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Webster Dictionary :: Protomartyr
PRO'TOM`ARTYR, n. [Gr. first, and martyr.] 1. The first martyr; a term applied t...
Webster Dictionary :: Protocolist
PRO'TOCOLIST, n. In Russia, a register or clerk.
Webster Dictionary :: Protocol
PRO'TOCOL, n. [Low L. protocollum; Gr. first, and glue; so called perhaps from t...
Webster Dictionary :: Prothonotary
PROTHON'OTARY, n. [Low L.protonotarius; Gr. first, and L. notarius, a scribe.] 1...
Webster Dictionary :: Prothonotariship
PROTHON'OTARISHIP, n. The office of a prothonotary. [An awkward, harsh word and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prothesis
PROTH'ESIS, n. [Gr.] In surgery, the addition of an artificial part to supply a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Proteus
PRO'TEUS, n. [L.] In mythology, a marine deity,the son of Oceanus and Tethys, wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Protesting
PROTEST'ING, ppr. Solemnly declaring or affirming; declaring against for non-acc...
Webster Dictionary :: Protester
PROTEST'ER, n. One who protests; one who utters a solemn declaration. 1. One who...
Webster Dictionary :: Protested
PROTEST'ED, pp. Solemnly declared or alleged; declared against for non-acceptanc...
Webster Dictionary :: Protestation
PROTESTA'TION, n. 1. A solemn declaration of a fact, opinion or resolution. 2. A...
Webster Dictionary :: Protestantly
PROT'ESTANTLY, adv. In conformity to the protestants. [A very bad word and not u...
Webster Dictionary :: Protestantism
PROT'ESTANTISM, n. The protestant religion.
Webster Dictionary :: Protestant
PROT'ESTANT, a. Pertaining to those who, at the reformation of religion,proteste...
Webster Dictionary :: Protest
PROTEST', v.i. [L. protestor; pro and testor, to affirm it.] 1. To affirm with s...
Webster Dictionary :: Protervity
PROTERV'ITY, n. [L.protervitas, from protervus; pro and torvus, crabbed.] Peevis...
