Peon
someone unimportant
Perish
to die, to end
philosophical
advancement of knowledge
pilfer
to steal a small amounts
polyglot
a speaker of many languages
portside
the left side of a vehicle
preen
grooming
premise
fact upon an argument is made
privy
to have access to something that most dont
proclivity
a natural captivity for something
prognosticate
to predict the future
proletarian
working class
propitious
something looks like it will be successful or good
provender
food for livestock
proxy
substitute
prude
someone who is excessively moralistic
puissant
powerful, mighty
pulchritude
physical beauty
pyre
pile of wood for burning a dead body
quackery
questionable medicine
quaff
to drink in one go
quagmire
a swamp; a difficult situation
quarantine
isolation to prevent the spread of disease
raiment
outerwear
Rationalism
A belief in a an orderly universe
ravage
to destroy, break
refectory
dining hall, a place you go to eat
reflect
return something to its origin
refract
bounce of to a new direction
rejoinder
a formal response
repartee
snappy or cleaver comeback
retch
to vomit
revelry
The sounds exited people make
rhetoric
the art and science of getting people to agree with you
rile
to make someone angry, or irritated.
ruse
trick, scam or deceive
salient
prominent feature
sanguine
someone who is cheerful to the point of being naive
sapience
wisdom and self awareness
savant
person with knowledge in a particular field