prerogative office
now historical
noun
The court of an archbishop for the probate of wills.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Cornelius Burges (d. 1665), Church of England clergyman and ejected minister.
- prosopon
- prosopopoeia
- prosopopoeial
- prosopopoeic
- prosopyle
- prospect
- prospect-hunter
- prospecting claim
- prospection
- prospective
- prospective glass
- prospectively
- prospectiveness
- prospectless
- prospector
- prospectus
- prospekt
- prosper
- prosperable
- prosperation
- prosperity
- prosperity budget
- Prospero
- prosperous
- prosperous-looking