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Prove, v. n.
Provender, n. Dry food (as hay, corn, etc., for brutes), fodder, forage. Proverb, n.
Proverbial, a. Notorious, current, acknowledged, unquestioned. Provide, v. a.
Provide, v. n.
Provided, conj. If, on condition, with the understanding, granted, supposing, on these terms, by stipulation. Providence, n.
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