Pease

What do we mean by pease?

A pea. noun

A pea. See pea. noun

Peas collectively. For the distinction between peas and pease, see pea. noun

A small size of coal: same as pea-coal. noun

Same as peace.

A pea. noun

A plural form of Pea. See the Note under Pea. noun

Form of pea, then later of peas noun

To make peace between (conflicting people, states etc.); to reconcile. verb

To bring (a war, conflict) to an end. verb

To placate, appease (someone). verb

A plant, Pisum sativum, member of the legume (Fabaceae) family.

The edible seed of some of these plants.

A ball travelling at high velocity.

(Indiana) Any of the small numbered balls used in a pea shake game.

Any of several varieties of bean.

A sad, yet adorable way to get someone to do what you want. Urban Dictionary

1. A sad, yet incredibly adorable way of getting what you want. 2. Spherical vegetable that is green. 3. What comes after O? 4. What happens when you go to the bathroom. It would have been more poetic if it was number one. Urban Dictionary

A more gangsta way of saying Peace, only used when saying goodbye Urban Dictionary

When one over comes another in an argument using superior intelect. Urban Dictionary

The absolute top tier of goats, the best of the best Urban Dictionary

It means Peace. Or it could mean bye. What ever you want it to mean it could mean... PeeShh Urban Dictionary

Origin: Springfield, MA (Home of the Basketball Hall of Shame). Meaning to get all giddy after an event or series of occurrences deemed favorable happen, and having the attitude that nothing could possible go wrong, only to find that the worst case scenario has occurred which causes an instant feeling of depression and self loathing followed immediately by destructive compulsive behavior done in an attempt to numb the pain. Urban Dictionary

A person who consistantly passes out from being a lightweight drinker or just a pussy. Some people have a high alcohol tolerance some have a high pass out rate, this is for the latter. Urban Dictionary

The proper way to spell it (not peese pudding) A typical chick pea dish from Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Usually eaten with ham inside a stottie Urban Dictionary

Cheater pease is a derivative of the words peter, and cheese(peter cheese), which is the stuff that seeps out of the end of ones penis during sexual arousal, whether during self or assisted stimulation. Basically natural male lubrication that comes out silky smooth and ends up all crusty and shit, like those days when you wake up and your eye lid is stuck shut 'cause you've been dreamin heavy like a mug. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pease:
pease, peace, ease, phase, tease, cease, lease, please, sease, perse, peas, pase, prase, prease, peale, peasy, pense, wease, mease, nease, peake, peise, peage, pearse, pecase, pese, plase, dease, pesse, rease, peaje.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pease:
pottage, porridge, pudding, bannock, wedgwood, gurney, pea, quaker, peas, fabian, beaumont, baronet, quakers, bland, hampshire, reformer, hubert, auditorium, cynthia, baron, plural, bowen, colliery, fry, durham, bombardment, hayes, pierce, sailor, coordinator, burn, herbert, dish, sussex, base, eldest, helen, closure, alfred, joseph, politician, activated, partners, anne, liberal, arthur, oregon, cargo, ann, edward, pioneer, air, educated, elizabeth, mines, guard, ohio, horn, businessman, ross, daughters, cleveland, offensive, sir, parker, force, enterprise, marshall, cambridge, elder, wisconsin.

Words that rhyme with pease:
disease, cheese, piece, peace, increase, ease, release, nice, freeze, expertise, seize, niece, police, tease, cease, lease, reprise, squeeze, breeze, please, appease, caprice, fleece, mores, grease, geez, decrease, parentheses, analyses, crease, overseas, chinese, lees, these, sease, feces, indices, obese, masterpiece, trees, frieze, cerise, apiece, japanese, wheeze, diocese, sneeze, jeez, neice, legalese, keys, peas, decease, chemise, socrates, skis, sleaze, trapeze, siamese, idiosyncrasies, hercules, geese, mouthpiece, isosceles, knees, maltese, bees, seas, elise, cantonese, manganese, pleiades, greece, niese, unease, portuguese, reese, fees, vietnamese, damocles, hypotheses, belize, blue cheese, degrees, ill at ease, testes, timepiece, tees, chese, attendees, leas, munchies, centerpiece, luis, sublease, louise, denise, goat cheese, headcheese, antifreeze.

Adjectives that are often used to describe pease:
green, white, old, kinchin, sweet, wild, late, small, early, young, few, parched, grey, french, raw, former, boiled, hot, chick, ginn, comfort, pounded, buttered, english, dry, worth, split, hard, indian, dried, gray, porter, eyed, fat, plural, fine, dear, greene, tame, cooked, ordinary, wooden, unshelled, rounceval, sooty, tanford, latter, collective, marrowfat, admirable, 1-060, pious, elegant, noble, yellow, hog, gay, stiff, clean.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective pease:
pudding, porridge, soup, alvarez, straw, blossom, cod, diary, anthony, meal, cods, dirt, haum, broth, brose, interview, bogle, graham, maker, field, cart, family, etal, coffee, porritch, strae, pottage, sausages, 1990b, beetle, wirl, gorrissen, 1990a, loaf, kail.

Consonant match to pease:
pass, piece, peace, pace, pose, poise, purse, pause, pas, puss, pus, piss, perse, peas, paz, pos, paws, pies, pers, pez, pousse, perce, paise, poss, pais, pays, peece, perz, pesce, peise, payse, pearse, pows, purrs, paiz.

Words that sound like pease:
peas, pees, pease, p.s, peis, paes, peize, piis, peace, piece, pause, pose, paws, pies, poise, peice, pays, pez, pas, paz, pizz, poos, pece, pais, poes, paus, pize, paise, pows, piz, pise, paas, poz, pce, peece, poze, puz, poys, paiz, pahs, paese, payse, pohs, bees, bes, beas, beez, b.s, beese, pvz, pvs, pass, pee, pace, peach, p, pea, pete, appease, peat, pia, peaces, piet, peels, pice, pase, p.e, peet, peeves, peasy, peals, pess, paries, pesce, peens, peay, peins, p e, p., penes, p.a, peete, p a, peans, p.o, paet, peia, perz, paeth, piech, p.i, peit, p o, peise, paea, p.t, p.o.w, p i, p.u, epees.