| A | B |
|---|
| Prerogative | an exclusive, or special right, power, or privilege |
| Probity | adherence to the highest ideals and principles, honest |
| Procrastinate | to put off intenionally and habitually, delay |
| Prodigious | exciting amazement or wonder, strange, unusual |
| Prolific | causing abundant growth, generation or production |
| Promulgate | to make known by open declaration, proclaim |
| Propensity | an often intense inclination or preference, leaning |
| Propitiate | to gain or regain the favor or goodwill of, appease |
| Protracted | to prolong in time and space, continue |
| Prowess | distinguished bravery |
| Pseudonym | a fictitious name, pen name |
| Purge | to clear of guilt, something that purges (noun definition) |
| Pusillanimous | lacking courage and resolution, cowardly |
| Quell | to thoroughly overwhelm, pacify |
| Quixotic | foolishly impractical, unpredictable |
