Definition of Prees

1. n. Press; throng.

Definition of Prees

1. pree [v] - See also: pree

Lexicographical Neighbors of Prees

preengagement
preengagements
preengages
preengaging
preening
preeningly
preenings
preenrollment
preens
preequilibrated
preequilibrium
preerect
preerected
preerecting
preerects
prees (current term)
preestablish
preestablished
preestablishes
preestablishing
preestablishment
preeternity
preethical
preeve
preeved
preeves
preeving
preexamination
preexaminations
preexamine

Literary usage of Prees

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Antiquities of Shropshire by Robert William Eyton (1859)
"The Priest, mentioned in Domesday as a denizen of prees, was probably a Co-Rector of the Church ; i say a Co-Rector, for I cannot doubt that this Saxon ..."

2. The Broad Stone of Honour: Or, The True Sense and Practice of Chivalry by Kenelm Henry Digby (1846)
"It is here that I would repeat Chaucer's words: O little book, How darst thou put thyself in prees for drede ? ..."

3. Gold Seeking in South Africa: A Handbook of Hints for Intending Explorers by Theo Kassner (1902)
"On the Du prees Reef series it is noticed that two reefs combine in one large body of 90 feet in width. West of Johannesburg there are well-defined outcrops ..."

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