prolusion
/prəˈl(j)uːʒ(ə)n
/noun archaic or formal
1A preliminary action or event; a prelude.
1.1A preliminary essay or article.
Origin
Early 17th century: from Latin prolusio(n-), from prolus- 'practised beforehand', from the verb proludere, from pro 'before' + ludere 'to play'.
Rhymes
- do a bunk
- do a land-office business
- do a line with
- do-all
- do a number on
- do anything for a quiet life
- do a roaring trade (or business)
- do a runner
- do-as-you-please
- do away with
- do a ——
- d.o.b.
- dob
- do battle
- dobber
- dobbin
- dobby
- dobby weave
- dobe
- do bears shit in the woods?
- Doberman
- Dobermann
- Dobermann pinscher
- Dobos Torte
- dobra