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- noun US The time when
peas ripen .
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Examples
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Peter looked like a literary version of what Sam called "the last of pea-time," which is a very vivid expression to a person who has just seen her poor peas drop away in the August garden.
Over Paradise Ridge A Romance Maria Thompson Daviess 1898
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Poor 'Fly!' the last of pea-time, who looks like an animated hair-trunk and the wagon and harness to match!
Authors and Friends Fields, Annie, 1834-1915 1896
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Poor 'Fly!' the last of pea-time, who looks like an animated hair - trunk and the wagon and harness to match!
Authors and Friends Annie Fields 1874
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The robin, the most knowing and greedy bird out of paradise (I trust he will always be kept out), has discovered that the grape-crop is uncommonly good, and has come back, with his whole tribe and family, larger than it was in pea-time.
My Summer in a Garden Charles Dudley Warner 1864
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The robin, the most knowing and greedy bird out of paradise (I trust he will always be kept out), has discovered that the grape-crop is uncommonly good, and has come back, with his whole tribe and family, larger than it was in pea-time.
The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner Charles Dudley Warner 1864
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Well, you can 'magin how I jurkt at that wudden leg, for it war the last of pea-time with me, sure, if I didn't rise
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