perche, n.f., perch, pole; perch (measure); (hunt.) horns; (ich.) perch. — commune; barse. Petite —; cole-perch. Grande —; (pers.) walking rushlight, lanky person.
perché, n.m., perched, perched up, roosting. Au —; when perched, when roosting.
percher, v.n., to perch.
se percher, v.r., to perch one’s self, to perch, to roost.
percheronne, n.m.f., horse or mare (native of la Perche).
perchette, n.f., pole, prop, stay.
percheur, n.m. and adj., perching, roosting; percher (ornith.) titlark.
perchlorure, n.m., (chem.) bichloride, perchloride.
perchoir, n.m., roost.
perclus, -e, adj., (med.) crippled, impotent. Avoir le cerveau —; to be wanting in sense, in judgment.