pique
81PIQUÉ — n. m. Sorte d’étoffe formée de deux tissus appliqués l’un sur l’autre et unis par des points formant des dessins; Tissu dont la trame imite ces dessins. Un gilet de piqué …
82pique — 1. noun /piːk/ a) A feeling of enmity between two entities; ill feeling, animosity. This defiance was not a fit of pique, but a matter of principle. b) A feeling of irritation or resentment, awakened by a social slight or injury; offence,… …
83piqué — (fr. pique: picado) Tela de algodón para prendas de vestir …
84pique — verb Pique is used with these nouns as the object: ↑curiosity, ↑interest …
85Pique — , Paris. An excellent maker, and the master of Lupot. Spohr recommends Pique s instruments, and Dubourg says they were given as prizes by the French Conservatoire in the beginning of the present Century …
86pique — adipique allotropique anthropique apique archétypique atypique azéotropique dépique ectopique endoscopique gyroscopique hippique hydropique hydrothérapique hygroscopique isentropique isotopique kaléidoscopique lupique macroscopique microscopique… …
87piqué — dépiqué piqué repiqué …
88pique — Resentment. Fit of pique is a cliché …
89pique — m. Especie de pulga, nigua. Dícese del precipicio cuyo borde cae a plomo. m. adv. A pique, cerca, a riesgo …
90pique — n.m. Taquiner la dame de pique, Jouer aux cartes …
91piqué — (pee KAY) [French: quilted; back stitched] A cotton, silk, or rayon cloth woven lengthwise with raised cords, or with a raised honeycomb pattern (waffle piqué) …
92pique — 1. noun a fit of pique Syn: irritation, annoyance, resentment, anger, displeasure, indignation, petulance, ill humor, vexation, exasperation, disgruntlement, discontent; offense, umbrage 2. verb 1) his curiosity was piqued …
93pique — /pik / (say peek) verb (t) (piqued, piquing) 1. to affect with sharp irritation and resentment, especially by some wound to pride: to be piqued at a refusal. 2. to wound (the pride, vanity, etc.). 3. to excite (interest, curiosity, etc.): *the… …
94piqué — /ˈpikeɪ/ (say peekay) noun 1. a fabric, having a corded or similar texture. 2. fine inlaid work of gold, silver, etc., especially in points, on tortoiseshell or ivory. –adjective 3. (of glove seams and gloves) stitched through lapping edges.… …
95pique — En España, resentimiento o despecho. En Argentina, movimiento acelerado, por ejemplo de un vehículo o de un deportista (ustedes describen esto con la españolísima palabra sprint). Un maratonista resentido tiene pique en ambos países …
96pique — n. hurt pride, resentful irritation; v.t. cause pique; pride (oneself) on something …
97piqué — pi|qué (el. piké) sb., et, er, erne (jf …
98piqué — noun A kind of ribbed or corded fabric …
99pique — pop. Fracción sobrante de algo// arranque veloz de un vehículo// futb. Igual de un jugador de fútbol// delinc. Llave de cierta especie que se usa para abrir una puerta cerrada solamente con picaporte (AD), llave pequeña y fuerte usada por los… …
100pique — Synonyms and related words: affect the interest, aggravate, agitate, angry look, animate, annoy, annoyance, arouse, attract, awaken, badger, bait, be at, bedevil, beset, blow the coals, bother, bristle, brown off, bug, bullyrag, burn up, chafe,… …
