- - Secondary proposition from man docked on lunar module
- - Subsidiary proposition proved for use in proving another proposition
- - Subsidiary proposition
- - Auxiliary proposition, in math
- - Auxiliary proposition
- - Proven proposition, in math
- - Subsidiary proposition in a proof
- - Logic proposition
- - Proposition in logic
- - Preliminary proposition
- - Proposition for proving a theorem
- - Proposition in proving a theorem
- - Auxiliary proposition, in logic
- - Preliminary theorem
- - Secondary proposition, in logic.
- - Math proposition
- - Logical proposition
- - Proposition left a married French woman taken aback
- - secondary part of a proof
- - In maths, a theorem proved to help to prove another one
- - Mathematician's stepping stone
- - Supporting premise, in logic
- - Supporting premise
- - The outer of two bracts surrounding each floret in a grass spikelet
- - Little theorem within a bigger theorem
- - A headword in a dictionary
- - Theorem offshoot
- - Subsidiary theorem, in math
- - Line adding novel contribution to mathematical work
- - Helpful theorem, in math
- - Subsidiary theorem
- - Assumption for the sake of argument
- - Auxiliary theorem
- - Helping theorem
- - Theoretical premise
- - Mathematical stepping stone
- - Subject indicated in a heading
- - Subsidiary math theorem
- - Secondary theorem
- - Helpful theorem
- - Proof part, sometimes
- - Theme of a composition
- - Formal assumption
- - Headword
- - Composition theme
- - Glossed word
- - Premise of a syllogism.
- - Basic form of a word
- - Glossary entry
- - A subsidiary or intermediate theorem in an argument or proof
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