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`1 a: the act of appointing another as one's agent
`authority vested in one so appointed 2 : the action
`thing (as supplies) : PROCL REMENT
`prOC•U•ra·tor \'prak-yo-,nit-~r\ n (I3c) 1: one that
`affairs : AGENT 2 : an officer of the Roman
`management of the financial affairs of a
`administrative powers as agent of the
`\1 prlikMy;}wfa-*t6r-e~al, ~'tOr-\ adj
`pro-cure \pr;>·'kyu(:>lr, pro-\ vb pro·cured; pro-cur·ing
`LL procurare, fr. L, to take care of, fr. pra- for +
`a : to get possession of : obtain by particular care
`get and make available for promtscuous sexual '
`f"'¥... vi : to procure women
`bring about : ACHIEVE
`\·'kyur-:>·b;;l\ adj
`pro-cur·ance
`\·>n(t)s\ n
`\-'kyu(:>)r-m::mt\ n
`¥:.~~:~ ~;~~~~:~~.~~~·~1r~!t -~~\ t~[L, fr Gk
`:
`fr. its rising before Sirius1: a star of ma!!nitude 0.38 in
`'prod \'priid\ vb prod·ded; prod-ding [ongin unknown]
`: to thrust a pomted instrument into : PRICK b : to ·
`: STIR 2 : to poke or stir as if with a prod "' vi : to urge
`prod-der n
`'prod n (ca. 1787) 1 : a pointed instrument used to prod
`ment to act
`~~~~~!·~~. ~p~~~:~'ff~- ~~~~~\P~~~~~b Jriv~rodi~~~e t~t
`0500) 1 : recklessly extrava~ant 2 : characterized by
`penditure
`LAVISH 3 : yieldmg abundantly : UJXI.iRIA
`PROFUSE- prod·l·gal·i•tY \,priid-;>-'gal-;)t-e\ n
`prod·i
`g("·ll<!\ adv
`(1596): one who spends or gives la,·ishiVl<nd
`'prodigal
`pro-di-gious \pr;>-'dij-;;s\ adj (ca. 1552) 1 a
`: PORTENTOUS b archaic: resembling or befittmg
`CNUSUAL 2 : exciting amazement or wonder
`bulk, quantity, or degree : ENORMOUS syn see M . ONSTROUll-
`gious·IY adv- pro-di·gious-ness n
`prod·i·gy \'priid-o-je\ n, pi -gies [L pradigium
`prod- + -igium (akin to aio I say) -more at
`~or!e~~nu~x~~:~Jtt7a~~ m~r:v!fo'::~.t~~n.~g•n~:~=~~~~~~~l?:n,~:;
`or event b: a highly talented child
`pro-dro-mal \(')prO-'dro-m"l\ adj (1716): PRECURSORY• esp:
`prodromes
`Pd~;:t.:;~,.~g:~;g~~\F: fii..P~~:!~O:s~~·~. '6~~~~~:.~:.tf~\
`fore + dromos running~ more at PRO.. DROMEDARY] (1822): a
`monitory symptom of disease
`·~:c~:,cfr'r~;:;yJ!~e.P{,?-~,;~ f~~~~~Je~ ~~~r~c;~,J~E (Sc)
`TOW] vt (15c) 1 : to offer to view or notice: EXHIBIT 2 : to
`or rise to : YIELD 3 : to extend in len~th, area. or volume
`a triangle) 4 : to present to the pnbhc on the stage or
`radio or television 5 : to give being, form. or shape to :
`: MANUFACTURE 6! to
`to accrue "'vi: to
`,~;a:~~~e'\~~l~~(~fu,
`.
`:
`produced b : the amount
`and esp. fresh fruits and vegetables as d_ist~n,gui;;hadfJ:om
`p~~~~~~dp~~r";:?J'(~ )Jsi, ~r~~\~~JO t69) : dispr<lporti<matel]
`(a~ leaf)
`pro-duc•er \pr~-'d(y)ii-sor, prO-\ n (1513) 1 : one
`! one that grows agricultural products or manufactures
`into articles of use 2: a furnace or apparatus that produces
`ble gas to be used for fuel by circulating air or a mixture of
`steam through a layer of incandescent fuel 3 : a person who
`vises or finances the production of a stage or screen production
`~~~n~) ~~l~~si;:;,J~g;~h'cir :v:n a~a0~icv~~~u;o~~~~n~~;:'~ (as
`cursors (as carbon dioxide and inorganic nitrogen) and many
`are food sources for other organisms- compare CONSUMER b
`producer gas n ( 1895) : gas made in a producer and consisting chiefly
`p~~d~~~r~=i~~lhOi~~~~ng:~~(;~of,:'~ls and raw materials) rhat ate
`p~~~~u~~ \;g~;l'd:(.)!~~\ ~o[;~s s~~~:~:ir7 tfaalr.wM'ls ;~L~~~~:;Y L.
`something produced, fr. neut. of productus, pp. of producere; in other
`senses, fr. L productum] (15c) 1 : the number or expression resulting
`from the multiplication together of two or more numbers or expres(cid:173)
`sions 2 : something produced 3 : the amount, quantity, or total"
`produced 4 : CONJUNCTION 5
`pro-duc-tion \pro-'d~k-sh~n. pr6·\ n (15c) 1 a: something produced
`( l) : a literary or artistic work
`(2) : a work presented
`: PRODUCT b
`on the stage or screen or over the air c : an exaggerated ~ction 2 ~•
`:0~11;;~fr proc':::a\I~Ef~f~rc~~~ ~ ~ \~~alr~~~i;~t ~~:t~~ti'c:':t,:U~~
`or an
`pro-duc.tion·al
`-shon-,1\ adj
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`1944):
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`938
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`process • productivity
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`mechanical or photomechanical duplicating process 3 : of or involv~
`ing illusory effects usu. introduced during processing of the film
`•pro-cess \rro-'ses\ vi [back-formation fr. 'procession] chiefly Brit (1814)
`: to move m a processton
`p
`·
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`, -•s-\ n (1926) : a cheese made by
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`as-,es-o-b;,l, 'pros-\ adj (!954) : suit-
`pr
`able for processing : capable of being processed
`pro-cess·ibiJ.i·ty or
`pro-cess-abil·i·ty \,pras-,es-o-'bil-ot-e, ,pros-\ n
`'pro-ces-sion \pr;,- sesh-•n\ n [ME processioun, fr OF procession, fr. LL
`& L; LL procession-, processio religious procession, fr. L. act of proceed(cid:173)
`ing, fr. processus, pp.) (12c) 1 a : a group of individuals moving
`along in an orderly often ceremonial way b : succESSION. SEQUENCE 2
`a: continuous forward movement : PROGRESSION b: EMANATION (the
`Holy Ghost's- from the Father)
`'procession vi, archaic (1691): to go in procession
`tpro-ces•sion•al \pro-'sesh-nol, -on-'1\ n (15c) 1 : a book containing
`material for a procession 2 : a musical composition (as a hymn) de(cid:173)
`signed for a procession 3 : a ceremonial procession
`'processional adj (ca. 1611) : of, relating to, or moving in a procession
`pro-ces-sion•al·ly \·e\ adv
`pro-ces-sor \'pras-,es-gr, pros-\ n (1909) 1 : one that processes (scrap
`-> 2 a U) : COMPUTER (2) : the part of a computer system that
`~ra~~;: (~, ~·~~mpit!!J•ti:f';u~:'::~~~&.7";~~~~~'i~tob 'r~~~~~~~~
`able to the computer
`process printing n (193 I) : a method
`in
`usu. three or more colors so that
`gr-'bal,
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`pro-choic-er \-'choi-s:>r\ n
`•
`P~):;~!~~fr\PL~~~~;:',;,J':.~-~ pr~~fo~:;"~~~~~;,~~e ~oFc~;
`at PRO-. CLAIM] ~l5c) 1 a: to declare publicly, typically
`proudly, or defiantly and m etther speech or wntmg : ANNOUNCE
`: to give outward indication of : SHOW 2 : to declare or declare to
`solemnly, officially, or formally (~ an amnesty) <~ the country a
`republic) 3 : to praise or glorify openly or publicly : EXTOL syn see
`DECLARE-· pro-clitim-er n
`p::,~;)~~~~;ti~ ;:.:t:~~~;~n~:s~~~a~J~;. ~~;~:f~f::~;J;, ~F g1;~~:
`clamare] (!Sc) 1 : the action of proclaiming : the state of being pro(cid:173)
`claimed 2 : something proclaimed: specif : an official formal public
`announcement
`P:;t~l!t!c(a;~~o;~k~j{;;~~~ e~'fJiti~W( 1 s46)1~ti~f.\e{!iin~~o, Po";"cO!istit~t
`ing a word or rcarticle without sentence stress that is accentuall& depen(cid:173)
`~h~~~f.;'~n~t ~l~~~fti~t~essed word and is pronounced wit
`it as a
`p~~~~·r:y p~o;-~~:;J-~ ~~r.~;t~i~l [L p~~~:':s· p~c!.~g~:~~~f~~:
`1591) : an inclination or predisposition toward something; esp : a
`strong inherent inclination toward something objectionable syn see
`LEANING
`Proc•ne \'priik-ne\ n [L, fr. Gk Prokne] : the wife of Tereus who is
`p~=~~Jf~f,)~~~~~n~t~~~~\ ~[t:f~.~~~mL~~~ pro consule for a consul]
`(14c) 1 : a governor or military commander of an ancient Roman
`province 2 : an administrator in a modern colon~. dependency, or
`occupied area usu. with wide powers
`pro-con•SU•Iar \-s(~·)lor\ adj
`pro-cr!"s~n':;:·~~~~)~~~~2!::~.~at, p~~\~~·~:!'t~:f; ~~t~i~h[';rocras-
`tinatus. pp. of procrastinare. fr. pro- forward + crastinus o' tomorrow,
`fr. eras tomorrow) vt (1588): to put off intentionally and habitually -
`vi: to put off intentionally the doing of something that should be done
`pro-cras-ti•na-tion \-,kraS•t>·'nli·shon\ n
`SfD see DELAY
`pro-cras-
`p~::;!?:n)·'~f;r~k~:..!~~\\dj (1588) 1 : producing offspring 2 ar(cid:173)
`p~~~~a~ \~.~~~a~~~ai'.'eS~~~~~['L procreatus, p. of rocreare, fr. pro-
`forth + creare to create~ more at PRO-, CREATEJ vt (! !36): to beget or
`~H~tri~0:;h R~~!~~~~_:_ ~~~~~-~ifon\,;:o:k;~.·~~~!n\rn brinlr!~~~~
`ative \'pro-kre·,iU-iv\ adj- pro-cre·ator \-,at-or\ n
`pro-crus-te·an \p(r);,.'krgs-te-~n. prO-\ adj, often cap (ca. 1846) 1: of,
`relating to, or typical of Procrustes 2 : marked b¥ arbitrary often
`ruthless disregard of individual differences or special Circumstances
`procrustean bed n, often cap P (1848): a scheme or pattern into which
`someone or somethmg is arbitrarily forced
`~~f:~t!:. ~yepl~;;J~~\·~t~r!k6-~y~h£;h~·~3~et;;',:Cvci~:~"~1 'fi~ i~~~
`his bed by stretching their bodies or cuttinjl off their legs
`pro-cryp.tic \(')pro-'krip-tik\ adj [pro- (as m protect) + cryptic} (1891)
`: of, relating to, or being a concealing pattern or shade of colonng csp.
`in insects
`proc•to-dae•um \,prak-to-'de-~m\ n, pi -daea \-'de·o\ or -dae•ums [NL,
`fr. Gk pri5ktos anus + hodos way more at CEDE) (1878): the poste-
`~~~;~~~~1 tC:'~u~~;:~~;]'1tary canal for~ed in the embryoby
`proc•tut-o.gy\pr1ll<-'tat:;rje\ n'[GKJlfi5Ktos + c:rog.VT(f899): a bran.cb
`of medicine dealing with the structure and diseases ol the anus, rectum,
`\~~k~l~";;~~~~.:-::.tol
`\pnik-'tm'.:!~;~'t~l~j-ik\ or proc·to-log·i-cal
`proc•tor \'prak-tor\ n
`procutour procurator, proctor, alter. of
`procuratour] (l4c) : SUPERVISOR. MONITOR; specif : one appointed to
`supervise students (as at an examination)
`proctor vb
`proc•to-ri·al
`\priik·'tor-e-gl, ·'tor-\ adj- proc•tor·ship \'prak-tor-,ship\ n
`pro-cum•bent \prO-'bm-bant\ adj [L procumbent·, procumbens, prp. of
`to
`fall or
`lean
`forward,
`forward
`fr.
`procumbere
`pra-
`;~~':'t~"ai'{ !to~~ ~~;'~.;-;;n'do~It~~~:r )o~S~~:) l,: ~~~~la~~ ~~':l,~g stems
`proc•U•ra-tion \,priik-yo-'ra-shan\ n [ME procuratioun, fr. MF procura(cid:173)
`tion. fr. L pracuratton·, procuratio, fr. procurntus. pp. of procurare] (l5c)
`
`-~m\ n [ME proheme.
`pro- + oimi! son~] (l'
`: PRELt:DE~- pro-emt•al \!
`')pro-'en-,zim\ n [ISV] (c~
`prO-'es-tr;)S\ n [NL] \19,
`characterized by preparat
`(1838): PROFESSOR
`\1P,_riif~;J··na~shdn, ,prO~f;;}-­
`amng
`\pr6~'fan~g~,t6r-e.
`: DESECRATING
`fan. pro-\ vt pro-faned;
`red) with abuse, irreve;
`wrong, unworthy,
`prophane. fr. MF,
`emp e -- more at PRO·.
`or religious pur:poses :
`, impure, or def1led :
`·ra
`defile what is h?IY : IRRE:<ERENT
`•
`possessmg esotenc or expert 1
`fan-nos\ n
`'fan-ot-e, prg-\ n, pi ·I
`b : the use of 1
`ance of profane
`vb [in sense l.
`'s vows, fr. Mf
`confess, fr. pro- be
`other senses, fr. L professu~ • . PP·
`receive formally mto ~ rehgwus
`acceptance of the reqntred vows
`freely : AFFIRM h : to dedare m wor:
`3: to confess one'~ faith m or al!egtar
`be versed in (a calhng or pr'!fess10n;
`l obs : to profess fnendslnp
`avowal
`o-fessed \-'fest\ adj 0569) 1 : 01
`~now!edged: AF~IRMED 2: profe~S!I
`pro-iessed·IY \pr~- fes-od-le, ·'fest-le\
`declaration! AVOWEDLY 2! Wtth pr~
`pro-fes·sion \pr;r'fesh-on\ n [ME proJr
`L: LL profession-, profes,sio, fr. L, Pll'
`(13c) 1 : the act of takmg the _vows
`act of openly declaring or pubhcl)T c
`• PROTESTATION 3: an avowed religJ
`ing specialized kn'!wledge and often
`aration b : a pnnctpal callmjl.
`whole body of persons engaged m a c
`1pro-fes-sion·al \fr;,-'fesh-nol, -an-'1\'
`characteristic o a professton b : en
`sions c : characterized by or conf(
`standards of a profession 2 a : pa1
`an activity or field of endeavor of~
`golfer) b : having a J?arllcular prot
`t~1f~er~ : cf~ll~~;:~ \fn~Yofc~~d~c
`~ patriot)~ pro-fes-sion·ai·IY \-e\ '
`z~rofessional n (1811) : one that IS p
`m a pursuit or activit;; professiOnal!)
`professional corporatiOn n ( 1970) : :
`more licensed indhiduals (as a doctr
`providing professional services and" (
`prO>fes•sion·al·ism \-,iz-~m\ n (18561
`that cbaracterize or mark a profess!<
`·
`·
`as athletic
`-!zed; -iz.
`~ ero-fes-sion·al·iza-tir
`pro-fes-sor \pr;,- fes-ar\ n (14c) 1 :
`dares 2 a : a faculty member
`institution of higher education b :
`sometimes secondary school c : o
`knowledge of an art, sport., or
`ri~al \.pro-f~'sor-e-:;}1, ,praf~d~.
`adv
`pro-fes-sor·ate \pr~-'fes-g-r~t\
`.
`position of a professor
`. _
`pro-fes-so-ri•at \,pro-fo;'sor-e-"t, ,pn
`ate \-;>t, -,at\ n [mod1f. of F profe.
`professor. fr. professusJ (1858) 1.:
`teachers at an institutton or m, soc1e
`pro•fes-sor·ship \pro-'fes-or-,shtp\
`tion of an academic professor
`'prof.fer \'praf-~r\ vt prof·fered; pr
`AF profrer. fr. OF poroffrir, fr. por(cid:173)
`more at PRO·) (14c): to present for
`'proffer n (13c): OFfER. SUG(}EST!ON
`pro·fi-cien-cy \pro-'ftsh-on-se\ n ~ 15
`or skill : PROGRESS 2: the q~altty
`pro·fi-cient \pr;r'fish-ont'- ad) [L P'
`to go forward, accompltsh, fr. pro·
`at ~Ro. oo} (I S90) : well advance<
`knowlclge=ll!:Ofieient n - pro-f
`syn PROFICIENT, ADEPT. SKILLED. ;
`knowledge and experience in .a tn
`a thorough competence denved
`implies special aptitude as .wen 1
`tery of technique; SKI~LFUL 1m ph<
`performance; EXPERT tmpltes ext~
`as techm
`rofilo, fr.
`1pro·file \'pr
`to spm •. I
`forward (fr.
`: a representation o.f SOfl!dhtf!g u
`represented or seen tn a s1de Vl,eW
`sharp relief : CONTOUR 3 :. a Stde ·
`ins; showing a verttcal sectwn of t
`sotl from the ground surface to 1
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