All English words - page 4058
verbLook with difficulty or concentration at someone or something.
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Faye peered at her with suspicion
nounA member of the nobility in britain or ireland, comprising the ranks of duke, marquess, earl, viscount, and baron.
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Hereditary peers could still dominate the proceedings of the house of lords
nounThe rank or status of peer; = "peerage". in quot. 1805 with possessive adjective as a title of mock respect for a peer.
nounA child's spinning top.
verbUrinate.
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The puppy was peeing on the carpet
nounUrine.
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I've had to steam clean the walls because they were brown with smoke and the place absolutely stank…
nounThe lapwing, vanellus vanellus; = "peewit".
nounThe lapwing, vanellus vanellus; = "peewit".
nounThe spotted sandpiper of north and south america, actitis macularia. also (occasionally): the solitary sandpiper, tringa solitaria.
nounThe spotted sandpiper of north and south america, actitis macularia. also (occasionally): the solitary sandpiper, tringa solitaria.
verbAnnoy or irritate.
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That was the one thing that peeved him
nounA cause of annoyance.
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Another peeve of mine is these so called reality shows
verbAnnoy or irritate.
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That was the one thing that peeved him
adjectiveAnnoyed or irritated.
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A somewhat peeved tone
nounThe game of hopscotch.
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Those far-off days when they played peevers in the streets
nounThe game of hopscotch.
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Those far-off days when they played peevers in the streets
verbAnnoy or irritate.
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That was the one thing that peeved him
nounA cause of annoyance.
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Another peeve of mine is these so called reality shows
verbAnnoy or irritate.
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That was the one thing that peeved him
nounA cause of annoyance.
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Another peeve of mine is these so called reality shows
adjectiveHaving or showing an irritable disposition.
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A thin peevish voice
adverbIn an easily annoyed way
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"i thought you might have helped," she replied peevishly., "it's your own fault," i said peevishly.
nounAny of a number of birds with a call that resembles the word ‘peewee’.
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From the atlantic coastline to the pocomoke river and forest, worcester is home to pelicans and pee…
nounThe lapwing, vanellus vanellus; = peesweep .
nounAny of a number of birds with a call that resembles the word ‘peewee’.
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From the atlantic coastline to the pocomoke river and forest, worcester is home to pelicans and pee…
nounThe northern lapwing.
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Lapwings, also known as peewits due to their distinctive call, have white and greeny-black plumage …
nounThe northern lapwing.
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Lapwings, also known as peewits due to their distinctive call, have white and greeny-black plumage …
nounA short pin or bolt, typically tapered at one end, that is used for securing something in place, hanging things on, or marking a position.
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She put her mac on a peg in the hall
verbFix, secure, or mark with a peg or pegs.
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Drape plants with nets, pegging down the edges
abbreviationPolyethylene glycol.
phrasal verbWork hard at or try to achieve something over a long period.
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The south african attack kept pegging away
adjectiveDesignating a competition in which the part of the river bank assigned to each competitor is marked off with a peg or pegs.
phrasal verbTo fix something in place
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The tent’s ropes were pegged down by two-foot stakes.
phrasal verbMark the boundaries of an area of land.
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I went out to peg out our assembly area
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