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prepay
To pay for something in advance.
preponderance
The greater amount or majority of something.
preposition
A word that links nouns to other words.
preposterous
absurd or ridiculous; contrary to reason
prepped
Prepared or made ready for something.
prepping
The act of preparing for an event or situation.
preppy
A style associated with classic, upscale clothing.
prequel
A work that precedes another in story.
prerequisite
Something required before another can happen.
prerogative
A right or privilege exclusive to someone.
presbyterians
Members of a Protestant Christian denomination.
presbytery
A body of elders in a church.
preschool
An educational setting for young children.
preschooler
Child aged three to five years old.
prescient
Having knowledge of events before they happen.
prescott
A city in Arizona known for its history.
prescribe
to officially recommend a treatment.
prescription
A doctor's order for medication.
prescriptive
relating to rules or guidelines.
preseason
The period before the main season starts.
presence
The state of being in a place.
present
A gift given to someone on a special occasion.
present company excepted
excluding those present
present company excluded
excluding those present