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Webster Dictionary :: Promissorily
PROM'ISSORILY, adv. by way of promise.
Webster Dictionary :: Promising
PROM'ISING, ppr. Engaging by words or writing; stipulating; assuring. 1. Affordi...
Webster Dictionary :: Promiser
PROM'ISER, n. One who promises; one who engages, assures, stipulates or covenant...
Webster Dictionary :: Promisee
PROMISEE', n. The person to whom a promise is made.
Webster Dictionary :: Promised
PROM'ISED, pp. Engaged by word or writing; stipulated.
Webster Dictionary :: Promise-breaker
PROM'ISE-BREAKER, n. A violator of promises.
Webster Dictionary :: Promise-breach
PROM'ISE-BREACH, n. Violation of promise.
Webster Dictionary :: Promise
PROM'ISE, n. [L. promissum, from promitto, to send before or forward; pro and mi...
Webster Dictionary :: Promiscuousness
PROMIS'CUOUSNESS, n. A state of being mixed without order or distinction.
Webster Dictionary :: Promiscuously
PROMIS'CUOUSLY, adv. In a crowd or mass without order; with confused mixture; in...
Webster Dictionary :: Promiscuous
PROMIS'CUOUS, a. [L.promiscuus; pro and misceo, to mix.] 1. Mingled; consisting ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prominently
PROM'INENTLY, adv. In a prominent manner; so as to stand out beyond the other pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Prominent
PROM'INENT, a. [L. prominens.] Standing out beyond the line or surface of someth...
Webster Dictionary :: Prominence
PROM'INENCE PROM'INENCY, n. [L.prominentia, from promineo; pro and minor, to men...
Webster Dictionary :: Promethean
PROMETHE'AN, a. Pertaining to Prometheus, who stole fire from heaven.
Webster Dictionary :: Promerit
PROMER'IT, v.t. [L. promereo, promeritum; pro and mereo, to merit.] 1. To oblige...
