pre-vailˈing (pre᷵-vālˈĭng), most common, predominant.
prevˈa-lence (prĕvˈȧ-lĕns), general existence.
prey (prā), any animal that may be seized by another to be devoured.
prickˈing (prĭkˈĭng), stinging.
prickˈly-pear (prĭkˈlĭ-pâr), a flat-jointed, sharp-pointed cactus having pear-shaped fruit.
priˈma-cy (prīˈmȧ-sĭ), first rank.
pri-meˈval (prī-mēˈvăl), first, original.
primˈi-tive (prĭmˈĭ-tĭv), first, original.
prince of bragˈgarts (prĭns of brăgˈȧrts), chief of boasters.
Prince of Orange, William III of England.