pegall
/pɛˈɡɔːl/Now rare
noun
In Guyana and the Caribbean: a basketwork container, especially a small rectangular basket with a close-fitting cover.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Stedman (1744–1797), army officer and author. From Carib pakara (in the Cariban languages, there is some alternation between k and g and also between r and l).
- electrothermal
- electrothermic
- electrothermy
- electrotin
- electrotinning
- electro-tinplate
- electro-tin plating
- electrotint
- electrotonic
- electrotonically
- electrotonicity
- electrotonus
- electrotractor
- electrotransfer
- electrotropic
- electrotropism
- electrotype
- electrotyper
- electrotypist
- electrovalence
- electrovalency
- electrovalent
- electroviscosity
- electroviscous
- electro-vital