Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Prothonotary

Prothonotaryn.a chief notary, a register

2837

Protocol

Protocoln.the original copy of a writing, title

2838

Protomartyr

Protomartyrn.the first martyr, St. Stephen

2839

Protoplast

Protoplastn.a thing first formed, an original, ob.

2840

Prototype

Prototypen.the original of some copy, a model

2841

Protract

Protractv.to lengthen in time, prolong, draw out

2842

Protracter

Protractern.one who protracts, an instrument for laying down angles on paper, &c.

2843

Protraction

Protractionn.a lengthening out, delay, stop

2844

Protractive

Protractivea.spinning out, delaying, dilatory

2845

Protreptical

Protrepticala.advising, persuading, ob.

2846

Protrude

Protrudev.thrust, push or extend forward

2847

Protrusion

Protrusionn.the act of thrusting on, a push

2848

Protrusive

Protrusivea.impelling forward or outward

2849

Protuberance

Protuberancen.a swelling above the rest, a knot

2850

Protuberanct

Protuberancta.swelling out, prominent, raises

2851

Protuberate

Protuberatev.i.to swell out, to stand full out

2852

Proud

Prouda.elated, haughty, conceited, grand, lofty, high, daring, eager for the male, hot, exuberant

2853

Proudly

Proudlyad.in a proud manner, haughtily

2854

Prove

Prove, [proov]v.to try, experience, to make certain by evidence, put to the test

2855

Proveable

Proveablea.that may be proved or tried

2856

Provedore

Provedoren.a provider or purveyor, ob.

2857

Provender

Provendern.food for brute animals, meal, &c.

2858

Prover

Provern.one who tries, an inspector,Etym. (Mass.)

2859

Proverb

Proverbn.a maxim, an old or common saying

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Proverb (2)

Proverbv.t.to mention in or use as a proverb

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Proverbial

Proverbiala.mentioned in a proverb, common

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Proverbialist

Proverbialistn.one who deals in proverbs