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`prong-horn (prong’horn'. prong’—)
`#1.,‘ pl. pronghorn or
`_h°ms. A small deer. Arililacupm amerlcuria, resembling an
`antelope and havingsmall forked horns, found on western
`North American plains.
`pro-riom-i-rial (pro-n6m’a-nal) adj. Gram. 1..0f. pertainin
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`as by specifying a person. place. or thing. tvhile functioning
`primarily as another part of speech.‘ Hi‘: in his choice is a
`prononiinal adjective. [LLat. pmriomirmlm < Lat. prormmen,
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`nal-ly adv.
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`function as substitutes for nouns or nollfl Ph|'35€5_a_nd de-
`note persons or things asked for, previously specified, oi-
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`es_ #1; 1. To articulate (a word or speech sound). 2. To
`iranscribe (a word) in phonetic symbols. 3. To state offi-
`cially and formally; declare, 4. To declpre to__be in a speci-
`fied condition. —inIr. 1. To declare one 5 opinion or make a
`pronouncement. 2. To articulate words. [ME pranauriceri <
`011 p,,,,,m,a'gr < Lat. pronuririare. to declare : pro-, forth
`+ nu/irfare,
`to announce <' mmIm.v', m€553g°-l —1Iro-
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`ncuncvecwy (-noun’sid—lé) adv. —pro-riounc'edrness n.
`pro-nounce-merit (pro-nouns’mont) n. 1. A formal declara-
`tion. 2. An authoritative statement.
`p,°.nounc.5.-.9 (pro-nounflsing) adj. Pertaining t_o._designed
`for. or showing pronunciation: a pronouncing dictionary.
`pron-to (pron'to) adv. Informal. Without delay; quickly. [Sp.
`< Lat. pramprus. —sce PROMPT.]
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`pro-nu-cle-us (pr(')—n0‘o’klE:—as. »nyéi'O'-) Ii._. pl. -cle-_l (-kle~i’).
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`given assertion. 2. Conclusive demonstration of something.
`3. The proving of something by experiment, test. or trial:
`pm one‘: be1r'r:f.r la the proof 4. Archaic. Proven impenetra-
`bility. 5. Law. The whole body of evidence that determines
`the verdict or judgment in a case. 6. The validation of a
`proposition by application of specified rules, as of induction
`or deduction, to assumptions. axioms. and sequentially de-
`rived conclusions, 7. The strength of a liquor with reference
`to proof spirit. 8. a. Printing. A trial sheet of printed mate-
`rial that is checked against the original manuscript and on
`which corrections are made, b. A trial impression of a plate,
`stone. or block taken at any of various stages in engraving.
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`trial photographic print. -—zmj'. 1. Fully or successfully
`resistant; impervious: proof against fire. 2. Of standard al-
`coholic strength. 3. Used in proving or making corrections.
`~_v. prooted. proot-ing, proofs. —!r. 1. To run off (a
`printed or engraved proof). 2. To proofread (copy). 3. To
`work (dough) into proper lightness. 4. To make resistant.
`—mrr. To proofread. [ME prove < LLat. probu < Lat. pro-
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`proof while
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