Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.81.1

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Phouzdar, 358a, b, 209b Phra, 728b Phúl, 357a Phulcarry, 703a Phulcheri, 722a Phyá, 729b Phyrmaund, 808b Piág, Piagg, 730a, 729b Pial, 703a Pião, 569a, 696b Picar, Piccar, 703b, 334a Pice, 703b Pice, 749b Pickalier, 735a Pico, Picoll, 690b Picota, Picotaa, Picottaa, 704a, b, 323b, 359a, 745b Picôte, Picotta, Picottah, 704b Picquedan, Picquedent, 709a Pider, 690b Pidjun English, 709a Pie, 705a Pie, 748b Piecey, 633a Piece-Goods, 705a Pierb, 724b Pierres de Cobra, 847b Pieschtok, 745b Piexe Serra, 808a Pigdan, Pigdaun, 709a Pigeon English, 709a, 133b Pigeon, Green, 395a Pig-sticker, -sticking, 710a, 709a Pigtail, 710b Pike, 749a Pikol, 690b Piláf, Pilau, Pilaw, Pillau, Pillaw, Piloe, Pilow, 710b, 711a Pimple-nose, 721b, 817b Pinang, Pinange, 711a Pinaou, 695a Pinasco, 708a Pindara, Pindaree, Pindareh, Pindarry, Pinderrah, 713a, 711b, 712b Pine-apple, 713b, 26b Pinguy, 696a Pinjrapole, 713b Pinnace, 691b Pintado, Pintadoe, Pinthado, 713b, 714a, 202a, 255b Pion, 696b Pipal, Pippal, 692a Pir, 692b Pirdai, 677a Pire, 692b;