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81prim|ing — «PRY mihng», noun. 1. powder or other material used to set fire to an explosive. 2. a first coat of paint, oil, or sizing …
82prim|i|tiv|ism — «PRIHM uh tuh VIHZ uhm», noun. preference for the primitive, especially in art or religion: »Primitivism, for example, as illustrated by Picasso s concern with Negro art (Atlantic) …
83prim|i|tiv|is|tic — «PRIHM uh tuh VIHS tihk», adjective. of or characteristic of primitivism or primitivists …
84prim|i|tiv|ist — «PRIHM uh tuh vihst», noun, adjective. –n. a person who has a preference for the primitive, especially in art or religion. –adj. 1. of or having to do with primitive art or artists: »Jacob Epstein s primitivist work was not his best; he was… …
85prim|i|tiv|i|ty — «PRIHM uh TIHV uh tee», noun. primitive quality, character, or condition …
86prim|rose — «PRIHM rohz», noun, adjective. –n. 1. any one of a large group of plants with flowers of various colors, growing chiefly in the north temperate regions of Europe and Asia. The primrose is a perennial belonging to the primrose family. There are… …
87prim|u|la|ceous — «PRIHM yuh LAY shuhs», adjective. belonging to the primrose family. ╂[< New Latin Primulaceae the family name] …
88primætiall — obs. erron. form of primitial …
89primæval — etc.: see primeval, etc …
90Primærrute — Eine Primærrute (Pl.: Primærruter, dt.: Primärroute) ist eine mit einer Identifikationsnummer versehene Straße in Dänemark. Primærruter werden auch Hovedveje (dt.: Hauptstraßen) genannt und verbinden Landesteile und die großen Städte. Oft sind es …
