prologuize
or pro·log·ize
[ proh-law-gahyz, -lo- ]
/ ˈproʊ lɔˌgaɪz, -lɒ- /
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verb (used without object), pro·logu·ized, pro·logu·iz·ing.
to compose or deliver a prologue.
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Also especially British, pro·logu·ise .
OTHER WORDS FROM prologuize
pro·logu·iz·er, nounWords nearby prologuize
Prolixin, prolixity, prolocutor, PROLOG, prologue, prologuize, prolong, prolongate, prolongation, prolonge, prolonged-action
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