Perseus

Per·seus

noun \ˈpər-ˌsüs, -sē-əs\

Definition of PERSEUS

1

: a son of Zeus and Danaë and slayer of Medusa

2

[Latin (genitive Persei), from Greek] : a northern constellation between Taurus and Cassiopeia

Origin of PERSEUS

Latin, from Greek

First Known Use: 14th century

Rhymes with PERSEUS

Aarhus, abstruse, abuse, adduce, Atreus, blue spruce, burnoose, caboose, Cayuse, Cepheus, ceruse, charmeuse, chartreuse, Chartreuse, conduce, couscous, cut loose, deduce, diffuse, disuse, educe, effuse, excuse, fair use, footloose, hang loose, induce, Lanús, misuse, mongoose, Morpheus, negus, obtuse, Orpheus, papoose, Peleus, prepuce, produce, profuse, Proteus, Purus, recluse, red spruce, reduce, refuse, retuse, reuse, Sanctus, seduce, slip noose, snow goose, Tereus, Theseus, traduce, transduce, turn loose, unloose, vamoose