Webster's Dictionary 1806

2701

Promulgate

Promulgate, or Promulgev.t.to publish, to make known

2702

Promulgator

Promulgator, or Promulgern.one who publishes

2703

Pronator

Pronatorn.a muscle which turns the palm of the hand downward

2704

Prone

Pronea.bending downwards, sloping, inclined

2705

Proneness

Proneness, or Pronityn.an inclination, a descent

2706

Prong

Prongn.a branch of a fork, fork, pitchfork

2707

Pronominal

Pronominala.belonging to or like a pronoun

2708

Pronoun

Pronounn.a word used in the place of a noun

2709

Pronounce

Pronouncev.t.to speak, utter, declare

2710

Pronounceable

Pronounceablea.that may be pronounced

2711

Pronouncer

Pronouncern.one who pronunces or utter

2712

Pronunciation

Pronunciationn.the act of mode of utterance

2713

Proof

Proofn.evidence, test, a rough sheet of print

2714

Proof (2)

Proofa.able to resist, impenetrable, rough, hard

2715

Proofless

Prooflessa.not proved, wanting evidence

2716

Prop

Propn.a support, that on which a thing rests

2717

Prop (2)

Propv.t.to support, sustain, bear or keep up

2718

Propagable

Propagablea.that may be spread or extended

2719

Propagator

Propagatorn.a spreader, extender, producer

2720

Propel

Propelv.t.to drive or push forward, to urge

2721

Propend

Propendv.i.to incline to some part, tend, ob.

2722

Propendency

Propendencyn.tendency of desire, proneness

2723

Propense

Propensea.inclined, disposed, prone

2724

Propension

Propension, or Propensityn.an inclination, a tendency

2725

Proper

Propera.one's own, peculiar, fit, just, plain

2726

Properly

Properlyad.fitly, suitably, duly, in a strict sense

2727

Properness

Propernessn.a proper or fit state, propriety