Pirry

Pir´ry


n.1.A rough gale of wind.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
Lynn Pirry wrote: "I feel really sorry for any young first-time parents.
@dailyrecord
When the product was launched during the review period Dolex Gripa featured a very renowned TV host know as "Pirry".
Cough, Cold and Allergy (Hay Fever) Remedies in Colombia - New Market Report
The six linesmen named are Andy Dalton, Scott Dalgleish, Dave Farren, James Kavanagh, Gordon Pirry and Paul Staniforth on the line.
Cardiff referee Hicks to officiate at League play-offs
This was William Pirry, a singer formerly employed at All Hallows the Great, and who sang at St Margaret's in 1514-15.
Music and musicians of early Tudor Westminster
Eleanor Pirry joked: "That should keep you going for a few days."
EXPAT SCOT STRIKES LIQUID GOLD IN DESERT; PHENOMENAL OIL WORKER'S DRINK JOY Gasping Glaswegian Hugh, 64, finds beloved Irn-Bru in Kuwait supermarket.. and buys the lot

Dictionary browser ?
Full browser ?