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A word used in spanish to describe your cousin or a female very close to you but not of relation. Urban Dictionary

Feminin Version of First Or number one in numerous European Languages such as Italian and Romanian also means cousin in Spanish Urban Dictionary

Short for prima donna Urban Dictionary

Prima is a hot and smoking girl with a beautiful body. She's sassy and knows exactly what she wants, when she wants it. She is also really sweet but with a wicked sense of humor. She can be your best friend or worst nightmare, all depending on how you treat her. You want to be more than friends with her tho. She is the most beautiful girl you will ever see. Urban Dictionary

Part of speach: interjection "Excellent!", "Wonderful!", "Terrific!"; used to show happiness about something that some-one just said. Pronounced `PREE-muh', with a slight roll of the ‘r’. Etymology: German ‘prima’, meaning Urban Dictionary

Part of speach: interjection "Excellent!", "Wonderful!"; used to show happiness about something that some-one just said. Said with a slight roll of the ‘r’. Etymology: German 'prima', meaning Urban Dictionary

A strongly temperamental person who presents him or herself as moody or irritable and expresses erratic / unpredictable behavior that is not accepted well by the general public. A person who is vain and consider themselves too good to do certain tasks and live under conditions they consider inadequate. In simple modern term a Prima Donna is known to be someone who displays themselves as a "Drama Queen" or "Diva". It is often used to describe someone arrogant, egoistic, cocky or just plain bitchy and not nice. Word Origin: from Italian "First Lady" recorded in the year 1782 (Boy how times have changed .. nothing comparable to what a Prima Donna is actually considered today then centuries ago) Urban Dictionary

A major douchebag move; The supposed right of the lord to take a newly married woman into his bed on her wedding night. Found in Braveheart Urban Dictionary

A girl who is a high maintenance drama queen. Urban Dictionary

Prima J is a Spanish-American pop musical duo, that is composed of mexican cousins Janelle Martinez and Jessica Martinez. They made their debut in 2007 with the single "Rockstar" for the Bratz Motion Picture Soundtrack. They were discovered by former Wild Orchid member Stefanie Ridel.1 They have recently completed the recording of their debut album, which was released on June 17, 2008. Prima J also makes a brief appearance in Bratz, auditioning for the school talent show, and three of the stars of Bratz, Logan Browning, Janel Parrish, and Nathalia Ramos, appear in the Rockstar music video. In the Bratz, they also sang the brief lyrics of "Take It To The Maximum" when Logan Browning had done her cheerleading, "It's My Party" lyrics when Logan Browning was doing the geeky girl lipgloss and gave the geeky girl her necklace in the chapter of the "operation mingle" that Nathalia Ramos had decided on at the lunch courtyard table, and "Kick It" during their audition for the school talent show. The group's name comes from the fact they are cousins (prima is the female version of the Spanish word for cousin) whose names begin with the letter J.They have a new song called "Corazon (Youre Not Alone). The duo has also been compared to Nina Sky, another latin pop duo. Prior to "Rockstar", they performed the song "Gotta Lotta" for the Disney Channel original movie, Jump In!, which was released on the film's soundtrack. The single "Rockstar" was also featured in the Gossip Girl episode, "Dare Devil". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to prima:
prima, prime, prim, primp, primo, pima, rima, prisma, primi, prema, arima, pria, primy, priva, prisa, prims, priya, primm, grima, prim-.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word prima:
ballerina, linea, donna, porta, parte, serie, suffragan, astro, manu, monza, ravenna, cohort, scala, ballet, vera, bishopric, verona, alicia, pro, italia, defendant, relegated, titular, turin, soprano, vista, relegation, carlo, opera, burden, augustus, dancer, paint, byzantine, milan, syria, promotion, evidence, italian, proof, cool, discrimination, loan, indonesia, case, renewed, anna, deal, registration, sang, sing, sees, dancing, club, fill, czech, diocese, promoted.

Words that rhyme with prima:
edema, schema, emphysema, lima, delima, pima, rima, ema, fema, sima, hiroshima, jima, bima, lema, sema, fukushima, zima, iwo jima, cima, haema, jemima, shima, halima, fima, decima, haema-, oshima, pulmonary emphysema, demma, tajima, grima, cosima, kawashima, takashima, takeshima, rozema, nakajima, nakashima, salema, harima, kitajima, abohalima, abouhalima, alima, aoshima, auriemma, beam a, beukema, bloodstream a, bronkema, cream a, daydream a, deem a, diem a, diprima, downstream a, dream a, edema a, esteem a, eurofima, extreme a, gleam a, hirosakima, hiroshima a, ibrahim a, ishikawajima, jarema, joakima, kajima, karim a, kawashima a, louima, mainstream a, maxime a, nakajima a, noxema, prima a, redeem a, regime a, ritsema, schema a, scheme a, scream a, seam a, seem a, septima, sietsema, sikkema, steam a, stream a, supreme a, team a, theme a, thima, ulima, upstream a, wiersema.

Adjectives that are often used to describe prima:
strong, good, certain, immediate, stronger, general, strongest, imperious, pars, several, direct, poor, serious, least, greatest, young, pane, greater, called, equal, basic, italian, non, philosophic, ancient, full, complete, roman, neapolitan, excellent, standard, mere, potential, considerable, correlative, german, absolute, sufficient, presumptive, clear, extra, weaker, concentrated.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective prima:
evidence, case, facie, donna, donnas, ballerina, materia, duties, duty, obligation, proof, right, presumption, view, claim, plausibility, obligations, showing, pars, justification, grounds, fade, violation, title, argument, cause, rights, rule, ballerinas, objection, vista, ground, meaning, validity, parte, indication, probability, difficulty, painting, conclusion, liability, assumption, stamina, breach, appeal, inference, prattica, philosophia, claims, rightness, contradiction, tort, requirement, jade, ratio, manu, cord, infringement, evil, credibility, vice, provision, absurdity, objections, tech, indications.

Consonant match to prima:
primer, primo, promo, primi, premie, prema, primmer, premo, primy, primeau, primeaux, pray may, pray me, prey may, prim a, prima a, prime a, prime he, pro may, pro me, pro mea, prom a, prom my, pry me.

Words that sound like prima:
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