peripatetic
noun: a person who cannot stay in one place, adjective: walking or moving from place to place; unsettled
peripheral
adjective: away from the center (of activity); of minor or secondary importance; on the edges
peristalis
noun: the wavelike motions along the walls of hollow organs in the body, consisting of alternating contractions and dilations
posthumous
adjective: (taking place) after death
postlude
noun: organ music played at (after) the conclusion of a church service; any concluding piece of music or a final chapter or phrase of something
postpartum
adjective: related to the time just after childbirth
precocious
adjective: developed or matured ahead of time
premonition
noun: an advance feeling or forewarning, usually that something bad is going to happen; presentiment
preposterous
adjective: literally, with the first last and the last first, and thus contrary to the usual order of things; ridiculous or absurd
recidivism
noun: repeated (habitual) behavior, as that of a criminal committing the same crime again after getting out of jail
reciprocal
adjective: affecting both sides mutually, and thus usually to the benefit of both
resurgence
noun: the condition or instance of coming again to life, popularity, or forcefulness