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Trollope, Michael Armstrong, viii. ( Davies.) piecening (pēs'ning), n. [Verbal n. of piecen, v.] In textile manuf., same as piecing. piece-patch edt (pēs'pacht), a. Patched up. There is no manly wisdom, nor no safety, In leaning to this league, this piece - patcht friendship. Fletcher (and others ), Bloody Brother, ii. 1. piecer (pē'sėr), n. [ threads. piece-work (pēs'werk), n . Work done and paid for by measure of quantity, or by previous estimate and agreement, in contradistinction to work done and paid for by measure of time. piece-worker (pēs'wer"kėr), n. One who does piece-work; one who works by the piece or job. piecing (pē'sing), n. [Verbal n. of piece , v.] 1. The piece. act of mending Specifically-2. by the addition textile or joining the joining of the ends of laps, slivers, yarns, or threads to make continuous lengths or to repair breaks. Also piecening . etc.