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prenoun
prenoun n.
Brit. 
/ˈpriːnaʊn/
, /ˈpriːnaʊn/U.S. /ˈpriˌnaʊn/
Grammar a word which usually precedes and is in close syntactical relation to a noun./ˈpriˌnaʊn/ΘΚΠ
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prenoun1851
prenominal1947
1851 W. Manneville Eng. Gram. Simplified 13 Prenouns (Articles) intended to give a more definite meaning to nouns: a book; the tree.
1946 L. Bloomfield in C. F. Hockett Leonard Bloomfield Anthol. (1970) 460 Particles (prenouns) appear before nouns in less variety than before verbs [in Algonquian].
1992 Afr. Lang. & Cultures Suppl. No. 1. 86 Abraham also took care, again more than Bargery, to illustrate the various inflectional forms of verbs, such as pre-noun direct object and pre-pronoun direct object forms.
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- grudger
- grudgers
- grudgery
- grudges
- grudging
- grudginglier
- grudgingliest
- grudgingly
- grudgingness
- grudgings
- grue
- grued
- grueful
- grueing
- gruel
- gruel force, or gruel of beef
- gruel forced
- gruel forced aforced
- gruel forced enforced
- gruel of almonds
- gruel of force
- gruel of force, or gruel of beef
- gruel-dish
- gruel-meal
- gruel-pot