| Term | Definition |
| p | Plaister thick an some will stick. |
| p | Penny wise an pound foolish. |
| p | Play's guid while it's play. |
| p | Open confession is guid for the sowel. |
| p | Ower soon is easy mended |
| p | Patch an lang sit, build an suin flit. |
| p | Pigs micht whistle, but they hae a ill mooth for't |
| p | Pey-aforehand's never weel ser'd. |
| p | Pint stoups heas lang lugs. |
| p | Puir fowk's freends suin misken them. |
| p | Pride's a ill horse to ride. |
| p | Pride that dines wi vanity sups wi contempt. |
| p | Poets an painters is aye puir. |
| p | Puirtith taks awa pith. |
| p | Possession's worth a ill charter. |
| p | Puirtith's pain, but nae disgrace. |
| p | Puirtith's better than pride, but less painfu. |
| p | Pride never leaves its maister till he get a faa. |
| p | Pride finds nae cauld. |