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Webster Dictionary :: Proponent
PROPO'NENT, n. [L. proponens; pro and pono, to place.] One that makes a proposal...
Webster Dictionary :: Propolis
PRO'POLIS, n. [Gr. before the city, or the front of the city.] A thick odorous s...
Webster Dictionary :: Proplastice
PROPLAS'TICE, n. [supra.] The art of making molds for castings.
Webster Dictionary :: Proplasm
PRO'PLASM, n. [Gr. a device.] A mold; a matrix.
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiousness
PROPI'TIOUSNESS, n. Kindness; disposition to treat another kindly; disposition t...
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiously
PROPI'TIOUSLY, adv. Favorably; kindly.
Webster Dictionary :: Propitious
PROPI'TIOUS, a. [L.propitius.] Favorable; kind; applied to men. 1. Disposed to b...
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiatory
PROPI'TIATORY, a. Having the power to make propitious; as a propitiatory sacrifi...
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiator
PROPITIA'TOR, n. One who propitiates.
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiation
PROPITIATION, n. propisia'shon. 1. The act of appeasing wrath and conciliating t...
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiating
PROPI'TIATING, ppr. Conciliating; appeasing the wrath of and rendering favorable.
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiated
PROPI'TIATED, pp. Appeased and rendered favorable; conciliated.
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiate
PROPI'TIATE, v.t. [L. propitio; pio. Eng. pity.] To conciliate; to appease one o...
Webster Dictionary :: Propitiable
PROPI'TIABLE, a. [See Propitiate .] That may be induced to favor, or that may be...
Webster Dictionary :: Propinquity
PROPIN'QUITY, n. [L.propinquitas, from propinquus, near.] 1. Nearness in place; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Propine
PROPI'NE, v.t. [L.propino, supra.] To pledge; to drink first and then offer the ...
