percher

As a noun percher is

one who fishes for perch or percher can be one that perches or percher can be (textiles) an inspector of cloth before finishing.

As nouns the difference between perchery and percher

is that perchery is a series of cages, each containing several perches, in which hens are kept for intensive egg production while percher is one who fishes for perch or percher can be one that perches or percher can be (textiles) an inspector of cloth before finishing.

As nouns the difference between percher and kercher

is that percher is one who fishes for perch or percher can be one that perches or percher can be (textiles) an inspector of cloth before finishing while kercher is (obsolete) a kerchief.

As nouns the difference between percher and peacher

is that percher is one who fishes for perch or percher can be one that perches or percher can be (textiles) an inspector of cloth before finishing while peacher is (dated) one who peaches or informs on another; an informer.

As nouns the difference between perches and percher

is that perches is plural of lang=en while percher is one who fishes for perch.

As a verb perches

is third-person singular of perch.

As a proper noun Perches

is a commune in northeast Haiti.

As a verb perched

is past tense of perch.

As an adjective perched

is situated as if balancing above something.

As a noun percher is

one who fishes for perch.