Webster's Dictionary 1806

1324

Pipe (2)

Pipev.to play on a pipe, play, cry, whine, moan

1325

Pipefish

Pipefishn.a genus of fish with a long tubular nose

1326

Piper

Pipern.one who plays on a pipe, a fish

1327

Piperin

Piperinn.a concretion of volcanic ashes

1328

Piping

Pipinga.weak, feeble, hot;ad.quite, very

1329

Piping (2)

Pipingn.a playing on a pipe, a whining noise

1330

Pipistrel

Pipistreln.the smallest of bat kind

1331

Pipkin

Pipkinn.a small earthen boiler or pot

1332

Pipperidge

Pipperidgen.a shrub, a tree

1333

Pippin

Pippinn.the name of an admired apple

1334

Piquancy

Piquancyn.a piquant quality, poignancy, wit

1335

Piquant

Piquant, [pikant]a.poignant, pricking, severe

1336

Piquantly

Piquantlyad.sharply, tartly, with resentment

1337

Pique

Pique, [peek]v.t.to offend, vex, provoke, sting

1338

Pique (2)

Piquen.a grudge, enmity, ill-will, point, nicety

1339

Piqueerer

Piqueerer, or Pickeerern.a robber, not used

1340

Piquet

Piquet, [pickett]n.a game at cards

1341

Piracy

Piracyn.a robbery on the sea, a robbery

1342

Pirate

Piraten.a sea-robber, any robber;v.i.to plunder

1343

Piratical

Piraticala.predatory, plundering, thievish

1344

Piratically

Piraticallyad.in the manner of piracy

1345

Piscary

Piscaryn.a privilege or liberty to catch fish

1346

Piscation

Piscationn.the act, art or practice of fishing

1347

Piscatory

Piscatorya.belonging to fish or fishing

1348

Piscine

Piscinea.belonging to fish, fishy

1349

Pisciverous

Pisciverousa.eating fish, living upon fish

1350

Pish

Pishv.i.to show contempt by a kind of hiss