provocate
/ˈprɒvəkeɪt/rare
verb
[with object] = provoke, in various senses.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Higden's Polychronicon. From classical Latin prōvocāt-, past participial stem of prōvocāre provoke.
- mothersick
- mothersickness
- mother's knee
- mother's little helper
- mothers' meeting
- mother's meeting
- mother's milk
- mother's pet
- mother's ruin
- mother's side
- mother's son
- mother-substitute
- Mothers' Union
- Mother's Union
- Mother Superior
- mother surrogate
- mother-symbol
- mother tincture
- mother-to-be
- mother tongue
- mother wasp
- Motherwell, Robert
- motherwise
- mother wit
- motherwort