Pomple adj. responsible, trustworthy
Pompster, or Pounster v. to tamper with a wound, or disease, without knowledge or skill in medicine
Ponted adj. bruised, particularly applied to fruit, as a ponted apple
Pooch v. to pout
Pook s. the stomach, a vell
Pook s. a cock of hay
Popple s. a pebble
Porr v. to stuff or cram with food
Pot-waller s. one whose right to vote for a member of Parliament is based on his having a fire-place whereon to boil his own pot, as at Taunton
Pound-house s. house for cider-making