pronatalists
plural of pronatalist

pronoiar
One who is granted a pronoia.

pronoiars
plural of pronoiar

pronoids
plural of pronoid

pronotaries
plural of pronotary

pronotary
Alternative form of prothonotary.

pronouncer
One who pronounces.
The official who gives out words to be spelled at a spelling bee and answers questions about their definition, use in a sentence and etymology.
A phonetic representation of the pronunciation of a word, to aid the presenter.

pronouncers
plural of pronouncer

pronunciator
Someone who pronounces; a pronouncer.

pronunciators
plural of pronunciator

proofer
A chamber used in baking that encourages fermentation of dough by yeast through warm temperatures and controlled humidity.
One who proofs.
A printer used to make proofing copies that look like how it will come out of the press.

proofers
plural of proofer

prooflistener
One who listens, usually to a recording, for errors.

prooflisteners
plural of prooflistener

proofreader
A person who proofreads.
A person whose occupation is to proofread.

proofreaders
plural of proofreader

proompter
Someone who develops prompts to be given to a generative AI, particularly one who would lack the knowledge or skill to produce the output themselves.

proompters
plural of proompter

propagandee
A person to whom propaganda is disseminated.

propagandees
plural of propagandee

propagandists
plural of propagandist

propagandizer
One who propagandizes.

propagandizers
plural of propagandizer

propagator
A person who disseminates news or rumour
A person who propagates plants
A covered, sometimes heated container for germinating seeds or raising seedlings
A function that represents the quantum propagation of a subatomic particle

propagators
plural of propagator

propagatress
A female propagator.

propagatresses
plural of propagatress

propagatrix
A female propagator

propagon
A vibrational mode that propagates as a plane wave

propertarian
One who endorses propertarianism.

propertarians
plural of propertarian

prophage
The latent form of a bacteriophage in which the viral genome is inserted into the host chromosome.

prophages
plural of prophage

prophesier
A person who makes prophecies or foretells the future; a prophet.

prophesiers
plural of prophesier

prophet
Someone who speaks by divine inspiration.
Someone who predicts the future; a soothsayer.

propheteering
Acting as a prophet in order to obtain money; making profit from prophecy.

prophetess
A female prophet.

prophetesses
plural of prophetess

propheticide
The slaying of a prophet.

propheticism
The role, status, or work of a prophet.

propheticisms
plural of propheticism

prophets
plural of prophet

propitiator
One who propitiates or appeases.

propitiators
plural of propitiator

proplifter
A person who engages in proplifting.

proplifters
plural of proplifter

propmaker
A manufacturer of props for use in plays or films.

propmakers
plural of propmaker

propman
A man responsible for looking after the props in a theater

propmaster
A person in charge of cinematic props.

propmasters
plural of propmaster

propmen
plural of propman

proponency
Advocacy.

proponents
plural of proponent

proponer
One who propones.

proponers
plural of proponer.

proportionalist
A proponent of proportionalism.

proportionalists
plural of proportionalist

proportions
plural of proportion

proposalist
One who submits a proposal.

proposalists
plural of proposalist

proposant
A theological student who performs religious functions and is a candidate for the ministry.

proposants
plural of proposant

proposee
The person to whom a proposal of marriage is made.

proposees
plural of proposee

proposer
Agent noun of propose: someone who proposes; someone who makes a proposal.

proposers
plural of proposer

propositionalist
A proponent of propositionalism.

propositionalists
plural of propositionalist

propositioner
One who propositions.

propositioners
plural of propositioner

propounder
One who propounds.

propounders
plural of propounder

propper
One who or that which props.

proppers
plural of propper

propraetor
A magistrate of ancient Rome who governed a province after serving as a praetor in Rome.

propraetors
plural of propraetor

propretor
Alternative spelling of propraetor.

propretors
plural of propretor

proprietarian
A proponent of proprietarianism, that is, of proprietary colonies and proprietary government in colonial America.
A person who owns property (a proprietor) or believes in proprietarianism, that is, that property is an absolute right.

proprietarians
plural of proprietarian

proprietariat
People who own property.

proprietess
Alternative form of proprietress.

proprietesses
plural of proprietess

proprietor
An owner.
A sole owner of an unincorporated business, also called a sole proprietor.
One of the owners of an unincorporated business, a partner.
One or more persons to whom a colonial territory is assigned, like a fief, including its administration.

proprietoress
Alternative form of proprietress.

proprietoresses
plural of proprietoress

proprietors
plural of proprietor

proprietress
A female proprietor.

proprietresses
plural of proprietress

proprietrices
plural of proprietrix

proprietrix
A female proprietor.

proprietrixes
plural of proprietrix

propugnator
A champion or defender.

propugnators
plural of propugnator

propugner
A defender, supporter, vindicator.

propugners
plural of propugner

propwoman
A woman responsible for looking after the props in a theater

prorater
A person employed to make debt repayments to multiple creditors on behalf of a debtor.

proraters
plural of prorater

prorector
An officer who presides over the academic senate of a university in certain countries, especially Germany.
A substitute or assistant rector.

prorectors
plural of prorector

proreformist
A person in favour of reform.

proreformists
plural of proreformist.

prorevivalist
A supporter of revival or revivalism.

prorevivalists
plural of prorevivalist

prorogator
One who prorogates.

prorogators
plural of prorogator

proroguer
One who prorogues.

proroguers
plural of proroguer

pros
plural of pro

prosaist
A person who writes prose.
A prosaic or commonplace person.

prosaists
plural of prosaist

prosateur
A writer of French prose.

prosateurs
plural of prosateur

proscriptionist
Someone who proscribes; a prohibitor.

proscriptionists
plural of proscriptionist

proscriptivist
One who is characterized by proscribing; one who tends to proscribe.

proscriptivists
plural of proscriptivist

prosector
A person who prepares a body for dissection by students, or dissects them as demonstrations.

prosectors
plural of prosector

proselyte
One who has converted to a religion or doctrine, especially a gentile converted to Judaism.

proselyter
A person who proselytes; a proselytizer.

proselyters
plural of proselyter

proselytes
plural of proselyte

proselytess
A female proselyte; a female gentile who has converted to Judaism.

proselytesses
plural of proselytess

proselytist
One who proselytises.

proselytists
plural of proselytist

proselytizer
Agent noun of proselytize; one who proselytizes.

proselytizers
plural of proselytizer

proselytor
A proselytizer, one who proselytes.

proselytors
plural of proselytor

proselytute
A person given to excessive religious proselytizing.

proselytutes
plural of proselytute

proseman
A male writer of prose.

prosemen
plural of proseman

prosemite
Someone who favors Semitism.

prosemites
plural of prosemite

prosifier
One who prosifies.

prosifiers
plural of prosifier.

prosist
A writer of prose.

prosists
plural of prosist

proslaver
One who supports the idea of slavery.

proslavers
plural of proslaver

proslavist
Alternative spelling of pro-slavist.

proslavists
plural of proslavist

prosodist
A person involved with prosody.

prosodists
plural of prosodist

prosopographies
plural of prosopography