pervial
/ˈpəːvɪəl/rare. Now historical
adjective
Transparent; clear.
- Apparently used only by George Chapman, or in reference to Chapman's writing. Pervious is the usual word..
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. From classical Latin pervius + -al.
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- Peter Panning
- Peter Pannish
- Peter pence
- Peter penny
- Peter Principle
- Peter's bark
- Peter's boat
- Petersburg paradox
- Peter's cress
- Petersen grab
- Petersen graph
- petersham
- Petersham ribbon
- Peterson, Oscar
- Peterson, Roger Tory
- Peter's pence
- Peter's penny
- Peters projection
- Peter's ship
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- Peter the Hermit