Precipice
Precipicen.a headlong or perpendicular fall
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Precipicen.a headlong or perpendicular fall
Precipienta.directing, commanding
Precipitabilityn.the quality of being capable of being thrown to the bottom
Precipitablea.that may be thrown to the bottom
Precipitancen.rash haste, hurry, violent fury
Precipitanta.rash, hasty, hurried, unadvised
Precipitantn.any substance whish causes another substance in solution to fall to the bottom in a concrete state
Precipitaten.red oxyd of mercury
Precipitatev.t.to throw down headlong, hurry, hasten, to separate one substance from others in solution, and throw it to the bottom
Precipitatev.t.to throw down headlong, hurry, hasten, to separate one substance form others in solution, and throw it to the bottom
Precipitatea.hasty, violent, headstrong
Precipitatelyad.in a blind hurry, rashly
Precipitationn.blind or rash haste, hurry, a fall
Precipitousa.hasty, tending to danger, steep
Precisea.exact, strict, nice, stiff, formal, finical
Preciselyad.exactly, accurately, nicely, formally
Precisenessn.exactness, rigid nicety, formality
Precisionn.exact limitation, exactness, care
Precisivea.exactly or nicely limiting, exact
Precludev.t.to prevent from entering, stop, prevent
Preclusionn.a prevention from entering, prevention, hinderance
Preclusivea.preventing beforehand, hindering
Precociousa.ripe early or before the time, ob.
Precocityn.a very or too early ripeness, ob.
Precogitationn.previous thought or consideration
Precognitan. pl.things previously known
Precognitionn.a foreknowledge, an inquiry