Precede, To come or happen before something else, Preview, To look at something before seeing or experiencing the whole thing., Predetermine, To decide something before it happens., Precaution, An action taken before something happens to prevent danger or problems., Premonition, A strong feeling or warning that something is going to happen, often something unpleasant., Predicament, A difficult or unpleasant situation that is hard to get out of., Predominate, To be the most common, noticeable, or powerful., Predestination, The belief that events or outcomes have already been decided before they happen., Wherewithal, The money, resources, or ability needed to do something., Whimsical, Playful, imaginative, or unusual in a fun and surprising way., Whiplash, An injury to the neck caused by the head moving suddenly backward and forward., Whistle, To make a high-pitched sound by blowing air through your lips or using an object., Whichever, Any one from a group of choices, without specifying which one., Whirlpool, An area of water that spins around in a circular motion, sometimes pulling objects toward its centre., Qualify, To meet the requirements needed to do something or take part in an activity., Quench, To satisfy thirst by drinking or to put out a fire., Quicken, To make something happen or move faster., Quotient, The answer to a division question. For example, 24 ÷ 6 = 4, so the quotient is 4., Quandary, A situation where someone is unsure what to do because the choices are difficult., Queue, A line of people or things waiting for their turn.

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