Prolusion
Prolusionn.a prelude, a diverting performance
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Promethean
Prometheana.pertaining to Prometheus, who stole fire from the sun
Prominence
Prominencen.a protuberance, a part jutting out
Prominent
Prominenta.standing out, conspicuous
Promiscuous
Promiscuousa.mingled together, confused
Promiscuously
Promiscuouslyad.indiscriminately, confusedly
Promiscuousness
Promiscuousnessn.a promiscuous state
Promise
Promisen.a declaration which binds the promiser in law or honor
Promise (2)
Promisev.to give one's word, assure, engage
Promisebreach
Promisebreachn.a violation of promise, deceit
Promiser
Promisern.one who makes a promise or passes
Promissorily
Promissorilyad.by way of promise
Promissory
Promissorya.containing or making a promise
Promontory
Promontoryn.a headland, cape, high land, hill
Promote
Promotev.t.to forward, advance, raise, prefer
Promoter
Promotern.an encourager, advancer, informer
Promotion
Promotionn.advancement, preferment, honor
Promotive
Promotivea.tending to advance or encourage
Promove
Promovev.t.to promote, advance, exalt, ob.
Prompt
Promptv.t.to assist, remind, tell, incite
Prompt (2)
Prompta.ready, quick, sharp, told down, present
Prompter
Promptern.one who reminds a public speaker
Promptitude
Promptituden.promptness, readiness, quickness
Promptly
Promptlyad.readily, quickly, immediately
Promptness
Promptnessn.readiness, quickness, alacrity
Promptuary
Promptuaryn.a magazine, storehouse, buttery
Prompture
Prompturen.a suggestion, motion, ob.