Perspire
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 76
per-spīr′, v.i. and v.t. to emit or to be emitted, as moisture, through the pores of the skin: to sweat.— n. Perspirabil′ity .— adj. Perspīr′able , capable of being perspired.— v.i. Per′spirāte ( rare ), to sweat.— n. Perspirā′tion , act of perspiring: that which is perspired: moisture given out through the pores of the skin: sweat.— adj. Perspīr′atory , pertaining to or causing perspiration. [L. perspirāre , -ātum — per , through, spirāre , to breathe.]
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