prie-dieu 
(prē-dyœ)
(prē-dyœ)n. pl. prie-dieus or prie-dieux (-dyœz)
1. A narrow, desklike kneeling bench with space above for a book or the elbows, for use by a person at prayer.
2. An armless, upholstered chair with a high straight back and a low seat.
[French prie-Dieu : prier, to pray (from Old French, from Latin precārī; see PRAY) + Dieu, God (from Old French; see ADIEU).]
prie-dieu- irrational number
- Irrawaddy
- irreal
- irreality
- irreclaimability
- irreclaimable
- irreclaimableness
- irreclaimably
- irreconcilability
- irreconcilable
- irreconcilably
- irrecoverable
- irrecoverably
- irrecusable
- irrecusably
- irredeemable
- irredeemably
- irredenta
- irredentism
- irredentist
- irreducibility
- irreducible
- irreducibleness
- irreducibly
- irrefragability