PRESTER


Meaning of PRESTER in English

ˈprestə(r) noun

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, venomous snake, scorching whirlwind, from Greek prēstēr venomous snake, scorching whirlwind, neck vein swollen with anger, from prēthein to blow up, swell out, spout, blow into a flame — more at froth

1. obsolete : a venomous snake

2. obsolete : a scorching whirlwind

3. archaic : a neck vein swollen with anger

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