5 letter words starting with pr

Looking for a clue for todays Wordle or another Word game? Look no further! We got you covered. We got alot (120 of them) plausible five letter words starting with pr.

  • PRAAM
  • PRADS
  • PRAGS
  • PRAHU
  • PRAMS
  • PRANA
  • PRANG
  • PRANK
  • PRAOS
  • PRAPS
  • PRASE
  • PRATE
  • PRATS
  • PRATT
  • PRATY
  • PRAUS
  • PRAWN
  • PRAYS
  • PREAK
  • PREDY
  • PREED
  • PREEM
  • PREEN
  • PREES
  • PREIF
  • PREKE
  • PREMS
  • PREMY
  • PRENT
  • PREON
  • PREOP
  • PREPS
  • PRESA
  • PRESE
  • PRESS
  • PREST
  • PRETA
  • PREUX
  • PREVE
  • PREXY
  • PREYS
  • PRIAL
  • PRIAN
  • PRICE
  • PRICK
  • PRICY
  • PRIDE
  • PRIDY
  • PRIED
  • PRIEF
  • PRIER
  • PRIES
  • PRIGS
  • PRILL
  • PRIMA
  • PRIME
  • PRIMI
  • PRIMO
  • PRIMP
  • PRIMS
  • PRIMY
  • PRING
  • PRINK
  • PRINT
  • PRION
  • PRIOR
  • PRISE
  • PRISM
  • PRISS
  • PRIUS
  • PRIVY
  • PRIZE
  • PROAL
  • PROAS
  • PROBE
  • PROBS
  • PROBY
  • PRODD
  • PRODS
  • PROEM
  • PROFS
  • PROGS
  • PROIN
  • PROKE
  • PROLE
  • PROLL
  • PROMO
  • PROMS
  • PRONE
  • PRONG
  • PRONK
  • PROOF
  • PROOK
  • PROOT
  • PROPS
  • PRORA
  • PRORE
  • PROSE
  • PROSO
  • PROSS
  • PROST
  • PROSY
  • PROTO
  • PROUD
  • PROUL
  • PROVE
  • PROWK
  • PROWL
  • PROWS
  • PROXY
  • PROYN
  • PRUDE
  • PRUNE
  • PRUNO
  • PRUNT
  • PRUNY
  • PRUTA
  • PRYAN
  • PRYER
  • PRYSE

Sometimes the solution is an uncommon word, then It’s time to learn something new. Here’s the definition of a few of these words:


Definition of pried

pried (verb)

  1. To look where one is not welcome; to be nosy.
  2. To keep asking about something that does not concern one.
  3. To look closely and curiously at (something closed or not public).

pried (verb)

  1. To use leverage to open or widen.

Definition of proms

proms (noun)

  1. A promenade concert
  2. (abbreviation) promenade
  3. A formal ball held at a high school or college on special occasions, e.g. near the end of the academic year

Definition of prosy

prosy (adjective)

  1. Unpoetic (of speech or writing); dull and unimaginative.
  2. Behaving in a dull way (of a person); boring, tedious.