principal /prinˈsi-pl/

1. Highest in rank or importance
2. Chief, main
3. Constituting a capital sum or principal (finance)

1. The head of a college or university, or sometimes of a school
2. Someone who takes a leading part
3. A leading actor or performer in a play, show, etc
4. The person who commits a crime, or someone who aids and abets him or her in doing it (law)
5. A person for whom another becomes surety (law)
6. A person who, being sui juris, employs someone else to do an act which he or she is competent himself to do (law)
7. Someone who fights a duel
8. The sum of money on which interest is paid
9. A main beam, rafter, girder or timber
10. A roof-truss
11. The structural framework of a roof
12. An organ stop similar to a diapason but usu sounding an octave higher than the basic pitch (music)
13. A collective name for all the pipes of different pitches that produce the basic sound of an organ (music)

principality /-palˈi-ti/ noun

1. The status, rank or power of a prince
2. The condition of being a prince
3. The territory of a prince or one that he derives his title from
4. (in pl) one of the nine orders of angels in the Celestial hierarchy (medieval theol)

prinˈcipally adverb

• plum tomato
• plum tomatoes
• plumula
• plumulaceous
• plumulae
• plumular
• Plumularia
• plumularian
• plumularians
• plumulate
• plumule
• plumules
• plumulose
• plumy
• plunder
• plunderage
• plunderages
• plundered
• plunderer
• plunderers
• plundering
• plunderous
• plunders
• plunge
• plunge bath