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11Pea — Pea, bei den Birmanen, so v.w. Tempel …
12Pea — Pea, Enrico, italienischer Schriftsteller, * Seravezza (Provinz Lucca) 29. 10. 1881, ✝ Forte dei Marmi 11. 8. 1958; wanderte fünfzehnjährig nach Alexandria (Ägypten) aus, kehrte 1914 nach Italien zurück. Sein erzählerisches Werk ist durch… …
13Pèa — pèa, pèade nf montée Midi …
14pea — (De peer). f. vulg. Embriaguez, borrachera …
15pea|vy — «PEE vee», noun, plural vies. = peavey. (Cf. ↑peavey) …
16Pea — Taxobox name = Pea image width = 240px image caption = Peas are contained within a pod regnum = Plantae divisio = Magnoliophyta unranked classis = eudicots ordo = Fabales familia = Fabaceae subfamilia = Faboideae tribus = Vicieae genus = Pisum… …
17pea — cam·pea·chy; clu·pea; cow·pea; cy·dip·pea; ep·o·pea; ho·pea; pap·pea; pea; pea·ber·ry; pea·body; pea·cock·ery; pea·cock·ish; pea·cocky; pea·goose; pea·sey; pea·vey; stan·ho·pea; te·lo·pea; pea·cock; pea·nut; pea·cock·ish·ly; pea·cock·ish·ness;… …
18pea — pea1 pealike, adj. /pee/, n., pl. peas, (Archaic or Brit. Dial.) pease; adj. n. 1. the round, edible seed of a widely cultivated plant, Pisum sativum, of the legume family. 2. the plant itself. 3. the green, somewhat inflated pod of this plant. 4 …
19pea — noun (plural peas; also pease) Usage: often attributive Etymology: back formation from Middle English pease (taken as a plural), from Old English pise, from Latin pisa, plural of pisum, from Greek pison Date: 1611 1. a. a variable annual Eurasian …
20pea — n. 1 a a hardy climbing plant, Pisum sativum, with seeds growing in pods and used for food. b its seed. 2 any of several similar plants (sweet pea; chick pea). Phrases and idioms: pea brain colloq. a stupid or dim witted person. pea green bright… …
