1. Fruit or vegetable seasoned and kept in sugar; a place for the preservation of game.

2. To keep from injury; to uphold; to keep in a sound state; to season with sugar or other substances for preservation; to keep from corruption.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• pereserve,
• presrve,
• preverse,
• preserv,
• resurve,
• topreserve,
• preser,
• presure,
• presene,
• presevre,
• prescrive,
• preseve,
• reseive,
• presece,
• proserved,
• preservat,
• presever,
• reseave,
• preservie,
• perserve

• progeria,
• preserved,
• prescribed,
• preserves,
• pricer,
• proscribed,
• preserving,
• preusser,
• Prosser,
• preserver,
• prescribe,
• Presgraves,
• proscribe,
• prager,
• preservable,
• proserpine,
• pricker,
• pressor.

The adverb form of the word "preserve" is "preservingly".

The adjective form of the word "preserve" is "preserved".

The plural form of the word "preserve" is "preserves"

The singular form of the word "preserve" is "preservation"