Pie'e-a-dil or Pie'e-a-dil'ly, n.

(110), n. [O. Fr. piccadilles, the several divisions or pieces fastened together about the brim of the collar of a doublet. (Cotgrave.)

1. A high collar, or a kind of ruff. Wilson.
2. A certain street in London;—so called from the article of dress. Nares.