| IMPRUDENT | • imprudent adj. Not prudent; lacking prudence or discretion; indiscreet; injudicious; not paying attention to the consequences… • IMPRUDENT adj. not prudent, rash. |
| OUTSPRUNG | • outsprung v. Past participle of outspring. • OUTSPRING v. to spring out. |
| PRUDENCES | • prudences n. Plural of prudence. • PRUDENCE n. the quality of being prudent. |
| PRUDENTLY | • prudently adv. In a prudent manner. • PRUDENT adv. cautious, wise and discreet in conduct. |
| PRUDERIES | • pruderies n. Plural of prudery. • PRUDERY n. a person with affected modesty. |
| PRUDISHLY | • prudishly adv. In a prudish manner. • PRUDISH adv. marked by prudery. |
| PRUNELLAS | • prunellas n. Plural of prunella. • PRUNELLA n. a strong silk or woollen material, formerly used for academic and clerical gowns and women's shoes, also PRUNELLE. |
| PRUNELLES | • prunelles n. Plural of prunelle. • PRUNELLE n. (French) a strong silk or woollen material, formerly used for academic and clerical gowns and women's shoes, also PRUNELLA. |
| PRUNELLOS | • prunellos n. Plural of prunello. • PRUNELLO n. (Italian) a fine kind of prune, esp. one made from a greengage. |
| PRURIENCE | • prurience n. The quality of being prurient. • PRURIENCE n. the state of being prurient, also PRURIENCY. |
| PRURIENCY | • pruriency n. Prurience. • PRURIENCY n. the state of being prurient, also PRURIENCE. |
| PRUSIKING | • prusiking v. Present participle of prusik. • PRUSIK v. (German) to climb using mountaineering slings. |
| PRUSSIATE | • prussiate n. (Chemistry, obsolete) A ferricyanide, ferrocyanide or cyanide. • PRUSSIATE n. a salt of prussic acid; a cyanide. |
| SCALPRUMS | • SCALPRUM n. (Latin) a surgeon's rasping instrument. |
| SPRUCIEST | • spruciest adj. Superlative form of sprucy: most sprucy. • SPRUCY adj. neat and trim. |
| SPRUIKERS | • spruikers n. Plural of spruiker. • SPRUIKER n. (Australian slang) one who spruiks, harangues people in public. |
| SPRUIKING | • spruiking v. Present participle of spruik. • SPRUIK v. (Australian slang) of a showman, etc., to harangue people in public. |
| SPRUSHING | • SPRUSH v. (Scots) to spruce, make neat. |
| UPRUNNING | • uprunning v. Present participle of uprun. • UPRUN v. to run up. |
| UPRUSHING | • uprushing adj. That uprushes or rushes upward. • uprushing n. Gerund of uprush: the action of something that rushes upward. • uprushing v. Present participle of uprush. |