Prig is valid Scrabble Word

Is prig a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is prig valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
9 points in WWF

Definitions for PRIG in dictionary:

VERB:

to filch
To haggle about the price of a commodity; to bargain hard.
To cheapen.
To filch or steal; as, to prig a handkerchief.

NOUN:

a self-righteously moralistic person who behaves as if they are superior to others
self-righteous person who acts as if superior to others
A pert, conceited, pragmatical fellow.
A thief; a filcher.
a person regarded as arrogant and annoying

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to steal

Words related to PRIG

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How to use PRIG in a sentence

Lister did not know yet if Hyslop was a prig or not.
But Lord Hartfield had given himself up to politics, and was no doubt a prig.
She is rapidly turning Kendrick into a sullen little prig, because he believes implicitly all the grievances against the world and the individual she pours out to him.
Kit smiled as he remembered that when Janet Bell tried to flirt with him he had been rather humiliated and felt himself a prig.
Then she thought that she was a prig, and a wretch, and several other things which she would have been furious to be thought by anybody else.
In truth, Hawkins was a solemn prig, remarkable chiefly for the unusual intensity of his conviction that all virtue consists in respectability.
Ever so superior, I guess, and a good bit of a prig.
Ellis was such a solemn prig, and took life so seriously, that it was a pleasure to see him sit around sighing for the unattainable.
Undeniably Miss McLEOD can draw a certain type of prig with a horrible facility.
A conceited young prig, not yet out of the quarrelsome age.

Practically it hurts no one not to be too much of a prig.
What a precious young prig he must have been! He knew now that girls only pretended to care for books.
If Sybil cares for you, God help her! You are a damned obstinate young prig, sir.
He became a prig in the less harmful and more offensive sense.
To be a really good child means that the animal is a prig or unhealthy.
Bless the stupid prig! he shall lecture me again to-morrow if he likes.
Olva was convinced that he had made a fool of himself, that he had talked like a prig.
One might imagine that with all his wonderful achievements this youth would be top-heavy and a most insufferable prig.
Such a record seems almost too good to be true, and one is tempted to wish for at least one escapade to enliven the narrative! Yet Lee was by no means a prig.
Abbott thinks so highly, generally proves, in real life, neither more nor less than a prig.
And as for herself, she, Rachel, was an over-righteous prig, an interfering person, a blundering fool of a woman, a cruel-hearted creature.
Geoffrey was too little of a prig to scold the girl, and too much of a man not to be touched and flattered by the sincerity of her embrace.
Yet with all this the lad is not a prig, nor is he forward or presumptuous.
His beau ideal, Grandison, turns out the most impossible prig in English literature.
Corinna was right, he felt, when she called him a prig.
He actually published a criticism of Beyle, of Stendhal, that psychological prig, the darling of culture and of M.
From all accounts, and I have read many, Alexandre Beauharnais was an ill-conditioned cruel prig.

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