- "
pike characins", some
species of
which are
commonly known as
pikes Esox,
genus of
pikes Northern pike,
common northern hemisphere pike Mackerel pike or...
-
renamed "
Pike's Peak" in
honor of
Pike. The name was
simplified to "
Pikes Peak" by the
United States Board on
Geographic Names in 1890.
Pikes Peak is one...
- Lee. Many
pikes were
produced but were
never used in
battle and the plan to
include pikemen in the army was abandoned.
Shorter versions of
pikes called boarding...
- The
Pikes Peak
International Hill
Climb (PPIHC), also
known as The Race to the Clouds, is an
annual automobile hillclimb to the
summit of
Pikes Peak in...
-
Pikes Hotel, now
known as
Pikes Ibiza, is a
luxury hotel in Ibiza, in the
Balearic Islands of Spain. It is
located in the countryside, 1.6
miles (2.6 km)...
- June 7, 2019. The
Northern Pikes released two
independent EPs
before being signed to
Virgin Records in 1986, The
Northern Pikes (1984) and
Scene in North...
- its name from the 14,115-foot (4,302 m)
Pikes Peak,
which is made up
almost entirely of this rock. The
Pikes Peak
granite was
emplaced in Colorado's central...
- and 40%
pikes; this was
adjusted in 1589 to 10% halberds, 30%
pikes and 60%
unspecified firearms. By 1600
France set a 1:1
ratio of
pikes to firearms...
- up
piker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Piker may
refer to type of
persons like a Miser,
Pikey or Vagrant. It may also
refer to:
Hasan Piker (born...
- The
northern pike (Esox lucius) is a
species of
carnivorous fish of the
genus Esox (
pikes). They are
commonly found in
moderately salty and
fresh waters...
