pratique

pra·tique

noun \pra-ˈtēk\

Definition of PRATIQUE

: clearance given an incoming ship by the health authority of a port

Origin of PRATIQUE

French, literally, practice, from Old French, from Medieval Latin practica — more at practice

First Known Use: 1609

Rhymes with PRATIQUE

antique, apeak, batik, Belleek, bespeak, bezique, blue streak, boutique, cacique, Cloud Peak, critique, debeak, forepeak, forespeak, Grays Peak, grosbeak, hairstreak, halfbeak, houseleek, Late Greek, midweek, misspeak, muzhik, mystique, newspeak, nonpeak, oblique, off-peak, outspeak, perique, physique, pip-squeak, technic, technique, Tajik, unique, unspeak, workweek