prorogue /prə-rōgˈ or prō-rōgˈ/

1. To discontinue the meetings of for a time without dissolving
2. To prolong (obsolete)
3. To postpone (Shakespeare)
4. Perh to keep from exertion (Shakespeare)

prōˈrogāte transitive verb

1. To prorogue
2. To extend by agreement, in order to make a particular action competent (Scots law)
3. To confer jurisdiction by agreement of parties on a judge or court not otherwise having jurisdiction to decide the dispute (Scots law)

prōrogāˈtion noun

• workaholic
• workaholics
• workaholism
• workaholisms
• workaround
• workarounds
• work at
• work back
• workbag
• workbags
• workbasket
• workbaskets
• workbench
• workbenches
• workboat
• workboats
• workbook
• workbooks
• workbox
• workboxes
• work camp
• work camps
• workday
• workdays
• work double tides