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prache, praech, praich, praitch, preach, preached, preachin, preacht, preych,
preach [pritʃ, pretʃ]
v. To preach.
pt. pp. preacht
v. To preach.
pt. pp. preacht
Compounds and phrases etc.
preacher: Preacher.
preachin: Preaching.
preachin: Preaching.
precarium,
precarium [ˈprəˈkeːriam]
n. leg. A loan recallable at will.
n. leg. A loan recallable at will.
preceese, preceesely, preceise,
preceese [prəˈsiːz]
adj. Precise.
adv. Precisely, exactly.
adj. Precise.
adv. Precisely, exactly.
precent, precenter, precentor, presenter, presenttor, prezentor,
precent [prɛˈzɛntər]
v. To lead the congregation.
v. To lead the congregation.
Compounds and phrases etc.
precentor: An official appointed by the church Session to lead the congregational praise.
precep, precept,
precept [prɛˈcsɛp(t)]
n. leg. A document instructing or conferring authority to take certain action. A warrant. A written authorisation issued by an individual or corporate body to make a payment.
n. leg. A document instructing or conferring authority to take certain action. A warrant. A written authorisation issued by an individual or corporate body to make a payment.
praicious, precious, preesious,
precious [ˈprɛʃəs]
adj. Precious.
adj. Precious.
precogneetion, precogneition, precognition,
precogneetion [ˈprɛkəniʃən]
n. Precognition. leg. A statement made by a wittness.
n. Precognition. leg. A statement made by a wittness.
predeecament,
predeecament [prəˈdikəmənt]
n. Predicament.
n. Predicament.
predeect, predeection, predeict, predict,
predeect [ˈprədikt]
v. To predict.
v. To predict.
Compounds and phrases etc.
predeection: Prediction.
pree, pree$d, pree_the_mooth, preed, preein, preeve, prie, prie$t, pried, priein, repree, repree$d, repreed,
pree [priː]
n. An experiencing or trying of something. A tasting or testing. A small quantity of the substance tested or tried, a sample, pinch.
v. To make trial of, have experience of, try out, sample. To try by tasting.
pt. pp. pree'd
n. An experiencing or trying of something. A tasting or testing. A small quantity of the substance tested or tried, a sample, pinch.
v. To make trial of, have experience of, try out, sample. To try by tasting.
pt. pp. pree'd
See pruive also.
Compounds and phrases etc.
preein [priːɪ]: Tasting, sampling. A taste. A sample, a small amount.
pree the mooth: To kiss.
repree: Reprove. pt. pp. repree'd.
pree the mooth: To kiss.
repree: Reprove. pt. pp. repree'd.