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| priv·y [ prívvee ] |
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1. sharing secret knowledge: sharing knowledge of something secret or private
 I was privy to their plans to elope.
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2. relating to somebody in private capacity: relating to somebody, especially a British monarch, as a private person, not as an official personage
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3. secret: done or spoken secretly or privately
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noun (plural priv·ies) |
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1. toilet: an outhouse
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2. law somebody else involved in something: somebody who has an interest or agency in something that involves another party
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| [12th century. Via French privé< Latin privatus (see private)] |
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