0 present participle of peruse --
1 to read through something, especially in order to find the part you are interested in: --
He began by listening to old cds and perusing the catalogs of different artists.
Through the 1880s several aviation pioneers emerged in different countries around the world all perusing glider designs with varying degrees of success.
One assumes that perusing a larger number of choices imposes a cognitive burden on the individual.
The festival also offers some other activities such as playing the newest video games, perusing vendors, attending autograph signing sessions.
He had a habit of perusing business journals and calling his broker from stadium payphones.
It is well worth perusing.
It makes it unnecessary to read over a complaint to a man who already has the complaint in writing in his hand and has had an opportunity of perusing it.
How can the review body properly assess the character of the complainant and the respondent, which must be relevant to the conclusion that they reach, simply by perusing written documentations?
