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Show 7 PERT. adj. [perts Welth ; gert, Dutch a X. Awake the pert an Turn melancholy forth On the taw Trip the pext fairies B Pyowr ‘ n ' t r p Fro i In y¥ outh a coxc with bol nt 2. S rulous loquacity All fervants migh faucinef garhi thi mifchie x\'h:\lt' lef univerfal becam an and - whe ers m Spectator the fame liberty challeng e t r p a ""l"", ' V ‘ U L " S o a a t could be expe Collier on Pride m r p r v i d b d A l e t t n a s i own aff /L{n'i/,)z linen Vanefl Scarce lift'ne to their idle chat n o f b m t m f a t Furth When they grew pert to pu:li them down ¢, PERTA'IN. w. n. [pertines To belong ; to relate As me Srf Latin. hate thofe that affe¢t that honour b e t a f e t t n t n a r p i w o t amb more odious, wh fear betra throug the glor r w y H v h e which t u n h e a e u h a o e f r o o e A che able bearing, is never feen in the coaofta king o f e o p a i a c m t t n a r p i u c b Peacham r t a e [ / 7 Pe The att of borin bratio, Latin. th j a P refo perverfel ftubborn 1. Obftinate lute One of the diffenters appeared to Dr. Sander i c g l i o a e b o t f l b f b t fo the difpute, as forced him to fay, that he ha never met with a man of more pertinacious conWalton fidence and lefs abilities 2. Refolute conftant fteady Diligence is a fteady, conftant, and pertinaciou ftudy, that naturally leads the foul into the knowledge of that whic a firf fceme u locke South from it PerrTiNa'ClOUSLY. adw. [from pertinacious.] Obftinately ; ftubbornly They deny that freedom to me, which they perKing Charles tinacioufly challenge to themfelves Others have fought to eafe themfelves of all th evil of affliétion by difputing fubtilly againft it, an pertinacioufly maintaining that afili¢tions are no rea Tillotfon evils, but only in imagination Metals pertinacioufly refift all tranfmutation ; an though one would think they were turned into different fubftance, yet they do but as it were lur Ray under a vizard n. [. [ pertinacia Permuna‘ciTy Latin 3 fro PERTINA'ClOUSNEss. 1. Obftinacy; ftubbornnefs In this reply was included a very grofs miftake and if with pertinacity maintained, a capital errour LBrowu 2. Refolution; conftancy n. / [from pertinas. 1. Obftinacy; ftabbornnefs heir pertinac is fuch tha perfillency whe yo driv them out of one form, they affume another. Duppa It holds forth the petinacy of ill fortune, i purfuing people into their graves L'Eftrange 2. Refolution; fteadinefs; conftancy .‘St- Gorgonia prayed with paffion and pertinacy n," the obtained relief ‘Tuj'/o'/' PE/RTINENCE Pe'rrinency #. J [fro Latin. relation to the matter in hand; propriety to the purpofe; appofitenefs periineo Juftnefs o Y flio 1 have thewn the fitnefs and pe i tinency of ith apoftle's difcourfe to the perfons he addrefied to W ‘lercb it appearet that h did not talk at random D PE TINEN 1 INENT adj wa n babbler an Bentley [ pertinens Latiu pertinent, French. 1. Related to the matter in hand; jult t the purpofe not ufelefs to the en propofed ; appofite ; not foreign fro the thing intended perturb not the equilib f earth' or hemifph PerrTURBA'TION. 2. [. [ perturbatio e e F Bavo I'renci. perturbation 1. Difquiet of mind; deprivation of tranquillity Lo oH is more immediately and ftrongl My caution was more Than the rebuke you give I fet down, out of experienc converfation in books, what 1 tho this bufinefs Here 1 fhall feem a little to digref by and by find it perzi If he could find that would reach all the ars of a man' haviour; his own ill-fathione unple would fpo all Men fhall have juft caufe, when any thing pertinent unto faith and religion is doubted of, th more willingly to incline their minds towards tha which the fentence of fo grave, wife and learned i Hooker that faculty fhall judge moft found PE'RTINENTLY. adw. [fro Appofitely; to the purpofe pertinent. Be modeft and referved in the prefence of th betters fpeakin little, anfwerin pertinently no Taylor interpofing without leave or reafon PEe'RTINENTNESS. 7 /. [from pertinent. Dis& Appofitenefs PERTI'NGENT. adj. [ pertingens, Latin. Reaching to PE'RTLY. adv Dis touching [from pert. comfion conf der difo nc urb Dif 2 motion Although the long diffe ions of the two houfe d lucid intervals, yet they did ever han he kingdom, ready to break forth into ne I find no other difference betwixt the commo town-wits and the downright country fools, tha that the firft are pertly in the wrong, with a littl more gaiety and the laft neither in the right no Pope the wrong 2. Saucily petulantly Yonder walls that gertly front your town Yond towers, whofe wanton tops do bufs the clouds Shakefpeare Muft kifs their own feet When you pertly raife your fnout Fleer, and gibe, and laugh, and flout This, among Hibernian affes @ Wi For fheer wit, and humour paffes Pe'rRTNESs. #. /. [from pert. 1. Brifk folly; faucinefs; petulance Dulnefs delighted ey'd the lively dunce Remembrin 2. Pett fhe herfelf was pertnsfs once livelinefs {pritelinel Pope withou is in Shaftefbury's works a lively perénef PERTRA'NSIENT. adj. [ pertranfiens, Lat. Pafling over 70 PERTU'RB 7o PERTURBATE Dic . a. [perturbo Latin. 1. To difquiet; to difturb; to deprive o tranquillity Shake[pea Reft, reft, perturbed {pirit His wafting flefh with anguifh burns And his perturbed foul within him mourns. Sandys z. To diforder of regularity to confufe to put ou They are content to fuffer the penalties annexed rather than perturd the publick peace. K. Charles The infervient and brutal faculties controule the {uggeftions of wuth 4 plegfurs and piofit aver Bacon jons and calamities Caufe of difquiet O polith'd perturbation ! golden care That keep'ft the ports of {lumber open wid To many a watchful night : {leep with it now Yet not fo found, and half fo deeply fweet As he, whofe brow with homely biggen bound Sleeps out the watch of night. Shakefp. Henry 1 5. Commotion of paffions fathers Reftore yourfelves unto your temper hear me fpeak Ben Fonfon without gerturbation And PERTURBA'TOUR. 7./. [ perturbator, Lat Raifer of com perturbateur, French. motions PerTU'SED. adj. [ pertufus, Lat.] Bored pierced with holes Dis Perrvu'sion. n. /i [from pertufus, Lat. 1. The a& of piercing or punching The manner of opening a vein in Hippocrates' time, was by ftabbing or pertufion, as it is perArbuthnot formed in horfes z. Hole madesby punching or piercing An empt po withou frui th better ove earth in it, may be pu fe if fom p.:r::y‘?a;:s b Bacon made in the pot 7o PERVA'DE. w. a. [perwads, Latin. 1. To pafs through an aperture; to permeate The labour'd chyle perdades the pore Blackmore In all the arterial perforated fhores Paper dipped in wate flone fteeped in water force, dignity, or folidity Ther punched 1. Britkly; {martly all it Ray great an ripe fo of thei Eflays heat, an 15, are no he meridia t defires a aflion, till they haw 2. Relating ; regarding; concerning. I this fenfe the word now ufed is pertaining it manifei dot { and a parade of literature ; but it is hard that w Watts fhould ‘be bound to admire the reveries pertinacious. PE'RTINACY PE B+Ex or ail, the oculus mund linen-cloth oiled or var nifhed, and many o ances foaked in fuc le 2 their little pores liguors as will intimately become by that means more tranfparent than other Newton wife 2. To pafs through the whole extenfion Matter; once bereaved of motion, cannot of itfel acquire it again, nor till it be ftruck by fome othe fically moved b body fram without ftagce an immaterial felf-a that can pene Beutle trate an Wha but God Perwades, adjufts and agitates the whole ? Thom/on ERVA'S1ON. #. /. [from perwade.] Th a&t of pervading or paffing through rather by the ingrefs an s of fire, than by th tranfcurfions of th motion, with which fir bare propagation o of the veflels, that conbeats upon the outf kinds o bot Jtain the matter to be melte d to faltpetre, will appear to b a fluidity If fufio be mad on of a foreign body caufed by the PE'RVERSE Boyls adj. [ perwers, French ; per werfusy Latin, Ryvz f Diftort - PE |