1. A sovereign; a ruler; a chief; a king's son; the chief of any body of men. Prince of Wales, the eldest son of the English sovereign. Prince royal, a kings eldest son.

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

• eperince,
• pirice,
• pronuce,
• primice,
• proce,
• princ,
• patince,
• preice,
• preence,
• priner,
• praice,
• pruce,
• frnce,
• princip,
• prduce,
• pincie,
• princese,
• proice,
• orance,
• princees

• prongy,
• prunaceae,
• prince-archbishop,
• prince-provost,
• peronaeus,
• prince-bishops,
• prong,
• Berneice,
• princz,
• prince-bishoprics,
• birinci,
• pernis,
• bahrainis,
• bruins,
• Berenyce,
• midi-pyrenees,
• piranhas,
• Prions,
• preens,
• byrns,
• barones,
• Prinze,
• brauns,
• brennus,
• barnhouse,
• Bernouse,
• for-bearance,
• broonzy,
• briones,
• SI-BRONZE,
• prunus,
• prange,
• Berenice,
• porns,
• Berniss,
• prying,
• bighorns,
• brownness,
• Beranice,
• pronk,
• birinus,
• Bereniece,
• principal,
• princess,
• Pringle,
• perrins,
• burnous,
• BE-BRONZE,
• bourns,
• Bernicia,
• Purines,
• pernes-les-fontaines,
• perennis,
• P-BRONZE,
• burns,
• bronies,
• burhinus,
• brons,
• Berenise,
• Poriness,
• Beraniece,
• brenz,
• Burnis,
• bronzy,
• Beeriness,
• brunhes,
• Preying,
• browns,
• prancer,
• pernice,
• baroness,
• bronze-red,
• behrens,
• prink,
• brens,
• prince-electors,
• burnes,
• princely,
• brines,
• Paranoias,
• princi,
• Bernise,
• bournes,
• berns,
• lame-brains,
• Brains,
• BRANZ,
• Pyrenes,
• Pruinose,
• burins,
• barrons,
• barneys,
• steel-bronze,
• principen,
• prince-regent,
• brownnose,
• barinas,
• prankster,
• Parnaz,
• Berniece,
• princeton,
• paragneiss,
• boreanaz,
• brunius,
• brunious,
• piranesi,
• prang,
• bronz,
• bronze,
• prince-bishop,
• bairns,
• praunus,
• co-prince,
• prensa,
• brawns,
• burness,
• pornos,
• first-borns,
• Bronze-powder,
• Baryons,
• branes,
• brienz,
• piernas,
• bruhns,
• prenger,
• prince-bishopric,
• barnes-jewish,
• prance,
• Byrnes,
• peroneus,
• Prawns,
• bornes,
• borns,
• Pruinous,
• brans,
• parnas,
• bruyns,
• port-au-prince,
• prence,
• Prinz,
• pronaus,
• d-branes,
• brenes,
• prinz-carl-palais,
• pearance,
• prinos,
• prince\'s-feather,
• Bernyce,
• burnoose,
• Berenis,
• gilt-bronze,
• prionace,
• PRINS,
• puranas,
• Brinase,
• AL-BRONZE,
• prognose,
• PBRNS,
• burnouse,
• pyranose,
• princedom,
• prince-elector,
• parnassia,
• berens,
• Baronies,
• pyrenees,
• bearnaise,
• Bernice,
• perens,
• barrenness,
• boranes,
• Baronicio,
• Beranyce,
• PRINCE-S,
• pranger,
• boroanos,
• bronzo,
• birns,
• brunoise,
• Pronaos,
• prince2,
• prinias,
• Barron's,
• Bernese,
• poorness,
• Barnes,
• bruns,
• st.-bruno's-lily,
• pronged,
• prince\'s-plume,
• Porins,
• principe,
• barrens,
• bronze-medal,
• parnes,
• bourrans,
• bernas,
• barns,
• brownies,
• brinies,
• pureness,
• aluminium-bronze,
• Bernessa,
• prince-archbishopric,
• Branice,
• brianza,
• Berenisa,
• bareness,
• prunes,
• Thread-bareness,
• prince-of-wales'-heath,
• bronze-colored,
• Pronase,
• barnase,
• bernays,
• principle,
• bronze-age,
• hash-browns,
• bironas,
• parens,
• AERO-PYRENEES,
• Bernis,
• bronze-wing,
• prince-abbot,
• brunneus,
• pranas,
• prank,
• brownsea,
• olive-browns,
• Berneece,
• Bournous,
• barons.

The adjective form of the word "prince" is "princely".

The plural of the "prince" can be the "princes".

The singular of the "prince" can be the "prince".