pourboire, n.m., drink-money; tip. Demander un —; to ask for something (over and above the legal fare).
pourceau, n.m., hog, pig, swine. Etable à —x; hog-sty. — de mer; sea-hog, porpoise. C’est un vrai —; he is a perfect beast.
pour-cent, n.m., percentage.
pourchasser, v.a., to pursue, to seek eagerly; to chase; to dun, to badger.
pourfendeur, n.m., (l.u.) killer; swaggerer, bully. — de géants; giant-killer, braggadocio.
pourfendre, v.a., (fam.) to cleave asunder, to cleave; to kill outright.
pourir, v.n. V. pourrir.
pourissage or pourrissage, n.m., (tech.) retting.
pourissoir or pourrissoir, n.m., (tech.) retting vat.
pouriture, n.f. V. pourriture.