preplace
/priːˈpleɪs/verb
1To put in place beforehand.
2 Stock Market. To sell (shares, holdings, etc.) to a buyer or group of buyers in advance of a public sale.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Atlanta Constitution. From pre- + place.
- rooster tail
- roosting place
- roost tree
- root
- rootable
- rootage
- root and branch
- Root and Branch Bill
- root and brancher
- root and branch party
- Root and Branch Petition
- root and branch policy
- root and branch reform
- root aorist
- root-a-toot
- root ball
- root-balled
- root beer
- root beetle
- root-bound
- root bread
- root canal
- root cap
- root cause
- root cellar