1. To shut up in a prison; to confine; to enchain.

2. A public building for the confinement of criminals; any place of confinement.

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

• presonl,
• prisine,
• rason,
• primin,
• parisan,
• prizon,
• perisan,
• poinson,
• arrson,
• poisen,
• areson,
• pereson,
• prson,
• presona,
• prisom,
• prisonor,
• prizom,
• prsion,
• perisod,
• penison

• procyon,
• presence,
• press on,
• pressing,
• proconsul,
• prescient,
• present,
• procyonid,
• prosiness,
• Pressnell,
• presented,
• presnell,
• pressman,
• prismoid,
• presenter,
• prism,
• prussian,
• praising,
• Priscoan,
• prisoner,
• presently,
• prosom,
• presson.

The adjective form of the word "prison" is "prisonal" or "prisoned".

The plural of the "prison" can be the "prisons".

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