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Webster Dictionary :: Prizer
PRI'ZER, n. One that estimates or sets the value of a thing.
Webster Dictionary :: Prized
PRI'ZED, pp. Rated; valued; esteemed.
Webster Dictionary :: Prize-fighter
PRI'ZE-FIGHTER, n. One that fights publicly for a reward.
Webster Dictionary :: Prize
PRIZE, n. 1. That which is taken from an enemy in war; any species of goods or p...
Webster Dictionary :: Privy-seal
PRIV'Y-SEAL PRIVY-SIG'NET, n. In England, the seal which the king uses previousl...
Webster Dictionary :: Privy-counselor
PRIVY-COUN'SELOR, n. A member of the privy council. Privy-counselors are made by...
Webster Dictionary :: Privy
PRIV'Y, a. [L. privus. See Private .] 1. Private; pertaining to some person excl...
Webster Dictionary :: Privity
PRIV'ITY, n. Privacy; secrecy; confidence. I will to you, in privity, discover t...
Webster Dictionary :: Privily
PRIV'ILY, adv. [from privy.] Privately; secretly. --False teachers among you, wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Privileging
PRIV'ILEGING, ppr. Investing with a peculiar right or immunity.
Webster Dictionary :: Privileged
PRIV'ILEGED, pp. Invested with a privilege; enjoying a peculiar right or immunit...
Webster Dictionary :: Privilege
PRIV'ILEGE, n. [L. privilegium; privus, separate, private, and lex, law; origina...
Webster Dictionary :: Privet
PRIV'ET, n. A plant of the genus Ligustrum. The evergreen privet is of the genus...
Webster Dictionary :: Privativeness
PRIV'ATIVENESS, n. Notation of the absence of something.
Webster Dictionary :: Privatively
PRIV'ATIVELY, adv. by the absence of something. 1. Negatively. The duty of the n...
Webster Dictionary :: Privative
PRIV'ATIVE, a. Causing privation. 1. Consisting in the absence of something; not...
