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Webster Dictionary :: Promenade
PROMENA'DE, n. 1. A walk for amusement or exercise. 2. A place for walking.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolusion
PROLU'SION, n. s as z. [L. prolusio, proludo; pro and ludo, to play.] A prelude;...
Webster Dictionary :: Prolonging
PROLONG'ING, ppr. Extending in time; continuing in length.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolonger
PROLONG'ER, n. He or that which lengthens in time or space.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolonged
PROLONG'ED, pp. Lengthened in duration or space.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolongation
PROLONGA'TION, n. The act of lengthening in time or space; as the prolongation o...
Webster Dictionary :: Prolongating
PROLON'GATING, ppr. Lengthening in space.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolongated
PROLON'GATED, pp. Extended in space; continued in length.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolongate
PROLON'GATE, v.t. To extend or lengthen in space; as, to prolongate a line. 1. T...
Webster Dictionary :: Prolong
PROLONG', v.t. [L.pro and longus. See Long .] 1. To lengthen in time; to extend ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prologue
PROLOGUE, n. pro'log. [L. prologue; Gr. discourse.] The preface or introduction ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prologize
PRO'LOGIZE, v.i. To deliver a prologue. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Prolocutorship
PROLOC'UTORSHIP, n. The office of station of a prolocutor.
Webster Dictionary :: Prolocutor
PROLOC'UTOR, n. [L.proloquor; pro and loquor, to speak.] The speaker or chairman...
Webster Dictionary :: Prolixness
PROLIX'NESS, n. Great length; minute detail; applied only to discourses and writ...
Webster Dictionary :: Prolixity
PROLIX'ITY PROLIX'LY, adv. At great length.
