proral
/ˈprɔːrəl/ /ˈprɔːr(ə)l/adjective
Situated on the ‘prow’ of a structure; (specifically) designating certain setae on the tips of the legs of mites and collembolans.
Origin
Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin prōra prora + -al. In sense 1 after French proral; compare also post-classical Latin os prorae. With sense 2 compare prora. In sense 2b apparently after German proral.
- well-decker
- well-defenced
- well-defended
- well defined
- well-delivered
- well-demeaned
- well-derived
- well-descended
- well-deserved
- well-deserving
- well designed
- well-desired
- well-determined
- well-developed
- well-devised
- well-dieted
- well-digested
- well-digger
- well-directed
- well-disciplined
- well-disguised
- well-dish
- well-dispersed
- well disposed
- well-disputed