Peg out and Succumb

Peg out

Peg out verb - To stop living.
Usage example: when her pet pig pegged out she grieved for weeks

Succumb and peg out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Succumb" instead a verb "Peg out".

Succumb

Succumb verb - To stop living.
Usage example: the patient lay so still and pale that everyone thought he had succumbed, and then he opened his eyes

Peg out and succumb are semantically related. (British) You can use "Peg out" instead a verb "Succumb".

Nearby Word: succumbing
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