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Webster Dictionary :: Privation
PRIVA'TION, n. [L. privatio, from privo. See Private .] 1. The state of being de...
Webster Dictionary :: Privateness
PRI'VATENESS, n. Secrecy; privacy. 1. Retirement; seclusion from company or soci...
Webster Dictionary :: Privately
PRI'VATELY, adv. In a secret manner; not openly or publicly. 1. In a manner affe...
Webster Dictionary :: Privateer
PRIVATEE'R, n. [from private.] A ship or vessel of war owned and equipped by a p...
Webster Dictionary :: Private
PRI'VATE, a. [L. privatus, from privo, to bereave, properly to strip or separate...
Webster Dictionary :: Privado
PRIVA'DO, n. A secret friend. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Privacy
PRI'VACY, n. [form private.] A state of being in retirement from the company or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prithee
PRITH'EE, a corruption of pray thee, as I prithee; but it is generally used with...
Webster Dictionary :: Pristine
PRIS'TINE, a. [L. pristinus. See Prior and Proe.]original; primitive; as the pri...
Webster Dictionary :: Prisonment
PRIS'ONMENT, n. Confinement in a prison; imprisonment. [The latter is commonly u...
Webster Dictionary :: Prisoning
PRIS'ONING, ppr. Confining; imprisoning.
Webster Dictionary :: Prisoner
PRIS'ONER, n. One who is confined in a prison by legal arrest or warrant. 1. A p...
Webster Dictionary :: Prisoned
PRIS'ONED, pp. Imprisoned; confined; restrained.
Webster Dictionary :: Prison-house
PRIS'ON-HOUSE, n. A house in which prisoners are confined; a jail. Judg 16.
Webster Dictionary :: Prison-base
PRIS'ON-BASE, n. A kind of rural sports; commonly called prison-bars.
Webster Dictionary :: Prison
PRISON, n. priz'n. [L. prendo.] 1. In a general sense, any place of confinement ...
