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pro1 in favor of some proposal, decision, person, or the like.(Cf. con1.) [3 definitions]
pro2 (informal) professional, esp. in certain sports. [3 definitions]
pro-1 forward. [2 definitions]
pro-2 in favor of; supporting. [2 definitions]
proa a swift, canoe-shaped Malay sailboat with one triangular sail and one outrigger.
proactive active or characterized by being active in such a way as to prevent or prepare for events happening as opposed to reacting after events occur.
prob.1 abbreviation of "probable" or "probably."
prob.2 abbreviation of "problem."
probability the quality, condition, or fact of being probable. [3 definitions]
probable likely to occur or be true. [2 definitions]
probable cause a reasonable basis for believing that a person is guilty of a crime.
probably quite likely; almost certainly.
probate the legal establishing of a will as authentic, valid, and binding. [3 definitions]
probate court a special court with jurisdiction over the probating of wills, the administration of estates, and the determination of guardians for minors and incompetents.
probation a trial period or process, as of one's qualifications or for redeeming past failures. [2 definitions]
probationer one who is on or subject to probation.
probation officer a court-appointed official who supervises persons, including convicts, who are on probation.
probative serving or designed to test or prove. [2 definitions]
probe to delve into deeply or thoroughly. [6 definitions]
probiotic beneficial microorganisms found in certain dietary supplements and food products, esp. dairy products such as yogurt. [2 definitions]
probity proven trustworthiness; honesty; integrity.