Pilm, Pillum s. dust
Pin, Pin-bone s. the hip
Pind, Pindy adj. fusty, as corn or flour
Pin’d adj. applied to a saw which has lost its pliancy
Pine, Pwine, Pwining-end, and Pwointing-end s. the gable-end of a house
Pinions s. p. the refuse wool after combing (Fr. peigner)
Pink-twink s. chaffinch
Pinswheal, Pinswil, Pensil s. a boil with a black head
Pirl, Pirdle v. to spin as a top
Pix, Pex, or Pixy v. to pick up fruit, as apples or walnuts, after the main crop is taken in