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Position
klin
I. peg [peg] SUBST
1. peg:
peg (hook)
peg (hook)
peg (hook)
peg (stake)
peg (for a barrel)
peg (for a barrel)
tent peg
to buy off the peg übtr
2. peg:
peg (excuse)
peg (reason) for
3. peg Am SPORT:
peg
4. peg MUS:
peg
to be a square peg in a round hole
to take sb down a peg or two
II. peg <-gg-> [peg] VERB trans to peg sth
1. peg (bind down):
to peg sth
pribijati [perf pribiti]
to peg sth
količiti [perf zakoličiti]
2. peg (hold at certain level):
to peg sth
to peg sth
ohranjati [perf ohraniti]
3. peg Am (throw):
to peg sth
metati [perf vreči]
4. peg Am übtr (guess correctly):
to peg sth
uganiti
5. peg (mark):
to peg sb as sth
peg away VERB intr ugs
peg
garati [perf zgarati]
to peg away at sth
I. peg out VERB trans
1. peg (hang out):
2. peg (mark):
to peg sthout
II. peg out VERB intr Brit Aus
1. peg übtr ugs (die):
peg
škripniti
peg
stegniti se
peg
izdihniti
2. peg (stop working):
peg car, machine
crkniti
ˈclothes peg SUBST Brit, ˈclothes pin SUBST Am
ˈcoat peg SUBST Brit
coat peg
ˈpeg leg SUBST dated ugs
peg leg
ˈtent peg SUBST
tent peg
off-the-ˈpeg Brit, off-the-ˈrack ADJ
off-the-peg
Present
Ipeg
youpeg
he/she/itpegs
wepeg
youpeg
theypeg
Past
Ipegged
youpegged
he/she/itpegged
wepegged
youpegged
theypegged
Present Perfect
Ihavepegged
youhavepegged
he/she/ithaspegged
wehavepegged
youhavepegged
theyhavepegged
Past Perfect
Ihadpegged
youhadpegged
he/she/ithadpegged
wehadpegged
youhadpegged
theyhadpegged
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He is known for his use of unusual instruments, most notably using electric power drills on his guitar and playing the typewriter and a giant clothes peg percussively.
en.wikipedia.org
But what about these clothes pegs?
www.telegraph.co.uk
If using the wooden clothes pegs, dab a little glue onto the fabric and pull it over the top of the peg.
www.irishcatholic.ie
We've shown you a couple ways to make your own, but if you already have one, a clothes peg works great as a mount.
www.lifehacker.com.au
Clothes pegs are essential; sudden gusts will whisk drying towels and favourite swimming costumes out to sea.
www.telegraph.co.uk