Pepticity, pep-tis -e-te, s

the state of being peptic. Per, per, a Latin prefix denoting through, by, very, Perfect, over the whole extent; in chemistry, to the utmost extent, as peroxide. PERFECT ] per-á-kewt', a. very sharp or violent. ad. by chance; perhaps. per-am'-bu-late, v.a. to walk through or over, specially in order to survey (L.per, and ambulo, towalk). per-am-bu-la'-shun, s.the act of pa ing through; a travelling survey or inspection; jurisdiction; a survey or settling of boundaries. per-am'-bu-la-tur, s. one who perambulates; awheel or instrument for measuring distances traversed; alight vehicle for children. per'-bend, s. a stone extending through the thickne of a wall (L. per, and band). per-seev'-à-bl a. perceptible. per-seev', v.a. to, apprehend by the senses; to discern; to know; to understand (L. per, and capio, to take). per-seev'-er, s. one who perceives or observes. a hundred). per sent', by the hundred (L. per, and centum, per-sen'-taje, s. an allowance per cent. per-sep-te-bil'-e-te, s. the being perceptible. per-sep'-te-bl, a. that may be perceived; perceivable. Perceptibly, per-sep'-te-ble, ad. in a perceptible manner. per-sep -shun, s. the act or faculty of perceiving, specially through the bodily senses. per-sep'-tiv, a. having the faculty of perceiving. per-sep-tiv'-e-te, s. power of perception. pertch, s. a fresh-water fish (Fr. from Gr. perknos, dark-coloured). pertch, s. a pole; a roost pole for fowls; a measure of5f yards: v.n. to sit or roost; to light or settle on a fixed body: v.a. to place on a perch (Fr. from L. pertica, a pole). per-tchans', ad. by chance. pertch'-er, s. an order of perching birds. pertch'-ers, s.pl. a large sort of wax candles. per-sip'-e-ens, s. act of perceiving. per-sip-e-ent, a. perceiving having the faculty of perceiving: s. one who perceives.; See Perceive. per -ko-late, v.a. to strain through: v.n. to pa through; to filter (L. per, er, and and colo, to strain). per-ko-la'-shun, s. filtration. per'-ko-la-tur, s. a filtering machine. per-kur'-sor-e, a. running over slightly; cursory (L. per, and cursory). per-kus', v.a. to strike forcibly (per, and quatio, to shake). per-kush'-un, s. collision; the shock produced by collision of bodies; impre ion of sound on the car. Percu ion-cap, a small copper cap, containing fulminating powder, and used in a percu ion lock, to explode gunpowder. Percu ion-lock, a gunlock in which the percu ion cap is struck by a hammer. per-kus'-siv, a. striking against. per-kew'-she-ent, s. that which strikes or has power to strike. per-dish'-un, s. utter destruction; ruin; the utter lo of the soul or of happine in a future state (L. per do, to destroy, from per, and do, to give). per-dew', a. employed in desperate purposes; hid; lost or abandoned: s. one placed in ambush; one on a desperate enterprise (Fr. perdu, lost). per-dewra-bl, a. very durable. per-dew-ra -shun, s. long continuance. per'-e-grin-ate, v.a. to travel from place to place or about; to live abroad (L. per, and ager, a field). per-e-gre-na -shun, s. travelling from one place to another or about. per'-e-grin-a-tur, s. a traveller. swift-flying hawk, per'-e-grin, nesting a. foreign. on cliffs. on e Peregrine falcon, a per'-emp-tur-e, a. decisive; positive ina; manner to preclude debate or expostulation; final; determinate (L. per, thoroughly, and emo, to take). Peremptorily, per -emp-tur-e-le, ad. in a peremptory manner. Peremptorine , per-emp-tur-e-nes, s. the quality of being peremptory. per-en -ne-al, a. lasting through the year; perpetual; continuing more than two years [Bot.]: s. aplant that lives more than two years [Bot.] (L. per, and ann us, a year). Perennially, per-en'-ne-al-le, ad. so as to be perennial. various places per-er er- (L. erper, - ra ra' and - shun, erro, s. to rambling wander). through per -fekt, a. complete in all its parts; completely skilled; complete morally; faultle : v.a. to instruct fully; to finish; to complete. Perfect tense, the tense that expre es completed action [Gram.] (L. per, and facio, factum, to do). Perfectly, per'- fekt-le, ad. completely; accurately. Perfectne , per'-fekt-nes, s. perfection; consummate excellence.