Pase – Pad
Pase
Action of passing the bull from one side to another by using the muleta, or small cape.
Paseo
Parade of the bull fighters.
Picador
Horseman armed with lance.
Pinchazo
Half completed sword-thrust.
Pinta
Colour or marking.
Plaza
The bull-ring building.
Puntillero
He who ends the bull (if necessary, after the matador has given a mortal wound), by using a braining dagger.
Patlid
A stone that comes to rest exactly upon the tee.
Piltycock
The original form of curling-stone, and really a large stone quoit, with depressions for fingers and thumb. Also called Kutingstone.
Point Game
A variety of curling, in which each player tries in turn certain assigned shots, receiving marks in the measure of his success..
The nine shots are: (I) Striking; (2) Inwicking; (3) Drawing; (4) Guarding; (5) Chap and Lie; (6) Wick and Curl in; (7) Raising; (8) Chipping the winner; (9) Drawing through a
Port
The tenth shot, to be played in the event of a dead-heat, is Outwicking.
Pad
A light form of saddle, used in some sets of harness.