PRO

Question 1

Procrastinate

Answer 1

(literally, “move forward to tomorrow”) put things off from day to day; delay; dawdle

Question 2

Proficient

Answer 2

(literally, “going forward”) well advanced in any subject or occupation; skilled; adept; expert

Question 3

Profuse

Answer 3

pouring forth freely; exceedingly generous; extravagant; lavish

Question 4

Project

Answer 4

throw or cast forward

Question 5

Prominent

Answer 5

(literally, “jutting forward”) standing out; notable; important; conspicuous
Propel

Question 6

Propel

Answer 6

person who puts forth a proposal or argues in favor of something; advocate; supporter
Prospect

Question 7

Prospect

Answer 7

thing looked forward to; expectation; vision

Question 8

Prostects

Answer 8

chances

Question 9

Protract

Answer 9

(literally, “drag forward”) draw out; lengthen; extend; prolong

Question 10

Protrude

Answer 10

thrust forth; stick out; bulge; jut

Question 11

Provoke

Answer 11

1.Call forth; bring on; cause
2.Make angry; annoy; incense; irritate