prologuer
/ˈprəʊlɒɡə/rare before 20th cent
noun
= prologuist.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Peter Levens (fl. 1552–1587), lexicographer. From prologue + -er. In later use probably partly also from prologue + -er. Compare Middle French prologueur.
- pentaptych
- pentaquark
- pentarch
- pentarchical
- pentarchy
- pentasepalous
- pentaspast
- pentastich
- pentastichous
- Pentastoma
- pentastome
- pentastomid
- pentastyle
- pentasyllabic
- pentasyllabism
- pentasyllable
- Pentateuch
- Pentateuchal
- pentathionate
- pentathionic acid
- pentathlete
- pentathletical
- pentathlon
- pentathol
- pentatomic