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Webster Dictionary :: Profligateness
PROF'LIGATENESS, n. The quality or state of being lost to virtue and decency. 1....
Webster Dictionary :: Profligately
PROF'LIGATELY, adv. Without principle or shame. 1. In a course of extreme viciou...
Webster Dictionary :: Profligate
PROF'LIGATE, a. [L. profligatus, profligo, to rout, to ruin; pro and fligo, to d...
Webster Dictionary :: Profligacy
PROF'LIGACY, n. [See Profligate .] A profligate or very vicious course of life; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Profitless
PROF'ITLESS, a. Void of profit, gain or advantage.
Webster Dictionary :: Profiting
PROF'ITING, ppr. Gaining interest or advantage; improving. PROF'ITING , n. Gain;...
Webster Dictionary :: Profited
PROF'ITED, pp. Benefited; advanced in interest or happiness; improved. What is a...
Webster Dictionary :: Profitably
PROF'ITABLY, adv. With gain; gainfully. Our ships are profitably employed. 1. Us...
Webster Dictionary :: Profitableness
PROF'ITABLENESS, n. Gainfulness; as the profitableness of trade. 1. Usefulness; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Profitable
PROF'ITABLE, a. Yielding or bringing profit or gain; gainful; lucrative; as a pr...
Webster Dictionary :: Profit
PROF'IT, n. [L. profectus, proficio, to profit, literally to proceed forward, to...
Webster Dictionary :: Profiling
PRO'FILING, ppr. Drawing a portrait so as to represent a side view; drawing an o...
Webster Dictionary :: Profiled
PRO'FILED, pp. Drawn so as to present a side view.
Webster Dictionary :: Profile
PROFILE, n. pro'fil. [L. filum, a thread or line.] 1. Primarily, an outline of c...
Webster Dictionary :: Proficuous
PROFIC'UOUS, a. [L. proficuus, proficio, supra.] Profitable; advantageous; usefu...
Webster Dictionary :: Proficient
PROFI'CIENT, n. One who has made considerable advances in any business, art, sci...
