Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Peal

Pealn.a succession of loud sounds, noise, ring

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Peal (2)

Pealv.i.to play loud, to assail with noise

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Pean

Peann.a song of praise or triumph

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Pear

Pearn.a well known fruit

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Pearl

Pearln.a gem is shellfish, color, film, letter

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Pearled

Pearleda.set or adorned with pearls

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Pearleyed

Pearleyeda.having a speck or film on the eye

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Pearly

Pearlya.abounding with or like pearls

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Pearmain

Pearmainn.the name of an admired appl

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Peartree

Peartreen.a tree that bears or produces pears

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Peasant

Peasantn.one who lives by rural labor, a rustic

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Peasantry

Peasantryn.country people, rustics, clowns

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Peasecod

Peasecod, or Peashelln.a hull that contains pease

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Peasehaum

Peasehaum, or Peasestrawn.the straw of pease

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Peat

Peatn.a species of turf used for fuel, a net

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Pebble

Pebble, or Pebblestonen.a fort of hard small stone

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Pebbled

Pebbleda.covered or abounding with pebbles

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Pebbly

Pebblya.full of, rough with or like pebbles

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Peccability

Peccabilityn.a state or possibility sinning

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Peccable

Peccablea.liable to sin, subject to error, frail

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Peccadillo

Peccadillon.a petty fault or crime, a mistake

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Peccancy

Peccancyn.a bad quality, a disordered habit

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Peccant

Peccanta.criminal, guilty, faulty, corrupt

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Peccary

Peccaryn.a quadruped of Mexico like a hog

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Peccavi

Peccavin.a form of asking pardon for a fault

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Pechblend

Pechblend, or Pitchblendn.an ore of uranite

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Peck

Peckn.a fourth part of a bushel, a deal