P-R

Question 1

predestination

Answer 1

(n.) - the concept of destiny or fate

Question 2

premonition

Answer 2

(n.) - a presentiment of the future

Question 3

preponderance

Answer 3

(n.) - a great amount or frequency

Question 4

presage

Answer 4

(n.) - an omen

Question 5

prestidigitation

Answer 5

(n.) - a sleight of hand

Question 6

presumptuous

Answer 6

(adj.) - disrespectfully bold

Question 7

profane

Answer 7

(adj.) - indecent, blasphemous

Question 8

profuse

Answer 8

(adj.) - abundant, lavish, prolific

Question 9

propensity

Answer 9

(n.) - an inclination, preference

Question 10

propriety

Answer 10

(n.) - decency, state of being proper

Question 11

protean

Answer 11

(adj.) - readily taking on various shapes or forms

Question 12

prudent

Answer 12

(adj.) - cautious, careful

Question 13

puerile

Answer 13

(adj.) - immature

Question 14

pugnacious

Answer 14

(adj.) - belligerent

Question 15

pulchritude

Answer 15

(n.) - physical beauty

Question 16

punctilious

Answer 16

(adj.) - eager to follow rules

Question 17

pungent

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(adj.) - having a sharp, strong quality especially related to smell

Question 18

purport

Answer 18

(v.) - to present an intention that is often FALSE

Question 19

putrid

Answer 19

(adj.) - rotten, rancid, foul

Question 20

quaint

Answer 20

(adj.) - old-fashioned

Question 21

quid

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pro - (n., latin) - a mutually beneficial exchange

Question 22

quotidian

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(adj.) - daily, everyday

Question 23

radiant

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(adj.) - bright, beaming

Question 24

rancid

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(adj.) - rotten, spoiled, disgusting in smell or taste

Question 25

ratiocinate

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(v.) - to think, contemplate

Question 26

raze

Answer 26

(v.) - to demolish

Question 27

recalcitrant

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(adj.) - defiant

Question 28

recalibrate

Answer 28

(v.) - to readjust or make corrections to

Question 29

recapitulate

Answer 29

(v.) - to repeat, reiterate

Question 30

rectify

Answer 30

(v.) - to set right, correct

Question 31

redact

Answer 31

(v.) - to revise, edit

Question 32

redoubtable

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(adj.) - formidable, commanding respect

Question 33

redress

Answer 33

(v.) - to set right or remedy

Question 34

reel

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(v.) - to be thrown off balance or feel dizzy

Question 35

refrain

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(v.) - to hold oneself back, forbear

Question 36

reiterate

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(v.) - to repeat

Question 37

relish

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(v.) - to take zestful pleasure in, enjoy the flavor of

Question 38

remiss

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(adj.) - negligent, exhibiting carelessness

Question 39

render

Answer 39

(v.) - to say, or to make

Question 40

renovate

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(v.) - to restore, return to original state

Question 41

repose

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(n.) - rest, sleep

Question 42

reprehensible

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(adj.) - deserving criticism

Question 43

repudiate

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(v.) - to reject, turn down

Question 44

repulse

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(v.) - to cause disgust or distaste, or to drive back, repel

Question 45

requisition

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(n.) - a demand for goods, often by an authority

Question 46

restitution

Answer 46

(n.) - compensation, reimbursement

Question 47

retaliation

Answer 47

(n.) - revenge, punishment

Question 48

retract

Answer 48

(v.) - withdraw

Question 49

retribution

Answer 49

(n.) - vengeance, revenge, payback

Question 50

revel

Answer 50

(v.) - to enjoy