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Webster Dictionary :: Piqueerer
PIQUEE'RER,n. A plunderer; a freebooter. [See Pickeerer.]
Webster Dictionary :: Piqueer
PIQUEER. [See Pickeer .]
Webster Dictionary :: Piqued
PIQUED, pp. pee'ked. Irritated; nettled; offended; excited.
Webster Dictionary :: Pique
PIQUE, n. peek. An offense taken; usually, slight anger, irritation or displeasu...
Webster Dictionary :: Piquantly
PIQUANTLY, adv. pik'antly. With sharpness or pungency; tartly.
Webster Dictionary :: Piquant
PIQUANT, a. pik'ant. 1. Pricking; stimulating to the tongue; as rock as piguant ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piquancy
PIQUANCY, n. pik'ancy. [infra.] Sharpness; pungency; tartness; severity.
Webster Dictionary :: Pippin
PIP'PIN, n. A kind of apple; a tart apple. This name in America is given to seve...
Webster Dictionary :: Pipkin
PIP'KIN, n. [dim. of pipe.] A small earthen boiler.
Webster Dictionary :: Pipistrel
PIPIS'TREL, n. A species of bat, the smallest of the kind.
Webster Dictionary :: Piping
PI'PING, ppr. Playing on a pipe. 1. a. Weak; feeble; sickly. [Vulgar and not in ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piperin
PIP'ERIN, n. A concretion of volcanic ashes. 1. A peculiar crystalline substance...
Webster Dictionary :: Piperidge
PIP'ERIDGE, n. A shrub, the berberis, or barberry. The piperidge of New England ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piper
PI'PER, n. One who plays on a pipe or wind instrument.
Webster Dictionary :: Piped
PI'PED, a. Formed with a tube; tubular.
Webster Dictionary :: Pipe-tree
PIPE-TREE, n. The lilac.
