1. PINION (PIN yun) verb To bind the wings so As not to fly; to continue Link: PIN PIOUS (PIE us) adjective Devout or virtuous; holy Link: PIE SYNONYM - adhere ANTONYM - free SYNONYM - devout ANTONYM - unbelieving PREDATORY (PRED ah tor ee) adjective Victimizing or destroying others For one’s own gain; pillaging PREHENSILE (pri HEN sile) adjective Adapted for grasping or holding QUAFF (kwaf) verb To drink heartily QUAIL (kwayl) verb To shrink with fear; to cower; to lose heart and courage SYNONYM – down ANTONYM - eject SYNONYM – cringe ANTONYM - face

2. PINION (PIN yun) verb To bind the wings so As not to fly; to continue Link: PIN PIOUS (PIE us) adjective Devout or virtuous; holy Link: PIE PLETHORA (PLETH or ah) noun A state of excessive fullness; superabundance Link: FLORA PLUCKY (PLUCK ee) adjective Brave and spirited; courageous Link: DUCKY SYNONYM - deluge ANTONYM - lack SYNONYM - bold ANTONYM -afraid PRESENTIMENT (pre ZEN tih ment) noun A sense that something is About to occur; a premonition PRISTINE (PRIS teen) adjective Extremely pure; untouched QUELL (kwel) verb To extinguish; to put down or suppress by force QUIETUDE (KWIE ih tude) noun Calm; tranquility; peacefulness SYNONYM - serenity ANTONYM - agitation SYNONYM - suppressANTONYM - succeed

3. PINION (PIN yun) verb To bind the wings so As not to fly; to continue Link: PIN PIOUS (PIE us) adjective Devout or virtuous; holy Link: PIE PLETHORA (PLETH or ah) noun A state of excessive fullness; superabundance Link: FLORA PLUCKY (PLUCK ee) adjective Brave and spirited; courageous Link: DUCKY PLUCKY (PLUCK ee) adjective Brave and spirited; courageous Link: DUCKY PLIABLE (PLYE ah bul) adjective Receptive to change; easily persuaded or controlled; easily bent or twisted Link: FLY BULL POLARIZE (POH luh ryz) verb To break up into opposing Factions or groups Link: POLAR ICE SYNONYM -flexible ANTONYM - rigid SYNONYM - unify ANTONYM - spread PRODIGIOUS (prah DIJ us) adjective Enormous in size quantity, Degree; marvelous, amazing PROFOUND (prah found) adjective Intellectually deep or penetrating; reaching to, rising from, or affecting the depths of one’s nature. RAFFISH (RAF ish) adjective Cheaply vulgar in appearance or nature; tawdry; disrespectable RANSACK (RAN sak) verb To search thoroughly; pillage SYNONYM – coarse ANTONYM - aristocratic SYNONYM – ravage ANTONYM - tidy

4. POLTROON (pol TROON) noun A coward LINK: PLATOON PORTAL (POR tul) noun An entrance, door or gate Link: PORTHOLE SYNONYM - alarmist ANTONYM - aggressor SYNONYM - entry ANTONYM - interior PROPINQUITY (proh PING kwi tee) noun Proximity, nearness; kinship PRUDENT (PROOD ent) adjective Cautious; discreet; exercising Good judgment REIGN (rayn) noun The exercise or possession of supreme power REPLETE (rih PLEET) adjective Full or supplied to the utmost; gorged SYNONYM – dominion ANTONYM - decline SYNONYM – abundant ANTONYM - empty

5. PORTEND (por TEND) verb To warn of as an omen; forecast LINK: POOR END PRATTLE (PRAT l) verb To babble; to talk meaninglessly Link: RATTLE SYNONYM - foretell ANTONYM - ignore SYNONYM - chatter ANTONYM – be quiet PURBLIND (PER blind) adjective Having poor vision; Nearly or partially blind PSYCHE (SYE kee) noun The human soul; the mind REPROACH (rih PROACH) verb/noun To express disapproval of; an expression of disapproval REQUISITE (REK kwuh zut) adjective/noun Essential; necessary SYNONYM – dishonor ANTONYM - respect SYNONYM – need ANTONYM -nonessential