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8,981- Premorse
- Premosaic
- Premotion
- Premunire
- Premunite
- Premunition
- Premunitory
- Prenasal
- Prenatal
- Prender
- Prenomen
- Prenominal
- Prenominate
- Prenomination
- Prenostic
- Prenote
- Prenotion
- Prensation
- Prentice
- Prenticehood
- Prenticeship
- Prenunciation
- Prenuncious
- Preoblongata
- Preobtain
- Preoccupancy
- Preoccupate
- Preoccupation
- Preoccupy
- Preocular
- Preominate
- Preopercular
- Preoperculum
- Preopinion
- Preoption
- Preoral
- Preorbital
- Preordain
- Preorder
- Preordinance
- Preordinate
- Preordination
- Preparable
- Preparation
- Preparative
- Preparatively
- Preparator
- Preparatory
- Prepare
- Prepared
- Preparer
- Prepay
- Prepayment
- Prepenial
- Prepense
- Prepensely
- Prepollence; Prepollency
- Prepollent
- Preponder
- Preponderance; Preponderancy
- Preponderant
- Preponderate
- Preponderatingly
- Preponderation
- Prepose
- Preposition
- Prepositional
- Prepositive
- Prepositor
- Prepositure
- Prepossess
- Prepossessing
- Prepossession
- Prepossessor
- Preposterous
- Prepostor
- Prepotency
- Prepotent
- Preprovide
- Prepubic
- Prepubis
- Prepuce
- Preputial
- Preraphaelism; Preraphaelitism
- Preraphaelite
- Preregnant
- Preremote
- Prerequire
- Prerequisite
- Preresolve
- Prerogative
- Prerogatived
- Prerogatively
- Presage
- Presageful
- Presagement
- Presager
- Presagious
- Presbyope
- Presbyopia
- Presbyopic
- Presbyopy
- Presbyte
- Presbyter
- Presbyteral
- Presbyterate
- Presbyteress
- Presbyterial
- Presbyterian
- Presbyterianism
- Presbyterium
- Presbytership
- Presbytery
- Presbytia
- Presbytic
- Presbytism
- Prescapula
- Prescapular
- Prescience
- Prescient
- Presciently
- Prescind
- Prescindent
- Prescious
- Prescribe
- Prescriber
- Prescript
- Prescriptibility
- Prescriptible
- Prescription
- Prescriptive
- Prescriptively
- Prescutum
- Preseance
- Preselect
- Presence
- Presensation
- Presension
- Present
- Present Value; Present Worth
- Presentable
- Presentaneous
- Presentation
- Presentative
- Presentee
- Presenter
- Presential
- Presentiality
- Presentiate
- Presentient
- Presentific
- Presentifical
- Presentiment
- Presentimental
- Presention
- Presentive
- Presently
- Presentment
- Presentness
- Presentoir
- Preservable
- Preservation
- Preservative
- Preservatory
- Preserve
- Preserver
- Preshow
- Preside
- Presidence
- Presidency
- President
- Presidential
- Presidentship
- Presider
- Presidial; Presidiary
- Presidiary
- Presiding
- Presidio
- Presignification
- Presignify
- Presphenoid
- Presphenoidal
- Prespinal
- Press
- Press Cake
- Press Proof
- Press Revise
- Press Work
- Pressboard
- Presser
- Pressgang
- Pressing
- Pression
- Pressiroster
- Pressirostral
- Pressitant
- Pressive
- Pressly
- Pressman
- Pressor
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Premorse
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828
Part of speech: adjective (a.)
Terminated abruptly, or as it bitten off. Premorse root or leaves (Bot.), such as have an abrupt, ragged, and irregular termination, as if bitten off short.