supprime
/səˈpriːm/Now rare and nonstandard
verb
[with object] = suppress.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in William Caxton (1415x24–1492), printer, merchant, and diplomat. From (i) Middle French supprimer, (rare) suppremer.
- window dressing
- windowed
- window frame
- windowing
- window ledge
- windowless
- window of opportunity
- window of vulnerability
- windowpane
- windowpane flounder
- Window Rock
- Windows
- window seat
- window-shop
- window shopper
- window shopping
- windowsill
- Alforian
- alforja
- Alfred
- Alfredian
- Alfredian English
- Alfredo
- al fresco
- Alfrician