per-nĕgo v. a. To deny altogether; to deny steadily; stoutly; flatly; Ly; To refuse per-nĕo v. a. to spin out; spin to an end pernētus pernĭcĭābĭlis adj. destructive pernĭcĭālis adj. destructive; deadly; fatal pernĭcĭes N. cr; destruction; death; ruin; overthrow pernĭcĭo destruction pernĭcĭōsē adv. pernĭcĭōsus adj. destructive; baleful; subst; baneful things; destructively pernīcĭtas nimbleness; briskness; agility; swiftness; fleetness pernīcĭter adv. per-nĭger adj. very black pernĭmĭum adv. per-nĭmĭus adj. quite too great; altogether too much pernĭo a kibe on the foot; a chilblain per-nĭtĕo v. n. to shine very much pernĭuncŭlus a chilblain pernix adj. nimble; brisk; active; agile; quick per-nōbĭlis adj. very famous pernoctātĭo a passing the night per-nocto v. n. to stay all night long; to pass the night Pernōnĭdes descended from a ham per-nosco v. a. To examine thoroughly; to have examined; discerned; to know thoroughly; to beco… pernōtesco v. inch. n. to become everywhere; generally known; Impers pĕrnōtus P. a. per-nox adj. continuing through the night; that lasts all night per-noxĭus adj. very harmful; very dangerous per-nūbĭlo v. a. to darken per-nŭmĕro v. a. to count out; reckon up pernuncŭlus a ham pernuntĭo v. a. to announce pēro a kind of boot made of raw hide Pērō the daughter of Neleus and wife of Bias pĕr-obscūrus adj. very obscure pĕr-ōdi v. a. to hate greatly; to detest; detesting; hating greatly; thoroughly hated pĕr-ŏdĭōsus adj. very grievous; troublesome; very annoying pĕr-offĭcĭōsē adv. very serviceably; very attentively pĕr-ŏlĕo v. n. to emit a penetrating odor pĕr-ŏlesco v. inch. n. to grow up pērōnātus adj. having on boots of untanned leather; rough-booted pĕr-ŏpācus adj. very shady pĕr-opportūnē adv. pĕr-opportūnus adj. very seasonable; very convenient; opportune; very seasonably; very opportunety pĕr-optātō adv. very much to one's wish pĕr-ŏpus adv. very necessary pĕr-ōrātĭo the finishing part; the close; winding up of a speech; the peroration pĕrōrīga pĕr-ornātus adj. very ornate pĕr-orno v. a. to adorn greatly; constantly pĕr-ōro v. a. to speak from beginning to end; to plead; argue throughout; to harangue at leng… pĕr-oscŭlor v. dep. to kiss again and again pĕrōsus per-pāco v. a. to quiet completely; reduce to quiet per-pallĭdus adj. very pale per-parcē adv. very sparingly; parsimoniously per-părum adv. very little per-parvŭlus adj. dim; very little; very small per-parvus adj. very little; very small per-pasco v. n. to graze; pasture; to lay waste; devastate; well fed per-paucŭlus adj. dim; very little; very few per-paucus adj. very little; very few per-paulŭlus adj. dim; very little indeed;; a very little indeed per-paulus adj. very little; subst; a very little; a very little indeed per-pauper adj. very poor per-pauxillus adj. very little;; a very little per-păvĕfăcĭo v. a. to frighten very much; to make one afraid per-pĕdĭo v. a. to hinder; impede per-pello v. a. to strike; push violently; to drive; urge; force perpendĭcŭlāris adj. perpendicular perpendĭcŭlātor an artisan who uses a plumb-line; a stonemason perpendĭcŭlātus adj. perpendicular perpendĭcŭlum a plummet; plumb-line per-pendo v. a. to weigh carefully; exactly; examine; to ponder; consider; which is considered perpensātĭo an exact weighing; a careful consideration perpensē adv. perpenso v. freq. a. to weigh carefully;; to ponder; consider perpensus perpĕram advv perpĕrĭtūdo heedlessness; thoughtlessness Perperna a Roman surname; the murderer of Sertorius; who was defeated by Pompey perpĕrus adj. not properly constituted; faulty; defective; wrong; wrongly perpes adj. lasting throughout; uninterrupted; continual; perpetual; never ending perpessīcĭus adj. that can endure much; that has endured much; patient; enduring perpessĭo a bearing; suffering; enduring perpessītĭus perpessus perpĕtim adv. per-pĕtĭor v. dep. n. to bear steadfastly; suffer with firmness; patience; to stand out; abide; endure perpĕtrābĭlis adj. that may be done; allowable; permissible perpĕtrātĭo a performing; committing; performance; perpetration perpĕtrātor a performer; committer per-pĕtro v. a. to carry through; complete; effect; bring about; achieve perpĕtŭālis adj. that holds everywhere; universal; general; permanently perpĕtŭārĭus adj. constant; permanent; always employed; constantly engaged; Subst; a fee-farmer perpĕtŭĭtas uninterrupted; continual duration; uninterrupted progress; succession; continui… perpĕtŭĭto perpĕtŭō adv. perpĕtŭo v. a. to cause; to continue uninterruptedly; to proceed with continually; to make per… per-pĕtŭus adj. continuing throughout; unbroken; uninterrupted; constant; universal; general per-pexus adj. wellcombed