2. Clear, pure, translucent, limpid, pellucid.

Peasant, n. Rustic, countryman, hind, swain, clown, laborer.

Peasant, a. Rustic, rural.

Peasantlike, Peasantly, a. Rude, clownish, illiterate.

Peasantry, n. Laborers, peasants, rustics, hinds, lowest agricultural class.

Pebble, n.

    1. Stone (of small size), pebble-stone.
    2. (In jewelry.) Agate.
    3. (Among opticians.) Colorless rock-crystal, quartz, pure silica.

Pebble-stone, n. Pebble.

Peccability, n. Frailty, infirmity, weakness, liability to sin.

Peccable, a. Frail, weak, imperfect, erring, sinning, liable to sin.

Peccadillo, n. Petty fault, slight offence, petty trespass, slight crime.

Peccant, a.

    1. Sinning, erring, guilty, criminal.
    2. Morbid, malignant, corrupting, corroding, bad, corrupt, unhealthy.
    3. Wrong, incorrect, bad, defective, informal.

Peccary, n. Mexican hog, tajaçu (Dicotyles torquatus).

Peculate, v. n. Embezzle, appropriate criminally, steal, pilfer, rob, defraud.

Peculation, n. Embezzlement, pilfering, theft.

Peculiar, a.

    1. That specially pertains, that belongs exclusively, one’s own, appropriate, proper.
    2. Singular, characteristic, exceptional, rare, striking, unusual, uncommon, eccentric, odd, extraordinary, strange, queer.
    3. Special, select, particular, individual, especial, specific.

  By PanEris using Melati.

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