_Out-at-heels_, or _Elbows_, in a declining Condition, going down the Wind. _Out-run the Constable_, to Spend more than is Got, or Run out of an Estate, to run Riot. _Outside_, that is the Outside, or utmost Rate. _Owlers_, those who privately in the Night carry Wool to the Sea-Coasts, near _Rumney-Marsh_ in _Kent_, and some Creeks in _Sussex_, &c. and Ship it off for _France_ against Law. _Oyl of Barley_, strong Drink. _Ox-house_. _He must go through the Ox-house to Bed_, of an old Fellow that Marries a young Woman. _The black Ox has not trod upon his Foot_, of one that has not been Pinch’d with Want, or been Hard put to it. P _Pack_, a Fardel or Bundle. _Pack of Knaves_, _the worst of all the Pack_, or a Knave in Grain. _Pack of Juries_, _Packing of Cards_, _Pick a Pack_, _Pack up your Nawls and be gone_, Packing of Parties and Elections. _A common Pack-horse_, a Hackney or common Drudge, one made a Slave of. _Pad_, c. the High Way, and a Robber thereon; also a Bundle. _Rum Pad_, c. a daring or stout Highway-man. _Paddington-Fair_, c. an Execution of Malefactors at _Tyburn_; also a real Fair at the Village of that Name, near that Place. _Goes upon the Pad_, or a _Padding_, c. Robbs upon the Highway. _A Pad_, an easy Pacing Horse. _Padds_, worn by the Women to save their Sides from being Cut or Mark’d with the Strings of their Petty-coats. _Pageant_, a thing Drest up and set out to make a Show. _A Piece of Pageantry_, a thing that makes a Figure in a Show or Play, as Play-house Kings and Generals Strut and Stalk upon the Stage. _Pain_, _not in Pain_, not in Care or Concern. _Painter_, the Rope that lies in the Ship’s Long-boat, or Barge, alwaies ready to Fasten her, or Hale her on Shoar. _I’ll Cut your Painter for ye_, I’ll prevent ye doing me any Mischief; the Tar-Cant, when they Quarrel one with another. _What pleases the Painter_, when any Representation in the Productions of his or any Art is unaccountable, and so is to be resolv’d purely into the good Pleasure of the Artist. _Pale of the Church_, in or out of the Church’s Enclosure. _Pall’d_, Flat, Dispirited, or Dead Drink. _Pallet_, a little Bed; also the Receiver of the Painter’s Colours mingled, as the Shells are of his several Colours unmingled; also one half of the Pale in Heraldry. _Palm_, the Attire of a Buck. _Paltry Fellow_, a sorry, base, mean, contemptible Varlet. _Palliards_, c. the Seventh Rank of the Canting Crew, whose Fathers were Born Beggers, and who themselves follow the same Trade, with Sham Sores, making a hideous Noise, Pretending grievous Pain, do extort Charity. _Pam_, the Knave of Clubbs. _Pamper’d_, { _Priest_ } High-Fead. { _Horse_ } _Panam_, c. Bread. _Pantas_, a Disease in Hawks. _Panter_, c. a Hart. _Pantry_, Buttery. _Pantler_, Butler. _Paper-Buildings_, slight, Wooden, or old. _Paper-Skul_, foolish, soft, silly. _Paper-Wars_, Letter-combats. _Papers_, Writings, or Deeds. _Paplar_, c. Milk-pottage.