Meaning of piece

Piece

Common

noun

•

A part of a

whole,

in such a form that it

be

from other

.

•

A

to a

of

s

•

In Chess:

One of the

used in

,

a higher-value

as

from a

;

, a

etc. in other

.

•

A

,

one

at

the

of

.

•

An

, such as a

,

,

musical composition

,

work, etc.

•

An

in the

.

•

In Military:

An

.

•

In American English:

A

.

•

In American English & Canadian English:

A

or

,

when

by a

.

•

In American English, British English, Irish English & Scottish English:

A

or other

of

,

on its own; a

or

.

⚠️

In American English:

A

; from

or

.

⚠️

In American English:

A

or

(usually

to

products like

or

).

•

In American English:

A

.

•

In Baseball:

Used to

a

that has been

but not well,

either being

by the

or

.

used in

with get.

⚠️

An

; a person.

•

A

; a

.

•

In American English:

A

; a

.

•

A

.

•

In Rowing:

A

, often used for performance

.

•

An

of work to be

; a

of

.

verb

•

To

(something

or

).

•

To make,

, or

, by the

or

; to

; often with out.

•

To

a work of

more

than a

.

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Lineage

piece

English

pece

Middle English (1100-1500)

pais

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

pax

Latin

peece

Anglo-Norman

piece

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

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