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Webster Dictionary :: Pigwidgeon
PIGWID'GEON, n. [pig and widgeon.] A fairy; a cant word for any thing very small.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigtail
PIG'TAIL, n. [pig and tail.] A cue; the hair of the head tied in the form of a p...
Webster Dictionary :: Pigsney
PIG'SNEY, n. A word of endearment to a girl. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Pignut
PIG'NUT, n. [pig and nut.] The ground nut, a plant of the genus Bunium; also, a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pignorative
PIG'NORATIVE, a. Pledging; pawning. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Pignoration
PIGNORA'TION,n. [L. pignero, to pledge.] The act of pledging or pawning.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigmy
PIG'MY, n. [L. pygmoeus; Gr. the fist.] A dwarf; a person of very small stature;...
Webster Dictionary :: Pigment
PIG'MENT, n. [L. pigmentum, from the root of pingo, to paint.] Paint; a preparat...
Webster Dictionary :: Pigmean
PIGME'AN, a. [from pigmy.] Very small; like a pigmy; as an image of pigmean size.
Webster Dictionary :: Pightel
PIGHTEL, n. A little inclosure. [Local.]
Webster Dictionary :: Pight
PIGHT, pp. pite. Pitched; fixed; determined. PIGHT , v.t. To pierce.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigheaded
PIG'HEADED, a. Having a large head; stupid.
Webster Dictionary :: Piggin
PIG'GIN, n. A small wooden vessel with an erect handle, used as a dipper.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-pea
PIG'EON-PEA, n. A plant of the genus Cytisus.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-livered
PIG'EON-LIVERED, a. Mild in temper; soft; gentle.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-holes
PIG'EON-HOLES, n. An old English game in which balls were rolled through little ...
