peeler Definition
peeler (pē′lər)
noun
Brit., Slang a policeman
Etymology: after Sir Robert Peel, who first organized the Irish constabulary
peeler Usage Examples
Converse of object
- say: The first bust is talking says peeler a look at.
- use: This I did by using a peeler, being careful not to cut my hands.
Preposition: in
summer: Key to success is a good supply of fresh peeler in the summer or an equally good supply of black lugworm in the winter.
Adjective modifier
- good: Do you reckon he can get us a couple of good potato peelers?
- fresh: Key to success is a good supply of fresh peeler in the summer or an equally good supply of black lugworm in the winter.
- perfect: Product Features... surfboard and carve up the awesome waves of California Surfing, ranging from the perfect five-foot peelers off Malibu.. .
- own: It is a good idea to give the children their own peeler and vegetable knife, which have a good grip.
Modifies a noun
- crab: A word of warning the river is lined with local anglers ' peeler crab traps.
- bait: Smoothhound have been on the increase on summer evenings, falling mostly to peeler crab baits.
- producer: The other two control the behavior now igt brings peeler executive producer.
- executive: The other two control the behavior now igt brings peeler executive producer.
- admit: Were open said peeler admits but game accessories Herondata in.
Noun used with modifier
- potato: Do you reckon he can get us a couple of good potato peelers?
- vegetable: With a vegetable peeler, remove 2 thin strips from the rounded side to create a flat surface.
- five-foot: Product Features... surfboard and carve up the awesome waves of California Surfing, ranging from the perfect five-foot peelers off Malibu.. .
Browse dictionary entries near peeler
- ‹ Peele, George
- ‹ Peel, Sir Robert
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- ‹ peekaboo
- ‹ peek
- ‹ Peebles
- ‹ Pee Dee
- ‹ pee
- ‹ pedunculate
- ‹ peduncle
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