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Webster Dictionary :: Probator
PROBA'TOR, n. [L.] An examiner; an approver. 1. In law, an accuser.
Webster Dictionary :: Probative
PRO'BATIVE, a. Serving for trial or proof.
Webster Dictionary :: Probationship
PROBA'TIONSHIP, n. A state of probation; novitiate; probation. [Little used and ...
Webster Dictionary :: Probationership
PROBA'TIONERSHIP, n. The state of being a probationer; novitiate. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Probationer
PROBA'TIONER, n. One who is on trial, or in a state to give proof of certain qua...
Webster Dictionary :: Probationary
PROBA'TIONARY, a. Serving for trial. All the probationary work of man is ended w...
Webster Dictionary :: Probational
PROBA'TIONAL, a. Serving for trial.
Webster Dictionary :: Probation
PROBA'TION, n. [L. probatio.] The act of proving; proof. 1. Trial; examination; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Probate
PRO'BATE, n. [L. probatus, probo, to prove.] 1. The probate of a will or testame...
Webster Dictionary :: Probang
PRO'BANG, n. [See Probe .] In surgery, an instrument of whalebone and spunge, fo...
Webster Dictionary :: Probably
PROB'ABLY, adv. Likely; in likelihood; with the appearance of truth or reality; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Probable
PROB'ABLE, a. [L. probabilis, from probo, to prove. See Prove .] 1. Likely; havi...
Webster Dictionary :: Probability
PROBABIL'ITY, n. [L. probabilitas. See Probable .] 1. Likelihood; appearance of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Proa
PRO'A, n. Flying proa, a vessel used in the south seas, with the head and stern ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pro
PRO, a Latin and Greek preposition, signifying for, before, forth, is probably c...
Webster Dictionary :: Prizing
PRI'ZING, ppr. Rating; valuing; esteeming.
