prize prize
51prize day — n BrE an occasion at a school, usually once a year, when prizes are given to children who have done well in particular subjects …
52prize — n *spoil, booty, plunder, loot, swag …
53prize — see prise …
54prize court — n. a court that decides how captured property, esp. that taken at sea in wartime, is to be distributed …
55prize ring — n. 1. a square platform or similar area, enclosed by ropes, for prizefights 2. prizefighting …
56prize|fight|er — «PRYZ FY tuhr», noun. a man who boxes for money …
57prize|fight|ing — «PRYZ FY tihng», noun. boxing for money …
58prize|fight — «PRYZ FYT», noun. a boxing match between professional fighters that people pay money to see …
59prize|giv|ing — «PRYZ GIHV ihng», noun. British. a ceremony at which prizes are awarded: »a school prizegiving (London Times) …
60prize — ▪ I. prize prize 1 [praɪz] noun [countable] something that is very valuable or important to have: • With a portfolio of $1 billion, Amerco is an attractive prize. • The administration has worked behind the scenes to help Turkey win the big prize… …