pulsant
/ˈpʌlsnt/Chiefly literary
adjective
Pulsating.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Vines (d. 1656), Church of England clergyman. From classical Latin pulsant-, pulsāns, present participle of pulsāre pulsate; compare -ant. Compare French pulsant, Italian pulsante.
- non-executing
- non-execution
- non-executive
- non-existence
- non-existent
- non-existing
- non-experience
- non-expert
- nonexplosive
- non-exportation
- non-extreme
- non-factive
- non-fat
- non-fattening
- non-fatty
- nonfeasance
- non-ferrous
- non-fertile
- floriated
- floribunda
- florican
- floricultural
- floriculture
- floriculturist
- florid