PRESTED | • prested v. Simple past tense and past participle of prest. • PREST v. (obsolete) to lend. |
PRESTER | • prester n. (Obsolete) A priest or presbyter. • prester n. A meteor or exhalation formerly supposed to be thrown from the clouds with such violence that by collision… • prester n. One of the veins of the neck when swollen with anger or other excitement. |
PRESTERILISE | • PRESTERILISE v. to sterilise in advance, also PRESTERILIZE. |
PRESTERILISED | • PRESTERILISE v. to sterilise in advance, also PRESTERILIZE. |
PRESTERILISES | • PRESTERILISE v. to sterilise in advance, also PRESTERILIZE. |
PRESTERILISING | • PRESTERILISE v. to sterilise in advance, also PRESTERILIZE. |
PRESTERILIZE | • presterilize v. To sterilize in advance. • PRESTERILIZE v. to sterilize in advance, also PRESTERILISE. |
PRESTERILIZED | • presterilized v. Simple past tense and past participle of presterilize. • PRESTERILIZE v. to sterilize in advance, also PRESTERILISE. |
PRESTERILIZES | • presterilizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of presterilize. • PRESTERILIZE v. to sterilize in advance, also PRESTERILISE. |
PRESTERILIZING | • presterilizing v. Present participle of presterilize. • PRESTERILIZE v. to sterilize in advance, also PRESTERILISE. |
PRESTERNA | • presterna n. Plural of presternum. • PRESTERNUM n. the anterior segment of the sternum. |
PRESTERNUM | • presternum n. (Anatomy) The anterior segment of the sternum; the manubrium. • PRESTERNUM n. the anterior segment of the sternum. |
PRESTERNUMS | • PRESTERNUM n. the anterior segment of the sternum. |
PRESTERS | • presters n. Plural of prester. • PRESTER n. a priest. |