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prentice, prenticin,
prentice [ˈprɛntɪs]
n. An apprentice.
v. To indenture or bind as an apprentice.
n. An apprentice.
v. To indenture or bind as an apprentice.
praisbaitry, praisbatry, presbetery, presbetrie, presbetry, presbitree, presbytarian, presbyter, presbyterian, presbytrie, presbytry, preztry, Prisbytairin, Prisbyterian,
presbytery [ˈprɛbət(ə)re, ˈprɛbət(ə)ri]
n. An ecclesiastical court, the authority next above that of the Kirk session and subordinate to that of the senyie.
n. An ecclesiastical court, the authority next above that of the Kirk session and subordinate to that of the senyie.
Compounds and phrases etc.
presbyterian: adj. Describing a system of church government in which the highest order is that of presbyter or Elder.
prescribe,
prescribe [ˈprəskrəib]
v. To prescribe. leg. To become or declare invalid, lapse.
v. To prescribe. leg. To become or declare invalid, lapse.
prescrive,
prescrive [ˈprəskrəiv]
v. To lay down as a rule or direction to be followed. Prescribe, condemn, prohibit.
v. To lay down as a rule or direction to be followed. Prescribe, condemn, prohibit.
praisence, presence,
presence [ˈprɛzəns]
n. Presence.
n. Presence.
$ser$s, presair, presairve, presarve, preser, preserr, preserve, preserves, sair, sair$s, ser, ser$s, serr$s, serve$s, sir$s, sirce, sirs, sirse, surce, surse,
preserve [prəˈsɛrv, -ˈseːrv]
contracted preser', 'ser'.
v. To preserve.
contracted preser', 'ser'.
v. To preserve.
Compounds and phrases etc.
preservative: Preservative.
preserves: Spectacles which magnify little or nothing.
'ser's: (God) preserve us, an in expressions of surprise, pain, weariness, grief or annoyance.
preserves: Spectacles which magnify little or nothing.
'ser's: (God) preserve us, an in expressions of surprise, pain, weariness, grief or annoyance.
praisident, praisidint, preeses, preises, preses,
preses [ˈprisɪz]
n. A president, chairperson, spokesperson or leader of a group, presiding officer.
n. A president, chairperson, spokesperson or leader of a group, presiding officer.
press, pressed, presst, prest,
press [prɛs]
n. A press. A large wall cupboard.
v. To press, endeavour, strive, contend, presume, take upon oneself.
pt. pp. presst
n. A press. A large wall cupboard.
v. To press, endeavour, strive, contend, presume, take upon oneself.
pt. pp. presst
Compounds and phrases etc.
doun-presst: Weighed doun with ...
prestaation, prestable, prestation, prestaution, prestawtion, prestible,
prestable [ˈprɛstəbl]
adj. Able to be carried out, able to be paid out. Practicable, enforceable.
adj. Able to be carried out, able to be paid out. Practicable, enforceable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prestation [ˈprɛsteʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: leg. The performance of an obligation or duty.
Prestick, Prestwick, Preswick,
Prestwick [ˈprɛs(t)ɪk]
pn. Prestwick (Ayrshire).
pn. Prestwick (Ayrshire).