Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Periscians

Perisciansn.inhabitants of the earth, whose shadows move round every day without disappearing

866

Perish

Perishv.to decay, die, go to ruin, be destroyed

867

Perishable

Perishablea.liable to perish, subject to decay

868

Perishableness

Perishablenessn.a liableness to perish or decay

869

Peristaltic

Peristaltica.spiral, wormlike, rolling round

870

Perisystoly

Perisystolyn.the pause between two pulsations

871

Peritoneal

Peritoneala.pertaining to the peritoneum

872

Peritoneum

Peritoneumn.the membrane inclosing the intestines

873

Periwig

Periwign.false hair worn on the head, a wig

874

Periwig (2)

Periwigv.t.to dress the head with false hair

875

Periwinkle

Periwinklen.a small shellfish, sea-snail, plant

876

Perjure

Perjurev.t.to swear, to take a false oath

877

Perjure (2)

Perjure, or Perjurern.one who swears falsely

878

Perjury

Perjury, or Perjurationn.a forswearing, one's self

879

Perk

Perkv.tohold up the head affectedly, to dress

880

Perk (2)

Perka.lively, brisk, holding up the head

881

Permanence

Permanence, or Permansionn.duration, continuance

882

Permanent

Permanenta.durable, lasting, constant

883

Permanently

Permanentlyad.durably, lastingly, constantly

884

Permeable

Permeablea.that may be passed through by a fluid

885

Permeant

Permeanta.passing or piercing throught

886

Permeate

Permeatev.t.to pass through as a fluid

887

Permission

Permission, or Permittancen.a grant of liberty

888

Permissive

Permissivea.granting leave or liberty

889

Permissively

Permissivelyad.by permission, with allowance

890

Permistion

Permistion, or Permixtionn.the act of mixing

891

Permit

Permitv.t.to allow, grant, suffer, give up