| Ere |
| Ahead |
| Erenow |
| Earlier |
| Up front |
| Preceding |
| Previously |
| Sooner than |
| Ahead, at sea |
| Archaic "prior |
| Before, of yore |
| Ahead of, at sea |
| Up ahead, at sea |
| Up front, at sea |
| Up to, in poetry |
| Earlier, earlier |
| Previously, once |
| Mentioned" prefix |
| Ahead of, to Ahab |
| Earlier, quaintly |
| In front of, once |
| Mentioned lead-in |
| Previous to, once |
| Earlier, in verse |
| Poetic preposition |
| Earlier than, once |
| Before, to Beowulf |
| Earlier, old style |
| Prior to, quaintly |
| Earlier, in poetry |
| Prior to, in poems |
| Prior to, in verse |
| Prior to, to Prior |
| Previously, way old |
| Prior to, old style |
| Word with mentioned |
| Previously, of yore |
| Start for mentioned |
| Prior to, in poetry |
| Affix for "mentioned |
| Archaic ''prior to'' |
| Earlier, archaically |
| Preceding, old style |
| Previously, way back |
| Previously, to bards |
| Prior to, in dialect |
| Previously, to poets |
| Prior to, poetically |
| Previously, to a poet |
| Prior to, archaically |
| Prior to, dialectally |
| Old-style preposition |
| Previous to, to poets |
| Prior to, in Dogpatch |
| Previously, old style |
| Previously, in poetry |
| Ahead of, on the briny |
| Prefix with "mentioned |
| Previous to, old style |
| Previous to, in poetry |
| In front of, old-style |
| Earlier than, to poets |
| Previously, poetically |
| Previously, previously |
| In advance of, quaintly |
| In front of, in dialect |
| Prefix with ''thought'' |
| In advance of, in poems |
| Previous to, previously |
| Prefix for ''mentioned'' |
| . . . in Scotland ___ ye |
| In advance of, poetically |
| Prior to, with "mentioned |
| Word with said or thought |
| Prefix for said or thought |
| Prior to, in the backwoods |
| In front of, to Shakespeare |
| Preceder of said or thought |
| Word form with hand or said |
| Word with said or mentioned |
| Prior to a golfer's warning? |
| Preceder of said or mentioned |
| Start for "mentioned" or "said |
| It might be said ahead of "said |
| Predecessor of said or mentioned |
| I shall be there __ you": "King Lear |
| Now, __ God, I am so vexed . . .": Shak. |
| ... with a muffler __ her eyes": "Henry V |
| Here, __ Heaven, I ratify this my rich gift": "The Tempest |