, to deck out, to dress. — son style; to trick out one’s style.
se pomponner, v.r., (fam.) to dress one’s self up.
☉ponant, n.m., west; western ocean (in contradistinction to the Mediterranean).