Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Prelatical

Prelaticala.relating to a prelate or bishop

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Prelation

Prelationn.the act of setting before, preference

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Prelect

Prelectv.i.to discourse, explain, comment

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Prelection

Prelectionn.a reading, lecture, lesson, sermon

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Prelibation

Prelibationn.a pouring out before, a foretaste

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Preliminary

Preliminarya.previous, introductory

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Preliminary (2)

Preliminaryn.a first step, article, condition

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Prelude

Preludev.i.to serve by way of introduction

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Prelude (2)

Prelude, or Preludiumn.an introduction

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Preludious

Preludious, or Prelusivea.previous, introductory

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Premature

Prematurea.ripe too soon, too early, too hasty

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Prematurely

Prematurelyad.too early, too soon, too hastily

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Prematureness

Prematureness, or Prematurityn.a premature state

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Premeditate

Premeditatev.t.to think beforehand, contrive

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Premeditation

Premeditationn.a meditating beforehand

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Premerit

Premeritv.t.to merit or deserve beforehand

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Premices

Premicesn. pl.first fruits of the earth

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Premier

Premiera.first, chieft, leading, principal, capital

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Premier (2)

Premiern.a chief person, head, prime minister

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Premise

Premisev.t.to lay down premises, to preface

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Premises

Premisesn. pl.antecedent matter, houses, &c.

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Premiss

Premissn.an antecedent proposition or term

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Premium

Premiumn.an advance to a bargain, a bounty

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Premonish

Premonishv.t.to warn or advise beforehand

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Premonishment

Premonishment, or Premonitionn.previous notice

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Premonitory

Premonitorya.previously advising or giving notice

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Premonstrate

Premonstratev.t.to show or tell beforehand