Definition of piepowder in English:

piepowder

(also piepoudre)

noun ˈpʌɪpaʊdə

historical

1A wayfarer, especially an itinerant merchant or trader. Chiefly in plural, in "Court of Piepowders"noun also in singular a summary court formerly held at fairs and markets to administer justice among itinerant dealers and others temporarily resident.
2Court of Piepowders. Also in plural with singular concord.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Domesday Ipswich. From Anglo-Norman pepoudrous, pié poudrous (adjective) dusty-footed, (noun) wayfarer (1214; compare Middle French (Poitou) pyé pouldreux travelling merchant, French †pied poudreux person unable to pay, also Middle French, French †avoir les pieds poudreux to leave without paying) from pié foot + poudrus dusty (from poudre + -ous, -eux). Compare post-classical Latin pede-pulverosus wayfarer, itinerant merchant, lit. dusty of foot, dusty-footed (from classical Latin pede, ablative of pēs foot + post-classical Latin pulverosus).

Definition of piepowder in US English:

piepowder

(also piepoudre)

nounˈpʌɪpaʊdə

historical

1A wayfarer, especially an itinerant merchant or trader. Chiefly in plural, in "Court of Piepowders"noun also in singular a summary court formerly held at fairs and markets to administer justice among itinerant dealers and others temporarily resident.
2Court of Piepowders. Also in plural with singular concord.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Domesday Ipswich. From Anglo-Norman pepoudrous, pié poudrous (adjective) dusty-footed, (noun) wayfarer (1214; compare Middle French (Poitou) pyé pouldreux travelling merchant, French † pied poudreux person unable to pay, also Middle French, French † avoir les pieds poudreux to leave without paying) from pié foot + poudrus dusty (from poudre + -ous, -eux). Compare post-classical Latin pede-pulverosus wayfarer, itinerant merchant, lit. dusty of foot, dusty-footed (from classical Latin pede, ablative of pēs foot + post-classical Latin pulverosus).

词汇	piepowder
释义	Definition of piepowder in English: piepowder (also piepoudre) noun ˈpʌɪpaʊdə historical 1A wayfarer, especially an itinerant merchant or trader. Chiefly in plural, in "Court of Piepowders"noun also in singular a summary court formerly held at fairs and markets to administer justice among itinerant dealers and others temporarily resident. 2Court of Piepowders. Also in plural with singular concord. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Domesday Ipswich. From Anglo-Norman pepoudrous, pié poudrous (adjective) dusty-footed, (noun) wayfarer (1214; compare Middle French (Poitou) pyé pouldreux travelling merchant, French †pied poudreux person unable to pay, also Middle French, French †avoir les pieds poudreux to leave without paying) from pié foot + poudrus dusty (from poudre + -ous, -eux). Compare post-classical Latin pede-pulverosus wayfarer, itinerant merchant, lit. dusty of foot, dusty-footed (from classical Latin pede, ablative of pēs foot + post-classical Latin pulverosus). Definition of piepowder in US English: piepowder (also piepoudre) nounˈpʌɪpaʊdə historical 1A wayfarer, especially an itinerant merchant or trader. Chiefly in plural, in "Court of Piepowders"noun also in singular a summary court formerly held at fairs and markets to administer justice among itinerant dealers and others temporarily resident. 2Court of Piepowders. Also in plural with singular concord. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Domesday Ipswich. From Anglo-Norman pepoudrous, pié poudrous (adjective) dusty-footed, (noun) wayfarer (1214; compare Middle French (Poitou) pyé pouldreux travelling merchant, French † pied poudreux person unable to pay, also Middle French, French † avoir les pieds poudreux to leave without paying) from pié foot + poudrus dusty (from poudre + -ous, -eux). Compare post-classical Latin pede-pulverosus wayfarer, itinerant merchant, lit. dusty of foot, dusty-footed (from classical Latin pede, ablative of pēs foot + post-classical Latin pulverosus).
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