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preesht, preest, priest, priest$s_rung, priestheid, priesthood, priestie,
priest [prist]
n. A priest. col. A small club for killing salmon.
dim. priestie
n. A priest. col. A small club for killing salmon.
dim. priestie
Compounds and phrases etc.
priestheid [-hid]: The priestly order. The priests or clergy collectively.
priest's rung: WC. The wild arum or cuckoo-pint Arum maculatum
priest's rung: WC. The wild arum or cuckoo-pint Arum maculatum
preeg, prig, prigg, prigg$t, prigged, priggin, priggin$, priggit,
prig [prɪg]
n. The act of bargaining, a haggle.
v. To haggle over the price of a commodity, to bargain. With doun: to beat down the price of an article by bargaining. With at or wi a person for a thing: to plead, be importunate with a person for something. To beseech, entreat or importune someone.
pt. pp. priggit
n. The act of bargaining, a haggle.
v. To haggle over the price of a commodity, to bargain. With doun: to beat down the price of an article by bargaining. With at or wi a person for a thing: to plead, be importunate with a person for something. To beseech, entreat or importune someone.
pt. pp. priggit
Compounds and phrases etc.
priggin [ˈprɪgɪn]: Haggling.
prime, primest, pryme, prymest,
prime [prəim]
adv. Prime. Very well, excellently.
adj. Ready, prepared, eager.
superl. primest The most prime.
v. To fill, stuff, load, charge.
adv. Prime. Very well, excellently.
adj. Ready, prepared, eager.
superl. primest The most prime.
v. To fill, stuff, load, charge.
primp, primped, primpet, primpie, primpit, primpy, primsie, primsy,
primp [prɪmp]
n. A person of stiff, affected manner.
adj. Fastidious, straight-laced, prim, haughty, conceited.
v. To make prim and over-neat, to arrange or do up in a stiff, affected way, to dress or deck out in a consciously correct style. To behave or talk in a mincing or affected style.
pt. pp. primpit adj. Stiff, formal, over-elaborate, correct.
n. A person of stiff, affected manner.
adj. Fastidious, straight-laced, prim, haughty, conceited.
v. To make prim and over-neat, to arrange or do up in a stiff, affected way, to dress or deck out in a consciously correct style. To behave or talk in a mincing or affected style.
pt. pp. primpit adj. Stiff, formal, over-elaborate, correct.
primpy
adj. Affected in dress and manner.
adj. Affected in dress and manner.
primsie [ˈprɪmzi]
adj. Precise, affected.
adj. Precise, affected.
pimrose, plumrock, plumrose, primrose, prumrose, pumrose,
primrose [ˈp(r)ɪmroːz, ˈp(r)ʌm-, plʌm-]
n. The primrose Primula vulgaris.
n. The primrose Primula vulgaris.
prence, prince, princess,
prince [prɪns]
n. A prince.
n. A prince.
princess [ˈprɪnsɛs]
n. A princess.
n. A princess.
preencipal, preenciple, prenciple, principal, principle,
principal [ˈprɪnsɪpl]
n. A document in its original form. The head of a college.
adj. Excellent, first-rate, outstandingly good. Of a document: original, not in the form of a copy.
n. A document in its original form. The head of a college.
adj. Excellent, first-rate, outstandingly good. Of a document: original, not in the form of a copy.
oonprenciplt, preenciple, principle, principull, unpreencipelt, unprincipelt, weel-prenciplt, weel-principelt,
principle [ˈprɪnsɪpl]
n. A principle.
n. A principle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
unprincipelt: Unprincipled.
weel-principelt: Having strong principles.
weel-principelt: Having strong principles.
prank, prenk, prink, prinkan, prinkie, prinkit, prinky, prunk, prunkie, prunky,
prink [prɪŋk]
adj. Fine, smart in appearance or manner, well turned-out.
v. To make smart or pretty. Titivate, strut.
pt. pp. prinkit
adj. Fine, smart in appearance or manner, well turned-out.
v. To make smart or pretty. Titivate, strut.
pt. pp. prinkit
prinkie
adj. Over-meticulous in dress or appearance. Fussy over details. Ostentatious, conceited.
adj. Over-meticulous in dress or appearance. Fussy over details. Ostentatious, conceited.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prinkit oot: Decked out.
prinkit up: Decked out.
prinkit up: Decked out.
pringle, pringlin, prinkle, prinklin, prunkle,
prinkle [ˈprɪŋkl]
n. MN. A young coalfish Pollachius virens.
v. To tingle, thrill, prickle, cause to tingle. To jab with a pin: twinkle, glitter, sparkle.
n. MN. A young coalfish Pollachius virens.
v. To tingle, thrill, prickle, cause to tingle. To jab with a pin: twinkle, glitter, sparkle.
Compounds and phrases etc.
prinklin: Tingling, prickling.