| PRONE | • prone adj. Lying face downward. • prone adj. Of the hand, forearm or foot: turned facing away from the body; with the thumb inward or big toe downward. • prone adj. Having a downward inclination or slope. |
| PRONELY | • pronely adv. In a prone manner or position. • PRONE adv. lying face down. |
| PRONENESS | • proneness n. The quality or state of being prone, or of bending downward. • proneness n. The state of lying with the face down. • proneness n. (Dated) Descent; declivity. |
| PRONENESSES | • pronenesses n. Plural of proneness. • PRONENESS n. the state of being prone. |
| PRONEPHRA | • PRONEPHROS n. a primitive kidney that disappears early in embryonic development. |
| PRONEPHRIC | • pronephric adj. Of or pertaining to the pronephros. • PRONEPHRIC adj. of or pertaining to the pronephros. |
| PRONEPHROI | • pronephroi n. Plural of pronephros. • PRONEPHROS n. a primitive kidney that disappears early in embryonic development. |
| PRONEPHROS | • pronephros n. (Anatomy) A primitive kidney in the lamprey and similar animals, and in other vertebrate embryos. • PRONEPHROS n. a primitive kidney that disappears early in embryonic development. |
| PRONEPHROSES | • pronephroses n. Plural of pronephros. • PRONEPHROS n. a primitive kidney that disappears early in embryonic development. |
| PRONER | • proner adj. Comparative form of prone: more prone. • PRONE adj. lying face down. |
| PRONES | • prones v. Present of prone. • PRONE n. (obsolete) a place in a church where intimations are given out. |
| PRONEST | • pronest adj. Superlative form of prone: most prone. • PRONE adj. lying face down. |
| PRONEUR | • PRONEUR n. (French) a flatterer. |
| PRONEURS | • PRONEUR n. (French) a flatterer. |