Definition of Pulpet. Meaning of Pulpet. Synonyms of Pulpet

- a bit oval in shape. In Poland, they are called pulpety [pl] (singular pulpet, from the Italian name) or klopsy (singular klops, from German Klopse),...
- I Was Little - with Michał Rusinek [pt]), 2010 Pulpet i Prudencja: Smocze Pogotowie Przygodowe (Pulpet and Prudence: Dragon Adventure Emergency), 2010...
- formandis as The Practise of Preaching, otherwise called the Pathway to the Pulpet (London 1577). Ludham went on to translate Hyperius's posthumously published...
- "Kuhmolainen kuvittelija – haastattelussa Litku Klemetti", Rumba 4/2017 Master Of Pulpets! Soundin uuden tulokaspalkinnon voittaja on Litku Klemetti. Soundi. Hirvonen...
- since 1993 has been a museum ship in the Skeppsholmen quay-berths. Maneuver pulpet Speech pipe command bridge Lubricating oil pans Compound steam Mmachine...
- statuettes for the United Services Museum in Edinburgh Castle (1929–33) Lectern, pulpet and Elders' seats for Ardgour parish church in the Scottish Highlands (1930)...
- Cycropedian Lycaonite (1613), being a reply to The Overthrow of the Protestants Pulpet Babels, by "J. R." (John Fludd or Floyd). Floyd forthwith replied with his...
- drama is the greatest force of good there is. . . it is better than the pulpet, since the play is that medium of education which appeals to the emotions...
- were sold by consent of the parish, and in 1567 carpenters installed "a pulpet for Mr Porredge to stand in". Aldermen and Mayors Alderman Humphrey Baskerville...