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Definition of perch
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of perch is as below...
Perch (n.) A pole; a long
staff;
a rod; esp., a pole or other
support
for fowls to roost on or to rest on; a
roost;
figuratively,
any
elevated
resting
place or
seat..
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Vulcanization
::
Vulcanization
(n.) The act or
process
of
imparting
to
caoutchouc,
gutta-percha,
or the like,
greater
elasticity,
durability,
or
hardness
by
heating
with
sulphur
under
pressure..
Triple-tail
::
Triple-tail
(n.) An
edible
fish
(Lobotes
Surinamensis)
found in the
warmer
parts of all the
oceans,
and
common
on the
southern
and
middle
coasts
of the
United
States.
When
living
it is
silvery
gray, and
becomes
brown or
blackish
when dead. Its
dorsal
and anal fins are long, and
extend
back on each side of the tail. It has large
silvery
scales
which are used in the
manufacture
of fancy work.
Called
also,
locally,
black
perch,
grouper,
and
flasher..
Anomaliped
::
Anomaliped
(n.) One of a group of
perching
birds,
having
the
middle
toe more or less
united
to the outer and inner
ones..
Perch
::
Perch (v. t.) To place or to set on, or as on, a
perch..
Brasse
::
Brasse
(n.) A
spotted
European
fish of the genus
Lucioperca,
resembling
a
perch..
Light
::
Light (v. i.) To
descend
from
flight,
and rest,
perch,
or
settle,
as a bird or
insect..
Hogfish
::
Hogfish
(n.) An
American
fresh-water
fish; the log
perch.
Coleperch
::
Coleperch
(n.) A kind of small black
perch.
Cunner
::
Cunner
(n.) A small
edible
fish of the
Atlantic
coast
(Ctenolabrus
adspersus);
--
called
also
chogset,
burgall,
blue
perch,
and bait
stealer..
Batfowling
::
Batfowling
(n.) A mode of
catching
birds at
night,
by
holding
a torch or other
light,
and
beating
the bush or perch where they
roost.
The
birds,
flying
to the
light,
are
caught
with nets or
otherwise..
Perchant
::
Perchant
(n.) A bird tied by the foot, to serve as decoy to other birds by its
fluttering..
Perched
::
Perched
(imp. & p. p.) of Perc.
Egling
::
Egling
(n.) The
European
perch when two years old.
Perch
::
Perch (n.) Any
fresh-water
fish of the genus Perca and of
several
other
allied
genera
of the
family
Percidae,
as the
common
American
or
yellow
perch
(Perca
flavescens,
/
Americana),
and the
European
perch (P.
fluviatilis)..
Parcase
::
Parcase
(adv.)
Perchance;
by
chance.
Perchloride
::
Perchloride
(n.) A
chloride
having
a
higher
proportion
of
chlorine
than any other
chloride
of the same
substance
or
series.
Rood
::
Rood (n.) A
measure
of five and a half yards in
length;
a rod; a
perch;
a pole.
Razor-backed
::
Razor-backed
(a.)
Having
a
sharp,
lean, or thin back; as, a
razor-backed
hog,
perch,
etc..
Sunfish
::
Sunfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
perch-like
North
American
fresh-water
fishes
of the
family
Centrachidae.
They have a
broad,
compressed
body, and
strong
dorsal
spines.
Among the
common
species
of the
Eastern
United
States
are
Lepomis
gibbosus
(called
also
bream,
pondfish,
pumpkin
seed, and
sunny),
the blue
sunfish,
or
dollardee
(L.
pallidus),
and the
long-eared
sunfish
(L.
auritus).
Several
of the
species
are
called
also
pondfish..
Perchance
::
Perchance
(adv.)
By
chance;
perhaps;
peradventure.
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