prologuer
/ˈprəʊlɒɡə/rare before 20th cent
noun
= prologuist.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Peter Levens (fl. 1552–1587), lexicographer. From prologue + -er. In later use probably partly also from prologue + -er. Compare Middle French prologueur.
- discerptibility
- discerptible
- discerption
- discerptive
- discerptor
- disc file
- disc floret
- disc galaxy
- disc golf
- discharge
- dischargeable
- dischargee
- discharge lamp
- dischargement
- discharger
- discharge tube
- discharging arch
- discharm
- disc harrow
- dischuffed
- dischurch
- dischurching
- disciferous
- disciform
- discincture