prisal
noun
pri·sal
ˈprīzəl
plural -s
1
obsolete : seizure (as of goods) under legal or customary privilege
2
obsolete
a
: the action of taking something as a prize of war
b
: something taken as a prize
Word History
Etymology
Anglo-French prisel, from Middle French prise seizure (from Old French) + Anglo-French -el -al
- make one's escape
- make one's flesh creep
- make one's hair curl
- make one's hair stand on end
- make one's home
- make one's mark
- make one's name
- make one's own
- make one's peace with
- make one's peace with (someone)
- make one's peace with someone
- make one's presence felt
- make one's presence felt/heard/known
- make one's presence heard
- make one's presence known
- make one's selection
- make one's toes curl
- make one's way
- make oneself at home
- make oneself clear
- make oneself known
- make oneself scarce
- make oneself useful
- make out
- make out like a bandit