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perch someone or something on something to place, seat, or stand someone or something in a place. She perched the little girl on the edge of the tub. Walter perched his hat on the top shelf. perch on something 1. [for a bird] to stand at rest on something. A robin perched on the branch by my window. We saw a parrot perched on some kind of flowering tree. 2. to sit or balance on something. I can't perch on this fence forever. Let's go. Sam was perched on the bicycle and he looked very uncomfortable. fall off your perch (British old-fashioned, humorous) to die By the time I fall off my perch, Britain may well be a republic. See also: fall knock somebody off their perch (British & Australian) to make someone fail or lose their leading position Will Rovers win the European Cup and knock United off their perch? See also: knock How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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