Prussian
/ˈprʌʃ(ə)n/adjective
Relating to the former kingdom of Prussia: her eldest daughter was married to the Prussian Crown Prince...
- In 1831 he moved to Rome as organist to the Prussian ambassador.
- He personified the Protestant work ethic and the Prussian sense of duty.
- There was something decidedly Prussian in her way of speaking.
noun
A native or inhabitant of Prussia: a general advance pushed the Prussians from the field...
- Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny.
- When the Prussians withdrew in 1867, the fortifications were larger than the city of Luxembourg.
- He was captured by the Prussians and deposed, spending the rest of his life in exile in England.
Rhymes
- dauphin
- dauphinois
- dauphinoise
- Dauphiné
- Davao
- daven
- davenport
- David
- David, Elizabeth
- David, Jacques-Louis
- David, St
- Davie
- Davies, Robertson
- Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
- Davies, W. H.
- da Vinci, Leonardo
- Davis
- Davis, Angela Yvonne
- Davis, Benjamin Oliver
- Davis, Bette
- Davis Cup
- Davis, David
- Davis, Jefferson
- Davis, Miles
- Davis Mountains