propose /prə-pōzˈ/

1. To offer for consideration or acceptance
2. To proffer
3. To offer
4. To suggest or put to someone as something to be done
5. To purpose or intend
6. To move formally
7. To nominate
8. To invite one's companions, etc to drink (a toast)
9. To enunciate
10. To bring to one's own or another person's attention
11. To propound
12. To face (Shakespeare)
13. To imagine or suppose (Shakespeare)
14. To formulate as something to be exacted (Shakespeare)
15. To put forward or exhibit (obsolete)

1. To form or put forward an intention or design
2. To offer, esp marriage
3. To converse (Shakespeare)

1. A proposal (obsolete)
2. Talk, discourse (Shakespeare)

propōsˈable adjective

propōsˈal noun

1. An act of proposing
2. An offer, esp of marriage
3. A tender (US)
4. Anything proposed
5. A plan

• come down upon
• come down with
• comedy
• comedy of humours
• comedy of manners
• come for
• come forward
• come from
• come from behind
• come full circle
• come hell or high water
• come high
• come-hither
• come home
• come home by Weeping Cross
• come home to roost
• come in
• come in for
• come in from the cold
• come in on
• come into
• come into effect
• come into one's own
• come into play
• come into the world