Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.81.4

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pice, 704a Puckero, Puckerow, 735a Puckery, 736a Puddicherry, 722a Pudifetanea, Pudipatan, Pudopatana, Pudripatan, 735b, a Puduk, 279a Puggaree, 736a Puggee, 736a Puggerie, 735b Puggly, 717b Puggry, 735b; -wala, 935b Puggy, 736a Pugley, 717b Puhlwan, 737b Puhur, 736a Puja, Pujah, 723a; Pujahs, the, 723a Pūjāri, 723a Pukka, 734b Pul, 272a Pula, Pulamar, 736a, b Pulecat, handker-chief, 708a, 737a Puler, 718a Pulicat, 736b; hand-kerchief, 57a, 708a, 737a Pullao, 711a Pullicherry, 722a Pullie, 718b Pullow, 711a Pulo Pinaou, 695a Pulton, Pultoon, Pulton, 737a, 152b Pulu, 720b Pu-lu-sha-pu-lo, 700b Pulwah, Pulwaar, Pulwar, 737a Pulwaun, 737a, 658b Pummel-nose, Pum-pelmoos, Pumpelmos, Pumplemuse, Pumplenose, 721b, 722a, 817b Pun, 737b Punch, 737b; -ghar, 739a;