Definition of pease Pease

/piˈz/ - [peez] - pease

We found 10 definitions of pease from 4 different sources.

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What does pease mean?

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  • pease (Noun)
    Form of pea, then later of peas.
  • pease (Verb)
    To make peace between conflicting people, states etc. ; to reconcile.
  • pease (Verb)
    To bring a war, conflict to an end.
  • pease (Verb)
    To placate, appease someone.

Webster DictionaryWebster's Unabridged Dictionary 📘

  • pease (pl. )
    of Pea
  • pease (n.)
    A pea.
  • pease (n.)
    A plural form of Pea. See the Note under Pea.

Chambers DictionaryChamber's 20th Century Dictionary 📕

  • pease
    pēz, n. (Spens.) a blow
  • pease
    pēz, indef. pl. of Pea.—ns. Pease′cod, Peas′cod, the pericarp of the pea: a peacod; Pease′-meal, Pease′-porr′idge, Pease′-soup or Pea′-soup, meal, porridge, soup, made from pease

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  • pease, noun, plural of pea.

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pease in sign language
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