Penny,
copper coin.
Penny,
girl's name.
She gave Penny a penny.
People,
public.
Peephole,
secret viewing.
Pi,
Greek letter.
Pi,
mathematical constant of 3.142 used to
calculate the dimensions of a circle.
Pi, pye
Indian dog.
Pie,
baked pastry covering for meat,
fruit or vegetable dish.
Pick,
choose.
Pick,
a digging tool.
Pick,
a digging action.
Pig,
porcine mammal.
How to confuse an Irishman; offer him a choice
of shovels and ask him to take his pick!
or
You can pick your nose,
You can pick your friends,
But you can't eat your friends.
Pick up,
to lift.
Pickup,
a small truck.
Pickup,
a casual acquaintance.
He set off to pick up a pickup in his pickup.
Picquet,
Nelson, racing driver.
Pick it,
it will never get well if you do.
Piquet,
wooden post or stake, part of a palisade.
Picket,
body of men.
Pickett,
General, American Civil War.
Pickled,
preserved in brine, vinegar or alcohol.
Pickled,
drunk. (sl)
Whenever she was pickled she always wanted
pickled eggs.
Picture,
representation, often artistic.
Pitcher,
thrower, or action of throwing.
Pitcher,
vessel.
The pitcher threw, or pitched the pitcher,
which knocked over the picture.
Pidgin,
informal Chinese/English form of speech.
Pigeon,
bird.
He ordered roast pigeon, in pidgin.
Pike,
fish.
Pike,
staff weapon.
'pike,
(US sl) Turnpike, road.
I saw him with the pike on a pike
wandering off down the 'pike.
Pinched,
squeezed.
Pinched,
(sl) stolen.
Pinched,
wan, cold.
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