PROG, PROGUE, s. a sharp point.
PROP, s. an object placed up to be aimed at.
To PROPONE, v. a. to propose.
PROSPECT, s. a telescope.
PROVOST, s. the mayor of a royal burgh.
PUBLIC-HOUSE, s. a tavern or inn.
PUDDENFILLER, s. a glutton.
PUIR, PURE, adj. poor.
PUIRLIE, adj. humbly; unwell.
To PUNCH, v. a. to jog with the elbow.