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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
penny-prick
penny-whip
percock
perry
pescods
pestle of pork
pet
petted
pettle
petticoat
pewit
peyl
phrase of paper
pick
picks
pick-ace
pick-fork
picksey
picksey stool
piece
pifle
pig
piggin
pigsloose
pillerds
pillum
pilmer
piln
pilm
pin-cod
pine
ping
pingle
pingswill
pink
pin-panniebly-fellow
pinsons
pip
pipperidges
pips
pissmote
pistering
pixy
placket-hole
plain
planching
plasad
plash of water
play
pleach
pleck
plif
plim
ploat
plodge
plough
plowding
plum
plump
plunt
pochy
pock-arr'd
pock-fretten
pod
podger
pohead
poke
pole-work
pollrumptious
polt
pomster
poops
pook
popple
poochee
poon
pun
poor body!
poorly
pooting
por
porriwiggles
pose
possessiomng
postisis
potch
pot-cleps
pox-dung
pote
potee
pot-sitten
potter
poud
pound
pow
powt
prattily
pratty
pray
prich
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