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51prone to inaccuracy — index fallible Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
52Prone position — Word history The word prone, meaning naturally inclined to something, apt, liable, , is recorded in English since 1382; the meaning lying face down is first recorded in 1578 but is also referred to as laying down or going prone .It derives from… …
53Prone bike — A prone bike is a recumbent bicycle which places the rider in a prone position. The bottom bracket is located at the bicycle s rear, the rider lies either on a pad or in a hard shell seat. The rider s position shall reduce drag and therefore… …
54Prone Lugo AD — Football club infobox clubname = Azkar Lugo FS fullname = Prone Lugo Asociación Deportiva nickname = founded = 1984 ground = Pavillón Municipal de Lugo, Lugo capacity = 2,500 chairman = flagicon|Spain Manuel Corredoira manager = flagicon|Spain… …
55prône-misère — (prô ne mi zè r ) s. m. Celui qui se plaint toujours. • C était un franc avare, un vrai prône misère, HAUTEROCHE le Deuil, SC. 29. Au plur. Des prône misère …
56prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine — Supine means lying face upward (it may help to remember that a supine person is on her spine). Prone and prostrate are regarded by most dictionaries and usage authorities, but by no means all, as meaning lying face downward. (A few say that… …
57prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine — Supine means lying face upward (it may help to remember that a supine person is on her spine). Prone and prostrate are regarded by most dictionaries and usage authorities, but by no means all, as meaning lying face downward. (A few say that… …
58prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine — Supine means lying face upward (it may help to remember that a supine person is on her spine). Prone and prostrate are regarded by most dictionaries and usage authorities, but by no means all, as meaning lying face downward. (A few say that… …
59prone, prostrate, recumbent, supine — Supine means lying face upward (it may help to remember that a supine person is on her spine). Prone and prostrate are regarded by most dictionaries and usage authorities, but by no means all, as meaning lying face downward. (A few say that… …
60prone out — verb To lie flat on ones board (face down) in order to be propelled shorewards by a broken wave. 2006: When you finish the wave ndash; especially when its bigger ndash; its best to prone out and head back over toward the cliff rip mdash; surfline …
