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Observation
The act or the faculty of observing or taking notice the act of seeing or of fixing the mind upon anything
Recaptor
One who recaptures one who takes a prize which had been previously taken
Prisage
A right belonging to the crown of England of taking two tuns of wine from every ship importing twenty tuns or more one before and one behind the mast By charter of Edward I butlerage was...
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Preeumlminent
Eminent above others prominent among those who are eminent superior in excellence surpassing or taking precedence of others rarely surpassing others in evil or in bad qualities as preeumlminent in guilt
Prehension
The act of taking hold seizing or grasping as with the hand or other member
Prender
The power or right of taking a thing before it is offered
Preoccupancy
The act or right of taking possession before another as the preoccupancy of wild land
Preoccupation
The act of preoccupying or taking possession of beforehand the state of being preoccupied prepossession
Presumption
The act of presuming or believing upon probable evidence the act of assuming or taking for granted belief upon incomplete proof
Presumptuous
Full of presumption presuming overconfident or venturesome audacious rash taking liberties unduly arrogant insolent as a presumptuous commander presumptuous conduct
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