peat¹ /pēt/

1. A shaped block dug from a bog and dried or to be dried for fuel
2. The generally brown or nearly black altered vegetable matter (chiefly bog moss) found in bogs, from which such blocks are cut

peatˈary, peatˈery or pētˈary noun same as peat bank below

peatˈy adjective

1. Like, of the nature of, abounding in, or composed of peat
2. Smoky in flavour, like whiskies distilled using water from areas rich in peat, or in the production of which peat has been used as a fuel

peat bank, peat bed, peat bog, peatˈland, peat moor or peat moss noun

1. A region, bog, moor, etc, covered with peat
2. A place from which peat is dug

peatˈ-caster noun

A person who digs peats and throws them on the bank to dry

peatˈ-casting noun

peatˈ-creel noun

A basket for carrying peats

peatˈ-hag or peatˈ-hagg noun

A hag in a peat bog (see hag²)

peatˈ-hole noun

peatˈman noun

A carter or seller of peats

peatˈ-reekˈ noun

1. The smoke of peat, believed by some to add a special flavour to whisky
2. Highland whisky

peatˈ-reekˈer noun

An ornamental apparatus for producing the smell of peat-smoke

peatˈ-smokeˈ noun

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