pecuniet

[ME., Cf. peculium.] Money. As relatifs indirect reccheth the i neuere Of the cours of the case so they cacche suluer, Be the pecunie y-payed thauh parties chide. Piers Plowman (C), iv. 393. pecunious (pē-kūni-us), a. [ Praye for the, pol by pol yf thow be pecunyous . Piers Plowman (C), xiii. 11. But in very truth money is as dirt among those phe no men ally pecunious New Yorkers. Arch. Forbes, Souvenirs of some Continents, p. 152. ped (ped), n. [ pedde , a basket; cf. pad4 . ] A basket: same as pad4 . [Prov. Eng.] A haske is a wicker ped, wherein they use to carrie fish. Orig. Glo . to Spenser's Shep. Cal., November, 1. 16. [( Nares.) ped. In musical notation, an abbreviation for pedal or pedale.