| APPEACHING | • appeaching v. Present participle of appeach. • APPEACH v. (Shakespeare) to accuse, impeach. |
| EMPEACHING | • empeaching v. Present participle of empeach. • EMPEACH v. (Spenser) to accuse of impropriety, also IMPEACH. |
| HEADPEACES | • headpeaces n. Plural of headpeace. • HEADPEACE n. (archaic) a helmet, also HEADPIECE. |
| IMPEACHERS | • impeachers n. Plural of impeacher. • IMPEACHER n. one who impeaches. |
| IMPEACHING | • impeaching v. Present participle of impeach. • IMPEACH v. to accuse of impropriety, also EMPEACH. |
| PEACEFULLY | • peacefully adv. In a peaceful manner. • PEACEFUL adv. undisturbed, calm. |
| PEACEMAKER | • peacemaker n. A person who restores peace, especially by settling disputes. • peacemaker n. (Non-native speakers’ English, medicine) Misconstruction of pacemaker. • Peacemaker n. An early type of American revolver, particularly the Colt 1873 Single Action Army model. |
| PEACETIMES | • peacetimes n. Plural of peacetime. • PEACETIME n. a period of time between wars. |
| PEACHBLOWS | • PEACHBLOW n. a delicate purplish-pink colour, used as a glaze on porcelain. |
| PEACHERINO | • PEACHERINO n. (US slang) a girl. |
| PEACHINESS | • peachiness n. The state or quality of being peachy. • PEACHINESS n. the state of being peachy. |
| PEACOCKERY | • peacockery n. Gaudy showiness; ostentation. • PEACOCKERY n. vain ostentation. |
| PEACOCKIER | • PEACOCKY adj. vain, strutting. |
| PEACOCKING | • peacocking n. (Seduction community) Ostentatious dress or behaviour employed by a man in an attempt to impress women. • PEACOCK v. to strut vainly. |
| PEACOCKISH | • peacockish adj. Characteristic of a peacock; striking; ostentatious. • PEACOCKISH adj. like a peacock. |
| UNPEACEFUL | • unpeaceful adj. Not peaceful, the opposite of peaceful. • UNPEACEFUL adj. not peaceful. |