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prig
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/prɪg/
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/prɪg/
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prig
noun
prigs
pl
UK
/prɪg/
US
/prɪg/
ханжа
He is such a prig, always judging others for their choices.
Он такой ханжа, всегда осуждает других за их выбор.
Traductions supplémentaires
чопорный человек
педант
Synonymes
pedant
puritan
stickler
fussbudget
killjoy
prig
verb
prigged
Past Simple
prigged
Past Participle
prigging
Gerund
UK
/prɪɡ/
US
/prɪɡ/
Archaic, chiefly British slang; meaning ‘to steal’.
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prig
noun
A person who behaves in a self-righteously moralistic manner and is excessively concerned with propriety and decorum.
He was considered a prig by his classmates because he always corrected their manners and speech.
A thief, especially a pickpocket (archaic slang).
The young prig slipped the watch from the gentleman's pocket and vanished into the crowd.
prig
verb
To steal or pilfer (archaic slang).
They planned to prig a few apples from the orchard at night.
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