primy
/ˈprʌɪmi/Chiefly poetic. Now rare
adjective
That is in its prime; indicative of (a person's) prime.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Shakespeare (1564–1616), playwright and poet. From prime + -y.
- acetic anhydride
- acetic ether
- acetic fermentation
- acetic series
- acetification
- acetifier
- acetify
- acetifying
- acetin
- aceto-
- acetoacetate
- acetoacetic acid
- acetoacetic ester
- acetobacter
- well-colored
- well-coloured
- well-commended
- well-compacted
- well-complexioned
- well-composed
- well-concealed
- well-conceived
- well-concerted
- well-concocted
- well-conditioned