thrive |
proser |
As a verb thrive
is to grow or increase stature; to grow vigorously or luxuriantly, to flourish.
As a noun proser is
(obsolete) one who writes prose.
wikidiffcom |
proser |
As a noun proser is
(obsolete) one who writes prose.
proser |
prosed |
As a noun proser
is (obsolete) one who writes prose.
As a verb prosed is
(
prose).
terms |
proser |
As nouns the difference between terms and proser
is that
terms is while
proser is (obsolete) one who writes prose.
poser |
proser |
As a verb poser
is .
As a noun proser is
(obsolete) one who writes prose.
proser |
prosier |
As a noun proser
is (obsolete) one who writes prose.
As an adjective prosier is
(
prosy).
proser |
prover |
As nouns the difference between proser and prover
is that
proser is (obsolete) one who writes prose while
prover is one who or that which proves.
proser |
proter |
As nouns the difference between proser and proter
is that
proser is (obsolete) one who writes prose while
proter is a version of rummy played in sri lanka.
prosper |
proser |
As a proper noun prosper
is .
As a noun proser is
(obsolete) one who writes prose.
prower |
proser |
In obsolete terms the difference between prower and proser
is that
prower is comparative form of prow while
proser is one who writes prose.
As an adjective prower
is comparative form of prow.
As a noun proser is
one who writes prose.
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