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PROBOS'CIS, n. [L. from Gr. before, and to feed or graze.] The snout or trunk of...
PROB'LEMATIZE, v.t. To propose problems. [Ill formed and not used.]
PROBLEMAT'ICALLY, adv. Doubtfully; dubiously; uncertainly.
PROBLEMAT'ICAL, a. Questionable; uncertain; unsettled; disputable; doubtful. Dil...
PROB'LEM, n. [L. problema; Gr. to throw forward, and to throw; L. pello.] A ques...
PROB'ITY, n. [L. probitas, from probo, to prove.] Primarily, tried virtue or int...
PRO'BE-SCISSORS, n. Scissors used to open wounds,the blade of which, to be thrus...
PROBE, n. [L. probo.] A surgeon's instrument for examining the depth or other ci...
PRO'BATORY, a. Serving for trial. 1. Serving for proof. 2. Relating to proof. Pr...
PROBA'TOR, n. [L.] An examiner; an approver. 1. In law, an accuser.
PRO'BATIVE, a. Serving for trial or proof.
PROBA'TIONSHIP, n. A state of probation; novitiate; probation. [Little used and ...
PROBA'TIONERSHIP, n. The state of being a probationer; novitiate. [Little used.]
PROBA'TIONER, n. One who is on trial, or in a state to give proof of certain qua...
PROBA'TIONARY, a. Serving for trial. All the probationary work of man is ended w...
PROBA'TIONAL, a. Serving for trial.