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Webster Dictionary :: Prong
PRONG, n. 1. A sharp pointed instrument. Prick it on a prong of iron. 2. The tin...
Webster Dictionary :: Proneness
PRO'NENESS, n. The state of bending downwards; opposed to the erectness of man. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prone
PRONE, a. [L. pronus.] Bending forward; inclined; not erect. 1. Lying with the f...
Webster Dictionary :: Pronator
PRONA'TOR, n. A muscle of the fore arm which serves to turn the palm of the hand...
Webster Dictionary :: Pronation
PRONA'TION, n. [from L. pronus, having the face downwards.] 1. Among anatomists,...
Webster Dictionary :: Promulging
PROMULG'ING, ppr. Publishing.
Webster Dictionary :: Promulger
PROMULG'ER, n. One who publishes or teaches what was before unknown.
Webster Dictionary :: Promulged
PROMULG'ED, pp. Published.
Webster Dictionary :: Promulge
PROMULGE, v.t. promulj'. To promulgate; to publish or teach. [Less used than pro...
Webster Dictionary :: Promulgator
PROMUL'GATOR, n. A publisher; one who makes known or teaches publicly what was b...
Webster Dictionary :: Promulgation
PROMUL'GATION, n. The act of promulgating; publication; open declaration; as the...
Webster Dictionary :: Promulgating
PROMUL'GATING, ppr. Publishing.
Webster Dictionary :: Promulgated
PROMUL'GATED, pp. Published; made publicly known.
Webster Dictionary :: Promulgate
PROMUL'GATE, v.t. [L. promulgo.] To publish; to make known by open declaration; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prompture
PROMPT'URE, n. Suggestion; incitement.
Webster Dictionary :: Promptuary
PROMPT'UARY, n. [L. promptuarium.] That form which supplies are drawn; a storeho...
