peaky BrE
peaked AmE

Although I've arranged for it not to be too peaky.

You look awfully peaky and you've hardly eaten a thing.

She was peaky and pale, but her father was right.

Peaky and his pal let go of my arms and Bert gave me a push.

Banks glanced at Blackstone, who was looking distinctly peaky.

The sort you'd give to a baby who was peaky and to a granny who hadn't got any teeth.

Peaky and his mate did it again.

You've got a peaky look, you could do wi' a bit o' substance.

Truth is, I'm still ever so peaky.

The Lady Grace is also looking very peaky.

You seem a bit peaky today, NN core one replied.

Peaky face and great big eyes."

"Friends of Labor will hope this is only a bad case of mid-term blues, but the patient is looking very peaky."

My familiar, peaky little face.

The amplified signal is then directed to the ear canal through an acoustic tube, which creates a peaky frequency response.

"Feeling Peaky"

At this stage the engines were developing more than 500 hp, touching 600 hp, albeit with a very peaky power curve.

Stirling Moss remarked that it had six gears but needed 16, from which you can gather that it was a bit on the peaky side.

She was a small, frail creature, well over forty, I should say, with a pale, peaky face, and hair of a very light shade of chestnut.

Reporters of the time considered the 2.0l to be peaky and exciting, while the American market 2.6l had plenty of torque, but was less rewarding.

Still, because it is adjusted to be quite peaky, nobody besides Rai is able to properly handle it.

Peaky booky nose over a lousiany shirt.

Perhaps that portly matron in lavender could be the Wife of Bath, and the thin, peaky man by her side the Summoner?

There was no sign of anyone else in the bubbly volcanic landscape-nothing but the garden and the lava, plus some peaky black mountains on the farthest horizon.

The other, clad in a dirty russet suit with a long sweeping doublet, had a cunning, foxy face with keen, twinkling eyes and a peaky beard.

At some time earlier he had lost his peaked hat.

No, peer at the little boy and his small peaked face once more.

So were the floor under his feet and the peaked ceiling above him.

He had looked very peaked when they pulled him out of the tunnel.

He touched his peaked hat and began to say something to her.

The main body of the three story house is square with a peaked roof.

They were thin and pale, like the rest of his peaked face.

"And I suspect people think earnings growth has about peaked."

It was driven by a young black man in a peaked cap.

Her brown hair was tucked into a military peaked cap.

The peaked cap was retained by fire services after the war.

She kept walking, and soon saw, black against the red sky, a small house with a peaked roof.

More light arrived as a peaked face peered out into the hall.

It was a barn, a box with a peaked roof.

In 1929, the peaked roof was removed for an additional floor.

He was a tall, thin man with a peaked face and anxious eyes.

He looked up into a round, red face, felt the breath, saw the peaked hat.

At last they came to a handsome house, with a high peaked roof, and many windows.

He felt a flicker within him, the peaked flame of life.

The hat is a black peaked cap with a red band.

A man in a high peaked hat stared through binoculars.

He was a detective with a peaked cap and a pipe.

Peaked Mountain itself has been open to the public for passive recreation since 1984.

A worn peaked cap kept it from flying into his eyes.