Definition of pace egg in English:

pace egg

(also paysayg, pasag)

noun ˈpeɪs ˌɛɡ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Gilpin (d. 1602), diplomat and translator. From pace + egg.

(also paysayg, pasag)

nounˈpeɪs ˌɛɡ

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Gilpin (d. 1602), diplomat and translator. From pace + egg.

词汇	pace egg
释义	Definition of pace egg in English: pace egg (also paysayg, pasag) noun ˈpeɪs ˌɛɡ English Regional, Scottish, Northern An Easter egg; = pasch egg. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Gilpin (d. 1602), diplomat and translator. From pace + egg. Definition of pace egg in US English: pace egg (also paysayg, pasag) nounˈpeɪs ˌɛɡ English Regional, Scottish, Northern An Easter egg; = pasch egg. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Gilpin (d. 1602), diplomat and translator. From pace + egg.
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