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pightle
pightle local. (ˈpaɪt(ə)l) Forms: α. 3 pichtel, pichtil, pictel, pigtel, 5 pyghtell, 5–6 pytell, 6–7 pightell, putell, 6–9 pightel, pitle, 8 pightal, 7– pightle, (8–9 corruptly pigtail). Also β. 3 pichel, pychel, pichil, pughull, 6–8 pighill, 7–8 peighill; 6 pykkyll, 7 pickhill, pickell, 7–8 pickle.... Oxford English Dictionary
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Avery's Pightle
Avery's Pightle is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest south of Enborne in Berkshire. wikipedia.org
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pyghtur
pyght, pyȝt, pyghtell, pyghtur obs. forms of pight, pightle, picture. Oxford English Dictionary
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pighill
pighill obs. var. pightle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Camping (game)
It was later played in the country, often in a special field set aside for the purpose known as a camping-place, camping close, or camping pightle. wikipedia.org
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pickhill
pickhill see pightle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Enborne
Enborne has a site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) just to the east of the village, called Enborne Copse and another to the south called Avery's Pightle wikipedia.org
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pitle
pitle var. pightle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Willisham
During the 20th century the village has gained new homes with the local authority building at Fiske Pightle, and private dwellings in the cul-de-sac of wikipedia.org
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pytell
▪ I. pyte obs. var. pight, pa. tense of pitch v.1▪ II. pyte, pytee, pytell obs. ff. pity, pightle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Steeple Bumpstead
Along the Blois Road, leading from Bumpstead to Birdbrook, is a field that has been called the 'Bloody Pightle', and that is where he is believed to have wikipedia.org
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poffle
poffle Sc. (ˈpɒf(ə)l) Also paffle. [Deriv. obscure: cf. pightle and the phonetic variations under hickwall.] A small parcel of land: cf. pendicle 2 b. (Max poffil, the poffle of Maccus, now Maxpoffle in Roxburghshire, is mentioned in 1317.)1797 Statist. Acc. Scot. XIX. 328 Some places are parcelled ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Burnt Hill, Berkshire
Until around 2010 it was named Compass Pightle, providing a link between Axe and Compass and the use of artisan tools as names and symbols and Sloe Pightle and the now archaic use of the word pightle for a small field or clearing. wikipedia.org
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pykle
pykk, -e, pykkert, pykkyll, pykle, -let obs. ff. pick, picard, pightle, pickle, pikelet. Oxford English Dictionary
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Stratford St. Mary
Goose acre, the marshy pightle attached to the Corner House, provided an overnight pen for geese and turkeys en route to London, as did the ground behind wikipedia.org
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