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quandary
predicament
quay
peir
querulous
constatly complaining
quiescence
quiet
quintessence
the most perfect state of an essence
quixotice
impractical
Raconteur
storyteller
rancor
deep- seated malice
rankle
fester
raze
level to the ground
recalcitrant
stubbornly hostile
redolent
aronmatice
redoubtable
arousing fear
refactory
stubborn
refute
disprove
relegate
assign to an inferior position
remonstrate
reason earnestly with
renegade
traitor, turncoat
reticent
secretive
ribald
low in language.