Crossword clues for ped
ped
- "___ XING"
- " ___ XING" (sign)
- Xing user
- X'ing one?
- Walking one, briefly
- Stroller, in sign language?
- Street walker, briefly
- Street crosser, on signs
- Statue suppport: Abbr
- St. crosser, on signs
- Piano part: Abbr
- One walking, for short
- One walking on foot, for short
- One on foot
- One in a crosswalk, for short
- One hoofing it, for short
- One found in a zebra crossing, for short
- Kind of Xing
- Illegal substance for an athlete: Abbr
- HGH, e.g
- Go-__ (motor scooter make)
- Foot finisher
- Crosswalk sign word
- Crossing party, briefly
- Bi or mo ending
- Bi ender
- Base: Abbr
- Banned substance in pro sports, for short
- Banned substance in MLB
- Banned steroid, e.g
- Banned MLB substance
- "X-ing" one
- ___ Xing (road sign indicating where walkers can cross)
- ___ XING (road sign at a crosswalk)
- ___ X-ing
- ___ Xing (sign)
- Walker, in sign language
- One on foot, in signs
- Walker, briefly
- Motorist's concern, for short
- Bike part: Abbr.
- ___ Xing (street sign)
- Crossing user, for short
- Short walker?
- Walker, for short
- Crosswalk user, for short
- Walker, quickly
- One may look both ways, briefly
- One on foot, informally
- Street crosser, briefly
- Taxi eschewer, for short
- Evidenced fear, in a way
- Foot: Comb. form
- Soil aggregate
- Natural soil aggregate
- ___ Xing (street sign's warning)
- Foot: Prefix
- __ Xing: crosswalk sign
- Walker, on signs
- ___ XING (road sign)
- Walker, on a sign
- Crosswalk user, briefly
- -- XING (street sign)
- Walker, on street signs
- Substance banned by MLB
- Street walker, on signs
- Street walker, for short
- Sign language for walkers?
- Bike part: Abbr
- Athletic boost "taken" by the four theme answers
- "Xing" one
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ped \Ped\, n. [OE. See Peddler.]
A basket; a hammer; a pannier. [Obs.]
--Halliwell.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 (context on traffic signs English) A pedestrian. 2 A pedestal. Etymology 2
n. (context obsolete English) A basket; a hammer; a pannier. Etymology 3
n. A soil particle.
Wikipedia
A ped is a soil particle.
There are five major classes of structure seen in soils: platy, prismatic, columnar, granular, and blocky. There are also structureless conditions. Some soils have simple structure, each unit being an entity without component smaller units. Others have compound structure, in which large units are composed of smaller units separated by persistent planes of weakness.
Usage examples of "ped".
Pooning a bimbo box takes more skill than a ped would ever imagine, because of their very road-unworthiness, their congenital lack of steel or other ferrous matter for the MagnaPoon to bite down on.
Straight up, lifting his peds over the whistling flails, and back down on the ground.
The demonlord seized the stinger and placed one of its peds on her mantle, next to the wound.
Utuku mothers were maimed at birth: the tendons in their peds slashed, so that the pitiful creatures could not even walk.
Except pontoons are rigid, and these peds are semi-segmented, like lumpy treads.
Under their peds, the fern-like uyi which covered the entire central plain from the ocean to the Pokta Mountains was mashed to pulp.
She saw a number of very small demons, clutching the peds of the big ones, peeking around at the new arrivals.
Western Peds, where Sandra Leon had been treated for leukemia, was a couple of blocks east.
Western Peds was at least a half-hour freeway ride from Tarzana, probably longer, so Doebbler was really cutting it close.
Did Northridge nurses follow the same schedule as the Western Peds staff?
Her feet had been replaced with peds, oversized hands popular with spacers.
She laughed, holding his wrists with her hands as her peds quickly stripped him.
A box wrapped with Western Peds gift-shop paper sat on the counter, next to a coil of catheter tubing and a stack of insurance forms.
When I got back to the General Peds clinic, Stephanie was in one of the exam rooms.
They were supposed to be housed in the old Hollywood Lutheran TowerWestern Peds bought it a couple of years ago, after Lutheran had to divest because of their budget problems.