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Question 1

PACIFY

Answer 1

make peaceful or calm; appease; tranquilize.

Question 2

PAMPER

Answer 2

to overindulge. Give in easily to the wishes of; coddle; indulge.

Question 3

PARDON

Answer 3

excuse or forgive a person for some minor fault, discourtesy etc.

Question 4

PATRONIZE

Answer 4

treat or deal with in a condescending manner

Question 5

PESTER

Answer 5

to annoy constantly or repeatedly with petty irritations; bothers; vexes.

Question 6

PICK AT

Answer 6

look for and find excuse or occasion for a quarrel or fight.

Question 7

PLAGUE

Answer 7

to vex; harass; trouble; torment.

Question 8

PLACATE

Answer 8

to stop from being angry; appease; pacify; mollify.

Question 9

PLEAD

Answer 9

to make an earnest appeal; supplicates; begs.

Question 10

PLEASE

Answer 10

to be agreeable to; give pleasure to; satisfy.

Question 11

PLEDGE TO

Answer 11

to make promises to give.

Question 12

POKE AT

Answer 12

to intrude; meddle; pry or search.

Question 13

POSSESS

Answer 13

have and hold, seize and take control of, enter into and control firmly, bring or cause to fall under influence, domination and control emotional or intellectual response or reaction

Question 14

PRAISE

Answer 14

to commend the worth of; express approval or admiration of.

Question 15

PREACH

Answer 15

to give religious or moral advice, especially in a tiresome manner. To urge strongly or persistently.

Question 16

PRESS

Answer 16

to urge or request earnestly or persistently; entreat; importune.

Question 17

PRESSURE

Answer 17

the exertion of continuous force on or against a body; constraining influence; apply pressure to; coerce.

Question 18

PREPARE

Answer 18

begin to make ready, for use or consideration

Question 19

PREVENT

Answer 19

to stop or keep from doing something; to hinder.

Question 20

PROBE

Answer 20

to investigate or examine with great thoroughness.

Question 21

PROD

Answer 21

to goad, urge or incite into action.

Question 22

PROMPT

Answer 22

urge into action; provoke. Remind a person of something s/he had forgotten.

Question 23

PROPOSE

Answer 23

to put forth for consideration.

Question 24

PROTECT

Answer 24

shield from injury, danger or loss; guard; defend.

Question 25

PROVOKE

Answer 25

to excite to some action or feeling. Anger, irritate, or annoy.

Question 26

PRY

Answer 26

to look closely and inquisitively or inquire presumptuously; peer or snoop.

Question 27

PUNISH

Answer 27

treat harshly or injuriously.

Question 28

PURSUE

Answer 28

follow with intent to overtake or capture or do harm to; to follow or engage in.

Question 29

PUSH

Answer 29

urge on; impel; press.

Question 30

PUT DOWN

Answer 30

belittle, reject, criticize, or humiliate.

Question 31

PUT OUT

Answer 31

to inconvenience.