| PRY | • pry v. (Intransitive). • pry v. (Transitive, obsolete) To peer at (something) closely; also, to look into (A matter, etc.) thoroughly. • pry n. An act of prying; a close and curious look. |
| PRYER | • pryer n. A person who pries; a pry. • Pryer prop.n. A surname. • PRYER n. one who pries, also PRIER. |
| PRYERS | • pryers n. Plural of pryer. • Pryers prop.n. Plural of Pryer. • PRYER n. one who pries, also PRIER. |
| PRYING | • prying v. Present participle of pry. • prying n. The act of one who pries. • PRYING adj. inquisitive. |
| PRYINGLY | • pryingly adv. In a prying manner. • PRYING adv. inquisitive. |
| PRYINGS | • pryings n. Plural of prying. • PRYING n. the act of prying. |
| PRYS | • Prys prop.n. Plural of Pry. • PRYS v. (obsolete) to price. |
| PRYSE | • PRYSE v. (Spenser) to pay for. |
| PRYSED | • PRYSE v. (Spenser) to pay for. |
| PRYSES | • PRYSE v. (Spenser) to pay for. |
| PRYSING | • PRYSE v. (Spenser) to pay for. |
| PRYTANEA | • prytanea n. Plural of prytaneum. • PRYTANEUM n. (Greek) an ancient Greek town hall. |
| PRYTANEUM | • prytaneum n. (Historical) The town hall in an Ancient Greek city. • PRYTANEUM n. (Greek) an ancient Greek town hall. |
| PRYTHEE | • prythee interj. Alternative spelling of prithee. • PRYTHEE interj. used to express a request, also PRITHEE. |