5 Letter Words Starting With PR

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Best Wordle guesses for PR
PREENPRESSPRONEPROSEPRINT

In 5-letter words starting with PR, the most common letters in position 3 are: O, I, A, E, U.

WordTypeDefinition
PRANKnouna playful trick or mischievous act
PRAWNnouna large edible shrimp
PREENverbto smooth and clean feathers or take pride in oneself
PRESSnounpressure exerted on something or the news media collectively
PRICEnounthe amount of money required to buy something
PRIDEnounpleasure and self-respect from achievement or identity
PRIMEadjectiveof the best quality or first importance
PRINTnountext or images produced on paper or another surface
PRIORadjectiveearlier in time or order
PRISMnouna solid shape or transparent object that bends light
PRIZEnounsomething awarded as a reward or honor
PROBEnouna close investigation or a slender instrument for exploring
PRONEadjectivelikely to do something or lying face downward
PRONGnouna pointed projecting part, such as on a fork
PROOFnounevidence showing that something is true
PROSEnounwritten or spoken language in ordinary form rather than verse
PROUDadjectivefeeling deep satisfaction in oneself or another
PROVEverbto show that something is true or valid
PROXYnouna substitute acting on behalf of another person or group
PRUNEnouna dried plum or the fruit of certain plum varieties
Nouns
PRANKPRAWNPRESSPRICEPRIDEPRINTPRISMPRIZEPROBEPRONGPROOFPROSEPROXYPRUNE
Verbs
PREENPROVE
Adjectives
PRIMEPRIORPRONEPROUD

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How many 5-letter words start with PR?

This list has 20 five-letter words starting with PR. Wordle's answer pool is smaller — it uses only common everyday words.

What are the best PR words for Wordle?

With PR confirmed in positions 1–2, try PREEN, PRESS, PRONE — they cover common letters in positions 3–5.

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