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obsequious
overly attentive, like a sycophant, servile
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obstinate
unyeilding regardless of reason or logic
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obtrude
to thrust out, to thrust forward
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obtuse
dull of mind, insensitive, stupid
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odious
deserving hate or contempt
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omnipotent
having unlimited power
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ostentatious
showy, pretentious
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penitent
showing or feeling regret for wrongdoing, repentant
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pernicious
very destructive or harmful, deadly
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perpetuate
to prolong the existance of something
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perspicacious
having clear insight, shrewd, very perceptive
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ponderous
very heavy, unwieldy from weight
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potent
powerful, having a strong effect
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primeval
ancient, relating to the earliest ages
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prodigious
extraordinary in bulk, quantity, or degree, great in size, enormous
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prudent
wise and careful about practical matters
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pungent
sharp or irritating to the taste or smell, acrid
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querulous
constantly complaining, whining
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ravenous
urgently eager for food; craving satisfaction or gratification
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refractory
unmanageable, stubborn with respect to authority
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remonstrate
to protest, to make objections
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reproach
to blame for something: a disgrace
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repudiate
to reject, to disown, to disavow
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repugnant
disgusting, offensive
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reticence
restraint in speech, reluctance to speak
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revere
to honor, to regard with respect
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rhapsodize
to express in an overly entusiastic manner
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rudiment
an essential element or skill, also the early stages of development
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