-quer
a period of intense questioning and investigation
special right or advantage
privilege
a word or phrase in relation to a style
locution
love and respect
adore
an introductory section
prologue
require
claim or assertion
allegation
persuasive and fluent in speaking
eloquent
uttered by the mouth
oral
a symbol adopted by an oganization
logo
subjugation of a place or people with military force
conquest
relating to or involving
collegial
to publicly shame or disgrace
ignomine
a small chapel for private worship
oratory
a variety of a language
dialect
a thing regarded as a special right enjoyed from a position or job
perquisite
conforming to rules or laws
legitimate
existing in name only
relating to kissing
oscular
a dialect of lower class or presite
basilect
complaining in a petulant or whining manner
querulous
a member of the clergy representing the pope
legate
a fake name used to refer to someone
pseudonym
a religious tablet kissed by a priest during mass
osculatory
a critical or discursive introduction to a book
prolegomenon