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31pel|let — «PEHL iht», noun, verb. –n. 1. a little ball, as of mud, paper, hail, snow, or medicine; pill: »The pet rabbits ate little green pellets of dried grass, meal, and powdered milk. 2. a bullet, especially a spherical bullet intended to be fired by a …
32pel´o|ri|za´tion — pel|o|rize «PEHL uh ryz», transitive verb, rized, riz|ing. to affect with peloria: »The most perfectly pelorized examples had six petals, each marked with black striae like those on the standard petal (Charles Darwin). –pel´o|ri|za´tion, noun …
33pel|o|rize — «PEHL uh ryz», transitive verb, rized, riz|ing. to affect with peloria: »The most perfectly pelorized examples had six petals, each marked with black striae like those on the standard petal (Charles Darwin). –pel´o|ri|za´tion, noun …
34pel´tate|ly — pel|tate «PEHL tayt», adjective. Botany. shield shaped: a) (of a leaf) having the petiole attached to the lower surface of the blade at or near the middle (instead of at the base or end). b) (of stalked parts) having a similar attachment. ╂[<… …
35pel|tate — «PEHL tayt», adjective. Botany. shield shaped: a) (of a leaf) having the petiole attached to the lower surface of the blade at or near the middle (instead of at the base or end). b) (of stalked parts) having a similar attachment. ╂[< Latin… …
36Pel-et-Der — is a commune in the Aube department in north central France.ee also*Communes of the Aube departmentReferences Based on the article in the French Wikipedia …
37Pél — (Nagy P.), Dorf im Bezirk Gyula des Comitats Bekes Csanad (ungarisches Verwaltungsgebiet Großwardein); 1600 Ew …
38Pel-Seide — Pel Seide, grobfadige Seide von den schwächsten Cocons …
39pel — (ant.) f. *Piel …
40Pel — pel, pellat, pilat terme générique désignant : montagne, rocher Alpes et Sud Est …
