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Definition of prog
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Prog (n.) A goal;
progue.
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Philoprogenitiveness
::
Philoprogenitiveness
(n.) The love of
offspring;
fondness
for
children.
Prognathous
::
Prognathous
(a.)
Having
the jaws
projecting
beyond
the upper part of the face; --
opposed
to
orthognathous.
See
Gnathic
index,
under
Gnathic..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) One of a
series
of
progressive
steps
upward
or
downward,
in
quality,
rank,
acquirement,
and the like; a stage in
progression;
grade;
gradation;
as,
degrees
of vice and
virtue;
to
advance
by slow
degrees;
degree
of
comparison..
Prog
::
Prog (v. i.) To
steal;
to rob; to
filch.
Progne
::
Progne
(n.) A
swallow.
Onomatechny
::
Onomatechny
(n.)
Prognostication
by the
letters
of a name.
Programma
::
Programma
(n.) See
Programme.
Progression
::
Progression
(n.) A
regular
succession
of tones or
chords;
the
movement
of the parts in
harmony;
the order of the
modulations
in a piece from key to key.
Prophasis
::
Prophasis
(n.)
Foreknowledge
of a
disease;
prognosis.
Progenitress
::
Progenitress
(n.) A
female
progenitor.
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) A
succession
of
chords
according
to the rules of
progression
and
modulation.
Adam
::
Adam (n.) The name given in the Bible to the first man, the
progenitor
of the human
race..
Augur
::
Augur (v. i.) To
conjecture
from signs or
omens;
to
prognosticate;
to
foreshow.
Course
::
Course
(n.)
Motion,
considered
as to its
general
or
resultant
direction
or to its goal; line
progress
or
advance..
Progenitor
::
Progenitor
(n.) An
ancestor
in the
direct
line; a
forefather.
Hitch
::
Hitch (n.) A stop or
sudden
halt; a
stoppage;
an
impediment;
a
temporary
obstruction;
an
obstacle;
as, a hitch in one's
progress
or
utterance;
a hitch in the
performance..
Process
::
Process
(n.) The act of
proceeding;
continued
forward
movement;
procedure;
progress;
advance.
Slate
::
Slate (v. t.) A list of
candidates,
prepared
for
nomination
or for
election;
a list of
candidates,
or a
programme
of
action,
devised
beforehand..
Prophesy
::
Prophesy
(v. t.) To
foretell;
to
predict;
to
prognosticate.
Progne
::
Progne
(n.) A genus of
swallows
including
the
purple
martin.
See
Martin.
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