propine
/ˈprəʊpʌɪn/(also propyne) Scottish. Now historical and rare
noun
Something presented or offered as a gift; a present; (occasionally) a gratuity. Formerly also in extended use: †a tribute in words; a toast (obsolete ).
Origin
Late Middle English. From Middle French propine (French †propine) gratuity and its etymon post-classical Latin propina.
- apperception
- apperceptive
- appertain
- appestat
- appetence
- appetency
- appetiser
- appetising
- appetite
- appetitive
- appetizer
- appetizing
- appetizingly
- Appian Way
- applaud
- applaudable
- applaud (or cheer) someone to the echo
- applause
- applause line
- applause meter
- apple
- apple aphid
- apple aphis
- apple banana
- apple bee