1. A person having an interest in any action at law: a necessary house. Priry-chamber, the private apartment in a royal residence. See Private.

2. Private; pertaining to some one exclusively; assigned to private uses; clandestine; appropriated to retirement; admitted to the knowledge of what is secret.

3. An outhouse.

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

• privt,
• privot,
• privecy,
• privcay,
• frive,
• pricay,
• privat,
• triva,
• peive,
• prity,
• privay,
• priven,
• prively,
• privit,
• pruve,
• privcy,
• pricavy,
• pribe,
• prioty,
• prief

• preview,
• prepay,
• prove,
• provo,
• Prevo,
• prevue.

The adjective form of the word "privy" is "private".

The plural of the "privy" can be the "privies".

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