pightle Definition
a small enclosed field or pasture.
Using pightle: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "pightle" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The farmer grazes his sheep in the pightle.
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The pightle is too small to grow crops.
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The children played hide-and-seek in the pightle.
pightle Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with pightle
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He was happy to be back in his own pightle after a long trip.
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The house came with a pightle of ground that was perfect for gardening.
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The cows grazed contentedly in the pightle of meadow.
Origins of pightle
from Middle English 'pightel', meaning 'small piece of land'
Summary: pightle in Brief
'Pightle' [ˈpaɪtl] refers to a small enclosed field or pasture. It is often used to describe a small piece of land, as in 'The pightle is too small to grow crops.' The phrase 'in one's own pightle' means in one's own territory or domain.
