pulsant
adjective
pul·sant ˈpəl-sənt 
: pulsating with activity
Word History
Etymology
in part borrowed from Latin pulsant-, pulsans, present participle of pulsāre "to strike with repeated blows, beat"; in part from pulse entry 1 + -ant entry 2 — more at pulsate
First Known Use
1709, in the meaning defined above
- spect
- spectable
- spectacle
- spectacle clew
- spectacle coot
- spectacle frame
- spectacle furnace
- spectacle iron
- spectacle pod
- spectacle stone
- spectacled
- spectacled bear
- spectacled caiman
- spectacled cobra
- spectacled coot
- spectacled dolphin
- spectacled duck
- spectacled eider
- spectacled goose
- spectacled pelican
- spectacled warbler
- spectacleless
- spectacles
- spectacular
- spectacularism