- im|pro|vi|sa|tor
- im|pro|vi|sa|tor «IHM pruh vy ZAY tuhr, ihm PROV uh-», noun.a person who improvises; improviser.
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Pro|loc|u|tor — «proh LOK yuh tuhr», noun. 1. = chairman. (Cf. ↑chairman) 2. = spokesman. (Cf. ↑spokesman) ╂[< Latin prolocūtor pleader, advocate < prōloquī speak out < prō forth + loquī to speak] Pro|loc|u|tor «proh LOK yuh tuhr», noun. the Lord… … Useful english dictionary
pro|loc|u|tor — «proh LOK yuh tuhr», noun. 1. = chairman. (Cf. ↑chairman) 2. = spokesman. (Cf. ↑spokesman) ╂[< Latin prolocūtor pleader, advocate < prōloquī speak out < prō forth + loquī to speak] Pro|loc|u|tor «proh LOK yuh tuhr», noun. the Lord… … Useful english dictionary
pro|to|his|tor|ic — «PROH toh hihs TR ihk, TOR », adjective. of or belonging to the beginnings of recorded history … Useful english dictionary
pro|gen|i|tor — «proh JEHN uh tuhr», noun. an ancestor in the direct line; forefather. ╂[< Latin prōgenitor, ōris < prōgignere < prō forth + gignere to produce] … Useful english dictionary
pro|mul´ga|tor — pro|mul|gate «proh MUHL gayt; especially British PROM uhl gayt», transitive verb, gat|ed, gat|ing. 1. to announce officially; proclaim formally: »The king promulgated a decree. The constitution probably will soon be promulgated and elections are… … Useful english dictionary
pro|cre|a|tor — «PROH kree AY tuhr», noun. a person who begets; parent … Useful english dictionary
pro|gen|i|tor|ship — «proh JEHN uh tuhr shihp», noun. the position or fact of being a progenitor: »Figurative. Cicero would [disown] the intellectual progenitorship of a cicerone (Blackwood s Magazine) … Useful english dictionary
pro|hib|i|tor — «proh HIHB uh tuhr», noun. a person who prohibits … Useful english dictionary
pro|loc|u|tor|ship — «proh LOK yuh tuhr shihp», noun. the office or position of a prolocutor … Useful english dictionary
pro|pri|e|tor|ship — «pruh PRY uh tuhr shihp», noun. = ownership. (Cf. ↑ownership) … Useful english dictionary
pro|pri|e|tor — «pruh PRY uh tuhr», noun. 1. a person who owns something as his possession or property; owner: »A number of boarding house proprietors are converting their rooms into flatlets (London Times). 2. (in American history) the owner of a proprietary… … Useful english dictionary
