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ped|lar — or ped|ler «PEHD luhr», noun. = peddler. (Cf. ↑peddler) … Useful english dictionary
ped·lar — /ˈpɛdlɚ/ noun, pl lars [count] Brit : ↑peddler 1 … Useful english dictionary
ped|ler|y — ped|lar|y or ped|ler|y «PEHD luhr ee», noun, plural lar|ies or ler|ies. = peddlery. (Cf. ↑peddlery) … Useful english dictionary
ped|ler — ped|lar or ped|ler «PEHD luhr», noun. = peddler. (Cf. ↑peddler) … Useful english dictionary
ped|i|cel|lar|i|a — «PEHD uh suh LAIR ee uh», noun, plural i|ae « ee ee». any one of many small pincers which project from the base of the spines of echinoderms and have the functions of warding off foreign matter and seizing food. ╂[< New Latin pedicellaria < … Useful english dictionary
ped|i|cel|lar — «PEHD uh SEHL uhr», adjective. having to do with or of the nature of a pedicel … Useful english dictionary
péd- — 1. péd(o) ♦ Élément, du gr. pais, paidos « enfant, jeune garçon » ou de paideuein « élever, instruire ». péd(o) 2. péd(o) ♦ Élément, du gr. pedon « sol » : pédogenèse. péd(i) , pède, pédie éléments, du lat. pes, pedis, pied … Encyclopédie Universelle
lar — acap·su·lar; acel·lu·lar; ac·e·tab·u·lar; ac·e·tab·u·lar·ia; acic·u·lar; ac·i·no·tu·bu·lar; ad·mi·nic·u·lar; ad·u·lar·ia; ae·dic·u·lar; afla·gel·lar; aglo·mer·u·lar; agui·lar·ite; ali·vin·cu·lar; al·lar·gan·do; al·ve·o·lar·i·form; am·phi·sty·lar; … English syllables
pedlar — ped•lar or ped•ler [[t]ˈpɛd lər[/t]] n. peddler … From formal English to slang
pedlar — ped|lar [ˈpedlə US ər] n BrE someone who, in the past, walked from place to place selling small things American Equivalent: peddler … Dictionary of contemporary English
