| Links | |
|---|---|
| etymological origin of | eng: prudishness |
| etymologically related | eng: prude |
| etymologically related | eng: prudery |
| etymologically related | eng: prudishness |
| is derived from | eng: prude |
| lexical category | adjective |
| semantically related | eng: amylaceous |
| semantically related | eng: biggity |
| semantically related | eng: ceremonial |
| semantically related | eng: complacent |
| semantically related | eng: ikey |
| semantically related | eng: official |
| semantically related | eng: prim |
| semantically related | eng: reserved |
| semantically related | eng: self-satisfied |
| semantically related | eng: smarmy |
| semantically related | eng: smirk |
| semantically related | eng: starched |
| semantically related | eng: straight-laced |
| synonym | eng: priggish |
| translation | deu: prüde |
| translation | fra: pudibond |
| translation | hun: prűd |
| translation | nld: preuts |
| translation | swe: pryd |
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