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Related topics: Economicspeg2 past tense and past participle pegged, present participle pegging [transitive]
1PEBE to set prices, wages etc at a particular level, or set them in relation to something else
2 to fasten something somewhere with a peg : 
The tent flap was pegged open.Outside, a woman was pegging sheets to a washing line.
The tent flap was pegged open.Outside, a woman was pegging sheets to a washing line.peg somebody/something as something
phrasal verbpeg away
phrasal verbpeg somebody/something ↔ back
phrasal verbThey were pegged back by an equaliser from Jameson.peg out
phrasal verb1 British English informalMX to die, or to fall down because you are tired
3 to mark a piece of ground with wooden sticks
