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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
princox
pringle
prinked
print
pritch
prod
profets
prog
prong
proud
pubble
puckets
puck-foist
pudding-pye-doll
pugging-end
puggy
pug-drink
pug-mire
pule
pulk
puling
pulling-time
pumple
pung
pungar
purr
purting
putch
puttock
puv
pycle
pyming
pyot
pynet
quackled
quail
quamp
quandary
quank
quave
quatch
qu'e
queltring
querken
querking
quern
quest
quice
quifting pots
quilt
quirking
quoits
quop
quott
quotted
quy-calf
rabble-rote
rabblement
race
rack
rack of mutton
racking crook
rackless
reckless
radlings
raffle
raffling pole
raff
rag
ragro'wtering
raid
rail
rait
rake
rame
randle bawk
randle-pik'd
randy
ramsh
ranshackled
rap
rash
rasps
ratched
ratch
ratchel
ratcher
rathe
rather of the ratherest
rathe-ripe fruit
ratherly
rats
rauk
ravel-bread
brown bread
ravel-paper
rawky weather
rawming
reach
ready
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