prologuize
/ˈprəʊləɡʌɪz/(also prologuise)
verb
[no object] To compose or deliver a prologue. In modern use also with object: to deliver as a prologue; to introduce.
Origin
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Gilbert West (1703–1756), author. From prologue + -ize.
- mind the shop
- mind-transference
- mind-trip
- mind-tripping
- mind virus
- mindware
- mind-warp
- mind-warping
- mind-your-own-business
- mine
- mineable
- Minean
- mine-boy
- mine canary
- mine captain
- mine car
- mine clearance
- mine-clearing
- mine countermeasures
- mine dance
- mine detector
- mined-out
- mine dump
- minefield
- mine-free