Þis wandes bath in _pris_ and _pres_.” --(Cott. MS. Vesp. A. iii. fol. 36a.) {Prese, Pres,} _sb._ press, A. 1114; _vb._ B. 1249. {Presens, Presente,} presence, A. 389; B. 8, 1496. Present, _vb._ B. 1217. Presonere, prisoner, B. 1217. Prest, ready, B. 147; C. 303. Ital. _presto_. Prestly, quickly, B. 628. Presyous, B. 1496. Pretermynable, A. 596. Preue, prove, A. 983; B. 704, 1748. Prisoner, B. 1297. Profecie, B. 1158, 1308. Profere, A. 235, 1200. Profert, B. 1463. Professye, A. 821. Profete, prophet, A. 797. Proper, A. 686. Propertéȝ, properties, A. 752. Property, A. 446. Prophete, A. 831; B. 1300. Prosessyoun, procession, A. 1096. Prouince, B. 1300. Pruddest, proudest, B. 1300. Prudly, proudly, B. 1379, 1466. See T. B. 857. Pryce, chief, B. 1308. Prymate, B. 1570. Pryncipale, B. 1531, 1781. Pryncipalté, dominion, B. 1672, 1738. {Priys, Prys,} value, worth, A. 272, 419, 755; B. 1117. See _Prese_. Prysoun, C. 79. Pryuely, B. 238. Pryuy, A. 12; _pryuyest_, B. 1748. Pulde, pulled, B. 1265. Pulle, draw, B. 68. Pure, _adj._ A. 227; B. 704; _vb._ B. 1116. {Purely, Purly,} A. 1004; B. 1660. Purpre, purple, A. 1016. Pursaunt, a sergeant, B. 1385. O.Fr. _pursuivant_. Pursue, B. 1177. Purtraye, B. 1465, 1536. Puryté, B. 1074. Pyche, pitch, fix, B. 477. Pye, B. 1465. Pyked, adorned, A. 1036. Pykeȝ, pick, choose, A. 573. Pyle, building, A. 686. Pyle, to rob, B. 1270, 1282. Fr. _piller_, to rob. Pylere, pillar, B. 1271. Pyne, _vb._ to torment, B. 1095; _sb._ pain, A. 330. Du. _pijnen_, to torture. Pyne = pynd, fasten, C. 79. A.S. _pyndan_, to shut in. Pynkardine, ? _perre carnadine_, carnelian stone (Marsh), B. 1472. Pyony, A. 44. Pytosly, pitifully, A. 370. Pyty, A. 1206. Pyȝt, fixed, placed (_pret._ of _pyche_), A. 117, 228, 742; B. 785.