Peart
[peert, pyert] /pɪərt, pyɛrt/
adjective, Dialect.
1.
lively; brisk; cheerful.
/pɪət/
adjective
1.
(dialect) lively; spirited; brisk
adj.
variant of pert (q.v.).
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