procumbent

[Lat. procumbens, pr. par. of procumbo to lean or incline forward: pro =forward, and -cumbo =to lean or lie (only used in composition), from cubo =to lie down.] *1. Ord. Lang.: Lying down or on the face; prone. 2. Bot .: Spread over the surface of the ground. pro-cür-a-ble, adj . [Eng. procur(e); able .) Capable of being procured; that may or can be procured; obtainable, acquirable. "Even money was procurable about her chance." Field , Oct. 3, 1885.