Prebend
Prebendn.a stipend in cathedral churches
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Prebendary
Prebendaryn.a stidpendiary of a cathedral
Precarious
Precariousa.uncertain, doubtful, dependant
Precariously
Precariouslyad.by dependence, uncertainly
Precariousness
Precariousnessn.a precarious state, uncertainty
Precative
Precativea.praying, expressing intreaty
Precaution
Precautionn.a preventive measure, a warning
Precaution (2)
Precautionv.t.to warn beforehand
Precautionary
Precautionarya.consisting in previous caution
Preccupate
Preccupatev.t.to anticipate, prepossess
Precedaneous
Precedaneousa.previous, antecedent, going before
Precede
Precedev.t.to go before in rank or time
Precedence
Precedencen.the foremost place, priority, lead
Precedent
Precedenta.going before, foregoing, former
Precedent (2)
Precedentn.an example, rule, foregoing, former
Precedently
Precedentlyad.beforehand, in time anterior
Precentor
Precentorn.one who leads a choir, a chanter
Precept
Preceptn.a command, instruction, rule, law
Preceptial
Preceptiala.consisting of or having precepts, ob.
Preceptive
Preceptivea.giving or containing precepts
Preceptor
Preceptorn.a teacher, instructor, tutor, master
Precession
Precessionn.a going before, an advancement
Precinct
Precinctn.a boundary, outward limit, division
Precious
Preciousa.valuable, costly, dear, nice, fine
Preciously
Preciouslyad.in a precious manner, dearly
Preciousness
Preciousnessn.valuableness, worth, great value
Precipe
Precipen.a kind of writ, command, direction