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Webster Dictionary :: Premonish
PREMON'ISH, v.t. [L. proemoneo; proe and moneo, to warn.] To forewarn; to admoni...
Webster Dictionary :: Premium
PRE'MIUM, n. [L.] Properly, a reward or recompense; a prize to be won by competi...
Webster Dictionary :: Premiss
PREM'ISS, n. Antecedent proposition. [Rarely used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Premises
PREM'ISES, n. [L. proemissa.] 1. In logic, the two first propositions of a syllo...
Webster Dictionary :: Premise
PREMI'SE, v.t. s as z. [L. proemissus, proemitto, to send before.] 1. To speak o...
Webster Dictionary :: Premiership
PRE'MIERSHIP, n. The office or dignity of the first minister of state.
Webster Dictionary :: Premier
PRE'MIER, a. [L. primus, first.] First; chief; principal; as the premier place; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Premices
PREM'ICES, n. [L. primitioe, primus.] First fruits. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Premerit
PREMER'IT, v.t. [pre and merit.] To merit or deserve beforehand. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Premeditation
PREMEDITA'TION, n. [L. proemeditatio.] 1. The act of meditating beforehand; prev...
Webster Dictionary :: Premeditating
PREMED'ITATING, ppr. Previously meditating; contriving or intending beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Premeditately
PREMED'ITATELY, adv. With previous meditation.
Webster Dictionary :: Premeditated
PREMED'ITATED, pp. Previously considered or meditated. 1. Previously contrived, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Premeditate
PREMED'ITATE, v.t. [L. proemeditor; proe, before, and meditor, to mediate.] To t...
Webster Dictionary :: Prematureness
PREMATU'RENESS PREMATU'RITY, n. Ripeness before the natural or proper time. 1. T...
Webster Dictionary :: Prematurely
PREMATU'RELY, adv. Too soon; too early; before the proper time; as fruits premat...
