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Webster Dictionary :: Prehension

PREHEN'SION, n. A taking hold; a seizing; as with the hand or other limb.

Webster Dictionary :: Prehensile

PREHEN'SILE, a. [L. prehendo, to take or seize; prehensus.] Seizing; grasping; a...

Webster Dictionary :: Pregustation

PREGUSTA'TION, n. [L. proe and gusto, to taste.] The act of tasting before another.

Webster Dictionary :: Pregravitate

PREGRAV'ITATE, v.i. To descend by gravity.

Webster Dictionary :: Pregravate

PRE'GRAVATE, v.t. [L. proegravo.] To bear down; to depress. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Pregnantly

PREG'NANTLY, adv. Fruitfully. 1. Fully; plainly; clearly. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Pregnant

PREG'NANT, a. [L. proegnans; supposed to be compounded of proe, before, and geno...

Webster Dictionary :: Pregnancy

PREG'NANCY, n. [See Pregnant .] The state of a female who has conceived, or is w...

Webster Dictionary :: Pregnable

PREG'NABLE, a. That may be taken or won by force; expugnable. [Little used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Prefulgency

PREFUL'GENCY, n. [l. proefulgens; proe, before, and fulgeo, to shine.] Superior ...

Webster Dictionary :: Preformative

PREFORM'ATIVE, n. [L. proe, before, and formative.] A formative letter at the be...

Webster Dictionary :: Preform

PREFORM', v.t. [pre and form.] To form beforehand.

Webster Dictionary :: Prefixion

PREFIX'ION, n. The act of prefixing.

Webster Dictionary :: Prefixing

PREFIX'ING, ppr. Putting before; previously appointing; establishing.

Webster Dictionary :: Prefixed

PREFIX'ED, pp. Set before; appointed beforehand; settled.

Webster Dictionary :: Prefix

PREFIX', v.t. [L. proefigo; proe, before, and figo, to fix.] 1. To put or fix be...

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