perk as a noun: - 1
as a verb: - 1
perk
noun
1 perk
An incidental benefit awarded for certain types of employment (especially if it is regarded as a right).
synonyms: fringe benefit, perquisite.
Dutch: extralegaal, voordeel
Polish: benefit
verb
1 perk
Gain or regain energy.
synonyms: gain vigor, percolate, perk up, pick up.
Roget 225:
invest;
cover
etc.
223;
envelope,
lap,
involve;
inwrap†,
enwrap;
wrap;
fold up,
wrap up,
lap up,
muffle up;
overlap;
sheath,
swathe,
swaddle,
roll up in,
circumvest.
vest,
clothe,
array,
dress,
dight†,
drape,
robe,
enrobe,
attire,
apparel,
accounter†,
rig,
fit out;
deck
etc.
(ornament)
847;
perk,
equip,
harness,
caparison.
wear;
don;
put on,
huddle on,
slip on;
mantle.
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Dutch: aansterken
perks
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