profonde
noun
pro·fonde
prōˈfōⁿd
plural -s
: a special pocket in the tail of a magician's coat
Word History
Etymology
French, from profonde, adjective, feminine of profond deep, from Latin profondus
- throw under the bus
- throw up
- throw up one's hands
- throw weight
- throw-crook
- throw-in
- throw-ins
- throw/bring into question
- throw/fling/cast caution to the wind
- throw/hurl/toss a monkey wrench into
- throw/knock (someone) off (his/her) stride
- throw/toss one's hat in/into the ring
- throwaway
- throwaways
- throwback
- throwbacker
- throwbackest
- throwbacks
- throwed
- thrower
- throwers
- throwing
- throwing (on)
- throwing away
- throwing back