peg out's Usage Examples:

claim, then at McCulloch's instigation formed the Syndicate of Seven to peg out a further six claims on what turned out to be one of the world's richest.

and individually very skilled (for example, being able to spear a tent-peg out of the ground at full gallop), they were comparatively ineffective against.

In a triple peel on the opponent, the objective is to peg out the opponent's ball.

September 1883 persuaded David James and his offsider James Poole to help him peg out 40 acres (16 ha) and registered their claim with mining warden Richard.

Camille, a butler in Sydney, states, "I still make beds, clean toilets and peg out washing.

main group moved off east, the three men started to pick up the gold and peg out their lease.

daylight, get to an exposed area about 150 yards beyond the front line and peg out the position of the new trench line so that the infantry could dig in that.

He lost his leg in 1930, trying to hop a train but made a peg out of a fencepost, bound it to his stub with a leather belt and kept moving.

"They should have fucking put us in the big tent, pull a fucking tent peg out of the ground and let the cancer ceiling collapse".

in the town with his wife and family, he bought up land that had been peg out by the war veterans of Rhodes' British South Africa Company and resold.

in cribbage are kept on a peg board and the losing player is said to 'peg out'.

confirmed that they had found gold, and Riseley and Toomey then proceeding to peg out their claim on behalf of the Phoenix Prospecting Company.

the Council was granted its survey loan, and employed George Phillips to peg out the route from Aramac to Barcaldine.

Settlement followed quickly with the arrival of other diggers eager to peg out their own claims, millers and small business operators.

Synonyms:

full-scale; complete;

Antonyms:

incomplete; fractional; incompleteness;