Perfius, a, um. adj. glid-, Perfalcio, ire, act. 4. to, ing, swimming along support Perfluxus, a, um. adj. tran-Perfunctio, onis. f. 3. a dissient cool Perfrigesco, ère. n. to grow Perito, are. act. 1. to rub & fructus. dep. 3. to enjoy fully, or thoroughly Perfüga, . m. 1. a deser. charge, an enduring Perfunctorie, adv. slightly, lightly, carelessly, easily, covertly Perfunctorius, a, um. adj. careless [perfongor Perfunctus, a, um. pt. of Perfundo, děre, ūdi, ūsum. a. 3. to pour all over, wash, or bathe, wet, besprinkle, bedew, besmear, imbue, season, or give a tincture to Perfündor, di, usus. pass. to be poured through, washed, wetted, besprinkled, anointed, or filled Perfungor, gi, netus. d. 3. to discharge, or execute completely, be clear of, or free from, share, or partake of, enjoy Perfüro, ere. n. 3. to be in a very great fury, to rage Perfuse, adv, abundantly Perfusio, onis. f. 3. a wash ing, bathing, wetting, moistening Perfusorte, adv. confusedly Pertusoilus, a, um. adj. superficial Perfusus, a, um. pt. of periundo [ment Pergamena, m. f. 1. purchPergaudeo, ere. n. 2. to be very glad Pergigno, čre. act, to breed, or produce Perglisco, cere. n. 3. to grow very fat Pergnarus, a, um. adj. very knowing Pergo [per, rego], gére, rexi, rrectum. neut. 3. to go, or come, go on, or forward, proceed, or advance, prosecute, or pursue, continue, pass by, or amit, hasten, enden vour, or attempt very Pergracilis, e. adj. very slender, small Pergræcor, äri. dep. to Kuzzle, revel Pergrandis, e. adj. great, or large, aged, far advanced Pergraphicus, a, um. complete Pergrátus, a, um. adj. acceptable, or well-pleas ing very adj. very Pergravis, e. adj. very heavy, or grievous to be barne, very weighty, ot sulid, very substantial, or material Pergraviter,adv. very great ly, or grievously, very severely Pergüla, æ. f. 1. a galler, or balcony, stall for wares, place where the professors of any art or science taught their scho lars publicly; a little cottage: a frame to upport vines Perhibeo (per, habeo], int, bui, bitum. act. 2. to, give out, or report, 4 firm, call, or naine, style, or term, esteem, or ac count, allow, afford, a give, pay Perhičmo, are. n. 1. to lay all winter Perhilum, adv. very little Perhonorifice, adv. ver honourably Perhonorificus, a, um. adj. very honourable, mu respectful Perhorreo, ère, rui, n. 2. shake, tremble, dread Perhorresco, cere. neut. 3. idem Perhorride, adv. very dread idem very nasty Perhospitālis, e. adj. vy hospitable, very friend or kind Perhospitus, a, um. adj. [kindly Perhumanfter, adv. Perhumanus, a, um. adj. very civil Periclitabundus, a, um. adj. adventurous, hazard ing Periclitato, onis. f. 2. a trial, proof Periclitor, ári, atus dep. 1. to be in danger, to endanger, try, make trial of, prove Periclum, per sync. pro Periculum [honeysuckle Periclyměnus, i. f. 2. a Periculose, adv. danger. ously, with peril Periculosus, a, um. adj. Periculum, i. n. 2. danger, dangerous, perilous peril, jeopardy, hazard, trial, or proof, essay, or experiment; an inscription on a tomb Peridoneus, a, um. adj. very fit Perignārus, a, um. adj. wholly ignorant Perillustris, e. adj. very industrious, famous, or remarkable Perimbecillus, a, um. adj. very infirm, feeble, or weak Perimetros, i. t. 2, a cir cuit Perimo, [per, emo], mère, Perinde, adv. as, so as, ac- very ungrateful [justly Perinique, adv. very unPeriniquus, 8, um. adj. very unjust, unreasonable, or impatient Perinsignis, e. adj. very a perfect sentence, a full -stop, an end Peripetasma, ätis. n. 3. rich hangings Peripheria, æ. f. 1. the periphery Periphrasis, eos. f. 3. cir cumlocution Peripneumonia, æ. f. 1. an inflammation of the lungs Peripneumonicus, a, um. adj. troubled with a peripneumonia Periratus, a, um. adj. tran sported with anger Periscělis, Idis. f. 3. a gur. ter Peristeréon, onis. m. & Peristéreos, ei. f. & Peristěreum, ei. n. vervain Peristrōma, ǎtis. n. 3. rich tapestry Peristylum, i. n. 2. a place encioned round with pillars and a portico Peristylum, i. n. 2. idem Perīte, adv. iùs, comp. is simè, sup. skilfully, expertly, wisely Peritis, . f. 1. skilfulness, skill, knowledge Perito, are. neut. 1. to perish, to die Peritus, a, um. adj. skilful, skilled, experienced, expert, wise, prudent Perjucunde, adv. very pleasantly [very pleasant Perjucundus, a, um, adj. Perjuratiuncula, æ. f. a small perjury Perjuriosus. n, um. adj. uften perjured, full of perjuries Perjurium, i. n. 2. perjury Perjuro, are. neut. 1. to be perjured, or jorsworn, to violate an oath Perjurus, a, um. adj. perjured, forsworn Perizonium, i. n. 2. draw on Perlectus, a, um. pt. of Perlego, gere, egi, ectum. act. 3. to read over, survey thoroughly Perlepide, adv. very neatly, or well Perlepidus, a, um. adj. very pretty Perlevis, e. adj. very light, or small [ly Perleviter, adv. very lightPerlibenter, adv. very will ingly Perliberalis, e. adj. very generous Perliberalter, adv. adv. very generously Perlibratto, onis. f. 3. a Levelling Perlibro, are. act. 1. to level, make eæactly level, or even, throw Perlieto [per, lacio], cere, lexi, lectum. act. 3. to allure, entice, cajole, wheedle, or araw in Perlimo, are. act. 1. to render clear Perlinto, ire, ivi. act. to rub all over Perlino, unde Pernor, ni. pass. to be daubed, or smeared all over Perliquidus, a, um. adj. very liquid Perito, are. act. 1. to perform sacrifices prosperously, or favourably Perlōnge, adv. very jar off Perlonginquus, a, um. adj. very distant Pernicer, cra, crum. adj., Permisceo, ere, cui, istum very lean, barren, or hungry Permacěro, are. a. 1. to soak, make very wel, drench Permadefacto, cere. act. 3. to wet all over, bathe, drench Permadeo, ere. n. 2. vel Permadesco, cère, dui. n. 3. to be very wel Permadidus, a, um. adj. very wet Permagnus, a, um. adj. very great, or large, very powerful, or effec tual, very honourable, or reputable, of very great concern, or consequence Permale, adv. very badiy Permananter, adv. continuously Permanasco, cere. inc. to be affused, or divulged Permaneo, ere. n. 2. to remain, last, or continue, abide, or stay, hold on, preserve, persist Permano, are. n. 1. to flow, or pass, arrive at, spread, be diffused, be divulged, or published; act. penetrate, pierce, or en ter to Permansto, onis. f. 3. a continuance Permarinus, a, um, adj. of the sea Permaturesco, ere. inc. to be full ripe Permaturus, 8, um. adj. very ripe Permedieris, e. adj. very inalerent, or moderate, very trifling Fermediocriter, adv. very meanly Permensus, a, um. pt. of permetior Fermeo, are. a. & n. to pass over, or through, per. vade, or diffuse over Fermereo, ere. n. to serve as a soldier Permetior, iri, ensus sum. dep. 4. to measure, view, survey, compass, pass, or travel through Perminatus, a, um. adj. very small Permirus, a, um. adj. very wonderful Permiscendus, a, um. adj. to be mixed, or confounded together ixtum. a. 2. to mix, mingle, blend, or jumble together, to disorder, to confound Permissio, onis. f. 3. permission, leave, or licence, suffer ince Permissum, i. n. 2. id. Permissu, abl. m. with permission, or leane Permissus, a, um. pt. of permitto Permiste, adv. mixedly, confusedly Permisto, & Permixtio, onis. f. 3. a mixture, a confusion Permistus, & Permixtus, a, um. pt. of permisceo Permitis, e. adj. fully ripe, mellow Permitto, tere, īsi, issum. a. 3. to permit, suffer, allow, or give leave, grant, give, commit, or intrust, leave, gield, or. deliver up, venture, or hazard, expose, spur on, east, throw, or fling, cast down Permodēstus, a, um. adj. very moderate, sober, or regular Permodice, adv. very little Permodicus, a, um. adj. very mean Permoleste, adv. very griev only Permolestus, a, um. adj. very troublesome Permollis, e. adj. very soft Permolo, lĕre. act. 3. to grind very small, to lie with Permotto, onis. f. emotion, ecstacy Permōtus, a, um. pt. of Permoveo, ere. a. 2. to move, or affect greatly, influence, persuade Permulceo, ere, si, Isum &letum. act. 2. to stroke, appease, or assu age, please, or delight, cherish Permuletus, a, um. pt. of permulceo Permuisto, unis. f. 3. an assnaging [permulceo Permalsus, a, um. pt. of Permuito, adv. very much, by far Permultum, adv. very much Permultus, a, um. adj. very many, a great many, very much Permundus, a, um. adj. very clean Permunto, Tre, Ivi 4, itum. act. 4. to fortify strongly, to finish Permutatio, onis. f. 3. a change, exchange, t changing, barter, pay ment, confusion Perinuto, are. act. 1. te change, exchange, ber ter, buy, or sell, cos. found, or disturb Pērna, æ. f. 1. a gammes of bacon; a sort of shell fish Pernavigator, õris. m. 3. that saileth through Pernavigor, ari, ātus. pass. to be sailed quite through or all over PernecessaiYus, a, um. a very necessary, or need ful PernecessarYus, i. m. 24 particular friend, ot quaintance, close ally Perněco, are, cui, act. 1. kill {des Pernegatto, onis, f. 3. Pernego, are. act. 1. to desi stily, flatly, utterly, to the last Perneo, ere. n. 2. to s out, finish PerniciabYiis, e. adj. pr cions, destructive, of fad consequence Pernicialis, e. adj. causing destruction, or death, deadly, mortal Pernicles, ei. f. 5. destrut tion, ruin, violent deat, death Perniciose, adv. perniciest ly, destructively, chierously, injuriously Perniciosus, a, um. pt. pet. nicious, destructive, fata, causing death Pernietas, atis. f. 3. if ness of foot, speed Perniciter, adv. ius, comp. nimbly Pernicium, i. n. 2. destruc Perniger, gra, grum. adj. very black Pernimium, adv. too much Peruto, onis. m. 3. a kid on the heel Perniunculus, i. m. 2. a lit tle kibe Pernix, īcis. adj. swift, quick, nimble, contin ing, persevering, patient of labour Pernobilis, e. adj. very noble, famous, illustrious, or remarkable Pernoctatio, onis. f. a staying all night Pernocto [per, nox are. n. 1. to pass the whole night, continue all night, lie all night, ledge Pernocturnus, a, um. adj. all night (gammon Pernonis, Idis. f. 3. a little Pernosco, cere, novi. act. 3. to know perfectly,discern, or distinguish Pernotesco, cere, tui. n. 3 to be made certainly, or Jully known Pernotus, a, um. pt. of per no sco Pirnox, octis. adj. abiding. continuing, or lasting all night Pernoxius, a, um. adj. very hurtful Pernumero, are, act. 1. to number, tell, or count over, tell out, pay Pernuper, adv. very lately Pero, onis. m. 3. a sort of high shoe made of raw leather Perobscurus, a, um. adj. very obscure, hard to be understood Perodiosus, a, um. adj. very grous [spectfully Perofficiose, adv. most rePeroléo, ere, lui & levi. n. 2. to stink [dark Peronatus, a, um. adj. wear. ing a pero Peronis, Ydis. m. 3. a sausage, link Peropacus, a, um. adj. nery Peropportune, adv. in the very nick of time Peropportunus, a, um. adj. very seasonable Peroptato, adv. us one would wish [needful Peroous, adj. indecl. very Peroratio, onis. f. 3. the close of an oration, or speech Peroriga, æ. m. 1. a groom Perornatus, a, um. pt. & adj. much adorned, very eliquent, fine, neat Perōrno, are. a. 1. to do great honour Perōro, are, act, 1. to make an end of speaking, plead, declaim, speak, answer a charge Perōsus, a, um. pt. that Perpauxillum, adv. very Perpello, lère, půli, pulsum, act. 3. to force, or constrain, persunde, induce or prevail with Perpendicularis, e. adj. perpendicular Perpendiculum, i. n. 2. a plumb-line Perpendo, ère. a. 3. to weigh exactly, weigh, consider, examine Perpensatio, ouis. f. 3. consideration [thought Perpense, adv. with due Perpensas, a, um. pt. perpendo Perperam, adv. rashly, lightly, undrisedly, a ,badly, baseiy, falsely Perpèrus, a, um. adj. heady, foolish, silly, ignorant, good for nothing Perpes, ětis. adj. whole, all, continual Perpessto, onis. f. 3. an endurance Perpessitius, a, um. adj. accustomed to bear hardships, or misery Perpessus, a, um. pt. of perpetior Perpětim, adv. continually, incessantly Perpettor (per, patior], ti, pessus sum. dep. 3. to suffer, undergo, endure, bear, comply with, allow, or permit, have, or receive, be able to receive Perpetrato, onis. f. 3. a commission Perpetro [per, patro], are. act. 1. to perpetrate, per form, effect, or finish,persist, continu Perpetualis,e. adj. universal Perpetuarius, a, perpetual, constant, last ing for life Perpetuitas, atis. f. 3. perpetuity, immortality Perpetuo, adv. perpetually, always, constantly, entirely Perpeto, re. act. 1. to perpetuate, continue for Perpetuum, adv. perpetually, always Perpetuus, a, um, adj. per petual, continual, continued, uninterrupted, constant, lasting, everlasting, endless, immor tal, universal, all, the whole, entire, compleie Perpictus, a, um. pt. of per pingo Perplacčo, ire. n. to give great content Perplexabilis, e. adj. perplexed [cately Perplexabiliter, adv. intrPerplexe, adv. perplexedly, intricately, obscurely, doubtinily Perplexim, adv, intricately Perplexor, ari. dep. 1. to perplex Perplexus, a, um. adj. per. plexed, confused, intri cate, obscure Perplão, uěre. n. 3. to rain through Perplurimum, adv. adv. very much indeed Perpol, adv. by Pollux Perpoliendus, a, um. pt. to be perfected Perpolo, Ire. act. 4. to pol uh thornghly, finish, put the last hand to Perpolite, adv. very politely Perpolito, Quis. f. 3. a pol ishing Perpolītus, a, um. pt. adj. polish ed, pejected, finished, very bright Perpopulor, ari, atus sum. dep. 1. to destroy, or Ing waste, harass, ravage or plunder, be laid u. Perpotato, onis. f. a continnal drinking Perpoto, are. a. 1. to drink continually, drink off, or up, guzzle Perpressus, a, um. pt. of Perprimo [per, premo], mere, ressi, ressum. act. 3. to press down very close, or hard, urge, im portune Perpropère, adv. in great haste [very near Perpropinquus, a, um. adj. Perprósper, a, um. adj. very prosperous Perprurisco, ère. n. 3. to itch all over Perpugnax, acis. adj. very stout, or stiff Perpulcher, chra, chrum. auj. very fair Perpurgo, are. a matter fully Perpusilium, adv. very little Perpusillus, a, um. adj. very little, small, weak, trifling Perputo, are. a. 1. to perJectly declare [gladly Perquam, adv. very, very Perquiro [per, quæro]. rère, isīvi, isītum. act. 3. to search thoroughly, ask, inquire, or demand Perquisitius, adv. comp. with stricter inquiry, or search through by force Perruptus, a, um. pt. of perrumpo Persæpe, adv. very often, many a time [cruel Persævas, a, um. adj. very Persalse, adv. very wittily, or smartly Persalsus, a, um. adj. very salt, witty, smart, or keen Persalutato, onis. f. 3. an accurate salutation Persaluto, are. act. 1. to salute round, to compliment much, or often Persanatio, ouis. f. 3. a thorough cure Persancte, adv. very devoutly [perfectly Persano, are. act. I. to cure Persānus, a, um. adj. verg sound [wise a. 1. to Persapiens, tis. adj. very purge thoroughly, clear | Persapienter, adv. very wisely [ingly Perscienter,adv. very know Perscindo, dere, seldi. a. 3. to rend, or cleave in the midst, tear off, or from Perscissus, a, um. pt. of perscindo Perscītus, a, um. adj. very wise, very skilful, very fine Perscribo, bere, ipsi, iptum. act. 3. to write at length, write, copy, describe, record, register, prescribe, pay by bill, or note Perscriptio, Ouis. f. 3. a writing, enrolment, recurd, bill, or bond, contract, or agreement Perscriptor, oris. m. a wri ter, a notary Perscriptus, a, um. pt. of perscribo Perscrutatio, onis. f. 3. an examining thoroughly Perscrutator, ōris. m. 3. a searcher Perquisitor, öris. m. 3. one who thoroughly inquir eth, a searcher Perquisitus, a, um. pt. of perquiro Perraro, adv. very rarely, or seldom [rare Perrarus, a, um. adj. very -Perreconditus, a, um. adj. very abstruse Perrectūrus, a, um. pt. a bout to go Ferrëpo, père. 3. to creep, or crawl over [about Perrepto, are.act.1. to creep Perridicule, adv. very silly Perridiculus, a, um. adj. very ridiculous, silly, or foolish Perrodu, ere, osi. a. 3. to graw, or eat through Perrōdor, i, sus. p. to be eaten through Perrogo, are. act. 1. to ask every one Perri po, pere, rüpi, rup: tum. act. 3. to break. Perscrütor, äri. d. to search thoroughly Persěco, are. act. 1. to cut through, divide, shorten, prevent Persector, äri. dep. to search thoroughly Persecutio, ouis. f. 3. persecution, pursuit, follow. ing process Persecutus, vel Persequatus, a, um. pt. of persequor Persedto, ere. n. 2. to continne sitting Persequens, tis. pt. adj. pursuing, following after Persequor, qui, quatus. dep. 3. to pursue, julius, hoid On, prosecute, gothrung with, perform, or execute, overtake, fall upon, per secute, revenge, imitate, write, or discourse of Persero, rère. act. 3. to sou, or spread abroad, pa lish, report Perseverans, tis. pt. adj. persevering, eager Perseveranter, adv. constantly, resolutely, at Perseverantia, . f. 1. per severance, constancy, steadiness, resolutenes Perseveratio, onis. f. 3. idem Persevere, adv. very severely Persevēro [per, severus], are, act. 1. to persevere, persist, hold on, continae, remain firm Perseverus, a, um, adj. very severe, rigorous, harsh, or austere |