See Also: perfectly(dictionary)
perfectly(dictionary)
Perfectly Good Airplanes - Skydiving(gambling)
Perfectly competitive financial markets(money)
Perfectly competitive financial markets(finance)

lay(4) (iou) and perfectly (iou)


lay(4) (iou)



lay noun2. ME.

A short lyric or narrative poem intended to be sung; a narrative poem; a song. ME.
E. Huxley: W. S. Gilbert's lay of the two Englishmen wrecked on a desert island. N. Frye One can never spontaneously burst into song, however doleful a lay.
b. The song of birds. poet. LME.
A tune. Only in 16.

perfectly (iou)



perfectly adverb. ME.
[from PERFECT adjective + -LY2.]
Completely, thoroughly; to the fullest extent; absolutely. ME.
George Eliot I understand the difficulty perfectly, mother.
In a manner or way that is perfect or faultless; with supreme excellence. Formerly also spec., in a manner morally or religiously perfect. ME.
R. Lynd A perfectly judged long kick into touch would regain..all the ground that Cambridge had won. D. M. Thomas One may love the crippled child more than the perfectly formed one.
Entirely, quite. M16.
D. H. Lawrence She was perfectly happy to do just nothing. G. Vidal You know perfectly well that I seldom play cards.
b. Physics. To a theoretically ideal or maximum degree. L18.