Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Peerage

Peerage, or Peerdomn.the dignity of a peer, born of peers

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Peeress

Peeressn.a woman ennobled, a peer's lady

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Peerless

Peerlessa.having no equal, excellent, noble

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Peevish

Peevisha.waspish, cross, very hard to please

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Peevishly

Peevishlyad.waspishly, crossly, fretfully

627

Peevishness

Peevishnessn.waspishness, fretfulness, anger

628

Pefunctoriness

Pefunctorinessn.carelessness, negligence, ob.

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Peg

Pegn.a wooden pin, a nickname for Margaret

630

Peg (2)

Pegv.t.to fasten with a peg, pin down, close

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Pegasus

Pegasusn.in poetry a horse with wings

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Pehlavic

Pehlavica.pertaining to the pehlava a polished dialect of the Persian language

633

Pekan

Pekann.a quadruped of the weasel

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Pelagian

Pelagiana.pertaining to the ocean

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Pelagian (2)

Pelagiann.one of a sect who held that the cossequences of Adam's sin were limited to himself

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Pelagianism

Pelagianismn.the doctrins of Pelagius

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Pelasgian

Pelasgian

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Pelf

Pelfn.money, riches, stock, food, paltry stuff

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Pelian

Peliana.pertaining to Peleus or his son Achilles

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Pelican

Pelicann.a brid with a bag attached to its under mandible, of several species

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Pell

Pelln.a skin, hide, roll, record (house, ob.)

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Pellet

Pelletn.a little ball or bullet, a mark

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Pelleted

Pelleteda.consisting of or having pellets

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Pellicle

Pelliclen.a thin skin, film, fragment, bit

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Pellitory

Pellitoryn.a plant of many varieties

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Pellmell

Pellmellad.fast, confusedly, without any order

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Pells

Pellsn. pl.an office in the exchequer

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Pellucid

Pellucida.transparent, clear, bright, pure