Privily

priv'i-Ji, adv., privately secretly. Privity, priv^i-ti, n. joint knowledge of something private or confidential knowledge implying concurrence —pi secret parts. Privy, priv'i, , n. that which is taken or gained by competition anything taken from an enemy in war; a captured ve el: that which is won in a lottery: anything offered for competition; — a reward. [Fr. fuse prts, taken, pa.p of prendre —L. prc\he,ndo. bee Prison Prize, prTz, v to Set a price on lo value lo value highly. {Fr prise —O. Fi prts, price (Fr pri.i —], prefimn price, value Prize-court, pi7/-kor i, n a court for judging regarding prizes made on the high seas. Prize-fighter, piT/'-flt'er, n a hover who fights pu bhdy for a prize n. Prize -fighting.