Price
Pricen.a rate, worth, value, estimation, reward
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Prick
Prickv.to pierce, spur, incite, affect with remorse, pain, hurt, make acid, mark
Prick (2)
Prickn.a puncture, point, print, mark, sting
Pricker
Prickern.a sharp instrument, a light horseman
Pricket
Pricketn.a buck in his 2d year, a bottle-basket
Prickle
Pricklen.a very small sharp point, thorn, brier
Prickliness
Pricklinessn.a prickly state or quality
Prickly
Pricklya.full of or having sharp points, rough
Pricksong
Pricksongn.a song pricked or set to music
Pride
Priden.self-esteem, loftiness of manner, elevation, that in which one glories
Pride (2)
Pridev.i.to be proud of, rate too high, boast
Prier
Priern.one who examins very narrowly
Priest
Priestn.a person who officiates at the altar
Priestcraft
Priestcraftn.a priestly act or trick, pious fraud
Priestess
Priestessn.a woman that officiated in heathen rites
Priesthood
Priesthoodn.the office or order of priests
Priestliness
Priestlinessn.the appearance of a priests
Priestly
Priestlya.becoming or like a priest, sacordotal
Priestridden
Priestriddena.managed by priests
Prig
Prigv.to steal, haggle;n.a conceited fellow
Priggish
Priggisha.pert, conceited, pragmatical, saucy
Prill
Prillv.t.to gore,n.a turbor, pron, brill
Prim
Prima.formal, precise, demure, affectedly nice
Prim (2)
Primv.t.to form or deck to an affected nicety
Primacy
Primacy, or Primateshipn.a chief ecclestiastical station
Primage
Primagen.the freight of a ship, a duty
Primarily
Primarilyad.originally, in the first intention