Permit (2)
Permitn.a warrant, licence, leave
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Permutation
Permutationn.an exchange of one for another
Perness
Pernessn.smartness, briskness, sauciness
Pernicious
Perniciousa.destructive, mischievous, swift
Perniciousness
Perniciousnessn.a pernicious or bad quality
Pernicity
Pernicityn.swiftness of motion, speed, haste
Pernoctation
Pernoctationn.the act of passing the night
Peroration
Perorationn.the close or end of an oration
Perpend
Perpendv.t.to weigh well in the mind, ob.
Perpendicular
Perpendiculara.passing at right angles, upright
Perpendicular (2)
Perpendicularn.anything directly upright
Perpendicularity
Perpendicularityn.a perpendicular state
Perpendicularly
Perpendicularlyad.in a perpendicular manner
Perpensation
Perpensation, or Perpensionn.a serious consideration
Perpetrate
Perpetratev.t.to do or commit a crime
Perpetration
Perpetrationn.the commission of a crime, guilt
Perpetrator
Perpetratorn.one who perpetrates or commits
Perpetual
Perpetuala.continual, never ceasing, endless
Perpetually
Perpetuallyad.constantly, incessantly, for ever
Perpetuate
Perpetuatev.t.to make perpetual, to eternize
Perpetuation
Perpetuationn.the act of rendering perpetual
Perpetuity
Perpetuityn.a duration through all futurity
Perplex
Perplexv.t.to distract, disturb, puzzle, vex
Perplexed
Perplexed, or Perplexpa. a.distracted, intricate
Perplexedly
Perplexedlyad.in an intricate manner, crossly
Perplexedness
Perplexednessn.embarrassment, intricacy, care
Perplexity
Perplexityn.distraction, anxiety, difficulty