Perture

Noise to make when pretending to shoot a gun.

Instead of "bang bang," "perture perture."

by Dood89 June 3, 2010

perjurer

A person who renders (oneself) guilty of swearing falsely or of willfully making a false statement under oath or solemn affirmation

Me: I don't believe he'll dare to stand up as a witness in court.

Friend: True. He is a perjurer.

by imBASICk May 23, 2016

Perturbation

A deviation in the state or complex motion of a system, moving object or massive body - caused by outside influences or third parties.

It slipped into the wrong hole and she was not at all perturbed by this perturbation.

by Perturbation September 27, 2018

perturbed

(adj.) to be utterly and completely annoyed, angst-ridden, and disgusted; may also lead to abnormal agression

Kelly and Stepanie were quite perturbed when their pet camel would not do as they said, causing Stephanie, an animal lover, to strike the camel in the thigh.

by Emily F September 27, 2005

Porture

Being unable to even grasp the basis of a concept (like trying to imagine a new sense).

He could not porture the difference between right and wrong for ethics were of nothing to him.

by KIM POSSIBLE!!!!! July 14, 2017

perturbed

Adjective: disturbed, worried, concerned.

Compare to: perturb (vt); perturbation (n).

Your new haircut perturbed me when I first saw it.

by this site's demand for a unique name is retarded March 23, 2008

peture

Peture is the interplay of a peoples' culture and individuality.
Culture generally refers to meaningful acts that are the result of both social learning and individual creativity. While individuals may share the same culture, each has characteristics that make them unique. Peture combines both attributes.

I love traveling to different countries comparing petures.

by CastleMaster January 20, 2009