pro·rupt \prōˈrəpt\adjective orpro·rupt·ed\-tə̇d\ Etymology:prorupt from Latin proruptus, past participle of prorumpere to burst forth, from pro before + rumpere to break; prorupted from Latin proruptus + English -ed — more at for, reave : not compact : protuberant < possesses not only a panhandle but two additional protuberances as well, making that state markedly prorupted in form — C.L.White & G.T.Renner >