| 单词 | to do a perisher | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto do a perisher  b.  A state of privation, esp. one of drought or starvation.  to do a perisher: to be in or reach a state of extreme privation; to die, esp. of thirst. Cf. perish n. 2. Now rare. ΚΠ 1892    Bohemia 		(Melbourne)	 3 Mar. 15  				Many thirsty travellers arrived and were languishing for a ‘reviver’. Doing, in bush parlance, a ‘perisher’ for a ‘nip’. 1903    R. Bedford True Eyes 292  				Of course that country we went to on the Peak was a shicer. Just's well you didn't come—we near did a perisher there. 1936    A. Russell Gone Nomad vi. 44  				Where one flood will leave behind a well-filled waterhole..the next, probably, will fill the hole with sand. And that is precisely what had happened here... It looked as if we were in for what the Inlander calls a ‘perisher’. < as lemmas | 
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