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gantry a framework that supports a missile or rocket prior to launch and facilitates construction and maintenance. [1/2 definitions]
grandfather clause a former law in certain southern U.S. states that exempted white voters from the literacy requirement if their ancestors voted prior to the Civil War, and that thus enlarged the white voting population, relative to the black. [1/2 definitions]
heretofore prior to this time; before now.
lie in state of a corpse, to be exhibited in public prior to burial so that others may pay their respects.
must3 grape juice prior to fermentation; unfermented wine.
Nathaniel "Sweetwater" Clifton U.S. multi-sport athlete, who played with the Harlem Globetrotters prior to becoming the first African American to sign a contract to play in the National Basketball Association (1950) (b.1922--d.1990).
Old Saxon a Low German dialect prior to the twelfth century.
pre- before; prior to. [1/2 definitions]
predecessor one who holds a position, job, or the like prior to another. [1/3 definitions]
prehistoric of, pertaining to, or existing in a time prior to written history.
prenatal prior to being born or giving birth.
presoak a cleaning agent in which laundry may be soaked prior to washing. [1/3 definitions]
race1 the political competition prior to an election. [1/8 definitions]
Roman calendar the lunar calendar used in ancient Rome prior to the adoption of the Julian calendar.
separate to discontinue living together as a married couple, either prior to or without obtaining a divorce. [1/12 definitions]
separation a legal arrangement in which married couples live separately either prior to or without obtaining a divorce. [1/4 definitions]
sol2 a coin and monetary unit of France prior to the French Revolution, worth one-twentieth of a livre or twelve deniers.
Zoroastrianism the religion of the Persians prior to their conversion to Islam, which is based on the belief in a supreme deity, Ahura Mazda, and which emphasizes the struggle between good and evil.