Precise, "as Himself doth precise" (M[37],b), to determine with precision: cf. Fr. preciser.
Preclair, "preclair pre-eminence" (IP[347],d), illustrious, eminent. "That puissant prince preclair." Lyndesay, Monarche.
Preys, "the gubbins of booties and preys" (R[183],d), spoil, plunder.
Pryke, "pryke not your felicities" (M[4],b), fix.
Prime, "mass and matins, hours and prime" (M[31],c)—"by prime" (JE[360],c), the first of the canonical hours, succeeding to lauds.
Privity, see Jewels.
Promidence, "climbing up aloft for promidence" (R[212],d),? prominence, predominance.
Prout, "zo thick prout whorecop" (R[256],b)—"maketh us prout" (R[256],c), proud: in original prowte and prout respectively; A.S. prut.
Puddings, see Dogs.