PRO, L. before, for, procrastinate, v. to put off doing something; to delay needlessly, prodigal, adj. 1. recklessly wasteful; extravagent 2. profuse; lavish n. a spendthrift, prodigy, n. a person with exceptional talent or powers, profane, adj. 1. showing disrespect toward God or sacred things, 2. Nonreligious in subject, form or use. v. to treat with irreverence, profuse, adj. plentiful, prodical, overflowing; giving abundantly (usually used with in), JOCUS, L. joke, jeopardy, n. danger;peril, jocular, adj. joking; avoiding seriousness, SUAVIS, L. delightful, assuage, v. to soothe; to make less severe; to satisfy, suave, adj. smooth in social manner, FESTUS, L. festive, festoon, n. a decorative chain of flowers, leaves, or ribbons hung in a curve, fete, n. a party or festival, especially one held out of doors, v. to give a party in someone's honor
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