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What does Pruse mean?

"Pruse" is not a common word in English, and it doesn't have a widely recognized meaning. It's possible that:

* It's a misspelling of a different word: Perhaps you meant "Prussian," referring to something related to Prussia (a former kingdom in Europe).

* It's a regional term: It might be a local dialect word or slang in a particular area.

* It's a made-up word: If it's part of a fictional story or context, the author might have invented it.

To help me understand what you mean by "Pruse," please provide more context:

* Where did you encounter this word? (In a book, conversation, online, etc.)

* What was the surrounding text?

* What was the intended meaning?

With more information, I can give you a more accurate answer.

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