| PRANCERS | • prancers n. Plural of prancer. • PRANCER n. a horse that prances. |
| PRANCING | • prancing v. Present participle of prance. • prancing adj. (Dated, now uncommon) that prances. • prancing n. The act of one who prances. |
| PRANCKED | • prancked v. Simple past tense and past participle of prancke. • prancked v. Simple past tense and past participle of pranck. • PRANCKE v. (obsolete) to fold, pleat, also PRANCK. |
| PRANCKES | • pranckes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prancke. • PRANCKE v. (obsolete) to fold, pleat, also PRANCK. |
| PRANDIAL | • prandial adj. Of or pertaining to a meal, especially dinner. • PRANDIAL adj. of or relating to a meal. |
| PRANGING | • pranging v. Present participle of prang. • PRANG v. to cause to crash. |
| PRANKFUL | • prankful adj. Full of pranks; mischievous. • PRANKFUL adj. full of pranks. |
| PRANKIER | • prankier adj. Comparative form of pranky: more pranky. • PRANKY adj. of the nature of a prank. |
| PRANKING | • pranking v. Present participle of prank. • pranking n. (Archaic) A showy adornment. • pranking n. (Archaic) The playing of pranks; tomfoolery. |
| PRANKISH | • prankish adj. Given to or characterized by impishness or playfulness; mischievous. • PRANKISH adj. mischievous. |
| PRANKLED | • PRANKLE v. to prance lightly. |
| PRANKLES | • PRANKLE v. to prance lightly. |
| RESPRANG | • resprang v. Simple past tense of respring. • RESPRING v. to replace the springs of. |
| SOPRANOS | • sopranos n. Plural of soprano. • SOPRANO n. (Italian) the highest singing voice. |
| SPRANGLE | • sprangle v. (Intransitive) To sprawl or straggle. • SPRANGLE v. (US) to sprawl, to straggle. |
| UPSPRANG | • upsprang v. Simple past tense of upspring. • UPSPRING v. to spring up. |