pi-azˈza (pĭ-ăzˈȧ), porch.
piˈbroch (pēˈbrŏk), a Highland air suited to some particular passion, especially a martial air played on the bagpipe.
pickˈet (pĭkˈĕt), a pointed stake, or post; to fasten with stakes.
pier-glass (pēr), a narrow mirror put up between windows.
piˈe-ty (pīˈe᷵-tĭ), goodness.
pilˈlage (pĭlˈa᷵j), plunder.
pilˈlion (pĭlˈyŭn), a pad or cushion put on behind a man’s saddle for a woman to ride on.
piˈlot (pīˈlŭt), a person who directs the course of a ship along the shore, or into and out of harbors and rivers.
pin (pĭn), a piece of wood or metal, used as a fastening or support, a peg.
pined (pīnd), wasted away, longed.