To PEG OFF or AWAY, v. n. to run off quickly.
PENCH, PENCHE, s. the belly. Penches, tripe.
PEND, s. an archway.
PENDICLE, s. a small piece of ground.
PENNIE-BRYDAL, PENNY-WEDDING, s. a wedding at which those who attend pay money for their entertainment.
PENNYSTANE, s. a flat stone used as a quoit.
PEPE, PEEP, s. the chirp of a bird.
PERJINK, adj. precise.
PERNICKITIE, adj. precise in trifles.
To PETTLE, s. to fondle.