1.b> 1) (); ;
2) / () / ;
3) () / ; ; to peg out a mining claim i> / ;
4) i> ();
5) .i> / ();
6) .-.i> ();
2.b> () / ; ; .i> .i> .i> , ..i> / ; to peg the market / ;
3.b> (); ; , ; she pegged a stone at me ;
4.b> 1) .i> (), ; ; she pegged at him with the umbrella / ;
2) / (); to peg a shark / ;
5.b> .i> .i> 1) ();
2) (); cyclists often peg their pants ;
6.b> .i> .i> i> () / i> ; i> i> ; to peg smb. / ; to get / to have / smb. pegged / , ; he can peg a trickster at once ;
7.b> .i> i> ();
8.b> .i> (), (.i> to peg away, to peg on, to peg along); to peg away at a task ; we pegged along year by year ;
9.b> .i> .i> / (); down the street he pegged like a madman ;
10.b> .i> () i>;
11.b> .i> ();
12.b> .i> / () i>;
13.b> (.i> peg out) 1) .i> () i>;
2) .i> (), (i>);
14.b> .i> .i> .i> i> () i>;
tob> peg downb> 1) ();
2) : to peg a tent down ;
3) (), ; he is pegged down by ancient usage - ;
tob> peg forb> i> () / ; he was pegged for Attorney General ;
tob> peg outb> 1) = 1 3);
2) (); ;
3) i> ();
4) .i> - / (); (. i> ); I did try a marathon once, but I pegged out half way through , ;
5) .i> (); he pegged out in 1841 1841 ;
6) , ; the car pegged out about 20 miles from home ;
7) .i> ();
tob> peg upb> (), .