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Webster Dictionary :: Predatory
PRED'ATORY, a. [L. proedatorius, from proeda, prey.] 1. Plundering; pillaging; c...
Webster Dictionary :: Predal
PRE'DAL, a. [L. proeda, prey.] Pertaining to prey. 1. Practicing plunder.
Webster Dictionary :: Predaceous
PREDA'CEOUS, a. [L. proedaceus, from proeda, prey, spoil.] Living by prey.
Webster Dictionary :: Precursory
PRECURS'ORY, a. Preceding as the harbinger; indicating something to follow; as p...
Webster Dictionary :: Precursor
PRECURS'OR, n. [L. proecursor, supra.] A forerunner; a harbinger; he or that whi...
Webster Dictionary :: Precurse
PRECURSE, n. precurs'. [L. proecursus, proecurro; proe and curro, to run.] A for...
Webster Dictionary :: Precontracting
PRECONTRACT'ING, ppr. Stipulating or covenanting beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Precontracted
PRECONTRACT'ED, pp. Previously contracted or stipulated; previously engaged by c...
Webster Dictionary :: Precontract
PRECON'TRACT, n. [pre and contract.] A contract previous to another. PRECONTRACT...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconstituting
PRECON'STITUTING, ppr. Constituting beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconstituted
PRECON'STITUTED, pp. Previously established.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconstitute
PRECON'STITUTE, v.t. [pre and constitute.] To constitute or establish beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconsign
PRECONSIGN, v.t. [pre and consign.] To consign beforehand; to make a previous co...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconization
PRECONIZA'TION, n. [L. proeconium, from proeco, a crier. A publishing by proclam...
Webster Dictionary :: Preconcerting
PRECONCERT'ING, ppr. Contriving and settling beforehand.
Webster Dictionary :: Preconcerted
PRECONCERT'ED, pp. Previously concerted or settled.
