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peenie, peeny, peinie, pinnie, pinny,
peenie [ˈpine]
n. A pinafore.
n. A pinafore.
peeo,
peeo [ˈpijo]
n. SN. A large winter herring Clupea harengus.
n. SN. A large winter herring Clupea harengus.
peeitie, peeity, peeous, peious, pieous, pious, poious,
peeous [ˈpiəs]
adj. Pious.
adj. Pious.
peeity
n. Piety
n. Piety
peeoy, peioy, peow, peowe, pyowe,
peeoy [piˈoɪ]
n. A schoolchild's home-made firework.
n. A schoolchild's home-made firework.
peep, peep_o_day, peeped, peepit, peip, peipit,
peep [pip]
n. A tiny point or bead of light. A small flame from a gas cooker. A small opening, a little aperture or crack.
v. To make a (small) appearance or show.
pt. pp. peepit
n. A tiny point or bead of light. A small flame from a gas cooker. A small opening, a little aperture or crack.
v. To make a (small) appearance or show.
pt. pp. peepit
Compounds and phrases etc.
gas at a peep: To set a gas cooker to the lowest level. To silence somebody.
peep o day: Dawn.
peep o day: Dawn.
paep, peep, peepag, peeper, peepers, peepit, peip, peipers,
peep [pip]
n. A faint sound or glimpse.
v. To peep. NN.b. To whine or cry.
pt. pp. peepit
n. A faint sound or glimpse.
v. To peep. NN.b. To whine or cry.
pt. pp. peepit
Compounds and phrases etc.
peepag: NN.b. A whistling reed made out of green straw.
peeper: A pipit (bird of the genus Anthus).
peepers: col. The eyes.
heather peeper: NEC. MN. The common sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos or MN. the meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
peeper: A pipit (bird of the genus Anthus).
peepers: col. The eyes.
heather peeper: NEC. MN. The common sandpiper Actitis hypoleucos or MN. the meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
heediepeers, heidiepeers, heidipeer, heidipeer, hie-de-peers, hiedidpeer, hiedipeer, peer,
peer [piːr]
n. A match, an equal.
n. A match, an equal.
Compounds and phrases etc.
heidiepeers MN.: People of the same height.
peer wi: To match, equal.
peer wi: To match, equal.
peer, peerie, peerie-weary, peerieweerie, peerie-weerie, peerie-weerie, peery, peery-weery, peery-weery,
peer [piːr]
v. To peer.
v. To peer.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peerie: S. A short-sighted, peering person. Timid, fearful, nervous. U. Inquisitive, nosey.
peerie-weary: S. SW. Having a strained, short-sighted appearance. Blear-eyed, blinking.
peerie-weerie: A mysterious, slightly sinister person. Quick to take notice, shrewd, perceptive, knowing.
peerie-weary: S. SW. Having a strained, short-sighted appearance. Blear-eyed, blinking.
peerie-weerie: A mysterious, slightly sinister person. Quick to take notice, shrewd, perceptive, knowing.
peer, peerie, peerie-heidit, peery, peir, peirie, peirie-heidit, pere, perr, peyr,
peer [piːr]
n. A pear.
dim. peerie [ˈpiːri]
n. A fir-cone, a spinning top.
n. A pear.
dim. peerie [ˈpiːri]
n. A fir-cone, a spinning top.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peerie heel: A high pointed heel, a stiletto heel.
peerie-heidit: Confused.
soond yer peerie [sun(d)-]: Spin your spinning top.
peerie-heidit: Confused.
soond yer peerie [sun(d)-]: Spin your spinning top.
peedie, peedy, peerie, peerie_weys, peerie_wyes, peerie-weerie, peerie-wyes, peery, peery-weery, peirie, peirie-weirie, piri, pirie, pirri, pirrie,
peerie [ˈpiːri]
also peedie
adj. Little, small, tiny.
also peedie
adj. Little, small, tiny.
Compounds and phrases etc.
peerie-weerie: A tiny creature.
peerie weys: I. adv. Cautiously.
peerie weys: I. adv. Cautiously.