peele

As nouns the difference between terms and peele

is that terms is while peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As nouns the difference between peele and peeler

is that peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok while peeler is (british|slang|dated) a police officer or peeler can be a person whose job it is to peel fruit or vegetable produce.

As a noun peele

is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As an adjective peeled is

with the outermost layer removed.

As a verb peeled is

past tense of peel.

As nouns the difference between peece and peele

is that peece is a fortress while peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As a verb peece

is obsolete form of lang=en.

As a verb feele

is obsolete spelling of lang=en.

As a noun peele is

a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As nouns the difference between neele and peele

is that neele is a needle while peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As a noun peele

is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As a verb weele is

.

As nouns the difference between peele and peels

is that peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok while peels is .

As a verb peels is

(peel).

As a proper noun peel

is a town on the isle of man.

As a noun peele is

a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As nouns the difference between peeve and peele

is that peeve is an annoyance or grievance while peele is a kind of antelope, the rhebok.

As a verb peeve

is to annoy; vex.