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Webster Dictionary :: Prussic
PRUSSIC, a. The prussic acid is a compound of kyanogen or cyanogen, prussic gas ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prussiate
PRUSSIATE, n. A salt formed by the union of the prussic acid, or coloring matter...
Webster Dictionary :: Prussian
PRUSSIAN, a. [from Prussia.] Pertaining to Prussia. blue, a combination of iron ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pruriginous
PRURIG'INOUS, a. [L. pruriginosus, from prurigo, an itching, from prurio, to itc...
Webster Dictionary :: Prurient
PRU'RIENT, a. Itching; uneasy with desire.
Webster Dictionary :: Prurience
PRU'RIENCE PRU'RIENCY, n. [L. pruriens, prurio, to itch.] An itching, longing de...
Webster Dictionary :: Pruning-hook
PRU'NING-HOOK PRU'NING-KNIFE, n. An instrument used in pruning trees. It is of v...
Webster Dictionary :: Pruning
PRU'NING, ppr. Lopping off superfluous branches; trimming; clearing of what is s...
Webster Dictionary :: Pruniferous
PRUNIF'EROUS,a. [L. prunum, a plum, and fero, to bear.] Bearing plums.
Webster Dictionary :: Pruner
PRU'NER, n. One that prunes trees or removes what is superfluous.
Webster Dictionary :: Prunello
PRUNEL'LO, n. A kind of stuff of which clergymen's gowns are made. PRUNEL'LO , n...
Webster Dictionary :: Prunel
PRU'NEL, n. A plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Pruned
PRU'NED, pp. Divested of superfluous branches; trimmed. 1. Cleared of what is un...
Webster Dictionary :: Prune
PRU'NE, v.t. 1. To lop or cut off the superfluous branches of trees, to make the...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudish
PRU'DISH, a. [from prude.] Affectedly grave; very formal, precise or reserved; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudery
PRU'DERY, n. [from prude.] Affected scrupulousness; excessive nicety in conduct;...
