At a local coffee bar, a young woman was expounding on her idea of the perfect mate to some of her friends.
"The man I marry must be a shining light amongst company. He must be musical. Tell jokes. Sing. And stay home at night!"
An old granny overheard and spoke up, "Honey, if that"s all you want, get a TV!"
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PRIEST n. - ordained minister of the roman catholic or orthodox church, or of the anglican church (above a deacon and below a bishop). - (fem. Priestess) official minister of a non-christian religion. priesthood n. Priestly adj. [latin *presbyter]
PRIMAL adj. - primitive, primeval. - chief, fundamental. [latin: related to *prime1]
PRIMER n. Substance used to prime wood etc. - n. - elementary textbook for teaching children to read. - introductory book. [latin: related to *prime1]
PRIMUS n. Propr. Portable cooking stove burning vaporized oil. [latin, = first]
PRINCE consort n. (title conferred on) the husband of a reigning queen who is himself a prince. - n. (as a title usu. Prince) 1 male member of a royal family other than the reigning king. - ruler of a small state. - noble man in some countries. - (often foll. By of) chief or greatest (the prince of novelists). [latin princeps -cip-] - of wales n. (title conferred on) the eldest son and heir apparent of the british monarch. - regent n. Prince who acts as regent, esp. The future george iv.
PRIORY n. (pl. -ies) monastery governed by a prior or nunnery governed by a prioress. [anglo-french and medieval latin: related to *prior]
PRISON n. - place of captivity, esp. A building to which persons are committed while awaiting trial or for punishment. - custody, confinement. [latin prehendo seize]
PRISSY adj. (-ier, -iest) prim, prudish. prissily adv. Prissiness n. [perhaps from *prim, *sissy]
PRIVET n. Bushy evergreen shrub used for hedges. [origin unknown]
PROFIT and loss account n. Account showing net profit or loss at any time. - margin n. Profit after the deduction of costs. - —n. - advantage or benefit. - financial gain; excess of returns over outlay. —v. (-t-) 1 (also absol.) Be beneficial to. - obtain advantage or benefit (profited by the experience). at a profit with financial gain. [latin profectus: related to *proficient]
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