procitāre prōcĭtum prōcĭtus proclāmātĭo a calling out; crying out; outcry; an appeal proclāmātor a crier; bawler proclāmo v. a. to call; cry out; to vociferate Procles the twinbrother of Eurysthenes; king of the Lacedœmonians prōclīnātĭo a bending; inclining forwards; a slope prōclīno v. a. to bend; incline forwards; to bend; inclining; verging to a consummation; totte… prōclīvē adv. prōclīvis adj. sloping; steep; going downwards; a slope; descent; declivity prōclīvĭtas A steep descent; declivity; A tendency; disposition; proneness prōclīvĭter adv. prōclīvĭum prōclīvus prōclūdo v. a. to shut up Procnē prŏco v. a. to ask; demand prŏcoeton an anteroom; antechamber procŏmĭon the hair on the front part of the head; the front hair; N... Prŏconnēsus an island in the Propontis; abounding in wine and marble;... prōconsul One who at the close of his consulship in Rome became gov...; a governor in one… prōconsŭlāris adj. belonging to a proconsul; proconsular; of the military tr... prōconsŭlātus The dignity; office of a proconsul; a proconsulship; A proprœtorship prŏcor prōcrastĭnātĭo a putting off to the morrow; from day to day; procrastina... prōcrastĭno v. a. to put off till the morrow; to put off; defer prōcrĕābĭlis adj. belonging to generation prōcrĕātĭo a begetting; generation; procreation; that which is begotten prōcrĕātor a begetter; producer prōcrĕātrix she that brings forth; a mother prōcrĕo v. a. to bring forth; beget; generate; to produce; make; cause prōcresco v. inch. n. To grow forth; spring up; arise; To continue to grow; to grow up; grow larger Procris a daughter of the Athenian king Erechtheus; wife of Cepha... Prŏcrustes a noted highwayman in Attica. He had a bed upon which he ... prōcŭbĭtōres the night-watch prōcŭbo v. n. to lie stretched out; to lie along prōcūdo v. a. to fashion; make by hammering; to forge prŏcul adv. in the distance; at a distance; a great way off; adv. of place; ab; hinc; far; … Prŏcŭla name of a Roman woman prōculcātĭo a treading down prōculcātor one who treads down; advanced troops; scouts prōculcātus P. a. prōculco v. a. to tread down; trample upon; have trodden; traversed; to trample upon; tread un… Prŏcŭleiāni Prŏcŭlēius a Roman knight intimate with Augustus Prŏcŭlĭāni proculĭunt Prŏcŭlus a Roman surname prōcumbo v. n. to fall forwards; fall; sink down; to fall; sink down; to sink into sen prōcŭpīdo a previous desire prōcūrātĭo an expiatory sacrifice; expiation prōcūrātĭuncŭla a small charge; administration prōcūrātor a manager; overseer; superintendent prōcūrātōrĭus adj. belonging to an agent; manager; procuratory prōcūrātrix a governess; protectress prōcūro v. a. and n. to take care of; attend to; look after; to take care of; to manage prōcurro v. n. to run forth; rush forwards; to go on; advance prōcursātĭo a charge; sally; onset prōcursātor a forerunner; skirmishers; sharp-shooters prōcursĭo a running forward; stepping forth; a digression prōcurso v. freq. n. to run forth; to sally out; make attacks; to advance prōcursōrĭus adj. that runs forth; before prōcursus a running forth; forwards; a sallying forth prōcurvo v. a. to bend; curve forwards prōcurvus adj. curred forwards; crooked; winding prŏcus prŏcus A wooer; a suitor Prŏcўon a constellation that rises before the dog-star prōdactus prōdĕambŭlo v. n. to walk abroad; take a walk prōdĕo v. n. to go; come forth prōdesse prōdīcĭus adj. treacherous Prŏdĭcĭus adj. prōdīco v. a. To say beforehand; to fix; appoint beforehand; To put off; defer prōdictātor a vice-dictator prōdictĭo a deferring; adjournment prōdictus Prŏdĭcus a Grecian sophist of Ceos; contemporary with Socrates; au...; belonging to Prod… prōdĭgālĭtas wastefulness; prodigality prōdĭgē adv. prōdĭgentĭa extravagance; profusion; prodigality prōdĭgĭālis adj. Unnatural; strange; wonderful; That averts bad omens; unnaturally; in a strange… prōdĭgĭātor an interpreter of prodigies prōdĭgĭŏlum a little prodigy prōdĭgĭōsē adv. prōdĭgĭōsus adj. unnatural; strange; wonderful prōdĭgĭtas extravagance; prodigality prōdĭgĭum a prophetic sign; token; omen; a monster; prodigy prōdĭgo v. a. to drive forth; to drive; med; med; to get rid of prōdĭgŭae prōdĭgus adj. wasteful; lavish; prodigal; a wasteful person; a spendthrift; prodigal; lavish;… prōdinunt prōdĭtĭo A discovering; betraying; a discovery; betrayal; A putting off; deferring; the … prōdĭtĭo a going; coming forth; an appearance; a sally prōdĭtor a betrayer prōditrix a female betrayer; a traitress prōdĭtus prōdĭtus treachery