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Webster Dictionary :: Pridingly
PRI'DINGLY, adv. With pride; in pride of heart.
Webster Dictionary :: Priding
PRI'DING, ppr. Indulging pride or self-esteem; taking pride; valuing one's self.
Webster Dictionary :: Prideless
PRI'DELESS, a. Destitute of pride; without pride.
Webster Dictionary :: Prideful
PRI'DEFUL, a. Full of pride; insolent; scornful.
Webster Dictionary :: Pride
PRIDE, n. 1. Inordinate self-esteem; an unreasonable conceit of one's own superi...
Webster Dictionary :: Prickwood
PRICK'WOOD, n. A tree of the genus Euonymus.
Webster Dictionary :: Pricksong
PRICK'SONG, n. A song set to music, or a variegated song; in distinction from a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prickpunch
PRICK'PUNCH, n. A piece of tempered steel with a round point, to prick a round m...
Webster Dictionary :: Prickmadam
PRICK'MADAM, n. A species of house-leek.
Webster Dictionary :: Prickly
PRICK'LY, a. Full of sharp points or prickles; armed with prickles; as a prickly...
Webster Dictionary :: Pricklouse
PRICK'LOUSE, n. A low word in contempt for a taylor.
Webster Dictionary :: Prickliness
PRICK'LINESS, n. [from prickly.] The state of having many prickles.
Webster Dictionary :: Prickle-back
PRICK'LE-BACK, n. A small fish, so named from the prickles on its back; the stic...
Webster Dictionary :: Prickle
PRICK'LE, n. In botany, a small pointed shoot or sharp process, growing from the...
Webster Dictionary :: Pricking
PRICK'ING, ppr. Piercing with a sharp point; goading; affecting with pungent pai...
Webster Dictionary :: Pricket
PRICK'ET, n. A buck in his second year.
