Other definitions for Prot. (2 of 2)
Protestant.
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Proterandry, prot-e-ran′dri, n. the maturity of the anthers of a perfect flower before its stigma is ready to receive the pollen.
Proterogyny, prot-e-roj′i-ni, n. the maturity of the stigmas of a perfect flower before its anthers have matured their pollen.
Consider whether you would like better to talk with him alone, or in presence of the rest.16 Prot.
The subject has been well discussed by Soldan, Geschichte des Prot.
The Rise of the Hugenots, Vol. 1 (of 2) | Henry Martyn BairdIf there be any other between reason, or any other end, tell us what it is.109 Prot.
British Dictionary definitions for prot- (1 of 2)
a variant of proto-
British Dictionary definitions for Prot. (2 of 2)
Protestant
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