Perdice
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perice
When yarndling, if the perice grinds against the tallen it can produce an unpleasant rasping noise. Not to be confused with the peruce, which can produce a similar noise.
perice by Cod Michael June 23, 2020
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Perdice • perice • pedicest • perdecent • perdicament • perdicine • perdickermint • Perdickulous • Perdict • perdiction
Perdict
The Grammatically challenged version of the word "Predict". Can also be said by people with a large accent of either country or new york origin.
Perdict by Lastragonian December 15, 2011
Perdie
Perdies usually have blonde hair, are quite tall, pretty, funny and like sports such as tennis or chair spinning. Some have unusual middle names such as Florence or Flavle.
perdecent
Perdecent- The acts of being enlightened by the indomitable human spirit
Prerdecent men surrounded me.
Tom Cruise has a predecent attitude.
Prerdecent men surrounded me.
Tom Cruise has a predecent attitude.
perdiction
Nostradamous seems to have known that his soul was headed for hell (perdiction).
he beseeches his infant son never to dabble in such practices for, he says, they desiccate the body, disturb the mind, and send the soul to perdition.
he beseeches his infant son never to dabble in such practices for, he says, they desiccate the body, disturb the mind, and send the soul to perdition.
perdiction by Kayjay_Indian August 3, 2009
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