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a
abdicate
aboriginal
absence
accend
accent
ache
acre
adam
advocate
affair
agape
agree
allegory
almanack
alway
always
amadavad
amongst
amphibole
analogical
anger
answer
antagonist
antimony
apostle
apothesis
appetency
aquarian
arbor
archical
archprimate
art
article
artotyrite
assign
at
auricula
authentical
author
avail
average
b
baboon
baptistery
bashaw
bat
battle
bawl
bear
believer
benefit
best
bicarbonate
biotina
birthright
bishop
blaast
bless
blow
board
book
boot
bourgeois
brahma
brazen
break
bring
brother
bucanier
burn
by
caledonian
canary-bird
cap
carbureted
carcass
cardinal
cartulary
case
cash
catacomb
cattle
cave
celt
celtic
censure
chabasite
chair
challenge
chancellor
chapel
chattel
check
checked
checkt
cheerer
chert
chess
chief
christianite
circle
coarse
cobalt
coin
college
column
commodity
compensate
con
conceal
concenter
concentration
concern
conciliate
concussion
conquest
conscience
considerable
consistory
console
conspire
constitute
contrive
control
controll
cony
correption
corymb
cost
cows-lip
cowslip
crayon
crichtonite
cripple
cross-bearer
crystaline
cyme
dance
deaconess
decrement
deer
defloration
deflour
defloured
deflouring
degenerate
depressor
derivative
derive
designation
detest
devise
devoir
dike
diopside
disburse
discretion
discuss
disease
dispense
dispute
distinguish
disturb
dom
down
dread
dress
drift
dry
dubious
earnest
earth
eclat
economy
ecstasy
egotism
elegancy
elementary
eloquence
emarginated
ember-goose
emotion
encroach
engross
enjoin
espouse
etiquet
etymology
etymon
exchange
execrate
exhort
exist
expand
expiate
explore
express
extricate
fair
faith
fall
falter
fancy
fate
father
fear
fee
feel
fend
feoffment
festivity
feud
fierce
file
find
fisc
fit
flag
flare
flaw
flesh
float
flourish
flower
fly
foal
fold
fortuitous
fountain-head
fresh
fulsome
fundamental
fundamentally
furnish
g
generosity
generous
genitive
genius
glance
goat-sucker
good
grace
grape
grotto
ground
harness
haze
heart
her
heresy
hieroglyphic
highland
horrid
humboldite
hundred
hymn
hysterics
icelandic
idocrase
impress
imprimatur
imprimery
imprimis
imprint
incarcerate
incognizable
indecomposable
inert
insolent
intelligence
intention
interlard
isomorphism
isomorphous
jehovah
job
jockey
joyous
junto
just
language
latch
lateral
lay
lecture
lief
life
literal
literally
lock
longprimer
look
lop
loth
lurch
magnesia
mandamus
mark
mass
meal
merry
might
mild
militia
mind
minister
mobile
mode
model
moral
motley
motto
muse
myrmidon
nail
nebulab
nebule
need
neither
nephelin
nepheline
neuter
neutral
nomad
north
notary
notion
number
ob
occur
october
of
olefiant
opiate
opportune
oppress
ordinarily
origin
original
originally
originary
ornament
ostrich
our
pagil
palladium
palpation
palpitate
pan
pannier
paradise
pare
parliament
parlor
pegmatite
peridodecahedral
perihexahedral
perioctahedral
persevere
person
philology
phylactery
piston
pitch
pittance
plague
planet
platonism
play
plight
policy
polyanthos
postern
potential
power
pratique
precarious
precision
premices
premier
presbyter
pretense
prevail
prick
priest
prim
primacy
primal
primarily
primary
primate
primatial
primatical
prime
primely
primer-fine
primer-seizin
primero
primeval
primevous
primigenial
primigenous
primipilar
primitial
primitive
primitively
primitiveness
primity
primness
primogenial
primogenitor
primogeniture
primogenitureship
primordial
primordian
primordiate
primp
primrose
principal
principle
print
pristine
pro
probity
proceeds
profile
profit
proportional
propriety
prorogue
proselyte
prostration
punish
purchase
purview
put
quarrel
quarter
quick
quicken
quit
quite
ra
radical
radically
radix
rain
rapid
rath
ratio
reach
read
ready
reck
recusant
red
reek
reformation
refraction
refuse
refute
relent
remote
repress
reprimand
restore
restrain
revolution
rhetoric
rifle
rough
row
ruderary
rudiment
rugous
sack
sad
sailer
sake
salacious
sale
same
sarcasm
sate
saucy
scald
scatter
scene
school
schooling
schoolmaster
scoff
scope
screen
scripture
sea
season
second-hand
secondarily
secular
seed-leaf
seek
semi-primigenous
semi-protolite
series
severity
shall
shore
sick
silcia
silex
sill
sinister
slay
sling
smack
smite
sneap
sneb
snib
snub
some
son
soss
span
spar
specific
specifical
spell
spend
spire
spirit
spout
squadron
stab
stable
staff
stag
stake
stall
stanch
stand
staple
stave
stem
ster
stick
still
stop
storm
stove
stover
strip
stripling
strive
stun
subcarbureted
submission
suborn
suppress
surrogate
swarm
swear
table
tackle
tag
taint
take
tanistry
tart
task
team
tempest
temple
tempt
tense
testaceous
theme
thimble
thing
thorp
thought
tidy
tight
time
toe
tone
tort
transition
trappings
trespass
tribe
trouble
umboldilite
unessential
universal
uranite
valiant
valid
van
vanish
variolite
vast
venus
vertex
vertical
view
vigil
vigilance
virtue
volubility
volume
wake
wanton
war
warrant
weak
weal
weather
weep
welk
west
whack
whitsuntide
wic
wicked
wield
wind
wit
worth
xerophagy
yard
yellow
zircon
zurlite



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1828 Definition

PRIM, a. Properly, straight; erect; hence, formal; precise; affectedly nice.

PRIM, v.t. To deck with great nicety; to form with affected preciseness.

1913 Definition
Prim (prim)
n.(?)
Prim
[See Privet.] (Bot)
  1. The privet.
  2. Formal; precise; affectedly neat or nice; as, prim regularity; a prim person.
    Swift.
  3. To deck with great nicety] to arrange with affected preciseness; to prink.
  4. To dress or act smartly.
    [R.]

1828 dictionary
Noah Says...
An attempt to conduct the affairs of a free government with wisdom and impartiality, and to preserve the just rights of all classes of citizens, without the guidance of Divine precepts, will certainly end in disappointment. God is the supreme moral Governor of the world He has made, and as He Himself governs with perfect rectitude, He requires His rational creatures to govern themselves in like manner. If men will not submit to be controlled by His laws, He will punish them by the evils resulting from their own disobedience.…
 Letter to David McClure :: October 25, 1837 




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