Prov

¹

[ prov ]

noun

1. Provo.

prov.

²

abbreviation for

1. province.
2. provincial.
3. provisional.
4. provost.

Prov.

³

abbreviation for

1. Provençal.
2. Provence.
3. Proverbs.
4. Province.
5. Provost.

prov.

¹

abbreviation for

1. province
2. provincial
3. provisional

Prov.

²

abbreviation for

1. Bible Proverbs
2. Province
3. Provost

Word History and Origins

Origin of Prov¹

By shortening from Provo or provisional

Example Sentences

I said to him he could be loose with the script and he said, “Oh, you mean like im-prov-isation?”

From The Daily Beast

The-the-the-melencholly event wish preshipitate our happ'ness—the myster'us prov'nice wish releash you—releash chile!

From Project Gutenberg

When I spoke to him on the subject, he said that the text which had guided him in his important decisions was Prov.

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Qui declinat aures suas ne audiat legem, oratio eius erit execrabilis, Prov.

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Provenance, prov′e-nans, n. the source from which anything comes or is derived.

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Provender, prov′en-dėr, n. dry food for beasts, as hay or corn: esp.

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