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Webster Dictionary :: Protrude
PROTRU'DE, v.t. [L. protrudo; pro and trudo, to thrust. See Thrust .] 1. To thru...
Webster Dictionary :: Protreptical
PROTREP'TICAL, a. [Gr. to exhort; and to turn.] Hortatory; suasory; intended or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Protractor
PROTRACT'OR, n. An instrument for laying down and measuring angles on paper with...
Webster Dictionary :: Protractive
PROTRACT'IVE, a. Drawing out or lengthening in time; prolonging; continuing; del...
Webster Dictionary :: Protraction
PROTRAC'TION, n. The act of drawing out or continuing in time; the act of delayi...
Webster Dictionary :: Protracting
PROTRACT'ING, ppr. Drawing out or continuing in time; delaying.
Webster Dictionary :: Protracter
PROTRACT'ER, n. One who protracts or lengthens in time.
Webster Dictionary :: Protracted
PROTRACT'ED, pp. Drawn out in time; delayed.
Webster Dictionary :: Protract
PROTRACT', v.t. [L. protractus, from pro and traho, to draw.] 1. To draw out or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Protoxydize
PROTOX'YDIZE, v.t. To oxydize in the first degree.
Webster Dictionary :: Protoxyd
PROTOX'YD, n. [Gr. first, and acid.] A substance combined with oxygen in the fir...
Webster Dictionary :: Prototype
PRO'TOTYPE, n. [Gr. first, and type, form, model.] An original or model after wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Protosulphate
PROTOSUL'PHATE, n. In chimistry, the combination of sulphuric acid with a protoxyd.
Webster Dictionary :: Protopope
PRO'TOPOPE, n. [Gr. first, and pope.] Chief pope or imperial confessor, an offic...
Webster Dictionary :: Protoplastic
PROTOPLAS'TIC, a. First formed.
Webster Dictionary :: Protoplast
PRO'TOPLAST, n. [Gr. first and formed.] The original; the thing first formed, as...
