* pris|i' nf guidance, leadership
prisk|o'·n vt to spray
prish· vt 1 to break, ruin, spoil 2 to break [a mechanism/agreement] 3 to break [ ] apart/down; unravel, untangle, loosen up [ ] 4 to break [a larger piece of money into smaller amounts], change; spend [an amount of money] 5 to delete, strike [ ] out 6 [Fig] to mess/foul [ ] up 7 [Colloq] to deflower [a virgin]; rape 8 to bring [ ] to an orgasm 9 [Fig Colloq] to refuse <>'s [request] • prish· bletėn to take the beehive apart to get at the honey • prish· bucela e bė·n kėnaēe to break something of great value in order to make something of little value • prish· bucela e bėn kėnaēe to ruin something of great value in order to fix something of little value • prish· buzėt to make a grimace • i prish· curlet me [ ] "break shawms with [ ]" to stop being friends with [ ] • prish· ēehren to express sudden unhappiness in one's countenance: put on a sad face, {}'s face falls • <> prish· ēupėrinė to deprive <> of her virginity: deflower <> • <>a prish· fiqirin 1 to change <>'s mind 2 to make <> confused, confuse <> • i prish·pl fjalėt to exchange bitter words, have a terrible argument, quarrel • prish· fytyrėn to express sudden unhappiness in one's countenance: put on a sad face, {}'s face falls
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