per onos por i tes

[Mod. Lat. peronospor(a); suff.- ites.] Palæobot.: A genus believed to be one of the Per ono sporeæ, a species of which, Per onos por i tes anti quarius, was detected by Mr. Worthing ton Smith in a Lep i do dendron. pě-roph-or-a, subst. [Gr. pēra =a wallet, and phoros bearing.] Zool.. A genus of Clavellinidae (q. v.). The animal is stalked, roundish, flattened, and united by pedicles to creeping, root-like tubes, part of the common tunic through which the blood circulates, Perophora lister i was discovered at Brighton, and has since been dredged, on seaweed, on the coast of Anglesey. pě-rop-tër-x, subst. [Gr. pēros =maimed, and pteryx a wing.] Zool.: A synonym of Saccopteryx (q. v.). pěr-o-rāte, v . i. [Lat. per or at us , pa. par. of peroro to speak from beginning to end, to close a speech: per through, and oro to speak.] To make a peroration; to speechify, to orate, to ha IMG:content-0910.jpg:[blocks in formation]