peacen
peacen verb: to make peaceful; calm; quieten.
Verb
peacen (third-person singular simple present peacens, present participle peacening, simple past and past participle peacened)
- To make peaceful; calm; quieten
- "I thought maybe de little feller mought 'a' been sont to me—jes' to me —ma'am— but all de planets p'ints de yether way, now, an' I rej'ices in his riches— so I gwine peacen my sperit again, and give 'way to de Lord's will."1903, Ruth McEnery Stuart, George Washington Jones: A Christmas Gift that Went A-begging
- It was late in March, time the Alley peacened down to women, littlest children, and an occasional big boy fight.1968, Antioch review, volume 28, page 493
Forms of peacen
| third-person singular present | peacens |
|---|---|
| present participle | peacening |
| past participle | peacened |
| past | peacened |
Origin of peacen
From peace + -en.
Questions about peacen
- What does peacen mean?
- Peacen means to make peaceful; calm; quieten.
- What part of speech is peacen?
- Peacen is a verb.
- What is the past tense of peacen?
- The past tense of peacen is peacened.
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