prier |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a noun prier
is a person who pries.
pried |
prier |
As a verb pried
is (
pry).
As a noun prier is
a person who pries.
prier |
pries |
As a noun prier
is a person who pries.
As a verb pries is
.
crier |
prier |
As nouns the difference between crier and prier
is that
crier is one who cries while
prier is a person who pries.
As a proper noun Crier
is {{surname|lang=en}.
plier |
prier |
As nouns the difference between plier and prier
is that
plier is one who plies while
prier is a person who pries.
prier |
frier |
As nouns the difference between prier and frier
is that
prier is a person who pries while
frier is an alternative spelling of lang=en.
prier |
drier |
As nouns the difference between prier and drier
is that
prier is a person who pries while
drier is one who, or that which, dries; a desiccative.
As an adjective drier is
comparative of dry.
wrier |
prier |
As an adjective wrier
is comparative of wry.
As a noun prier is
a person who pries.
prier |
priar |
As nouns the difference between prier and priar
is that
prier is a person who pries while
priar is obsolete form of prayer.
prier |
prior |
As nouns the difference between prier and prior
is that
prier is a person who pries while
prior is prior (high-ranking member of a monastery).
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