Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Prow

Prown.the forepart of a ship, a vessel in the E. Indies

2891

Prowess

Prowessn.bravery, courage, valor, vigor

2892

Prowest

Prowesta.bravest, boldest, most courageous, ob.

2893

Prowl

Prowlv.to rove about, seek for prey, plunder

2894

Prowler

Prowlern.one who prowls or seeks for prey

2895

Proximate

Proximate

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Proximately

Proximatelyad.without intervention, nearly

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Proximately (2)

Proximatelyad.without intervention, nearly

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Proximity

Proximityn.nearness, close approach, kindred

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Proxy

Proxyn.a substitute or deputy for another

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Pruce

Prucen.a kind of lether, Prussian lether, ob.

2901

Prude

Pruden.wiswom, discretion, wariness

2902

Prudent

Prudenta.practically wise, discreet, cautious

2903

Prudential

Prudentiala.done upon principles of prudence

2904

Prudentially

Prudentiallyad.according to prudence, wisely

2905

Prudentials

Prudentialsn. pl.maxims of prudence, affairs to be managed by discreetion

2906

Prudently

Prudentlyad.wisely, discreetly, judiciously

2907

Prudery

Pruderyn.too much affectation, shiness, coyness

2908

Prudish

Prudisha.like a prude, affectedly grave, formal

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Prune

Prunen.a dried plum;v.t.to lop, dress, trim

2910

Prunello

Prunellon.a silken stuff, a sort of plum

2911

Pruner

Prunern.one who lops trees, one who cuts off

2912

Pruniferous

Pruniferousa.bearing or producing plums

2913

Pruninghook

Pruninghookn.a hook or knife used to lop trees

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Prurience

Prurience, or Pruriencyn.an itching or great desire

2915

Prurient

Prurienta.itching, hot, eager, warm, curious

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Prussian

Prussiann.a native of Prussia;a.pertaining to it