Pla'zen. s. pl. Places.
To Plim. v. n. To swell; to increase in bulk.
Plough. s. The cattle or horses used for ploughing; also a waggon and horses or oxen.
Pock'fredden. adj. Marked in the face with small pox.
To Pog. v. n. and v. a. To thrust with the fist; to push.
Pog. s. A thrust with the fist; a push; an obtuse blow.
Pollyantice. s. Polyanthus.
To Pom'ster. v. n. To tamper with, particularly in curing diseases; to quack.
Pont'ed. part. Bruised with indentation. Any person wkose skin or body is puffed up by disease, and subject to occasional pitting by pressure, is said to be ponted; but the primary meaning is applied to fruit, as, a ponted apple; in both meanings incipient decay is implied.
Pook. s. The belly; the stomach; a vell.