Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Priorship

Priorshipn.the office, quality, or state of a prior

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Priory

Prioryn.a convent that is governed by a prior

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Prisage

Prisagen.a custom upon lawful prizes or wine, ob.

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Prism

Prismn.an oblong solid, under more than four planes, whose bases are equal and parallel

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Prismatic

Prismatica.like or formed by a prism

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Prismatically

Prismaticallyad.in the form or shape of a prism

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Prismoid

Prismoidn.a solid body like a prism

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Prismy

Prismya.like or pertaining to a prism

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Prison

Prisonn.jail, place of confinement, fast hold

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Prison (2)

Prisonv.t.to shut up in hold, confine, enchain

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Prisonbase

Prisonbasen.a boyish play, called also prisonbars

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Prisoner

Prisonern.one who is under arrest, a captive

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Prisonhouse

Prisonhousen.a jail to confine prisoners in

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Prisonment

Prisonmentn.imprisonment, confinement, ob.

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Pristine

Pristinea.ancient, original, first, accustomed

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Pristyle

Pristylen.a circular order or range of pillars

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Prithee

Pritheeabbrev.for I pray thee

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Prittleprattle

Prittleprattlen.a common or idle talk, chat

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Privacy

Privacy

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Privado

Privadon.a private or secret friend, ob.

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Private

Privatea.secret, clandestine, retired

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Private (2)

Privaten.a secret place, a secret message

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Privateer

Privateern.a ship of war belonging to private citizens, commissioned to take prizes, &c.

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Privately

Privatelyad.in private, secretly, clandestinely

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Privation

Privationn.a loss, destruction, want

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Privative

Privativea.causing privation or loss, negative

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Privatively

Privativelyad.by abscence or want, negatively