webmaster
Webster Dictionary :: Prudently
PRU'DENTLY, adv. With prudence; with due caution or circumspection; discretely; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudentials
PRUDEN'TIALS, n. plu. Maxims of prudence or practical wisdom. Many stanzas in po...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudentially
PRUDEN'TIALLY, adv. In conformity with prudence; prudently.
Webster Dictionary :: Prudentiality
PRUDENTIAL'ITY, n. The quality of being prudential; eligibility on principles of...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudential
PRUDEN'TIAL, a. Proceeding from prudence; dictated or prescribed by prudence; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudent
PRU'DENT, a. Cautious; circumspect; practically wise; careful of the consequence...
Webster Dictionary :: Prudence
PRU'DENCE, n. [L. prudentia.] Wisdom applied to practice. Prudence implies cauti...
Webster Dictionary :: Prude
PRUDE, n. [Gr. prudence.] A woman of great reserve, coyness, affected stiffness ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pruce
PRUCE, n. [from Prussia.] Prussian leather. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Proxyship
PROX'YSHIP, n. The office or agency of a proxy.
Webster Dictionary :: Proxy
PROX'Y, n. [contracted from procuracy, or some word from the root of procure, pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Proximity
PROXIM'ITY, n. [L. proximitas.] The state of being next; immediate nearness eith...
Webster Dictionary :: Proxime
PROX'IME, a. Next; immediately. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Proximately
PROX'IMATELY, adv. Immediately; by immediate relation to or effect on.
Webster Dictionary :: Proximate
PROX'IMATE, a. [L. superl.proximus.] Nearest; next. A proximate cause is that wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Proximal
PROX'IMAL. [See Proximate .]
