pressie
Britishnoun
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Your mate's celebration has been in the diary for ages and you've even bought a bottle of wine as a pressie.
From BBC
Came all the way from England for this concert. 50th birthday pressie for my other half.
From BBC
The retailer has followed up last year's The Long Wait with The Journey, launched on Friday, featuring a snowman that, er ... goes to a certain department store to get his snowlady a pressie.
From The Guardian
As well as playing Tina McIntyre on Coronation Street, Michelle said she's got her hands full with her new chihuahua pup, called Pip, who was an engagement pressie from Max.
From Children's BBC
Shrek Forever After star Eddie Murphy got the perfect birthday pressie as he took home fave voice in an animated movie.
From Children's BBC
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