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a00991 A vvorlde of wordes, or Most copious, and exact dictionarie in Italian and English, collected by Iohn Florio; Vocabolario italiano & inglese Florio, John, 1553?-1625. 1598 (1598) STC 11098; ESTC S102357 868,951 480

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Picchiare to knocke at a dore Also to beate to bang to streeke to bounce to thump Picchiarello as Piccarello Picchiata a knocking a beating a bouncing a blow Picchiate blowes bouncings strokes knocks bangs thumps Picchia petto a dissembling hypocriticall puritan Picchiatoio a hammer to knocke at a doore with a striker a knocker a little bell that begging Friers vse to ring and ●●g at doores with Picchiere a pike-man a lance-man Picchij great iron hammers sledges mattockes or crowes Picchio an iron hammer a sledge a beetle a mattock also a bird called a wood-hacker a wood-wall or a wood-pecker Also a knocke a stroke a thump Picchione a great hammer a sledge a beetle or mattocke a stone cutters picke Also a kind of coine Picchio verde a birde called a greene peake Piccia ferro a birde called a wood-pecker Picciare to knocke to bounce at a doore to pinche to itch Also to kindle fire to smart Picciare to pinch to snip Also to itch or smart Piccicatura a pinching a snip a pinche a smarting an itching Piccico as Piccicatura Piccichetto a glouers toole Piccicotto as much of any pouder or any thing else as a man may take vp betweene the thumbe and the forefinger Piccigare as Piccicare Piccin Piccino verie little slender or small Piccinino as Piccin Piccio as Picchio Also the bill beake or snout of any bird Picciocolo the stemme or stalke of any fruit Picciolare to turne or twirle a top or gig about as children Also to make little Picciole a kind of praunes or shrimps Piccioletto verie little or small Picciolezza littlenes or smalnes Piccioli a little kind of coine Also casting counters Picciolino verie little or small Picciolo little or small pettie Also a stalke of any fruit Also a top or gig or twirle that children vse to play withall Piccione a pigeon a doue Also a chicken Piccirillo a childes wastband or swathe Also a yoong infant child or babie Picciuolo as Picciolo Piccolezza as Picciolezza Piccolino as Picciolino Piccolo as Picciolo Piccone as Picchione Piccozzo as Picchio Picicth an herbe Picilla a ferriers toole or shauer to pare the hoose of a horse before be sh●●e him Picio a kind of seabreame or ruffe Pico a kind of menow fish Pico verde a bird called a greene peake wood-peaker or hickway Picrócoli cholericke men so vsed among phisitions Pidocchiare to louse or vnlouse one Pidocchieria lousines niggardlines ●ichingnes roguerie roguishnes filthines wrangling dodging paltring Pidocchio a louse Pidocchioso lousie Pidottare as Pilottare Piè as Piede Piecora all maner of sheepe a wether a mutton Piecoraio a sheepheard Piede a foote a base a footstall or foundation of any thing Pide d'asino the weed sauce alone or iack of the hedge Piede di colomba the herbe doues foote or cranes bill Piedestallo a footstall or a treshall of a doore Piede di lepre the herbe hares foot Pie di ceruo an herbe called in latin Polynathemum Pie di gallo a kind of herbe Pie di gatto a kind of horse bit that some riders vse for some kind of horses made like a cats foot Piega a fold a plait an infolding a bending a bowing a stooping a yeelding a wrinkling a wrinkle Piegabile as Piegheuole Piegamento as Piega Piegare to bend to wrye to fold to plie to plaite to bow to encline to stoope to yeeld Also to appease to mollifie to alay to asswage to drawe which waie one list Piegaria Piegatura as Piega Piegatoie a paire of benders that goldsmithes vse called bowing pincers or plyers Piegheuole bowing bending folding wrying plying inclining stooping yeelding stoping easie tractable flexible limber pliable Pieggiare to pledge to paune to baile to be surety for Pieggieria a pledge a baile a suretie a maine prize Also suretiship Piego as Plico an infolding Piégora a sheepe a mutton Piegoraio a sheepheard Piéna a tide a ful tide a flow a flood Also full or filled Also a fulnes Pienamente fullie throughly wholy compleatly Pienezza fulnes store plentie Pieno full ample large whole perfect Also wealthie full of goods abundant well furnished stored rich plentious gorged stuft Also a pudding or farcing in any meat Piercia ods vneuen Pierla as Perla Pietà the dutie honestie conscience and good affection dealing that is due by euerie Christian first vnto God afterward to our parents father and mother children kinsfolkes c. Also deuotion godlines godly affection pietie righteousnes Also natural and reuerent loue naturall affection or zeale reuerence remorse conscience pitie ruth mercie compassion commiseration or compunction of anothers harme Piéta as Piega Pietanza large or bountifull almes Also a pittance Also as Pietà Pietosarie pitifull or mournefull conditions Pietoso pitifull mercifull ruthfull compassionate naturall and louing Pietra any kind of stone Pietra d'arotare a whet-stone a grinding stone Pietra da oglio a whet-stone Pietra colombina a kind of stone good to make lime with Pietra cotta any kind of baked stones namely brickes Pietra de gli indi gold according to the Alchimists phrase Pietra focaia a flint stone or any stone that will strike fire Pietra pomega a pumice stone Pietranelli souldiers seruing on horseback well armed with a paire of cuirasses and weaponed with a fire-locke-piece or a snaphance or a petronell Pietraria a quarie of stone a mazons shop all maner of stone worke Pietraro a lapidarie a digger a cutter a worker or seller of stones Pietra spugna a kind of stones found in spunges which broken small and drunke breaketh the stone in the bladder Pietricina a little stone Pietronello a petronell Pietroso stonie rugged grettie full of stones Pietruccia a little or small stone Pieua a vicarage a curatship or parsonage Pieuale Pieuiale a church-vestment or coape or a bishops rotchet Piezzaria as Pieggiaria Piezzo Piezo a suretie a baile a paune a pledge Pifara Piffara a flute a pipe a fife a recorder a bag pipe Pifarata Piffarata a fit of mirth Pifaro Piffaro a musition that plaies vpon any wind instrument Pifero Piffero as Pifaro Piferoni Pifferoni all maner of great winde instruments Also musitions Pigamo bastard Rewbarb Pigargo a beast like a row-bucke Also a bird Some take it to be the hearn● some a kinde of hauke hauing a white taile other some take it to be the eagle or faulkon of the second kind It doth keepe much in townes and fields Pigazzo the name of a toole that turners vse Piggiorare as Peggiorare Piggiore as Peggiore Pigionare to rent or farme house or land Pigionaro a renter or a farmer of house or land Pigione a doue or a pigeon Also rent for house or land Also as Pigone Pigista one that vseth buggerie Piglia mosche a flie catcher Piglia pesci a fisher a fish taker Piglia sorgij a rat-catcher Piglia vccelli a bird-catcher a fowler Pigliare to take to catch to snatch to surprise to receiue Pigliare alcuno to take or catch anie bodie Pigliare ad impréstito