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Definition of pea
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pea is as below...
Pea (n.) A name
given,
especially
in the
Southern
States,
to the seed of
several
leguminous
plants
(species
of
Dolichos,
Cicer,
Abrus,
etc.) esp. those
having
a scar
(hilum)
of a
different
color from the rest of the
seed..
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Priapean
::
Priapean
(n.) A
species
of
hexameter
verse so
constructed
as to be
divisible
into two
portions
of three feet each,
having
generally
a
trochee
in the first and the
fourth
foot, and an
amphimacer
in the
third;
--
applied
also to a
regular
hexameter
verse when so
constructed
as to be
divisible
into two
portions
of three feet
each..
Gloom
::
Gloom (v. i.) To
become
dark or dim; to be or
appear
dismal,
gloomy,
or sad; to come to the
evening
twilight..
Transcriptive
::
Transcriptive
(a.) Done as from a copy;
having
the style or
appearance
of a
transcription.
Loquacious
::
Loquacious
(a.)
Speaking;
expressive.
Opelet
::
Opelet
(n.) A
bright-colored
European
actinian
(Anemonia,
/
Anthea,
sulcata);
-- so
called
because
it does not
retract
its
tentacles..
Peak
::
Peak (n.) The upper
aftermost
corner
of a
fore-and-aft
sail; -- used in many
combinations;
as,
peak-halyards,
peak-brails,
etc..
Blasphemy
::
Blasphemy
(n.) An
indignity
offered
to God in
words,
writing,
or
signs;
impiously
irreverent
words or signs
addressed
to, or used in
reference
to, God;
speaking
evil of God; also, the act of
claiming
the
attributes
or
prerogatives
of
deity..
Sublime
::
Sublime
(n.) A grand or lofty style in
speaking
or
writing;
a style that
expresses
lofty
conceptions.
Nefandous
::
Nefandous
(a.) Unfit to speak of;
unmentionable;
impious;
execrable.
Hyperbolize
::
Hyperbolize
(v. i.) To speak or write with
exaggeration.
Heave Offering
::
Heave
offering
() An
offering
or
oblation
heaved
up or
elevated
before
the
altar,
as the
shoulder
of the peace
offering.
See Wave
offering..
Graceful
::
Graceful
(a.)
Displaying
grace or
beauty
in form or
action;
elegant;
easy;
agreeable
in
appearance;
as, a
graceful
walk,
deportment,
speaker,
air, act,
speech..
Crankbird
::
Crankbird
(n.) A small
European
woodpecker
(Picus
minor).
Eperlan
::
Eperlan
(n.) The
European
smelt
(Osmerus
eperlanus).
Tributary
::
Tributary
(a.)
Paying
tribute
to
another,
either
from
compulsion,
as an
acknowledgment
of
submission,
or to
secure
protection,
or for the
purpose
of
purchasing
peace..
Peasantry
::
Peasantry
(n.)
Rusticity;
coarseness.
Instrumental
::
Instrumental
(a.)
Applied
to a case
expressing
means or
agency;
as, the
instrumental
case. This is found in
Sanskrit
as a
separate
case, but in Greek it was
merged
into the
dative,
and in Latin into the
ablative.
In Old
English
it was a
separate
case, but has
disappeared,
leaving
only a few
anomalous
forms..
Stocker
::
Stockdove
(n.) A
common
European
wild
pigeon
(Columba
aenas),
so
called
because
at one time
believed
to be the stock of the
domestic
pigeon,
or,
according
to some, from its
breeding
in the
stocks,
or
trunks,
of
trees..
Disclose
::
Disclose
(v. t.) To lay open or
expose
to view; to cause to
appear;
to bring to
light;
to
reveal.
Speakable
::
Speakable
(a.)
Capable
of being
spoken;
fit to be
spoken.
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