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hert-peetie, hert-peety, peetee, peetie, peetifu, peetifu$, peetiful, peety, peetyfu, peitie, peitifu, peity, pitifu,
peety [ˈpiti]
n. Pity.
v. To pity.
n. Pity.
v. To pity.
Compounds and phrases etc.
hert-peety: Deep compassion.
peetifu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Pitiful.
peetifu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Pitiful.
ackiepeevie, ackie-peevie, arckiepeevie, macapeevie, peeve, peevie,
peeve [piːv]
v. col. To drink, whisky.
v. col. To drink, whisky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ackie-peevie: col. Whisky.
peavers, peever, peever, peeveralls, peeverals, peevers, peevers, peeves, peevie, peevor, peevors, pever, pevers, pevers, piever, piever, pievers, pievers,
peever [ˈpiːvər]
n. The pebble used in hopscotch.
dim. peevie
pl. peevers, peeverals The game itself.
n. The pebble used in hopscotch.
dim. peevie
pl. peevers, peeverals The game itself.
peevish, pevish,
peevish [piːvɪʃ]
adj. Mean, grudging, niggardly.
adj. Mean, grudging, niggardly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peevishness: Peevishness.
peevot, peivot, pievot,
peevot [ˈpiːvət]
n. A pivot.
n. A pivot.
peg, pegg, peggie,
peg [pɛg]
n. A peg. The wooden block used as a ball in the game of shinty
dim. peggie The bat used in the game of tip-cat. The game of knifie.
v. To whack, beat, belabour.
n. A peg. The wooden block used as a ball in the game of shinty
dim. peggie The bat used in the game of tip-cat. The game of knifie.
v. To whack, beat, belabour.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peg oot: To pay or give out a line etc.
peleel, pellile, pileel,
peleel [pəˈlil]
n. MN. The redshank Tringa totanus from its call.
n. MN. The redshank Tringa totanus from its call.
pelf,
pelf [pɛlf]
n. arch. Spoil of battle, booty, stolen plundered or pilfered goods. A depreciatory reference to possessions, riches or wealth.
n. arch. Spoil of battle, booty, stolen plundered or pilfered goods. A depreciatory reference to possessions, riches or wealth.
pelican,
pelican [ˈpɛlɪkən]
n. A pelican.
n. A pelican.
bell, bells, dill-bells, dill-pells, pell, pelled, pellet, pellid, pellie, pellit, pells, pelly, pjol, pjolet, pjollet, pyuil,
pell [NN. I. pɛl, pjøl]
n. A matted tuft of hair on an animal.
pl. pells Ragged clothes.
n. A matted tuft of hair on an animal.
pl. pells Ragged clothes.
pelly
adj. Having matted, dirt-caked hair or fleece.
adj. Having matted, dirt-caked hair or fleece.
pellit
adj. Wispy, matted animal's hair caked with dirt, hanging in elf-locks. Patchy and ragged.
adj. Wispy, matted animal's hair caked with dirt, hanging in elf-locks. Patchy and ragged.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dill-pells: Tags of matted wool hanging from a sheep.