peritus
noun
pe·ri·tus
pəˈrētəs
plural periti
-ētē,
-ēˌtē
: an expert (as in theology or canon law) who advises and assists the hierarchy (as in the drafting of schemata) at a Vatican council
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin peritus, adjective, skilled, experienced
First Known Use
1962, in the meaning defined above
- make a big deal of
- make a big deal of something
- make a big deal out of
- make a big deal out of something
- make a big difference
- make a big thing about of
- make a big thing about of something
- make a big thing about/out of (something)
- make a big thing out of
- make a big thing out of something
- make a bolt for
- make a bolt for it
- make a botch of
- make a break for
- make a buck
- make a chill run down someone's spine
- make a chill run up someone's spine
- make a chill/shiver run up/down someone's spine
- make a clean break
- make a clean breast of
- make a comeback
- make a comparison
- make a complete recovery
- make a complete/full recovery
- make a connection