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PRASE, n. s as z. A silicious mineral; a subspecies of quartz of a leek green co...
PRASON, n. pra'sn. [Gr.] A leek; also, a sea weed green as a leek.
PRATE, v.i. To talk much and without weight, or to little purpose; to be loquaci...
PRA'TER, n. One that talks much to little purpose, or on trifling subjects.
PRAT'IC PRA'TING, ppr. Talking much on a trifling subject; talking idly.
PRA'TINGLY, adv. With much idle talk; with loquacity.
PRATIQUE, n. In commerce, primarily, converse; intercourse; the communication be...
PRAT'TLE, v.i. [dim. of prate.] To talk much and idly; to be loquacious on trifl...
PRAT'TLEMENT, n. Prattle.
PRAT'TLER, n. An idle talker.
PRAT'TLING, ppr. Talking much on trivial affairs.
PRAV'ITY, n. [L. pravitas, from pravus, crooked, evil.] Deviation from right; mo...
PRAWN. n. A small crustaceous fish of the genus Cancer, with a serrated snout be...
PRAX'IS, n. [L. from the Gr. See Practice .] Use; practice. 1. An example or for...
PRAY, v.i. [L. precor; proco; this word belongs to the same family as preach and...
PRA'YER, n. In a general sense, the act of asking for a favor, and particularly ...