Preserve
Preservev.t.to keep, save, defend, keep fruits
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Preservev.t.to keep, save, defend, keep fruits
Preserven.a fruit preserved with sugar
Preservern.one who preserves, one who guards
Presidev.i.to superintend, direct, manage
Presidencyn.superintendance, direction, care the office or term of office of a president
Presidentn.one who is at the head of a society, the first magistrate of the United States
Presidentiala.pertaining to a president
Presidentshipn.the place or office of a president
Presidialn.a court of judicature, a tribunal
Presidiala.of or belonging to a garrison
Presignifyv.t.to signify beforehand
Pressv.t.to squeeze, crush, crowd, urge, force
Pressn.an instrument for pressing, a case for clothes, crowd, act of forcing men into sevice, instrument used for printing
Pressbedn.a bed that shuts close up in a case
Pressern.one who presses or works at press
Pressgangn.a crew that press men into public service
Pressingpa. a.squeexing, crushing, urgent
Pressinglyad.with force, closely, urgently
Pressionn.the act of pressing, a great weight
Pressitanta.weighing down, gravitating, ob.
Pressmann.a printer that works at a press
Pressmoneyn.money paid to presst soldiers
Pressuren.weight, force, impression, affliction
Prestn.a loan, a priest;pa.pressed, ready, neat
Prestoad.quick, soon, at once, without delay
Presumablea.that may be presumed or supposed
Presumablyad.without examination or proof