Pekid
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈpiːkɪd/ · Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Pekid is an adjective meaning Pronunciation spelling of peaked (“sickly-looking, peaky”).
Meaning
Pronunciation spelling of peaked (“sickly-looking, peaky”).
Example Sentences
Like everybody who had the flu in those days, I was pretty run-down and pekid.
Don't whip Ralph while I'm gone — the poor boy aint well — he looks right pekid
But they looked a little pekid before finally pulling out a 101-90 victory Friday night over the Dallas Mavericks, their first win in three games this season over a Texas team after Thursday's loss in San Antonio.
“No sweat, Mister Goldstein. We jus' need somethin' to eat on.” “Matter with yer buddy there?” Goldstein asked suddenly. “He's lookin' a li'l pekid.” “Ain't used to workin' this hard, an' ain't eatin' right neither
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include peepy, skeered, skeerd, peched, skeert, peert.
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