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[Native name.] Zoology : Mustela pennant i , Pennant's Marten, a North American species, larger than those found in pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, peke Britain, being about four feet long, including the tail. Its face is dog-like; fur brown, with white patches on chest and belly. Its favorite food is said to be the Canadian Porcupine ( Erythizon dor sat us), but it often steals the fish used to bait traps, whence it is sometimes called the Fisher. *pēke, v. i . [ΡΕΑΚ, υ.] pěk-õe, s. [Chinese white down.] A variety of fine black tea. pěl-age (age asig), s . (Fr., from Latin pilus = hair.] The coat or covering of wild beasts, consisting of hair, fur, or wool.