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$ser$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).
preshume, presume,
presume [prəˈʃum]
v. To presume.
v. To presume.
Compounds and phrases etc.
presumption: Presumption.
pirty, pratty, prettie, pretty, pritty, protty, purtie, purty,
pretty [ˈprɛtɪ]
also U. NN.a. purty [ˈpʌrtɪ]
adj. Pretty, fine, gallant, buxom. Mean, petty.
also U. NN.a. purty [ˈpʌrtɪ]
adj. Pretty, fine, gallant, buxom. Mean, petty.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prettily: Prettily.
preveen, prevene,
prevene [ˈprəvin]
v. To forestall, to ward off or prevent by anticipatory action.
v. To forestall, to ward off or prevent by anticipatory action.
price, pricey, pricie,
price [prəis]
n. Price.
v. To price.
n. Price.
v. To price.
pricey
adj. Expensive.
adj. Expensive.
Compounds and phrases etc.
upset price: The lowest acceptable price at an auction.
preidfih, pride, pridefo, pridefu, prydefu,
pride [prəid]
n. Pride.
v. To take pride in. To feel proud of, be or become proud.
n. Pride.
v. To take pride in. To feel proud of, be or become proud.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pridefu [-fə S. -fɛ, -fɪ, EC. -fe, WC. -fɑ, N. -fɛ, U. I. -fu]: Snobbish, arrogant.