Words Starting With PRAN

A life force or vital energy in Hindu philosophy.

Plural of PRANA.

Alternative form of pranayama.

Breath control exercises in yoga.

Plural of PRANAYAMA.

Plural of PRANAYAM.

To move with high springing steps, as a horse.

Past tense of PRANCE.

Agent noun of PRANCE.

Plural of PRANCER.

Third-person singular present tense of PRANCE.

Present participle of PRANCE.

In a prancing manner.

Plural of PRANCING.

Obsolete form of prank, meaning to adorn showily.

An archaic spelling of prank, meaning to decorate showily.

Past tense of PRANCK.

Third-person singular present tense of PRANCKE.

Present participle of PRANCK.

Third-person singular present tense of PRANCK.

Of or relating to a meal.

Relating to or during a meal.

A crash or collision, especially of a vehicle or aircraft.

Past tense of PRANG.

Present participle of PRANG.

Plural of PRANG.

A practical joke or mischievous trick.

Past tense of PRANK.

Full of pranks; mischievous.

More pranky (comparative).

Most inclined to play pranks.

Present participle of PRANK.

In a showy or ostentatious manner.

Plural of PRANKING.

Naughtily or annoyingly playful.

In a mischievously playful way.

The tendency to play mischievous pranks.

Plural of PRANKISHNESS.

To prance or caper about.

Past tense of PRANKLE.

Third-person singular present tense of PRANKLE.

Present participle of PRANKLE.

Third-person singular present tense of PRANK.

Inclined to play pranks; mischievous.

A person who plays practical jokes on others.

Behavior typical of a prankster, playing jokes.

Plural of PRANKSTERISM.

Plural of PRANKSTER.

Characteristic of a prank; mischievous.