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Webster Dictionary :: Pearl-eyed
PEARL-EYED, a. perl'-eyed. Having a speck in the eye.
Webster Dictionary :: Pearl
PEARL, n. perl. 1. A white, hard, smooth, shining body, usually roundish, found ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pearch
PEARCH. [See Perch .]
Webster Dictionary :: Pear-tree
PEAR-TREE, n. The tree that produces pears.
Webster Dictionary :: Pear
PEAR, n. [L. pyrum.] The fruit of the Pyrus communis, of many varieties, some of...
Webster Dictionary :: Peanism
PE'ANISM, n. The song or shouts of praise or of battle; shouts of triumph.
Webster Dictionary :: Pean
PE'AN, n. Among the ancients, a song of rejoicing in honor of Apollo; hence, a s...
Webster Dictionary :: Pealing
PE'ALING, ppr. Uttering a loud sound or successive sounds; resounding. PE'AN , n...
Webster Dictionary :: Pealed
PE'ALED, pp. Assailed with sound; resounded; celebrated.
Webster Dictionary :: Peal
PEAL, n. [from L. pello, whence appello, to appeal. The sense is to drive; a pea...
Webster Dictionary :: Peakish
PE'AKISH, a. Denoting or belonging to an acuminated situation.
Webster Dictionary :: Peaking
PE'AKING, a. Mean; sneaking; poor. [Vulgar.]
Webster Dictionary :: Peak
PEAK, n. [Eng. pike, beak.] 1. The top of a hill or mountain, ending in a point;...
Webster Dictionary :: Peahen
PE'AHEN, n. The hen or female of the peacock.
Webster Dictionary :: Peacock-fish
PE'ACOCK-FISH, n. A fish of the Indian seas, having streaks of beautiful colors.
Webster Dictionary :: Peacock
PE'ACOCK, n. [L. pavo.] A large and beautiful fowl of the genus Pavo, properly t...
