Preponderance
Preponderance, or Preponderationn.greater weight
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Preponderant
Preponderanta.overbalancing, exceeding
Preposition
Prepositionn.a particle governing some case
Prepossess
Prepossessv.t.to prejudice, bias, influence
Prepossession
Prepossessionn.a first possession, prejudice, bias
Preposterous
Preposterousa.absurd, perverted, wrong
Preposterously
Preposterouslyad.absurdly, foolishly, strangely
Preposterousness
Preposterousnessn.a preposterous quality
Prepotency
Prepotencyn.greater power or force, superiority
Prepuce
Prepucen.what covers the glans, the foreskin
Prerequire
Prerequirev.t.to demand or ask previously
Prerequisit
Prerequisitn.something previously necessary
Prerequisit (2)
Prerequisita.that is previously necessary
Prerogative
Prerogativen.a peculiar privilege, a just right
Prerogatived
Prerogativeda.having some peculiar privilege
Presage
Presage, or Presagementn.a prognostic, an omen
Presage (2)
Presagev.t.to forebode, foretoken, foretel
Presageful
Presagefula.foreboding, cautious, provident
Presbyter
Presbytern.an elder, priest, bishop, presbyterian
Presbyterial
Presbyteriala.relating to a presbyter or priest
Presbyterian
Presbyteriann.a follower or admirer of Calvin
Presbyterian (2)
Presbyteriana.suitable to Calvin's doctrins
Presbytery
Presbyteryn.a body of pastors and lay elders
Prescience
Presciencen.a knowledge of future events
Prescient
Prescienta.foreknowing, prophetical
Prescind
Prescindv.t.to cut off or before, abstract, divide
Prescindent
Prescindenta.cutting off or from, abstracting