| prince |
a high-ranking male member of a royal family, especially a son of a king or queen. [4 definitions] |
| Prince Albert |
a long double-breasted frock coat. |
| prince consort |
the husband of a reigning queen or other female sovereign. |
| princedom |
the area ruled by a prince; principality. [2 definitions] |
| Prince Edward Island |
a Canadian Maritime Province on an island east of New Brunswick. |
| princeling |
a minor or subordinate prince. |
| princely |
of, pertaining to, or belonging to a prince. [2 definitions] |
| Prince of Darkness |
Satan. |
| Prince of Peace |
Jesus Christ; the Messiah. |
| Prince of Wales |
a title held by the heir apparent to the British throne. |
| princess |
a female closely related to a monarch, esp. a daughter. [4 definitions] |
| principal |
first in status, value, or importance; chief; main. [4 definitions] |
| principality |
the area ruled by a prince. [2 definitions] |
| principally |
for the most part; chiefly. |
| principal parts |
in grammar, the main inflected forms of a verb, such as "freeze, froze, frozen," from which other inflected forms are derived. |
| principal's office |
the administrative office of the head of a school, sometimes seen particularly as the place where disciplinary action is carried out or where decisions with regard to discipline are made and announced. |
| principium |
a principle. |
| principle |
a law, doctrine, or assumption on which action or behavior is based. [4 definitions] |
| principled |
motivated by or having principles. |
| prink |
to dress up or adorn for show. [2 definitions] |
| print |
to reproduce (text or pictures) by transferring ink to a surface by means of mechanical pressure. [13 definitions] |