peacing
SayPEES-ingUS/ˈpisɪŋ/UK/ˈpiːsɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of peace.
It's getting late, so we're peacing before the last train leaves.
Peacing out of the party early, she texted her excuses from the cab.
Note
A spelling that drops the final e of peace before -ing, just as placing drops it from place. In casual speech the form belongs to the slang sense of leaving, used alone (I'm peacing) or with out (peacing out early). The older verb meaning to make peace or be at peace stands behind it. As a gerund it can head a phrase of its own, as in peacing out saved her the cleanup.
peacing is a form of peace
peace, verb: To leave or depart, especially in a casual manner; to peace out. Full entry
- Spelling
- peace → peacing: drop the e, add -ing
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