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pressie

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pressie, prezzie [ˈprɛzɪ]
n
an informal word for present2 [21]
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Of course the internet is great for Yuletide shopping, but no matter what you get ordered online in advance of Santa's big day, the last month of the year comes around and you realise you still have a few pressies yet to tick off the list.
Your Life: Wines of the week; FOOD AND DRINK by The Mirror (London, England)
A letter saying "Sorry" would be the perfect pressie for my travelling partner Craig McEwan.
'Paul is partial to Chas 'n Dave' by Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)
News reaches us this week that Scarlett Johannson gave a common, everyday birthday pressie to boyfriend Ryan Reynolds - she had her wisdom tooth removed, dipped in gold and strung on to a necklace for him.
Moment of tooth by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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