people sniffer
1> _. _. -  ( 
   )

people-in-law
1> _.    

peopled
1> 
_Ex:
densely peopled country  
_Ex:
peopled landscape    
2>  (-.)
_Ex:
town peopled with memories ,  

peopleless
1> ; 
_Ex:
peopleless island  

pep
1> _.  , , ; 
_Ex:
he has not enough pep and go     

_Ex:
full of pep  , , 
_Ex:
to put some pep into smb.  -.,  
-.  ()
_Ex:
that took all the pep out of him    
()
_Ex:
the book lacks pep  

pep pill
1> _.  

pep rally
1> _. _.  , 

pep talk
1> _.  

pep up
1> _. ,  ; ;

_Ex:
to pep up smb.  -.
_Ex:
take some of this wine, it will pep you up   ,
  
_Ex:
the actors pepped up the play   
_Ex:
I was pepped up at the idea     
_Ex:
this dress will pep up your wardrobe   
 
_Ex:
to pep up the party  

pepful
1> _. ; , 
_Ex:
pepful boy  

pepino
1> _. ,   (Solanum muricatum)

pepla
1> _pl.  peplum

peplos
1> _. 

peplum
1> _. _. 
2> _.  

peplus
1> _. 

pepo
1> _. ,  ( )
2> _.  

pepped out
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
I am tired and pepped out    

pepper
1> _.  (Piper, Capsicum gen.)
_Ex:
black pepper   (Piper nigrum)
_Ex:
sweet pepper   (Capsicum frutescens  grossum)
_Ex:
hot (red) pepper   (Capsicum annuum)
2>  ()
_Ex:
to put too much pepper into smth.  -.
3> 
_Ex:
silver salts and peppers    
4> , 
_Ex:
there is pepper in the book  
5> 
_Ex:
I grew pepper  
6> , , 
_Ex:
he showed pepper at the match    

7> ,  
8> ; 
_Ex:
a face peppered with freckles ,  
_Ex:
page peppered with blots ,  
9>  (-.)
_Ex:
to pepper smb. with stones  -. 
10> , 
_Ex:
the speaker was peppered with questions  

_Ex:
his speech was peppered with jokes    

_Ex:
he peppered us with Latin    
11>   
12> (at) 
_Ex:
to pepper the enemy with machine-gun fire   
 
_Ex:
he peppered away at the pheasants    
13> (with)  (, )
_Ex:
the rabbit was peppered with shot all down one side 
    
14> , , " "
_Ex:
he will pepper me   ,   

pepper gas
1>   (   )

pepper-and-salt
1>   ,   "  "
2> ,  "  " ( )
_Ex:
pepper-and-salt exterior  
3>   ( )
_Ex:
pepper-and-salt beard   

pepper-box
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>  
_Ex:
she is a regular pepper-box   ; 


pepper-caster, pepper-castor
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 

pepper-plant
1> _.   (Polygonum hydropiper)

pepper-pot
1> _. 
2> (-)        
3> _.     (. Philadelphia
pepper-pot)

pepper-upper
1> _. _.   , ,
 ; 
_Ex:
pepper-upper bath salts   ,  
_Ex:
coffee is a marvellous pepper-upper   
2> ,  , 
_Ex:
radio pepper-uppers ,  
  
_Ex:
the pepper-uppers _.  , 
  

peppercorn
1>  ; 
2>  
3>    (. peppercorn rent)
4> , 
_Ex:
peppercorn aims  

peppered
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
peppered tail  
3> , ; 
4> 
_Ex:
peppered tongue  
_Ex:
peppered remark  

pepperer
1> _.  , 
2> ,  

pepperidge
1> _.  (Nyssa gen.)

peppermint
1> _.   (mentha piperita)
2>  
3>  ,  
4>   

peppermint-camphor
1> _. 

peppermint-drop
1>  

peppermint-lozenge
1>  

pepperwort
1> _.  (Marsilea gen.)

peppery
1> ; ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
peppery words 
_Ex:
peppery satire  
3> , ; ; 
_Ex:
a peppery temper  
_Ex:
peppery dog  

peppily
1> _. _. , , 

peppiness
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to add peppiness to dancing   

peppy
1> _. _. , ; 
_Ex:
peppy blond  
_Ex:
peppy scene  

peppy crate
1> _. _.  

pepsin
1> _. 

peptic
1> _. ,   
2> _. , 

peptic gland
1> _.  

peptic ulcer
1> _.     , 


peptide
1> _. 

peptization
1> _. 

peptizing agent
1> _.  

peptone
1> _. 

per
1>   ,   
: , , , 
_Ex:
23 miles per hour 23   
_Ex: $300 per ton 300   
_Ex:
how much is it per pair?   ?
_Ex:
to spend a certain sum per head per year  
    () 
2>      : , ;
 .  
_Ex:
per post  
_Ex:
per steamer 
_Ex:
per Mr. Smith ()   
_Ex:
per carrier  
3> ( as per) 
_Ex:
(as) per margin  ()  
_Ex:
as per instructions  
_Ex:
as per invoice    
_Ex:
per procurationem  ,   (. 
_. :
per pro, _p-p. -     )
_Ex:
Brown & C _p-p. A.White      
 .
4>  :
_Ex:
per accidens 
_Ex:
per fas et (aut) nefas   
_Ex:
per saltum ,  
_Ex:
per se ()  ;  
_Ex:
(as) per usual  
5>      
:
_Ex:
perambulate 
_Ex:
perturb , 
_Ex:
percussion , 
_Ex:
permit 
6>      : ,
 :
_Ex:
perchance 
_Ex:
perforce  
_Ex:
perhaps 
7>      
 - :
_Ex:
peroxide 
_Ex:
permanganate 
_Ex:
perhydrol 

per annum
1> _. ;  
_Ex:
production per annum  

per capita
1> _. _.   ();  
_Ex:
production of milk per capita    

2> _. _.    ( )

per cent
1> ,  , %
_Ex:
three per cent  
_Ex:
in 5 per cent of such cases     
_Ex:
a discount of 5 per cent    
_Ex:
per cent by volume    ; 

_Ex:
per cent of slope _.  

per diem
1> _.  
_Ex:
man-hours saved per diem    
_Ex:
per diem rate   ()
_Ex:
per diem costs   
2>  ()
3>  
_Ex:
to work for a measly per diem    


per head
1> _. _.   ();  
2> _. _.    ( )
3> 
_Ex:
how much beer will they drink per head?   
  ?

per mille
1>  , 

per pro
1> _.  per procurationem   ( )

per se
1> _.   ,  , 

per unit
1> _.   (, , )

peracid
1> _. , 

peracidity
1> _.  

peracute
1> _.  , 

peradventure
1> _. , ; 
_Ex:
beyond (past, without) peradventure  
_Ex:
all peradventure 
2> _. ,  
_Ex:
if peradventure  
_Ex:
lest peradventure    

perambulate
1>    , 
_Ex:
he was wont to perambulate the garden   
  
2>   (, )   
3>  
4>   
_Ex:
nursemaids were perambulating the babies   
 
5>   
_Ex:
babies perambulated the pavement two or three abreast 
         

perambulation
1> , 
_Ex:
daily perambulations  
2>  ( );    
 
_Ex:
perambulation of the forest  
3>  
_Ex:
a perambulation of ninety-three thousand acres 
       

perambulator
1>  

perborate
1> _. 

perboric acid
1> _.  ,  

perc
1> _. _.   , 
2> _. _. ,     

percale
1> _. 

percaline
1> _. 

perceant
1> _. , 
_Ex:
perceant stinging  

perceity
1> _.  

perceive
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to perceive the futility of the attempt  
 
_Ex:
everybody soon perceived that he was a poor teacher 
 ,     
_Ex:
she perceived at once what he was getting at   ,
  
_Ex:
I soon perceived my mistake     
2> , , 
_Ex:
whatever sense perceives or thought divines , 
    
_Ex:
they perceived some light in the distance   
- 
_Ex:
no smell could be perceived    

percent
1> _. _. _.     
_Ex:
he was not percented    ,   


percentage
1>  ; 
_Ex:
a figure expressed as a percentage , 
 
_Ex:
a high percentage of our workers    
_Ex:
the percentage of metal in the ore  
  
2>  ,  ;  
3>   ( ); 

4> _. , ; 
_Ex:
a large percentage of schoolbooks now have pictures 
     
_Ex:
a small percentage of people came   
() 
5> _. _. , 

percentage allocations
1>  

percentage composition
1>   
2>  

percentagewise
1>   

percental
1>   

percenter
1> _. , 

percentile
1> _. 

percents
1> _. _. _. 
_Ex:
no cramming for percents    

percept
1> _.    

perceptibility
1> , 
_Ex:
the perceptibility of objects below the water 
,   

perceptible
1> , , , 
_Ex:
perceptible difference  
_Ex:
quite a perceptible time   
_Ex:
perceptible to the eye  () 
_Ex:
perceptible to the ear  
_Ex:
perceptible smell of coffee   

perception
1> ; 
_Ex:
organs of perception  
_Ex:
stereo perception  
_Ex:
keen perception  
_Ex:
colour perception _.  () 
2>  
3> , 
_Ex:
clear perception  
_Ex:
perception of necessity  
_Ex:
perception of beauty  
4>  ( -.)
_Ex:
lyric perceptions of friendship and love 
    
5> ,   (-.)
_Ex:
perception into the heart of human activity 
    
_Ex:
a film bristling with sharp perceptions ,  

_Ex:
well-intentioned people lacking in keen perception  
 ,   
6> _. 
7> _. 
_Ex:
the perception of profits  

perceptional
1> _. ,   

perceptive
1> , 
_Ex:
perceptive organs  
2> 
_Ex:
a perceptive reader of poetry   
_Ex:
your mother's perceptive faculties are extraordinary 
   
3> 
_Ex:
perceptive audience  
4>  . . .:  

perceptivity
1> 
2> 

perceptron
1>  ( )

perceptual
1>   ; 

perch
1> , 
_Ex:
to take one's perch   
2> _. ,  
3> _.  ;  
4> ,  
5> 
6>  (  5)
7> _. , 
8> _. , , 
9> _.      
_Id:
come off your perch!   !,  !
_Id:
to hop the perch ; ""; _. 

_Id:
to knock off the perch  , ; ,

_Id:
to knock smb. off his perch  -.,  
 -.
_Id:
to throw (to turn) over the perch 
10>   
11>   
12> , 
_Ex:
the birds perched on the wire    
_Ex:
to perch on the arm of a chair    
_Ex:
there is no need for you to perch out here  
 
_Ex:
if you stand still, the pigeons will perch on your shoulder
    ,      
13> ,  
_Ex:
to perch one's hat on the side of one's head  

_Ex:
he perched a funny little hat on his head    
  
_Ex:
town perched on a hill ,   
14> _.  , , , ,
 
15> _.     
16> _.  (Perca)

percha
1> 

perchance
1> _. ,  ; 
_Ex:
to sleepe, perchance to dreame (Shakespeare) , 
,  

perched
1>  
2>  
3> _. 
_Ex:
perched block  ,  
_Ex:
perched rock  

percher
1> ,   
2> _.  , ""

percheron
1>  ( )

perchlorate
1> _. 

perchloric acid
1> _.  

perchloride
1> _. 

percipience
1> _.  

