Peculiar
81peculiar — pe·cu·liar …
82peculiar — Ē, ē ē, ano ē, e epa, āpiki …
83peculiar — 1. adj /pakyuwl(i)yar/ Particular or special. Wolf v. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, 336 Mo. 746, 81 S.W.2d 323, 330 …
84peculiar — Adjective: Eccentric; strange. Noun: An English parish which is independent of the ordinary …
85peculiar institution — black slavery in the southern U.S. before the Civil War. [1835 45, Amer.] * * * …
86peculiar people — 1. the Jews as being God s chosen people. Deut. 14:2. 2. a name adopted by certain fundamentalist Christian sects, signifying their refusal to conform to any rule of conduct that is contrary to the letter or spirit of the Bible. [1485 95] * * * …
87Peculiar People — Chosen People …
88peculiar benefits — An expression of the law of eminent domain for benefits from an improvement to property of the condemnee by reason of the direct relationship of the property to the improvement. 27 Am J2d Em D § 368 …
89Peculiar People — A religious sect whose belief in prayer as a cure for disease resembles that of the Christian Scientists. Regina v Senior (Eng) 19 Cox, CC 219 …
90peculiar velocity — noun velocity with respect to the local standard of rest • Hypernyms: ↑speed, ↑velocity …