Pronunciation: /ˈpiːdi/
noun a small child or animal; used in Scottish dialect
A1 I found a peedie pebble on the beach.
A2 The peedie cat chased after a butterfly.
B1 The children played with a peedie ball in the park.
B2 She wore a peedie necklace that her grandmother gave her.
C1 The artist created a peedie sculpture out of clay.
C2 The peedie details in the painting added depth to the artwork.
adjective small or diminutive in size; used in Scottish dialect
A1 The peedie kitten played with a ball of yarn.
A2 She wore a peedie hat to keep warm in the cold weather.
B1 The peedie village had colorful houses and friendly residents.
B2 The peedie car was perfect for navigating narrow city streets.
C1 The peedie details of the painting were only visible up close.
C2 His peedie collection of rare coins was the envy of collectors worldwide.
formal The peedie child sat quietly in the corner of the classroom.
informal I saw a peedie dog running around the park earlier.
slang That peedie party last night was so much fun!
figurative Her peedie heart was filled with love for her new puppy.
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