peract
transitive verb
per·act
pəˈrakt
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: perform, accomplish
Word History
Etymology
Latin peractus, past participle of peragere, from per-, prefix denoting completion or perfection + agere to drive, act, do
- the previous couple of
- the priesthood
- the prime meridian
- the Privy Council
- the privy purse
- the progressive
- the proletariat
- the Promised Land
- the proof is in the pudding
- the proof of the pudding is in the eating
- the Prophet
- the Prophets
- the pros
- the prosecution
- the provinces
- the public
- the public domain
- the public purse
- the Queen Mother
- the quick
- the quick and the dead
- the quintessence
- the rabble
- the races
- the rack