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PIT a Pat, or Pintle de Pantledy,

sadly scared, greviously frighted.

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Entry taken from 1736 Canting Dictionary, by Nathan Bailey.

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To PIKE
PIMP-Whiskin
To PINCH
PINK'D
PIT
PIT a Pat
PLANT
PLAISTER of hot Guts
PLATE Fleet coes in
PALTTER-Faces Jade
PLAY it off

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Pit-a-pat in the 1811 Vulgar Tongue

Also see examples in Canting Songs and Slang Rhymes collected by John S. Farmer (1896).