Per consequens, consequently, D 2192; par c., A. ii. 38. 21.
Peraventure, adv. perhaps, HF.
304; C 935, H 71, I 105. See Paraventure.
Percen, v. pierce, B 2014, F 237; Perce, v. E 1204; Perceth, pr. s. pierces with his gaze, 5. 331; Percen, pr. pl. G 111; Perced, pt. s. pierced, T. i. 272; pp. A. i. 3. 1, 13. 2; A 2, B 1745.
Perchaunce, adv. by chance, hence, probably, doubtless, A 475.
Perche, s. perch (for birds to rest on), A 2204, B 4074; wooden bar (as of a clothes-horse), R. 225; a rod placed high up in a horizontal position, A. ii. 23. 27. Lat. pertica.
Perched, pp. perched, HF. 1991.
Percher, s. mortar, T. iv. 1245 n. (A kind of large wax-candle; see Nares and Halliwell.)
Percinge, s. piercing; for percinge = to prevent any piercing, B 2052.
Perdurable, adj. imperishable, B 1. p 1. 15; everlasting, eternal, B 1. m 5. 2; B 3. m 9. 2; B 2699, I 75, 119, 124; Perdurables, adj. pl. everlasting, I 811.