peat |
peart |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As an adjective peart is
lively; active.
peat |
jeat |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a noun jeat is
.
peat |
keat |
As nouns the difference between peat and keat
is that
peat is soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas while
keat is misspelling of lang=en.
peat |
yeat |
As nouns the difference between peat and yeat
is that
peat is soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas while
yeat is an alternative spelling of lang=en, obsolete except in place names.
peat |
pean |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a noun pean is
paean.
peat |
peas |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a noun peas is
police officer, constable.
peat |
leat |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a noun leat is
an artificial watercourse, canal or aqueduct, but especially a millrace.
peat |
pent |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As an adjective pent is
confined in a pen, imprisoned.
As a verb pent is
(
pen);.
peat |
prat |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a noun prat is
meadow.
peat |
phat |
As a proper noun peat
is .
As a verb phat is
to distribute, to dispense, to issue, to deliver or
phat can be to slap, to clap.
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