Definition of pucellas in English:

pucellas

noun pjʊˈsɛləz

Glass-making

With singular and plural concord. A tong-like tool used for shaping a glass vessel or object which is being rotated on the end of a pontil rod.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. Apparently from Italian procello, of unknown etymology. Perhaps compare earlier procer. The some forms apparently arose by analogy with names of similar instruments, e.g. pincers, tweezers, etc.

Definition of pucellas in US English:

pucellas

nounpjʊˈsɛləz

Glass-making

With singular and plural concord. A tong-like tool used for shaping a glass vessel or object which is being rotated on the end of a pontil rod.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. Apparently from Italian procello, of unknown etymology. Perhaps compare earlier procer. The some forms apparently arose by analogy with names of similar instruments, e.g. pincers, tweezers, etc.

单词	pucellas
释义	Definition of pucellas in English: pucellas noun pjʊˈsɛləz Glass-making With singular and plural concord. A tong-like tool used for shaping a glass vessel or object which is being rotated on the end of a pontil rod. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. Apparently from Italian procello, of unknown etymology. Perhaps compare earlier procer. The some forms apparently arose by analogy with names of similar instruments, e.g. pincers, tweezers, etc. Definition of pucellas in US English: pucellas nounpjʊˈsɛləz Glass-making With singular and plural concord. A tong-like tool used for shaping a glass vessel or object which is being rotated on the end of a pontil rod. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in William Salmon (1644–1713), medical empiric and author. Apparently from Italian procello, of unknown etymology. Perhaps compare earlier procer. The some forms apparently arose by analogy with names of similar instruments, e.g. pincers, tweezers, etc.
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