propend /prə-pendˈ or prō-pendˈ/ (Shakespeare)

To incline

propendˈent adjective (obsolete)

Inclining or inclined

propense /-pensˈ/ adjective (obsolete)

1. Inclined
2. Sometimes used in the sense of prepense, deliberate, premeditated

propenseˈly adverb

propenseˈness, propenˈsion (Shakespeare) or (now usu) propensˈity noun

1. Inclination of mind
2. Favourable inclination
3. A tendency to good or evil
4. Disposition
5. A tendency to move in a certain direction

propenˈsive adjective (obsolete)

Inclined

• offy
• OFGAS
• Ofgas
• OFGEM
• pill-popper
• pills
• pillworm
• pillworms
• pillwort
• pillworts
• pilniewinks
• pilocarpin
• pilocarpine
• pilocarpines
• pilocarpins
• Pilocarpus
• pilose
• pilosities
• pilosity
• pilot
• pilotage
• pilotages
• pilot balloon
• pilot balloons
• pilot-boat