Property
Propertyn.a right of possession, quality, in the W. Indies and U. States, a plantation, estate
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Propertyn.a right of possession, quality, in the W. Indies and U. States, a plantation, estate
Propertyv.t.to invest with qualities, to retain, ob.
Prophanea.v.t.seeSee: profane
Prophesyn.a prediction of a thing
Prophesy
Prophesyingn.the act of foretelling events
Prophetn.a man who foretels future events, a divine teacher
Prophetessn.a female prophet
Prophetic, or Propheticala.foretelling events
Propheticallyad.in the manner of a prophesy
Prophylactica.preventive, preservative
Propinquityn.nearness, closeness, kindred
Propitiablea.that may be atoned or appease
Propitiatev.t.to atone, induce to favor, gain
Propitiationn.an atonement for some crime
Propitiatorn.one who atones or appeases
Propitiatorya.able to atone or make kind
Propitiatoryn.the mercy-seat in the temple
Propitiousa.favorable, kind, merciful, good
Propitiouslyad.favorable, kindly, gently
Propitiousnessn.favorableness, favor, kindness
Proplasmn.a mold, matrix, model, pattern, ob.
Propogationn.generation, production, increase
Proponentn.one who makes a proposal, not used
Proportionn.an equal part, ratio, symmetry, size
Proportionv.t.to adjust parts, fit, suit, set
Proportionablea.adjusted, fitted, suitable