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Entick's english-latin dictionary ... to which is added a latin-english dictionary, accurately collected from the most approved classic authors. To this edition has been annexed an etymological paradigm : containing all the words and phrases proper for reading the classic authors in both languages, designed for the use of grammar schools and private education / By William Crakelt ; carefully revised throughout by the Rev. M. G. Sarjant
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Perficiens, tis. pt. perfectingPerficio [per, facio]» c£re, feci, fec-tum. act. 3. to perfect, complete,or finish, execute , or perform,accomplish, effect , bring about , orfo pass, gain , or obtain , concoct,or digest, dress, or preparePerficior, ci, fectus. pass, to be per-fected, finished, &c.

Perfleus, a, um. adj. perfectingPerfide, adv. treacherouslyPerfidelis, c. adj. very faithfulPerfidia, a?, f. 1 . perfidy,perfidious-ness, treachery, breach of faithPerfidiose, adv. perfidiouslyPerfidiosus,a, um. adj. issimus,sup.

treacherous, deceitful, false \

Perfidus, a, um. adj. idemPerfinlo, ire. act. 4. to end fullyPerfixus, a, um. pt. pierced, struck,or thrust through, affectedPerflabilis, e. adj. that may be blownthrough

PerHagitlosus,a,um. adj. very wickedPerflans, tis. pt. blowing very much,blowing , blusteringPerflatiis, us. m. a blowing through,a blast

Perflecto, tere, exi, exum. act. 3.to bend much

Perflexus, a, um. pt. quite bentPerflo, are. act. 1. to blow violentlythrough, over, or upon, to blowPerflor, ari. pass, to be blown uponPerfluctuo, are. n. 1 . to swimjov floatin great abundancePerfluens, tis. pt. running, swimmingPerfliio, uere, uxi, uxum. n. 3. torun, run down, or by, flow, abound.Plenus rimarum sum, hac atqueiliac perfluo, I spring a leak, 1cannot keep it secret, Ter.perfluiis, a, um. gdj. gliding, swim-[ ming along

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; Perfluxiis, a, um. adj. transientPerfodio, derS, odi, ossum, a. S.to dig through. Meuin pectusmemoria perfodit, penetrateth, ormaketh a deep impression on mymind, Cic.

Perfcecundus, a, um. adj. very fertilePerforandus, a, um. pt. to be bored' through

lerf oratus, a, um. pt. bored throughPerfori?, fut. to bePerformldatus,a,um. adj. verymuchdreaded

Performidolosus, a, um. adj. veryfearful , or timorousPerforo, are. act. 1 . to bore, or runthrough. Radiis perforat sol ,thesun entereth , or enlighteneth, Stat.Perforor, ari, atus. pass, to be bored,pierced, or run throughPerfortiter, adv. very bravelyPerfossor, oris. m. '3. a digger throughPerfossus, a, um. pt. dug , or piercedthrough , turned upPerfracte, adv. obstinatelyi Perfractus, a, um. pt. broken in piecesPerfremo,£re,ui,ltum. n. toroar outPerfrequC»ns, tis. adj. very frequentPerfricans, tis. pt. rubbingj Perfricattis, a, um.pt. rubbed all over; Perfrico, are, cui. act. 1. to rub all' over. Perfricare os, to cast offshame, or become impudent, Cic.Perfricor, ari, atus. pass, to be rubbedPerfrictio, dnis. f. 3. a vehement shi-vering by reason of coldPerfrigefacio [perfrigeo,facio], eSre,feci. act. 3. to put in great fearPerfrigeo,ere,ixi, ictum. *n. to shiverwith cold, be hoarse with a coldPerfrigdratus, a, um. pt. cooledPerfrigero, are. act. 1. to coolPeri. rigesco, £re. n. to grow very coldPerfrigidtisja, um. adj. extremely cold

Perfringendus, a, um. pt. tobe brokenopen, be broken , be violatedPerfringens, tis. pt. breaking through,breaking in pieces, breakingPerfringo [per, frango], gere, regi,ructum, a. 3. to break through,break, or dash in pieces , break up,break, infringe, or violate, dissolve,or dissipate, corruptPerfungor, gi, ractus. p. to be brokenPerfrio, are. act. 1 . to rub thoroughlyPerfructus, a, um. pt. fully enjoyedPerfriiendus, a,um. pt. to enjoy fullyZ^e/fruor, u&ris, ui.frultus^r fructus,dep. 3. to enjoy fully, or tho-roughly

Perfuga, sd. m. 1. a deserterPeri uglo, g&re, ugi, gltum. neut. 3.

to fly for succour, or shelterPerf iigium, i. n. 2. a refuge , or shel-ter, sanctuary, excuse, pretencePerfulelo, Ire. act. 4. to supportPerfunctio, onis. f. 3. a discharge,an enduring

Perfunctorie, adv. slightly, lightly ,carelessly, easily, covertlyPerfunetdriiis, a, um. adj. carelessPerfunctus, a, um. pt. having dis-charged, or borne, being dis-charged, dear, or free, under-gone, partaking of, enjoyedPerfundendiis, a, um. pt. to bepoured, or anointed all overPerfundens, tis. pt. overspreadingPerfundo, dore, udi, usum, a. 3. topour all over, wash , or bathe, wet,besprinkle, bedew, besmear, imbue,season, or give a tincture to. Quime horror perfudit 1 seized me allover / Cic.

Perfundor, di, usus. pass, to bepoured through, washed, wetted,besprinkled, anointed , or filledPerfungor, gi, nctus. d. 3,. to dis-