Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Probity

Probityn.honesty, sincerity, veracity, goodness

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Problem

Problemn.a question proposed for solution

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Problematical

Problematicala.uncertain, disputable, disputed

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Problematically

Problematicallyad.in a problematical manner

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Proboscis

Proboscisn.a snout, the trunk of an elephant

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Procacious

Procaciousa.saucy, pert, impudent, loose

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Procacity

Procacityn.sauciness, petulance, impudence

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Procatarctic

Procatarctica.forerunning, antecedent, prior

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Procedure

Proceduren.a manner of proceeding, progress

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Proceed

Proceedv.i.to go on, prosecute, take effect

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Proceeder

Proceedern.a person who proceeds

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Proceeding

Proceedingn.a transaction, act, legal, process

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Proceeds

Proceedsn. pl.money or value arising from a sale

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Proception

Proceptionn.the act of taking first, ob.

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Procerity

Procerityn.tallness, height of stature, length

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Process

Processn.a method, progress, course, order, knob

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Procession

Processionn.a solemn train, march, step, roder

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Processional

Processional, or Processionarya.belonging to or consisting in procession

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Processverbal

Processverbaln.regular form in public acts

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Procinct

Procinctn.a complete preparation for action ob.

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Proclaim

Proclaimv.t.to publish solemnly, declare, tell

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Proclaimer

Proclaimern.one who makes proclamation

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Proclamation

Proclamationn.a publication by authority, public declaration, notice

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Proclive

Proclive, or Procivousa.inclinable, inclined

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Proclivity

Proclivityn.a tendency, readiness, steepness

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Proconful

Proconfuln.a Roman officer who governed a province with the powers of a conful

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Proconfular

Proconfulara.pertaining to a proconful