Perception, n.

    1. Seeing, discernment, cognition, apprehension, recognition, perceiving.
    2. Perceptivity, understanding, apprehension, comprehension, discernment, feeling.
    3. Sensation, sense, feeling.

Perch, n.

    1. Pole, staff, rod.
    2. Roost.
    3. Elevated position, height.
    4. Pole, rod, 5½ yards.
    5. Rod, 1/160 of an acre.
    6. (Arch.) Bracket, console.

Perch, v.n. Roost, sit on a perch.

Perchance, ad. Perhaps, possibly, by chance, haply, maybe, it may, be, as luck may have it, peradventure, mayhap.

Perchers, n.pl. Insessores, perching birds.

Percolate, v.n. Filter, transude, ooze, exude, strain, drain.

Percolation, n. Filtration, straining.

Per contra. [L.] On the contrary.

Per curiam. [L.] By the court.

Percussion, n.

    1. Collision, clash, shock, concussion, encounter, crash.
    2. Vibratory shock.

Percussion-cap, n. Capsule.

Percussion-powder, n. Fulminating powder, detonating powder.


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