prester
noun
pres·ter
ˈprestə(r)
plural -s
1
obsolete : a venomous snake
2
obsolete : a scorching whirlwind
3
archaic : a neck vein swollen with anger
Word History
Etymology
Middle English, from Latin, venomous snake, scorching whirlwind, from Greek prēstēr venomous snake, scorching whirlwind, neck vein swollen with anger, from prēthein to blow up, swell out, spout, blow into a flame
- stanchless
- stanchlessly
- stanchlier
- stanchliest
- stand
- stand a chance
- stand a chance of
- stand accused of
- stand around
- stand aside
- stand at attention
- stand at someone's side
- stand at/by someone's side
- stand back
- stand behind
- stand between
- stand by
- stand by someone's side
- stand fire
- stand firm
- stand for
- stand guard
- stand guard/watch
- stand head and shoulders above
- stand high with