Pilours, pl. robbers, spoilers, pillagers, A 1007, 1020, I 769. See Pile.
Pilwe, s. pillow, E 2004; Pilowe, T. v. 224; Pilow, 3. 254; Pilwes, pl. T. iii. 444.
Pilwe-beer, s. pillow-case, A 694. See Bere, and see note.
Piment, s. sweetened wine (see note), B 2. m 5. 6; A 3378.
Pin, s. pin, small peg, F 127, 316; fastening, brooch, A 196; thin wire, A. ii. 38. 5; Pinnes, pl. pins, or brooches, A 234; Hangeth on a ioly pin, is in a merry place, is merry, E 1516. See Pyn.
Pinacles, pl. pinnacles, HF. 124, 1189.
Pinche, v. find fault (with), pick a hole (in), A 326; Pinchen, ger. to find fault, H 74; Pinchest at, 2 pr. s. blamest, 10. 57; Pinched, pp. closely pleated, A 151.
Piper, s. as adj. suitable for pipes or horns, 5. 178.
Pirry, for Pyrie, E 2217 n.
Pisse, s. piss, D 729, G 807.