Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Perfective

Perfectivea.conducive to perfection, perfecting

812

Perfectively

Perfectivelyad.in a perfective manner

813

Perfectly

Perfectlyad.completly, exactly, fully, totally

814

Perfectness

Perfectnessn.completeness, skill, goodness

815

Perficient

Perficienta.in effect, effectual

816

Perfidious

Perfidiousa.trecherous, false to trust, base

817

Perfidiously

Perfidiouslyad.by breach of faith

818

Perfidiousness

Perfidiousness, or Perfidyn.a breach of faith, trechery

819

Perflate

Perflatev.t.to blow through, to blow very hard

820

Perflation

Perflationn.the act of blowing through

821

Perfoliate

Perfoliatea.having the base of the leaf surrounding the stem

822

Perfomable

Perfomablea.practicable, that may be done

823

Perforate

Perforatev.t.to pierce or run through, to bore

824

Perforate (2)

Perforatea.having many small holes

825

Perforation

Perforationn.the act of boring, a place bored

826

Perforator

Perforatorn.a surgical instrument for piercing

827

Perforce

Perforcead.by force, by constraint, violently

828

Perform

Performv.to do, execute, discharge, succeed

829

Performance

Performancen.the act of performing, a work

830

Performer

Performern.one who performs, one who plays

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Perfricate

Perfricatev.t.to rub thoroughly or all over

832

Perfume

Perfumen.a sweet odor or smell;v.t.to scent

833

Perfumer

Perfumern.one who sells or deals in perfumes

834

Perfumery

Perfumeryn.perfumes in general

835

Perfunctory

Perfunctorya.slight, careless, negligent, ob.

836

Perfuse

Perfusev.t.to sprinkle, tincture, overspread

837

Perhaps

Perhapsad.perchance, peradventure, it may be