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beeswisp, bees-wisp, fitchy_peas, moose_pease, moosepea, moose-pea, mousie$s_pea, mousie$s_pease, paese, paeswisp, paes-wisp, paisie, paiswisp, pase, payse, paysie, payswisp, pays-wisp, paysy, peas, pease, peasebrose, pease-brose, pease-cob, pease-cod, pease-huil, peasers, pease-spleetin, pease-strae, peasewesp, peasewisp, peasewusp, peasie, peasy, pees, peeswisp, peeswusp, pes-wisp, pey, peys, peyse, peysers, piz, pizz, pizzers,
pease [piːz, MN. pɪz]
n. The pea plant or its seed.
pl. pease
dim. peasie A small marble.
n. The pea plant or its seed.
pl. pease
dim. peasie A small marble.
peasie
adj. Made of or like peas.
adj. Made of or like peas.
Compounds and phrases etc.
craw's pease: The meadow vetchling Lathyrus pratensis. MN. The crowberry Empetrum nigrum.
dug's-pease: MN. I.Ork. The meadow vetchling Lathyrus pratensis. MN. The kidney vetch Anthyllus vulneraria.
fitchy pease: Vetch.
horse pease: The common vetch.
moose pease, mice pease: MN. NN.a. The tufted vetch Vicia cracca, common vetch Vicia sativa, S. bitter vetch Lathyrus linifolius or NN.b. the marsh pea Lathyrus palustris.
pease bree: Pea soup.
pease-brose: Brose made from pea-flour.
pease-cod: A peapod.
pease-huil: A peapod.
peasers: Small marbles, pease meal brose.
pease-shaup: A peapod.
pease-spleetin: Pea-slitting, petty.
pease-strae: Pea stalks.
peasewisp: A tangled mess.
dug's-pease: MN. I.Ork. The meadow vetchling Lathyrus pratensis. MN. The kidney vetch Anthyllus vulneraria.
fitchy pease: Vetch.
horse pease: The common vetch.
moose pease, mice pease: MN. NN.a. The tufted vetch Vicia cracca, common vetch Vicia sativa, S. bitter vetch Lathyrus linifolius or NN.b. the marsh pea Lathyrus palustris.
pease bree: Pea soup.
pease-brose: Brose made from pea-flour.
pease-cod: A peapod.
pease-huil: A peapod.
peasers: Small marbles, pease meal brose.
pease-shaup: A peapod.
pease-spleetin: Pea-slitting, petty.
pease-strae: Pea stalks.
peasewisp: A tangled mess.
paet, paet-neuk, paet-reek, paet-stack, pait, pate, pate-newk, payt, peat, peat-caster, peat-neuk, peat-reek, peat-spade, peat-stack, peat-stane, peat-steen, peet, peit, peyt, piet,
peat [pit, pet]
n. Peat.
n. Peat.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peat bree: Peaty water.
peat-caster: A peat-cutter.
peat-castin: The act of cutting peat.
peat lowe: A peat fire.
peat-neuk: A recess by the fire where peats are stored.
peat-reek: Pungent smoke from burning peats.
peat-spade: A peat shovel.
peat-stack: A pile of peats.
white peat: NEC. A kind of sphagnum moss found under the surface layer of vegetation in a peat bog.
peat-caster: A peat-cutter.
peat-castin: The act of cutting peat.
peat lowe: A peat fire.
peat-neuk: A recess by the fire where peats are stored.
peat-reek: Pungent smoke from burning peats.
peat-spade: A peat shovel.
peat-stack: A pile of peats.
white peat: NEC. A kind of sphagnum moss found under the surface layer of vegetation in a peat bog.
packin, paich, paigh, paight, pech, pech$t, peched, pechelt, pechen, pechie, pechin, pechin$, pechle, pechled, pechlt, pecht, pechy, peckin, pegh, peghin, peght, peigh, peight, peuxed, pexed, pih, piht, pochled,
pech [pɛç]
n. A breath, a gasp for breath.
v. To pant, puff.
pt. pp. pecht adj. Out of breath.
n. A breath, a gasp for breath.
v. To pant, puff.
pt. pp. pecht adj. Out of breath.
pechie [ˈpɛçe]
adj. Short winded.
adj. Short winded.
pechle [ˈpɛçəl]
v. To pant, puff.
pt. pp. pechelt adj. Out of breath, exhausted.
v. To pant, puff.
pt. pp. pechelt adj. Out of breath, exhausted.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pechin [ˈpɛçɪn]: Panting, blowing.
sair pech: A prolonged an weary effort, an exausting struggle.
sair pech: A prolonged an weary effort, an exausting struggle.
pechan, peghan,
pechan [ˈpɛçən]
n. The stomach, a recepticle for food.
n. The stomach, a recepticle for food.
Pechs, Pecht, Pechts, picht, pick, pickie, picks,
Pecht [pɛçt]
n. A Pict. col. A small person.
pl. Pechts [pɛç(t)s]
adj. Pictish.
n. A Pict. col. A small person.
pl. Pechts [pɛç(t)s]
adj. Pictish.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Pechts' pipes: Small chalk pipes found in the ground.
hen$s_pecks, paeck, paeckin, paek, paekin, peck, pecker, peckin, peig, peigin, pekkin, pick, pickin,
peck [pɛk]
n. A peck. A small quantity of something eddible. A dry measure of a quarter of a firlot.
dim. peckie A hen that's bold or greedy,
v. To peck.
n. A peck. A small quantity of something eddible. A dry measure of a quarter of a firlot.
dim. peckie A hen that's bold or greedy,
v. To peck.
Compounds and phrases etc.
green peck: I.Sh. The first grass in spring.
hen's pecks: Goose pimples.
pecker: Something that pecks.
peckin: Pecking.
Norawa widpecker: I.Sh. The great spotted woodpecker Dendrocopos major.
hen's pecks: Goose pimples.
pecker: Something that pecks.
peckin: Pecking.
Norawa widpecker: I.Sh. The great spotted woodpecker Dendrocopos major.
peculiar [pɛˈk(j)uliər]
adj. Particular to oneself, not shared by others. Distinguished from others, exceptional.
adj. Particular to oneself, not shared by others. Distinguished from others, exceptional.
pedder, peddir, pether,
pedder [ˈpɛdər]
n. A pedlar.
n. A pedlar.
pedester, pedestir, pedestur,
pedester [ˈpədɛstər]
n. A pedestal.
n. A pedestal.
pee, pee$d, peed, peeins, pei, pi, pi$d, pid, pie, pie$d, pied, pieins, piins,
pee [piː]
n. Urine.
v. To urinate.
pt. pp. pee'd.
n. Urine.
v. To urinate.
pt. pp. pee'd.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peeins [ˈpiːɪnz]: Urine.