propr.

American  

abbreviation

1. proprietor.

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propr British  

abbreviation

1. proprietor

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Example Sentences

This is what a striped shirt should look like: Geoff Ogilvy in Propr gear!

From Golf Digest

Propr�tor, Propretor, prō-prē′tor, n. a magistrate of ancient Rome, who, after acting as pr�tor in Rome, was appointed to the government of a province.

From Project Gutenberg

Having obtained a Propr�torship in Africa, he followed up his career of private swindling, by the wholesale practice of public robbery.

From Project Gutenberg

This weakness is the object of the poet's wit in the following passage, in which he tells how Sc�vola, the propr�tor of Asia, once "took down" the silly Albucius in Athens: A Greek, Albucius, you would be called, and not a Roman and a Sabine, a fellow-townsman of Pontius and Tritanius, though they are both illustrious men, and first-rate standard-bearers.

From Project Gutenberg

In 62 B. C. he went to Spain as Propr�tor, intending to write a book about the Spanish people and their customs as soon as he got back, but he was so busy on his return that he did not have time to do so.

From Project Gutenberg