Definition of pibgorn in English:

pibgorn

(also pibcorn, pipcorn, pipgorn)

noun ˈpɪbɡɔːn

A form of hornpipe traditionally played in parts of Wales and Cornwall.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Daines Barrington (1727/8–1800), judge, antiquary, and naturalist. From Welsh pipgorn, pib gorn hornpipe from pib + corn, perhaps after hornpipe.

Definition of pibgorn in US English:

pibgorn

(also pibcorn, pipcorn, pipgorn)

nounˈpɪbɡɔːn

A form of hornpipe traditionally played in parts of Wales and Cornwall.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Daines Barrington (1727/8–1800), judge, antiquary, and naturalist. From Welsh pipgorn, pib gorn hornpipe from pib + corn, perhaps after hornpipe.

词汇	pibgorn
释义	Definition of pibgorn in English: pibgorn (also pibcorn, pipcorn, pipgorn) noun ˈpɪbɡɔːn A form of hornpipe traditionally played in parts of Wales and Cornwall. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Daines Barrington (1727/8–1800), judge, antiquary, and naturalist. From Welsh pipgorn, pib gorn hornpipe from pib + corn, perhaps after hornpipe. Definition of pibgorn in US English: pibgorn (also pibcorn, pipcorn, pipgorn) nounˈpɪbɡɔːn A form of hornpipe traditionally played in parts of Wales and Cornwall. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Daines Barrington (1727/8–1800), judge, antiquary, and naturalist. From Welsh pipgorn, pib gorn hornpipe from pib + corn, perhaps after hornpipe.
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