Hobson-Jobson: A Glossary of Colloquial Anglo-Indian Words and Phrases, and of Kindred Terms, Etymological, Historical, Geographical and Discursive c11.81.5

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-house, 739a Punchayet, 739b Pund, 737b Pundal, 221b Pundit, 740a Pundull, 665b Pune, 697a Pun-ghurry, 372b Punjab, Punjaub, 742b, 741a Punjum, 708a, 4b Punka, Punkah, Punkaw, Punker, 743a, b, 742b Punsaree, 744a Punshaw, 652b Punsóee, 688b Punt, 740b Punta di Gallo, 360b Punticherry, 722b Punto-Gale, 360b Puran, Purána, 724a, 823b Purb, Purba, Purbanean, 724a, b, 686b Purcellain, 726b Purdah, Purdanishīn, 744a Purdesee, 744b Purdoe, 744b Purga, Purgoo, 727a Purop, 13a, 724b Purshaur, 700b Purvo, Purvoe, 682b, 170a Purwanna, 744b Puselen, 726b Putacho, 685b Putch, Putcha leaf, 683b Putchock, Putchuck, 744b, 745b Puteah, 708a, 747a Putelan, Putelaon, 746a Putelee, 688a Putiel, 248b Putlam, 746a Putnee, Putneedar, Putney, 746a, b Puttán, Puttanian, 746b, 747a Puttee, Putteedaree, 747a, b Puttiwālā, 747b Putton ketchie, 708a Puttully-nautch, 724b Putty, 747a Puttywalla, 747b, 220a Putwa, 747b Puxshaw, 117b Pyal, 703b Pye, 747b Pyjamma, 748a, 707b Pykâr, 703b Pyke, 748a Pyon, 696b Pyre, 736a Pysáchi, 714b Pyse, 749b Pytan, 747a