princekin

American  

[prins-kin] / ˈprɪns kɪn /

Also princelet

noun

1. a small, young, or minor prince.

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Etymology

Origin of princekin

First recorded in 1850–55; prince + -kin

Example Sentences

Princekin sits on his nursery throne, Prettiest Princekin, all alone, Sighing a sigh, and moaning a moan, 'Oh—dear—me! oh!'

From Project Gutenberg

Princekin raises his sapphire eyes, Diamond tear-drop quickly dries, Stares and stares in such great surprise He doesn't know what to do, oh!

From Project Gutenberg

Doves are lighting on Princekin's knee, Close in his curls hums a honey bee, Roses are climbing around his wee Sweet hands, for to cling and kiss, oh!

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Squirrel is whispering in his ear, 'Princekin beautiful, Princekin dear, Leave this stupid close nursery here, Come to the woods with me, oh!'

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Daisy is murmuring at his feet, 'Princekin lovely, and Princekin sweet, Come live with us, 'mid the corn and wheat, Out in the field so free, oh!'

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