Dictionary of american slang with examples. .
payce — variant of peise Obs., weight … Useful english dictionary
payce — Alternate form of peace used in giving good tidings to a homey on departure. Alternate form: Payce ouuut brudda. In this form, the out is elongated for reasons that only an OG can understand. Peace out, yo, is also acceptable, but notice the lack … Dictionary of american slang
Blaison-Gohier — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Gohier (homonymie). 47° 24′ 02″ N 0° 22′ 12″ W … Wikipédia en Français
Viven — 43° 27′ 54″ N 0° 22′ 10″ W / 43.465, 0.369444444444 … Wikipédia en Français
Eltringham — This most interesting and unusual surname is of Anglo Saxon origin, and is a locational name from a village in Northumberland, so called from the Olde English pre 7th Century Aelfheringaham , composed of the Olde English personal name Aelfhere ,… … Surnames reference
Hardey — This interesting surname is of early medieval English and French origin, and is derived from the nickname for a brave or perhaps fool hardy person, one who would risk all for ultimate success. It derives from the Old French, Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Hardi — This interesting surname is of early medieval English and French origin, and is derived from the nickname for a brave or perhaps fool hardy person, one who would risk all for ultimate success. It derives from the Old French, Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Hardie — This interesting surname is of early medieval English and French origin, and is derived from the nickname for a brave or perhaps fool hardy person, one who would risk all for ultimate success. It derives from the Old French, Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Hardy — This interesting surname is of early medieval English and French origin, and is derived from the nickname for a brave or perhaps fool hardy person, one who would risk all for ultimate success. It derives from the Old French, Middle English (1200… … Surnames reference
Pace — This unusual surname of French origins, is recorded in the spellings of Peace, Pace, Paice, Pase, Payce, and possibly others as well. It has two possible origins. The first being from an early medieval nickname for a mild mannered and even… … Surnames reference
