| ARCHPRIESTS | • archpriests n. Plural of archpriest. • ARCHPRIEST n. a chief priest. |
| IMPROPRIETY | • impropriety n. (Uncountable) The condition of being improper. • impropriety n. (Countable) An improper act. • impropriety n. Improper language. |
| MASSPRIESTS | • mass␣priests n. Plural of mass priest. • MASSPRIEST n. a priest retained in chantries to say masses for the dead. |
| PRIESTCRAFT | • priestcraft n. The craft of performing the duties of a priest. • priestcraft n. (Derogatory) Priestly policy directed towards worldly ends. • PRIESTCRAFT n. priestly policy directed to worldly ends. |
| PRIESTESSES | • priestesses n. Plural of priestess. • PRIESTESS n. a female priest. |
| PRIESTHOODS | • priesthoods n. Plural of priesthood. • PRIESTHOOD n. the office, dignity, or character of a priest. |
| PRIESTLIEST | • priestliest adj. (Less common) superlative form of priestly: most priestly. • PRIESTLY adj. characteristic of a priest. |
| PRIESTLINGS | • priestlings n. Plural of priestling. • PRIESTLING n. a priest of low rank. |
| PRIESTSHIPS | • priestships n. Plural of priestship. • PRIESTSHIP n. the office of priest. |
| PROPRIETARY | • proprietary adj. Of or relating to property or ownership. • proprietary adj. Owning something; having ownership. • proprietary adj. Created or manufactured exclusively by the owner of intellectual property rights, as with a patent or trade secret. |
| PROPRIETIES | • proprieties n. Plural of propriety. • PROPRIETY n. properness, correct behaviour. |
| PROPRIETORS | • proprietors n. Plural of proprietor. • PROPRIETOR n. an owner. |
| PROPRIETRIX | • proprietrix n. (Dated) A female proprietor. • PROPRIETRIX n. a female proprietor, also PROPRIETRESS. |
| REPRIEVABLE | • reprievable adj. Able to be reprieved. • REPRIEVABLE adj. that can be reprieved. |
| UNPRIESTING | • unpriesting v. Present participle of unpriest. • UNPRIEST v. to divest of priesthood. |
| UNREPRIEVED | • unreprieved adj. Not reprieved. • UNREPRIEVED adj. not reprieved. |