prorogue
prorogue
v. trans.
Break up (an assembly): P. and V. διᾰλύειν.
v. trans.
Break up (an assembly): P. and V. διᾰλύειν.
PROROGUE
protrudere: proferre: conferre: in aliud tempus differre (e.g. comitia protrudere in Januarium Cic.; with us to prorogue Parliament): omnia in mensem Martium sunt collata (Cic.). To proroge an assembly consilio diem eximere.
protrudere: proferre: conferre: in aliud tempus differre (e.g. comitia protrudere in Januarium Cic.; with us to prorogue Parliament): omnia in mensem Martium sunt collata (Cic.). To proroge an assembly consilio diem eximere.
prorogue: prōrŏgo, 1. v. TO POSTPONE . (N.B.--By no means protrudo, as R. and A.)