pomper
/ˈpɒmpə/Now regional (chiefly US )
verb
[with object] To pamper; to feed up.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Quattuor Sermones. Probably a variant of pamper.
- powderer
- powder flag
- powder flask
- powder gas
- powder gun
- powder horn
- powder hound
- powder house
- powder-hoy
- powderiness
- powdering closet
- powdering room
- powdering trough
- powdering tub
- powderise
- powderize
- powder keg
- powder-knife
- powderless
- powder-like
- Powderly, Terence Vincent
- powder magazine
- powderman
- powder metallurgical
- powder metallurgist