peckled
/ˈpɛkld/Now chiefly British regional
adjective
Spotted, speckled, variegated; mottled; blemished.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Glossary of W. de Bibbesworth. Either from peckle (although this is first attested later) + -ed, or a variant of speckled with loss of initial s.
- the Midlands
- the mile-high club
- the minute (or the minute that)
- Themis
- Themistocles
- the mixture as before
- the Mob
- the Model
- the moment ——
- the moon
- the more the merrier
- the morning after (the night before)
- themself
- themselves
- the mulga wire
- then
- the naked eye
- the name of the game
- then and there
- thenar
- thenardite
- the Narrows
- the National
- the Nativity
- the nature of the beast