pega
noun
pe·ga
ˈpāgə
variants or pegador
ˌpegəˈdȯ(ə)r,
-ȯ(ə)
plural -s
: remora
Word History
Etymology
pega from Spanish, literally, act of sticking, from pegar to stick, paste, cling, from Latin picare to daub with pitch, from pic-, pix pitch; pegador from Spanish, from pegar
- two-phase
- two-piece
- two-piece suit
- two-piecer
- two-platoon system
- two-ply
- two-point
- two-point landing
- two-point limen
- two-point perspective
- two-point problem
- two-point threshold
- two-price
- two-revolution press
- two-rowed barley
- two-seater
- Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit Predestinarian Baptist
- two-shear
- two-shot
- two-sided
- two-speed
- two-spined stickleback
- two-spot
- two-spotted ladybird
- two-spotted spider mite