Perc
[purk] /pɜrk/
noun
1.
3 .
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perk
noun
Percolated coffee (1950s+)
verb
To run smoothly and well; percolate: The project’s perking now (1925+)
noun
Extra money, privileges, fringe benefits, etc, pertaining to a job or assignment: His men were delighted to be in Afghanistan, he said, mostly because of the perks
[1824+; fr perquisite]
has passed soil percolation test
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