Prame
Pramen.a kind of boat, a flat-bottomed boat
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Prance
Prancev.i.to spring and move in high mettle
Prancer
Prancern.a horse that prances or capers about
Prank
Prankn.a frolic, a wicked deed;v.t.to adorn
Pranked
Pranked, or Pranktpa.dressed, clad, decorated
Prase
Prasen.a species of blueish chrysolite
Prassic
Prassica.denominating a certain acid obtained from Prussian blue
Prate
Pratev.i.to talk idly;n.talk talkativeness
Prater
Pratern.an idle or great talker, chatterer
Pratic
Praticn.a release from quarantine, permission to trade
Prating
Pratingn.the act of talking much, idle talk
Pratingly
Pratinglyad.in a prating or talkative manner
Prattle
Prattlev.i.to chatter like an infant;n.childish talk
Prattler
Prattlern.one who prattles, a chatterer
Pravity
Pravityn.depravity, corruption, wickedness
Prawn
Prawnn.a kind of fine shellfish, a large shrimp
Pray
Prayv.to offer up prayers, entreat, beseech
Prayer
Prayern.a petition, request, entreaty
Prayerbook
Prayerbookn.a book with forms of prayer in it
Prayerless
Prayerlessa.not praying, not using prayers
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Preach
Preachv.to deliver a public discourse, to prate
Preach (2)
Preachn.a sermon, religious discourse, discourse
Preacher
Preachern.a person who preaches, a minister
Preachment
Preachmentn.a sermon in contempt, talk, prate
Preamble
Preamblen.an introduction
Preapprehension
Preapprehensionn.an opinion formed before examination