proportionate (pro-por'shun-at), at the same rate.
proscribe (pro-skrib'), doom to destruction; denounce.
prostrate (pros'trat), lying at length with the body extended on the ground.
provoke (pre-vok'), call forth, irritate.
prudence (proo'dens), wisdom in the way of caution and provision.
puke (puk), vomit.
Punic (pu'nik), pertaining to the Carthaginians, whom the Romans considered unworthy of trust, hence, faithless.
purling (pur'ling), eddy; also, to make a murmuring sound as water does in running over an obstruction.
purport (pur'port), meaning.
pursue (pur-su'), follow with a view to overtake; chase.