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prefund
prefund v.
Brit. 
/(ˌ)priːˈfʌnd/
, /(ˌ)priːˈfʌnd/U.S. /ˌpriˈfənd/
/ˌpriˈfənd/ΚΠ
1959 W. Reuther in H. M. Christman Sel. Papers (1961) 296 Proposals to prefund health care for older people—that is, to set aside money for it before retirement—are being advanced.
2002 Time 16 Sept. 88/3 If that's not enough security, a worthy alternative is a prepaid [credit] card... Parents ‘prefund’ the card, giving students access to a limited amount of money.
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- superabundances
- superabundancy
- superabundant
- superabundantly
- superaccession
- superaccessory
- superaccumulate
- superacetate
- superachiever
- superachievers
- superacid
- superacid salt
- superacidic
- superacidified
- superacidity
- superacidulated
- superacromial
- superact
- superactive
- superactivist
- superactivities
- superactivity
- superacute
- superadd
- superadded