propend
verb
pro·pend prō-ˈpend 
propended; propending; propends
intransitive verb
obsolete
: incline
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from Latin prōpendēre "to hang down, (of a person) incline, dispose oneself (toward something)," from prō- pro- entry 2 + pendēre "to hang" — more at pendant
First Known Use
1545, in the meaning defined above
- montecassino
- Montego Bay
- monteith
- monteiths
- montems
- montenegri
- montenegrin
- montenegrins
- Montenegro
- montenegroes
- montenegros
- montera
- Monterey
- Monterey cypress
- Monterey halibut
- Monterey Jack
- Monterey Park
- Monterey pine
- Monterey Spanish mackerel
- montero
- monteros
- Monterrey
- montes
- montes pubis
- montes veneris