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Word	Definition
propitiate	do smth to take away the anger of
propitiatory	conciliatory, appeasing, mitigating 
propitious	auspicious, presenting favorable circumstances 
prosaic	everyday, mundane, commonplace, trite, pedestrian 
proscribe	denounce as dangerous
protracted	prolonged
provident	frugal; looking to the future 
provisional	of the present time only
provoke	make angry; vax
prudence	careful forethought
prudish	easily shocked, excessively modest
prune	dried plum, silly person
pry	get smth; inquire too curiosly
pugnacious	fond of, in the habit of 
punch	strike with the fist; tool for cutting holes; alc. drink
punctilious	precise, paying attention to trivialities, especially in regard to etiquette 
pundit	pedant, authority on a subject
pungency	sharpness; stinging quality 
purvey	provide, supply
pusillanimous	cowardly, craven 
pyre	large pile of wood for burning
quack	person dishonestly claiming to smth
quaff	drink deeply
quail	lose courage, turn frightened 
qualm	feeling of doubt, temporary feeling of sickness in the stomach
quell	suppress, subdue
quibble	try to avoid by sophistication
quiescent	at rest, dormant, torpid 
quirk	habit or action peculiar to smb or smth
quixotic	generous, unselfish
quotidian	banal; everyday
rabble	mob, crowd; the lower classes of populace
raconter	person who tells anecdotes 
radiant	bright, shining
raffish	low, vulgar, base, tawdry 
rail at	find fault, utter reproaches
ramify	to be divided or subdivided; to branch out 
rancorous	feeling bitterness, spitefulness
rant	use extravagant language
rapacious	greedy (esp for money)
rarefy	to make thin, to make less dense, to purify or refine 
reactionary	opposing progress
rebuff	snub
recalcitrant	disobedient
recant	take back as being false; give up
recast	cast or fashoin anew
recidivism	relapse into antisocial or criminal behavior 
reciprocity	granting of privileges in return for similiar
recitals	a number of, performance of music
recluse	person who lives alone and avoids people
recompense	make payment to; reward, punish
reconcile	settle a quarrel; restore peace
recondite	little known; abstruse
