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PREY (0. Fr. preie, mod. proie, See also: plunder taken in war, by robbery, or other violent means; particularly the See also: quarry, the animal killed for See also: food by a carnivorous animal; a beast or See also: bird of prey
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A particular usage for that which is saved from any trial of strength or See also: battle is See also: familiar from the See also: Bible (Jer. xxi
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