perfrŭĭtĭo per-frŭor v. dep. enjoy fully; thoroughly; to fulfil; perform perfŭga a deserter per-fŭgĭo v. n. to flee; to go over; desert; to take refuge perfŭgĭum a place to flee to; a shelter; refuge per-fulcĭo v. a. to prop up; to sustain; support per-fulgĕrat impers; it flashes; gleams brightly perfunctĭo a performing; discharging; an undergoing; enduring perfunctōrĭē adv. perfunctōrĭus adj. done in a careless; superficial manner; slight; careless; negligent perfunctus per-fundo v. a. to pour over; to wet; moisten; bedew; besprinkle per-fungor v. dep. n. to fulfil; perform; discharge; To go through; undergo per-fŭro v. a. and n. to rage through; run furiously through; Neutr; to rage furiously; to rage on perfūsē adv. profusely per-fūsĭo a pouring over; upon; a wetting; moistening; baptism perfūsor one who pours water over another; a bath-servant perfūsōrĭē adv. perfūsōrĭus adj. merely wetting; moistening;; Slight; superficial; Disturbing perfūsus Pergăma the citadel of Troy; Troy; Trojan; Roman Pergămēnus Pergămĕus Pergămis a city in Epirus Pergămum Pergămum a city in Mysia; on the Caystrus; the residence of the Attalian kings; with a c… Pergămum a city in Creta; founded by Agamemnon per-gaudĕo v. n. to rejoice greatly per-gĕnĭtus adj. engendered; produced per-glisco v. n. to become quite fat per-gnārus adj. that has a thorough knowledge of; that is very experienced; well versed in pergo v. a. and n. to go; continue; proceed; to pursue with energy; prosecute vigorously per-grăcĭlis adj. very slender per-graecor v. dep. n. to live just like the Greeks; to play the Greek; to revel; carouse per-grandesco v. inch. n. to grow very large per-grandis adj. very large; very great per-grăphĭcus adj. very skilful; very artful per-grātus adj. very agreeable; very pleasant per-grăvis adj. very weighty; grave; very important; very gravely; very seriously pergŭla A projection; shed; a booth; stall; shop; of an exchanger pergŭlāna a vine trained over an arbor Pergus a lake in Sicily; near the city of Enna; where Pluto is said to have carried of… per-gustus taste pĕr-haurĭo v. a. to drain completely; to drink up pĕrhaustus pĕr-hĭbĕo v. a. to hold out; extend; present; produce; bestow pĕrhĭbĭtus pĕr-hĭĕmo v. n. to winter; pass the winter; to lie; remain all winter pĕr-hīlum adv. very little pĕr-hŏnestus adj. very honorable pĕrhŏnōrĭfĭcē adv. pĕr-hŏnōrĭfĭcus adj. does one much honor; very honorable; That shows much honor to another; very res… pĕr-horrĕo v. a. to tremble; shudder greatly at; to have a great horror of pĕr-horresco v. inch. n. Neutr; to tremble; shudder greatly; to shudder greatly at; to have a great horr… pĕr-horrĭdus adj. very dreadful; frightful; most horrid pĕr-hūmānĭter adv. pĕr-hūmānus adj. very kind; very courteous; very polite; very kindly; very politely pĕr-hyĕmo Pĕrĭălŏgos The Very Unreasonable; the title of a work by Orbilius pĕrĭambus A metrical foot; consisting of two short syllaoles Pĕrĭander son of Cypselus; a king of Corinth; and one of the seven wise men of Greece pĕrĭbŏētos cried up; celebrated pĕrĭbŏlus the circuit; enclosure Pĕrĭbōmĭus the name of a shameless person pĕrĭcarpum a kind of bulbous plant pĕrichristārĭon a kind of eye-salve pĕrĭchўtē a kind of gladiatorial combat; an enclosing; enveloping Pĕrī^cles a famous Athenian orator and statesman pĕrīclĭtābundus adj. trying; testing; making a trial; essay pĕrīclĭtātĭo a trying; a trial; experiment pĕrīclĭtor v. dep. a. to try; prove; test; to make a trial of; put to the test pĕrī^clўmĕnos a climbing plant; the woodbine; honeysuckle; also called Pĕrī^clўmĕnus son of Neleus and brother of Nestor; one of the Argonauts; who had received fro… pĕrĭcŏpē a section pĕrīcŭlor v. dep. pĕrīcŭlōsē adv. pĕrīcŭlōsus adj. Neutr; Neutr. plur. as subst; dangerously; hazardously; perilously pĕrīcŭlum a trial; experiment; attempt; proof; essay pĕr-ĭdōnĕus adj. very fit; suitable; proper; very well adapted to; ad Pĕrĭēgēsis a leading round; a geographical description; the title of a poem by Avienus; th… pĕrĭleucos a precious stone Pĕrilla a female proper name Pĕrillus a famous Athenian worker in metal; who made a brazen bull for the tyrant Phalar… pĕr-illustris adj. Very brilliant; very notable; Greatly distinguished; highly honored pĕrĭmăchĭa an attack; hostile assault pĕr-imbĕcillus adj. very weak; feeble Pĕrĭmēdēus adj. belonging to the sorceress Perimede; Perimedean; magical Pĕrĭmēlē a nymph; daughter of Hippodamas; who was changed into the island of the same na… pĕrĭmĕtros a circumference; perimeter pĕrĭmo v. a. to take away entirely; to annihilate; extinguish; destroy; to cut off; hinder pĕr-impĕdītus adj. very much obstructed; very difficult to pass Pĕrĭmūla a promontory in India pĕrĭnaeon the space between the sexual parts and the fundament; the perineum pĕr-incertus adj. very uncertain pĕrincommŏdē adv. pĕr-incommŏdus adj. very inconvenient; very troublesome; annoying; very inconveniently; very unfort… pĕr-inconsĕquens adj. very inconsequent; very absurd pĕr-inde adv. in the same manner; just as; quite as; equally; in like manner; just so pĕr-indĭgĕo v. n. to need very much; to be in great need pĕr-indignē adv.