perca a kind of fish; a perch percaedo v. a. to cut up completely percălĕfăcĭo v. a. to make very warm; to heat thoroughly percălĕfīo percălesco v. inch. n. to become very warm percalleo v. a. to know; understand well percallesco v. inch. n. to become very hardened; very callous; to get a good knowledge of; to be well a… percandĕfăcĭo v. a. to make very hot; to heat thoroughly percandĭdus adj. very white percārus adj. very dear; very dear; very costly; very dear; very much beloved percautus adj. very cautious percēdo v. a. percĕlĕber adj. very famous; very celebrated; distinguished percĕlĕbro v. a. to practise; very frequently; to pronounce frequently; to have often in one's m… percĕler adj. very quick; swift; very quickly percello v. a. to beat down; throw down; to overturn; upset; I've upset my cart; I've done for… percensĕo v. a. to go through; over; to count over; reckon up; enumerate percensĭo a going over; a survey; review percepta P. a. fin perceptībĭlis Perceptible; Participating perceptĭo a taking; receiving; a gathering in; collecting; perception; comprehension perceptor a receiver; imbiber perceptus P. a. percernis adj. easily visible percīdo v. a. to beat; cut to pieces; to smash percĭĕo v. a. to move; rouse greatly; to stir up; to attack; abuse; call aloud percingo percĭo percĭpĭbĭlis adj. perceptible percĭpĭo v. a. to take wholly; to seize entirely percis percīsus percĭto v. a. to excite thoroughly; strongly; vehemently percĭtus P. a. percīvīlis adj. very courteous; affable; civil perclāmo v. a. perclāresco v. inch. n. to become very clear; very well known perclūdo percnoptĕrus a mountain-stork percnos a kind of eagle percoctus percoenāre percognĭtus P. a. percognosco v. a. to become perfectly acquainted with; well known percŏlăpho v. a. to buffet well percōlātĭo a straining through; a filtering percōlo v. a. to strain through; to filter; percolate; to cause to pass through; to pass thro… percŏlo v. a. To cultivate; to inhabit; To perfect; finish; To cleanse percŏlŏpo v. a. to box the ears; to beat percōmis adj. very friendly; very courteous percommŏdē adv. percommŏdus adj. very suitable; very convenient; very opportune percōnor v. dep. to carry out percontātĭo an asking; inquiring; a question percontātīvē adv. percontātīvus adj. universally known; interrogative; inquiringly percontātor an asker; inquirer perconto v. a. and n. to question strictly; particularly; to inquire earnestly percontor v. dep. a. to ask particularly; to question strictly; to inquire; To find out by inquiry percontŭmax adj. very obstinate; very contumacious percŏŏpĕrĭo v. a. to cover entirely percōpĭōsē adv. percōpĭōsus adj. very copiously percŏquo v. a. to boil; cook thoroughly; boil soft Percōsĭus adj. belonging to Percosius; king of Cyzicus Percōtē a Trojan town on the coast of Mysia; Bourgas percrassus adj. very thick percrēbesco v. inch. n. to become very frequent; prevalent; to be spread abroad percrĕpo v. a. and n. to sound very much; to resound; ring; to make resound; to celebrate loudly percresco v. n. to grow greatly percrībro v. a. to sift thoroughly percrŭcĭo v. a. to torment; vex greatly percrūdus adj. quite raw; quite unripe; crude percūdo v. a. to strike; break through perculsus perculsus a shock percultor an ardent adorer; reverencer percultus percumbo v. n. percunctātĭo percunctātīvē percunctātor percuncto percŭpĭdus adj. very partial to; very fond of percŭpĭo v. a. to wish greatly; desire earnestly; to long percūrĭōsus adj. very curious; inquisitive percūro v. a. to heal thoroughly; cure completely percurro v. a. and n. to run through; hasten through; to pass through; traverse; to run; run along percursātĭo a running; travelling through; a traversing percursĭo a running through; over; A rapid; hasty thinking over; a rapid; hasty passing o… percurso v. freq. a. and n. to run; range through; ramble over; to range; rove about percursor one who runs through percursus percussĭbĭlis adj. penetrating; pervading percussĭo a beating; striking; a beating time; time percussĭōnālis adj. adapted for striking; played by striking percussor a striker; stabber; shooter; a murderer; assassin; bandit percussūra a blow; stroke; thrust percussus percussus a beating; striking