Premorse
Premorsea.ending abruptly, as certain roots
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Premunire
Premuniren.a kind of writ, penalty, difficulty
Prenominate
Prenominatev.t.to forename, to name first
Prenomination
Prenominationn.the name first or beforehand
Prenotion
Prenotionn.a previous idea or knowledge
Prentice
Prenticen.one bound to a master for instruction
Prenticeship
Prenticeshipn.the servitude of a prentice
Prenunciatin
Prenunciatinn.a declaration beforehand
Preoccupancy
Preoccupancyn.a first or previous possession
Preoccupation
Preoccupationn.a prepossession, prejudice, bias
Preoccupy
Preoccupyv.t.to get or have first possession
Preominate
Preominatev.t.to get or have first possession
Preopinion
Preopinionn.a prepossession, prejudice, notion
Preordain
Preordainv.t.to ordain or appoint beforehand
Preordinance
Preordinancen.an antecedent determination
Preordination
Preordinationn.a decreeing beforehand
Preparation
Preparationn.a making ready for some purpose
Preparative
Preparativen.something used to pave the way
Preparative (2)
Preparativea.able or tending to prepare
Preparatively
Preparativelyad.by way of preparation, previously
Prepare
Preparev.t.to make fit, qualify, form, provide
Prepare (2)
Preparen.a preparation, a previous measure, ob.
Preparedly
Preparedlyad.with due preparation, previously
Preparedness
Preparednessn.a state of being prepared
Preparer
Preparern.one who or that which prepares
Prepense
Prepensea.preconceived, contrived beforehand
Preponder
Preponder, or Preponderatev.t.to outweigh, overbalance, overpower, exceed, pass, prevail