Proportion (noun)
satisfying arrangement marked by even distribution of elements, as in a
design
The cut of a diamond refers to its proportions.
Prospector (noun)
one who searches for something, especially valuable minerals: gold,
silver, and diamonds.
In the mid 1870s, gold was discovered, and press reports brought a rush
of prospectors
to California.
Prosperity (noun)
steady good fortune or financial security; a state of health,
happiness, and prosperity
Many gay couples are enjoying a higher level of economic prosperity
than the average
American and don't feel constrained in any way by a lack of marriage
rights.
Protagonist (noun)
the main performer in a theatrical production
Given to reading books of chivalry, the protagonist Alonso Quijano,
influenced by the
exploits of his heroes, loses his mind and decides to become a knight,
go out in search of
adventure, and impose justice according to the code of the knights
errant.
Protruding (adjective)
to curve outward past the normal or usual limit
An anorexic person has protruding ribs and resembles a skeleton, yet
usually denies
being thin.
Proverb (noun)
a usually familiar statement expressing an observation or principle
generally accepted as
wise or true
Many Biblical proverbs are used in Western culture as informative
verses by which a
person can effectively govern his life.
Provision (verb)
to provide as of supplies; to be prepared beforehand
This species nests in the ground and provisions its nest with
cicadas.
Prowess (noun)
distinguished bravery; especially : military valor and skill;
extraordinary ability
It was in England, at the Crystal Palace-the popular name for the first
World's Fair, held
in London in 1851-that America's industrial and technological prowess
was first widely
recognized.
Prowl (verb)
to roam over in a predatory manner; to move about or wander stealthily
in or as if in
search of prey
At sea, large ships with heavy gear prowl in search of fish.
Psychic (noun)
considered to have powers such as telepathy [paranormal communication
of thoughts,
especially with the deceased] or clairvoyance [being to able to tell
the future beyond the
normal sensory contact]
In the majority of cases, sitters go to psychics to address a personal
problem, whether
it's travel, health, expectations, sex, career,
ambitions, or money.
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