perfuncturate

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 29
t. [PERFUNCTORY.] To do or perform in a perfunctory or half-hearted man pergameneous ner. per-ga me'-ně-ous, a . [Lat. per game nus =of or belonging to Pergamus or to parchment.] Bot .: Having the texture of parchment. ( Owen .) per-ga-měn-tā'-ceo us (ce as sh), a . [PERGAMENEOUS.] Of the nature or texture of parchment; pergameneous. per-get-ting, s. [PARGETTING.] *per-go-lą, s. [Italian, from Latin pergula =a booth, an arbor, a cottage.] A kind of arbor; a balcony. "Near this is a pergola, or stand, built to view the sports."-Evelyn: Diary, July 20, 1654.
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