Procure (IPA: /pɹoʊkˈjʊɹ/)
| Procure (v. t.) |
To bring into possession; to cause to accrue to, or to come into possession of; to acquire or provide for one's self or for another; to gain; to get; to obtain by any means, as by purchase or loan. |
| Procure (v. t.) |
To contrive; to bring about; to effect; to cause. |
| Procure (v. t.) |
To solicit; to entreat. |
| Procure (v. t.) |
To cause to come; to bring; to attract. |
| Procure (v. t.) |
To obtain for illicit intercourse or prostitution. |
| Procure (v. i.) |
To pimp. |
| Procure (v. i.) |
To manage business for another in court. |
| PROCURE |
Nonprofit organization in Montreal, Canada |
| Procure Synonyms |
Pander, Pimp |
| Procure Synonyms |
Secure |
Procure Rhymes
Bloor, Boor, Buhr, Cure, Duerr, Fluhr, Foor, Fuhr, Gloor, Jure, Luhr, Lure, Moor, Moore, Muhr, Muir, Poor, Poore, Pure, Ruhr, Schnoor, Schuur, Shure, Spoor, Stuhr, Suhr, Suhre, Suire, Sure, Tour, Ture, Uhr, Ur, You're, Your |
Allure, Assure, Badour, Baldur, Bijur, Bonjour, Brochure, Couture, Damour, Demure, Detour, Dufour, Endure, Ensure, Gilmour, Gochnour, Impure, Insure, Inure, Jabbour, Lacour, Lancour, Latour, Lesure, Lumpur, Manure, Mature, Mosur, Obscure, Procure, Rednour, Secure, Segur, Stamour, Unsure |
Amanpour, Beladur, Immature, Pimplapure, Premature, Reassure, Reinsure |
Entrepreneur, Observateur |
| Spanish Translation |
Procure in Spanish is Obtener |
| Tagalog Translation |
Procure in Tagalog is Amot |
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