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the last of pea-time

the last of pea-time phrase: a time or condition of decline, indigence or exhaustion; a person or object in such a condition.

Phrase

the last of pea-time

  1. (idiomatic, informal) A time or condition of decline, indigence or exhaustion; a person or object in such a condition.

Questions about the last of pea-time

What does the last of pea-time mean?
The last of pea-time means a time or condition of decline, indigence or exhaustion; a person or object in such a condition.
What part of speech is the last of pea-time?
The last of pea-time is a phrase.

Words near the last of pea-time in the dictionary

  1. the lady doth protest too much, methinks
  2. The Lagoon
  3. the last day
  4. the last favour
  5. the last I heard
  6. the last of pea-time
  7. the latchstring is out
  8. the law is a ass
  9. the law is an arse
  10. the law is an ass
  11. the laws of thermodynamics

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