type of horse, large and stout but relatively free in action, by 1875, from French Percheron, adjective formed from le Perche, region south of Normandy where horses were bred that were strong, light, and fast.
perception
perceptive
perceptual
perch
perchance
Percheron
percipience
percipient
Percocet
percolate
percolation
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