Profusion
Profusionn.profuseness, exuberant plenty
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Prog
Progv.i.to rob, steal, shift for provision, ob.
Prog (2)
Progn.victuals, provisions of any kind, ob.
Progenitor
Progenitorn.an ancestor, a forefather
Progeniture
Progenituren.a begetting or birth
Progeny
Progenyn.an offspring race, issue, generation
Prognosis
Prognosisn.in diseases, prognostic signs
Prognostic
Prognostica.foretelling, foreboding, showing
Prognostic (2)
Prognosticn.a prediction in diseases, a sign
Prognosticable
Prognosticablea.that may or can be foretold
Prognosticate
Prognosticatev.t.to foretel, foreshow, guess
Prognostication
Prognosticationn.the act or art of foreshowing
Prognosticator
Prognosticatorn.one who foretels or infers
Progress
Progressn.a course, advancement, journey, way
Progress (2)
Progressv.i.to move forward, advance, pass
Progression
Progression, or Progressivenessn.a progress
Progressional
Progressionala.advancing, increasing, adding
Progressive
Progressivea.going on or forward, advancing
Progressively
Progressivelyad.in or by a regular course
Progressiveness (2)
Progressivenessn.a state of advancing
Prohibit
Prohibitv.t.to forbid, debar, hinder
Prohibition
Prohibitionn.the act of forbidding or hindering
Prohibitory
Prohibitorya.implying prohibition, forbidding
Proin
Proinv.t.to lop, cut, prune, trim, ob.
Project
Projectv.to jut out, throw out, plan, contrive
Project (2)
Projectn.a scheme, plan, contrivance, design
Projectile
Projectilen.a body put in motion;a.impelled