| APPRIZINGS | • apprizings n. Plural of apprizing. • APPRIZING n. (archaic) the sheriff's sentence directing property to be apprized. |
| COMPRIZING | • comprizing v. Present participle of comprize. • COMPRIZE v. to include or contain, also COMPRISE. |
| DISPRIZING | • disprizing v. Present participle of disprize. • DISPRIZE v. to depreciate. |
| MISPRIZERS | • MISPRIZER n. one who misprizes. |
| MISPRIZING | • misprizing v. Present participle of misprize. • MISPRIZE v. to undervalue, also MISPRISE. |
| OUTPRIZING | • outprizing v. Present participle of outprize. • OUTPRIZE v. (Shakespeare) to exceed in estimation. |
| OVERPRIZED | • overprized v. Simple past tense and past participle of overprize. • OVERPRIZE v. to prize excessively; to overvalue. |
| OVERPRIZES | • overprizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of overprize. • OVERPRIZE v. to prize excessively; to overvalue. |
| PRIZEFIGHT | • prizefight n. A professional boxing match, in which two boxers compete for a prize (usually money). • PRIZEFIGHT n. a professional boxing match. |
| PRIZEWOMAN | • PRIZEWOMAN n. a woman winning a prize. |
| PRIZEWOMEN | • PRIZEWOMAN n. a woman winning a prize. |
| SURPRIZING | • surprizing v. Present participle of surprize. • SURPRIZE v. to come upon unexpectedly, also SURPRISE. |
| UNDERPRIZE | • underprize v. (Transitive) To undervalue; to underestimate. • UNDERPRIZE v. to value too little. |
| UNPRIZABLE | • unprizable adj. (Obsolete) Not prized or valued; without value; not worth capturing. • unprizable adj. (Obsolete) Invaluable; whose value is beyond estimation. • UNPRIZABLE adj. (Shakespeare) worthless. |