All English words - page 6212

Lack of peace; unrest, discord, disquiet.

Of a person: not disposed to peace; restless, argumentative, disruptive. also (of an action, intention, etc.): involving or tending towards aggression, argument, or conflict.

In an unpeaceable manner; restlessly, hostilely, violently.

Not peaceful.

Not pedantic.

To remove from a pedestal. chiefly figurative: to remove from a position of being (unduly) admired or exalted.

Not placed on, or provided with, a pedestal; removed from a pedestal.

Lacking a (recorded) pedigree; of undistinguished or uncertain descent.

To peel; especially to strip away (an outer layer).

Not peeled.

To peel; especially to strip away (an outer layer).

Unequalled, unrivalled; peerless.

Unfasten by the removal of pegs.

Unfasten by the removal of pegs.

Unfasten by the removal of pegs.

Unfasten by the removal of pegs.

To release (especially an animal) from a pen or other enclosure.

Not penal.

Not penalized; not subject to a penalty or punishment.

Not subjected to penance; unpunished.

Not pencilled; not marked or coloured with or as with a pencil.

Incapable of being penetrated; impenetrable.

Not penetrated.

Not penetrating; especially lacking insight or acuity.

Not penetrative. later chiefly (sport): not capable of breaching an opponent's defence.