priest |
pryest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb pryest is
(archaic) (
pry).
priest |
pliest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb pliest is
(archaic) (
ply).
priest |
prest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb prest is
(archaic) (
press) or
prest can be (obsolete|transitive) to give as a loan; to lend.
As a noun prest is
(rare) a payment of wages in advance.
As an adjective prest is
(obsolete) ready; prompt; prepared.
priest |
spriest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb spriest is
.
priest |
wriest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As an adjective wriest is
(
wry).
priest |
triest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb triest is
(
try).
priest |
pries |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb pries is
.
priest |
criest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As a verb criest is
(archaic) second-person singular present simple form of
cry .
priest |
driest |
As a proper noun priest
is .
As an adjective driest is
(
dry).
monks |
priest |
As nouns the difference between monks and priest
is that
monks is plural of lang=en while
priest is a religious clergyman who is trained to perform services or sacrifices at a church or temple.
As a verb priest is
to ordain as a priest.
As a proper noun Priest is
{{surname|lang=en}.
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