Peddle
Peddlev.i.to travel and retail goods
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Pederero
Pederero, or Patereon.a swivel-gun used in ships
Pedestal
Pedestaln.the base of a statue or pillar
Pedestial
Pedestial, or Pedestriousa.going on foot
Pedestrian
Pedestriann.one who walks much
Pedicle
Pedicle, or Pediceln.the stalk which supports a single flower, when there are several on a peduncle
Pedicular
Pedicular, or Pediculousa.lousy, having lice
Pedigree
Pedigreen.a genealogy, lineage, descent, race
Pediment
Pedimentn.an ornamental crowning of fronts
Pedlar
Pedlar, or Pedlern.one who travels to sell goods
Pedlery
Pedleryn.wares sold by pedlers
Pedling
Pedlingn.travelling and selling goods
Pedobaptism
Pedobaptismn.infant baptism
Pedobaptist
Pedobaptistn.one who holds to infant baptism
Pedometer
Pedometern.an instrument to measure distances by the steps in walking
Peduncle
Pedunclen.the footstalk of the fructification of plants
Peduncular
Pedunculara.pertaining to a peduncle
Pedunculate
Pedunculatea.growing on footstalks
Peel
Peelv.t.to take or scale off, slay, plunder, rob
Peel (2)
Peeln.a rind, fireshovel, board used by bakers
Peeler
Peelern.one that strips off or slays, a robber
Peep
Peepn.a sly look, the first appearance
Peep (2)
Peepv.i.to make the first appearance, look, cry
Peepers
Peepersn.chickens breaking the shell, the eyes
Peephole
Peephole, or Peepingholen.a hole to peep through
Peer
Peerv.i.to come just in fight, peep, appear
Peer (2)
Peern.an equal, nobleman, lord