prologist
/ˈprəʊləɡɪst/ /ˈprəʊlədʒɪst/ /ˈprɒləɡɪst/noun
= prologuist.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Myles Davies (1662–?1719), bibliographer. From prolog- + -ist.
- pay someone back
- pay someone back in their own coin
- pay someone off
- pay something back
- pay something in
- pay something off
- pay something out (or pay out)
- pay spine
- pay station
- pay structure
- payt.
- pay telephone
- pay television
- pay through the nose
- pay-tone
- Payton, Walter
- pay-to-play
- pay-train
- pay TV
- pay up (or pay something up)
- PAYV
- paywall
- paywalled
- pay week
- pay wicket