| PRIVET | • privet n. Any of various shrubs and small trees in the genus Ligustrum. • privet interj. (Informal) hello, hi. • PRIVET n. a half-evergreen European shrub of the olive family. |
| DEPRIVE | • deprive v. (Transitive) To take something away from (someone) and keep it away; to deny someone something. • deprive v. (Transitive) To degrade (a clergyman) from office. • deprive v. (Transitive) To bereave. |
| PRIVETS | • privets n. Plural of privet. • PRIVET n. a half-evergreen European shrub of the olive family. |
| REPRIVE | • reprive v. Obsolete form of reprieve. • reprive v. To take back or away. • REPRIVE v. (Spenser) to reprieve, also REPREEVE, REPRYVE. |
| UPRIVER | • upriver adv. Towards the source of a river. • upriver adv. Against the current. • upriver adj. Towards the source of a river. |
| DEPRIVED | • deprived adj. Subject to deprivation; poor. • deprived v. Past participle of deprive. • DEPRIVE v. to take something away from. |
| DEPRIVER | • depriver n. One who deprives. • DEPRIVER n. one who deprives. |
| DEPRIVES | • deprives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of deprive. • DEPRIVE v. to take something away from. |
| REPRIVED | • reprived v. Simple past tense and past participle of reprive. • REPRIVE v. (Spenser) to reprieve, also REPREEVE, REPRYVE. |
| REPRIVES | • reprives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reprive. • REPRIVE v. (Spenser) to reprieve, also REPREEVE, REPRYVE. |
| UPRIVERS | • UPRIVER n. an area lying toward the source of a river. |
| DEPRIVERS | • deprivers n. Plural of depriver. • DEPRIVER n. one who deprives. |
| UNDEPRIVED | • undeprived adj. Not deprived. • UNDEPRIVED adj. not deprived. |
| DEPRIVEMENT | • deprivement n. Deprivation. • DEPRIVEMENT n. the act of depriving. |
| DEPRIVEMENTS | • deprivements n. Plural of deprivement. • DEPRIVEMENT n. the act of depriving. |