Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [1054]
2 : UNWIELDY, CLUMSY 3 : oppressively dull Synonyms [1] heavy, hefty, massive, weighty—more at HEAVY [3] dull, flat, heavy, leaden, weary pone noun, Southern & Midland : an oval-shaped cornmeal cake; also : corn bread in the form of pones pon·iard noun : DAGGER pon·tiff noun : POPE — pon·tif·i·cal adjective 1pontificate noun : the state, office, or term of office of a pontiff 2pontificate verb -cat·ed; -cat·ing : to deliver dogmatic opinions pon·toon noun 1 : a flat-bottomed boat 2 : a boat or float used in building a floating temporary bridge 3 : a float of a seaplane po·ny noun, plural ponies : a small horse po·ny·tail noun : a style of arranging hair to resemble the tail of a pony pooch noun : a flesh-eating domestic mammal related to the wolves : DOG poo·dle noun [ORIGIN: G Pudel, short for Pudelhund, fr. pudeln to splash + Hund dog] : any of a breed of active intelligent dogs with a dense curly solid-colored coat pooh–pooh also pooh verb 1 : to express contempt or impatience 2 : DERIDE, SCORN 1pool noun 1 : a small deep body of usu. fresh water 2 : a small body of standing liquid 3 : SWIMMING POOL 2pool verb : to form a pool 3pool noun 1 : all the money bet on the result of a particular event 2 : any of several games of billiards played on a table having six pockets 3 : the amount contributed by the participants in a joint venture 4 : a combination between competing firms for mutual profit 5 : a readily available supply (as of resources or workers) Synonyms force, help, personnel, staff—more at FORCE budget, fund, supply—more at SUPPLY 4pool verb : to combine (as resources) in a common fund or effort 1poop noun : an enclosed superstructure at the stern of a ship 2poop noun, slang : INFORMATION poop deck noun : a partial deck above a ship's main afterdeck poor adjective 1 : lacking material possessions <~ people> 2 : less than adequate : MEAGER 3 : arousing pity 4 : inferior in quality or value 5 : producing inferior or little vegetation : UNPRODUCTIVE, BARREN <~ soil> 6 : fairly unsatisfactory <~ prospects>; also : UNFAVORABLE — poor·ly adverb Synonyms [1] broke, destitute, impecunious, indigent, needy, penniless, penurious, poverty-stricken; also deprived, disadvantaged, underprivileged; bankrupt, insolvent; depressed, pinched, reduced, straitened; low, short Antonyms affluent, flush, moneyed, opulent, rich, wealthy, well-heeled, well-off, well-to-do [4] cheap, inferior, junky, lousy, mediocre, second-rate, shoddy, sleazy poor boy noun : a large sandwich on a long split roll : SUBMARINE Synonyms grinder, hoagie, sub, submarine—more at SUBMARINE poor·house noun : a publicly supported home for needy or dependent persons poor–mouth verb : to plead poverty as a defense or excuse 1pop verb popped; pop·ping 1 : to go, come, enter, or issue forth suddenly, quickly, or unexpectedly <~ into bed> <~ in for a visit> 2 : to put or thrust suddenly <~ questions> 3 : to burst or cause to burst with a sharp sound; also : to make a sharp sound 4 : to protrude from the sockets 5 : to fire at : SHOOT 6 : to hit a pop-up Synonyms usually pop in [1] call, drop, stop, visit—more at CALL [3] blow up, burst, detonate, explode, go off—more at EXPLODE 2pop noun 1 : a sharp explosive sound 2 : SHOT 3 : SODA POP Synonyms bang, blast, boom, clap, crack, crash, report, slam, smash, snap, thwack, whack—more at CLAP 3pop noun : a male parent : FATHER Synonyms daddy, father, papa—more at FATHER 4pop adjective 1 : POPULAR <~ music> 2 : of or relating to pop music 3 : of or relating to the popular culture disseminated through the mass media <~ psychology> 4 : of, relating to, or imitating pop art 5pop noun : pop music or culture; also : POP ART 6pop abbreviation population pop art noun, often cap P & A : art in which commonplace