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Webster Dictionary :: Prodigy
PROD'IGY, n. [L. prodigium, from prodigo, to shoot out, drive out, properly to s...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigiousness
PRODIG'IOUSNESS, n. Enormousness of size; the state of having qualities that exc...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigiously
PRODIG'IOUSLY, adv. Enormously; wonderfully; astonishingly; as a number prodigio...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigious
PRODIG'IOUS, a. [L. prodigiosus. See Prodigy .] 1. Very great; huge; enormous in...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigally
PROD'IGALLY, adv. With profusion of expenses; extravagantly; lavishly; wastefull...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigalize
PROD'IGALIZE, v.i. To be extravagant in expenditures. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigality
PRODIGAL'ITY, n. 1. Extravagance in the expenditure of what one possesses, parti...
Webster Dictionary :: Prodigal
PROD'IGAL, a. [L. produgus, from prodigo, to drive forth, to lavish.] 1. Given t...
Webster Dictionary :: Procuring
PROCU'RING, ppr. Getting; gaining; obtaining. 1. Causing to come or to be done. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Procuress
PROCU'RESS, n. A bawd.
Webster Dictionary :: Procurer
PROCU'RER, n. One that procures or obtains; that which brings on or causes to be...
Webster Dictionary :: Procurement
PROCU'REMENT, n. The act of procuring or obtaining; obtainment. 1. A causing to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Procured
PROCU'RED, pp. Obtained, caused to be done; effected; brought on.
Webster Dictionary :: Procure
PROCU'RE, v.t. [L. procuro; pro and curo, to take care.] 1. To get; to gain; to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Procuratory
PROCU'RATORY, a. Tending to procuration.
Webster Dictionary :: Procuratorship
PROCURA'TORSHIP, n. The office of a procurator.
