perk+up
81PERK — • prospective evaluation of radial keratotomy [protocol] …
82perk — Special benefits, privileges. ► “Examples of the extensive perks enjoyed by United Nations employees are discussed.” (Money, Nov. 1995, p. 27) …
83perk up — Revive …
84perk — /pɜ:k/ noun an extra item given by a company to employees in addition to their salaries (such as company cars or private health insurance) (informal) ● She earns a good salary and in addition has all sorts of perks …
85perk — n. an extra financial benefit; a monetary inducement or reward. (From perquisite. See also benies.) □ I don’t get paid much, but the perks are good. □ I don’t get paid much, and I don’t get any perks! …
86To perk it — Perk Perk, v. i. To exalt one s self; to bear one s self loftily. To perk over them. Barrow. [1913 Webster] {To perk it}, to carry one s self proudly or saucily. Pope. [1913 Webster] …
87Perk at work — something good one s employer supplies for nothing as a part of one s job …
88perk at work — Australian Slang something good one s employer supplies for nothing as a part of one s job …
89perk something up — …
90perk test — …