Words Containing PRAT

A salt or ester of capric acid.

Plural of CAPRATE.

To rape or violate someone.

Past tense of CONSTUPRATE.

Third-person singular present tense of CONSTUPRATE.

Present participle of CONSTUPRATE.

The archaic act of rape or violation.

Plural of CONSTUPRATION.

A contemptible or insignificant person.

Plural of DANDIPRAT.

Alternative form of dandiprat.

Plural of DANDYPRAT.

A bronchodilator drug used to treat respiratory conditions.

Plural of IPRATROPIUM.

The buttocks or the fleshy part of the body you sit on.

To talk idly and at length about trivial matters.

Past tense of PRAT.

Comparative form of PRAT.

Plural of PRATER.

Plural of PRATE.

A fall onto the buttocks.

Past tense and past participle of pratfall.

Present participle of PRATFALL.

Plural of PRATFALL.

Simple past and past participle of pratfall.

A potato, especially in Irish usage.

Plural of PRATY.

A long-winged shorebird of the Old World.

Plural of PRATINCOLE.

Present participle of PRAT.

In a talkative and foolish manner.

Plural of PRATING.

Permission to use a port after quarantine clearance.

Plural of PRATIQUE.

Plural of PRAT.

A surname common in English-speaking countries.

Past tense of PRATT.

Present participle of PRATT.

To talk at length in a foolish or childish way.

A person who talks a lot and inconsequentially.

Plural of PRATTLEBOX.

Past tense of PRATTLE.

Foolish or childish talk.

Plural of PRATTLEMENT.

Agent noun of PRATTLE.

Plural of PRATTLER.

Plural of PRATTLE.

Present participle of PRATTLE.

In a manner of talking foolishly or at length.

Plural of PRATT.

An Irish term for a potato.

A small herring-like fish, often smoked or canned.

Plural of SPRAT.

To struggle or scramble.

Past tense of SPRATTLE.

Third-person singular present tense of SPRATTLE.

Present participle of SPRATTLE.

To ravish or debauch; to violate.

Past tense of STUPRATE.

Third-person singular present tense of STUPRATE.