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pratick, prattic, prattick, prattickin, prettick, prettikens, prettikin, protick, prottick,
prattick [ˈpratɪk]
n. An act, practice, way of doing things, a custom, habit, usage. A deed, a noteworthy action or event. A venture, project, undertaking, experiment, an artful scheme, stratagem, subterfuge, machination, dodge.
leg. A customary usage, a precedent, the usual practice.
n. An act, practice, way of doing things, a custom, habit, usage. A deed, a noteworthy action or event. A venture, project, undertaking, experiment, an artful scheme, stratagem, subterfuge, machination, dodge.
leg. A customary usage, a precedent, the usual practice.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prattickin: I.Sh. An artful scheme, stratagem, subterfuge, machination, dodge.
prattle,
prattle [pratl]
also partle.
n. Prattle, chatter.
v. To talk emptily or idly (of).
also partle.
n. Prattle, chatter.
v. To talk emptily or idly (of).
praan, praans, prain, prainie, pran, prann, prans, prawn, prawnie, prawns, prean, preans,
prawn [prɑːn, prɔːn, N. I. praːn, SW. pren]
n. A prawn.
pl. prawns The Norway lobster Nephrops norvegicus.
dim. prawnie A small lobster Homarus gammarus.
n. A prawn.
pl. prawns The Norway lobster Nephrops norvegicus.
dim. prawnie A small lobster Homarus gammarus.
pra, pray, prayer, prayers,
pray [preː]
v. To pray.
v. To pray.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prayer [preːr]: A prayer. pl. prayers
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.