P
P’s and Q’s, to mind one’s, [38]
Pack becomes small pedlar, a small, [185]
Pay back in own coin, to, [164]
Pay, no piper, no, [20]
Pay the piper, to, [182]
Pay with promises, [212]
Pearls before swine, to cast, [184]
Penny saved is a penny earned, [104], [133]
Penny wise and pound foolish, [46], [60]
Peril proves who dearly loves, [10]
Pet aversion, [37]
Pickle, to be in a pretty, [35], [101]
Pigeon-holed, to be, [55]
Pig in a poke, to buy a, [3]
Pin a day, groat a year, [110]
Pinch of salt, [36]
Pin drop, to hear a, [216]
Pins and needles, to be on, [215]
Piper, to pay the, [182], [232]
Pitch and toss, [187]
Pitch, to touch, [38]
Pitcher that often goes to the well, [18]
Plain as a pikestaff, [71]
Plain English, in, [131], [165]
Play the prude, [190]
Please the eye, fill the purse, [229]
Plenty makes dainty, [215]
Poaches on my preserves, [49]
Pocket an insult, to, [8]
Point, to come to the, [117], [181]
Poor as a church mouse, [105]
Possession nine points of law, [192]
Pot calls kettle black, [131], [183]
Pot-luck, [129]
Pot soon hot, a little, [185]
Poverty in at door love out at window, [126]
Poverty is no crime, [181]
Practice makes perfect, [115], [128]
Practise what one preaches, to, [113]
Precepts lead, [113]
Precious near it, [118]
Precious pair, a, [87]
Prefer advice to praise, [78]
Prettiness makes no pottage, [35]
Prig, [192]
Promises are like pie-crust, [39]
Proud as a peacock, [122]
Put shoulder to wheel, [172]