Part 629 (1/2)

_Erskine_

~Poinding~, _s_ The act of poinding, S

~Poynder~, ~Pundare~, _s_ One who distrains, S

_Stat Rob I_

POINER, _s_ One who lives by digging and selling _feal_, _divots_ or clay, Inverness

_Law Case_

O Fr _pionnier_ is used in a similar sense

V Roquefort

POYNIES, _s pl_ Gloves

_Skene_

Fr _poing_, the fist

POYNTAL, _s_

1 A sharp sword or dagger

_Douglas_

Fr _pointille_, a prick or point O Fr _punhal_, a dagger

2 A quill for playing on the harp

_Douglas_

_To_ POIST, PUIST, _v a_ To push

V ~Poss~

POKE, _s_ A swelling under the jaw; a disease of sheep, S, perhaps as rese_

_Statist Acc_