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81pet — Un Pet, a Pedere, d verso in t Crepitus. Faire un pet, Pedere …
82pet — nm., vents : PÈ (avec bruit) (Aix, Albanais.001, Annecy.003, Arvillard, Morzine, Samoëns, Saxel.002, Villards Thônes), R. => Péter ; flyâ (avec l odeur) (001), R. l. flare => Souffler, D. => Chiendent, Sentir. A1) personne qui émet… …
83pet — 1) a favourite ; a pet lamb ; a petted child, a favourite, humoured, or indulged child. N. 2) in a PET, in an angry mood. North. So PETTISH. Milton uses it to express a fit or humour (Comus.) …
84pet — 1. noun /pɛt/ a) An animal kept as a companion. There was something ludicrous, even more, unbecoming a gentleman, in leaving a friends house in a pet, with the hosts reproaches sounding in his ears, to be matched only by the bitterness of the… …
85PET — Abbreviation for positron emission tomography. * * * paraffin embedded tissue; peak ejection time; peritoneal equilibrium test; polyethylene terephthalate [film]; polyethylene tube; poor exercise tolerance; positron emission tomography;… …
86PET — noun PET is used before these nouns: ↑scan …
87Pet — I. pit, pet mare, puits Flamand. II. nm sommet, hauteur Quercy, Rouergue …
88pet — 1. to caress physically during courtship Probably from the stroking of the domestic animal: ... held in his gentle brutal mitts for a petting session. (Ustinov, 1971) 2. American a mistress The imagery is of the domestic animal …
89Pet — Sp Pètas Ap Пет/Pet L u. RF Riazanės sr …
90pet — I n 1. favorite, minion, jewel, apple of one s eye, Inf. number one son, Inf. the fair haired boy; cosset, fondling, darling, spoiled child; teacher s pet; loved one, dear, Inf. dearie, sweetheart, Inf. sweetie, honey, honey pie or bunch, baby,… …
