1. In Hindostan, a foot-soldier; a policeman; in Spanish-America, a day labourer; a beudman for debt; in chess, a pawn.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• poion,
• neion,
• paoin,
• pelor,
• peonie,
• appon,
• pilon,
• opion,
• poen,
• oepn,
• pesona,
• peooe,
• plean,
• perona,
• pegan,
• sppon,
• pnone,
• xeon,
• apaon,
• peson

• pean,
• penn,
• pen,
• penni,
• peahen,
• Pennie,
• PENA,
• penny,
• Penney,
• penne,
• peony,
• Penna,
• peen.

The adjective form of "peon" is "peonish".

The plural of the "peon" can be the "peons".

The singular of the "peon" can be the "peon".