Piles,
haemorrhoids.
Piles,
heaps.
Piles,
props.
Napoleon suffered from piles at the battle of
Waterloo, and spent most of the day on piles
of cushions.
Pitch,
tar.
Pitch,
throw.
Pitch,
playing area, football etc.
Pitch,
measurement of sound or angle.
Pitch,
place or method of erecting a tent or stall.
Pitch,
sales presentation.
Pitch and Toss,
game of chance.
Pitcher,
water jug.
Pitcher,
(sl) picture.
Pitcher,
bowler in base ball.
Place,
position.
Plaice,
fish.
This is the place for plaice.
Plaque,
deposit on teeth.
Plaque,
memorial tablet.
Plague,
serious illness.
When he went to have the plaque removed
he saw a plaque commemorating the plague.
Plain,
not beautiful.
Plain,
uninteresting.
Plain,
flat land.
Plane,
level.
'plane,
(abbr.) aeroplane.
It was a plain 'plane that planed onto the plain.
Plane,
a slope (an inclined slope up)
(an ink lined slow pup).
Plant,
garden shrub.
Plant,
machinery.
Plant,
premises, industrial.
Plant,
to place.
Plant,
spy.
Plant a plant in the plant, he can hide behind
the plant in the factory or a plant in the garden.
Plate,
dish.
Plate,
covering, often of metal.
Plate,
denture.
Plate,
river.
Playing,
a round of (golf/bridge).
Playing around,
sex out of wedlock (US).
Playing around,
joking.
Plimsoll,
man's name.
Plimsoll line,
line on ship's bow to show depth of lading - from name of inventor.
or loading.
Plimsolls,
rubber soled shoes, now called trainers.
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