Words Containing PRIG

A person who is annoyingly self-righteous or proper.

Past tense of PRIG.

Agent noun of PRIG.

Plural of PRIGGERY.

Plural of PRIGGER.

Behavior or attitudes of a prig; self-righteousness.

Present participle of PRIG.

Plural of PRIGGING.

Self-righteously proper or fussy.

In a self-righteous and proper manner.

Excessive or arrogant properness.

Plural of PRIGGISHNESS.

The quality of being priggish; excessive propriety.

Plural of PRIGGISM.

Plural of PRIG.

A small shoot or twig of a plant.

Past tense of SPRIG.

A worker who strips tobacco leaves and binds them into books.

Plural of SPRIGGER.

Having more sprigs or twigs.

Most full of or resembling small branches.

Present participle of SPRIG.

Full of sprigs or small branches.

A supernatural being; a ghost or spirit.

Past tense of SPRIGHT.

Lively and full of spirit.

In a sprightful manner.

The quality of being sprightly or lively.

Present participle of SPRIGHT.

Lacking spirit; dull or sluggish.

More sprightly; more lively.

Superlative form of sprightly: most sprightly.

Liveliness and energy; animation.

Plural of SPRIGHTLINESS.

Full of life and energy.

Plural of SPRIGHT.

Plural of SPRIG.

The sharp-tailed grouse of western North America.

Plural of SPRIGTAIL.

In a vertical or erect position.

Past tense of UPRIGHT.

In a morally correct or just manner.

Present participle of UPRIGHT.

In an upright position or in an honorable manner.

The quality of being honest and moral.

Plural of UPRIGHTNESS.

Plural of UPRIGHT.