pyg — pyg·ma·lion; pyg·ma·lion·ism; pyg·moid; pyg·my·ish; pyg·my·ism; sa·pyg·i·dae; uro·pyg·i·um; ia·pyg·ian; ja·pyg·id; pyg·my; uro·pyg·i·al; … English syllables
pyg|me|an — pyg|mae|an or pyg|me|an «pihg MEE uhn», adjective. very small, as in size, ability, or capacity; pygmy … Useful english dictionary
pyg|mae|an — or pyg|me|an «pihg MEE uhn», adjective. very small, as in size, ability, or capacity; pygmy … Useful english dictionary
pyg|my — «PIHG mee», noun, plural mies, adjective. –n. 1. one of a group of dark skinned people native to equatorial Africa who are less than five feet tall. 2. one of a race of very small humans mentioned in ancient history and legend as inhabiting parts … Useful english dictionary
Pyg|my — «PIHG mee», noun, plural mies, adjective. –n. 1. one of a group of dark skinned people native to equatorial Africa who are less than five feet tall. 2. one of a race of very small humans mentioned in ancient history and legend as inhabiting parts … Useful english dictionary
pygære — ● pygære nom masculin (grec pugê, fesse, et airein, soulever) Papillon nocturne gris et brun (notodontidé) dont la chenille vit sur les saules, les peupliers, dans une feuille enroulée, qu elle ronge … Encyclopédie Universelle
-pyg — pyg·ia; … English syllables
Pyg|ma|li|on — «pihg MAY lee uhn, MAYL yuhn», noun. Greek Legend. a sculptor and king of Cyprus, who fell in love with an ivory statue he had made. Aphrodite gave it life, and it became Galatea … Useful english dictionary
pyg|moid — «PIHG moyd», adjective. of the form of or resembling Pygmies: »The pygmoid Twa…are rarely seen, being hunters and forest dwellers (Atlantic) … Useful english dictionary
pyg|my|ish — «PIHG mee ihsh», adjective. like a pygmy; dwarfish: »Compared with its giant kin…the white [marlin] seems almost pygmyish (Time) … Useful english dictionary
pyg|my|ism — «PIHG mee ihz uhm», noun. the condition or character of being a pygmy … Useful english dictionary