Peach-coloured
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 377
pGch'-kul'urd, adj. of the colour of a peach blo om, pale red. Poacock, pe'kok, n a large gallinaceous bird remarkable for the beauty of its plumage, named from its cry,—fern. Peahen. [Peais from A S p.iwc— L. p.ivo -(Jr. taos -i»cc. to Max Muller I'crs lawns— 0. Tamil toke i toge i. Su, also Cock Pea-jacket, pe'-jahVt, a coarse thick jacket wurn esp by seamen [Peais from Cut. ptj pron. pi,, a cu.U ol coarse thick cloth and Jacacket Peak, pek, n a Point: the pointed end of anything the lop of a mountain uaut the upper outer corner of a sail extended by a gaff or yard, also the vtreimty of the gaff. [Celt. See Beak, Pike.j
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