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PRO'LETARY, n. A common person. [Not used.]
PROLETA'RIAN, a. [L. proletarius, from proles, offspring.]vile; vulgar. [Not used.]
PROLEP'TICALLY, adv. by way of anticipation.
PROLEP'TIC PROLEP'TICAL, a. Pertaining to prolepsis or anticipation. 1. Previous...
PROLEP'SIS PROLEP'SY, n. [Gr. to take.] 1. Anticipation; a figure in rhetoric by...
PROLEGOM'ENA, n. plu. [Gr. to speak.] Preliminary observations; introductory rem...
PROLA'TION, n. [L. prolatio, from profero.] Utterance;pronunciation. [Little use...
PROLA'TE, v.t. [L. prolatum, profero.] To utter; to pronounce. [Not used.] PRO'L...
PROLAP'SION PROLAP'SUS, [ See Prolapse .]
PROLAPSE, n. prolaps'. [L.prolapsus, prolabor.] A falling down or falling out of...
PROJECT'URE, n. A jutting or standing out beyond the line or surface of somethin...
PROJECT'OR, n. One who forms a scheme or design. 1. One who forms wild or imprac...
PROJECT'MENT, n. Design; contrivance. [Little used.]
PROJEC'TION, n. [L. projectio.] The act of throwing or shooting forward. 1. A ju...
PROJECT'ING, ppr. Throwing out or forward; shooting out; jutting; scheming; cont...
PROJECT'ILE, a. Impelling forward; as a projectile force. 1. Given by impulse; i...