profer
transitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: to put forth or before : bring forth or out
Word History
Etymology
Middle English proferen, from Middle French proferer, from Latin proferre, from pro- before + ferre to carry
- native
- Native American
- Native American church
- Native Americanism
- native bear
- native beech
- native birch
- native box
- native bread
- native broom
- native cabbage
- native cat
- native cherry
- native cod
- native companion
- native cranberry
- native currant
- native daphne
- hypersensibility
- hypersensitisation
- hypersensitisations
- hypersensitise
- hypersensitised
- hypersensitises
- hypersensitising