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Webster Dictionary :: Propination
PROPINA'TION, n. [L. propinatio, propino; Gr. to drink.] The act of pledging, or...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophylactic
PROPHYLAC'TIC PROPHYLAC'TICAL, a. [Gr. to prevent, to guard against; to preserve...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophetize
PROPH'ETIZE, v.i. To give prediction. [Not used]
Webster Dictionary :: Prophetically
PROPHET'ICALLY, adv. by way of prediction; in the manner of prophecy.
Webster Dictionary :: Prophetic
PROPHET'IC PROPHET'ICAL, a. Containing prophecy; foretelling future events; as p...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophetess
PROPH'ETESS, n. A female prophet; a woman who foretells future events, as Miriam...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophet
PROPH'ET, n. [L. propheta.] 1. One that foretells future events; a predicter; a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophesying
PROPH'ESYING, ppr. Foretelling events. PROPH'ESYING , n. The act of foretelling ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophesy
PROPH'ESY, v.t. To foretell future events; to predict. I hate him, for he doth n...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophesier
PROPH'ESIER, n. One who predicts events.
Webster Dictionary :: Prophesied
PROPH'ESIED, pp. Foretold; predicted.
Webster Dictionary :: Prophecy
PROPH'ECY, n. [Gr. to foretell, before and to tell. This ought to be written pro...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophasis
PRO'PHASIS, n. [Gr. to foretell.] In medicine, prognosis; foreknowledge of a dis...
Webster Dictionary :: Prophane
PROPHANE. [See Profane .]
Webster Dictionary :: Property
PROP'ERTY, n. [This See ms to be formed directly from proper. The Latin is propr...
Webster Dictionary :: Properness
PROP'ERNESS, n. The quality of being proper. [Little used.] 1. Tallness. [Not in...
