primetime
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 52
[PRIME TEMPS.] Spring; early an elementary book for teaching children. years or period. IMG:content-1526.png:[blocks in formation] II. Print.: [GREAT-PRIMER, LONG-PRIMER.] *pri-mër-ō, s. [Sp.] A game at cards. "Left him at primero With the duke of Suffolk." Shakesp.: Henry VIII., v. 1. *prim-er-ole, s. [Fr., from Low Lat. primula rius .) A primrose. *prime-temps, s. [Fr. prime first, and temps = time.] Spring.
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