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PRICK'LOUSE, n. A low word in contempt for a taylor.
PRICK'LINESS, n. [from prickly.] The state of having many prickles.
PRICK'LE-BACK, n. A small fish, so named from the prickles on its back; the stic...
PRICK'LE, n. In botany, a small pointed shoot or sharp process, growing from the...
PRICK'ING, ppr. Piercing with a sharp point; goading; affecting with pungent pai...
PRICK'ET, n. A buck in his second year.
PRICK'ER, n. A sharp pointed instrument. 1. In colloquial use, a prickle. 2. A l...
PRICK'ED, pp. Pierced with a sharp point; spurred; goaded; stung with pain; rend...
PRICK, v.t. 1. To pierce with a sharp pointed instrument or substance; as, to pr...
PRI'CELESS, a. Invaluable; too valuable to admit of a price. 1. Without value; w...
PRICE, n. [L. pretium. See Praise .] 1. The sum or amount of money at which a th...
PREYING, ppr. Plundering; corroding; wasting gradually.
PREYER, n. He or that which preys; a plunderer; a waster; a devourer.
PREY, n. [L. proeda.] 1. Spoil; booty; plunder; goods taken by force from an ene...
PREWARN', v.t. [See Warn .] To warn beforehand; to give previous notice of.
PREVI'SION, n. s as z. [L. proevisus, proevideo; proe,before, and video, to see....