Prediction
Predictionn.a foretelling, prophesy, tocken
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Predictive
Predictivea.foretelling, having power to predict
Predictor
Predictorn.one who foretels or prophesies
Predigestion
Predigestionn.a digestion performed too soon
Predilection
Predilectionn.prepossession in favor of anything
Predispose
Predisposev.t.to incline or adopt beforehand
Predisposition
Predispositionn.a previous or prior adaption
Predominance
Predominancen.prevalence, ascendency
Predominant
Predominanta.prevalent, acendant, overruling
Predominate
Predominatev.i.to prevail, govern, rule
Preelect
Preelectv.t.to elect or choose beforehand
Preeminence
Preeminencen.superiority, precedence, power
Preeminently
Preeminentlyad.in a preeminent degree
Preemption
Preemptionn.a right of buying before another
Preen
Preenv.t.to dress or trim as birds their fethers
Preengage
Preengagev.t.to engage first or beforehand
Preengagement
Preengagementn.a previous or prior obligation
Preestablish
Preestablishv.t.to settle or fix beforehand
Preestablishment
Preestablishmentn.a previous settlement
Preexist
Preexistv.i.to exist beforehand or in another state
Preexistence
Preexistencen.previous existence
Preexistent
Preexistenta.existing or being before
Preface
Prefacen.a kind of intorduction to a book
Preface (2)
Prefacev.t.to introduce a treatise, to cover
Prefacer
Prefacern.the writer or speaker of a preface
Prefatory
Prefatorya.done by way of preface, introductory
Prefect
Prefectn.a governor, mayor, commander