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in the PONS Dictionary

I. peg [peg] N

1. peg:

peg
peg

2. peg (small hook):

peg
peg for clothes
peg of a violin, guitar

3. peg (excuse, reason):

peg
peg
to use sth as the peg for sth, to use sth as a peg on which to hang sth on

4. peg:

peg

Phrases:

to take sb down a peg or two

II. peg <-gg-> [peg] VB trans

1. peg (bind down with pegs):

peg

2. peg (hold at certain level):

peg
peg

3. peg (guess correctly):

peg

clothes peg Brit, clothespin N Am

coat peg N Brit

coat peg

I. peg out VB trans

1. peg out (hang out):

peg out the washing

2. peg out (mark):

peg out

II. peg out VB intr Aus, Brit

1. peg out inf (die):

peg out
peg out
peg out

2. peg out (stop working):

peg out car, machine

peg-leg N inf

peg-leg

tent peg [ˈtentpeg] N

tent peg

off-the-peg [ˌɒfðəˈpeg, Am ˌɑ:f-] ADJ

Present
Ipeg
youpeg
he/she/itpegs
wepeg
youpeg
theypeg
Past
Ipegged
youpegged
he/she/itpegged
wepegged
youpegged
theypegged
Present Perfect
Ihavepegged
youhavepegged
he/she/ithaspegged
wehavepegged
youhavepegged
theyhavepegged
Past Perfect
Ihadpegged
youhadpegged
he/she/ithadpegged
wehadpegged
youhadpegged
theyhadpegged