Pes

What do we mean by pes?

A foot or footlike part, especially the foot of a four-footed vertebrate. noun

In music: Same as ground bass (which see, under bass). noun

Same as podatus. noun

In prosody, either of the two quatrains which form the first part of a sonnet. noun

A Middle English form of piece. noun

In anatomy and zoology: noun

The foot; the third and distal segment of the hind limb of a vertebrate, consisting of the tarsus, metatarsus, and phalanges: the correlative of manus of the fore limb. noun

A foot-like part or organ; a peduncle, or base of support. noun

A Middle English form of peace. noun

The distal segment of the hind limb of vertebrates, including the tarsus and foot. noun

The foot of a human noun

The hoof of a quadruped noun

Clubfoot or talipes noun

The part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint noun

The foot of a human

The hoof of a quadruped

Clubfoot or talipes

A neume representing two notes ascending

Used to describe people who aren't horny and don't understand sexual innuendos. Urban Dictionary

Is a child's word for the penis. also used by women not comfortable with the words dick, cock, trouser snake, one eyed yogurt slinger, meat missle. Urban Dictionary

BIG Urban Dictionary

A subject that is forced upon students in schools that causes misery and pain to those who do not like sport and would prefer not to participate. Urban Dictionary

Short term name for Pro Evolution Soccer. Urban Dictionary

Public Execution in some countries. Urban Dictionary

Child abuse Urban Dictionary

Pronounced: {Peh} Possessive: Piers; Objective: Pierm A gender-neutral neo pronoun that is an alternative to the pronoun it. It can be broken into to more neo pronouns such as Pe (pih)/Pers/Per and Pe (peeh)/pis/pim. Etymology: came from the thought of how both boys and girls can pierce their ears also as an alternative for it. Urban Dictionary

The torture of innocent children. It is currently legal in most countries and is actually encouraged by the Government. Most 'schools' (Torture Chambers as defined by extra curricular activities, i.e. Netball, Football club) have 3 lessons of PE a week for the first 2 years; then it is reduced to 2 lessons a week for the last 3 years unless an extremely idiotic student options for it as a GCSE. If this does occur, the student has most probably been brainwashed by the bitch PE teachers. Often, the female teachers are lesbians and watch the children dress, this is an example when the torture leads to sexual exploitation of the students. The teachers very rarely accept sick notes and have you do PE anyway. Some teachers will refer to you by your hair colour, for instance 'That blondie over there', they expect you to answer them although there are another 10 students with blonde hair in your class, they do not however, refer to their favourites by their hair colour. The lessons are most commonly 50 minutes each and you have to complete regular sprints (a modern day version of torture), for those who do not complete it to the PE teachers 'standards', they will need to re-do it until they are satisfied (which is never - they are like scubbus', they feed of childrens pain and suffering). Hopefully, in a year or so, some pitying soul will end the childrens pain. PE is completely unecessary and leads to physcotic breakdowns as you get older (it leaves you mentally scarred). Urban Dictionary

An utterly useless subject intended by communist dictators like our government to improve the quality of life by exposing young children and adolescents to an hour a day of athletic torture. Games such as Dodgeball and Kickball are most common, though sometimes the occasional (pointless) game of Indian Soccer or Ultimate Frisbee can be seen. Most PE teachers are commonly seen wearing T-shirts and nylon shorts with Nikes and usually have hair cut short. When asked about sexual preference, they usually repond by assigning as many push-ups as is legal. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to pes:
pes.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word pes:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe pes:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective pes:
delegates, schemes, set, measurements, blends.

Words that sound like pes:
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