Associations to the word «Peat»
Noun
- Bog
- Moss
- Fen
- Silt
- Swamp
- Cutting
- Wetland
- Moor
- Harvesting
- Turf
- Coco
- Hag
- Pollen
- Manure
- Mangrove
- Extraction
- Sod
- Soil
- Sediment
- Mould
- Guinness
- Hatfield
- Biomass
- Deposit
- Marsh
- Drainage
- Vegetation
- Fertilizer
- Accumulation
- Gravel
- Digger
- Coal
- Hauling
- Tundra
- Heather
- Decomposition
- Shale
- Greenhouse
- Hearth
- Whisky
- Sand
- Digging
- Distillery
- Clay
- Fuel
- Carbon
- Layer
- Thorne
- Cutter
- Heath
- Highlands
- Gauge
- Borneo
- Methane
- Nutrient
- Reclamation
- Grazing
- Stack
- Limestone
- Bedding
- Groundwater
- Flooding
- Farming
- Litter
- Evergreen
- Sumatra
Adjective
Wiktionary
PEAT, noun. Soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas. [from 14th c.]
PEAT, noun. (obsolete) A pet, a darling; a woman.
PEAT, proper noun. A surname.
PEAT MOSS, noun. Sphagnum.
PEAT MOSSES, noun. Plural of peat moss
PEAT POT, noun. A plant pot made of compressed peat moss and other materials, capable of being planted in its entirety without the need to transplant the contents.
PEAT POTS, noun. Plural of peat pot
Dictionary definition
PEAT, noun. Partially carbonized vegetable matter saturated with water; can be used as a fuel when dried.
Wise words
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