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Webster Dictionary :: Primogenitor
PRIMOGEN'ITOR, n. [L. primus, first, and genitor, father.] The first father or f...
Webster Dictionary :: Primogenial
PRIMOGE'NIAL, a. [L. primigenius. See Primigenial .] First born, made or generat...
Webster Dictionary :: Primness
PRIM'NESS, n. [from prim.] Affected formality or niceness; stiffness; preciseness.
Webster Dictionary :: Primity
PRIM'ITY, n. The state of being original. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Primitiveness
PRIM'ITIVENESS, n. State of being original; antiquity; conformity to antiquity.
Webster Dictionary :: Primitively
PRIM'ITIVELY, adv. Originally; at first. 1. Primarily; not derivatively. 2. Acco...
Webster Dictionary :: Primitive
PRIM'ITIVE, a. [L. primitivus; from primus, first.] 1. Pertaining to the beginni...
Webster Dictionary :: Primitial
PRIMI'TIAL, a. Being of the first production.
Webster Dictionary :: Primipilar
PRIMIP'ILAR, a. [L. primipilus, the centurion of the first cohort of a Roman leg...
Webster Dictionary :: Priming-wire
PRI'MING-WIRE, n. A pointed wire, used to penetrate the vent of a piece, for exa...
Webster Dictionary :: Priming
PRI'MING, ppr. Putting powder in the pan of a fire-arm. 1. Laying on the first c...
Webster Dictionary :: Primigenous
PRIMIG'ENOUS, a. [supra.] First formed or generated; original; as semi-primigeno...
Webster Dictionary :: Primigenial
PRIMIGE'NIAL, a. [L. primigenius; primus, first, and genus, kind, or gignor, to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Primevous
PRIME'VOUS, a. Primeval.
Webster Dictionary :: Primeval
PRIME'VAL, a. [L. primus, first, and oevum, age, primoevus.] Original; primitive...
Webster Dictionary :: Primero
PRIME'RO, n. A game at cards.
