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Webster Dictionary :: Perjurer

PER'JURER, n. One that willfully takes a false oath lawfully administered.

Webster Dictionary :: Perjuring

PER'JURING, ppr. Taking a false oath lawfully administered.

Webster Dictionary :: Perjurious

PERJU'RIOUS, a. Guilty of perjury; containing perjury.

Webster Dictionary :: Perjury

PER'JURY, n. [L. perjurium.] The act or crime of willfully making a false oath, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Perk

PERK, a. Properly, erect; hence, smart; trim. PERK , v.i. To hold up the head wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Perkin

PERK'IN, n. Cyderkin; a kind of cyder made by steeping the murk in water. Perlat...

Webster Dictionary :: Perlexity

PERLEX'ITY, n. Intricacy; entanglement. The jury were embarrassed by the perplex...

Webster Dictionary :: Perlous

PER'LOUS, for perilous, is not used.

Webster Dictionary :: Perlustration

PERLUSTRA'TION, n. [L. perlustro; per and lustro, to survey.] The act of viewing...

Webster Dictionary :: Permagy

PER'MAGY n. A little Turkish boat.

Webster Dictionary :: Permanence

PER'MANENCE PER'MANENCY, n. [See Permanent .] Continuance in the same state, or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Permanent

PER'MANENT, a. [L.permanens, permaneo,per and maneo, to remain.] Durable; lastin...

Webster Dictionary :: Permanently

PER'MANENTLY, adv. With long continuance; durably; in a fixed state or place; as...

Webster Dictionary :: Permansion

PERMAN'SION, n. [L. permansio.] Continuance. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Permeability

PERMEABIL'ITY, n. [infra.] The quality or state of being permeable.

Webster Dictionary :: Permeable

PER'MEABLE, a. [L.permeo; per and meo, to pass or glide.] That may be passed thr...

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