All English words - page 4505

(of a plant) producing buds or side shoots from a flower or other terminal part.

By proliferation.

(of a plant, animal, or person) producing much fruit or foliage or many offspring.

The quality of being prolific or highly productive.

In a way that produces a great number or amount of something

Prolificness.

To render prolific; †to fertilize (obsolete); to make plentiful or widespread.

To render prolific; †to fertilize (obsolete); to make plentiful or widespread.

To render prolific; †to fertilize (obsolete); to make plentiful or widespread.

The condition of having, or process of developing, adventitious buds, flowers, or shoots. compare "proliferation", "proliferous".

The quality of being prolific; fruitfulness; fecundity.

In a prolific manner; = "prolifically".

Germinal; progenitive; prolific.

An amino acid which is a constituent of most proteins, especially collagen.

(of speech or writing) using or containing too many words; tediously lengthy.

The fact of using too many words and therefore being boring or difficult to read or listen to

Prolixity.

A chairperson of the lower house of convocation in a province of the church of england.

The office of a prolocutor.

A high-level computer programming language first devised for artificial intelligence applications.

To compose or deliver a prologue.

= prologuist .

To compose or deliver a prologue.

To compose or deliver a prologue.

To compose or deliver a prologue.