Peg
(n) 1. a "psycho email group" originating in 2002 becoming a large Northeastern phenomenon in the long summer months during college
2. a message sent through peg
(v) 1. the act of sending a message through peg
2. a message sent through peg
(v) 1. the act of sending a message through peg
ex1. "Why isn't anyone on peg?"
ex2. "There are so many pegs i dont know where to start!"
ex3. "Peg ya, later"
ex4. "I'll start a new peg."
ex2. "There are so many pegs i dont know where to start!"
ex3. "Peg ya, later"
ex4. "I'll start a new peg."
Peg by Nick Caruso July 27, 2007
Peg
peg
tooth, though not commonly employed in the singular, used especially when discussing those of infants and the elderly or someone with uncommon character in the mouth.
peg by Katherine Sandoz April 17, 2007
Peg
to run very fast. Derives possibly from either 'peg leg' or just an alternative to 'leg' as in 'leg it'