Peel. s. A pillow, or bolster.
To Peer. v. n. To appear.
Pen'nin. s. The enclosed place where oxen and other animals are fed and watered; any temporary place erected to contain cattle.
Pick. s. A pitch-fork: a two pronged fork for making hay.
Pigs-Hales. s. pl. Haws; the seed of the white thorn.
Pigs-looze. s. A pigsty.
Pilch, Pilcher. s. A baby's woollen clout.
Pill-coal. v. A kind of peat, dug most commonly out of rivers: peat obtained at a great depth, beneath a stratum of clay.
Pil'ler. s. a pillow.
Pilm. s. Dust; or rather fine dust, which readily floats in air.