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PIL'GRIMAGE, n. A long journey, particularly a journey to some place deemed sacr...
PIL'GRIM, n. [L. peregrinus. Gu.L. peragro, to wander, palor.] 1. A wanderer; a ...
PIL'FERINGLY, adv. With petty theft; filchingly.
PIL'FERING, pp. Stealing; practicing petty thefts. PIL'FERING , n. Petty theft. ...
PIL'FERER, n. One that pilfers or practices petty theft.
PIL'FERED, pp. Stolen in small parcels.
PIL'FER, v.i. To steal in small quantities; to practice petty theft; as a boy ac...
PI'LEWORT, n. A plant of the genus Ranunculus.
PI'LEWORM, n. A worm found in piles in Holland.
PILES, n. plu. The hemorrhoids, a disease.
PI'LER, n. [from pile, a heap.] One who piles or forms a heap.
PI'LEMENT, n. An accumulation. [Not used.]
PIL'EATE PIL'EATED, a. [L. pileus, a cap.] Having the form of a cap or cover for...
PILE, n. [L. pila.] 1. A heap; a mass or collection of things in a roundish or e...
PIL'CHARD, n. A fish resembling the herring, but thicker and rounder; the nose i...
PILCH,n. [L. pellis, a skin.] A furred gown or case; something lined with fur. [...