Peakish1
/ˈpiːkɪʃ/Now rare
adjective
Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Peak District in Derbyshire.
- In early use apparently sometimes more generally: rough, remote, wild..
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Warner (d. 1609), poet and lawyer. From Peak + -ish.
peakish2
/ˈpiːkɪʃ/rare
adjective
Somewhat peaked or pointed; characterized by peaks.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in William Ellis (c1700–1758), agriculturist and writer. From peak + -ish.
peakish3
/ˈpiːkɪʃ/Chiefly informal and regional
adjective
Somewhat sickly; pinched, unhealthy.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Benjamin Smart (d. 1872), elocutionist and grammarian. Probably alteration of peaky, with suffix substitution.
- deshi
- desi
- De Sica, Vittorio
- desiccant
- desiccate
- desiccation
- desiccative
- desiccator
- desiderate
- desiderative
- desideratum
- design
- designable
- design and build
- design argument
- mirror lens
- mirror-like
- mirror lock-up
- mirror machine
- mirror nucleus
- mirror nuclide
- mirror painting
- mirror phase
- mirror picture
- mirror plate