The Collaborative International Dictionary
Perdy
Perdy \Per*dy"\, adv. Truly. See Parde. [Obs.]
Ah, dame! perdy ye have not done me right.
--Spenser.
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perdy
interj. (obsolete form of pardie English)
Usage examples of "perdy".
The eyes were hard, black, rather coldly sullen, in spite of the fact that Donald Perdy was putting on a beautiful, well-bred act for the benefit of his wealthy visitor.
No one but Perdy could have blown up the unfortunate Wilson in that parked car outside the vacant lot.
It was the sleek, clean-shaven face of Donald Perdy, the art photographer.
Perdy me leuer were to weeten that,(Said he) then ransome of the richest knight,Or all the good that euer yet I gat:But froward fortune, and too forward NightSuch happinesse did, maulgre, to me spight,And fro me reft both life and light attone.