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NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases part 49. The small but very concise NTC's Pocket Dictionary of Words and Phrases offers 6,000 basic and common English words plus 6,000 basic and common English idioms and phrases. You will find this portable title essential in the classroom, at home, or traveling, when you need help to recall word and phrase meanings. | practice what you preach tor or a lawyer. 4. iv. to rehearse. 5. tv. to work at a skill over and over in order to become better at it. 6. tv. to do something to make a habit of something. 7. tv. to work in medicine or law. OUT OF PRACTICE practice what you preach to do what you advise other people to do. prairie prer i n. a very large area of land that is covered with different kinds of grasses and other plants. praise prez 1. n. saying that someone or something is good the use of words to express satisfaction or a favorable judgment. Singular or plural with the same meaning but not countable. 2. tv. to express satisfaction with someone or something to talk about the good things someone or something does or how good someone or something is. 3. tv. to worship someone or God with words or songs. DAMN SOMEONE OR SOMETHING WITH FAINT PRAISE SING SOMEONE S PRAISES prank prAgk n. a trick or joke that is played on someone. prankster prAgk st n. someone who plays a trick or joke on someone. pray pre 1. iv. to give thanks to God to say a prayer to God to ask God or some religious being or figure for something. 2. tv. to pray as in Q asking that something will happen the way one wants. The object is a clause with that . pray for something to ask God for something. prayer prer 1. n. communication with God or some other religious being or figure. 2. n. the words one uses when worshiping or praying to God. IN someone s prayers preach pritj 1. iv. to give a sermon to talk about something religious. 2. tv. to deliver a sermon to deliver a particular message through a sermon. The object can be a clause with that @. PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH preacher pritj n. someone who preaches the leader of a church a minister. Less formal than minister. precious prej @s 1. adj. very valuable worth a lot of money. Adv preciously. 2. adj. very much loved very dear to someone cherished. Figurative on Q. Adv preciously. 3. adj. charming and cute. Adv preciously precious few and precious little very
