Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Primary

Primarya.original, first, chief, first in station

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Primary (2)

Primaryn.a quill fether of a bird

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Primate

Primaten.a first or chief bishop, an archbishop

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Prime

Primen.the dawn of day, first or best part, spring, height of perfection, first canonical hour

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Prime (2)

Primev.t.to put powder into the pan of a gun or cannon, to lay the first colors on in painting

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Prime (3)

Prime, or Primala.first, principal, best, excellent

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Primely

Primelyad.originally, first, chiefly, excellently

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Primeness

Primenessn.precedence, excellence, dignity

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Primer

Primern.a first book for children, an office

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Primero

Primeron.the name of an old game at cards

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Primest

Primesta.best, most excellent, choicest, chiefest

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Primeval

Primevala.such as was at first, original, prior

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Primigenous

Primigenousa.original, of first formation

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Primigenous (2)

Primigenousa.original, of first formation

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Priming

Primingn.first coat of paint, &c. powder laid to communicate fire to the charge

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Priming (2)

Primingn.first coat of paint, &c. powder laid to communicate fire to the charge

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Primitial

Primitiala.relating to the first fruits

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Primitial (2)

Primitiala.relating to the first fruits

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Primitive

Primitivea.ancient, original, prior

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Primitive (2)

Primitivea.ancient, original, native, formal

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Primitively

Primitivelyad.originally, primarily, at first

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Primitiveness

Primitivenessn.antiquity, affected formality

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Primness

Primnessn.preciseness, demureness, affectation

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Primogenial

Primogeniala.first-born, original, constituent

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Primogenitive

Primogenitiven.first birth, ob.

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Primogeniture

Primogenituren.the first birth, eldership

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Primordial

Primordial, or Primordiatea.existing from the beginning