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Peculiarity, n.
Peculiarly, ad.
Pecuniary, a. Monetary, nummular, nummulary, nummary, financial. Pedagogue, n. (A contemptuous term.)
Pedant, n.
Pedantic, Pedantical, a. Conceited, pragmatical, vain of knowledge, ostentatious of learning, over- learned, pedagogic, pedagogical, priggish, pompous, stilted. Pedantry, n. Ostentation of learning, boastful display of knowledge, pedantism. Peddle, v. a. Hawk, retail, vend. Peddle, v. n.
Peddler, n. [Written also Pedlar and Pedler.] Travelling chapman, hawker, vender, petty dealer, travelling trader. Pedestrian, n.
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