Reverse Dictionary: PERCEIVE

ADJECTIVES
1200 — BRIGHT easy to perceive or understand; clear, evident
1400 — PERCEIVANT perceiving, observant, observing, understanding → obs.
1430 — PALPABLE readily perceived by some one of the other senses, as the sight, hearing, etc.; perceptible; plainly observable, noticeable
1518 — KNOWLEDGEABLE capable of being perceived or recognized; recognizable; distinctive → obs.
1545 — PALPABLE easily perceived; open to recognition; plain, evident, apparent, obvious, manifest
1561 — CAPABLE able to perceive or comprehend → obs.
1664 — OMNIPERCIPIENT perceiving all things

NOUNS
1664 — OMNIPERCIPIENCE a perceiving all things
1664 — OMNIPERCIPIENCY a perceiving all things → obs.

VERBS
1000 — AYETE to understand, to comprehend; to recognize, to perceive → obs.
1000 — OFSEE to see, to perceive by sight; to catch sight of, to observe → obs.
1200 — AWIT to perceive, to know → obs.
1200 — UNDERFIND to perceive, to understand → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1205 — OFGET to perceive, to discern → obs.
1275 — OFKEN to recognize, to perceive → obs.
1576 — VENT of animals, hounds, etc.: to become aware of, to detect or perceive, by means of the sense of smell → obs.
1607 — TAKE UP to apprehend with the senses, to perceive → obs.
1652 — PERCEPT to perceive → obs.
1796 — TWIG to perceive, to catch sight of, to spot ; to recognize → colloq..
1821 — COGNIZE to take note of, to notice, to observe; to know or perceive, to recognize
1867 — READ to understand, to perceive, to comprehend fully; to estimate truly → Eng. dial.
1883 — TUMBLE TO THE RACKET to understand; to perceive; to comprehend; to get accustomed to a thing → Eng. dial.
1946 — PERCEPT to make perceptible or distinct; to reveal