Meaning of Liff: PEVENSEY to PODE HOLE
(Liff words collected: 550)
PEVENSEY : (n. archaic) The right to collect shingle from the king's foreshore.
PIDDLETRENTHIDE : (n.) A trouser stain caused by a wimbledon (q.v.). Not to be confused with a botley (q.v.)
PIMLICO : (n.) Small odd-shaped piece of plastic or curious metal component found in the bottom of kitchen rummage drawer when spring-cleaning or looking for Sellotape.
PIMPERNE : (n.) One of those rubber nodules found on the underneath side of a lavatory seat.
PITLOCHRY : (n.) The background gurgling noise heard in Wimby Bars caused by people trying to get the last bubbles out of their milkshakes by slurping loudly through their straws.
PITSLIGO : (n.) Part of traditional mating rite. During the first hot day of spring, all the men in the tube start giving up their seats to ladies and straphanging. The purpose of pitsligo is for them to demonstrate their manhood by displaying the wet patches under their arms.
PLEELEY : (adj.) Descriptive of a drunk person's attempt to be endearing.
PLYMOUTH : (vb.) To relate an amusing story to someone without remembering that it was they who told it to you in the first place.
PLYMPTON : (n.) The (pointless) knob on top of a war memorial.
PODE HOLE : (n.) A hole drilled in chipboard lavatory walls by homosexuals for any one of a number of purposes.
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