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New  Latin  and  Englifh 
I   C  T   I  ON  A  R  Y, 

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RAM  MAR  Schools,  and  private  Education  j 

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CLASSIC      AUTHORS 
BOTH      La'nGUAGES. 

INTWOPARTS. 


Q  English  -Latin-Dictionary, 
cfully  compiled  from  the  moft  cele- 
ucd  English  Writbis,  rendered 
proper  and  Classical  Latin,  and 
:Words  diftinguiih'd  accordbg  to  their 
^cral  Parts  of  Speech. 

V   LATIN-ENGLtSH^DlCTiOlVARY, 


accurately  collefled  from  the  iiiort  dp* 
proved  L A TiN  Authors,  arid  accom- 
panied with  every  Improvement  to  fup  • 
ply  the  Defitiencies  of  other  Dictio- 
naries, and  to  enable  the  Scholar  to 
parfe  and  conftrus  each  Word  according 
to  its  various  Interpretation  by  the  beft 
Authors  in  theENOLisH  Toncub. 


By    JOHN    E  N  T  I  C  K.     M.  A» 

tor  of  ScHRBVBLius's  Greek  Leticon;  Littleton  and  Cole's  Latin  Difllonaries 
and  Aathor  of  the  New  SpelliHc  Dictionary^  &x« 

LONDON: 
Ktt«d&»lSDWAKDMd  CHARLES  DILtY,  in  tU  PovAxW' 


[     iv     J 

Mtion  fof  te9  years  at  College/ he  has  had  great  oppbrtaaities  to  reafon  both  iipon  th 
Banner  of  Education,  and  upon  the  njeans,  or  books  ufed  in  the  fchools  of  thi 
pngdorn*  to  indrafl  the  learner  in  the  knowledge  of  Ciailical  Learning,  and  ti 
repder  both  the  Englilh  into  Latii^,  and  the  Latin  into  Englifli :  and  thereby  tn 
point  oat  the  eB^baFralTmencs  ai^d  obftacles,  which  frequently  perplexed,  an4  fometiQie 
^tally  difcpuraged  a  young  Beginner,  in  the  purfuit  of  the  Latin  Tongue.  O 
l^hic^  there  is  no  need  to  mention  any  one,  that  requires  greater  attention  atnoogl 
fhe  Teachers  qf  the  Latin  Claffics,  than  the  Di£iionaries  publifhed  from  time  ti 
time,  for  more  than  a  Century  pad,  for  that  purpofe.  In  a  comparative  viev 
thofe  bool^s  may  be  faid  to  have  the  advantage  of  one  another,  as  being  to  be  par 
phafed  at  a  lefs  price.  But  taking  them  altogether  it  will  be  found,  that  thofl 
^c  calculated  n^ore  for  the  emolument  of  the  publilher,  than  for  the  inftrudlion  aw 
|>ro4t  of  the  purchafer :  being  all,  more  or  lefs,  an  alphabetical  digefl  of  fuperfluou 
rtymologies  and  words  that  take  the  place  of  more  material  parts  of  a  Didlionarj 
Vhichf  by  increaiing  ^he  bulk,  lay  a  tax  upon  learning,  that  puts  it  out  qf  the  powc 
pf  the  Jower  clafs  pf  people^  to  fupply  their  children  with  fuch  books  as  often  as  the 
IPay  b«  Wgntpd, 

Yoa  lyill  bear  Hritnefs,  That  a  Tyro  in  Latia  wants  no  more  than  the  part  c 
^ech»  and  the  condruflion  of  the  word.  Learned  etymologies,  and  the  grei 
Plumber  <n  quQUtions  qr  authorities,  which  fill  up  above  half  of  thofe  performances 
pire  not  the  care  and  objed  of  a  latinifl,  till  he  has  attuned  a  iofia  ^erborurrf  to  enaU( 
Mfn  tp^oRflri}^,  franflate  ^nd  \o  parfe. 

His  pradicci  and  the  laborious  hours  the  author  fpun  out  in  his  correflions  asj 
f^prOYemcnts,  made  in  the  lafi  edition  of  Littleton's  and  the  fcveral  edition's  i 
Qsle*s  Dittonary,  i^  which  he  was  folely  concerned  for  the  publilhers,  enabled  Ul 
tp  difopver  t^e  ipethqd  to  remedy  ihe  inconvenienctes  of  thofe  and  fuch  like  fdi 
ininous  Didtfonaries.  The  •  Di^ionary  compiled  by  Ainfworth  his  worthy  fello' 
}abpi|rpr  in  the  claffical  world,  which  focc«eded  to  Littleton  in  the  fchools  ;  ai 
lliofe  abridgementf  pf  that  volaminous  Thefaurus  by  Mr.  Thomas,  and  Young 
iupplant  Cole's  Diftionary,  did,  jn  no  wife,  remove  the  complaint.  Thefe  npv 
Pj<^ionarie$  confirmed  the  neceffity  of  compiling  another,  more  handy  and  int« 
}igible  for  a  ^hool  boy,  and  every  beginner  in  the  purfuit  of  the  Latin  Tongo 
pad  of  fach  a  price,  that  it  might  be  pqrchafed  by  ^  lovers  of  learning,  witho 
t^ff^H^I  av^y  <touble  the  mone^j^. 

Voa 


[  »  3 

Yoo  know  tliat  a  boy  requires  no  more  at  hit  entrance  into  Latin,  than  to  have  a 
Hdionary  containing  all  the  words  in  the  daffical  authors,  with  their  denominations, 
hsther  a  fabftantive,  or  adjedive,  noun  or  pronoun,  verb  or  participle,  adverb, 
oqoo^'on,  prepoiition  with  its  cafe,  or  interjection;  how  declined,  or  conjugated* 
id  with  their  (ignification,  as  o(ed  by  divers  authors,  in  the  Englifh  Tongue,  Now 
f  diere  be  no  more  required,  till  they  have  obtainM  a  cofiia  verAorum,  to  enable  a 
aroer  to  conftrue  and  parfe  a  Latin  author ;  why  has  the  fafliion  fo  long  prevailM, 
I  the  grammar  fchools,  to  increafe  the  expence  of  parents  in  the  purchafe  of  thofe 
ther  parts,  which  fill  up  our  voluminous  Didtionaries,  and  puzzle,  confound  and 
fteo' prevent  the  learner  from  attaining  the  true  meaning  of  the  word^  he  looks 
mi 

Agam,  his  affiilance  to  perform  an  exercife  by  turning  Englifh  into  Latin,  is  not 
>  be  fought  for  in  thofe  Didionaries,  **  that  are  fraught  with  a  great  number  of 
•Bglii^  words  and  phrafes,  as  the  Reverend  Mr.  Young  expreffes  it,  grown  quite  ob- 
>lete,  many  of  them  interpreted  in  a  wrong  fenfe,  and  very  injndicioufly  tranflated 
ito  Latin."  Therefore  it  has  been  a  principal  care  in  this  work  to  avoid  thofe 
pnrs  and  incongruities,  to  reduce  all  words  and  phrafes  to  a  modern  ftandard, 
Bul  to  give  fuch  Latin  words  for  the  Englifh,  as  can  be  warranted  by  the  authorities 
f  mly  daffical  writers, 

from  thefe  premifes  the  author  appeals  to  your  candour  for  your  approbation 
f  bis  labours,  and  intreats  the  admiflion  of  this  little  didlionary  into  your  fchools ; 
s  I  means  to  relieve  you  from  much  fatigue,  and  to  promote  the  inftruftion  of 
W  fi:holars.  Which  being  the  chief  objeds  of  this  plan,  when  at  firfl  conceived, 
M  faffidently  compenfate  the  labour  of  the  author,  who  has  the  honour  to  fubfcribe 

Gentlemen, 

}l?ur  diVQted 

Humhh  Servant, 

^c'^'Vro.  John  Entick, 


Ne^  BoOKi    tuhUJhed  this  Day, 
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5y   Uie    Reverend  JOHN   EN  TICK,   M,  A, 

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A      C  O  M  P  E  N  D  I  O  tr  S 

C  T  I  O  N  A  R  Y 

OF     THE 

ASH  and  LATIN  TONGUES. 

PART     THE     FIRST. 


e  particle,  fiftni- 
tfy   asy   Jiber,   a 

as,  hora  prima, 
per  diem,  i.  e. 

iquo,  fijMi,  PiSfum 

"akem 

ked,  reprobate  , 

•  z/arfoAing 

,  avt  are 

\y  depreiTus 

iO)  7ciy  ere 

litto,  /^,  «Vtf 
Kco,  5w,  Tr* 
IffWactui 


A  B.II 

An  ahatementy  detraflio,  3. 
An  abbacy,  Ciznoh'iMcWxA^  <r,  f. 
An  abbbty  ccenobiaichf,  a,  m. 
An  aboefsy  abbatilij,  a'j  f. 
As  abbtyj  coenobium,  ij  n. 
To  abbreviate,  contraho,  *«,  ifre 
An  abbreviation,  abbreviatio,  emt^  f« 
To  abdkafe^  abelico,  Jwi,  Jrv 
AhUeated^  abdicatus,  a,  um 
An  abdieatien,  abdicatio>  o/u's,  C 
To  abft,  iee  tfiV,  encwrage 
Abetted^  •%  r  a/</ir</ 

An  Mbatitig,  V   iee   <  enceuraging 
An  abettor,    J  *  inftigator 

To  <i^i&«f,  deteftor,  abominor^  J/-/ 
AbhorHd,  part*  abominatuj,  ^,  «m 
To  be  abhcrredy  part.  d?riftandu8 
An  abUrri*rg,  iendA-Oj  f. 


A  B  L 

To  fl^/</?,  fee  to  contir.ue,  tarry  fir 
Not  to  <z3;</^,  asgri  ferrc,  or  ^ati 
Not  to  abide,  lee  to  /-tf/* 
To  abid:  b>,  lee  xodtfcnd 
An  abiding,  fee  a  continuing 
An  abiding  by,  tuitio,  ?;vw,  f. 
An  abiding  in,  perfeverantia,  ^ ,  £• 
'AbjeB,  abje^us,  tf,  vm,  vilis,  ^ 
AbjeSfly,  adv^  abieftc,  humiliier   . 
Abje5inejt,  abje£tio,  on/s,  f. 
Abilititi  {of  mind)  fteritia,  <?,  f. 
Ability f  fee  poioer^  riches,,  firen^tb 
y^4;Vtffw»,abdicaiio,ejuratio,  c-w/i/. 
To  abjure^  (ecforftvear,  rettownce 
Abjuredy  {tefir€jn;)'jrn,  renounced 
An  abJurJKgf  I'etf  cbjurarifn 
AhlJtl've  ca'c,  aatcxcr.di  cafus 
Mi^V;  fee  n',  /\i. jf Mi jtr.r J,  *w<(iUV'^ 


ABO 

To  be  ohlrj  poffum,  qneo,  4.  valeOj-z 
,To  be  very  ablt,  pra?valeo,  ere 
More,  or  very  able,  praepotcni 
Ablenefs,  fee  ability,  flail,  ftrengtb 
jiblution,  ablutioy  onis,  f» 
Aboard,  in'  nave,  fuper 
j^ode,  habiiatio,  9nisy  f, 
To^btilijh,  abrogo,  i,  refcindo,  3. 
To  aboufi,  fee  to  defiroy,  raxe  out 
Abolijhable^  adj.  delebilis,  U  . 
jibtlified,  fee  abrogated,  deftxoytd 
To  be  abolijhed,  abrogor,  i, 
An  akolijhingy  fee  deflrcying 
Abominable,  cxecrabilis,  le 
Abominably,  adv.  turpiter,  odiofe 
To  abominate^  deteftor,  i. 
Abomination^  deteftatio,  3.    odium 
AboKtiotffi}:iOT\\o,  3.  f.  abortus,  4.  m. 
Abortive,  fruttratus,  a,  urn 
Abortively^  adv.  infeliciter,  irritum. 
Above,  piep.  (not  below)  fuper,  fu- 
pra,  (beyond,  or  more  than)  an- 
te, prxter,  ultra,  fuper  (upwards) 
furfum 
Above,  adv.  plus,  amplius,  magis 
Aboxtt  ad}>i  comp.  fuperior,  major 
Above  that,  ad  haec,  infuper 
From  above,  adv.  defuper,  fuperne 
Over  and  above,  extra,  infuper 
Above  board,  adv.  apertc 
Above-mentioned,  fupra  didlus 
At  above,  ut  fupra  di£tum 
Above  ground,  in  vicis 
To  bea^0Vtf,emineo,2.antecedo,  3. 
Above,  ittprrferable 
To  abound,  abundo,  redundo,  i. 
Abounding,  part,  abundans,  a/Buens 
Ati  abounding^  aiHuentia,  a,  f. 
About,  praep.  is  rendered  by  ad,  as, 
about  four  tboufand,  ad  quatuor 
mille.     By  a^d,  as,   about  the 
market,   apud   forum.     By  circa, 
or  circum,  as,  about  London,  circa 
LoQdin'uni,  Bycrrdtfr^  a9,  ab^ut 


A  BR 

Koofi,  circiter  meridiem.  By  de, 
at,  about  your  daughter,  de  filia 
veftra.  By  fere,  as,  about  the 
fame  hour,  eSdem  fere  hora.  By 
fermH^  as,  about  thofcdays,  iifdem 
ferm^  diebus.  By  in,  as,  about 
this  bttfinejs,  in  hoc  negotio.  By 
inflar,  m,  about  thirty,  inftar 
triginta.  By  plus  minus,  as,  a- 
bout  ten,  plus  minus  decern.  By 
fuafl,  as,  about  afoot  long,  quafi 
pedalis.  By  fub,  as,  about  the 
fame  time,  fub  idem  tempus.  By 
fuper,  as,  about  this  affair,  fuper 
hac  re.  By  verjus,  as,  about 
noon,  ad  meridiem  verfus 
To  be  about  is  generally  rendered 
by  the  future  in  rus,  fignifying  to 
be  ready  to  do 
To  be  about,  or  employed,  ocrupari 
To  go  about,  fee  to  attempt,  ivalk 

round 
Ahouf  with  it,  circumage 
Abounding,  abundans,  uber,  a^, 
•To  abridge,  fee  to  deprive,  fjorten 
Abridged  of,  a,  privatus,  a,  urn 
Abridged,  p.  contra<^uS,  a,  urn 
Abridger,  fee  abbreviator 
An  abridging  of,  privatio,  onis,  f. 
An  abridging,  contra£tio,  3.  f. 
An  abridgment,  com^tnd\\xm,  t,  n 
Abroach,  fee  tap 

Abroad   (from  home)   foris.     A- 
broad  (out  of  doors)  foras.     A- 
broad  (in  foreign  parts)  peregre. 
Abroad  (in  fight)  in  propatulo. 
Abroad  (here  and  there)    Ut^, 
paiTim 
To  abrogate,  rtkindo,  fctdi,  ^. 
Abrogdted,  p.  abrogatus,  refciflus 
An  abrogating,  abolitio,  3.  f» 
Abrupt,  adj.  abruptus,  afper 
Abruptly,  abrupte,  ruptim,  adu,     ^ 
Abtti^tr.ejs,  abruptio,  3.  f. 


ABU 

An  aheefi,  abceflus,  4.  m, 
Abfci0$n,  abfciflio,  3,  f. 
To  ab/cond,  abfcondo,  dldi,  itum, 
Abfconded,  p.  abfconditus,  «,  um 
An  abfconding,  occultatio,  3.  f. 
Abfence,  abf^ntia,  a,  f, 
Abfent,  ahfens,  ntis,  p. 
To  be  abjfent,  abfum,  effe 
To  abfilve,  abfolvo,  3.  iibero,  ] 
To  be  abfolved,  abfolvor,  j. 
Abfolved,  remiflus,  abfolutus,  ^, 
An  abfolving,  abfolutio,  liberatio, 
Absolutely,  abfolute,  prorfus,   ac 
Abfolutenefs,  dominatio,  3.  f. 
Abfolvatory,  abfolutorius,  adj. 
To  abforh,  abforbeo,  ui,  &  pfi,  % 
Abforbed,  abforptus,^. 
To  abfiain,  abftineo,  uiyflentum. 
An  abftaining,  abn:inentia,  a,  f, 
AbflemiouSf  temperatus,  fobrius,  a 
Abfiemiovfy,  temperate,  fobrie,^;^ 
Abfiergent,  or  abfterfive,  abflergi 
Abjiinence,  abftinentia,  a,  f. 
To  abflraEiy  contraho,  xi,  3. 
loabftraEi,  (eefeperate 
An  abflraii,  compendium,  /,  n. 
Abflraiied,  contractus,  abftradiu 
AbflraBedly,  feparatim,  adv, 
Abflrufe,  occultus,  abditus,  adj^ 
Very  abflrufe ^  perreconditus 
Abfirujely,  abdit^  occulte 
Abfirujenefs,  obfcuritks,  3.  fr 
Abjurd,  abfurdus,  ineptus,  a^m 
Somewhat  abfurd,  fubabfurdus 
Very  abjurd,  perabfurdus,  adj^ 
An  abfurdity,  res  inepta 
Abfurdly,  inepte,  abfurde,  adv. 
Abundance,  copia*  abundant ia,  a^ 
Abundfint,  uber>  f  lenus,  adj. 
Abundantly,  copiofe,  abunde,  ai 
More  abundantly,  uberiiis,  copiof 

adv. 
To  abuje,    abulor,  jus,  ti,  3.    ft 

ceivtj  decipio,  3.  (pollute J  vit 


i  c  c 

I.  P0U0O93.  ("to  one's 
rror,  i«  ftoil^  the 
nricior,  Z.    fiM  affknj 

yrMgm/e)  *hafnt,A,  m. 
injuriay  ge,  f.  frans, 
r.  (with  tie  tMgueJ 
,r.  n.  containetit,<r,f, 
Tords)  cooTiciis  UceT- 
ftffs)  rkAztntf  Uefot 
rurra,  ^,  m. 
cofiTiciumj  if  m.   in- 

rrilis 

nagCy  convSciam,  un. 
urriliter,  adv* 
aceo*  1. 
itermioas,  ii^« 
•jflbi,  f.  f. 

academia,  i.  f. 
icademicus,  aJj, 

academtcos,!.  m. 
:ccdo,  ej/i,  3. 
,  accelero,  feftioo,  X. 
icceleratas,  p, 
cenms,4.  apex,?a«)in. 
ord,  acceotum  appln- 
>rcfiouaceJ  pronuociare 

cipio,  epi,  2. 
bams,  gratus,  aJJ, 
pte,  grate,  adv, 
cceptio,  3.  f. 
fenfusy  4.  fignificatioy 

eptut 

acceptor,  ^h,  ill. 

:ceffio,  3.  f.   acceflas, 

^  admittor,^!,  2. 

'abilisy  comis 

:ffio,  3.  f.  acceflot,  4. 

particcps,  1^  &      / 


A  C  C 

The  accidence,  grammatices  intro* 

dudio 
An  accident^  cafus  fbituitus 
Accidental^  fortuitus,  adventitiot 
AKidtntaify,  adv.  cafu^  fortuity 
An  aeelamation,  accUmario,  3.  f. 
Acclivity^  accli vitas,  3.  f. 
To  accommodate f  accommodo,  I, 
Accommodated,  accommodatui 
Anaceemmodation,  accommodatio,3. 
To  accompany  (go  wthj  comitor,  i. 
deduco,  xi,  3.    perduco,    (keep 
cvmpatiy  witb)  confocior,  i. 
Accompanied^  comitatus,  perduftus 
An  accomphce,  particeps 
To  aecomplijbt  coDfuminOi  i.   im- 

plco,  2. 
AccompRJbed^  completos.     An  tfr- 

cempVi/hed  man,  vir  inftrn^tus 
An  accompRfiment^  dos  animi 
An  aecompit/bing,  peradHo,  3*  f. 
To  oeciK^ty  f«e  aeeount 
An  accord,  confenfus,  4*  Concordia 
To  accord,  aflentio,  ^^  4,    conve- 

nio,4. 
Accordant^  confentiens 
Accorded,  reconciliatut,  comooficus 
According  as,    prout,  perinde,    ut, 
ut  cunqae,  pro  eo  at.     (Accor 
ding  to)  ad,  de,  et,  fecundani,  pro 
A'cordingfy,  ideo,  par  iter,  fic 
To  accofi,  a^redior,  effits^  3.  adeo 
Accofted,  compel latus 
An  accoflingt  compellatio,  3.  f. 
To  account,  numero,  computo,  i. 
To  ha/ance  accounts,  rationes  com- 
ponere.     To  caji  accounts,  arith- 
metic am  difcere.     To  caft  tip  ac- 
counts, rationet  compntare.     To 
caU  to  an  account,   ad  rationem 
reddendam  vocare.     To  give  an 
accoum,   ratiopem  reddere.    To 
givt  an  acca/nf  0/^  rem 

Ti^a/iaaaccamit, 


A  C  C 


tfones  comprobare.     To  place  t§ 
account,   in  rationes  inferre.     To 
Jf ate  an  account,  rationes  conferre* 
To  take  an  account,  rationes  inire 
An  account  (reckoning)  ratio,  3.  f, 
computus,  4.  m.    (efteem)  rcpu- 
tatio,  3.  f. 
An  accounting,  computatio,  3.  f« 
Of  little  account,  nullius  pretii 
Accountable,  obnoxius 
Book  of  accounts,    liber  accept!  et 

expend 
A  cafter  of  accounts^  calculator,  3. 
An  accountant,  arithmetices  peritus 
To  account  (efteem J  seilimo,  I.  ha- 

beo,  2. 
To  account  for,  rationem  reddere 
To  turn  to  an  account,  prorfum 
Of  great  account,  chann,  gratut 
0/  no  account,  vilis,  nihili 
Of  fome  acsount,  aliquo  pretio 
An  account  (cauf&)  caufa,  i.  ratio 
Accounted,  sflimatus,  habitus 
Toaccoutre,  apparo,  I.  inftruo,  xi,  3. 
Accoutred,  armis  inftruftos 
Accoutrements,  arm  a,  orum,  n.  pi. 
An  accoutring,  apparatio,  3.  f. 
Accretion,  accretio,  3, 
To  accrue,  accrefco,  evi,  3. 
To  accumulate,  accumolo,  I. 
Accumulated,  congeftus 
An  accumulating,  coacervatio,  3.  f« 
Accuracy,  accuratio,  3.  f. 
Accurate,  exaftus,  accuratus 
Accurately,  accurate,  adv. 
To  accufe,  devoveo,  2. 
Accured.  devotus,  execratus 
Accufable,  accufandos 
Accufatory,  accufatorius 
To  acfufe,  accufo,  1.  criminor 
To  accufe  or  blame,  reprehendo,  3* 
To  accufe  falfcly,  cthmmoT,  \, 
ordmejTo  Mccitfe  fecrctly,  defcro,  tuli 
«i  n-JTo  be  accujed^  in  Jul  NoarV 


AGO 

Aecufei^  accufatut 
Accujed  falfdy,  falfo  delatus 
An  cucufer,  accufatory  3.  delator 
A  falfe  accuser y  calumniator,  3.  xn. 
An  Mcufation,  accufatio,  3.  f. 
A  fccrct  accufation,  judicium,  /,  n. 
A  falfe  accufatiottf  calumnia,  a,  f. 
Jccafative  cafe,  cafus  quarfus 
Accu/iug  falfely,  calumniofus,  ad)» 
By  falfe  accufing,  calumniofe,  adv. 
To  accuftom,  iSntfzc'io,  fed,  3. 
To  accujiom  one*s  felf,  afluefco,  3. 
To  ht  accuflameJ,  (oleo,  fofituttfum 
Accujidimed  to  do  a  thing,  alTuetus 
ji:cuJiomed  to  be  done,  folitus 
Not  accuf^omedy  infolitus 
Accupomarihf,  ufitate,  frequenter 
Accufiomary,  uiitatus,  afluetus 
An  flccuficmittgf  afltiefadlio,  3.  f« 
The  ace-point,  canicula,  a^  f. 
The  ace  (at  cards)  monas,  aSUtf  f. 
Acerb,  itt  Jbarpi  fevere 
A^^rhitu,  itt  feverityy  Jharpnejt 
An  ache,  dolor 
HtiA-acbe,  cephalalgia,  i. 
'^tiWy-ache,  tormina  ventris 
A-he  of  a  bile,  ulceris  aeftus 
'i'o  aihe,  doleo,  2. 
An  acbebo/te,  08  coxendicis 
To  ackievey  perago,  3.  patro,  I. 
To  be  achieved,  geror,  a.  coniicior 
Achieved,  confe^us,  a^u9,  geilus 
An.  achiever,  confeAor,  vi^or,  3. 
Arx  achieving,  confe^io,  3.  f. 
^n  achievement y  infignia  gentilia 
Achievements,  res  geftae 
A^id,  acidus,  a,  urn,  adj. 
A  idity»  acrimonia,  tf,  f.  acor,  3. 
'i'o  acknowledge,  agnofco,  ?r/, ;/»«, 

3.  rccognouro,  confitcor,^f^i,  a. 

iiteor,  fej/iis,  profiteor,/tfJi<*,  a. 
^■k-io7ulc^ed,  agnitus,  recognitus 
An  acknowledgment,  recognitio,  }.f. 


ACT 

An  acsrn,  glans,  dis,  3, 
Full  of  acorm,  glandulofus 
Bearing  acorm,  glandifer,  «ra,  urn 
To  acquaint,  indico,  t.  admoneo,  2. 
Acquaintance  (the  thing)  nocitia,  j. 
confuetudo,  3.    (the  perjon)  fa- 
miliaris,  notus 
Acquainted,  familiaris,  cognitus 
Acquainted  before,  praecognitus 
To  be  made  acquainted,  certior  fieri 
An  acquainting,  indicium,  /',  n« 
To  acquie/ce,  acquiefco,  3, 
An  acquiefcencey  afTenfus,  4. 
Acquiefced,  comprobatus 
To  acquire  (get)  acquiro,^vi,  con- 
fequor,   3.     lucror,   l«     (learn) 
difco,  didici,  3. 
Acquired,  acquifitus,  adfcitut 
Unacquiring  or  acquirement,  adep- 

tio,  3. 
Acqt^ifitionp  acceflio,  3.  lucrum,  2. 
To  acquit,  folvo,  3.   abfolvo,  libe- 

ro,  I. 
Acquittal,  abfolutlo 
An  acquittance,  fee  receipt 
Acquitted,  liberatus,  abfoLuhia 
An  acquitting,  liberatio,  3.  f. 
An  acre,  jugerupi,  a. 
Acre  by  acre,  jugeracim,  adv» 
Acrimony^  acrimonia,  <r,  f« 
To  afiy  (ctdo  . 
To  fi&  or  imitate,  gefliculor 
To  tfff  plays,  ludos  ag^re 
An  a^  or  deed,  fa€lum,  geflum,  2. 
An  af^  or  decree,    decretum,  2. 
(eftbe  Commons)  plebifcituni,  2. 
(of  indemnity)  le<  cblivionis,  (in 
a  play)  a^ftus,  4.   (exploit)  fjci- 
Dus,  3.  4.    (wicked)  flagitium, 
/,  n. 
Acis  regiftered,  aAa,  orum,  n.  pi. 
An  aSing  or  mimicking,  geflicu- 

latio,  3. 
Aq  a&im,  a^uni)  ».  (figk)  pug- 


ADD 

nt,  f.     Aflion  (in  f peaking)' 
^'O?  %*  gcftus,  4,    (in  law)  a^ 
forenfis,  formula,  1.    (ptrfon^ 
a£lio  condiftitia,    (upon  the  ca 
a£lio  fupefcafum,  (withdrau 
adio  refdlTa 
To  enter  all  aSiion,  in  jus  vocar 
/l&ionable,  judicio  obnoxius 
ASiotts  (in  commerce)  fortes 
ASiiite,  agiltt,  ftrenuus 
A^ive  verb,  verbum  a^livum 
AEiively  (in  grammar)  a€live,  OA 
A^ivity,  agilitas,  3.  f. 
An  aSlor  (in  a  play)  hiflrio 
An  A^refs,  mima,  j.  f. 
ABual,  ipfo  fa£lo,  re  ipfa 
ASiually,  fee  aSual 
To  aBuate,  incito,  animo,  i. 
Actuated,  animatus,  incitatus 
Acute  or  fharp,  acutus,    (in  jm 
ment)  fagax,  acis,  fubtilis, 
reply)  falfus 
An  acute,  acutus  accentus 
Acutely,  acute,  fubtilite*-,  adv.. 
Acutenefs,  fubtilitas,  fagacitas,  3 
An  adage,  adagium,  2. 
Adamant,  magnes,  etis,  m.    (a  4 

mond)  adamas,  antis,  m. 

Adamantine,  adamantinus 

To  adapt^  accommodo,  apto,  i 

Adapted^  accommodatus,  aptus 

An  adapting,  accommodatio,  ** 

Ad(tpti"gy  aptans,  accommodant 

To  add  {or  put  to)  addo,  didi, 

^ono,  fui,    zdycio,  jcci,    (or 

ro^  adjun^o,  xi,    fubjicio,  y'tV 

(or  to  reckon)    ad.cribo,  pjt. 

(over  arrd  over)  i}}pe\zd6o,   ( 

«w«jjudicium  intcrponrrc,  ( 

MQ  fire)  incendoy   3.    (toga 

coaddo,  dxdi,  3,   (and  to  ad 

fpcakittg)  fuperdico,  iei,^re,  j 

To  be  added,  adj icier,  addor,  3 

Added,  addituS|  adjundtus 

A 


AD  J 


» othatf  confcriptiu,  adj. 

X,  acceffio,  adjeftio,  3.  f. 

jw  to  any  thiag,    appeo- 

a 

(tt  trmament)   ornamen- 

'h  sritbm^J  addido,  3.  f. 
^1  qood  additor 
,  colober,  s.  Tipera,  i. 
Jder,  TiperifivSy  m^. 
Moddx,  harpagOy  i.  do- 

one^t  iielf  to  femething, 
care  ad  aliquid,  (to  feme 
em  aliquam  coU^re,  (to  a 
)  fibi  lesem  inoocentise 

iddidut,  der^rns,  deditus 

mm,  inanis 

'H,  tatoiify  ihiltiis 

;  (ar  UrtB  trntpj  inf  ribo, 

femk  f)  alloqoory  himi- 

iplko 

i  (or  J^rtSkn)  fbrmi  dt- 

I9    {or  p€titiomJ  libellus 

,  {tg path Jfealiag)  cal- 

comitaa,  dexteritat,  3. 

,  jnfcribcfiB,  fupplkaos 

uto,  iaicnptvt 

adeqoatosy  «j^« 

peritosy  4NJ^. 

)  adhaeieOy  s« 

idhancnt 

tf,  partkepty  3.  fodoa,  2, 

gy  adbcfiOy  3. 

■djaceni^  /ifi  condgnnsj 

MS|  idjCOfVlBII}  S« 

tt  fidfccCYale 
Adjicco,  s.   (or  M  Atf 
,^9  3*  adjiooy/icl,  3 


ADM 

ToMdj»grn,  diflfcro,  i/f)?*//,  ?re 

Adjoumedy  dilatui 

An  adiourfsmentj  dtlafio,  3.  f. 

To^djudge^  adjudico,  i.  addico,3. 

Adjudged^  adjudicatus,  addi£tu8 

An  adJMdirMtioH,  adjodicatio,  3.  f. 

An  adjkMfff  adjun^ium,  i. 

Ai^unffim,  adjun^io,  3.  f. 

To  adjure^  adjnro   i. 

To  adjufi,   apto,  i.   compono,  3. 

orno,  I. 
Adjujied,  accomRiodatu8,exxqiiatu5 
An  adjuJHng^  accommodatio,   3.  f. 
An  adjutant,  vicarius  prxfedVi 
Admeajmrement,  menfura,  <r,  f. 
To  adminifitr  (or  ftr^tt)  procuro, 

difpenfo,  1.  (an  oath.  Sec)  ad 

niniftro,  i.  (pbjfic)  medicinam 

adbibere 
Admimfirator,  adminiftrator,  3.  m. 
An  aAninlftratrix,  adn^iniAratrix 
An  admimftration,  adtniniftratio,  3. 
Adm'wtjhratorjhip,    munos  procora- 

toris 
Admini/lredf  adminiftratus,  coratus 
An  admiral f  daffu  prsefedtus 
High  admiral,  Aimmus  daflliarios 
Vitz-admiral,  fummi  clafliarii  le~ 

gatus 
The  admiralfiMp,  navis  prxtoria 
Tht  admiralty  co}xtX,  curia  maritima 
Rear  admiral,  extrenue  dafli  prs- 

feQbus 
Admiral  of  the  red^  white,  bhiCj 

claflis  rubro,  albo,  canruleo  figno 

infignitx  prxfe6lu8 
Admirable,  infignit,  mirandus,  adj» 
Admirably^  infigniter,  egregi^ 
Admiration^  admiring,  admiratioy  3. 
To  admire,  admiror,  mirory  i. 
Admired^  chamSy  amatus 


A  D  V 

A^in\ttahk.  adnifftble,  admittendui 
To  be  rdmifted,  admittor,  3. 
.-idmitted,  admifTds,  afcitus 
Admitttd  into  college,  in  collcfiiim 
co'^ptatut,     (into  oritti)  facrit 
intiatus 
To  admoni/b,  admoneo,  2.    adhor- 

tor,  I. 
AdmorApedy  monitus,  admonitus 
An  admorijhrr,  monitor,  admonitvjr 
An  admofrijbing,  admonition,  admo- 

nitio,  3.  f. 
To  anmhitiife,  ad  nihilom  rcdigf  re 
Annihilated,  ad  nihilum  reda£lu^ 
AdoCy  fiir,   tumultus  4.    turba,   i. 
(vntb  mu,b  adxj  d  fficuher,  c- 
grc,  (wirbouf  much  adoej  facile, 
(without  morf  to  do)  ftatim 
Adolefccncy,  adolcfcentia,  *,  f. 
Adonic,  adonicas,  adj. 
To  adopt,  adoptOi  coopto,  r. 
Adopted,  adoptatus,  cooptatus 
An  adopter,  adoptator,  3, 
An  adopting,  adaption,  adoptio,  3. 
Aioptime,  adoptivus,  adj. 
Adcreahh,  adorandus 
Adoration,  adoratio,  3.  cultns,  4. 
To  adore,  addro,  i.  coio,  tn,  3. 
Adored,  cultus,  veneratus 
An  adorery  cultor,  3. 
To  adorn,  orno,  I.  excolo,  ui,  3, 
Adorned,  ornatus,  excultus 
An  adorning,  ornamentum,  f.  n. 
An  adorner,  qui  ornat 
To  be  adry,  fitio,  4. 
Adfcititious,  adfcitus,  acquifitus 
To  advance  fonva^d,  procedo,  pro* 
grcdior,  grejits,  3.    (or  Gfi  up) 
attollo,   3.    exalte,   l.    {money) 
pecuniam  deponere,  (prefer)  ef- 
fero,  extuH,  erigo,  3.  (in  ofiniott) 
exhihco, ».  prefero,  3. 


An  admirer,  imator,  arit,  m»  I 

:^^C'^^^''''iJ'^'^^^^  S'  IMvanced,  proinotus,  dt^ol\lw 

\Ad  ^3:€d,  orj«ting  out,  T»TOTTv.nt«\% 
a  3  '     --iV'^Jj 


AD  V 

Ad'-anctd  in  age,  aetate  proveflus    ' 
Advancement,  fee  fromotion 
A'hanciti^t   promovens,  provehent 
Aiaance-guardy  ibitiones  priores 
Jl4v(\ntnge,  lucrunii  /.  n,   cmolu- 

mcntum  . 
AJvantfige,  fupcrior,  adj. 
To  have  an  advantage  of,  prxftoj 

A'//\  I. 

To  ad'vantagey  conduco,  3.  profum 
To  make  advantage  of,  liicror,  1. 
W.th  advantage  {interej})  foenerati 
Advantaged^  adjutws 
Ai-vantitgeoui,  lucrativus,  utilis 
y'J  Ivantageoufnefsj  utilitas,  3.  f. 
,ilx-antageo'^Jlyy  utilit^r,  Commode 
.  -i  \vcnt,  advcnrus,  4, 
Ai'r^.rtifhuSf  adventitios,  adj. 
\''i  adventure  {attempt)  Siudto,  fuSf 
z.  tcnto,  I.  fufcipio,  epi,  3.  ag» 
^rot\'\fyr^  Jj'uiy    [huTuird)   pehcli- 
tor,  I. 
A  J  adventure  J  fee  venture 
.\  n  adventurer y  periclitator,  ^% 
Advcniurousy  audax,  aciSf  adj. 
J\n  adverb,  adverbium,  /.  m« 
Alvcrhialy  adverbialis,  adj. 
An  aducrfary  {be)  adverfarius,  ihi- 
micus,   /'.  m.    {Jhe)  adverfatrix, 
~:(h,  3.  f.    injmica,   I.    antago- 
nifta,  I.   he  ox  Jhe 
Ai-i!er','e^  adverfus,  diverfus,  adj^ 
.i'viriity^  infelicitas,  3.  f. 
')'i)  adf-erfy  adverto,  confidero,  I. 
A-.'-i-e-fcniy,   cura,  I.    conlideratin, 

J.  U 
T"    adr'frli/e,    commonefacio,    3. 

A*f^'tr/.:fed,  edntlus,  cert  lor  faAu« 
An  advertiiement,  monitum,  /'.  n. 
An  advertifer,  monitor,  Zris,  3.  m. 
An  advert(/ing,  admonitio,  nunci  - 


A  F  F 


Advice  (intellig^nre)  nunclum»  2.  n. 
To  advife,  fuadeo,  z,  hortor,  I. 
To  advife  with,    confulo,  3.    (be- 

fcreband)  prxinoneo,  2. 
To  advife  of,  certiorem  facere 
AdvifeabUy  commodus,  utilii 
To  be  well  advifed,  fapio,  3, 
Well advifedt  fapiens,  circumfpe^us 
111  advif'd,  iiicautus,  temerarius 
Adv'tjedly^  cogitate,  caute,  adv. 
Advifednefsy  cautela^i.  prudentia,!. 
Advifingy  nuncians,  fuadens 
Advifing  or  deliberating,  deliberans 
An  advifer,  confultor,  3. 
Adulatkny  alTentatio,  adulatio 
Adulatoryy  adulatorius,  adj. 
Adulty  maturus,  aduhus,  ad]. 
To  adulterate,    adultero,   i.    com. 

mifceo,  2,. 
Adulteratcdy  adulterinus,  adj. 
An  adulteratery  interpolator,  3. 
Am  adulterating,  commixtio,  3. 
An  adulterer,  adulter,  2.  mecbus 
An  adulterefsy  mcecha,  i, 
AdulterouSy  adutterinus 
Adultery,  ftuprum,  adulterium,  2. 
To  commit  adultery,  adultero,  i. 
Taken  in  adultery,  ftup'o  compertus 
To  adumbrate^  \tzto  Jhadovo 
An  advocate,  advocatus,  caufidicus 
An  advowee,  patronus  ecclefiae 
An  advowjorty  advocatio,  3,  f, 
.Arritj/y   or  -acryl   acrius,    xthcfius, 

adj. 
An  itra,  epoch  a,  i, 
;  .'Tfihud^  aeftivus,  cdj.  ■ 
;  An  trliiary,  xfl-uaiium,  2, 
f^CfUricil,  5E.  horms,  adf, 
'Afv  oiV,  pidcul,  protenqs 
|From.  a/ar,  a  Ipnginquo 
AffahUy  aflFabilii,  comis,  ad}^ 
Affablenefs,  '  affability,     urbsnitas, 
comitas 
JA/fjS/y,  Gomiterj  urbaiR,  arfo.^ 


A  F  F 

An  ajfatry  rc«,  5.  f.  negotii 

To  affea  (or  accujiom)  aff< 

{loi'c)  diligo,fJf/,  3.  {rnakt 

cf)  oftento,  I.   jaflo,  i. 

jcy.,  i^c.)  gaudio  afficSre 

AJfe£intbn,aftaednefsy  affc£l 

A^'eEkdy  afFc^latus,  0,  urn,  p 

AffcEicd    perfon,     homo    | 

{tiding)  nimis  accuratus, 

diffaj'es)  morbo  laborans, 

ed)  dileaus 

Malicioufly  affeEied,  mal  gn 

Affe^hdlyy  putidius,  exquifiti 

AffeEilou   [love)  ainor,  3.  gi 

benevolcntia,  a,  f.  {ptfjfu 

mind)  impetus, 4.  affedlu 

motus,  4.  m.    defideriur 

animi  atfe£Vio,  cupiditas. 

Without  affeSliony  affc£libu 

Evil  affe&ioHy  cacozelia,  i. 

Afft'fiing  the  foul,    pathetic 

AffeEiimcftty  amans,  bcnevo 

AWeaion  {diforder)  affeftio 

Affe€iitmgitljy  amanter,  ber 

To  affiance,  fpondeo,  difpor 

Affiariee  {hitretbing)  fponfali; 

fiducia,.i»  .. 
To  have  tf^i»r(«  in,  alicuic 
Affianced,  ^fponfus,  dcfpo 
An  affiancdngy  .defponfatioj 
An  affidavit,  teftimonium  < 

jurando     . 
Affinity,  affinitas,  3,  f.  fir 

3.  f.'.  •  '•  .  ' 
Toaffil^y  affirmo,  I.  afTei 
AffimufblCy  affirnjari  poteft 
An  affirm  tjsiy  affiimatio, 
Affirm.t^er'iy  affirmatis^  afP 
Affirfnatiwly^  afBrm.aie,  afi 
Affirmedy  aiHrmatni 
To  ^jr»  afiUgo, »,  3. 

'«»i,  3.  . 
j^ffixedy  affizus,  annexus,  j 
,  To  affiay   aifligo,  xl,  pn 


AF  R 

n^Of  Mxi.  excrucio,  i«   {to 
initfeif)  fc  maccxari 
affli^tus,  dolens 
,affinivey  acerbut,  trii^is 
jmiAio^  3.  f.  cruciatufj4. 
ifflncna,  abundans 
ctf  copia,  abundantia^tf,  f. 
/  [y'ltld)   feto,  firs,  tuPi, 
n^)  vrndo^  didi,  3. 
pnxbitus,  fuppcdita^QS 
(erens,  praebcns,  vendent 
t,  terreo,  2. 
y  irrito,  provpco,  x.  • 
contumeliis  lace0itua 
I  injuria^  contumelia^  se 
tr,  petulans 
,  Mffrontivey  coDtumelio- 

RxiCvOy  3.  f« 

itans,  flu£luaiis^  «i^« 

eftris,  adj,  2. 

?,  ante, — fee  befGU 

,  praccedens 

ante 
CiMM/,  praevsnio,  4. 
pradifluSy  Tupradi^ut 
quondam,  oiim 
niduSy  paviduSy  trepidus 
,  impaviduiy  intrepidus 
idy  paveo,  a.    timeOy  x. 
riu,  3.  mctuo,  3.  formi- 
nrimei'co,  ui*  3.    {wntcb) 
t,  2.    pertinoeo,  3.  expa« 
,  {^/hrfttirfd^crxffrmi' 
ararrimec,    z.'Vt'i  irtlli) 
)y  lufatrrrco,  z.. 
/><j/</,  crnefacio,  3.  per- 

^»  tcnitus,  exaninatos 

njiBy  tflfo* 

I  ferMOf  s«  « 

,  tinor,  3-  m*  coafter- 


AG  A 

To  be  afr/gbtedp  conRcnor,  i. 
terrcor,  2. 

>^,  a  puppi 

y^«r  (btfore  an  ohUque  eafe)  si,  ab, 
ex,  poift,  (tor  0/f«r  that)  quam, 
poftea  quaim,  ubi,  cum,  ut,  poft- 
haec,  {referring  to  proximity  of 
degree,  order ^  or  fuccejfion)  juxta, 
proxime,  fecundum.  Tub,  (for 
aftemvards)  exinde,  poftea,  poft, 
pofterius,  poftmodO)  (for  accor- 
ding  to)  ad,  de,  iji^  andfimetimct 
it  is  rendered  by  tht  odjeGi^e 
pofterior,  a^  after  Mget,  pofteri- 
ora  fecula ;  after  tbeugbtt,  pofte- 
riores  cogitationes ;  and  by  in- 
ferior,  as,  they  tuert  after  their 
timej  inferjorea  erant,  quam  il- 
lorum  xtas  3  {retired)  pone,  etergo 

A  little  aftcry '  paulo  poft 

The  day  afier^  poftndie,  fee  day 

The  afterbirth,  fecundinae,  animy  f. 

Afteinocny  pod  meridiem 

An  afternoon's  luncheon,  merenda, 
J. 

Again,  itcram,  rurfui,  denuo>  de 
in'-egro,  drinde,  adv.  (for  btre- 
after)  poft,  poftaa,  poilhac,  adv» 
(for  in  turn,  and  lihewife)  contra, 
invicem,  viciftim,  mutuo,  ad-o, 
(for  ever)  ettam,  vcl,  adv^ 

Again  (after  verbs)  is  often  ex- 
prefTed  .by  rg  prefixed,  as,  to 
€9nu  again,  re-dea,  4,  re-peto,  3. 

^gain  and  again,  iterum  atqne 
irenina 

As  big,  firall,  hifh,  &c.  again, 
JupiO  traiqr,  minor,  aJtior,  ^V> 

To  and  agatn^  ultro  citrgquo 

6acktfjrtfi>y  retr^tf^. 

Ov^r  ^ain,  de  novo 

lr^tf}i^(denoting  dgfeMte  W preftr* 


terij 


I     €'MfdmJ  a,  dbf  adyerfus,  adrer* 


AGO 

dum,  !a,  (for  rsufrwrj)  sdvtrfbt^ 

contra,  prcter,   {to  thtfrejuika 

of)  adverfua,  adverfum,  (for  kf 

or  at)  ad,  ante,  (Bgnifying  nwr- 

again/l)  contra,  c  ragione 

Againfi  {an  adje£live)  adverfuf,  #» 

'    um 

To  be  agmnflf  advetibr,  i.  oppvg- 

no,  T. 
To  go  againfi  an  cncmy,  cootrt 

h often  incederc 
To  go  againfty  or  be  naufcout,  in- 

gratom 
Ag^tft,  confternatut,  attonitut 
Age  of  a  perfon,  &c,  aetas,  3.  f« 
An  agi  { tcoyears)  feculuni,  aevum, 

I.  n. 
Old  age,  fenefhis,  utis,  3.  f« 
Non.tfgv,  infantia, «,  f* 
One  under  age,  impuber,  impubef, 

^rii,-3. 
Great  age,   longz vitas,  3.  f.    fe- 

neAuK,  3.  f. 
Of  the  Ian  e  age^  aiqwavus,  apqualit 
Of  the  fiift  age,  primacvuF,  ad}. 
In  this  age,  hoc  frculo,  hodie 
Aged,  grandis,  astate  proveftus 
An  aged  man,  fenex,  ii,  3.  m. 
An  aged  woman,  anus,  us,  4. 
Of  full  agty  adultus,  maturus 
Old  age,  fcnium,  /,  n.  fene£Va,^,f» 
Agtncy,  or  action,  adio,  3.  f. 
Agency  {aBingfor  another)  curttto^ 

3*  • 

An  agent,  curator,  reddens 
To  aggrandizie,  promoveo,  2. 
Aggranditk'Jt  pramotus 
To  aggravate,  exagg«ro,  accnmulo, 
1.  {provoke)  incendo,  3.   prov»« 
CO,  I.  {grief  or paisi)  angeoyft* 
Aggrgvated,   exaggeratui,  iocenfat 
An  aggravat'my  aiggtntm)  ^.f « 
The  aggregate,  ziptpX.\M^  ^^ 


A  GR 

4Er^,  tggreffio,  3.  f.     .   . 
Ajj  agffr^or^  aggreiTor*  3.  m. 
To  aggrieve,  dolore  afficere 
j^grietf§dt  mceftus,  dolore  affiedus 
-4f'%»  tgilitas,  dcxteritas,  3.  f. 
To  agitate,  agito,  i.  concito,  r, 
jfritated,  agitatus^  commotus 
j^atiw,  flgitatio,  commotio,  3.  f. 
^go  [before  tlm  time)  abhinc,  ante, 
{kmg  ago)  j.'mpridem»  jamda- 
duniy    {a  ivhile  ago)   htud    ita 
prideniy    {bvat  iorg  ago)  qoaro- 
diidom  ?  {fo  long  ago]  tamdiu 
Agony,  cruciatus,  4.  agonia,  i. 
Agrraty  or  iy  the  great ,  univer(e 
To  agree  {aj/ent)  aflcntior,//!,  4. 
aflcndo,^,  4.    (rfcortcile)   recor- 
ciiio,  I,    compono,  fui,  3.    {in 
cne  mind)  confentto,^  4.    con 
cordo,  I,    {kang  tt^tber)  cohae- 
reo,^,  2.  ex  compa6lo  rem  agj^re 
(make  a  bargain)   pacircor,  pac 

rp  '"''  3- 

To  make  agree^  fimultatcs  diri 
mere 

T«»  n-T'f  with  ore,  in  pace  vivJJre, 
(/ii7/^^/0)qaadrb,  I.  refpondeo, 
2.    {hepkajing  to)  placeo,  a, 

AgrecabU^  gratus,  acceptus,  aptus^ 
{•very  agreeable)  pergratus 

Agrteableneji,  gratificatio,  3.  f. 

A-rtiahly^  grate,  jucundc,  *</v. 

^reed,  pa£lus,  reconciliatus 

A^reeing^  confcntJens,  concort,  Hi 

l^ot  agreeing,  difcrepans,  disjunftus 

An  agreement,  agreeing,  confenfus, 
(bargain)  conditio,  3.  {coTfemant) 
paaum,  2.  ftipolaiio,  3.  (recon- 
a/ing)  reconciliado,  3.  f,  (pro- 
portion) fymmttria,  i.  {im  tune) 
canccfttus,4.  {according  to  t^ret* 
mcnt)  ex  compa€lo 

/ 


A  IR 

Agrimony^  agfir.Dnia,  I. 
Agrcurd    {ec  ground 
An  7g\r,  tcbj-s  inte. mittens,  (fno- 
tidiun)  quoridla:»a,    {tertian)  tcr- 
tiana,   {a'uzr:atj)  qua: tana,  («w 
fttmf-riie)  perpctuu,  {burning ft) 
caufon.  ori.y  3.   {co/,I  fit)  horror, 
3.  {having  an  ague)  tcbri  inter- 
mittente  laborans 
A^utjb,  febriiuloius,  tf^'. 
Ah  i  ah  !  interj. 
Aid,  auxiliam,  /'.  n. 
An  aid-dr-camp^  ducis  adjator 
To  aid,  adjufo,  i.  fuccurro,  3. 
Aided,  adjutus,  a,  um 
Aiding,  adjuvans,  opem  ferens 
An  aider,  adjuCor,  auxiliator,  3.  m. 
An  ailment,  morbus,  2.  malum,  2. 
To  at/ J  doleo,  2. 

To  aim  {at  a  mark)  ad  metam  dir- 

gere,  {dejign)  defigno,  i.  conor.  i. 

An  aim  {mark)  album,  2.    {dejign^ 

propoAtum,  2. 
A'-rr.ed -^  .,  ^\rt&y\%^ad.  defignatus 
Ar^  aer,  eriif  anra,  x.   ceelam,  2. 
{of  the  countenance)  faciei  forma, 
{good  grace)  concinnitas,  3.    (/» 
mufic)  fuavis  modulus 
In  open  air.  Tub  dio 
To  air  abroad,  aeri  exponere,    {by 
the  f  re)  ad  ignem  exiiccare,  {fi- 
^uors)  calefacio,  3. 
An  airhole,  fpirameotum,  /.  n. 
An  air-pump^   machina  ad  asrem 

exhauriendum 
To  take  the  air,  deambolo,  X. 
To  take  or  get  mir'9  fee  wind 
Aired  abroad,   foJi  expofitus,    {at 
thefre)  ad  ignem  expofitus,    (m 
the  f  re)  calefadhis 
Airinefi  of  place,   amoenitas,    (of 

perfon)  lepor,  3.  feftivitas,  3, 
An  airing,  deambulatio,  3.  f. 
To  uke  »n  airing,  deamWo,  1< 


ALE 

An  atfy  place,  locus  apricus 
An  air^  perfon,  lepidus,  levia 
Airs,  iracundia,  i. 
Airy,  aerius,  amoenus,  exilis 
An  airy,  nidus 

Alabafier,  alabaftrum,  2.    (mat 
alabe^er)  ex  alabafiro  confed 
Alack!  hei  mihi! 
Alacrity,  alacrita^,  3.  laetitia, 
Alamode,  more  novo  et  elegant 
Alamode  filk,  pannus  fericus  tc 

iflimus 
An  alarm,  or  alarum  {in  noar)  c 
ficum,  2.    {fudden  fright)  tr 
datio,  3.  pavor,  {of  a  clock) 
citabulum,  2. 
To  alarm,  bei.jm  canere,  (fri^ 

pertcrrefacio, feci,  3. 
Alarmed,  territus,  trepidus 
Aiarmirgy  perturbans 
A'ar- !  heu,  he?  mihi  mifero 
Alate,  nuper,  adv. 
An  alhe.  alba 

Albeit,  tametfi,  etfi,  etsamfi,  qua 
▼is,  quantumvis,  quemquam,  i 
adv, 
Alcaic,  alcaicus,  ae^, 
Akbymyy  chymia,  alchymia,  t. 
An  akhymiji,  alchymifta,  a,  m, 
An  alcove,  locus  fornicatus 
An  alderman,  alderm annus 
Like  an  alderman,  fenatorie,  ad 
Made  of  alder,  alneus,  a,  ttm 
Ale,  cenrifia,  t.    {gill)  hederac 
(firon^)  ^rima,    {fmall)    ten 
(ftale)  vetula,  {netg)  muftum 
Abiouje,  cereTifiarium,  1,  n.    . 
l^P'g  '•  M  alehcufe,   popina 
a.  «$*• 
An  akhoufe-keeper,  caopo,  3.  m 
An  aleconner^  cerevifiae  minider 
An  skmbicy  alembicus,  2. 
AUrt,  alacris,  vegetus,  adj. 
iH^xi^bonntct)  alexi^harmica,  pi 
i  A\it 


ALL 

r,  algebra,  i. 

i9,  algcbrx  peritua 

?,aij>flus,  alienigenusy  i«  m. 

>i  aJienari  poteft 

•v^e  [take  from)   alleno,  l« 

neiy)  abalieoo,  I .    {^t  t$ 

Jttdo,  3, 

i,  aiieoatus,  prorcriptus 

■Mtiiig,  alienation f  ajienatio, 

.'  (as  a  bird)  fubfido.  Id:,  3. 
s  hrfe)  dafiMo,  ui,  4. 
'tintr^  dcCcenfus  ab  cquo 
[Jid  dow/i)  delapfus 
fi.)  par,  aris^  fimilis,  ae- 
idv,)  xque,  pariter 
nutninentaafi>  pabuIuniyS. 
ry,  alimentariusy  adj* 
aliaieatum 
ivus,  fuperftec,  )?/>/« 
.-.r,  vivo,  */,  3. 
a:s,  cun^us,    (/^«  vjbole) 
iateg/tr,  univerfus,  pcrpet, 
r,cry  one  in  particular)  fin- 
run,  m.  pi.  qail'quis,  unuf. 
(»    (i«  general)   uflifcrfi, 
m.  {cnfy)  uniu,  folus,    {as 
n,  Jo  much  as,  &c.)  quan- 
nqae,     quod^      quicqaid, 
101,  quam 

'(familiar)  perfamiliaris 
r,  undique^  pafljOQi 
!,  /bluf 

perinde,  idem 
ce,  fimui  et  femel 
;,  continuo,  perpetu5,  uf- 

;  [firrflratt)  proflratuSy  pro- 

rhile,  per  totum  tempus 
her  at  once,    omnes  iitrtul 
*-,  vfbo/fy,    omninb,  pror- 

ronCj  una  Q^f»» 


ALL 

By  tf// means,  quoquomodd 
On  all  fides,  undique*  quaquavrrfus 
j^  this  while,  ufque  adhuc 
j^l  oTer  {throMgUut)  paifim 
It  is  a//  over,  Hnita  rea  eft 
All  the  better,  tanto  melius 
Not  all  a  cafe,  a'ia  eft  caufa 
j^  to  ooe,  eodem 
All  to  no  purpofe,  nihil  agts 
To  all  intents,  omiiiD^  peri  tils 
A'l  our  own,  nofteft  tf,  uin 
For  all  that,  neque  eo  fecius,   {for 
all  you)  fe  invito,   {for  good  and 
all)  omnino,  {this  is  all)  tantum 
eft,  {at  all)  prorfus,  omnino,  an- 
quam,    {moft  of  aS)  praefertim, 
praecipue,  {not  at  ail)  nc  omnino 
quidem 
Allknovfing,  omnliicieos^  «/jf* 
Allmigbty,  or  powerful,  omnipotens 
Atifcting,  omnituens 
Afhvifey  cmnifapient 
To  aJiay  {Ifffen)  mitigo,  i.   lenio, 
4.  {abate)  refedo,  3.  \mngk)  di- 
luor,  3.  teroperor,  i. 
To  be  allayed^   defervefcoy  hm^  3. 

diluo,  3«  tefflpero»  i. 
Allayed  {kffened)  lenitus,  {mngled) 

dilutus,  temperatus 
An  alUnery  delinitor,  tempera  tor,  3, 
An  aUaying^    or  allay y    lenimen, 

Toalledge,  allego,  I*  caofor,  x. 

AlUdged,  allegatus,  citatus 
An  allegation,  a  lecatio,    {falfi  al- 
legation) calumnia,  i. 
An  ailegatorj  crocodifus,  t. 
A'lfgiance,  A6ts,ei,  5.   fidelltas,  3. 
An  allegory,  allegoria,  !• 
Allegorical,  allegoricus,  a^. 
To  allegorixe,  parabolis  uti 
To  alleviate,  allevp,  i.  levo  X* 
Alk-viaudf  allfiratus,  hwMtua 


ALL 

Allehjab,  aUtluja 

An  alley  {walking  place)  ambnlte* 
rum,  7.  n.  (uarrsvi  ftrett)  angi- 
portnm,  2. 

Alliance  {by  blood)  confangninitaiy 
3.  {by  marriage)  affinicas,  3.  {if 
fates)  fcedus,  Ifris 

An  allie  {by  marriage)  affinis,  {of 
tbe./an)  amicus 

Allied,  propinquus,  conjonftna 

Alligation,  alligatio,  3. 

To  alU  bufincfs,  afligno,  delegOy  !• 

An  allotment,  fortitio,  3.  f. 

To  allism  {approve)  approbo*  T. 
coafTrmo,  i.  {give)  exhibet,  %• 
prsbeo,  «/,  %,  {grant)  amcedop 
Ji,  3.  do,  dedit  1.  (#•  allem  «f- 
pemei)  fumptus  fupptdicarc,  {par" 
mit)  permitto,/,  3«    patior,  ^<- 

/«*>  3- 
To  allow  In  itcoonti,  decide^  M^  %• 

dedueo,  3. 
j^imvahlo,  kndabilii,  jnftnl 
An  allowance  {approbation)  tppto-> 

batio,  3.  {gift)  donum,  {pirmif* 
fion)   Ucentia,  1.    permimo»  $• 

{deduaim)  dedudio,  3.   (^im 

of  meat,  4cc.)  portio,  3. 
Auvwed  {approved)  ralos,  {permit* 

ted)  pcrmiflus,  {dedaBtd)  dednc- 

tosy  (^/vm)  pnebitus 
An  allnmng  {approming)  approbi-^ 

^o>  3-  (^nmV/Mfj^)  permimo,  )• 

{giving\  donatio,  3.   {deduSittg) 

deduftio,  3.  f. 
To  allude,  alludo,/,  3. 
A^uded  to,  cui  alludic 
An  alluding,  cdhjion,  allufio,  %• 
AHuia,  alumcny  tnis,  n. 
AUymincus  (adj,)  aluminofot 
To  a/lure,  lot  intice,  vf^^tdle,  tr^m 
^lured^  fee  int'iced^  tujbeedkd 
y^hirematf .  ifA  t«ttcMunt) 

ling 


A  L  O 

An  allurer,  feda^lor,  3. 

jiUuringi  fee  int'idng 

An  aUuJion,  fee  alluding 

AUufion  to  a  name,  agnominatio^  3. 

An  afff,  fee  aJlie 

Ad  aananack^  calendarium,  3. 

Anabnanack  maker,  faftorum  fcrip- 

,tor 
jVmgbtitiefs,  omnipotenda,  !• 
Abttiglayt  omnipotent,  adj» 
•An  ahnond^  amygdala,  !• 
jMmondi  of  the  ears,  aarinm  glan- 

dulae  . 
An  alwmer^  eleemofynarius 
AbnB0  (adv.)   fere,   ferme,  pene, 
prop2>  propemodum,  modo  non, 
tantum  non,  quafi^  ufque,  jiixta. 
(Aij.)  proximus, a,  um^  as,  ebrio 
.  prozin^iUy  ^mofl  drunk 
Am%y  eleemofyna,  i. 
An  ahttpoufe,  fee  bofpital 
Belonging  to  almsy  eleemofynarius 
An  a/mfgiveTf    erga  paaperes  be- 

ntgnus 
To  aflc  alms,  ft i  pern  rogare 
To  give  a&tttf  ftipem  portg&e 
An  aJmfman,  pauper  orator 
An  ainager,  menfor  ad  ulnam 
Aide,  aide,  ts,  f. 

j^/ty^  fublimis,    altus,    fupemus 
{adj,)    fupra,  furfum,  fublim^, 
otfv.    (/-0m  «/0/r)  defuper 
jCone  {ai0.)  folus,  folitarius»  uni- 
'  cus.  nnm.    (Afv.)  ibldm 
All  alone,  per  folus 
To  leave  ahne,  defero,  «r,  3. 
Left  alone,  defertuf ,  a,  um 
To  leto/om,  omittOy  3. 
/^offgi  pe^  fecus,  fecundum  ;  orSy 
an  ablatroe  eafcy  as,  I  went  along 
'  tie  highway,  publica  ibam  via. 
{along  with)  unicum,  {all  abng^ 
jkdv.)  ubique,    {adj.)  ppftntus, 
{tmtmitd)  eytenfus 


AM  A 

Aloof,  de  longinqiio,  longe 
Ahud,  clare,  clara  voce 
The  alphabet,  alphabetum,  /.  n« 
Aifhabetical,  alphabeticus 
Alpbabtt'tcaUy,  alphabetic! 
Already,  jam,  dudum,  pridem 
Alfo,  nam,  etiam,  quoque,  necnon, 
pariter,  itidem,  adv.    (or  mort' 
over)  quinetiam,  pneterea,  por- 
roy  autem,  infuper,  adhaec 
An  altar,  altare,  is,  m. 
To  alter  or  change,  muto,  i.  va* 
rio,  I.  verto, /(,  3.  commuto,  i. 
immuto,  i.  permuto,  i.   {heal- 
tered)  mator,  i.  novor,  1.    jm- 
mutor,  X.    {condition)  ducere  ux- 
orem,  nnbo,pJl,  3.    (opinion)  de 
fententia  decedere 
Alterable,  altering,  variabilis,  mu- 

tabllis 
Alteration,  an  altering,  mutatio,  3. 
Altered,  mutatus,  innovatus 
Altercation,  altercatio,  3.  jurgium 
Alternate,  altematitfe,  alternus 
Although,      licet,      quantumlibet, 
quamquam,     quamvis,    quamlt- 
libet,  etiamfi,  tametfi,  etfi,  adv. 
Altitude,  altitudo,  3.  fublimitas,  3. 
An  alveary y  aWearium,  2. 
Ahoays,  Asmper,  perpetud,  jngiter, 

nunquam  non,  in  eeternum 
Am  is  frequently  only  a  Hgn  of  a 
verb  pafive  or  neuter,  as,  /  am 
Jick,  sgroto 
An  (fignifying  to  exijl)  fum,  es,fui, 

'P  ^ 

Amain,  ftrenoe,  valde 

An  amanuenfiSf  ab  epiftolis 
To  amafs,  accumnlo,  x. 
Amajfei,  accumulatoa 
An  amajfmg,  accamnlatio,  3. 
To  amaxe  {afionifi/)  obftupefacio  j/eer, 
3.    {daunf)  perterrcfacio,/w,  3. 
Amazed,  dvpefa^ut,  aUoaitus 


A  MI 

Amassing,  mirabilis,  mirandus 
Amazingly,   mirabiliter 
An  amhajjador^  legatus,  2. 
An  ambaffagej  legatio,  3.  f. 
Amber,  fuccinnm,  i. 
Made  of  amber,  fuccinus,  a,  um 
Ambergreefe,  ambra,  i. 
Ambeface,  ambo  affes 
Ambidexter,  ambidexter,  a. 
Ambient,  ambicns 
Ambiguity,  ambiguitas 
Ambiguous,  ambiguus,  dubiu» 
Ambiguoujly,  ambigue 
Ambit,  ambitus 
Ambition,  ambitio,  3.  f. 
Ambitious,  ambitiofus,  cupidus 
Ambitiottjly,  ambitiofc,  adv. 
To  ambley  grefTus  glomerare 
An  ambling  horfe,  cquus  tolutari 
Amblingly,  tolutim,  adv, 
Ambr^a,  ambrofla,  i. 
Ambulatory,  ambulator! us,  adj. 
An  ambufcade,  ambufi,  infidiae,  I 
To  lie  in  ambujh,  infidias  flruerc 
In  ambujh,  in  inddiis  pofitus 
A  lier  in  ambujhj  infidiator,  3. 
Amen,  ita  fiat,  amen 
To  amend,  fee  rnevd 
Amendment,  corre6tio,  caftigat'o. 
Amends,  compenfatio,  3. 
To  make  amends,  compenfo,  i«  1 

pendo,  di,  3. 
Amenity,  amcrnita%  3.  f. 
To  amerce,  mulfto,  i.  punio,  4, 
Amerced,  multatus 
Kn  amercement,  mul6Va,  1.  pcena, 
An  amerceing,  Diul6^atio,  3.  f. 
The  amice,  amiculum  facrum 
Amiable,  amabilis,  pulcher 
Amiablenefs,  venuHras,  decor,  3. 
Amiably,  vennftS,  decore,  pulchr 
Amicaole,  benevolens 
Amicably,  benevole,  adi/, 
AmidH,  inter,  in  medio 

Am. 


ANA 

Jf.)pnrus,  vitiofus,  (adv,) 
m^Ie,  perpenun,  vitio(% 
ifi,  offendo,  3.  pecco,  1. 
micicia,  i. 

» (fuifi.)  apparatus  belli- 
ajf.)  caftrenfis^  militarit 
y,  lex  oblivionis 
^^"tfi»  apud,  iater^  iiiy 

«W»r^)  C,  ex 

imatoriusy  mollis 
)tions,  philtra, 
amatorie,  blande 
',  fumoia,  I.  totunn>  2. 
,  crelcoy  vi,  3.  ezui:go> 

nores,  mm,  pi.  m. 
,  ampbibius,  anceps 
re,  ampbitheatrura,  2« 
lici'us,  amplus,  laucus 
exsggcratus 
amplificator,  3. 
,  amplification  3. 
amplitudo,  3. 
i.oce,  copiofe,  ampli 
,  amputatio,  3. 
amuletom,  a. 
obledo,  I.  cogitationes 

tentus,  occopattts 

tijit,  detention  3.  oblec- 


anabaptifta,  i.  m. 
,  anacreonticiisr 
%  anagramma,  Mt^  n. . 
nai.gical,  analogut 
oiparatie,  3.  analogia^  i. 
Mklyli*,  3.  f. 

mly't  ai,  analyticus^  mJ^. 
naechia,  1.  f. 
rouheou,  mtsj  a. 
xattTie,  anathematiso^  t. 
r>  fcclecos,  /',  m* 
,  uutomica^i  4iffL 


ANN 

Anslomip,  anatomicus,  2.  i«4^t 
To  anatomize f  anatomiao,  i. 
Anatomifingf  anatoine,  m ,  f. 
Anatomy.^  anatomice,  ^^^  f. 
Anceft^s^  anteceflbret 
To  animadvert  {correSi)  cafligo,  I, 

{remark)  artmadverto,  ti,  3, 
Animadverted  {correffed)  caftigatas^ 

(noticed)  animadverfus 
An  animadt/ertery  animadTerfor^  3. 
An  animal,  dlisy  n. 
Belonging  to  animals,  animali^,  Aijr. 
Animalculey  animalcalum,  a. 
To  animate  (encourage)  cohoitory  I. 

excite,  I.    {give  life)  anixno,  x. 
Animated^  excitatus,  animatos 
An  animating^  cohortatio,  3, 
Anker,  doiiolum,  2. 
Animofity  {heat)  ardor,  3.    {grudge) 

fimtiUaSy  3.  odium, /.n. 
Anifed.  anifiim,  t. 
Annalifi,  annaiium  conditor  . 
Annahy  annales,  i,  um,  fafti,  ^r»ar 
Annates,  primitix,  ortfuv,  f. 
To  annex  {join  to)  anne6\o,  xi,  3. 

appono,/tf/,  adjungo,  */,  adjicio 
Atmexedj  additus,  adjedlus 
To  annihilate,  annihilo,  i. 
Annihilated,  funditus  extinAus 
AnnihUatingf  extinftio,  3. 
Anniverfary,  annuus,  aniverfarius 
Annotation t  annotatio,  3.  nota,  i. 
Annorator.  3  rr;  orator,  3. 
Tocmiey,  tnconiTio'to,  i.  Ixdo,/",  3. 
Ar  amieysng,  noxa,  i     r^ffrnfio,  3. 
Ar  noyedf  laefus,  offenfus 
/^  n  annoyer,  qui  danuMim  infert 
Annuelf  annuus 
Annuallj,  quotannis 
An  Mntttfity,  reditus  anniras 
To  anmd,  abrogo,  i.  refcindo^  3. 
Annular,  annularis,  adj.  2. 
Annullcdy  abrogatus,  tefcifTus 
Aa^MMMSSrarg,  abrogatio,^,  aboiiaP;3 


ANT 

To  anwMttciate,  annondo,  !• 
The  emnuneiation,  annundatio,  3. 
To  anoint,   ungo,    iaungo,  xi,  3, 

{aboiu)  circumungo,  m,  3.   dr* 

cumiinoy  levi,  3.    {aU  over)  per- 

lino,  tivi,  3.   {often)  unaits^  i. 

{npon\  fuperinungo,  tti,  j. 
Anointed,  un^i,  linitut 
An  auointer,  unAor,  3 . 
An  anointing,  un^io,  3.  inmidio^  3. 
Anomalous,  itz  irregular 
Anon,  confeftim,  iilico,  mox,  fta- 

tim,   {ever  and  anon)  \^ai\\^KUk 
Anonymous,  anonymus,  at^. 
Another,  alias,    {one  another)  alter 

alteriut,  fe  invifem,    {one  after 

another)  alternia  vidbiis,  {^gl^oeher 

mans)  alienus, a,  um 
To  anjiver,  refpondeo,  di,  %*   {cor* 

refpond)  congnio,  3.  cosTenio,  4. 

{excufe)  excufo  i. 
To  anjwer  for,  (^ondto,  f^opondi,  *• 
To  tfff/coer  again,  refponib,  1.    {a» 

an  echo)  refono,  ui,    i.    {impu- 

dentfy)  obloquor,  quutus,  3. 
To  anfwer  at  law,  reftipulor,  i. 
To  anfwer  objedtions,  diflblTO,  3. 
An  anftoer,   refponfio,  3.    refpen- 

fum,  2. 
Anjkverahle,  congruens,  confoniA 
To  be  anfnverable,  ^rseAo,Jfsti 
An/werahle  to,  or  for,  obligacus 
An  anfwerer,  refponfor,  3* 
An  ant,  formica,  x. 
Antagonijl,  •  adverfarius. 
Antartit,  auftralis 
Antecedevty  antccedens 
To  .'»'~V?.v,  tempus  antiqoam  ad« 

fcriberc 
Antedated,  prochronirmo  fignatus 
An  anthem,  antiphona,  t. 
S>X»Anthory*&fiTe,  eryfipelas,  ^i%  n. 
An  amickamber,  amphithalamus 
Artifbrifi,  afitichriilus,  2. 

AKtickrifiiani 


A  P  O 

^tHtkhnflisMp  antichiiftUnoi 

AHtldpate,  inticipo,  i.  prcvouo^  4* 

Antiapatei,  pracoccupatos 

An  anticipating^  aitticifaticMf   lad- 

•■    ttpsUsoy  3* 

Atuieipaitngf  praeoccapans 

uintic,  >ifbio^  3.  mimus,  i. 

An  arttidotty  antidotus,  i,  f. 

Antimonarcbiealf     monarcbiK   td- 
Terfarius 

Antipathy y  odivfiiy  2.  faftidtum,  an 

Antipodes,  antipodes,  um,  pl« 

An  mntifuary,  antiquarius^  z, 

Antifuati^  abrogo,  i.  abolso,  2. 

Antiquated,  abrogatus,  antiquatus 

Antique,  exoletus,  antiquus 

An  anvil,  incus,  udis,  f. 

Anxiety,  anxietas,  3.  follcitudo,  "inis 

Anxious,  folicitus,  anxlus 

Any,  unuSy  quilibet,  quifquam, 
quivis,  ecquis,  ecquifquam,  {any 
thing)  quicquam^  quidpiam,  qnip.  I 
piam>  qoodvis,  {any  further)  ul- 
terii^s,  amplms,  {any  how)  quo- 
quomodd,  {any  longer)  diutius, 
{ary  more)  amplii^s,  {any  nvbere) 
ufquam,  alicubi,  ubivis,  ubilibet, 
ufpiam,  {any  nohither)  aliquam- 
diu,  {at  any  time)  unquam,  quan- 
docunqu^y  {awf  vfhitber)  quo- 
quam,  ufquam,  quopiim 

Afy  man,  orone^  quifpiam,  quivis 

j^ace,  celeritery  proper^,  adnf» 

Apart,  feorfum,  feparatim^  advm 

To  ftand  apart,  difto>  !• 

J^athy,  apatia,  1« 

To  ape,  fee  imitait 

An  apborifm,  aphoiirmns,  2* 

An  apiary,  apiarium^  2. 

Afifif,  fee  wimicldng 

Apochrypbal,  apoc^phuf,  m^. 

To  apologixe,  excufo,  i.  defendo,  3. 
\  0  apol9f^e,  apologus,  2.  fabula,  x . 
^po^le^ic,  apopIec\icut>  adj. 


A  P  P 

An  apoplexy^  apoplexia,  x. 
Apofajy^  defe&k),  3.  apoftatia^  t. 
An  apc^atsy  apdUta>  !•  m«   fidei 

defertor 
To  apofiatixe^  6^clo,  feci,  3,   de- 

fero,  ui,  3. 
An  aptfieme,   abfcelTuSy  4,  apofte> 

ma,  dtis,  n» 
An  ofoftle,  apoftoltts,  s. 
Apoflle/bip,  apoftoJi  munus 
Apoftoiic^  apojhiicals  apoftolicus 
An  apothecary y  pharmacopola,  a^  m. 
An  apothecary^ i  (hop,  piiarmacopo- 

Hum,  2. 
An  apozxm,  decodlum,  2. 
To  appall,  fee  aflonljb,  dtfcourage 
Apparel,  vef^'is,  3.  veftimcntuni,  2. 
Apparel  {utenjils)  apparatus,  4. 
Apparelled^  lee  drVjj'ed,  drejjing 
Apparent,  evideiis,  confpicuus 
Apparent  crime,  crimen  flagrans 
To  be  apparent,  fee  to  appear 
Apparently,  manifefic,  apcrte 
An  apparition,  fpe^trum,  /.  n. 
An  appuraor^  lidor,  3.  m. 
An  appartment,  domus  pars 
To  appeal,  dvieio,  3.  appcUo,  I* 
An  ajjpealf  appealing^  appcllatio,  3. 
Appealed,  dclatus,  appellatus 
An  appealer,  appellant,  appellator 
To  appear,  appareo,  2.   parco,  2. 
{above  water)  exto,  t^iti,  i.    {a- 
hove  others)  emineo,  «i,  2.    {a- 
gainft)  accufo,  I.  {for)  faveo,  2. 
tutor,  I.  {in  print)  audtor  feripti 
typis  mandati,    {Jetm)  videor,  2, 
ij^nmewJihU)  Uluceo,  xi,  2«  ef- 
fulgeoy  2.  e  tenebris  prodjre,  {a- 
rife)  exorior,  7ri,   forgo,  texi,  3, 
{through  a  glafs)  tranfpareo,  erf 
To  begin  to  appear^  patefco,  3. 
To  make  to  appear,  demonftro,  l» 

oflendo,  3. 
h  ahpt*a-s.  conflat,  imperf. 


A  P  P 

An  appearance  {figure)  per/bni 
An  appearance,  or  appearing 
wardfeew)  fpecies,  ei.  {com 
of  people)  coocurfua,  4.  free 
cla,  I.  {likelihood)  fimilitudo 
f.  {in  a  court  of  jujiice)  ad 
monium  occurius,  {above  t» 
emerflo,  3.  {vifion)  vifio,  3. 
trum,  if  n. 
A  firft  appearance^  exorlus,  4« 
A  day  of  appearance,  dies  ftaci 
Appearing,  apparens 
To  ap^eaje,  compefco^  ui,  3, 
pono,  ju'iy  3.    comprimo,  j 
3.  fcdo,  I.  '^hy jacrijice)  exp 
AppeujeJy  piacatus,  propitius 
To  be  apptafed,  placor,  I,  II 

CO,  3. 
An  appcajer^  placator,  3, 
An  oppeafmg,  placatio,  3, 
An  appellant,  appellator,  3* 
An  apptllation,  appellatio,  3. 
Appellati'vey  appellativus,  adjm 
Appendetitf  appendens 
To  append,  fee  hang  on 
An  appendix,  appendix,  Ya'j,  £ 
To  appertain,  pertineo,2.  iti\ 

exi,  3. 
It  appertaineth^  intereft,  refefi 
Appertaining,  pertinens»  fpeffc) 
An  apjtetite,  appetitus,  4,   cC 

tas,  3. 
To  have,  an  appetite,  cfarioy  A 
An  unfatiable  appetite^  iagjuivi 
To  cfpplaud,  applaudo,  laud9» 
Applauded,  plaufos,  landatM 
An  applauder,  laudator*  3* 
An   ttpplauft,    applaii£ngf 

fu8,4. 
Deferving  applaufe,  plau£bili< 
An  a^le,   pomum,  2.  maliV 
{fummer)  malum  praecozp 
ter)  malum  ferotinum,  {mt^ 
^^*  iH  ipi*^^)  nux  pinet 


APP 

Tbei^oftbeeye,  acies,  5» 

Aa  ififlt  hft,  pomarium,  2. 

ioktffk  feiier,  pomariuSy  t« 

hMtf^tree,  malas,  i,  f. 
i    loiHi  ^ks,  pooiifer,  niaiifer 

ftAtitfpln,  pomofus,  aJj, 

JffSuh,  poteft  applicari 

Jf^fU,  appiicatas,  accommodatus 

kktfflier,  accommodator,  3. 

k%  ^fljh^,  Mpplication,  app  licat  io>  3 

Jf^Hha  {ii/igence)  diligentia,  1 . 
cn,  I.  Audiuzn,  a.  attentio,  3. 

^•tfflf  {fut  unto)  applico,  ui,  I. 
ipttyi.  accommodo,  I.  appono, 
f^;3.  [sSdia  Me'x  felf  10)  it 
ii  iliqoid  applicarr,  {bis  tmnd 
Jk  an]  aDinnoin  applicare,  fludi- 
ladve,  {Uy  out  money)  pecu> 
IBQ  impendijv,  {addrefi  or  /»- 
»Mr)  aliqucm  adire>  acccdere> 
ikaliqiio  opem  pete*-e 

lo  if^y  ftatuoy  a/y  eonftitoo, 
3"  ('i«^')  ««<'o  arbitnim,  (/o 
aar}  nomi  no,  i.  (to  orders  de- 
J^)ddisnOy  afligno^i.  (i^i>«) 
Iqipnercribere^  ('•7^)  praefti- 
^■,3.  pnBferibo,/>/,  3.  (la 
fAf^spUce)  fobftituo,  ai,  3. 
4H^  conftitntva,  rlefignatus^ 
aAntfOiy  fuppeditatat     • 

^ifftutu,  conftitutor^  3. 
^W«arh^  affignatio,  3.  defig- 

■^?- 

■  yaafiaf,    coiiipaaiun>   a« 

(^pariaa)  dici  cc  loci  conftita- 

^(nbr)  nandatnn, ».  (wir^- 

^  ,    ^^mm,   tct  Mfrihutf,  diftrl 

*%  **• 

apcaiy  idooeonay  Ajf* 
fofitioy  3. 
^yrgfji,  pnetiam  impontfre 
^H^scftsoMtory  3.  (/worn) 
JBt  jvudo  cooftiivni 


A  P  P 


ARC 


An  afpraifment,  t^aijutg,   KfU-  '  An  aprieot^  malum  perficuiB 


macio,  3, 
To  apprehetii  {tmdirfi*fid)   depre- 

hendo,  d\,  3.    incelligo,  exiy  3. 

(y#ar)  timeo,  2.  (/a/j^^)  *ufpi-  ! 

cor,  z.    [feixe)  prehendo,  <//,  3. 

capio,  c^r,  3.    {tMkt  unawaret) 

intrrcipio,  crpi^  3. 
Apfirehtndtd^  perccptui^   furpe£lus, 

captQs 
Apprthtn^ngy    deprehendent.     Set 

the  verb 
An  apprebenfon  {capaetN)  ingeni- 

om,  z.    raptus,  4.    Ucultas,  3. 

inteliigentia^     1.    {fiar)  timer, 

3.  metus,  4.  (/ufpicion)  fufpicio, 

3.  f.    (JetM  ng)  captttfa,  i.    pre- 


fagax,  dcis,   acutua. 


lenfio,  3 
Apprebenfi'oe^ 

pcrfpicaz 
An  apprentice,  tyro,  3.  m.  difcipu 

la,  1.  f. 
An  apprenticejbipt  tyrodnium^  2* 
To  apprife,  tee  inform 
To  approaeb,   appropinqao,  x.   ac- 
cede,//, 3. 
An  approach,  acceflus,  4.  aditus,  4. 
jlpp^oacbab/e,  cui  accefTus  prsebe- 

tar 
Approached  to,  prop2  admotus 
An  approacbirg,  appropioquatio,  3^ 
Approbation,  approbatio,  3. 
To«/;^r0^i«r«,adrcifco,  3.  a(rcro,3. 
A^opriated,  aflcrtus,  {/it,  proper) 

aptus,  idoneus 
An  appropriation,  Tindicatio,  3. 
To  approve,  approbo,  i.  compro- 

bo,  I. 
I  Amoved,  approbatus,  comprobatus 
An  appfovtd  aathor,  aathor  claf- 

ficut 
An  approver^  approbator,  3. 
An  ^proving,  approbatio,  ^. 
An  afp^rmanti,  appendix,  liis,  f. 


April,     {month)  Aprilis 

An  apron,  prxcin^orium,  2. 

Apt  {fit)  aptui,  idoneus,    {iacUned) 

pionui,  propenfus,    {aSlive)  jgi- 

lis,    dexter,    {to  break)    fragiJis, 

{to  learn)  dociiis,    {to  be  merry) 

bilaris,  facctus 

Aptntfs,  habilita*,  g,  propenfio,  3. 

ingenium,  2.  docillcas,  3. 
Aptly,  apte,  idonce 
Aquatic,  aqvatile,  aquatilis,  a 
An  aqueduSf,  aqucduAus,  4. 
Aqueous,  aquofus 
A:};:':l':r.ey  aquiiinus,  tfd^. 
Arabian,  Arabicus 
An  Arabian,  Araht,  bis,  m. 
Ill  A'^abick,  Aiabice,  adv» 
Arable,  arabilis 

Arbitrarily,  pro  libitu,  imperiof? 
^'Airr/fr/nrfj,  domintt  0,  1, 
I  Arbitrary,  imperiofe  dominans 
To  arlitrate,  quaeftionem  decidSre 
An  arbitration,   arbitrimtnt,   arbi* 

trium,  2. 
An  arbitrator,  arbiter,  arbiter,  ^t 
An  arbour,  per^ula,  i. 
Arch,  vafer,  aftutus,  adj* 
Archnefs,  aftutia,  I. 
An  arch,  arcus,  4. 
To  arch,  arcuo,  i.  fornico,  t. 
An  arched  roof,  Jaquear,  aris,  nt 
Arched,  arcuatus,  laqueatus 
Atchiu[fe,  arcuacim,  a//v. 
An  archangel,  archangelu',  2, 
ArcNnlhop,  arcbirpifcopus,  2, 
Arclhifbcprick,  archiepil'copatus,  ^ 
Archdeacon,  archidiaconuf,  2. 
Archdcamy,  archidiaconatus,  4. 
Archducal,  archiducalis,  ad}m 
An  archduke,  archidux,  ucis,  m« 
Arckdutcbefs,  archiducifra,  I. 
Archetype,  arihetypu?,  2. 
An  arehduffcdoTn,  archiducatus,  . 
C 


A  R  I, 

An  archer  J  fagittarius,  ;,  m. 

Archery^  ars  fagirtaria 

Ar'cb'heretitky  hacreiiarcba,  <r,  m. 

jifxhieplf copal,  .archiepifcopalis 

iAn  arctiteSI,  archite^us,  2. 
^Arcbiteffure,  architc^ura,  i.  f. 

Of  architeBure,  architeClonlcus 

An  architrave,  epiftyliura,  2# 

Archives,  archiva,  orum,  d.  pi. 

Ar^ick,  arfticus,    ad] 

Ardency,  ardor,  fervor,  3.  asftus,  4. 

Ardent,  ardcns,  candcns,  acer 

Ardently,  fervide,  vchcmcntcr 

Ardor,  itt  ardency ' 

Arduous,  arduus,  difHcilis 

Area,  arca,'i.  fgperficies,  5. 

Are,  the  plural  of  am,  as,  fumus, 
eftis,  funt,  *ioe  are,  ye  are,  they 
are,  It'is  likewife  the  fign  of 
all  perfons  plural  in  the  prejtnt 
tenfe  of  verbs  pajfive 

Argent,  argcntcus,  adj, 

to  argue  (difpute)  argumentor,  i. 
difputo,  1.  {Jh<nu  or  prove)  evin- 
ce, vlc't,  3.  probo,  I. 

Argued,  difputatus,  probatus 

An  arguer,  difputator,  3. 

An  arguing,  difceptatio,  3. 

An  argument,  argumentum,  2.  ra* 
tio,  3. 

Argumentation,  argumentatio,  3, 

Argmentative,  argumentalis^  adj. 

Arid,  fee  dry 

Aright,  rcfte,  adv» 

To  arife  {get  up)  furgo,  exi,  3. 
again)  rcfurgo,  rext,  3.  {proceed 
from)  nafcor,  i.  ptocedo,  ejHi,  3, 
(«75  the  fun)  exorior,  4.  orior,  />/, 
(as  waves)  undo,  i.  {together) 
confurgo,  rex'i,  3. 

Arj  en,  furrt£lus,  ortus 

Arif:^g,    furgen?,    oriens,     (again) 
refur^enF,  {up'tvards)  acclivis 
•Jl^mctiea',  arithifittKU^,  adJ, 


A  R  O 

Arithmefidan,  ariihmcticx  peritus 

Ai\thtKc:ic,   ar.thmetica,  1. 

All  ark,    navis,  3.    navigiuniy  2. 

area,  i. 
An  arm,  brachium,  ;.  n.  lacfrtus, 

(of  the  feu)  finu<,  4.  frctu^n,  2. 

(of  a.ine)  ramus,  2.  (of  a  vine) 

palm-s,  'it is   m. 
Armpit,  a  la,  i.  axilla,  i. 
To  take  in  the  arms,  amplc£ior,  3. 
To  aim  (or  take  up  arms)  armo,  i. 

{put  on  arms)  arm  a   indue -e  or 

fumcre,    {fumijh  v>kb  arms)  ar- 

ma  fuppcdirare 
Armament,  bcUicus  apparatus 
Armed,    armatue,     armis   indutus, 

(all  owr)  perarmatus,    {ivitb   a 

buckler)  fcutatus,  clypeatus,  {ivitb 

darts)  piiatus,  (loitb Jioord)  cn'e 

or  gladio  inflruflus,    (ivitb  coat 

of  mail)  loricatus 
An  arming,  armatura,  i. 
Arming,  armant,  &f<r.    Sec  the  verb 
Armorial,  ad  arma  pertinens 
Armour,  arma,  orum,  pi.  n. 
An  armourer,  faber  armorum 
An  armoury,  armarium,  /•  n. 
Arms,  arma,  orum,  pi.  n. 
To  be  in  arms,  in  armis  efTe 
To  lay  down  arms,  arma  ponere 
Jxrt-arms,  fcFopus,  fclopetus,  2. 
By  forccof  arms,  vi  et  armis 
To  bear  arms,   infignia  gentilitia 

ferre 
Falfe  arms,  infignia  adalterina 
An  army,  exercitus,  4.  agmen,  tnis, 

n.  acie«,  ei,  t\ 
To  mar&ai  znarmy,  aciem  inftrucrc 
To  mufter  an  army,  exerci^tum  lu- 

ftrare.     To  raife  an  army,  mjlites 

confcribere 
Aromatic,  aromaticus,  adj, 
Arcfe,  fee  arife 

Artund,  ciicum^y^^ue^  undi<^u^ 


ART 

To  arraigM,  in  jus  vocarc 
Art aigning,  in  jus  vocans 
Arraignment,  accufatio,  3.  a<fl  o, 
Arrangement,  digeftio,  3.   feiies, 
Arrant,  merus.     An  arrant  kriar 

purus  putus,  nebulo.  Arrant  ra 

caly  vilis  homuncio 

N.  B.    Arrant  fignifies  notoriot 
very,  greatef 
Array,  veftes,  3.    veftimentum. 
To  array y  fee  clothe 
Arrearage,  arrears,    reiiqna,  f)ru\ 

m.  pi.     One  in  arrears,  qui  a) 

quid  infolutum  relinquit 
To  arreji,   prehendere,  in  jus  tr 

here 
An  arreft,  arrefiing,  prchenfio,  f. 
Arrefted,  in  jus  tradus 
An  arrival,  acccfTus,  appulfus,  4 
To  arrive  at  a   place,    accrdo, 

advenio,  4.   (as  a  /hip)  appellc 

pulfus 
Arrived,  appulfu* 
Arrogance,  arrogantia,  i.  faftus, 
Arrogant,  faftofus,  arrogans 
Arrogantly,  ruperl>e,  arroganter 
To  arrogate,  arroso,  1.  alTumo, 
Arrogated,  fibi  afTnmptus 
Arrvw,  arondo,  "init,  f.    fagit^3, 

(broad  and  barbed)    tragula, 

(headi)  mucro,  3.  cufpis,  "idis,  i 
Of  arrows,  fagittarius,  adj. 
The  arje,  podex,  ^icis,  m. 
An  arfenal,  armarium,  /,  n. 
Arfenic,  arfenicum,  2. 
An  art,  ars,  tis,  f.  (cunning)  art! 

cium,  2.  (black)  magice,«,  f. 
Thou  art,  es,  2d  perf.  otfum  ;  a 

a  fign  of  the  idperf,fing,  in  t 

prefent  tenfe  of  verbs  pajftve 
An  artery,  arteria,  i. 
An  artichoke,  cinara,  1. 
Artful,  fuhnlis,  calidus,    (made 

art)  fa^iicius,  artificial  i« 

■  Artft^r 


ART 

Ar*fv^i,  elcfan  cr,   fubtiliter 
Aa^'^tki:,  articulu.%   2.    caput,  3. 
cwJ.iiy,  3.  convcnta,  orum,  n.  pi. 
iffriiioi  marriage,  padHo  nuptialis 
Mnw  article,  articulatim 
Tonrtui:  with,  cum  aliquo  pacif- 
ci,  {l>ranci)  into  artichs)  articul.i- 
rim  d)vi(i^r-,     (/«  break)    pa^ta 
coflvrHere,    [againfi  one)  accufo, 
I.  (rs  ^.r/')  ihrc  conveotis,  {to 
jtrrtrdfr  upon  articles)  Jub  con- 
Atjombus  oeiiJ^ie 
ifcr/i/,  conrcntus,  pa£iut 
Jrt-csuir^  aiticularis 
Arpihliti^  diftiadlus 
ArticuLnrffy  diftinfle,  articulatim 
Anetyiftt  ars.  3.  artificium,  2. 
nfitnif.cer,  artitex,  k/s,  3. 
At.f.r,sly  fj£(itius,  conciiinus 
it'i'iy,     tormenta     bcllica,     (ii 
frm  if)  ferit?,  or  apparatus  tor- 
otntorum  bellicorum 
hartiH^  op  fex,  i«V,  artifex,  3. 
^H  mfuiie,  tf^'i'.  inf»iru«,  ry<^', 
A  {imf4\i/.^  :i/K'd   of  a -lion)   dun, 
w,ci;?n,  ip,  ubi,  fup?r,  ;ntcr,&c. 
(•a  f'jirjparifons,  and   anfwerifij: 
to  ji'i,  /j,  &c.)  is  rendered  by 
Suijrquaii.'! ;   (in  one  part  of  a 
focncc  afifwi'fciing  to  y5  in  tl.s 
oltr)  IS  n^.adc  by  atque.    quern- 
•«3?'.:urr.,  cucmo  io,   ficur,  i'a, 
T-ior,  ut   (in   the   i-itter    clnuic 
«a  icnt'Toce  anfwpfiug  toy"'*,  rr 
«f:3r,  »rft^-i&,   //>'/>,  f-orty.fiijK 
'^ji'^  made  by  quann,  qiian:ur, 
p",  •r  u:  with   a   fuperlarivc  j 
(j! fC;oi*bled  With  a  verb  or  a'l- 
j-'Hrc  b.twixr,  anH  ihc  parri 
f!«.  i> /i,  thy  he,  &c.  ;.fier  i', 
K  T.i:*  i»y;  (^uamlibeC  or  qiiam- 
*■  •    So  iicLi.-nes    it    is    put   for 
^^v.'jtvy,  ^nd  is  m»»e  byq'.iar.- 
t*:uu^;e   9r  ^uantulufcunqMe. 


1 


A  S 

Ai  !•  rorncii.nes  put  for  in  f'-h 
rcgiird  or  rcpeH^  an«J  mjivir  by 
uc,  qua,  or  tanquam.  y^f,  an- 
fwering  to  ^  or  *«5,  where  tqiia- 
liiy  fs  imimated,  rr  cmpiriton 
of  one  thing  wiih  arunhcr,  is 
made  by  a.'que  ac,  arqn^  a:ri:f, 
aqu<f  qiiam,  taTi,  quan),  non, 
baud,  or  nihilo  in  iuh,  quani. 
Ai,  fu'nifyini  accsrdifigly^  or 
propf^rtlunahly  as^  is  ma  e  by  u*^, 
uti,  licut,  pr->,  pmut,  ita  ut,  pio 
ep  ac,  pro  eo  a' que,  perinde  uc, 
perinde  atquc,  ]  ro«nde,  proinJe 
ac,  utcunque,  ^c, 

Ai  {'which,  or  'wh'tch  thing)  quoJ, 
id  quod,  {ujedfor  if)  fi 

As  for^  or  a:  to^  de,  quatcnus, 
quantum,  quoad,  ad 

As  Uing^  ut,  ut  pote,  quippe,  fcil'rct 

Ai  far  as,  qua,  quantum,  quoad, 
ufque,  ufqu<»  ad,  ulque  eo 

As  ift  as  though^  quafi,  perinde 
quafi,  perinde  ac  H,  tanquam,  ut 
fi,  taiiqu.tmqui,  tanquam  fi,  non 
fccue,  nc  fi,  juxta  ac  fi,  itaut  fi 

Ai  it  wjrf,  ut,  leu,  qoufi,  tanq'iam 

As  Icnv  asy  quamdiu,  taniciu,  tan- 
tifpfr  durn.quoai  ufque  du;nJu:r. 

As  6i^  fts,  tf«  hjti  tif,  inl^ar,  prnjf. 
wiih  a  R>-.nr.ve  cafr 

As  tH,7f.y  rfi,    tot,    totiJem,   quot- 

,    qu.1t,  qu'»iiconque 

/!':  much,  tan'unn 

A^  n:uih  .«  evrr,  ut  cum  maximc, 
quani UR  miximi 

Ai  '^ffen  as,  qu<)ti-scnnqne,  totles 
q.Dri.'S 

ii  j'jfAf!  as,  ubi.  cum,  ciinn  primum, 
utjfimul  ac,  funul  ul,  fimnl  a  que 

.Is  [.an  as  ei'cr,  ubi  primum,  iit 
pr-mum,  cum  primum,  fimul  ac 
pr  mnm,  ftH.im  or 

.'h  luilt  as,  ut,  taanquam,    afque  ac 


A  S  I 

As  yet,  a.H»uc.     A'^f  as  yet,    nee 

dum.      As  rich  as  hs  is,  qtiam 

libet  dives.      Such  us  it  is,  quali 

q'lalis 

ToacenJ,  afccndo,  di,  -, 

AfitnJtinrt  uucWita?,    3.  f.     {cf  t 

^atii'it)')  borofcopus,  jt. 
An  afcendingf  a'cfjion,  afccnHo,  3 
An  a'ctnt,  jocus  ajtus 
Toa;:trtainy  W&h  lio,4.  confirmo,  1, 
Afcf'tair.cJ,  cerluf,  confirmatus 
An  afccrtairirir^  confirmaiio,  3. 
AfcetiCy  aftctKus,  adj. 
To  afcrile,  impute,  i.  arrogo,  X. 
.Jfcrihedt  attnbutus,  imputatus 
A/haniidy  vcrecundus 
To   be   a/bamed,    erubcfco,  ui,  3. 
To  TKji::  ajbamed,  pudore  aiiqucm 
cfficcre 
ShanitfuJ,  pudendus,  turpis 
An  ajh,  fraxinus,  /,  f. 
AJh  coloured,  cincritius,  adj, 
Ajhen,  fraxineus,  ad^. 
Ajh  pyednefday,  dies  cincrum 
Ajhes,  cinis,  iris 
Pale  as  afies,  cineritiu?,  ad), 
Ajh^ar,   in    tcilure,    fuper   terram. 
*^9  c'.mf  ufioar,  e  navi  defcendere. 
'7-.  put  a/hoar,  in  terram  deponerc 
A'tii-,  fvinrfum,  oblique 
To  fet  alide  an  order  or  decree,  rc- 

cindo,  7^/.',  3.  autiquo,  i. 
AfininCy  afinaiiu?,  ad}. 
To  ajk  {a  qutftion)  interrogo,  I. 
rogo,  1.  {a^an:)  \ept;{en,  fci,  3, 
{jiivrc)  conluio,  3.  (require)  rc- 
quiro,  /iW,  3.  (hoJi'y)  poftulo,  i. 
{cn*K'p/,')  oroj  I.  (tvith  fucctfi) 
exor>,  I,  {the  price^  as  a  buyer) 
lifitor,  I.  (^5  a  JcUcf)  indico,  i. 
{in  church)  fururas  nnptias  fo. 
iemuiter  dcnunciare,  {frcquen'ly) 
jcq!i  r:to,  I.  {humh!y)  inpplico. 
I.    {indufhi-ujly)    pcriiuiro,   fi"^'' 

C  a 


ASS 

3.  {mournfully)  imploro,  X.    jji- 1 
cretly)  fuppeto,  //  or  ;t//,  3.    (as 
a  lover)  proco,  i. 
AJkedy  interropatus,  rogatus 
An  ajker^  poftuUtor,  3.  percontator 
AJkeWf  fee  atuty 

An  ajking,   poftulatio^  petitio,   3. 
(of  advice)  confultatio,  3.    (of  a 
quiftion)  rogatio,  3.  (humbly)  tup- 
plicatio,  3.  (in^utrin^)  inquifitio, 
3.    (intr eating)  obferratio,   '|»eti- 
lio,  fuppFicatio,  3.    (demanamg) 
poftulatio,  3.  (ofhanns)  itz bantu 
Afiant,  oblique 
yfJUipt  forono  opprefTus 
1  o  jUfp,  dormio,  4.    obddritiifco, 
3.  (fallafieep)  dormito,  I.   (lull 
ajleep)   foporo,  j.    iomnum  10- 
ducere 
Sleepy^  femifopitus,  femifomnis 
To  be  djleepy  fee  to  be  numbed 
A  lulling  afieep^  fomni  indu£tio 
J^Jlope,  oblique 
j^jparagusf  afparagus,  2. 
An  afpe£If  afpeftus,  4.  profpcftus,4. 
yAfperttyt  afperitas^  3. 
^o  afperfci  defamo,  i.  jnfaroo,  i* 
Afperjedy  infamatus,  dffamatus 
An  afpcrjknf  fee  fpr inkling 
An  a,perji(,n,  infamia,  i. 
An  ajpirjtte,  fpiritus  afper 
An  flr/^/r/;:^,ambit'js,4.  cupiditas,3, 
'    To  afpirc  (breathe)  afpi  ro,  i .  {Jirive ) 
znaitOTf  fus  or  xus J  3.    [unta  ho 
Hour)  honores  ambxrp,  (/»/,  to,  or 
afur)  magna  afl"eft<«re,    (tf  an 
afpiring  mind)  eJati  animi 
jifquintt  oblique,  tranfverfe 
To  ajail,  fee  a£ault.  Sec, 
An  afs,   afinas,  i,  m,    adna,  <f,  f, 
A  wild  afs,  onager,  gri,  m. 
Cole  of  an  afsy  pulius  ailni 
Belonging  to  an  afs,  aAuinua 
in  aft^driver,  annarius 


ASS 

An  a/i^  (ttfinil 

A([a'4,  {t^ajfaale 

ToaJ/^iJiiiatf,  ejc  infidits  interrimere 

An  sjfjjiffsrt^if,  cades  ex  infidiis 

To  ijjUMlff  j^gredior,  ffus,  3.  ado- 

i'OTi  riiiff  4»  invadOy  3. 
An  &ff&ahittg^  ajjiiult^  impetus,  4. 
To  tiikf  bv  tijT&ult,  cXi'ugno,  I. 
Won  tiy  a^ifit,  VI  capTus,ezpugn'atus 
j^lftrtiiied^  opp'jgnatus 
An  tifjaulnr,  4ggre(ror,  3. 
An  iij/^yjajjjyi/igt  rentamen, /ff/V,n. 
To  aj/^yj  prohn,   tento,  i.   (again) 
J-cttnto,  I.    (beforehand)  praten-  i 
to^  (.  i^riutly)  fubten  o,  I. 
Ajjii^fdf    lent 31  us,   probaius.     See 

fj^^yed 
An  silfaytT,  tentator,  3.  infpedor,  3. 
An  ifjUm^'liJ^e,  coecervatio,  3, 
To  ajjimbk  [aSl.)  convuco,    con- 

|rcgi}j  J,  ipafs)  convenio,  4. 
Ajjkn.blid,,  colJe61us,  conjun<Sus 
Aa  jj/lm^hug^  co  gregatio,  convo- 
caTio,  '^.  convent  us,  4.  concilium 
An  ajlimhh'f  coefus,  4.  fynodus 
To  ajfcntj  twmprobo,  i.  aneatior,4. 
An  sjfr-ftf^  alTerifus,  4. 
ToaJ/etf  [ajfrm)  affirmo,  T.  aflero, 
3»  {v'sndi:^ti)  det'endo,    3.  tueor 
AJ^ted^  iilTc»tus,  viniicatus 
All  dpt-rifort^  aflVrt'O,  affirmat^o,  3. 
An  a^prtitig..  (ieaJ/in/il/.g^nJiKdicati'g 
Aa  aJftTHr,  vir.viex,  iff/i,  aflertor,  3. 
To  fyjf'h,  tributum  imponcrc 
/ijfjc?.^  ttriiiiiS,  0dj, 
An  iijfjfffitnti  cenfus,  4.  tributum 
An  aJ/^/ar  ot  taxes,  cenfor,  3.    (in 

an  Jj^emyy)  aficdor,  3, 
AjJktSj  bona  reilantia 
Ao  ajevcratisn^  a(feveratio,*3. 
Aj^dfiity,  afiTi  Juitas,  3.  feiulitas,  3. 
Ajjhfuifuii  alTidou',  ffdulus 
1  o  ii^ffign  {titrt.)  praeft.iuo,  3.  (place) 
iat^ico,  3.  {any  thing)  aliigao,  I. 


ASS 

(a  penfion)  ftatuo,   3.    (a  U 
aHi^no,  i.  (artajon)  reddo,  3, 
An  affign,  ajjignee,  aflignaius 
AJpgnabU,  aflignari  poteft 
Aligned,  ailignatus,  addlif>us 
At;  ajjignment,  denunciatio,  3. 

ftriDutio,  3,  allignatio,  3. 
To  ai'tnilatef  fee  /iken,  counterfe 
An  ajjuey  or  affifei^  or  oJjix.cs, 

mitia  judicum  provincialia 
To  hold  ajjijes,   jus  pfo  tnbui 

dice re 
To  affxfe  weight  and  meafurr,  p 

derum  et  menfurarum  jura  p: 

fcribcre 
An  ajji'er,  sdilis,  3.  fignat'^-r,  \ 
To  ajjifl  (aid)   anjuvo,  i.  opitu 

atus,  (Jland  by)  diG\&.o, ft^i,  \ 
Ajfiftance,  jjuxilium,  2.  ops,  3. 
An  ajjiftant,  adjutor,  3.  m.   (/3 

adjucrix,  f. 
-^JflC'td,  adjutus 
y^jji/lingf  adjuvans 
Am  ajociate,  focius,  /*.  m.  famil' 
To  ajjjhciarej  famiiiaritatrm  conti 
Affhciaied,  foederc  conjund^us 
An  ajjociaiion,  coniociatio,  3, 
Ajj'oon,  cuCT),  ubi,  poftqnanri 
To  aJJ'ume,  arrogo,  i    aflumo, 
An  ajjuming  per  Ton,  nimis  arr»; 
An  ajfumption,  aflTumptio,  3. 
Ajfuiance     ('warrant)     cauiio, 

(artainty)   cert  a  notitia,    (o 

dince)  audacia,  1.     (fcuriy) 

curitas,  3.    (pledge)  pignus, 

n.  fides,  (of  great  ajurance) 

dax.       See     impudence,   fecu 

pledge 
To  affure  (affirm)  afTero,  3.  s 

mo,    1.    (protetl)   lueor,   a. 

fendo,  3.  (a  tiing)  firmo,  i. 

promije)  policeor,  2. 
Afjurcd,  ccitus,  confirmatns 
OtHces  of  ajurance,  fee  irfurat 


A  T 

\Turedt   erploratum  habeo 
^,  ce:t4>,  lidenter 
iee  hfurery  Injuring 
'j^^(act.)  muigo,  i.  lenio, 
ac",    I.      To  be  aU'toagedi 
.)  fubfido,  3.  dctumco,  2. 
'./,  niitigatas,  Icnitus 
/AT'?'',   mitigator,  3. 
vgj  mhigatorius,  a\j» 
iffiif  afhmj,  iitis,  n. 
(.',  aiha}4ticus^  a/^'. 
i!b,  <ce  af'igbt 
hifofdyinxror^  I.  ohflopefco 
fi  attonjtns,  peituflTus 
r.lfoiiigy    a;!jnip>mc»ty    con- 
tio,  3.  ilupor,   3. 
ftraddU,  varico,  1. 
or  fit  afiraddlfy    divaricatis 
)us  f;dcre,  ^e^ultare         , 
crrans,  errabundus 
j;?/^jy,  vapor,  1.  erro,  T.    Tc 
G^'-'.'v,  a  via  re£la  abducere 
|#/nj;,  erratio,  3. 
fljr,  beilia  ercatica 
:r.cjy  aflrs£lio,  3. 
tttt^  aflringingy  comprimeBS 
•  fee  aflrddMe 
ffT,  aftn^ogos 
\xdy  afhologicQS,  adjm 
*jt  afirologia 
mry  aftronomusy  4ujF. 
w)Ff  afironomia,  f. 
r,  fcpCTatim,  feoffum,  ^^t'. 
\a!urukry  feparo,!.  diiroIvo,3. 
anfwer^d  by  divert  prepofi- 
v>^viz.  a,  ab,  ad,  ante,  apud, 
fnm,  ex,  my  inter,  fub,  fu- 
Pfo,  asy  incipiam  a  Romu- 
/  M'l.l  brgin  at  Romubu  ^  ab 

Rf  iin«  is  the  fign  of  the  if^Zu- 
•:'>,  aj,  primo  afpe^o,  tf/ 

'^i '  .  4  name   of  a    r./y  or 


A  T  R 

towny  and  befoie  home  and  i&«»/2', 
is  the  fign  of  a  genitive  c/i/?,  a?, 
tf/  Londo:,  Lordini ;  at  heme  or 
thci'mfgy  do  mi 

y^if  h  IS  iVv^ral  other  interrretatinns 
and  conftrui5tior»s,  as,  at  a  ven- 
twe,  fortuiro.  Jit  hand,  prrelld, 
prope.  At  fcottd  bandy  frcunda 
cm,tijne.  At  ally  omnino, 
prori'us,  quicquamy  unquum.  At 
any  ti/Ke,  nequandj.  At  beflj  ut 
cum  maximc.  Af  firfiy  priono, 
pri:run.  ^f /;»/,. tandem.  At 
ro  time,  nunqu am «  4^  mofiy 
fiitimiVm,  ad  rummum,  omnino. 
Ar  that  f/W,  tunc,  turn,  illo 
tempore.  At  this  .  timey  jam, 
hodc,  nnnc  dlerum.  At  leafty 
^altem,  certe,  vel.  At  lei  fur  e^ 
oiiofe.  At  lengthy  aliquanco, 
tandeiD}  drmunny  denique.  At 
oncfy  fimul,  femel,  pariter,  fitnul 
et  hvnti.  At  unawarrety  inopi- 
naco,  repeote,  ex  improvifo,  in- 
opinanter,  derepente.uO  tbtmoo^fi^ 
ad  extremom. 

To  be  at  charges,  fomptus  infumere 

To  atcbievty  fee  achieve.  Sec, 

A  notable  atcbievementy  facinus 
prxclarum,  cgregium,  iUuftre 

I  ate,  fee  eat 

Athiifnty  atbeia,  I.  atbeifmas^  a. 

Atheijiy  athcQS,  a. 

Acheijiicaly  atheifticus 

To  be  athirfiy  fitio,  4. 

Athletic,  athleticus,  adj. 

Athwart,  tranfverfe,  adtf, 

A:mtjpbcrey  vaponini  fphera 

An  utomy  atomus,  iy  f.  corpufculum 

Atone,  fee  attone 

AtrocifiuSy  atrox,  7cis 

Atrofiottjly,  atrocitcr,  adv, 

Atrccityy  atrocitas,  3. 

To  attUKi.'  f^df.'aln)  ctftineo,  2*  {ta^f 


ATT 

prifynsr)  prehendo,  comprehea- 

^o»  3*  pignoror,  i. 
To  be  attached  to,  adhiereo,  %. 
Attachedy  prehenfos,  addi£lus 
An  attaching,  attackmenty  alltpatio, 

retentio,  3.  prehenfio,  3.  fdhefio 
An  attack,    aggrcflxo,  3.    impetus, 

4.  appugnatio,  3.  tentatio,  3. 
To  attack  [quarrel)  provoco,  i.  {an 

enemy)  aggredior,  4.    imil^re  in 

hoftem,  (a  tonon)  appugno,  i. 
Attacked,  provootus,  appngnatus 
An  attacker y  provocator,  3. 
To  attain  unto,  potior,  4.  attingo.7. 
Attalnahky  affequendtis.  obtinendus 
An  attainder^  crimen  IxfiC  majeftatis 

procerum  lutfragiis  juaicanduoa 
A  bill  of /i/rj;Wrr,  libcllus  accufa- 

torius  a;J»d  regni  procercs 
Attained  unto,  impetratus,  potitus 
Attainment,   attaining,    impetratio, 

3.     Of  good  attainments,  eruditus 

eximius,  adj. 
To  attainty  accufo,  x.  evinco,  3. 
To  attaint,  fee  taint,  corrupt 
Attainted,  accufatus,  eviftus 
To  attempt,  con6r,  i.  audeo,  2* 
An  attempt,  aufum,  2.  conatus,  4. 
Attempted,  inceptus,  molitus 
An  attemptery  inceptor,  molitor^  3* 
Attend  upon,  praeftolor,  i.  euro,  i* 

fervio,  4.  (unto)  aufculto,  i.   See 

to  xvait  upon 
Attendance,  attendingy    obfequium, 

2.  expe£latio,  3.  minifterium,  2. 
Attendance  on  bufinefs,  diligcntia 
An  attend/tnce,  fee  retinue,  train 
An  attendant,  aflecia,  I.  comes,  ¥tit 
Attendant  on,  prasdoJans 
Attended,  curatus,  deduftua 
Attended  by  or  with,  concern Jtat as 
Attention,  attentio,  3.    inffntio,  3. 
.'^•tenti'vey  attcntu.»j,  intentus 
Attf-'ilvicy  nttcnrt^,  intewto  anifl 
C   ;  A'-cn 


A  U  D 

jittentivnufSf  fee  attention 
To  attsnuatef  fee  to  UJfen,  &c. 
To  attffif  fee  evidence,  witnefs 
Atte/ied,  conHgnatus,  conBrmatus 
Attire,  ornttus,  4.     See  dreft 
Attitude,  corporis  pofitio,  fitus 
To  atttfue,  expio,  i.  compenfo,  i. 
An  attonement,com^tn.(2X\o,  expiatio 
Attoned,  expiatu9,  compenfatus 
Not  to  be  attoned,  inexpiabilis 
Aa  attorney y     {at  law)    procura- 
tor rerum    forenfium,    {0/  the 
king)  procurator  regiarum  cau- 
faruai 
To  attract  (dravf  to)  attraho,   3. 
{allure)  illicio,  exi,  5,    (the  eyet) 
xd^fUi,  3.  allicio,  exiy  3. 
AttrjiSeJ,  actra^us,  ilieStus 
AttraEiior^  or  atiraEiingy  attra^io, 
3«  {hyfairnioordi)\\zTi!ii\\\7t,arum^ 
t.  pi.  {alluring)  i'ieceb^s,  i, 
AttraBive,  attrahens,  blandus 
An  attribute^  attnbntum,  2. 
To  atir'tlfute,  attribuo,  3.  aiTumo,  3, 
Attributed,  attributus,  yindicatus 
An  attributing^  attribution  3. 
Attrition,  aitritio,  3. 
To  availi  profuna,  confero,  tUli,  3, 
A'V4jilablef:\i\tns,  tis,   efficax,  dcit 
A'vailment,  emolumentum 
It  avalletby  conducit,  refert 
A'^'atJt  1  abi !  apage ! 
Avarice,  avaritia,  i.  /brdes, /aw 
Atforicious,  avarus,  {nigardly)  par- 

cus,  ibrdidus 
Avar'uhttjly,  avare,  parte,  fordide 
Avd'iciovjnffs,  (tt  a-uarict^ 
A^ajit  mai.e  maoe 
An  cuEfion,  auftio,  3. 
An  cuf Honker,  au^ionanus,  2. 
7o  Ah  by  auSion,  audtionor^  j. 
/ui^"rQu\^  improbus   audax 
4»daeioufiy^  improb^,  audacler 
'pf'W/«f,'i,audac  a,  i.improbitas 


A  U  L 

Audible,  audiendus,  fononis 

Audience  {atl  of  h-aring)  audientia, 
I.  {audittry )  c<£t\M,  I.  conventus 

Audience  of  leave,  audientia  vale* 
dicendi 

An  audit,  rationum  examinatio 

To  audit,  exam  i  no,  i. 

An  auditor,  auditor,  3.  {of  ac- 
compts)  calculator,  3.  {of  the  esi- 
cbejuer)  fifci  procurator 

To  avenge,  ulcifcor,  u/tus,  vindico,!. 

Avenged,  ultus,  vindicatus 

Not  avenged,  inultus 
An  avenger,  ultor,  3. 
An  avenging,  uitio,  3.  v  nd>£li,  i. 
An  avenue,  aditus,  introi'us,  4« 
To  aver,  aHero^  «/,  3. 
Average,  aequa  diftributio 
Averred,  fcrio  affirmatus 
An  averring^  averment,  con6rmatio 
Averfty  averfus,  alienus,  abhorrens 
Averjion,  accufatio,  f .  failidium,  2. 
To  give  an  averjion  to,    ab  aliquo 
abalienare.     To  have  an  averfion, 
alieno  animo  efTe 
Deferving  averjion,  averfabilis 
To  avert,  averlo,  //,  3.   abduco,  xi 
Averted,  averfus,  abdudlus 
To  augment,  tugeo,  xi,  2.  amplio, 
z.    (or  be  augmented)  tccrefco, 
eviy  3.  augeor 
An  augmenter,  amplificator,  3. 
An  auger,  terebella,  z. 
An  augur t  augur,  rii,  m. 
Auguration,  augury,  augunum,  /',  n. 
Of  an  augur,  augural*s,  adj, 
Auguji,  auguilus,  magnificui,  ad}, 
Avguji  {the  month)  Auguftus,  s« 
An  aviary,  aviarium,  /,  lu 
Avidity,  ^viditas,  atU,  f. 
Auhward,  inhabilis,  ineptus 
Aukzvardfyy  inepte,  minus  apte 
Aubivaranefs,  ineptia,  a,  f. 
Aa  aitlf  fubuisi^  j. 


A  U  T 


AuRe,  aulicus 

An  aumelet,  ovorum  intrita  in 

tagine  fri^a 
An  aunt,  amita,  matertera,  i« 
Avocation,  avocatio,  3. 
To  <ia/wV  ()ftx/«)  devito,  i.  fugi 

3.  vito,  I.    {quit)  oifccdo,^ 

{a  blow)  declino,  i.     See  tc 
Avoided^  evitatus,  deviatus 
Eafily  avoided,  evitabilis 
Not  to  be  avoided,  inevitabili! 
An  avoiding,  evitatio,  3.  dev- 
Avoirdupois  weight,    libra  fed 

unciarum 
To  avouch,  affcvcro,  1.    coaiV 

aflirjno,  i.  {for  another)  fpoi 
AvouchahU,  atlirmari  poteft 
Avouched,  affirmatus,  vindical 
An  avoucher,  fponfor,  3. 
An  avouching,  fponfio,  g. 
To  avow,  profiteor,  feff'us,  «• 
Avowable,  vlndicari  poiell 
Avowed  enemy,  hoftts  declara 
Avowedly,  aperte,  ex  profeiTo 
An  avower,  affirmator,  3. 
Avowry,  purgatio,  juftificatio 
Avo^vtry,  adulterium,  2* 
Auricular,  auricblaris,  adj. 
Aufpidoui,  fauftus,  confpicatv 
Aufpicioujly,  aufpicato,  faufte 
Aufpidoufnefs,  felicitas,  3. 
Auftere,  aufterus,  feverus 
Au^erely,  fevere,  auftere,  duri 
Aujlerenefs,  aufterity,  feveritas, 

riuSf  aufteritas,  3. 
Authentic,  authentical,  certae  / 
Authentic  papers,  auftoritates,  1 
To  make  authentic^  facere  rat 
Authenticity,  autbenticalnefs, 

rei  cognitio*  3. 
Mide  authentic,    au£loritate 

probatus 
An  author  {Toriter)  au£tor,  fcr 
3.    {inventor)  conditor,  j, 


hk 


iH 


c> 


AW  A 

(!f«i5iw)kgiflator,  3.  (of  mtf- 
ditf)  capgt  leJoit,  Uhief)  dox  et 

MmMive,  mthoritate  firmatus 
Mmtatheh,  aothoritate 
^^1  auihoritas,  3.  ju9,Juris, 
■.  (tow)  licentia,  i.    (cAi*/) 
fRBitas^.  {fuotatt0n)  autboritas 

01  put  Mtbiritj,  prspolens,  (of 
fij  Mhtrity)  parum  pollens, 
{nathoritj)  mafiftratus  aa£h>- 
note  valensy  (wir^  aMtb0rity) 
CHipriTikgio 

Tf  oaJl  io  Mthcnty^  pnepolleo^  i. 

^•^mntbmty^uiionXMtm  dare 

T«  {peak  with  autbtity,  cum  po- 
teitfelo^ 

Ti«£«rr»,  andoritate  nanior,4. 

Mmzid,  an^tohtate  monitot 

hmtttraang^  Jicentia,  I. 

^*«,  aotuinnin,  /,  m. 

^MtaMv,  aotumnalit,  tJj» 

^JK  aTvlfio,  s. 

Ab^i^,  aoxiliam,  aJJ. 

'^flur,  ezpcdfs  >•  maneo^  St 

;^*i  tigibiis,  vigil 

'•«Hlr  (aa.)  excitoy  i.  fafdto, 
1.  (ocot.)  espergifcor,  reffu.  To 
^  r  k^  mdfc^  vigiloy  I*  7^ 
'vffnoiry  infiwiJiii  cubare 

**'Vt  expencoiiBy  conmiotiit 

Wiwdk^  femUbmnii,  « 

*>««i^adiiidico,  1.  addico^',3. 

^ntrdf  litis  adjudicado 

^*i«H  adjudicatvs 

^•^  fe.em,  prcfcias.  A'bf  «- 
Mc,  ignanu,  ncTdiiiynecopioos 

"•Wnwr*,  caveo,v/»  3.  prevideo 

^'  (^/)  Tab  !  (iegQfte)  apage 

f*9  fa*  ^^•^)  aoeo,  ii  vcl 

^4*  {tthatm)  aufero,  ah» 


B  A  C 

i^BM^  rererentia,  x.  metus,  4. 
To  ftand  in  atve,  timeo,  1. 
To  keep  in  awtf  coerceo,  t. 
Awed,  detenitus.     See  cowftl 
AwfuU  Tenerandus,  horrendus 
Aufkifyt  venerande,  tembilit^r 
Afvkvutrd,  fee  aukward^  &c. 
An  awl,  fee  uul 
An  tfwff  of  corn,    an'fta,  x.    {of 

wine)  menfura  360  lb. 
An  awning,  velonim  pnetentara 
Awoke,  fee  awake 
Awry,  fee  crooked 
To  go  awry,   oberro,  i.    To  look 

awry,  obliqu^  tueri.     To  tread 

awry,  diftortia  calccii  incedere. 

To  turn  or  ftt  awry,  torqueo,/, 

s.  diftor<)ueo,  2. 
KnaK,  fecurii,  it^f,  {kroad  ax)  do- 

labra,  i.    {poll  ax,  or  hattle  ax) 

bipennis,  {cl'if  ax)  dolabella,  i. 

(pick  ax)  bipennis 
An  axle-tree,  axis,  ii,  m. 
An  axiom,  axioma,  SmMtis,  n. 
The  axis,  diametnii  fpbaer» 
Ay,  imo,  maximi 
For  ay  (ever)  Ktemoin 
^  AM  /  bei  mihi !  ehen ! 
Axhautb^  drculut  Terticofut 
AssMrt,  ccemleus 
An  aTSurt  ftonc^  lapis  lazuli 

B. 

TO  hen  like  n  iheep}  balo,  x. 
To  babble,  garrio,4.  deblatero 
A  babler,  garrulus,  i,  m. 
A  babblingy  garrulitas,  5. 
A  babe  or  babf^  infans,  tit,  c. 
A  baby,  fae  doU 
Babylonifi,  JBabylonius,  ae^, 
Bacchanali,  Bacchanalia,  um^  pU 
Baickus,  Bacchus^  i.  m. 


B  A  F 

A  bachelor,  ccelebs,  Ibis,  n. 
To  back,  f«e  to  ajifl,  moxnt,  Sreai 
a  borfe,  bring,  cafi,  coau,  dtivt, 
retreat,    rtjhre,    give  back,    gt 
back,  write  back,  keep  back,  look 
had,  pay  back,  pull  back,  fend 
hack,  put  hack,  turn  hack,  rollback 
A  back,  tergum,  dorfunHy  »•  n« 
To  backbite,  vitupero  clam 
A  backbiter,  obtrcAator,  3.  m. 
A  backbiting,  obtredatio^  J.  f. 
The  backbone,  fpina  dorfi 
Or*  the  backbone,  fpinalis ' 
The  back  parti,  pofteriora,  »m,  pU 
A  back  room,  camera  interior 
A  back  (hop,  officina  poftica 
Back  flairs,  fcalae  pofticK 
A  hack  fide  {yard)  cori  poftica 
The  backjide,  podex,  /Wi,  m. 
Back  or  backjide,  adj.  averfua 
A  back/word,  machera,  I. 
A  backfiidin^,  dcfcrtio,  3.  f.  defcAio 
Backed,  adjutus,  levatus 
Backwardif  adv.  retro 
Backward,  tte  adverfi  to^  negligewtf 

Jhw 
To  be  backward,  cunftor,  1. 
To  go  backward  and  forward,  ob- 

ambulo 
Backwardnefi,  (tt  averfion^  finonefi 
Bacon,  lardum,  i,  n. 
Bad,  adj.  parvus,  malut 
Bad  {J!ck)  rger,  aegrotus 
Bad  hoursi  multa  node^  (ei8 
To  be  very  had,  (ctfok 
Bade,  fee  biddcH 
A  badge,  tei&ra,  i.  f.  infigne 
Badly,  (tewickedfy,  difficulty 
Badneft,  pravitas,  3.  U 
To  baffle,  fallo,  decipio,  3. 
Baffled,  deceptus,  delufus 
Abaffing,  deceptio,  3.  dolui^  !• 
Bajiing,  deapiens,  falieos 


B  A  L 

A  hgffer,  ^eptor,  delofor,  j^ 
AA^'iaccas,  z. 
A  Jitiie  hag^  locains,  2. 
Acl6ak-Ad^,  man^cv,  f, 
^^^'heartr^  faccarius,  2.  m. 
•Jronrfajp^  fwotus,  o^*. 

'i'^J*!!?  ^*'^''  impcdinaenta 

A  ia^;f^Cy  aalier  improba 

3aj?gage^  fcrera,  orwn,  p!. 

A  ^«^  Bcty  retrcDium  fobtiluis 

A  tttffw^  baltietun,  ».  fornix 

A  ba^.pife,  ribia  irtriolaris 

AA/^^^tfr,  olijculafius,  2, 

^0^9.  va<Kmoniom,  2,  n. 

A'*',  or  furey  {h  niminaF  mafters) 

««>  a£s^  m.  {farMey  prjcs,  dn 
^o&rebail,  vademdarc 
^hailon^  vaHcm  fiftjre 
J^t^^e,     vadimomuin    intcrponi 

pofeft 
Fa'ikd,  vadJmoni'a  liberatas 
^  I'mFiif  {nragiflrau)  pr«tor,  f/c-r- 

'^  iJirpmrator,  {af  a  hundred) 

TmBvmi^iy  jorrfdiafo,  j,  f, 
A/^,  cTea,  i.  rm-itamentum,  2. 
/•Awf,  (^4r^iwlr>inerco,  iJlicto 
^9  bmt  {ai ms  im)  drverfor,  x, 
^o  A*>  a  book,  cica  luunam  ob- 

•'ncerr 
?c  Wr  (A^^r)  Faccfl'a,  5, 
*•   b»ir  a  ^v^",    taujutn  cambos 

row)  mfrrerr 
A  90tffir^^U^c,  A'verforrwn,  2» », 

^l.^'^i/^  piftw,  cciffirf,  coSUif 

A//c>«r,  p2f^or,  errs,  m, 
A  ia^ad,  caalirom,  2, 


BAN 

A  B^ny,  podiom, 
.^ii/df,  adj.  calvus,  depilis 
A^t^^/iiifcourfe,  fermo  indpidus 
Tobe^flA/,  calvsfto,  3. 
Ba!derdaJh,hx\z'lo,  ginis,  f, 
Baldneiif  calvities,    «i.  f. 
A  bale^  farrinn,  i.  fafciff,  5. 
A  little  ^j/r,  taicicolus,  2. 
Baleful,  tr.ltis,  mcellns 
A.balkoi  wood,  trabs,  ;5.  t'pnnm 
To  ^tf/f,  fcepafs  b-^y  dijappoim 
\balli*i  play  wtb,  pila,  1. 
Ball'fJayvi^j  pililudium,  a. 
A  ball-playtTf  pila ri us,  2, 
A  foot-ball t  pila  pedal  is 
5tf//of  til e  hand,  ptlina,  i. 
Bjiloi  the  eye,  oculi  pupilla 
A  bail  ox  buUcty  globulus,  a. 
The  ^i/// of  a  pillar,  fccia,   i, 
A  'vjajb'bally  maama,  tf//i,  n, 
Pri liter's  ha't^  tucies,   //,t 
A  bill' {in  da'-ang)  celebres  chorea 
Pitnllance^  libra,  Oa'era,  i, 
A  Balfartce  {even  ntieigbt)  aeqoipon 

diurn,  2. 
To  ballance,  pondcff  aequare 
Ballancedf  in  aequipondio  pottos 
A  ballancer,  libripens,  dit 
To  ballixnce  accounti,  rationes  sequare 
A  ballafler,  clathru^  2» 
A  bcdlat  hox,,  cifta 
To  ^tf//(jfy  fuffragf  a  In  ciftatn  mitterc 
BalfenTy  opobalfaiDun?,  2. 
Ba'.my,  balfamlc^  haliaminn? 
A  A^^,  Pdiftum,  2.  ex£cratio,  3 
A  ^tfffie/^(ye)  vinculum,  x. 
A  band  qS  MiAtjZy  caterv^,  y.  gre» 
A  parfon's  hartd,  collate  faccrdorale 
A  hizyd  under  one  captain,  m:>ni- 

pulus,  2. 
ITy  ^rf^f^j,  ttrrmatJm,  tfAr. 
A  bandit t'if  JaUo<i»;5 
A  hatrdff  c}av>  <alc?*a 
|Tc?^;rr^V  kztyonj^ire 


BAP 


BandVf  A;c  croiktd 

A  lurnfl.'j^rc^  li^'atura,  I. 

A  Atf«// Ao.v,  ciflcllub,   !♦ 

^<r/7r,  piina,   i.  mors,  3. 

Ba  fief  id  J  noxiiis 

To  bari/h,  in  ejc ilium  mittcre 

To  be  tampxdt  exulo,  i. 

Banijhedf  cxulans,  ablcifatus 

A  b<jnipjcd  rmn,  exui^  ^'lis 

A  banijhingf  relegatio,  3. 

A  bamjbmetit,  exilium,  profcrlptl 

Banijicn,  clathri,  o-ww,  m. 

A  bank   {bil'.ock)  tumulus,   a.  (^ 

river)  ripa,    i.  {fbelf  in  the  p 

arenari.^  mol(«5,   {of  oars)  reiw; 

urn  fubfcUium,   (of  PiOJtey)  pel 

nia;  acervus 
The    public    bank,    locws  pubF< 

ubi  nwliOTum  pccun.a  icrvjtof 
A  bank  bill,  fyngrapha  publics  f 

cuniaria 
A  banker y  numwlarius,  2. 
A  bankrupt f  conturbatm-,  j. 
To  be  a  bankrifpty  decoqno,  e»a 
Bankruptcy,  rationum  conturbad 
To  banne,  fee  to  ban^  to  curfi 
A  banner^  vcxiliam,  2.  ftgimm 
Bamti    of    matrimony,    futuran 

nuptiaroin  folcmnis  dcnuniiati( 
A  banquet,  conviviuro,  2.epulae,j 
'Vo  banquet,  {i£t  IQ  fcafi 
A  banpteter,  convjva,  <r,  epulo 
A  banqueting-boup,  epularium,  3 
Of  a  ban^uety  convivialis,  adj, 
,A  bavfet,  j^catio,   3.  luius  fcuni 
To  bant'.r,  Jcr.Jo,  irridc,  3. 
I>y  «vay  of  battter,  jocofe,  aihf. 
To  turn   tf>  banter,   in   rtdicttk 

convcrtcrc 
A  batterer,  homo  jocolarls 
Hapfiffyt,  bapJifma,  ^Vij,  n. 
laptifita!,  b.iprifmalir,  «y^'. 
Pay  of"  Ixii.iih^f  d>«^s)nl[)iicuS 


Lifmi  facer 


(for  a  fence) 
I  door)  obex, 
igulom  (hin- 
um,  a.  mora, 
r)  abacus  (in 
oria  (darting 
where  caufe:» 
i  in  tore 
rxcludoy  3. 
us 
2. 

5.    inhuma- 

iculentus,tf<ijr. 
r,  inhumane 


tonforius 


ius  (ofgrafi, 
cloatbs)  pan- 
ps,  <ipii  (lean) 
tritus  {bare- 
'joted)  difcal- 
capite  aperto 
tantunn,  tan- 

tuli,  ifli 
denude,   i. 

*c,  glabreo 

jdv» 

A\X2^{ofbair) 

mey)  tenuitis 

ilf'itu 

)   paflom  (a 
pretii  (it  is 

ditio   (ajeft) 

paamt,  3. 


BAH 

The  bargain  maker,  pa£lor>  3t 

Bargained.   pa£los 

A  hartrainingf  pa£tIo,   3, 

A  barge,  lin»cr,  eris,   3.  navigiom 

A  barge  ctjit,  naviculator,  3. 

Baik   of  a   tree,    cortex,     uh,    f, 

{Jefitlts)  cortex  Peruvianas  {inner) 

liber,  z. 
To  bark  a  tree,  decortico,  I* 
To  be  barked^  decorticor,   i. 
Barked  or  peeled^  decorttcatut 
A  bark  (Oiip)  navigiolum,  z. 
To  bark  (as  a  dog)  latro«   i.  (as  a 

fox)  gannio,  4.   {at)  allatro,    x. 

(againft)  oblatro,  i. 
A  barking,  latratus,  4. 
Barley,  hordeum,  z.  (flour)  polen- 
ta, I.    (water)    ptifonariuniy  z. 

(broth)  jufculum  hordeaceum 
Belonging  to  barley,  hordeaceus 
Barm  (ye(l)  cereyifiv  cremor 
A  barn,  horreum^  i.  n. 
A  barometer,  inftrumentum  ad  gra- 

yitatemj  incumbentii  aerit  meti- 

endam 
A  baron,  baro,  emit,  m% 
Baron  of  the  Excbtftur,  queftor  fif- 

calh 
Bjronage,  baronatut,  4. 
A  baronet,  baronettus,  z« 
A  ba'onyf  baronia,  a,  f. 
A  barrack,  cafa  mihtaris 
A  barrel,  doliano,  z.  cadut,  z.  (of 

a  gun)  torment!  fiftala  (of  a  jack 

or  clock)  fufttt 
Btrrel-codt  afellus  fale  con  d   itu 
Barren,  fterilis,  eflToetus 
To  grow  barren^  fterilefco,  3, 
Barrennefi,  fterillitas,  3. 
Abarreter,  vit>l:tigator,  3, 
A  barricadoj  munitio  in  adita  via- 

rum 
To  barricade,  viae  additus  ocdudere 
Barricaded^  muoitus 


B  A  S 

Barrleft,  Hmites,  um,  m.  pU 

A  barfijhr,  canfidicus,  z. 

A  barrvm  (fepalchre)  tamnlotg^  !• 
(to  carry  dung,  &c.)  vebicttlnai 

Barter,  men,  cis,  f. 

To  barter,  mercet  commw tart 

Bartered,  commatatua 

A  bartering,  mercium  commutatio 

A  baft  (in  arcbiteAore)  bafis,  3. 
fundamentum,  z.  (in  mufic)  fo- 
nus  gravis  (vio/)  fides  primaria 
fono  gravi  {tborwgb  b^)  foniM 
gravis  fundaroeataTia 

Bafe  (adj.)  inferior,  inferior  (>8r* 
vi/r)  fervilis,  (mean,  low)  ha- 
milii,  obfcumtf  ignobilit  {cbiU) 
nothus  (metal)  adulterinus  (i»tf. 
v^)  faliaz  (ihamefol)  infamls 
(vi/r)  tnrpis,  vilis  (ftark  naught) 
nequam,  pravui  (cowardly)  ig. 
navus,  timidus 

A  bafi  wreteb,  nebulo,  Miis,  OL 

A  baft  aSioH,  ret  tnrpis 

A  ba/e  trick,  verfutia,  x.  ftropli« 

O  bafi!  O  facinus  indignura ! 

Bafefy  (adv.)  zhjtdth,  timidi,  im- 
probi,  turpiter 

Bafenefi  (of  birth)  ignobilitis,  }• 
[cowardlinejs)  timiditai,  3.  (kna- 
vijbnefs)  fallacia,  I.  (vUenefs) 
turpitudoy  3. 

A  bajbaw,  prarret  provincic  (^«- 
rat,)  homo  faftoius 

Bajbful,  modeftus,  verecondut 

Bajhfulnefs,  modeftia,  i.  podor*  ]• 

A  bafa  (foundation)  bafis,  it,  f. 

A  bafiat,  corbit,  it,  f.  cophinns,  l» 

A  bajket  maker,  cophinarint,  »• 

To  bajk  in  the  fun,  apricor,  Xt 

A  bajon,  pelvis,  |i,  f .  cntOTy  in'»  »• 

A  baflard,  nothut,  z, 

BafiardiKed^  adulterinus 

Bafiardj^  natilium  in£u||U9  ^^ 


B  A 

To  ha^c  (men)  camem  humcfVarc ' 
(to  beat)  vcrbero,  i.  (a  garment 
with  thread)  filo  raro  confuere 

A'^afling  fbeating)  fwO-lgatio,  3. 

To  hafiinadey  fufle  caeHere 

A  bafilnadcy  fuftuarium,  2. 

A  kdflion,  agger,  t'r/V,  3. 

Ahaty  (bird)  vcrpertillc,  pw/'i,  m. 
(Aick  to  play  with)  clava,  i. 
fadis,  3. 

A  htttcb  ef  breadf  panes  fiaiul  codli 

Scaclelf»-j  fee  Bacbebr 

To  Atffr,  fee  <«3tf rir 

P^r  (ftrife)  lis,  /;7;c»  f. 

A  wtakebate,  qui  litcs  ferit 

Bating  fmte  piVy  pauci's  cxceptis 

3mtiTtg  thaty  nifi  quod 

A  bath,  halncam,  2.  /'i&of^  thcrmas, 
arum,^/. f.  ^ro^^cella  fii^idaria 

To  latbe^  balneo  uti  (-oak)  mace- 
mo,  I. 

Patlydy  b^Ineo  lotos,  maceratus 

A  latrartotty  agmen.  /;?«,  n,  phalanx 

Batter t  farina  cum  laftc,  &c,  com- 
roixta 

To  batter,  obtunda,  5.  concuto,  3. 
▼erbero,  i.  dinio,  «/,  3.  c^erto,r/ 

Biff^ered,  conctifTs,  quafl[atus 

A  battering,  concafBo,  3. 

A  battering  Tom,  arics,  ^m,  m. 

A  battery y  (bread'J  vm'tna,  s.  {i  • 
Jt^ging)  oppugnat io,  3.  (bukva-k) 
inajorom  tor;jienrorum  fupgeftos 
(to  raifej  torment  a  difponcre 

ABatttty  pugna,  i.  prelium,  2.  acics 
To gi%e  batt/f,  acie  congredi 
To  gain  a  bat  tie  y  vinco,  3.  fupero,  i. 
To  l^feabatflcy  vincor,  li^ui,  3. 
In  battle  array ^  acics  i-.ftrudta 
Apabattkj  preliomnavale 

^To  battle nviih' one y  contendo,  3. 
Belonging  to  a  Ltttky  prfliaris,  e, 
Tohaffhnt  nlh^Cy  \i€t\\\  dcbita  & 

^  ^  impenfas  in  nomina  refeire 


B  E 

A  ^<3^//;  tiXy  b'peniifs,  ;V,  f. 

A  battle  door,   yal mula  1  u  ibrl a 

Bjttiemcntiy  prinnac  murorum 

A  batthry  qui  jiteris  ftudct 

A  bcttQrty  fufti?,  ;>,  m. 

Baubl-.Sy  trira;,  tfr»w,   f.  pi. 

A  baud,  (malr)  leno,  <j/»/i,  m. 
(female)  leni,  I. 

Baudry,  in  fpccch,  fpurcitics,  5. 

Ea-idy,  impudicus,  fpurcus 

Baudy  boufif  lopanar,  arii,  n. 

A  baven,  fafcis  renuium  virgarum 

To  bjulky  fcs  Balk 

To  bawl,  vocifeor,   i.  exclarao,  1. 

A  hanv'er,  vociferator,  3. 

A  hatvlingy  vociferatio,  co!ivitiijm,2. 

Eawtivg,  vociferans,  clam: tans 

'Bilongingtobflivlhigy  clamofus,  ad]. 

A  bay  (of  \v:iter)  finu-s  4..  (d<tm) 
moles,  it,  f,  (tree)  Inurtis,  us  Sc 
i,  f.  (piece  of  building)  pars  prin- 
cipalis a:dj(icii 

Bi art rg  beys,  laui'fer,  adj, 

Croivnrd  *ivito  ottys,  layreatns 

Bay  coloured^  baJius,  fiil^us  (chefnut 
col  )ur)  ex  badio  fufcus 

A  bayonet,  fica,   i. 

Bayes,  (cloth)  panniis  villoHis 

Be,  incom^orition,  fet  before  verbs, 
as  to  hedatth^  lignifiss  all  over, 
and  is  rendered  in  latin  by  fc/«, 
as  confoerjo,  Jt^  3. 

To  be  is  rendered  vaaoufly  in  latin, 
according  to  the  word  fvjllowijig 
it. a',  to  be  {c^lfioj  fam,  fio,  ex- 
ifto,  till,  3.  {^rt<j-<?/ff/?^adverfus,  l. 
afpernor,  i.  abnorrcrc  ab  (prefunt) 
adfjm,  intcrtum  [doln^)  ago.  cgi 
(rfct'^v)  abfunri  (by)  adfum  (for 
ons)  ftar^  cum  aiiquo,  taveo,  a. 
(mad)  inTanio.  4.  ^7//;e/^quielVo, 
(lick)  aegroto,  i.  (of  no  aotho- 
f.ty)  Parum  valere  (in  d^fi^cr)  pe- 
riclitor>    X.  (mijluk<n)  exro,    i. 


B  E 

fall  or,  Ifus,  3.  (lo't/j  out)  car^ 
egfo,   o.  [bcieaftcr)  futurui 
So  be  it^  ira  liat 
A  beach  (Hiorc)  litus,  oiisy  3.  (l 

afpalailnis,   2. 
A  hfifon,  fpecul;?,    i. 
Of  a  beacon,  fpeculatorius 
A  beadf  p;lula,  fphasrula,  I. 
A  pair  of  beads^  rofarium,  2* 
\  inadjtnariy  ice.  ifurr  rrun 
A  beadle,  antcambulo,  lienor, 
A  b-ad  roll,  lataicgus  precutn 
A  beti^t',  catiilus  vcnaticus 
A  iKu>':,  rnltrum,  2.    (of  a  fhip] 
•    Ura,  o'vmt  pi.  «.   {the  bcakk 

exhemitas  pror.^ 
Beakedy  ro.lra.us,  adj* 
A  beaker,  cantharus,  2. 
A  bealy  pufhiia,    i. 
To   b:a!,     (gather     matter) 

puro,   I. 
A  beam^  tr.»bs.  ali^,    f.    [print 
lacunar,  arts,  11.  {io:autr^s)}n 
tcx'oriiim  {ci  a    carriage)  t« 
o»;.'i,  m.  (of  a  balance)  ,'capu 
ftater,    'tm,  m.  (of  a  buck) 
vini    cornu    ftipes    (of    the 
jbhar.  d'^is,  n. 
L':k:  a  beam,  tra balls,  le 
Compaljed  it:ifh  beams,  radiatns 
Bfa-vy,   radians 
A  bum,   fa  Hi,    i. 
Trc;n-b  cr  kii'i^i  bean,  p^aTeuIu! 
Belongirv  to  a  b'an^   ta'jalts 
A  bean  cod,   filqua,    l.  vaivalu 
{Jic:!k)  fahalt-,  i^,   n.   [Jlraw. 
pull  falialis  (Jy^nidfre)   puK  i 
cea  [mcji)  lomentum,  2.  (c 
f.lb.lg'-.,    ;/z;j,    f. 


To  b> 


far  (or  ran-v)  p' 


r-O,  I.  gel 


baiulo  {nr  to  Jutfcr)  foio, 
patio:-,  Jl'us,  3.  {an  '^jvce)  vn 
excqui  [ii'tns,  a\  u  h'dirf)  m 
muacre  fungi  {^a  coat  cf  t 
geni 


B  E  A 


B  E  A 


B  E  C 


infi;na  gcftiir,  C^w^j')]     barbum,  2.   (of  corn)   fpica,   I.  |     {together)  colllAo^ /,  3,  (u  ttf 

r^^?i.v,    [awjy  from   a\      arifta',    i. 

Ko  difcedcre,    («r  ^/zng^lTo  ^?rfr</,  barbefco,    3. 


e)  tVuflum  cdirr,  (th.': 
f'jmp^a?  fu'Hru-re  (o<ie 
om'tor,  I.  (i«/  )  diem 
: habere,  (or^wl-  //o::;/:) 


I'jbhdo,    3. 


down  in 


evinco,  v/rr.  3.  (a 
ninirarcs  exsnerr,  (or 
ni::o,  3.  (f/«  »/«■/)  Re- 

3.  recorJor,  1.  (-j/T" 
ir..-)  abSilo,  7?/'/,  3. 
.'«»)  itt'jm  evortcje 
v'ueo,  2.  (a  grudge) 
JiFjc:  re)  aliquem  dili- 
,  or  make  gcod)  pro-'fto, 
or  fMve  lurHthfs)  tutor, 
I  part)  fuftinere  paftem 
tier)  accommolari,  (a 
:c;  liaiilitudinem  ha- 
^i?  unto)  cole,  ui,  3 
iniinor,  tfr/,  reruru 
h  a  fiis/e)  talem  inter- 
im admiccere  {frtvards  a 
uriiro,   I.  (or  prop  up) 

4.  (up  under  a  calamity) 
em  ftififerre  {up  againft) 
t'i,  obnitor,  fus  vel  xui, 
§«€)  ad  ali^uem  curfum 
(or  iesft  ttpm)  innitor, 
incambo,    hut,    {toitb) 
Jiy  1.  (witnert)teftor,  i. 
'  esrpt,  Tefpillioy  3, 
\Kon,  oppreflioy  3. 
Gr,  datos,  adj» 
ar,  prominentia,  i. 
I,  eflfoetus,  AJf. 
Uu,  2.  urfa,  I. 
confidbtion,  ardoSy   3. 
f  ^r,  oriiiius 
b«7ba,    I.    (of  a  foat) 
'*,  2.  (of  a  €at}^^cxio- 


Bcirde.i^   taibatiis,  aifj, 

Be.iriiUfi,  imberbis,  ad], 

A  if''jrn,   fee  child 

A  ^f/ry?,  beftia,    i. 

To  becooie  a  beaji,  brute  fico,  3. 

A  noild  beaftt  fcra,  i. 

A  btajl  cf  bnrdfn,  jumentnm,  2. 

Deafiial^  (bc'onginst  to  bsail«)  bej- 
hiinas  [ieud]  rurpis 

Bta(ili''efi^  {bruiiihncfs)  fcritas,  3. 
{Uu.inCi)  impudicitia,  [naftimfi) 
laimunditia    i. 

Beajlly,  {adj.)  I.ifrivus,    iT.mundus 

A  bcatf  or  n^alky  ambnlatio,   3. 

Beat  of  a  dufa,  fonus  tynijaiu 

Beat  of  a  pufe,  artenae  pulfus 

To  beat,  Tcrbero,  t.  ccdo,  ccc'd'i. 
3,  (or  bruij'e)  tcrerc,  (or,'  cop- 
qufr)  vinco,  vid,  3.  {t^^ainfl) 
allido,  ^,  3.  impinge,  pegi  (an 
alarfn)  bel Ileum  canSre,(^tf<:A)  re 
pello,  pufi  (the  breaf)  pUnjo, 
*/,  3.  (the  brails)  excogito,  i. 
(black  and  b'uc)  Ajg'llo,  i,  (or 
hammer  a  thing)  procudo,  Jf,  3 
down)  demolior,  4.  {down  the 
price)  reducere  pretium  {down 
fruit)  coacutere  fru6\us'  {a  drum) 
pulfare  tympanum  (as  tht  pujfe^ 
lentius  vel  celerius  moveri  {otruft 
up  and  down)  curfito,  I.  {upov^ 
as  rain)  impluo,  i,  (or  knock) 
'  puifit  J.  {or  knock  vfien)  polto,  i 
'  {with  tbiffi)  pQgnis  contundere, 
(out,  or  fearch  for)  indago,  i« 
\witb  a  hammer)  pcrtundo,  iudi, 
3.  {into  *tbe  memory)  inculco,  I. 
{much)  compulfo,  I.  (0«/).excudo, 
fii  3«  {out  the  drains)  exccrebro, 
I.  (aparfy)  ad  coUoquiumevocare, 
{top^wdir)  ad  ^  ulvercm  redigcre, 


waves)  illido,  Jt,  3. 
To  be  beaten,    vapulo,    i.*  c«dar«  ■ 
/:m,  3.'  {to  the gtcurj)  colUbelu^ 
cri, 
Bearc^y  verberatu9,  cacfus,  I.  (octt- 
cjm:)  vitkus,    {often  uifd)  tritui^ 
(tf^j;r/?)illifus  (back)  rcpercuHuSf 
(as  a  hedge  in  hunting)  cx^gita- 
t«s,    (to   death}   verbrribus,    «r.- 
pugnis  occifus^  (down)   dirutui^ 
{out)  exculTus,  {ot  fluKpcd  /^^  ' 
tber)  Aipatus  • 
A  gild  beater^  auri  excu  for  tcnnlQijm 
A  beatir,  (rammer)  fiHuca,  i. 
A  L' J  ting,  verberttiOy    3.  puliatia^ 
f(.  pull  us,    4.  {back)  repercu£i«^ 
;.     {on  the  bre^i)     piongor,    3^ 
{':vJtb  a  cudfi'I)   luftuarium,   x, 
(Jrui)    demolitio.     3.    {trgaa^ 
another)  collifio,  3.  coatuiio,  3. 
To  biavfy,  beo,  i. 
llcatif.id,  beads  afcriptvt 
H,  itiB'y  beatifical  beatificot 
Bciaification',  beatidcatio,   3. 
Beatitude,  beititudo,  'lais,  f. 
A  beau,  homo  eleeians  vellitv 
A  bravfr,    (beaft^  caflor,    3.  {ntJ^ 
caftorium,  2.  {bat)  pikus  caio-  • 
reus,    {meal)  meae^da,  i. 
Of  a  beaver,  ca(iexeu8,'£j»rifius 
Beautiful,  pulchcr,  venuAus 
Beauty,  pulcJuitudo,  enii,  ,if«  (of  a 
place)  amceoitaSy  3.  (ofathii^ 
elegantia,  i.    '       . 
To  beautify,  decoro,  I.  illuflra^  i. 
Beautified,  omatus,  decoiatiu  . 
A  beautifying,  decomnca,  3,  oma- 

tus,  4. 
To  be  beautifiil,  niteo,  x.  nttelcfl!*  3» 
Beautifully,  decor^  nitidd 
To  be  calm,  paco,  i.  ifido,  !• 
Becalmed,  vento  deftitatus  ^ 

1 


BED 

f ropterea  quod  (of)  ob,  propter, 
gratis,  ergo  wtb  a  gemthft  cafe 
after  it. 

Abeck^  (rivulet)  rivulus,  2*  (nod) 
nutus,  tU,  4. 

To  hecktn,  nuto,  i.  innco,  »/,  3, 

Ahiekmngj  nutatio»  3. 

To  kecme  (or  hefit,  fifing,  be* 
coming  deceo,  ui,  1.  (or  to^rrow, 
or  be  fuade)  evado,  /^  fio,  en 

^t  ill  beeometb,  iitoper.  dedecet 

Becoming  [decent)  decens,  (convenient) 
Anvenitfts,  (^rarr^tf/)  decorui 

Becomcp  fadut 

A  bed,  leAus,  1.  torus,  1.  cubiJe, 
3.  (of  /tf^«)  palvinar,  aris,  n, 
{in  a  garden)  arepla,  I.  (^a  ri- 
wrr)  alveus,  2.  canalii,  ii,  m. 
(Jeatber  bed)  culcica  plumea, 
{paUet  bed)  grabatus,  a.  (bed  of 
jand)  firatum,  %,  (of  Ueh)  ce- 
pctum 

A  bedt  bead,  cubitale,  ft,  n.  (feet) 
le£ti  pedes  (tefter)  le£ti  umbella, 
{ftead)  fponda^  i.  le^  fulcrum, 
{pofi)  \t&x  columoa,  (maker) 
le^i  ftrator,(/iVJ(}  culcita,(arrftffff) 
U€d  vela  dudilia,  (rAtfm^)cubi. 
cnlum,  (bed  cktba)  ftragula,  n,  pi, 

A  bed,  i.  e.  in  bed,  Cubans  fopinut 

To  make  a  bed,  XtSbim  fiemere 

Bedtime,  hora  romni 

To  be  brwfbi  to  bed,  parturio^*  4. 

One  brought  to  bedf  puerpera^  z» 

To  keep  one't  bed,  le^o  affigi 

To  bed  witb,  concumbo,  cubm,  3* 

Of  a  bedcbember,  cubicnlaris 

A  ^//^  in  bed,  decubitus^  4. 

Bedrid,  clinicus 

A  bedfellvw,  confort  ledt 

To  Udaggk,  fee  daggU 
'm!b,  fee  dawb 
i  in  ledum  rcceptof 
^  kdiilrafuU 


B  E  F 

Tobedftu,  irrdro,  i. 

To  be  bedewed,  rorefco,  3. 

A  bednoing,  roratio,  afperdo,  3. 

Bedlam,  hofpitium  infanorum 

A  bfdiamite,  infanus,  maniacus 

Bedlamlike,  furibundus 

To  bedungy  ftercore  inquinare 

To  bedufif  pulvere  con^pergere 

A  bee,  apis,  /V,  f.  (gadbee)  afilus, 
a.  (bumble  bee)  bombilius,  2. 
(young  bees)  nymphae,  arum, 
pi,  f,  (fwarm  of  bees)  apium 
ezamen,  (drone  bee)  fucus,  2. 

A  bee  mafier,  apiarius,  2. 

Of  or  belonging  to  beet,  apianut 

Beecben,  fagineus,  fageus 

Beef,  caro  bubuUa  vel  bovilla(^ow- 
^«r^^.bubula  falita,  (bung)  bubu- 
la  infumata 

A  beef,  bos,  ov/x,  ]• 

I  bave  been,  fui 

Beer,  ccrevifia,  t.  (ftrong)  cere- 
vifia  generofa  ((mall)  cereviA^ 
tenuis,  (ftale)  potus  acrior,  (dead) 
▼ap(.a,  I.  (new)  muftum,  2. 

A  beefom,  fcopae,  arum,  pi.  f. 

Beeftingt,  cbloOrum.  2. 

A  beetle  (fly)  fcarabcus,  2.  (ffi>) 
cantharut  pifcis  (for  flax)  lini 
frangibulum,  (bucking  beetle)  tu- 
dicula,  I.  (paviour*t  beetle)  pa*- 
YicuU,  X.  (mallet)  malleus, 
2.  tudes,  Itit, 

Beetlebrow'd,  fuperciliofut^  (i^in/) 
fatuus,  plumbeua 

To  befaU,  contingo,  3.  erenio,  ^^ 

Befitting,  conveniens,  idoneoa 

To  befiolf  aliquem  ridere 

Before  is  rendered  vatioufly  in  latin, 
fometimes,  and  moft  commonly 
by,  ante,  apud,  coram,  in,  ob,  pa- 
1am,  prae,  preter,  pro,  fub,  fupra 

Before  tbat,  adv.  ant2,  antequam, 
citius,  prittf^uam,  fotiua 


BEG 

^^^^(adj.)  priori  at,  nos  | 

Jbtmus,  'we  ^vVi  go  before 
A  litih  hffurt^  pauIo  ante 
LtjiT  hffir^,  jum  dudum 
B^f:>re  ail  ihingty  imprimis 
Bforf^U  men^   paJam 
lieftfnovv,  anTthiC 
^tfiretKn,  antea 
Be/are  timfy  otim^  dudum 
Befcr^  in  the  mi^Id,  opulcntui 
To  hrfeu/,  cornquino,   I. 
To  6tfrierd,  alicui  favere 
Bffritntifdf  famrus 
To  hrgy  mendico,    i.  (intrea 
I.  {lumhfy)  fupplico,  I.  (ea: 
ohfccro,    1.    (the  fue/rion) 
cipiunn  pcterc 
To  li!£€(t  (as  a  faEhcr)  gignO, 
3.  [pr^ure)  produce,  xi,  j 
A  bfgetfirfg^  gencratio,   3. 
Btggfd^  mcndicatui  (intreatec 

tvSf  rogatus 
A    higgatf    mendicus,    2.  1 

cuU,   I. 
To  beggar,  ad  inopiam  redigi 
Htg^ar'd,  ad  in  op  cam  reda^lt 
Bejr^ar^ii'f  inops.   /'i,  pauper, 
Brgg&rly  (mcan)  vijis,  abjeQi 
Beggary,  paupcrtas,  mendicii 
A  bfggiftg^  meodicatio,  3. 
It  goei  a  beggings  vili  pretio  \ 
To  i^^iff,    inctpipj   cepi,   3. 
fife)  orior,  artut,  4.  naia 
fpfj,    3,    {again)   repeto, 
dejigii)  inftituo,  «i,  3.  (tf  j 
ingrcdi  iter,    (a  battle)    p 
inirc  {an  ^ff )  magiitratun 
(or  make  a  rough  draught)  d 
!♦  (ij  f^iRf)  rem  tentare, 
grcdi,  (w^/-)  bellum  fufcip 
lOfcrid}  queftum   occipere 
aofpicata  rem  aggredi  (« 
^ro^ofe)  I  ace  fib,  «^, 
Beginner^  U^autb^r 


BE  I 

k^nnerp  tiro,  onisp  m* 
',  exorfns 

hg,  initiom,  a.  princi- 
2.  exordium, '2.  {rife  or 
orfgOyMiiy  f.  primordium 
d,    ciogo,  xi.  3.  obiideo> 

indhis 

genituSy  prognatas,  (JlrJI 
9)  primogenitus,  (off^  he^ 

unigenitus 
fe,  fraodoy  I.  fallo,  3. 

deceptus,  fraudatus 
ff^,  dolus,  2.  fallacia,  I* 
ceptusy  inclinatus 
i  vice 

V,  %cto^geffi,  3. 
r^,  male  moratut 
rW,  bene  moratas 
r,  morum  geinis 
avioutp  urbanitas,  3. 
7our,  inurbaoitas,  3. 
d,  decollp,  I.  obcrunco>  i. 
',  decollatus 
'/ajf,  decoUatio,  3. 
not  before)  pone,  poft,   a 
(renuti'mng)  porro,  reliquus 
bind  (left)  relinquor,  3, 
tnd,  ad  inopiam  reda&ut 
ccce  !  en !  inter},  ^ 
d,  afpicio,  esrijnfpicio^  3  {4 
■)  fpeculo,  1,  (or  /00k  ahout) 
tro,  I.  {earneftly)  obtueor^ 
I.  {with  comfajjjion)  alicujus 
\n. 

.  obligatus 

^holden  to,  obligor,  I.  ob- 
OTj  3. 

er,  fpcdator,  3. 
commodum,  gratia,  t* 
tett,  (imperf.)  oportet,  ex- 

(eflence)  natora,  !•  eflfen- 
[,  eziflcAtia,  i.  {Mitation) 


BEL 

habitario,  3.  domos,  ms,  4.  (Urt 
thire,  or  hy)  prcfenda,  i« 

Being  (feeing  that)  eidv,  cdm,  quo 
niam,  quando,  quidem,  (for  if, 
toben^  wHIft,  or  after  lam,  was , 
ice)  is  made  by  an  ablative,  ab 
folute,  as  my  father  being  dead, 
patre  meo  extindo  ;  (for  wbo,  or 
which  am,  was,  Sec.)  may  agree 
with  the  word  preceeding,  as  my 
father  being,  er  who  is,  a  man, 
pater  meus  vir 

Being  is  alfo  often  made  byyvm  ejr- 
pKfTed  or  included  in  another 
verb,  as,  there  is  no  being /or  me 
at  Rome,  nee  licet  mihi  e(ie  Rcma 

To  belabour,  caedere,  vrrberare 

Belaboured^  caefus,  verberatus 

I  was  belated,  nox  me  occupavit 

A  belch^  TU&ni,  4. 

To  belch,  m€to,  i.  era£to,  i. 

Belched,  ru£tatu9 

A  belching,  rudlatio,'  3. 

Given  to  belching,  ru^uofus 

To  beleague,  fee  to  bffifge 

A  belfry,  campanarum  locus 

Beigic,  belgicus,  adj. 

Belief,  fides,  H,  f. 

Pafi  belief,  incredibilis,  adj,  (eafy 
ofbeli^  credulus,  {hard  of  belief) 
incredulus 

Eafinefs  of  belief,  crednlitas,  3. 

Hardnefs  of  belief,  incredulitas,  3. 

The  belief,  fymbolum  fidei 

To  believe,  {ajfent  to)  credo,  didi,  3. 
(/ri^/?  ro)  ahcui  confido,  3.  {thin/i) 
exiftimo,  i.  opinor. 

To  be  believed,  crcdor,  Itus 

To  make  one  believe,  perfuadeo,  2. 

Believed,  fee  credited,  credible 

A  believer,  fidelis,  credens 

To  make  believe,  ilmulo,  I. 

A  bell,  campana.  i.  no^a,  i. 

A  liftlc  bellj  tintinaabuluia 


BEN 

To  bear  the  bell,  palmam  fenv 
AbellfMnder,  campanarius,  2« 
A  bellman^  praeco  noflurnut 
A  belhveather,  duxgregis 
To  bellow,  mugio,  4.  emuglo,  4« 
A  bellowing,  mugitus,  4. 
Bellows,  (a  pair  of)  toliis,  it,  m* 
Belluine,  belluinus,  adj, 
A  billy,  venter,  tris,  m.  alvus^  1,  4. 
Little  belly,  ventriculus,  2. 
Awomans great  belly  t  aequor  ventris 
Belh  ^cbe,  tormina  ventris,    {trcu^ 
hied  with  it)  alvi  dolore  laborans 
Great  bellied,  veotricofus 
Big  bellied,  (as  a  woman  with  child) 

gravida,  pregnans 
Bellv  cheer,  cibaria,  orum,  n.  pU 
A  tel/y  god,  helluo,  onis,  m. 
A  belly  friend,  paralitus,  2, 
A  beUyfull,  fatietas,  3.  fatias,  3. 
Full  bellied,  fatur 

To  belong  to,  pertineo,  2.  attineo,  2« 
Belongings  attinens,  pertinens 
Beloved,  dile£hi8,  charus,  gratus 
Dearly  beloved,  chariflinnus 
Below,  {adj.)  infcrnus,  inferus,  in- 
ferior 
Below,  {adv.)\r\frz,  fubter,  deorfum 
Below,    (prof,)    fub,  fubter,  infrsf 
From  below,  inferne,  defub. 
yi  belt,  cingulum,  2.  baltcrus,    i. 
To  lely,  calumnior,  1.  ementior.  4. 
Behed,  calumniatus,  falfo  deiatus 
A  belying,  calumnia,  i. 
To  Semire,  fe  inquinare 
Bemired,  inquinatus 
To  bemoan,  deploro,  i.  lugeo,  2. 
To  be  bemoaned,  dolendus 
Btmoaned,  deploratus 
A  bemoaning,  plan  due,  4.  lu£lus 
Bemoatiirg,  lugfr.s,  depJorans 
A  bench,  Icamnum,  2.  fedile,  3.  (of 
y^lWcf)  fribtina.',  3.  (of  juftic.bl 
conccffus,   fa;,  n*.  ^ 


BEN 

Kin£i  btncb,  bancus  regius 

A  bencher f  afleflbr,  3, 

Benches  (in  a  fhip)  tranftra^  orum, 
pi.  n. 

Abend,  plica,  (inheraldry)  fafcia,  i. 
(of  a  ihip)  cuivatura,  i. 

Ta  bend,  fle£lo,  xi,  3.  curvo,  i. 
intendo,  di^   3.   inclino,  i.  (//>« 

■  •  mitt  J  to)  animMm  adjungcre  (back) 
reclino,  1.  redefto,  xi,  3.  {a,botv) 
arcum  tend  ere  {round)  in  orbem 
flefttre  {the  brows)  fronicm  ciir- 
rugare  (the  jifi)  pugnas  cpmpli- 
care  [a  course)  curfum  tendsre 
{forwards)  inclino,  I.  {from) 
rcclino.  1.  declino,  i.  {inwards) 
incurvo,  i.  {towards)  acclino,  i. 
verge,  3.  (hisfudy)  annitor,  xus, 
orfus 

ToA^»</,  (neut.)vcrgo,  3.  {under  or 
Jbrink)  fuccumbo,  3. 

To  begin  to  bend,  incurvcfco,  3,. 

Bended,  or  betit,  flexus 

£ajy  to  If  end,  flexilis,  e 

Binding  {do^vn)  indinans  (forwards) 
vcrgens  {frontwards)  dec li vis  (as 
the  heavens)  concav.is  {inwards) 
acclivis  {to)  acclinans  {or  leaning) 
innitens 

A  bending  (or  bowing)  flcxio,  3. 
{about)  circumflexio,  3.  {arch' 
wife)  fmuatio,  3,  {down)  decli- 
vitas,  3. 

TiCrJing  downwards y.  d eel  I  vis 

Binding  uf/wardsy  acclivis 

Binding  Lie  a  Bo^u,  arcuatlm 

Beneath,  fee  below 

Ber.ed'Mion,  bcncdiftio,  3. 

A  btncficiior.,  largitio,   3, 

A  bcncfaFtor,  parronus,  2. 

A  btnefice,  bentjficium 

"  ftA''d,  pne'eiius  fcifT 'I 
BibWCt',  benefuentia,  t. 
r«  ibeuignus,  liberalit 


B  E  R 

Beneficial,  commodusy  utilis 

A  benefit,  beneficium,  2.  gratia,  i. 

To  benefit  {do  good  to  J  profum,  fui, 
(neuc.)  proficio,  3.  progrcdior 
(under  a  minifter]  capere  fru^um 
ex  dd6>rina 

A  bknevolence,  largitio,  3. 

BencvoJeace,  benevolentia,  t. 

Benevolent,  benevolus^  bcnevolcni 

Benif^fhted,  no6tc  praeventus 

Ber'igf:,  bcnignus,  clemens 

Benignity,  clementia,  I .  bcnignitas, 

Benignly,  bcnigne,  clemcnter 

Bent  {bowed)  flexus,  tenfus  (ready) 
promptus,  pronus  {againfi)  ad- 
verfus  alifiii  [bgckwards)  recur- 
vus  {bloodily)  flagrans  odio,  fan- 
guir.em  filieiis  {many  iixays)  linu- 
ofus  {refcluttly)  obftinatus  {unto  or 
on)  addiclns,deditus  {tafdy)  llcxiiis 

Bent  of  mind^  fee  inclination 

To  benum,  ftupef acio,  feci,  3. 

To  be  berumrn'd,  ol;^upeo,  2.  {with 
cold)  algeo,  alfi,  ^,  fr'geo,  xi, 

Benummed,  torpJdus 

A  banumrting,  flupor,  3.  torpor,  J. 

To  bepifs,  commjngo,  xi,  ^,' 

Btpifly'louo  madens 

To  be^tttarhj  tc ftamcnto  relihquere 

Bei^ueathed,  le^'atu" 

Ihirg  te^ueafhd,  Jcgatum 

Pcrfon  to  wLow  a  thirg  is  bequeathed, 
legatarius,  2. 

To  bcray,  contjmino,i.  inquino,  1. 

Berayed,  inqninatus,  fcedatus  {with 
blcod)  cruore  pollutus 

To  bereave,  fee  d-prive 

A  berlin,  cuiiuo  DcrlimVnfis 

A.  bury,  bacca,  \ .  {hayberry )  h%ccz 
laurea,  {''ill  LnyJ  varcinium 
nigrum  (blitc'iberry'\  morum,  2. 
{crai: berry )  vacciniuin  paluftre, 
f eldi^r berry ^  faml'.uci  bucca  {ivy 
beny)  c^rymbw"?,    2.   {gcofcberty) 


B  E  S 

grolTulariae  acinus  {rafpberry)  id 
rifbi  bacca  (yfrflw^^ryjfragu no, 
{wild   firawberry)    arbutus, 
(fcrvice  berry)  fprbum,  2.  {wh 
thornberry)  aura,    i. 
Haying  berries,  baccatus 
Berth  (at  fca)  nn.unus,  cris^  n* 
To  befeecb,  lupplico,  i.  imploro, 
Befieching,  fupplicans,  obfccrans 
A  befeeching,  fupplicatio,  3, 
To  befet,  crrcumdo,   dedi,  i,  oW 
deo,  !►(•«  allfdes)  ciFcumfid^o, . 
Befet,  obfefTus,  circwmfefliw 
Befde  or  befid*s,  (adv.)  porro,  pra 
terea,  praetcrquam,  ad  hoc,  tun 
fimul,  (praepof.)  a,  ab,  abs,  a 
extra,  juxta,  prxter,  prope,  pro; 
ter,  fecundum,  Sec, 
To  be  hefides  one*s  felf,  deliro,  I, 
Bejide  the  mark,  a  fcopo  aberraas 
To  befege,  obfideo,  fedi^  2U 
Bificged,  obfeiTus 
A  btfiegePj  ehfefl&r,   3. 
A  befieging,  obfidio,  ohftffio,  3. 
Tokejimar,  i\\\no,levi,  3.  Inqito 
Befmeared,  dtliburus,  illitus 
A  befmearifig,  unftio,  3. 
Befitted,  ftupidus,  inebriatus 
Befought,  fee  to  bejjeecb 
Be/ought,  imploratus,  oratut 
•To  he  befought,  exorandus 
To  befpatter,   luto  con/pergere  {d 

fame)  calumnior,    i. 
Befpattered,    {with   dirt)  luto  ooi 
Iperfus  {by  a  bad  tongue)  infami 
afperfus 
To  bc^pawl,  kcfpit  or  fpawl 
To  bffpeak,  compello,  i .  alliceo, ; 

jubeo,  2.  procuio.  l. 
To  bffpeckle,  fxre  tofpcckle 
To  befprinkte,  fee  io  fpriakle 
Beft,  optimus,  preef^antiHimuS 
Beft  of  all,  (adv.)  oj^tlme,  maxia 
To  bejlir^  dUigcnter  agere 


BET 

fiv«)  larglor,  3.  dono,  x. 
expeado^  3.  erogo,  i. 
CO,  I.  colloco,  I.  {time 
as   tei£re>  (lay  up)    re- 

given)  datus   {laid  ofit) 

{placed)  collocatus  [laid 
iditus 

krgicor,  3.  dator,  3* 

fee  to  ftride 
nus  deponere 
IS,  »ris,  n.  depofitum,  2. 
Ignoratus 
ui  pi  gnus  deponit 
ponfio,  3« 
fee  to  take 

fee  to  think 

bethought  bimfelf^  repa- 
im 

▼en  10,  uiy  4. 
•,ou  !  vae  tibi ! 
9,  tempori,  (is  the  morn" 
to  mane 

ndico,  I.  portendo,  <//,  3. 
ndicatus,  fignificatus 
prodo^  3.  trado,  3.  pro- 

rcdltus,  traditus 

proditor,  3.  traditor,  3, 
,  prodicio,  3*  traditio,  3. 

defpondeo,  ^',  %, 
defponiatus 

ior,  potior,  praeftantior, 
pcrio',  charior 
.)  melius,  (atius,  potius, 
us 

tmpiifico,  T.  augeo,  2. 
r,  praeilo,  JTiti,  1. 
v/f«!!r,  fupero,  i. 
tter,  meliorefco,  3,   (in 
:oDvalefco,  3. 

prsef^at 
►eriores 
I  betwixt,  iAter»  10  medio 


BID 

Lying  Betvreen,  inteijacens 

To  go  hettoeen,  intcrct^o,  cej/i,  3. 

Puthetween,  interpofilus 

Between  ivbilesy  interim 

Beverage,  fee  hsver 

A  bevy  (of  (}«iaiisy  Sec.)  grez,  3*  tn* 

To  hevfoil,  ploro,  I . 

BetvaifabUf  plorandus 

Bewailedy  deploratus 

A  bewailing,  Jamentatio,  3* 

To  bewarcy  caveo,  vi,  2. 

To  betvildery  feduco,  xi,   3. 

Be^oildered,  errabandus,  devlus 

To  bewitch^  {incjbantj  fafcino,  i. 
(charm  or  pleafe)  demulceo,  2. 
aures  rap  ere 

Bewitched,  incantatus 

A  bettfitcher,  incantator 

A  heroitcbing,  incantamentum,  z. 

Bewitching  beauty,  forma  eximia- 

To  bewray  (difclofe)  prodo,d1di,  3. 
{defile)  fcedo,  I.  fee  to  beray 

A  biwrayer,  proditor 

Beyond,  extra,  ultra,  praeter,  trans, 
fupra 

Beyond  fea^  franfmarinus,  adj. 

The  bezel  of  a  ring,  pala 

A. bias,  prxponderatio,  3. 

To  bias  one,  feduco,  3.  trabioy  3. 

Biajfed,  iAclinatus,  adu 

To  run  a  biafs,  oblique  currere 

To  put  one  out  ofoiafs,  deturbo,  i. 

A  biajjing,  inclinatio,  3. 

A  bib^  infantis  pe^orale 

A  bibber,  bibax,  potator,  3. 

A  Vibhing,  potatio,  3.  ebrietas,  3, 

The  bible,  biblia,  pi.  fanttae  literae 

To  bicker,  difcepto,  i.  litigo,  i. 

A  bickerer,  altercator,  3. 

A  bickering,  altercatio,  3. 

To  bid,  jubeo,  2.  impero,  i.  nun- 
do,  I.  (invite)  invito,  x.  tm)co,  i. 
rogo,  I.  j^tf^;VM^valcdico,  3.  {bat- 
tUot  defiance)  provoco,  1.  {banr.s) 


B  I  L 

tfiatnmonium  promulgo  {gnd 
merrow)  faluto,  I.  {siholyday)  t  .-naa 
denuncio  {money  for  snares)  lici- 
tor,  !• 

Bidden,  (commanded)  yuiTus,  {in* 
vitfd)  vocatus,  invitatus 

Not  bidden t  injuffus,  invo  atui 

A  bidder,  juflbr,  3.  vocator,  3,  (of 
money)  Iicitator,  3. 

A  bidding,  juffum,  2*  invitatio,  3. 
{of  a  price)  licitatio,  (<?/*  banns) 
denunciatio  matrimonii,  I. 

To  bide,  fee  to  abide 

Biennial,  biennis,  ad], 

A  bier^  fereirum,  a,  fandapila,  f  • 

Big,  raagnus,  grandis  [in  bulk)  craf- 
fitf  {in  authority)  porens  {with 
child)  gravida,  pregnane,  {with 
pride,  &c.)  inflatus,  tumidus 

To  grew  big,  tumco,  2.  turgeo,  fi^ 
{with  chiM)  auolcfVo  in  paitum 

Big:ifry^  bigamia,   1. 

Bigger ^  major,  grand  ior 

To  make  bigger,  extendo,  di,  3, 

To  grew  bigger  in  bulk,  cre(co,  3. 
{injlaturc)  adolefco,  evi,  3, 

Bignefs,  amplitudo,  tnis,  f. 

A  bigot,  fuptil'-Jtiofus,    2. 

Bigotted,  fuperi^itione  afHatua 

Bigottry,  fuperftitio,  3. 

A  bile,  tuber,  rr/j,  c.  ulcus,  3, 

BiIe{*.ho\cr)  bills,  3,  cholera,  z« 

Full  of  biles,  ulcerofus 

Bilious  J  biliofus 

To  bilky  dolis  fallere,  fraudare 

Bilked^  frau datus,  dolis  deceptus 

A  bilker^  fraudator,  3. 

A  bilking,  fraud itio,  3. 

A  bill  or  fcroll,  fchcda,  i.  {of  debt) 
fyngrapha,  i*  {bills  of  exchange) 
teflerae  nummariac  {bank  bills)  tef- 
ferae  argentariae  {bills  of  f ale)  ta- 
bulae auftipnariae  {a  bill  in  cban" 
eery)  a£lio  in  curia  cancell^  jj 
Da 


BIN 

Uti  (sfcofit)  tabula  tmppnCarum 
(of  entry)  tabula  mercium  inicnp- 
tarum  {of  divorce)  repudium  ux- 
ori  miffutn   {of  fare)  cibanorutn 
tabella  {or  catalogue)  catalogusfor 
indiEiment)    libellus    accufatorius 
(of  complaint)  criminis  poftulatio,  | 
(of  lading)  tabella  rerum  vcfta-  I 
rum   {of  parcels)     tabella    rerum  | 
fingularium    {of  record)    libellus 
BoemoriaUs    {in  parliament)    lex 
roganda  {over  a  door)  programmai 
atisj  n. 
Bills  of  mortality  y  tabulae  mortuorum 
A  bill  or  book,  falx,  m,  f, 
A  biUft  dwx,  epiftola  amatoria 
A  billet  of  locod,  bacillum,  2, 
Soldiers  billets,  tefTarae  militares 
Having*  a  bill,  roftratus 
A  billing,  baiiatio,  fuavium,  2. 
Billiardsy  lufus  tudicularis 
A  billow,  fludlus  ingens  maris 
A  bin^  panarium,  2. 
To  bifid,  hgo,   I,  oblige,  i.  {about) 
circumligo,  3.    {back)    rcftringOj 
xi,  3.  (before)  praeligo,  l.  {books) 
libros    comptngere    {a    bargain) 
padum    confirmare   {faft)   con- 
Uringo,  xi,  3.  la  garment)    pre- 
t'exo,  3,  {bimfelf  to  appear)    va- 
dor,    I,    {bimjelf  to  pay)  judica 
turn  folvcre  {the legs)  praspedio-,  4. 
{by  oath)  jure  jurando  obflringere 
{over  to  jfjjicns)  vador,  1.  {an  af^- 
prentice)  tironem  artifici   trad<'r(f 
ad  artem  difcendam  {•with  cfiers) 
vieo,  vi,  2.  {by  promije)  ftipuloi 
(tvith  rufhes)   fcirpo,   i.   {to)   al- 
ligo,   I.   {together)    conjungo,    3. 
(underneath)    fubligo,    1.    {upon) 
fuperalligo,  i.  {up  a  wound)  vul- 
jobligare  {up  in  bundles)  fii(ci^ 
*'       nftringere   {hand  and  foot) 
"^     I  cooftr inhere 


.      BIT       • 

A  binding,  Ijgatura,  i.llgatio,  3. 
Binding,  (coftive)  alvum  aftringeas 
A  biographer,  biographus,  2. 
Biography f  biograpbia,  i. 
Bipartite,  biparcitus 
A  bird,  avis,  volucris^  3. 
Abirdcally,Mtsh 
To  go  a  birding,  aucupori  X. 
I  Birdlime,  vifcus,  2. 
Birth,  ortus,  4.  partus,  4* 
Birth-day,  dies  natalis 
\  A  birth,  {parentage)  genus,  3. 
Belonging  to  one* s  birth y  natalis 
Birth  rights  jus  debitum 
Birth-place,  natale  folum 
New  birth,  regeneratio,  3, 
The  after  birth,  fecund ae,  pi.  f. 
The  birth,  partio,   3.  ortus^  4. 
Abijbop,  epifcopus,  2. 
Of  a  bijhop,  epifcopalis,  adj, 
A  bifhoprick,  epifcopatus,  4, 
Bijket,  (fea)  panis  nauticus 
I  Bijpxtile,  biffextilis,  adj, 
A  bit,  fruArum,  2.  bucca,  x. 
Bit  of  a  bridle,  lupatum,  i.  n« 
A  bitch,  canis  femina 
A  bite,  morfus,  4. 
I  A  bite  (cheat)  homo  fallax 
To  bite,  mordeo,  momordi,  2.  (again) 
remordeo,  2.  {off)  demordeo,  2. 
{the lips)  labia  corrodere  {the  naik) 
ungues  atrodere  {to  the  quick)  ad- 
mordeo,  2.    (routid)  ^mbedo,    3. 
{often)  morfito,   X.  (or  cheat)  de- 
cipio,   3.   (as  pepper,   &c.}  aro, 
ujfi,   3. 
A  biting,  morfus,  4. 
A  biting  or  flinging,  mordacitat,  3, 
Biting,  mordax,  acis,  afper 
Bitingly,  mordaciter,  mordicss 
B'rtten,  demorfus 
Frofi  bitten,  gelatus 
Bitter,  (in  ttfte)  amaros,  (feverc) 
acerbofy  aculeatus,  intenfui 


B  L  A 

Bitterly,  amar^,  acerbi 

Bitternefs,  amaritudo,  3.  afperitis. 

Bitumen,  bitumen,  'inis,  n. 

Bituminous,  bituminofus 

To  blab,  garrio,  4.  deblatero>  i. 

A  b/ab,  loquax,  futilit  ' 

Blabbed,  deblateratus 

Black  (colour)  ater,  niger  (wick 

fceleftus,  impiobus 
To  be  black,  nigreo,  3*  nigrefcOy 
To  black,  denigro,  i.  obfufco>  i. 
Clothed  in  black,  pullatus,  atratui 
Black  and  blue,  lividus 
Made  black  and  blue,  fugillatus 
To  be  black  and  blue,  \\\eo,  2, 
A  blackbird,  meruia,  u 
A  black,  ath'ops,  opis 
Black  as  foot,  fuligineus  (as  pitch 

a  coal)  nigerrimus 
Blacked,  atratus,  denigratas 
To  dye  black,  nigro  colore  inficcv 
To  Slacken,  (ttfcandalixe 
To  blacken,  nigrefco,  3. 
Blacking,  atramentum»  2, 
Blackifb,  fufcus,  nigellus 
To  be  blackijb,  nigrico,  i. 
Blackne/s,  nigrities,  5.  nigritude, 
A  bladder,  vefica,  i. 
A  blade  ofgrajs,  8cc.  caulis,  is, 
(of  an  oar)  remi  ton  fa  (of  afw 
enfts    lamina   (of  the  fMiuU 
fcapula  {of  a  knife)  culrri  lam 
A  ^/tf^,  juvenis  alacer,  bcllushoi 
A  bUin,  ulcus,  iris,  n. 
full  of  blahs,  ulcerofus 
Blame ^  culpa,  f.  crimen,  3. 
To  blame,  incufo,  culpo,   i«  (cU 

increpo,  »i,  i. 
Blameable,  vituperabilis 
Blamed,  culpatus,  incufatus 
To  be  blamed,  culpor,  i.  incufoFj 
Blamelefs,  innoxius,  integer 

1A  blaming,  incufatio,  3, 
To  blanch,  candefacio,  3.  decortiec 
Bland 


BL  E 

I  dealbatus,  decortlcatas 
idj.)  albut,  caodidos  {f>ale) 
ii{c9xfiiiiuUJ)  confufus 
,  tdiera  pura    {had  hufinejs) 
fl)  (is  a  lottery)  furs  cafla 
Hi,  plane,  penitus,  omnind 
',ftngQium«  %  torale^ii,  n. 
{at  a  candle)  liqoando  fcin- 
[I'lke  m  C9w)  mug.o.  4. 
Mf,  execror,  blaTphemo,  i. 
•mer,  blafphemus,  2. 
Mi>  ia    deam    contume- 

sujly^  blafpheme 

',  bUrphemia 

r  hlajiing)  fideratto,  3.  (of 

kc.)    rubigOy  ginisy  i.  (of 

veoti  flatus  (  or  Jound)  fla- 

vSf  n. 

corn,,  ice.)  xuo,  ujfL,  {with 

Kg)  fulgure  perujti  (a  di- 

QftrO)  I.  {reputation)  infa- 

famam  violarc 

ideratus,  fruftratus 

flamma,  i. 

as  fire)  flagro,  I.  {abroad) 

,  I.  penrulgo>  i. 

tody  perrulgatns 

(difplay)  enarro,  i.  {arms) 

depingere 

,  dealbo,  I.  caodefacioy  $. 

dealbatos 

UmI,  frigefco,  }• 

ngoTj  OTiSf  in* 

f  lipput 

<n  a  fifffpf  ba]o>  s.  (as  a 

phllb,  I. 

,  balatus,  4* 

'nme.)  fanguine  fluere 

;^  Hood)  Tcnam  incidere 

scij  fangainem  amittert 

qvi  vetum  mcidit 

,  langiiais  flsEus 


B  L  O 

A  bkmijhy  naacula,  i.  labes,  I'i  (of 

credit)  dedecus,  <iris  fa.  infamia,  I. 

To blemijb,  mucuio,   i.  inquino,   I. 

{6ne*t  reputation)  famam  liedcre 
Blefnifoed,  Ixfus,  afperius 
Full  of  bkmijbes-,   maculofus 
To  bhnd^  admifceo,  1.  commifceO|S. 
Blended^  mixtus,  commixius 
^blinding,  mixcio,  3.  roixCura,  3. 
To  bUfSf    bcnedico,  jw,    3.    {c^nfe- 
crate)   confecro,  i.  (or  noifif  good 
fuccefi)  afpiroy  i.  fecundo,  i. 
To  blefi  God,  deum  laudare 
Blejfed,  or  bleft,  bcatus,  b<nedi£lus 
The  blejfedy  ccelitcs,  urn,  m.  pi. 
Blojftdnes,  felicitas,  3. 
A  blej/ingf  benedi£tio,  3.  {goodwijh) 
faufta   praecatio   {benejit)  bencfi- 
cmm,  2. 
A  blight,  fee  blafling 
Blindf  caucus,  oculis  captus   {dirk) 
tenebricofus  {uncertain)  obfcurus 
Purbrwd,  myops>  opisy  lufcus 
A  blind  (falfepretenci)  praetextum,  2. 
fpecies,  5.  (for  windows)  velum 
feneftris  praetextum 
To  b^nd  {dtceive)   fallo,    3.   {make 

blind)  caeco>  i.  excxco,  i. 
To  be  blind,   faligo,    i.  {purblind) 

lippio.  4. 
To  blindfold,  ocolos  obvolvcre 
Blinded,  cxcatas 
Blindt^,  caece,  (rajbfy)  temere 
Blindnefs,  caecitar,  3.   caligo^  3. 
To  blink,  conniveo,  2, 
Blifsy  fee  blejfednefs 
A  bltfler,  puiftula,  i. 
To  blijier,    veficatorium    applicare 
{rjfe  in  hRJlers)  in  vcficulas  inflari 
A  blifter  plaifter,  veAcatorium,  2, 
BUflerd,  veficato/io  laceratus 
Full  of  bliflers,  ppftulofus 
Blitb,  (ttcbearful  ^        1 

Ableacbf  puftula,  i. 


B  L  O 

To  bloat,  tumeo,  2.  turgeo,  !• 

Bloated,  tumidus,  inflatus 

A  block,  truncus,  2.  ftipes,  3.  ^for 
a  tat)  forma  pdearis 

A  blockade,  urbis  circumdiifio 

'i'o  block  up,  aditus  prccludere 

Blocks,  orbjculi  voiubilca 

A  hlockhoufe,  arx,  cis,  f. 

Blocked,  or  blockt  up,  obfeirus 

A  blxking  up,  obfelfio,  3. 

Blockijb,  fatuus,  (lupidus 

Blood,  languis,  ffr/5,  m.  [goar)  cniory 
01  is,  m.  {corrupted)  fanies,  ei 

Belonging  to  blood,  fanguiaeus 

To  blii:id.  Ice  to  bleed 

Blocd'letttng,  vena;  fe£lio,  3. 

To  daub  vfith   blood,   fanguine  in* 

quino,  i. 
Of  noble  blood,   illuflri  familla 
The  blood  royal,  ftirps  regia 
7?/W  of  the  grape,  vini  fuccui 
Biocd-tuarm,  tepidus 
Blooded,  or  let  blood,  cui  fanguis  de* 
t  raft  us  eft  (or  da'wbed  with  blood) 
fan^,uine  fodatus 
Blood-thirjly,  fa-guinls  Htiens 
To  be  guilty  of  blood,  caedem  facere 
Blood  Jbotten,  fanguine  effufus 
A  bloody  flux,  hacmorrhois,  Idis,  f. 
Bloody,  crucntu5,  fangu incus 
Bio  diedy  fanguine  oblitus 
Bloodily,  cruente  fsEvxter 
Full  of  corrupt  blood,  faniofut 
Next  in  blood,  confanguineus 
Bloody  minded,   fanguinarius 
A  bloom  or  blufjom,    flos,  Zris^    nit 
To  bloom  orhlofjom,  floreo,  2. 
Bloomed  or  blojjhmcd,   floridus 
A  bloomings  germiaatio,  3. 
A  blot,  macula,   i.  Vauxa,  i.  {:»  re» 

putation)  labes,   3.  dcJccus,  3.  u 
To  hot,  maculo,  i.  {out)  delco,  z* 

expungo,  W,  3. 
A  irl'tib^  pulVula,   i, 

D  I  Blott 


B  L  U 

Fhttfdy  maculat^it  (out)  deletui,\ 
erafus,  exp<in£lus 

A  blotting  ftajber^  cbartula  bibula 

A  blow^  i^u8,  4.  cpiophtis,  2. 
plaga,  I.  (with  a  club)  fuftuari- 
um,  [on  the  cheek)  alapa,  i. 

'To  blow  J  flo,  I.  fufflo,  1,  (breathe) 
rpirOy  I.  afpiro,  (upon,  or  dc' 
Jpife)  temno,  pji,  3.  (againfl) 
reiio,  I.  (away)  dilTipo,  i. 
{down)  d<rjic2fre  fla  u  (up)  fufflo, 
1.  (up  a  boufsy  &c.)  pulvere  : 
trato  evertcre  (into)  inflo,  i.  (the 
noje)  emungJSre  nafum,  (out)  cfflo, 
J.  (and  puff)  anhelo,  1,  (to^e- 
tber)  conflo,  i.  (a  bladder)  inflo, 
1.  (upt  or  ruin)  funditus  ever- 
terc,  (upf  or  reveal  frerets)  ar- 
cana detegifre,  (vehemently)  per- 
flo,  I.  (a  trumpet)  buccinam  in- 
flare,  (afire)  igncm  fuBlare^  (as 
a  flower)  efl^orefco,  j, 

A  blower  of  a  hom^  cornicen 

A  blower,  ignis  rufcitabulum 

A  blowings  fufllatio,  3. 

£lown,  flatus  (Jowif)  everfus, 
(away)  diflipatus,  (upon,  or  de- 
fyifid)  contemptuSj  (puffed)  in- 
fl^tut,  turgidus 

Blubbrr,  adcps  cetacea 

To  blubber,  la  hrymas  e^undere 

B'uhlnr  lipsj  lahco,  •»«,  m. 

A  b'udgecn,  baculum  rurtunn  . 

"Blue,  (I'obft  )  carulcum,  2» 

Blue,  (adj  )  caeiuleu^ 

To  hlue,  capruleo  infl(Sre 

Bi'yed,  'awruleo  infcflus 

A  blue  bontf  mala  res 

Blu^y  rufticus  tumid^  intuent 

A  khnden,  error,  3. 
•  To  blunder,  hallucinor,  i. 

MjMderbu't,  fdopus  grandior,  (or 
H^Mlrr^  ^M;udus 

'  ''ffS^j  hahucinnio,  p 


BOA 

5/«fff,    obtufus,    hebes,    ttU    (in 

fpeeeh)  afper^  rudit 
To  ^/tfff/,  hebeto,  i. 
To  be  blunt  (as  a  tool]  bebep,  z.  (in 

behaviour)'  rui^icis  eile  moribus 
Blunted,  hebetatus,  retufus 
Bluntly,  obtof^,  afpei^,  liberi 
Bluntnefs,       (doinefs)       hebetudo, 

( clownijhnefs)    rufticitas   monim 

(of  fpeech )  hhttXAi  loquendi 
A  blur,  macula,  i.  labes^  it,  f,  . 
To  blur,  fee  blot,  fidin 
ToUuJb,  rubefcoy  3. 
A  blujh,  blujhing,  rubor,  3. 
To  blufter,  fremo,  3.  ftrepo,  3. 
A  blufierer,  thrafo 
Bluftering    tnrbiduf,  procellofus 
A  blkfter,  or  bluftering,  fremitus,4« 
A  boar,  aper,  pri,  1. 
A  board  f^UnkJ  afler,  Irit,  m.  (of 

commiffionert)  conciliomy  conven* 

tus. 
To  ^o<rr^(or  lay  a  floor)  contabulo,  I . 
Boai-dtd  v;itb  boards,  tabulatus 
Overboard,  e  nave 
To  boardajbip,  in  navem  infilio,  4. 
Afideboeu-d,  abacus 
Abrve  board,  candid^,  apert^ 
Boardoxboarding,^it^A'i^iSkQ^  vi£tum 

miniflratum 
To  take  to  board,  pa£^a  merc^de 

accipere  domo  et  men(S 
A  boarder^  conviftor,  3.  hofpes 
A  boardlrg  houfe,  contubernium,  a. 
A  boarding fchool,  convi£lio  literaria 
To  boaft,  glorior,  i.  ja£lo,  I. 
BoaBed,  jadlatui 
A  ioafiingt  jaftatio,  3. 
A  boafier,  jadtator,  tbrafo 
Boafihgly,  jaftanter 
A  boat,   cymba,    x.    navicula,    x. 

(for  advice)  navis  exploratoria, 

(%ng  boat)    frapha  for  parage 

h^at)  pontoj   offiii   n.    (fifh^r 


B  O  L 

boat)    naviglolum    pifcato 

(fiy  boat)    myoparo,    or,\s 

(packet     boat)     navis    ad 

(tiU  boat)  navicula  cooperta 

To  Jail  in  a  boat,  oaviculor,  I 

A  boatman,  remex,  Igis,  m. 

A  boat/wain,  proreta,  a,  m. 

To  bob  (mock)  ludificor,  i.  (j 

percuto,  3*  cedo,  3. 
A    bob   (joke)   dt€terium,   (^ 
fanna  (of  an  earring)  ins 
h,  f. 
To  bob,  (jog)  fuccutio,  3, 
Bob  (fliort)  cortus,  a,  um» 
A  bobbing,  calamus  textilis 
Bobcberry,  tantali  lufus 
To  bode,  fee  forebode 
Bodily,  corporeus,  in  perfona 
A  bodkin,  fubula,    i. 
A  body,    corpus,    }Srix,    n,    (t 
cadaver^     eri^    n.    (of  a 
truncus,  2.  (of  foot  Joldiert 
ditatus,  4*  (of  horfe)  equit 
4.  (company)  focietas  (of  1 
niiy  or  law)  corpus,  oris,  n, 
Every  body,  unufquifque,  fingt 
No  body,  nemo,  nullus  homina 
Somebody,  aliquis,  quidam 
A  bog,  coenofa  vorago,  palus,  i 
A  bog  houfe  J  forica  latrina,  1. 
To  boggle,  haefito,  i.  dubito, 
BoggFtng,  kaefltani 
Boggy,  palndofus,  paloilris 
A  boil,  ulcus,  eris,  n. 
To  boil,  bullio,  4.  ebulUo,  4«(fl 

cibos  coquere 
Boiled,  coitus,  elixus 
A  ^o;7er,  (kettle)  lebes,  eti$,  I 
Boifierous,  violentus,  turbidus 
Bold,  audax,  impavidus,  (free}] 
(ra/b)   temerarius,  ( jainy)  i 
lens,  impudens  (flout)  iiitre] 
To  be  bold,  audro,  JQrx,  z, 
Aboldface,  perfnda  froos 


BEL 

Bdjdcr,  inpavidS,  (fruU) 
(rMphf)  temer^,  Tj^^'W 
enter,  (Jhmtly)  foxtit^r 
aodaday  i.  temeritaSy  3. 
entia,    i.    procacitas,   3. 
vtb)  libertas  loquendi 
mae,  bolus  armenia 
labens  col  mam 
(of  a  bed)  pulvioar,  rU, 
^uf  a  part)  farcimentom 
'Mpt  fuffulcio,  4. 
upy  fofFultus,  fuftentus 
/  a  door)  peflulus,  4.  (a 
acolum,  pilam,  2.  (fetter) 
e,  arum^  pU  f.  (tbumder^ 
BJnen,  mis,  n. 
oppeflblo,    irfin  upon) 
soiotro  feconjtcSre^  (out 
fabito  fe  egredi  for  Jbut 
lodo,  3.  (out)  exdudo,  3. 
mp  out)  extubero,  i*  (to 
f/)  farinam  cerncre 
Bfpeflblatos,     {oi     meal) 
OS  {roM)  temere  dittos 
(fiere)  incemiculamy  2. 
Iwbs,  «• 
Wmba,  r.    - 
viy  bofflbit  oppagnare 
ampullae,  arum,  pi.  f. 
(for  debt)  fyngrapha,    i. 
iocnlam,  2.  (for  appear- 
radimoniom,  2.  {ot  arhl^ 
)  coaipromi/ram>    a* 
W,  fatifdOy  ^di,  x* 
ierritoa,  4*  Cervitiom^  2« 
bondage,  ienrio,  4. 
i^vema,  i.  mancipiam^  2. 
MMv,  ferva,  i. 
fa,  confirmator  pecvniae 
«Mn)  compedes,  urn,  m,  pi, 
"^  4fh  n.  (of  eontention) 
tarn,  (of  tAe  back)  fpinz 


fbmn,  oflcM 


/ 


B  O  R 

To  bone,  exoflb,  i. 

A  bonefetter^  qui  luxatt  Itaembra 

reficit 
Bonef,  (fuS  0/ bones)  oSkn* 
A  bonfire,  ignis  feftus 
A  bonnet,  redimiculum,  2« 
Bottty,  bellus,  lepidat 
A  boc^,  bardus,  2* 
A  took,  liber,  2.  codex,  *icU,  m. 
To  book  down,  in  codicem  rcfenw 
A  book  of  accounts,  codex  raciooariat 
A  day  book,  diarium,  2. 
A  uews  book,  novelise,  )£»  liters 
A  note  book,  libellos  porUndui 
A.  fcbool  book,  liber  Ccholafticus 
Ajbopbook,  mercium  commentarios 
Books  of  record,  tabulae  publicae 
Statute  books,  capitularia,  pl»  n* 
A  book  worm,  bUtta,    i. 
Bookifit  helluo  librorum 
A  bookbinder,  bibliopegus,  2. 
A  bookkeeper,  qui  mercium  rationes 

curat 
A  bookfeUer,  bibliopola,  ee,  m. 
A  booifellers  ffob,  bibliopolium,  2. 
A  ^0041  (of  a  pip)  malus,  2.  {bar 

to  a  harbour)  repagulum^  2« 
A  ^0011  (favour)  donum,  2. 
Boon  (agreeable)  facetos 
A  boor  (clown)  rufticus,  2« 
BoorUb,  rufticuSy  aggreftis 
Booj^^  temolentos 
Boot  (advantage)  emolumeotum)  %, 
A  boot,  ocrea,  i. 
The  boot  of  a  coach,  rhedaria  forls 
To  boot,  ocreas  induSre 
Booted,  ocreatus 
A  booth,  tabernaculom,  2« 
A  booty,  fpollum,  2.  manubiae,  pL 
To  get  booty,  praedor,  i* 
To  pler^  booty t  coUudo,  /,  3. 
Bopeep^  facie  velata  lufus 
The  border  (of  a  thj/r/)  margo,ghit, 

f,  (of  a  ^artmrf)  Bmbm  (Srim) 


BOS 

crepido,   inii,  f.    (of  a  eountry ) 
finis,  is,  m,  terminus,  2.  confima 

To  b^der  upon,  adjaceo,  2« 

Bordered  with,  fimbriatus 

A  borderer^  acola,  e,  c. 

Bordering  uear^  vicinus,  contigunt 

I  bore,  (or  did  bear)  tuli 

To  bore,  terebro,  i.  penetro,  l» 
perfodeo,  a.  pertundo,  tUdi,  3. 

The  bore  or  hole  made,  foramen,  3. 

Bored,  perforatus 

A  borer,  perforator,  oris,  m. 

Boring,  perforans 

To  h«  bom,  nafcor,  tus,  3.  orior, 
tus,  (again)  renafcor,  tus^  3,  (of) 
enafcor,  tus,  3.  (before  its  time) 
aborior,  tus,  3. 

Born,  natus,  ortus,  fatus,  (after  a 
fathers  death)  pofthumus  (again) 
renatus,  (of  good  parents)  loco 
honefto  natus,  (of  mean  panu' 
tage)  humilt  loco  natus  (together) 
congenitus 

Tht  frft  born,  natu  maximut 

Baft  horn,  natus,  aduiterinus 

Still  bom,  natus  mortuu^ 

Born  offuch  aftock,  oriundus 

Borne  down,  oppreffus,  depreffus 

To  be  borne  down,  opprimor,  3- 
(up)  folcior,  tus,  4.  (to  be  borne) 

To  be  home  with,  fee  tolerable 

Not  to  be  borne,  intolerabilia 

A  borough,  municlpium 

A  cony  borough,  cuniculus,  9. 
A  headborougb,  decurio,  onis,  m. 

To  borrow,  mutuo,  fumcre  (upon 
ufe)  faeneror,  i. 

Borrowed,  mutuatus 

A  borrower,  mutuator,  oris,  m« 

A  borrowing,  mutuatio,  3. 

The  bofom,  gremium,  2.  iinus,  4« 
(of  ajhirt)  fiflura,  1.  f. 

A  bofom  friend,  \T\t\m\x^,  tVix\S«K 


B  O  T 

A  hfen,  fee  h^atfwain 
A  hefs,  bjlla,   t.  (of  ^  Book  (um- 
bilicus, 2.  {of  a  kuckler)  umbo, 
3«  m. 
To  bofs,  promineo,  i, 
JS^e4f  gibbofos,  gibbof 
Sotanit,  botanicus 
A  kofanifif  berbarum  pcitut 
Bitanyf  berbarum  fcientia 
A  bctcby  ulcus,   eris^  n.  bubo,     3. 
carbuiKulus^  2.  aphtba,  x*  pa> 
rotis,  3. 
A  htcb  (patch)  pannus^  2. 
To  botch,  refarcio,    4.   {to  hngk) 

in^pte,  or  iofabie  facere 
Botctfd,  rcfaitus 
A  botdety  furtor,  3.  mdii 
Bctb^  (^dj.)  ?.mbo,  uterque 
Botby    (c'-inj.)    cum,    turn,    etct, 

qua  quay  velvet 
Both  banded,  ambidtxter 
Bofbwayt,  bifariam 
A  bcttUf  urer,  erisy  m.  ampulla,   i . 
(of  tay)  fafciculbS  {maker)  am- 
pullanus,  2. 
To  bottle,  in  ampuIUs  infuadeie 
Botiletirjed,  nalatus 
Bottled^  in  ampullis  confcrva»u8 
The  bottom,    fundus,    2.   fjnrium, 
«.  (of  0 pip)  carina,    i.  {dre^) 
'fcx,  3.  fedimentum,  2.  {depth  ef 
4t     tbing)     profundum,     2.    (of 
«  mtuntain)  radix,  3.  (of  tbehelhf) 
hypograftrium,  2. 
A  bott'tn,  (fliip)  navis,   3.  {'valley) 
vallis,  3.  {oi thready  &c.)  glomus, 
}frisy  n.  (/©  ivind  thread  on)  gyr- 
gillus,  2. 
To  bottom,  fun  do  munirc,   (a  <///- 
rourfe)    funcamentum    oraiionis 
jaccre 
^t  the  bottom^  in  imo 
^0  the  very  botni*'^  fund!»(b  | 


B  O  U 

Bottomry  J  fiiejuflio  navalis 

A  bough f  ra-nus,  2.  front,  d?i,  f« 

F«Zf «/  boughs,  ramofos 

To  be  bought^  emor,  ptus,  3* 

I  bought,  emi,  mercatus  fum 

Bought,  emptus 

A  bouly  globus,  2.  fohera^  I* 

To  bouf,  globum  mitiere 

Bouledf  mifUis,  jaflatus 

Boulinp^  rpbzromacbla,   1. 

A  bsulir^  g'^f^i  fph«rifterium,  2* 

A  b^u^fter,  cervical 

A  bounct  {ncife)  crtpitttS,  4. 
{boali'ir^)  ja£latio,  3, 

To  bounce,  crcpo,  W,  I.  ftrepo,  »/, 
3.  {pfter.)  crepito,  1.  (»/)  refilio, 
ui,  4.  {leap  up)  profilio,  &i,  4. 
{at  a  door)  infultare  calcibus 
fores  {force  opr-n)  eflfringo,  3.  (to 
vapour  or  romance)  ja^o,  1. 
gloriari,  fefe  venditare 

5wirf/«^,(adj.)pingu<s,v3lens,pugil, 
(as   a  foot  baH)    fonora  reflex io 

To  beurd,    finio,    4.    limito,    (< 
b:rder  upon)  adjacro,  2.  {back  or 
again)  rcfilio,  4. 
A  bound,  meta,  i.  terminus,  2. 
Bounded,  circumfcri^tus,  confinis 
Boundhig  upon,  conterminus,  con- 

tiguus 
A^0tfff^fff^,U<nitatio,3.confinium,2. 
Boundlefs,  immenfus,  infin:tus 
To  be  bounds  obligor,  i.  teneor,  2. 
^o»W,ligatus.  obligatus,  {beholden) 
devindusi  aftr.d^us  {ly  covenant) 
paftione  obligatus  {by  duty)  ne- 
ceflitudine   allriftus,  {refrained) 
vnftus,      {with  an  oath)    jure 
jurando  obftri£lus,    {as  an  ap- 
prentice) artifici  traditus   (as   a 
bock)  compaflus,  {to)  alligatus, 
{tcgrtber)  colligatus,  («W«r)Tub- 
ftriclus 
Bcuttden,  dcbltut  I 


BOX 

Bountiful,  beneiicus,  beolgoi 
Bountifully,  bcnignc,  libcrali 
Bountifubiejs,  benigniUs,    3. 

ralitas,  3. 
Bounty,  bcnignitas,  Jargitas, 
A  bourg,  vicus,  2.  fee  burg 
A  bourn,  torrens,  /«,  m. 
To  boufgy  poto,   I,  . 
A  bouteftt,  litium  fator 
A  bon?,  arcus,   4.  m.  (of  a 

prora,     % 
Like  a  beta,  arciiatus 
A  bowfring,  arcus  nervot 
A  boyyer,  arcuum  faber 
Bow'pritf  malos  anterior 
Bnv  Ugged,  valgus 
To  b(yiv,    fle^d,    I.    incHn* 
{back%uards)  rcclino,    i.  (, 
incurvo,   i,  {round)  c\tQ\xm, 
xi,  $.  (or  bend)  acclino, 
to  bind 

A  hew  (falutation)  falutatio 
nato  corpore  fa£ta  {to  mal 
lutare  corpore  ioclinato 
BcKoedy  curvatus,  fee  bent 
To  bowel,  fee  embonoel 
The  boioeli,  snteftina,  pi,  n 
compafpaC)  miferatio,  3,  (c 
oirrifj  vifera,  urn.  n. 
A  bo^oer,  pergula,  I, 
Bawged,  perforatus 
A  hoivl  (for  drink)  fcyphus  (to 
in)  la  brum,  2.    (to  play  • 
fee  boul 
A  knuyer,  arcuarius,  2. 
A  box,  ci^a,  i.  area,  i.  pyxif 
A  chriftmof  box,  Arena,  i. 
A  cojch  box,  currus  fedile 
A  dice  box,  orca,  x. 
Afnuffbox,  pyxidula  pulverif 
A  tobacco  box,  pyxidula  tobaci 
A  box  in  a  theatre,  cafa  theatr 
The/Mr*s^o*,  arcapaupcrculo 
Boxa  in  fjbop^  locelli,  nidi,  i 


BRA 

',  alapa,  i. 
pognis  certafe 


us,  7.  f. 

crif    in*    (foMien) 

I .  (fervant]  famulns 

I  pnerHiter 

ilitat,  3. 

holl 

to  bravfl 

le)   par,  ni,  3.  (in 

aU,   i;   ijbip'%  rope) 

TLfrtHting)  UDCOS,  2* 

>,  X.  Hgo,  I. 
OS,  hamatus 
itor,  J. 
gatio,  3. 
lilla^  I. 

ftenographia,  X, 
tulos,  2. 


ilfugo,  3. 
okoaft 

cincinnnt,  ft. 
splico,  implko,  x. 
erebrom,   s.  {binder 
Hum,  a. 
erdyro*  X* 
nfultos,  ftaltot 
temerarius 
).  of  to  ^Mi( 
Uiz,  fcif ,  f . 

frangiboluin,    {horfe 
ihiin,  2.  {ufeklyla- 
a,  I.  area  farinaria 
faiit,  2.  fehtis,  ft,  m. 

jrrfi,  n. 

a  tree)  ramus,  2.  (of 
caput,  7/75,  o.    (0/'<i 
sflima,  attSt  n« 
IS  a  trte)  germino,  I, 
r/e)  diftiogiio,  3. 


BRA 

Brtmcbed^  ramofus,  diftindus         1 
Brancbiwgt  germinaiis 
BroMcfy,  frondofus 
Branca  (of  a  ^<r]  ramofculi  cervint 
A  brandy  iHgma,  fee  to  fHgmatize 
To  brand  cattle,  not£  fignare 
Branded,  ftigmate  inuftus 
Branded  with  a  crsnu,  infamit 

A  brand  iron,  cauterium,  2. 

Brand  new,  omnino  noTUt 

To  brandifi,  vibro,   x« 

Fj'-avd^^  vini  fpiritut 

B^nr.nj,  furfuraceos 

BraUrty  fe^  hrjTun^  brajkr 

Br^fs,  rs,  «r»';j,   n. 

Made  of  hr:j.t  ir.-ncus,  ahfneus 

Cove-ed  with  bfiifu  Jerarus 

A  hratt  infans 

A  brax'ados  infulritio,  3. 

Brave  {fine)  -Mti'iiif,  {i-xcrlhn:) 
praeAans,  {fiiifi  ')  -MTrirus,  [va 
liant)  forHs.  {'t'7*vt\')  cni<Uru'>, 
{to  be  bold)  prcd  irr',  pule  her 

A  ^rav«,  ficarius,  3.  tl  i.if/),  '^. 

To  brave,  fee  to  ^ <^.  ir-.r-irkc 

Bravely,  concinne,  »c:tr,  eximc 
pent^  ;  fortiter,  anm-  :?- 

Bravery,  decor,  3.  ex'cii-'t'i.  1 
fortitudo,   3.  fnagnan'm'u  ,    3. 

A  brarfingt  infulutio,  3. 

A  brawl,  rixa,  i.  jurgium,  2. 

To  brawl,  jurgo,  i.  rixor,   I, 

A  brawler,  rabula,  i. 

A  brawling,  jurgium,  2.  rixa,  i. 

Brawling,  (adj,)  contentiofus 

Brawn^  callum  aprugnum 

Brawny,  callofus 

Brawninefs,  callofitas,  3. 

To  bray,  {found)  tero,  triw,  3. 
(as  an  ajs)  rudo,  di^  3.  (as  an 
elephant)  barrio,  4.  {cry  out) 
fremo,  ui,  3. 

A  braying,  tritura,  i.  barritus^  4* 
ro^CDa^^A7ir/iVv/^  ^ 


B  R  E 

To  braze,  ten  inducere 
Brazed  over,  ere  mdufhis 

Braxen  (made  of  brafs)  Kreut^ 
aheaeusy  {in^udeut)  eflfroos,  un« 
pudens 

A  brazier^  fiber  nrarius 

Brazil  wood,  lignum  brafilienfe 

A  breach,  ruina,  X.  {between  two) 
fimultas,  3.  {of  friend/hip)  ali- 
enatio,  ^.  (of  promlfe)  violatio 
fidti  {mjde  by  water)  inundatioy 
(•^f  a  frr.ify  of  ^«0cf]  violatio 

Iire:iiiy  p.viis,  ;j,  m. 

Hrr.ul  c/r,  Irumcntum,  2. 

lhra,i£,  ;nrr.litud«i,  latitude,  J. 

'i-  fy,;k  [kva]  franao,  fregi,  in-. 
friiiizo,  3.  ru'Tipo,  rupi^  3.  (with 
3^:?)  dfrtrrrfrn,  3.  {de  back) 
dcliimlto,  I.  [ibebflij:)  dlfrumpo, 
3.  {.-.furJtr)  (liffringc, //-m,  t. 
(,'  •  iUhf)  cojuuibo,  I.  (bruife\ 
con'ero,  fnziy  3.  {a  covenant) 
vif^l.i  r  fa-.^us,  {dozvn)  demolior,. 
/p  /".;.'.'')  comminuo,  ui,  3. 
(cr.'V  n  ftjr)  tr  bulo,  1,  {ground) 
o;cr.i  oi:piignatoria  inchcare,. 
(/'.  Ik )  navi-ii  pxonerare  {or  tame) 
doir.o,  ;//,  1.  [as  the  froft)  regc- 
lo»  I.  (;■»;)  inurt,  ui,  3.  {in  or 
upon  p*  cperty)  invade,  3.  {loofe)  , 
eiuftor,  i.  {off)  rckindo,  fcidi, 
3.  abrumpo,  r:,pf,  3.  {off  for  a 
time)  intcrmitto,  nsjfi,  3.  {open) 
eifringo,  fregr,  3.  {out,  as  a  fire, 
&c.)  grailbr,  i.  (into  a  paflTion) 
ira  acccndi,  {into  tears)  lachrymas 
effundere  {one^t  w  rd)  fidcm  fai- 
lure (be  known)  innotefco,  vr',  3, 
{out,  as  the  fca)  exun(io,  i.  {out 
into  pimples)  puftulas  emittere, 
{up  ground)  fodio,  di,  3.  (ir^ 
JchooT)  fcholam  dimittere  (as  an 
ajfembly)  dimitti,  foWi,  (igiW 
afwards)  nifto^  l»  ^wi«d  bacV* 


B  R  E 

^artls)  pcdo;  pepedi,   j.  crepo, 
ui,  I. 
Atreakf  intervallum,  2. 
To  breakfafty  jento,   i. 
A  hreakfaft^  jentaculum,  «• 
A  breaker,  niptor,  s»  violator,  j. 
A  kreMkifw,  infra£tio,  3.  fra^tura,  i. 
Thtbreafi,  pcftu«,  ^r;s,  n.  (of  a  wo- 
man) ubcr,  ^w,  n:(bone)  ftcrnon 
A'breajl,  ae<iua  fronte 
0(  tbebreajif  roailiiilaris,  peftoralit 
Breafi-work,  forica  lapidea 
A  breaft-plate,  lorica,  i.  thorax,  3. 
Ifaving  a  bre/ift-pbtej  thoracatus 
Breathy  ipiritus^  4.  halitus,  4.  (of 

air)  aura,  i. 
To  breatbtf  fpiro,    1,  rcfpiro,    i. 
aahclo,  {after)  cupio,    3.   dcfi- 
<Jcro,  I,  (J>epween)  inter  fpiro,  i, 
{Into)  infpiro,  i.  {one's  laft)  cx- 
piro,  I.  {pnm  apoit)  afpiro,  in- 
fpiro,  I.  {cut  or  exhale)  exhalo,  i. 
{through)  perfpiro,  i. 
Aireathing,  refpiramen,  3.  n. 
Breathing,    fpirans    (fweat)    fudor 

parvbsy  or  remifllis 
Bred,  (bom)  (genera tus  {brought  up) 
edttcatos  (40)    ingenitus    {with) 
congenitus  {well)  bene  moratus 
{ill)  mal^  moratus 
The  breecbt  podex,  3.  clunes,  pi. 
Breeches,  braces,  i./>/,  f. 
Wearing  breeches,  braccatus 
Breeched,  braccis  indutus 
To  bre^,  gignoj  3.  pario,    i.  (or 
rtf»/^)  produco,  xi,  3.  {ox  be  bred) 
gignor,  3.  {ot  bring  up)  alo,  a/,?, 
cduco,  I.  {teeth)  dentio,   4.  fee 
to  hatch) 
A  breed,  genus,  cris,  n. 
A   breeder  {father)    generator,    3. 
{mother)  genetrix,  im,f.  (ftallion) 
admifllarius,  2.  {of  cattle)  nutritor 
Aufuaing,  generation  3.  {of  teeth) 


B  R  I     ' 

dent itlo,  3.  f.  {good manners)  UT' 
banitas,3,  {education) eAticztlo,  3. 

Breeding  {as  a  ivoman)  preguans 

A  breczfi,  aura,  i. 

Brtthren,  frlHrts,  urn,  m*  pi, 

A  brevet,  fee  brief 

A  breviary  {bwk)  breWarium,  2, 

Abreviate,  compendium,  2. 
Brevity^  brevitas,  atis,  f. 
To  i>rew  {mingle)  mifceo,  2.  {besr* 
&c.)  coqueK,  orcoQCoquere  po- 
tum 
Brewed,  co£^us,  mixttit 
A  brewer,  ccrvifiac  coftor 
A  brewhoufe,    xythepfaridmy  2. 
A  brewing,  co£lio,  3. 
A  briar t  fisntis,  3.  rubus,  2. 
Habere  briers  grew,  rubetum,  2. 
A  br'ihe,  munus,  repetundae,  i. 
To  bribe,  corrunripjjre  raunere 
Bribed,  corruptus,  fubornatus 
A  briber,  corruptor  muncribiM 
Bi  ibery,  ambitus,  4. 
A  bribing,  fubornatio,  3. 
A  brick,  later,  iris,  m. 
Brick  colour,  figuiinus 
Belonging  to  brick,  lateritius,  a^, 
A  bricklayer,  coBmentarius,  2. 
A  brickmaker,  latrrum  confcftor 
A  bride,  fpon'a,  1. 
A  bride  chamber,  thalamus,  z* 
A  bridegroom,  fponfus,  2. 
A  brtdemaid,  pronuba,  i. 
A  bridal fonr-  epUhaiamiiim,  2« 
Bridcwcil,  piitnnum,  2. 
A  Iridge,  pons,  tis,  m, 
A  bridge -mjjfei',  pontis  curator 
A  bridle,  tVaenuoi,  2.  habcna,  1. 
To  bridle,  tra?no.  1.  Iruenum  i:tipo- 
nl-rc    [one's  pajjion)  irac  modcrari 
(in)  coerceo,  2. 
Bridl.dy  fraenatus  (cr  may  be  la  idled) 

coercibilis,  e, 
A  brief  {writ)  breve,  /«,  n.  {letters 


B  R  I 

patent)  diploma,  3.  {/or  i 
charity)  liter*  petitoriae,  ( 
counjdlor)  litis  fumma  {Jen 
fcnientiola,  i.  {account)  lun 
rium 
Biief,  .{adj.)  brevis,  conciCui 

rfe)  frcqucns 
Bnefy,  brcviter,  ad-v, 
Brte/nefs,  brevitas,   3.  f. 
Briery,  fninofus,  fee  briar 
A  brigade,  turma,  i .  mampuli 
A  brigaditr,  turmae  dudtor 
A  brigandine  {Jhip)  phafelus,  : 
Bright,  fpleudens,   lucidusy  n 
{of  bright  ckaraBcr)  integei 
{cf  bright  pares)  ragaciflioiufi 
bright)  ^etlnci^MS,  pelJucidi 
To  be  bright,  clarco,  2.  nireo^ 
clarefco,  3.  luceo,  2.  luccfi 
To  brighten,  lucefco,  3.  {makek 
polio,  4.  limo,  I.  (ttpolifi^i 
Brightly,  clarc,  nitide 
Brigbtnefs,  fulgor,  fplendor,   3 
cbaraher)    moium   integriti 
underflanding)  ingenii  fagactt 
the  Jun)   lumen 
The  brim,  hbrum,  2.  margpy 
Having  a  brim,  marginatus 
Brimful,  ad  fuinmum  impUtm 
To  brim,  ax  a  fow,  {\iho,  i. 
A  brimmer,  ca.Ix  potu  corosaC 
Briw/lone,  fulphur,  rii,  n* 
Done  with  brimjlone,  fulphuKI 
Brindled,  varicgatus 
Brine^  ^alfugo,  3.  alex,  3,  f, 
A  brine  pit,  falina,   i.  f. 
Suit  as  brine,  falfilfimus,  ae^. 
To  brirT^y  fcro,  tuli,  affero,  3. 1 
CO,  3.  {about)  efficio,  feci,  3, 
duco,  3.  (^jfyorre)  traho,  3,1 
end)  perficio,  3.  {an  aSion)  < 
imj'ingere  [away)  znftxo,  i 
{bach)  reduce,  x/.  3.  {to  bed 
fietricorf    !•  {forth)    parif 


RI 

r)diminao,  %.  {dawtr 
trenuo,  i.  (dvivn  or 
lior,  4.  {f^'^tb  btfore 
I  4-  {^-f^reoujly)  ef- 
bfinwrs)  ^HoreUOy  3. 
Tourp')  per  ambages 
/)  profcro,  tuH  {forth 
oduco,  xi  {from)  de- 
tfar)  aveho,  3.  {in) 
ptUty)  condemno,  i. 
in)  opfri  affoercere 
promoverc  ad  {into 
impello,  3,  {into 
mm  contrahSre  {into 
mino,  I.  {ir.To  fuh- 
),  3.  fubigo,  3.  (into 
orem  inducere  (.'ow) 
(ra  ar^itment)  com- 
rdtfen^age)  Jibcrc^  i. 
J;)  didfuadeo,  2.  (fo 
^  exttium  perducere 
aliqu4fn  comitari  {t9 
tficio,  3.  (wfr)  tra- 
•r  a  party)  traho,  3. 
lucem  producjTC  {to 
ncpiam  redigcre  {to 
■t)adaeqifasrationes 
remembrance)  in  mc- 
cate  (w  triar)  coram 
fre  {into  a  fnare)  in 
ctre  {together)  con- 
{tiJings)  nuncio,  1. 
')alo,M,  2.  educo,  I. 
)  evomo,  tt/,  3.  (ir^»« 
in  mrdiom  a^rre 
)  remiDcio,  t. 
:itor,  J.  nancitu 
dacator,  3.  educatnx 
h  of  young,  ptrto»,  4. 
rr,  fttbjc^io^  J. 
nlucado^  3*^ 
virat,  3.  L 
rividns,  ^Ixt^S 
er,  acrittr 


B  R  O 

Brijkr.efs,  aUcritas,  3.  vigor,  3. 

The  brijketf  pe^DS  animalis  cjtd 

A  brjJiU,  let  a,  i.. 

To  hriftk,  horreo,  a, 

//♦Pi/iwg-irgff/w,  hirfutui,  fetiger 

BriJUy^  fetufus,  hlrl'utus 

Britain,  Britionia 

Britijb,  britannicos 

A  briton,  britannui 

Bfiuie,  fragilis 

Biitt/ene'tf  fragilitas,  3. 

A  broaeh,  (tt  fpit 

A'broacb  («i  iter)  tcrcbratus 

To  bnacb  a  ca/ky  vas  terebrare  {em 
error)  -errorem  diiTfrninare  (/i«) 
figmrnta  dir|)€rgcre 

A  bfoacbtr  of  errors,  au^or,  3, 

Broadj  laigus,  amplus,  latus 

To  make  breads  diJato,  i. 

BrccAde,  pannus  aure  et  argenteo 
iilo  interteatus 

Brogue,  irala  pronunciatio 

A  hroi],  rixa,    l.  feditio,  }• 

Full  of  hroiUy  turbulenlus 

To  raife  broils j  tumultttari 

To  broil,  caroem  torrcre  (or  be 
broiled)  torrefcb,  3.  torreor>  2. 

Broiled,  toftus  " 

Broke  or  broken^  fraAus  {loofe)  fo- 
lutus  (or  Uft  for  a  time)  inter- 
miffus  {ajumder)  intercifus  {jMcktd) 
delumbis  {hearteJ)  abjedtui  {tvind^ 
ed)zTihc\w{bellied)iiim\co{'»s{tt)ith 
agi)  actate  confeftiis  {<witb  Jick- 
nefs)  morbo  confe£tus  {deit^)  di- 
rutus  {off)  abruptus  {(fen)  effrac- 
tus  {in  pleca)  contufus  {v>iti  for- 
row)  dolore  confcftus  (or  tamed) 
doroi(u«  {up)  diruptus  {up  as  d 
meeting)  diraifTuS  {violated)  viola- 
tus  {bj  violer:e)  prorttptu* 

A  broker,  {/tgent)  traafadlory  3.  man- 
go, 3.  {of  clothes,  5tc.)  interpo- 
lator^ 3.  {exchange)  ^oxencCa  ar- 


B  R  U 

lenttriai  {•fpamis)  pignentor,  j, 
(r'li  oldgvods)  icrutarios,  2. 
A  cr99^,  proles  {otcln^ktMi)  pttlUttct 
Brooding,  iocubatio 
A  brQ9h^  rimlas,  2. 
To  brook  {bear)  fero,  tolero 
A  br»*m,  ieppae,  armm,  pi.  f, 
^roT^,  jnfculum,  %%  nuria,  i« 
A  brcthe/y  lupianar,  iris,  'n* 
A  brother,  friter,  /rw,  m.  ■ 
A  bjlf  brother^  germaoat,  s. 
A  bf  4ther  in-law,  frater  marid 
A  /tf/?.T  brofbtf,  coUaftaneut 
Brotherhood,  Ibdalitiumy   2« 
Brotherly,  {ad}.)   frateroos  {adv,) 

fraterne,  {love)  mntua  amicitia 
I  brought  (pretcrp,  of  ^nNf]  tall 
To  ^e  brought,  deducor,  3.  aflPeror 
(ro  ^cy/)  pario  {into  the  world)  pro- 
crcor,  I.  {topafs)  efficior,  3.   (|» 
trial)  in  jof  daci  (if^,  or  A&ctffAi) 
educor,  i.  alor,  itus,  3, 
Brought,  allatus,  adduilus  (*dr*)  rc- 
doftus  (rt  Ae</)  enixa  (iy  force)  ▼! 
appuKut  (/or/^)  pfX>du£laB,   pro- 
creatus  {in)  indudtus  (^0  wi^^t) 
peflundanu  {topafs)  effe£hjs  (to^ 
gefher)  collatus  (under)  fubje^iM 
{up)  educatut 
Tht  broft0,  frons,  th,  f.  {of  awaB) 
corona  muri  {of  a  bill)  vertex,  ca- 
cumen,  3. 
Brown f  fufcus,  pullut 
To  make  browns  fafco^  i« 
To  be  in  a  brcwnftudy^  medltofy  I. 
To  browfe,  depafco,  tfwr,  3. 
To  brutfe,    contero,   3.  qiufTo,  r. 
{in  a  mortar)  pinfo,  m,  3.  (/am//) 
comnsinuo 
A  bruifi,  contofiOy  3.  f. 
Bruifed,  contufus,  contrituf,  {h'ack 

and  blue)  fogillatus,  lilddai 
\  bruit,  fee  rep:rt 
A  hrunt,  fee  ajault 


B  U  F 

A  hrufif  fcopuhy  i.  verriculum,  z\ 
(or  running  againft)  occurfus  {a  de* 
b0ie)  aggreflio,  3, 
To  brujb^  vcrro,  r/,  3, 
Like  a  brujby  YerricuUtus 
To  brujb  away^  feiline  fugere 
"Brujbedy  fcopula  purgatus  / 

To  In-ufiUy  fe  erigerc 
A  brute,  animal  brvtum 
Brutijb,  ferinusy  fcedus,  impiidiais, 

fatuosi  ihipidus 
Brutality f  faevitia,  iinpudicltia,  ftul- 

titia,  I.  f. 
A  bubble,  fraus,  £s,  3. 
To  bubble^   (or  cheat)   dolli  fallerc 
{up  in  feetbing)  fcnreo  {as  water) 
ebuUio,  4. 
A  bubby,  uber,  is,  n.  mamilla,  i, 
A  buccaneer,'  predo  americanus 
A  buck,  cervQs 
A  bucket,  fitula,  I.  fipho,  3. 
Buck*s  born^  coriiu  cervinom 
A  buckky  fibula,    I.  (of  hair)  cin- 
cinnus^  2.  (of  ajboe)  fibula  cal« 
cearia 
To  buckle,  fibula  colligare^  fee  to 

curb,  Xo  yield,  to Jigbt 
A  buckler,  clypeus,  2.  fcutum 
A  buckling  to,  ceflio,  3.  f. 
Buckram,  pannus  cilicinui 
Buckjkin,  pellis  cervina 
Buckfom,  hilar! s,  laetus 
Bucolics,  bucolica,  orum,  n. 
A  bud,  germenj  9.  gemma,  i.  (of  a 
roje)  calyx  (of  a  vine)  oculus,  «. 
To  bud,  germino,  i.  {again)  repul- 
lulafcoy  3.  {out)  egermino  {toge- 
ther) congermino 
Budded,  gemmatus 
A  budding,  germinatus,  4. 
Budge,  pellis  agnina 
To  budge,   pcdem  ciere 
A  budget,  faccus,  2.  bulga,  I. 
BuJf{Uatb€r)  pellis  bubula 


B  U  L 

A  buffet,  colaphuS)  1.  al^>a,  i. 
(for  china,  tec)  abacas  (/W) 
fella  porUtilis  levior 

To  buffet,  colaphumdare 

Buffeted,  colaphis  csefus 

A  buffeting,  colaphit  Terberatio 

Abujab,  bubulas,  l. 

A  bujlt  bead,  ftolidds 

A  buffoon,  fannioy  3.  fcttm>  It 

Buffoonery,  fcurrilitas 

A  bug,  cimexy  Trii^  nit 

A  bugbear,  larva,  I. 

To  bugger,  paedicor,   I. 

A  bttggerer,  paedicator,  3* 

Buggy,  cimicibus  abundaat 

Buggery,  paederaftia 

A  bugle,  fegmenU  vitreai  {born) 
cornu  veoatoriam 

To  build,  sdifico,  1.  condo,  3. 
about)  circumftnio,  3*  {again) 
reaedifico,  i.  {before)  ftTt^vkO,  xi, 
3.  {in)  inaediiico,  i.  {under)  fub- 
ftniOy  {by  or  near  unto)  aftruo, 
xi,  3.  {up)-  peraedifico,  {upon) 
inaedificOy  {or  rely  upon)  nitor,  3. 

Builded  or  built,  aedificatus 

A  builder,  aedificator,  conditor,  3. 

A  ntafter  builder,  architedus,  2.  m* 

A  building,  aedificium,  2.  ftrudtura 

Art  of  building,  architectura,  a,  f. 

A  bay  of  building,  mcnfura,  24 
pedum 

A  bulf,  bulbusy  2.  ' 

Bulbous,  bulbofus 

To  bulge  (as  a  (hip)  titubo,  i. 

To  be  buhedj  fcopulis  allidi 

A  bulk,  (prcjcfticn-  before  a  fliop) 
appendix,  3.  {bignefs)  annplitudo 
{of  a  body)  Itatura  corporis,  {of 

.    a  Jbip)  navis  rapacitas 

To  bulk    cut,    pro^endeo,     3.    {to 

break  bulk)  navem  exonerare 
Bulky,  corpuleotus,  ingens,  gravia, 
Iblidus 

1 


BUR 

A  bull,  ttuma,   3.  {bbm 

bligo,  ginis,  f.  {Pe;pe*$] 
To  bull,  ineo,  4. 
BuUbaiting,  certamen,  n. 
A  bull  dog,  can  is  lanienat 
A  buU'feafl,  certamen  int 

hominefqae 
A  bulkt,  gUns  plumbea 
Bullion,  aurum,  &c.  in  D 
A  bullock,  juTeocui,  z, 
Tobulfy,  infttlto,  i« 
A  bully,  thrafo,  onis^  m. 
A  bulwark,  agger,  pnefid 
A  bumbailiff,  li^or,  3.  m. 
A  bumkin,  rufHcns,  1. 
A  bump,  (cejwelling,  tbi 
To  bump  out,  turgeo,  2. 
A  bumper,  calix  repletua 
A  bun  {cake)  collyra,  i. 
A  bunch,,  fee  fweUing,  bi 
A  bundle,  fafcis,   is,  m, 

fafcet,  ium,  pi.  m. 
To  bundle  up,  confarcino, 
A  bung,  obturamentum 

ramentum,  n« 
To  bung  up,  obturo,  i* 
Bunged  up,  obturatui 
To  bungle,  imperite  coo£ 
A  bungler,  imperitus 
Bunglingly,  infabre,  craf 
A  buoy,  mdex  ancborae  j] 
To  buoy  up,  attollo,  3.  i 
Bu<ned  up,  fuftentiM 
A  burden,  onus,  tlris,  n. 

verfua  intercalaris  (of 

fcrupulus 
To  burden,  onero,  I.  far 
To  be  burdened,  oneror,  i. 
Burdened,  onuftus,  onert 
Burdenfome,  gravis,  onero 
A  burgefs,  {magijirate}  h\ 
nator)  pater  confer! ptu 
civis,  is,  c. 
Burgejsbipf  jus  civitatisj 


BUR 

iQnincioin>  if  n* 

oarietom  perfoilio 

wpelibilit,  e, 

foousy  3.  exequue,  i. 

t§  Sgrta&f  funebris 

fepdio,  4.  homo,  i. 

td,  fepelior,  4«  huinor>  i. 

folCus,  humatos 

.  humatiO)  f. 

^  piace,   fepuIchniiO}   2. 

»  I- 

Kulan's,  ludicrus 

jocaUriter  Uludere 
laftio,  3.  f. 
nBt)  oro,  3.  incendo,  3. 

ceodeo,  a.  flagro,  i. 
loterio  or&e 

tbeboMt,  ftigmate  ifloro 

aj^tt  in  cxneres  redigo 

K*x  Jifgo's,  detrimeotum 

a  re  accipere 

fitb  anger,  ira  ardere 

vV,  uror,  tt/?arf>  {d<mm) 

.  I. 

Ivmf^  uftits,  exuftus  (/o 

cinere  reda^us  {in  roaft' 
trridus,  (//t  the  band)  ftig- 
aftos 

xoreofy  ardens 
,   combaftio,   deflagratio 
)  oredoy  dimt^  f.   (irMi) 

,  ecpolio,  4« 
expolitos 
r,  politory  3. 
ioieadoftua 

errW^y  bolocanftaiOi  2. 
(See  horemgb 
>  in  csTum  fnbire 
cxcambium,  z. 
dlegM  difpenfator 
dilrampo*,  rjy^/,    3.  (i« 
ffiUo,  4.  (oarf)  proClio,  4. 
of^fj^}  rifa  emoii  (/»/# 


BUT 

kmgbter)  in  rifum  prorump^re 
{into  tesrt)  in  lachrymas  effundi 
{vfitb  envy).  invidiS  commoveri 

Btirfty  w  burften,  hernia  Jaborani 

A  burfting  out,  erupti^  3. 

A  bnrtben,  fee  burden 

To  bury,  fee  burial 

A  bujbf  rubus,  1.  {ofbair)  caefaries 

Bujbji  dumofus  (hair)  caefaries  co- 
mata  {place)  dumeturo,  2. 

A  bujbel,  modios,  2.  modimnui 

Bufyedf  occupatus 

Bufily,  folicit^ 

Bufinefi  (bufile)  tamultu8>  4.'  {im- 
phyment)  negotium,  2.  rei  {to 
mind)  rei  operam  dart  {to  come 
into)  in  fero  florere  {to  manage) 
res  gerJfre 

Full  of  bujinefs,  occupatiflimui 

A  bujky  fulcrum  pe^torale 

A  bujkin,  pero,  cotl^urnus 

Abu/Sf  bafium,  fuavium,  2* 

To  bufii  ofculor,  I. 

A  bujx,  (Aip)  nayigioliun 

A  bujpng,  baflfatio,  3, 

A  buftj  or  buflo,  (btua  minca 

A  bufile,  turba,  tumoltus 

Buflnng  {diligent)   diligent 

Bufy,  occupatus  {medling)  curiofus, 
impertinens 

To  bufy,  occupOf  I. 

A  buJIy  body,  ardelio,  onit,  m. 

To  be  bujy,  fatago,.  3. 

But  (an  adverfative)  is  made  by  aftj 
at,  *atque,  autem>  taeterum,  nifi, 
quodii,  fedy  fin>  vero,  verum  {hut 
for)  ni,  abfque  (6gnifying  before 
or  before  that)  is  made  by  cum 
(fignifyiog  except)  is  made  by  ex- 
tra, nifi,  prjcter,"  praetcrquam 
(fignifying  only)  is  made  by  roodo, 
lolt^m,  tanti^m,  (Hgnifying  but 
that)  is  made  by  m,  nifi,  nifi  quod, 
quod  nifi  {aftar  a  ne^fit/ve)  is  m.i4e 


BUZ 

by  ne,  non,  nifi  non,  quam,  quin, 
qui  non,  ut  non 

But  if,  fin,  fin  autem  {if  not)  fin 
minus,  fin  alitcr  {ratter)  im6 
quinimo  {feldom)  ttrh  {a  tobile 
ago)  nuper,  admodum  {juft  now) 
nuperrimc  {yet)  tamen,  ut,  atque, 
attamen,  veruntamen 

A  but  or  mark,  meta  {butts)  aggeres, 
urn,  m.  pi. 

A  butcher,  lanio,   onis,  m. 

To  butcher,  ma£to,  i. 

A  butcher^ s  Jbop,  macellum,  2. 

Butcherly,  (adj.)  crudcJi8(adv.)  tru- 
culenti,  xrrudeh'ter 

Butchery,  cardes,  ftragci 

A  butler,  celle  curator 

A  butt,  (of  wine)  amphora,  i.  dolium 

The  butt  end,  extremitaa  crafla 

To  butt,  arieto,  1, 

Butted,  or  bounded,  finitus  ' 

Butter^  butyrum,  2. 

Buttered,  butyro  illitus 

A  butterfly,  papilio,  oris,  f. 

Butter  Pii/k,  lac  ferofum 

A  buttery,  eel  la  promptuaria 

A  buttock,  clunis,  3.  nates,  plm 

A  button,  fibula,   i. 

To  button,  confibulo,   i. 

Buttoned,  fibulatus  ~ 

A  buttrefs,  fulcrum,  2.  erifma,  3. 

To  buttrefs,  fuffulcio,  I, 

Buxom,  alacer,  hilaris 

To  buy^  emo,  3.  mercor,  i.  {again) 
redimo,  3.  {a  bargain)  htnk 
cmere  {deat)  pluris  emere  {often) 
emptito,  I.  (wtffl/)  obfonor,  i.  {f 
fell  again)  negotior,  i.  {upontruf) 
fide  data  emere  (up)  emercor,  1;, 

A  buyer,  emptor,  oris,  m. 

A  buying,  emptio,  f. 

To  buxx,  (as  a  bee)  bombilo,  1,  (in 
the  ear)  infufurro,  x.  {fbrood]  ru- 

mercm  (par^^c^ 

i 


C  A  O 

A  buTSxing,  bombus,  2.  murmur)  j. 

fij»  a*  ab»  ad,  apud,  cum,  de,  e, 
tz,  juxta,  ob,  per,  prae,  preter, 
pro,  prope,  propter,  fecundum^  fub 

JBy  itjeff',  fcparatim,  feoifum 

Bv  heart,  memoriter 

^fteaitb,  fyrtim 

B]^  and  by  f  confelljm«  continue 

By  the  by^  obiter,  in  tranfitu 

Hard  by,  in  proximo 

By  much,  malth 

By  how  ntucb^  quanta 

By  fo  much,  tanto 

A  i}bl(/w,  nothusy  a.  (word)  ada* 
gium,  I.  opprobrium,  2. 

To  be  by,  adfum 

A  byas,  praeponderatio,  3.  f. 

To  iyas,  tranfverft  aggre 

ToU.byaJid,  inclino,  i. 


CA 

ACabafy  conciliabulum,  2. 
To  cabal,  occulte  agere 
Thccabafa,  traditio,  3.  cabala,  s. 
Caba/iflicai,  cabalifticus 
A  cabbage,  hriflica,  i.  caul  is 
Cabbaged,  {beaded)  capiUtus  (fioleti) 

fuppilatcs 
A  cabbifi  (/«  ajhif>)  ftcga,  i.  {iiet/e 

place  to  dwell  in)  tugurium,  2. 
A  cabbln  boy,  puer  nauclero  infer- 

Vicns 
A  eabimt,  ciftula,  j.  fcrinium,  2. 
A  cabinet  council,  concilium  fecretiut 
A  cabl/,  rudeiis,  tis,  c, 
A  /beet  cable,  rudens  facrum 
To  cachJe,  glocio,  4.  graculor,  i. 
A  cackfr.g,  glocitatio,  3.  f. 
A  cacodemon,  mulus  genius 
Caietwe^  clavfura  period!  nomtiofa 
A  eadtt,  frater  minor 


C  A  L 

A  cage,  cavea,  aviariura,    2.  {Jch 
criminals)  career  dathratus 

To  cajole,  inefco,  i.  illicio,  3, 

Cajoled,  inefcatus,  illicitus 

A  cake,  placenta,  i.  libvm,  tt  (rf' 
fhlegm)  phlegmatia  acerrus 

To  cake  [as  coals)  in  unum  coaJefccre 

Calamine  ft  one,  lapis  calaminaris 

Calamity,  calamitas,  3.  infortunium 

Calamitous,  calamitofui 

To  calcine,  exurere 

Calcined,  exuftus 

Calcination,  exuftio,  5.  f. 

To  calculate,  rationem  putare  {a  na- 
tivity) futura  pnedjcere 

Calculated,    [computed)    computatus 
[adapted)  accomodatut 

A  calculation,  computatia,  3.  f. 

A  calculator^  calculator,  3.  comptt- 
tator 

A  calendar,  caleodariom,  2. 

A  calendar  (of  cloth)  politor 

To  calendar,  pannum  polire 

Calended,  politus 

Calends,  calendae,  arum,  f.  pK 

A  calenture,  febris  ardens 

A  calf,  vi^ulus,  2.  (fia  calfl.^hnett,  i« 
[of  a  leg)  fura,  I. 

Of  a  calf,  vitutinua 

Calico,  telaindica 

To  call,  voco,  I.  ceinptllo,  3. 
[aloud)  exclamo,  t.  [ajtdc)  fe 
voco,  I.  [back)  revoco>  i.  [back 
one* i  word)  TtUzCto,  l.denego,  i. 
[by  name)  nomino,  i.  [for)  ar- 
cefco,  3.  [for  htlp)  imploro,  i. 
(out  or  forth)  evoco,  1.  [for  a 
thing)  ^(co J  s.  [in)  introvoco,  1. 
[in  a  dog)  canem  incrfpo  {of  a 
^/czr«)compello(/ffmoff(y)pecuniani 
exigcre  [in  a  law)  legem  subrogate 
[often)  vodto,  i.  [out  of  bed)  fuC 
cito,  1,  [over)  recito,  I.  [to  mind) 
recorder,  2.  [one  u  naught)  con- 


Cam 

vicior,!,  [inifueftion)  ezarak 
{to  arm)  cJaflicum  can2re  ( 
account)  ad  rationem  reddei 
▼ocare  {together)  convoco,  i, 
to)  inclamo,.f.  (up^n)  invoo 
[fir  belt)  imploro,  i.  («^ 
witnefsj  appello,  1$  [f  wh 
teftor,  I. 
A.caJl,  vocatio,  3.  f.  (at  0  td 

nutom 
To  he  calledy  vocor,  i.  (named)  \ 
cupor,  nominor,    i.  Canin) 
petor,  3,  [up}  excior,  in, 
Calkd,^  (named)  vocatus  (mtvW 
'  vitatus 

A  calling,  vocatto,  5.  f.  (pn/^ 
artificium,   2.   (to  remembn 
recognitto,  3,  (together)  ctt 
catto,  3. 
Calhfity,  callus,  2.  caUofittt 
Callous,  callofui 
Calm^  fedatus,  tranquillai 
A   cahs    (fea)    maris   traaqsi 

(weather)  ferenitas,  3, 
To  cabn,  paco,  t. 
To  becalm,  mitefco,  3.  plaeor, 
Calmly,  Icniter,  tranquil]^ 
Ca/mj7e/i»  tranquilitas,  3.  ftitij 
To  calve^  vitulum  parere 
Calved,  vitiilus  editus 
To  calumniate,  fee  KofUuid» 
Calumny^  calumnia,   1,  f, 
Qimbrick4  findon,  }inis,  U 
'came,  veni,  (cc  comt 
A  camel,  camelus,  2. 
Of  a  camel,  camel! i^us 
Camltt,  pannus  camelihut 
Camomil,  chamemelum,  i. 
A  camp,  caftra,  orum,  m.  pK 
Beloncing  to  a  camp,  caftrenffi 
FoUcioers  of  a  camp,  calones,  p 
A  campaign  (flat  country)  pUn 
[taking  the  field)  expeditlo  miHl 
(coat)  fa|UBi|  fth 


CAM 

I  canphorS  inxxtHt 

xe,  4.  (tell)  dMq 

mUi,  3. 

«t,  canarius 

I  vriting)  deleo,  %*  ex« 

.  (or  wuke  void)  abrogo 

cktusi  expunSus 

I  deletio,  abolitio^  3. 

incer,  2.  gaograena^  X* 

(Gdus,  ingenuus 

t  candidatua^  z. 

odide,  iiigeaol 

charoconditut 

lodda,  1. 

,  candelabrum 

fjft  purificatio  Wrgiais 

idor,  3. 

tccharo  cpndire 

oa  uidica,  ctlaoMHi  1. 

fe)  caoiu 

lecxdere 

aiuodioeiis 

casfua 

«9  caaneus 

iftuaiittoiy  «• 

Dthropophagos,  i.  • 

DOS,  infatiabilii 

anifhnis*  1. 

ns,  rm y  n.  {in  the  mouth) 

[in  tbt  no/e)  polypua 

uf 

Lharos 

•tmentam  bellicuin 

r,  tormentis  verberarc 

bombardartua 
)  regttJa,  i .  (law)  canon, 
9  a  cathedral)  canonicus 
nonicua 

io  divos  referre 

divos  afcriptus 
f  caaoniaatiOy  3* 
uopiumy  a. 


CAP 

To  ea»t  (cafi  away)  abjicio,  %,  {talk 

gihherijb)    uti    fi£litio   fermone 

{vtbine)  verba  trahere  {vtbtedk) 

didis  ducSre 
AcaiUf  au£>io,  3. 
A  tanting  fellow,  homo  fubdolus 
A  canting,  fidio,  3.  conje^uSy  4. 
A  caMtiae,  canticum,  z» 
To  canton,  dif^ribuo,  divido 
Canvas,  cannabiom|  2. 
To  canvas  {fir preferment)  ambio,  4. 

[fife for  iuJSnefs)  inquiro,  3.  veftigo 
CanvaffeJ,AmhitMs,  examiaaciUi  agi- 

tatiis^  ja£latus 
A  canvajfing,  fee  canvai 
A  caft,  pileua,  s. 
Capped,  praepUatus 
To  cap  a  ferfon,  caput  nud«re  (in 

verfa)9\x&tn\%  verfibus  contendere 
Wearing  a  cap,  pileatus 
Cap  4tp€^z  capite  ad  calcem  armatua 
Capahle,  capax 
Capacious,  ampluiy  capax 
Capacioufnefs,  capacitate  3« 
Capacity  (ability)  captus,  4.  facul- 

tas,  3.  («/"*  vejfel)  capacitate    3, 

{of  a  place)  amplitudo,  3. 
A  eaparifon,  lorica,  !• 
Caparifoned,  loricatus 
A  cape  (at  fea)  promontorium,  .2. 

r?A  *  garment)  collare,  3, 
A  caper,  faltus,  4.  (fruit)  cappartt 
To  caper,  tripudio,  !• 
Capillary,  capillarit 
Capital,  praecipuuSe  capitalis 
A  capital  in  arcbiteSure^  capitulum 
A  capitationt  capitum  exa^io 
The  capitolf  capitolium,  2. 
To  capitulate,  de  deditione  agere 
Capitulated,  pa£^o  conftitatua 
Capitulating^  pacifcens 
A  capitulation,  paAio  de  deditione 
Articles  of  capitulation,  dcdendi  op< 

pidi  capita  ct  }egcs 


CAR 

A  capon,  Snis,  m. 

A  capouch,  cucttUus,  2* 

A  caprice  (fisnt^cal  humour)  repeA* 
tinus  animi  motut  (ohftlnate  hu» 
mour)  pertinacia,  i.  f. 

Capricious,  inconilans,  pertiniE 

Capricioujly,  leviter,  morofe 

Capricioujnefs,  fee  caprice 

A  captain,  dux,  cis,  c,  (in  ^bief) 
fummus  dux  [of  the  guards)  prat- 
torii  praefedtua  {of  a  company)  otm 
dinum  duftor  {of  horfe)  htppar« 
chut  (of  32  men)  decurio,  3.  (^ 
co)  pentacontarchus,  2.  {of  a 
hundred)  crnturio,  ^3.  (of  1000) 
chiliarchus,  tribunus,  &•  (of  m 
Jhip)  dux  nagticus  (of  a  caJUe) 
arcia  piiKfeAut 

A  captainfhip,  centuriatus,  4* 

Captious,  argot  us,  morofus,  fallax 

A  captious  fellow,  cavlliator,  3. 

Captioufiy,  irgut^,  captiof^ 

Captioufrefs,  cariUatio,  3.  capti^ 

To  captivate  (enfiave)  In  fenrltuten 
Tt6\%txt{the  eme8ions,tcQ,)  mulc^ 

Captivated,  captivua  fa^us,  muldt^t 

A  captive^  captivua,  2.  mancipioai 

Captivity,  captivitas,  3.  feryitut,  4* 

A  captor,  qui  capturam  facie 

Capture,  captura,  Z. 

A  carat,  unclae  triena 

A  caravan,  mercatorum  caterra 
peregre  euntium  (carriage)  vehi* 
culum  oblongum 

A  carbine,  fclopeta  velitaris 

A  carbineer ^  veils,  ///;,  m. 

To  carbonade,  carnem  in  pruna  tor* 
rcrc 

A  carbuncle,  carbunculus,  %, 

Acarcafs,  cadaver,  ens 

A  card,  charta  luforia  {wrttfen) 
charta  epiftolica  (fea  card)  ta- 
bula nautica  (fvr  wool)  ferrcum 
pcftcn    ^  '  ^ 

la 


C  A  R 

Tocatdv}ool,  canxiino,  i. 

Carded,  carmioatus 

A  cardinal^    cardinalis,    3.    {adj,) 

praecjpuus 
Care  [diligence)  diligcntla,  i.  {heed) 
cautio,  3.  {regard)  curz,  i,  {trou- 
hie)  onus,  erisy  n.  anxietas,  3.  foli- 
citudo,  3.  {tuition)  tutela,   i. 
Tq  caret  or  take  care  of,,  euro,  l, 
{fi^)  providco,  2.  {/or  diligently) 
.  invigilo,   I. 
To  have  a  care,  caveo,  a. 
To  careen^  purgo,  i. 
A  caretr,  curfus  incitatus 
Careful,  diligens,   fedulus,    Uutus> 

folicitus,  circumfpeftus 
To  be  carefuly  laboro,  i. 
Carefully,  anxic,  cautc,  fedulo 
Carefstfnefsy  diligcntia,    i.    confide- 
deratio,  3.  folicitudo,  3. cautio,  3. 
Carelefsy  (not  thinking)  improvidus 
{at  eafe)  fecurus  {negUffful)  neg- 
^     ligena 

To  he  carekfs,  ncgligo,  exi,  3, 
Carelejly,  negligenter,  -fecurc 
Carele£ne^s,  incuria,  negligentia,  i. 
To  carefs,  ioduJgeo,  z,  ajpanter  ac- 

cipgre 
Carefe^,  blanditiae, /»/.  f. 
Carejid,  comiter  acceptas 
A  cargo,  navis  onus 
A  caring  for,  provifio,  3. 
To  carine,  casinam  purgarc 
Carious,  cariofus 

Carnage,  internccio,  3.  caedes,  is 
Carnal,  pravu?,  carnalis 
Carnally,  carnaliter,  prove 
To  enpy  carnally,  coeo,  4. 
Carnality,  voluptatutn  appetitus 
A  carnation,  caryophyllon,  2. 
Ggjww/,  baccanalia, //.  n. 
HH||i^9riDen,  hymnus 
^^^^bjl  fimvdL  caefarites 
■"fc»  pcrgraecor,  x. 


CAR 

A  caroufing,  potatio  intemperans 

A  carp,  carpio,  3. 

To  carp,  carpo,  vellico  ^ 

C4rped  aty  vdiicatus 

A  carper,  criticus,  2.  carptor,  3. 

A  carping^  vcllicatio,  3* 

A  carpenter,  faber  lignarius 

Belonging  to  a  carpenter,  fabrilia 

Carpentry,  ars  fabrilis 

A  carpet,  tapes,  etis 

Carraioays,  caruum,   2. 

Acarr,  carrus,  2. 

Carriage,  {behaviour)  geftus,  4.  {gooS) 
urbanitas  {of  a  burthen)  bajulatio  3. 
{cartage)vz€i.yxtdi{money)  vcftiva  i. 
{on  borfeback)  hippagium,  2.  {for 
artillery)  lignea  compagcs 

A  carriage,  currus,  4.  vehiculum^  2. 

Carried,  veftus  ' 

A  carrier^  portitor,  3*  bajulus,  2. 
{of  letters)  tzhtWvius,  2.  {of  tales) 
nimigerulns 

Carrion,  caro  morticlna 

A  carrot,  paftinaca,  I, 

To  carry,  gero,  3.  porto,  i.  fcro  {op 
behave)  fe  gerere  {about)  circam- 
fero  {about  often)  circumve£lo,  f. 
{about  with  him)  circomgefto,  i. 
{all before  one)  vinco,  3.  fupero,  i. 
,  {away)  aufero,  {away  by  force) 
rapio,  3.  {theprize)  palmam  fcrrc 
{bark)  legeio,  3.  {before)  praefcro 
{beyond)  praeterfero  {into Jlavery) 
in  fcrvitutcm  pbducere  {a  caufe) 
caufam  obtincre  {in  a  carriage) 
vehoc>rconvc>»o  {a  burden)  bajulo 
{or  condufi)  duco,  3.  {forrh)  effero 
{down)  dcvcho,  3.  {from)  afporto 
ifromplace  toplace)  tranfporto  {in) 
importo  {news)  nuncio,  i.  {off a 
difiemper)  depellere  morbum  {on) 
promoveo,  2-  {on  a  defign)  per- 
fcverarc  {on  a  war)  bellum  pro- 
ducere  {on  a  building)  continuare 


CAS 

aedificium  {to  a  place)  \ 
{together)  comporto,  i 
too  far)  nimis  urgcre 
fubveho,    3.    {water) 
{•wood)  lignor,   i. 
To  be  carried,  vthor,  £lu 
{refolved)  decernor,   3. 
Carried,  latus,  veftus  {aw 
raptus  {from  place  to  pL 
tatus  {about)  circumv 
the  verb  to  carry, 
A  carrying,  geflatio,  3,  p 
A    cart,    currus,  2.    plai 
curriculum,  2.  briga,  : 
quadriga,  {child's)  plol 
{covered)  capfus,  2. 
A  cartel,  rationes  praefini 

tandis  captivis 
A  carter,  auriga,  ae,  m. 
A  cartilage^  cartilago,  h, 
A  cartoucb,  capfula,  i. 
To  carve,  1.  fculpo,  3.  1 
Carved,  caelatus,  exartua 
A  carver,  fculptor,  3.  ca 
A  carving,  fculptura,   1. 
A  cafcade,  praeccps  aquae 
A  cafe  {in  law)  caufa, 
res    {of  confcience)   fcr 
{cover)  theca,  i.  {for, 
rytos,  2.  {for  a  comb)  p 
{for  needles)  acuarium 
pins)  oclcularium,    2. 
menti)  capfula,  l.  {of  , 
fus,  4.  {ftate)  conditio, 
A  cafementf  feneftra,  i# 
A  cajhitr,  fervus  cui  feni 
To  cajhiert  exauftoro,  i. 
A  cap,  tefta,  i.  cad  us, 
{headpiece)  galea,  I. 
A  cajket,  fcrinium,  2.  c 
A  caffock,  fagum,  2. 
'Yocafi,  jafto,  t.  jacio, 
circumjacio,  3.  {abroai 
{again)  rejicio,    3.    ( 


A  T 

(aiainfi)  chiicioy  5.<i»- 
jite^icio,  3.  {a  bvwl) 
(fl  ^n)  ex'ip,  3.  (or 
condemooy  i.  {in  Qme*s 
oboy  I.  («r  devlfe)  con> 
[donofi)  dejicJOy  3.  (Jortm 
vbo,  1.  {hfoiUotig)  prae- 
{aaJerfiM)  pcffiindo,  1. 
nitto,  3.  (/a)  injicio,  3. 
■/«(/]  recoloj  3.  meditor 
fuit)  vinco,  3.  (metals) 
.  confloj  I.  (0^  d  gar- 
io,  3.  (off  w  renounce) 
I.  (^  at  a  printer)  li- 
apotare  (ovrr  or  beyond) 
\.  (over  or  if/»«r)  Ajperin- 
[tt)  ejicio,  3.  (otf/  or«;ir- 
)D0,3,  (afmell)  redoleo^ 
l/r9)agito,  I,  (ar^)cosi- 
(i;p,  tfi  tbefea)  exptto,  3. 
von/V}  evomo,  3.  (/^ 
boftiOy4. 

i^S  4-  (V  '^  9O  <>^'' 
lortio 

JDiffilis,  faftts,  fparfus, 
aouiatui.  See  verb  tor^/? 
iAatus,4. 

caftro,  X.  (tf  ^}mttti]o 

iftratut 

ioceas 

tttito 

cafot,f. 

I,  a.  lielis,  m.  or  t, 

,  ^aevaricatofy  3. 

catalogue,  &. 

cataraaa^  x. 
atarrhiif,  a. 
*f  oreotus,  exitus,  4. 
f)  cantilena,  I.  (prize) 
[tawks  lure)  palpum,  2. 
')  obex,  3.  («wri/,  in 
tox  fiibfcripU^agjaaiii 


C  A  U 

To  cateb  (lay  hold)  arripso,  3.  capio 
(overtake)  aflbauor,  3.  (at  una- 
wares) fee  to  Jurfriase  (or  f natch) 
rapio,  3'  (^0  appeto,  3.  (iw^f 
0^  apprehendo,  3.  (tvith  a  kait) 
inefco,  x.   (in  a  net)  illaqueo,  x. 

Catched,  raptus,  illaqueatus,  depre- 
henfus,  de  improvtfo  oppreiTus 

A  eatchingy  fee  infe6Uou* 

A  catching  hold,  appreheniio,  3* 

To  catechifr,  catechizo,  x. 

A  catechifin,  catechifmus,  %, 

A  catechumen,  catechumenut,  %, 

Categorical,  categoricus 

To  cater,  obfono,  i« 

A  caterer,  obfonator,  3. 

A  cathedral,  ecclefia  cathedralia 

Catholic,  ftt  uiiiverfal 

Cattle  (fmall)  pecus,  Odis,  f.  (gt^at) 
pecus,ar»,  n,  (labouring) '^\itatuX9i, 
orum,  n,pl, 

A  cavalcade,  pompa  e^ueftrii 

Canfaby,  equitatut,  4. 

A  cave,  fpcluirca,  i.  aBtnua,  a« 

A  caveat,  cautlo,  3. 

Caught,  {tccatcbed 

A  cavil,  cavillatio,  3* 

To  cavil,  fee  to  dilute 

Cavilling,  rixofus,  litigiofat 

CavUUngly,  pertinaciter,  capCio(i 

Cavity,  concjivitas,  3. 

The  cauJ,  omentum,  a.  (for  0  wo- 
man^s  cef)  capUlare 

A  cauldron,  lebe«,  etis,  m» 

A  caulker,  ftipator,  3, 

A  caufe,  caufa,  i.  (»ccafaa\  occa^o^ 
{oi  ail  ion  in  law)  dlca,  I. 

To  caufe,  facio,  3.  coocico,  I.  gigno 
incito,  X.  infero 

Caufed,  faOus,  effbaiM 

Caufelefi,  fine  caoTa 

A  eaufey,  femita,  x. 

Cauftic,  caufticua 

A  cautery,  cauteciuxD,  a« 


C  E  R 

Cauttpn,  cautio,    3.  prudentia,    g, 
circumfpc^o,  3.  monitio,  3* 

To  caution,  moneo^  a.  admoneo,  v 
Cautious,  cautut,  prudent 
Cautioujly,  caut^,  prudent^r 
To  ceaje,    ceiTo,   x*  inter  mitto,   3 

quiefco,  3.  defifto,  3, 
Ceafed,  remifTus,  ccdatus 
A  ceafing,  ceflatio,  3.  internplTio,  3. 
fVithout  ceafing,  contineni^r 
To  celebrate,  celebro,  x.  laudo,  i, 
Cr/c^rtf/M/ (famous)  celebrii,  illui^rts 

(folemnized)  folennit 
Celerity,  celeritas,  3* 
Celeftial,  ctsleftit 
Celibacy,  calibatui,  4. 
A  cell,  cella*  i. 
A  cellar,  cellarium,  a.  ctlUj  i. 
Cement,  c  cement  um,  %, 
To  cement  (out)  conjungo,  3.  (neut.) 

coalefcoy  3. 
Cemented^  coagmentatus 
A  cenfer,  thuribulum,  a« 
Cenforieus,  maledicens^  mordax 
Cenfirioufnefs,  maledi^io,  3« 
A  cenfure,  cenfora 
To  cenfure,  reprehend©,  animadvertQ 
Cenfured,  reprehenfus,  notatus 
A  cenfurer,  animadverfor,   3. 
A  cenjuring,  reprebenfio,  3. 
A  center,  centrum,  a. 
Belonging  to  a  center,  *<cantraUs 
To  center,  terminor,  1 . 
A  eentinel,  fpeculator,  excubitor,  3* 
A  centurion,  centurio,  3. 
A  century,  centuria,  i.  fccuhim,  a* 
A  cerecloth,  centum,  a. 
Ceremonial,  ceremonialis,  ritualii 
Ceremonious,  fee  compksifant 
Ceremony,  cerimonia,    I.  (fomp)  fo- 

Jemnitat,   3.   pompa, .  i*    (mw« 

phifance)  urbanita^ 
Certain,  certus,  compertus  ifff^") 


Ii^erram,  cercus,   comperrus  KffJX'^i 
^uidam,  noonullus  (orbfrsyild 
*  3 


G  H  A 

Jt  is  certatn,  conftat 

For  certain,  ceito,  pro  certo 

A  certainty,  certa  rei  ratio 

A  ctriificmtey  teftificatio  fcripta 

To  certify,  certiorem  facere 

Ctrtified,  ccrtior  fadtut 

To  cefs,  fee  to  tax^  to  fine 

CeJ/atfon,  ceffatio,  i.  (of  arm)  in- 

duciae,  arum,  f,  ^U 
To  cbace,  fee  chafe 
To  chafe  or  v/arm,   calefacio>  tt 
(vex) .  iram  movcrc    (hi  vexed) 
^onnachor,  i.  fuccenfeo,  «.   (he 
galled)    cutem    atterere^    {with 
the  hand)  tero,  3. 
Chafed,  calefa£lus,  iratus,  mactfratus 
A  chafing,  calefa£^io,  3.  indigna- 

tk)y  3.  cutis  attritus,  4. 
Chafing,  ira  exardercens 
A  chafing-difh,  ignitabulum^  2. 
Chaff,  palea,   I, 
Chaffy^  paleatos 
Chagrin;  fee  difcontent 
A  chain f  catena,  i. 
To  chain,  cateno,  1.  concatenOj  i. 

catenas  alicui  in^cere 
Chained^  catenatut 
A  chair,  fella,  i.  cathedra,  i.  (ea- 
Jy)   fella  fupina  (offtate)   thro- 
nu6,  2.   (to  carry  one)  le^ica^  I. 
(with  elbows)  folium^  s. 
Taft  the  chair^    munere  praetorio 

funf^us 
A  chairman,  le£^icarius,  2.  (of  a 

ciu6,,Scc,)  praefes 
A  chaife,  currus  levior 
A  cb Alice,  calixy  3* 
Chalky  creta,  i. 
To  chalky  creta  notarc 
Oi  chalkf  cretaceus 
Chalked,  c/etatus,  creta  notatus 
Chalkyy  crctofus,  cretaceus 
A  challenge,  provocatio,  3. 
To  ^Ju//r^^^  proYOCOj  2*  {ot  take 


C  H  A 

to  one*  sf elf)  arrogo,  i,   (a  Jury- 
man)  rejicio,  3.  (a  promife)  exi- 
gOy  3.  (or  accufe)  accufo,  i. 
Challenged,  provocatus^  fee  to  chal- 
lenge 
Chalyheate,  chalybe  mixtus 
A  chamber,  cubicuium,  &.  camera, 

1.  cubile,  3.  triclinium,  2.  tha- 
lamus, 2. 

Tl^it  chamber,  aerarlum 
An  anticbambery  antithalamus,  2. 
A  chamberlain,  cubicularius,  t, 
A  chamber-maid^  ancilla,  i.  pedi- 

fequa,  i.' 
A  chamber  pet,  matula,  X. 
A  champion^  pugil,  3,  c,  (of  a  party) 

anteugnanus,  2. 
A  chancy  cafus,  eventus,   4.  fors, 

%»  (at  dice)  alea,  1.    (good)  for- 

tuniom,  2.    (bad)  infortunium, 

2.  (bad  at  dice)  jaAus  fupinus 
Chance  (adj.)  fortuitus 
To  chance,  fee  to  happen 
By.  chance,  forte,  fortuitd,  cafu 
A  chancel,  cance)!],  orum 
A  chancellor,  cancellarius  (of  a  hi' 

fh9p)  ofBclalis 
Chancery,  ftc  court  of  canity 
A  chandler,  butyri,  &c,  venditor 
A  chanel,  canalis,  %»   (of  a  river) 
alveus,  2.  (or  narrow  fca)   fre- 
tum,  2.  (inftone)  ftrix,  3, 
A  change,   (alteraticn)   viciflitudo, 

3.  (variety)  varietas,  3.  (of  mo- 
ney) commutatio,  3.  (or  exchange) 
excambium,  2*  (ojf  the  moon)  in- 
terluniam»  2. 

To  change  (2&)  muto,  i.  commu- 

to,  I.  (pafs)  mutor,  1.  vario,  i. 

(as  the  moon)  renovor,   i«  (one^s 

place)  demigro,  i. 
Changeable,     mutabilis,    inftabilis, 

verfutus,  mixtos,  vcrficclor 
Cbangeabienefs,  inconftanlia,  i, 


C  H  A 

Changed,  mutatus,  verfus 
A  changeLni,  ineptus,  2.  idi< 
A  changing,  variatio,  3.  muta 
To  chanty  cano,  3.  imxiulor; 
A  chanter,  praccntor,  3,  • 
A  chaos,  chaos 
To  chap,  hio,  i.  rimas  agei 
The  chaps,  fauces,  pi, 
A  chape,  vaginae  mucro 
A  chapel,  faceilum,  2, 
A  chapiter,  capital um,  2. 
A  chaplain,  a  facris,  capellac 
A  chap,  emptor,  3.. 
A  chapter,    (of  a  book)    cap 
(in  a  cathedral)  capitulum, 
A  chapter  houfe,  exedrium,  2 
A    character    (note)   charad< 
(defcription)  defcriptio,  3.  j 
litera,   i,  typus,   2.  (refu 
exiftimatio,  3.  fama,   i. 
To  charaSIerixc,  ^fee  to  defcrib 
Charcoal,  carbo  lignarius 
A  chare-iooman,  mercenaria, 
A   charge,  (accufation)  accufa 
(affault)    imp^tuf,   4.    (b 
onus,  3.*  (command)  mand 
2.  (from  a  bipop,    &c.)  adl 
tio,    3.    (cofi)   impenise, 
fumptus,    4.   (offxe)  mum 
(trufi)  cufl-odia,  i,  cura,  I. 
gun)  pulveris  &  plumbi  mi 
To  charge  (accuft)  accufo,   1 
fault)  adorior,  3.  (burden)  < 
I.  (command)  impero,  i.  (« 
entrufi)  commitiJfre  fidei  | 
price)  pretium  impon^re  (< 
fclopetum   inftruere    (a  c»> 
ztfith)  irenarchae  aliquem 
mittere 
Chargeable  (coftly)  fumptuofus 

thenjome)  gravis 
Charged,   juffus,   impugnatw 
cufaiuf,  oatratus 


CH  A 

A  titrpr^  patina,  i.  (cf  a  gun) 

iafiuaiboiani^  2. 
'""TT*  wprobittio,  3* 
AcEwtir,  rbeda,  i.  carpeotani|  z. 
CoMakc,  bcnignos,  candidus 
^^*rfjr,  liberalitcr,  benignd 
Cknrr  (<ks)  eleemofynay  x.  {Icve) 

c^tas,  3.    {children)  liberali- 

tite  educatus 

A(»rM,'incajitatiOy  3.i]Iecebrari. 

To.'«7«,  fee  to  incbant,  to  pleafe 

AiinKr,fafcinator,3.  delinitor,3. 

(^•n^,  fafcinani,    permulcena^ 

(nDBi,  foavisy  jacundiflimus 
A>an^  jaoindiffiin^,   blandif- 

be,  aoMeniffiine 
idtpTi  charta,  i.  lineatio,  3. 
Idtvftr,  charta,  i.  diploma,  3. 
Uimurfnrty^  charta  partita 
ikitt,  fUTa,  I.  laltuf,  4. 
^^t\furfue)  vcnor,  i.  feAor, 

I.(ttaw5r),  pello,   3.  (^toe, 

fc:}  fifnia  decoro^  i.  [famoard) 

iJK  iptacusy   fbgatnt,  decora- 

toenantibus  fignia 

|di!^  biatos,  4« 

^  calls,  podicus 

iMv,  caftigo*  I.   poiijo,  4. 

fH»  ^igatas,  ponltus 
^H^  caftigatio,  3. 

m  caftitaa,  3.  continentia,  x. 

fc  IHoadiaa,  3. 

*tf,  garrio,  4.  fee  to  talk 

Mm',  larrolos,  2.  loqvax 

Ni  (ru/}  bona  lealia  (ferfonal) 
^•foiboatcfl 
■<«r,  fceto^j// 
"dMkr,  at  the  teeth  with  cold, 
J^'^  pne  horrare  crepito 
^'^"'"i^i  k^oafitas^  3.  crepi- 

y»»T,  gairahu^  crepttaai 


CHE 

To  ehofOy  fee  to  cbeto 

Cbtapj  vilit,  vie  pretium 

Deg-^beaf,  iriliffimut 

To  cbeafen,  licitor,  i.  liccor,  2. 

Cbeafnejs,  vilitas 

C6ctfr  (countenance)  vultus,  4.  fa- 
des (courage)  animus,  a*  (pro- 
Tifion)  dapes,  pi,  {good)  czna 
opipara  {cbcari)  laett  clamoret 

To  cbtar,  hilaro,  i.  Istifico,  X* 
{encourage)  animo,  i, 

Chearfuly  laetus,  hilaris 

CbearfuUy^  alacriter,  laetS 

Cbearfulnefs,  alacritas,  3. 

Cbeary,  paulo  hilarior 

Cbearing,  leniens,  refocillana 

To  cheat,  fraudo,  i.  decipio,  3. 

A  cheat,  detraudator,  3.  tmpoftor 

A  cheat,  dolus,  2.  fraus,  3. 

Cheated,  deceptus,  fraudatus 

A  cheating,  fraudatio,  3. 

Cheatingfy,  fubdole,  fallaciter 

To  cheeky  corripio,  3.  (reftrain) 
cohibeo,  2.  fubmoneo,  2. 

A  check,  rrpreheniio,  coercI:io,  3. 
(at  chefs)  latrunculi,  /»/.  {of 
confcience)  ftimulus  {to  prevent 
miflaket)  cautio,  3.  {ufed  in  notes) 
curvae  linea  fcriptis  imprefl'u: 

Chicked,  reprehenfus,  coercitus 

Checkervft/e,  tefTellatus  {work)  opus 
tefleUatnm 

A  checkif^y  objargatio,  3. 

The  cheek,  gena,  bucca,  i.  {teeth) 
dentesmaxiliarea  (^0}i«)maxilla,i 

Cheefe,  cafeus,  2. 

To  chert f^,  (nmrifo)  alo,  3.  {keep 
tvarm)  calefacio,  3.  {firoke)  palpo, 

Cher'i/bed,  fuftentatus,  fotus 

A  cherijbery  fautor,  3* 

Cheriping,  fovens,  alens 

A  cherry,  cerafum,  2.  {Jlone)  acinus 

Chefs,  ludus  latruncnJori/ni 

Ch^/'mM,  JjUiiujcuJi, /A 


CHI 

A  cbefl,    cifta,    I.    area,    !•    (^ 

drawers)    ciftulae    tra^ilet    {of 

clothes)  vefHarium,  2.  {f»  pift* 

cious  things)  fcrinium,  a« 
The  chefi,  peiSlus,  Uris,  n, 
A  cbejnut,  caftanea,  i* 
A  chevalier,  equet,  Itis,  m. 
To  chetOy  manduco,   3.  {the  tud) 

ruraino,  i.  {upon  a  thing)  attent^ 

cogitare 
Chewed,  manducatus 
Chicanery,  cavillatio,  3* 
A  chicken,  pullus  gallinaceus 
To  chide,  objurgo,  i«  increpo,  I* 
Chidden,  objurgatus 
A  chider,  objurgator,  3. 
Chiding,  increpans,  objurgatorius 
Afi>/^'wf,jurgium,  2.  objurgatio,3. 
Chief,    primus,    principalis,    fum* 

mus,  fupremus  {men)  optimatet^ 

pi.  principes 
Chiejiy,  praecipue,  flimmi 
A  chieftain,  imperator 
A  childblain,  pernio,  otiis,  m* 
A  child,  infaos,  3.  pucr,  2.  paella^ 

I.  {in  thevm^)  em^ryo^  n.  {ha* 

ftard)  nothus,  2.  {nurft)  aiumnut 
Great  with  child,  gravida,  pr^egnana 
To  bear  a  child,  parturiot  4* 
Cbildhirtb,  partus,  4. 
Childbearing,  nixus,  partus 
Of  *  child,  puerilis 
Childhcod,  pueritia,  x« 
ChiUifi,  puerilis 
Cbildijhnefs,  puerilitas^  3. 
Cbildlefs,  orbus 
Cbildfen,  \ihtti,  pi,  prolet 
Chdij  aLgidD£j  algofus 
To  chitl,  {%&}  algorem  alicoi  inm- 

terc  (neut.)  algeo,  2.  frigeoy  2« 
Chilled,  algidijf,  frigidut 
Ci///y,  frigidc 
Chiijtnef^  algOT,  ^. 


C  H  O 

To  cbJme,  modulate  pulfo 

A  chimera,  chimera^  i« 

Cbimerical,  futilis 

A  cbimney,  caminus,  focus  {piece) 

frons  camini  (/weeper)  camino- 

rum  mundator 
A  cbin,  mentum,  2. 
China  mf are,  vafa  fi£lilia  a  Haenfia 
The  cbiney  vertebrae,  pi,  fpina,  I. 

{of  htf)  tcrgurtt  bovis  {of pork) 

tergum  porcuiuni, 
A  chinky  rjma,  i.  (money)  pecunia 
"Long  thinnedy  longo  mento  pricditus 
A  cbipy  fegmen,  3.  a(Iula,  x. 
To  chipy  diftringo,  3.  (wiri>  an  ax) 

afcio,  I. 
Chipped^  diftriiflus,  dedolatus 
ChippingSj  refegmina  panls 
Chips  for  afrcy  fomes,  i//>,  m. 
To  chirpy  (as  a  bird)  minurio,  4. 

(as  a  cricket)  ftrideo,  2.  (as  a 

fparrow)  pipilo,  l« 
Chirurgtryy  medicina  ehiruygict 
A  chirurgeoTiy  (ecfurgeoa 
A  chifely  fcalper,  2. 
Cb'H-chatt  garritus,  4^ 
A  cbitterliKgy  hilla,  i. 
Chit ferii figs,  omafuiDy  2. 
Chivalry,     (prowefs)     virtus,    3. 

(knighthood)  equitatus 
Chocolate,  potus  ex  cacao 
A  choice,  ele^io,    3.  deledus^   4, 

(diversity)  varietas,  3. 
Choice,  (adj.)  le^us,  exquifitus 
To  make  choice,  fee  to  cboo/e 
To  choke,  fufFocOy  i.  ftrangulo^  I. 

(or  ft  op)  obftcuc,  3. 
Choked,  fuffocatuSy  ffraogulatui 
Choler,  cbolera>  I.  bills,  is,  f. 
Choleric,  biliofus,  morofus 
The  cholic,  dolor  cholicus 
To  chdofey  eligo,  3.  deiigo,   j.  fe- 

ligo,  2*  coofticuQ,  3.  akifco,  3^ 


C  H  U 

coopto,  I.  fub/UtuOy  3.  eximo,  3. 

xnaloy  ut\ 
Choojittg,  eIe£tio,  3. 
A    chop,  divifura,   i.  fruftum,   s. 

(of  mutton)  offula  carni^  oviiue 
l^be  chop,  lee  chops 
To  chop,  coQcindo,   5.  perinuto,  i 

(off)  trunco,  I.  praecido,  3.  (about 

aiv)i»d)xivaXax,\, 
Chopped  off,  truncatus,  abfciflua 
Chopped,  coQcifus 
Chopping  and  changing,  permuUtid 
Chopt,  {^chopped 
Choral^  ad  chorum  pertineos 
A  chardy  chorda,  r. 
A  charrifier,  choiifta,  I. 
Cborographj,  chorographia,  I. 
The  chorus,  chorus,  2. 
Chofen,   ele^us,    deledius,  coopta- 

tus,  /ele£lus>  esemptus 
To  choufe,  deciplo,  3, 
Cboufed,  deceptus,  fraudatut 
Chrtjm,  chrifma,  atls,  n. 
Christ,  christvs,2. 
To  chrifien,  baptizo,  i , 
ChrifleniUm,  or  bis  chriftiahut 
Cbrijien^d,  baptizattts 
Chriftiany  chriftianus 
Chrijiianity,  chriflianitas,  3. 
Cbriflmas,  Christ  I  naule  feftitm 
Chronic y  diuturous,  perpetuus 
To  chronicle,  poller itati  mandare 
Chronicled^  IB  anoales  relatus 
A  chronicle,  chronicon,  2« 
A  cbronologifi^  chronologufi,  2, 
Chronology,  temporum  biftoria 
Chubbed,  crafl&is  et  curtus 
A  chuck,  i€bit  levis 
To  chuck  (like  a  partridge)  ezcaho,  l. 
A  chuckle  head,  capito,  oniig  nu 
A  chum,  coatubeinalit 
A  chump,  truncos,  2. 
A  cburchf  teopiuin^  »«  ecclefia,  J« 


C  I  R 

Cburfk-Ufids,  g|«b«p,  arum^pt. 
A  Churchwarden,  cditaus,  %, 
A  Church'ford,  ctemetsfiaaiy  1 
Of  the  church,  ecdefiaftidia 
A  churl,  rufticus,,  fordidot 
Churri/b,  illiberalisy  tructtk«t» 
Churiybne/s,  rofticita),  aiperiUi 
A  chum,  cioea,  i. 
To  churn,  lac  agi tare 
A  churning,  ladis  agitatiii 
To  ehufe,  fee  to  cbooje 
The  chyle,  chylus,  1. 
Chymical,  chymicus 
C^pnifiry,  ciymia,  alchymia,  9 
A  chymi^,  alchyraifta,  aeg  «b 
A  cicle,  falcula,  j. 
Cider,  fuccut  e  pomi* 
To  del,  laqueor,  i. 
A  cinSure^  cingulum,  %•  foa^ 
Cinnamon,  cinaamonDum,  2. 
The  cinque-ports,  quinqoe  poii 
A  eion,  furculus,  2. 
A  Cipher,  ciphra,  l.  (nmif^)  t 
(engraved)  literae  interise  in* 
(fecret  vtriiing)  notae  arcanap 
To  cipher,  iM^ithmcticam  HMk 
Ciphering,  arithmetica,  Z. 
A  circle,    cifQulus,    a*   orbii^ 
laboui  the-mtm)   halo^  m^ 
(abwt  the  eye)  iris,  3. 
Half  a  circle,  foaucirculos,  «• 
A  circuity  circuitus,  4!  ambit^i 
Circular,  orbicua,  circularif 
Circulatory,  circulatociua 
Tii  circulate,  cicculoTyi.  teraUM 
Circulation,  circulatio,  %, 
Circumambient^  circomambicat 
To  circumcife,  firQumcido,  3* 
Circumcifed,  circumciftts 
CircumciJUn,  circumctfio,  J*. 
A  circumference,  circulus,  at 
A  circumjlex,  circumflexot^  ^ 
Circumkat$i9&,  €UCunlo6ua% 


L  A 


,  circumfcribo,  3, 
ifideratus,  cautas 
autc,  provide 
circumftantiay  i. 
labitus 

es,  />/.  conditio>  3. 
circumvenio^  4. 
ircumventus 
r,  deceptio,  3. 
rna,  i. 

CIS,  f. 

tio,  3. 
I. 

9,  3.  municeps,  3. 
ig)  urbs,  is,  f.  (in- 
vitas,  atis^  f,  [chief) 
is,  f. 

QUS 

irbauoSy  civllis 

as,  urbanitas^  3. 

anfuefacio,  3. 

ifuefa6lus,  excMtus 

T,  orbaniter 

litaculum,    2.    (long 

lacula,  I.  garrulitas 

ito,  I. 

amidus 

icatio,  3. 

idico,  I.    ailero^    3. 

epofco^  3. 

sndicator,  5. 

ando,  3. 

II,  vifcofos 

fcofitas,  2. 

or,  3. 

imo,   I.  exciamo,  i. 

sofus,  importunus 

I  4*  clientcla^  i. 

fecret 

I  idus,  4.  (noife)  tre- 

feafe)  lues  venerea 

0  percutio,  3.   {at  a 

>,  3«  (m  tbe  hack)  de* 


CLE 

mulceo,  3.  [or  give  a  difeafe)  in- 
ficio,  3.  (or  make  a  noifc)  ftre- 
po,  3.  {bands)  plaudo,  3.  {in) 
iznmitto,  3.  irruo,  3.  {up  a  bar- 
gain) pacifcor,  3.  {up  a  peace)  pa- 
cem  facere  {up  inprifon)  in  cufto 
diam  tradere  {wings)  alas  quatere 

Clap  boards,  materia  cadorom 

Clapped  at,  plaufus 

Clapped,  (poxed)  inuftus  lae 

Bell  clapper,  malleus 

Clapt,  fee  clapped 

Claret,  vinam  rubellum 

To  clarify,  (aft)  purgo^  r.  (neut.) 
clarefco,  3. 

Clartjiei,  defecatus 

A  dark,  fee  clerk 

To  clafl),  (difagrec)  dlfcrepOy  ui,  1 
(make  a  noife)  clango,  xi,  3. 
(beatagainft)  coUido,  3. 

A  clajbingt  difcrepatio^  3.  clangor 

Cla/bing,  collidens 

A  clafp,  fibqla^  i.  clavicula,    Z* 

To  cla^,  in6bulo,  x.  ample^r^  3. 
(bands)  manus  conjungere 

Clafped,  nexus,  infibulatus 

A  clafs,  claiTis,  3.  feries^  5. 

Clajpcal,  clafficus 

To  clatter,  ftrepo,  ui,  3.  garrio^  4. 
altercor,  i. 

A  clatering,  ftrepitas,  4.  garritus, 
4.  altefcatio,  3. 

A  claufe,  claufula,  i.  fententia^  i. 

A  claiv,  unguis,  3.  ungula,  i. 

To  claw  (fcratch)  fcalpo,  3.  (flat- 
ter) demulceo,  2, 

Claived,  unguibus  laceratus,  3. 

A  claiming,  laceratio,  3, 

Claws  of  a  fiih,  chelae,  drum,  f.  pi, 

Clay,  lutum,  2.    argilla,  I. 

To  clay,  iuto  oblinSre 

Clayey,  lutofus,  argillaceus 

Clean,  mundus,  nitidus,  purus 

To  clean,  or  cleanfe,  mundo^  i«  ex- 


CLE 

purgo,  T.  dilno,  3.  elino,  i« 

To  be  clean,  eniteo,   a. 

Cleaned,  abfterfus 

Cleanlinefs,  mundities,  5*  nltorj  3* 

To  cUanfe,  Tee  to  clean 

Cleanfed,  defaecatus,  fee  ckantd 

A  cleanfing,  purificatio,  3. 

Clear  (bright)  lucidut,  perlucidpfl 
(fair)  ferenus  (manifeft)  confpi- 
cuus  (calm)  imperturbatus  (pure) 
limpidus  (in  found)  claruty  fo- 
norus  (without  irfeBion)  integer 
(without  mixtun)  merus  (out  of 
debt)  folutus  sre  alieno  (in  the 
bead)  fagax  (innocent)  innoxius 

Clear  (adf.)  prorfus,  omnino 

To  clear  (acquit)  abfolvo,  3.  (« 
doubt)  explano,  i.  (a  table)  fer- 
cula  tolljfre  (a  Jbip)  ve£tigalia 
folvj^re  (a  crime)  purgo,  j.  (fiw) 
libero,  r.  (an  account)  rationct 
ezaequare 

To  be  clear,  clareo,  2.  niteo,  2« 

To  clear  up,  clarefco,  3, 

Cleared,  expolitus,  dilutus,  pate« 
factus,  abfolutus 

Clearly f  clar^,  perfpicu^»  pur^j  oni* 
nino  prorfus 

Clearne/s,  nitor,  3.  ferenitas,  3, 

To  cleave,  findo,  3.  (neut.)  dehifco^ 
3.  (unto)  adhaereo,  i. 

Cleaved,  znd  cleft,  fiflTus 

A  cleaver,  clunaculum,  2« 

A  cleaving  to,  adbaefiQ,  3, 

Cleaving  to,  adhserens 

A'eleft,  rima,  i.  flfTura,  l« 

Clemency,  dementia,  i.  lenitas^  |« 

Clement,  clemens,  mitii 

To  clench,  fee  clinch 

The  clergf,  clerus,  2. 

Qixht  clergy,  iacerdotali$ 

A  clergyman,  clericus,  2« 

Clerical,  clericalis 


C  L  O 


C  L  O 


A  iUrk  (clergyman)  clcricus,  a.  {oj\  Cloddy^  glebofus 


a  fartjb)    iacrifta,    a^  m,  {to 

vjrtte)  fcriba^  dt,  M.  (of  the  kit- 

fBin)  obfonator,  3.  {of  the  feace) 

ckricus  pads  {of  tht  market)  ^di- 

lis  libripens  (of  the  roUs)  fcrini- 

arius  (to  a  gentleman)  fcriba,  1. 
Clever,  dexter,  agUis 
Cteverfy,  dextr^,  agilitir 
The  clevf  (of  a  fail)  jjes  yeli  (of 

thread)  gbmusj  z« 
To  elick,  crepito,  4. 
tA  clicking,  tinnitus,  i, 
A  client,  cliens,  5.  cUentelay  i. 
A  diff,   rupes,    3.    peCra/  1.   (in 

mu/lc)  clavis,  3.  (of  wood)  fruf- 

tum  ligni 
Climafferica/,  clima^ericus 
A  climate  or  c/ime,  cHma,  j. 
To  climk,  Tcando,   3.  afcendo,   3. 

confcendo,  .3. 
To  cHncb  (as  the  fift)  contraho,  J. 

{a  nail)  repango,  3. 
A  cHncber,  (ftrong  argument)  ar- 

gumentum  herculeum 
To  ering,  tdhaerco,  2.  <ohaereo,  a. 
To  clink,  crtpo,  j«  tinnio,  4. 
To  cliff,  tondeo,   %,  abfcindoi  3. 

tircumtondto,    s.   praecidoy    3. 

4imintio,  3.  (inffeecb)  male  pro- 

nunciarc 
CTifpedy  QT  cSpt,  tonfus 
A  clipping,  tonlio,  3,  praecifioi  3. 
Clippings,  praefcgmina,  pU 
A  cloak,  fee  chke 
To  cloatb,  veilie,  4.  amicioy  4. 
Cioatbed,  veftitus 
Cloatbing,  veAitus>  4. 
A  clock  (the  machine)  borologium, 

2.  (the  hour)  hora,  i. 
^  To  clock,  fee  to  cluck 
A  Jo^/,  gleba,   i.  grumui,  2. 
To  clod,  coagulor,  i. 
Ciaddcd,  concrerus^  ^romefccns 


A  clog  (hindrance)  impedimeoturo, 
2^.  {for  bcrfn)  obex,  3*  (wooden) 
calones,  pi.  (leatber)  (cuipoheae 
ex  corio  conferee 

To  clog,  impedio,  4*   obftru0|  3. 

'    onero,  i.  praepedio,  4. 

Clogged,  impeditus,  oneratus 

A  cloifter,  monaflerium,  z. 

A  cloke,  pallium,  2*  fagum^  »• 

A  clokc'bag,  mantica,  i . 

A  cloke  {for  a  fault)  praetextus,  4« 

To  cloke,  veloy  i.  dtffimtiloi  i. 

Cioked,  teAus,  palliatos 

Clofe,  (fliut)  occlufus  (fecret)  ar- 
canus  (dark)  tenebrofus  (fgft] 
iirmus  (narrow)  apguftut  (near 
to)  contiguus  (referved)  tacitur- 
nus  (thick)  denfus  (covetous)  a- 
vanis  (together)  continuus 

Chjie  by,  vicinus,  propinquu»  ( jrep, ) 
juxta,  prope,  propter,  fecundum 

To  clofe,  claudoy  3.  concludo,  j.  (or 
conceal)  celo  i,  taceo,  2.  (keep 
in)  coerceo,  2.  (hedge  ia)  fepio, 
4.  (together)  ponjungo^  3,  (up 
a  wound)  cicatrice  obdud  (witb 
a  propofal)  pacifcor,  3. 

A  cieje,  fee  cotfclufion,  inclofmre 

Clofe together,  (adj.)  confertus  (adv.) 
contertim,  conjun£te 

Cl^ed,  occlufus,  ftipatus,  obfeflus, 
compreiTuSyobfignatus,  obdii£hiS| 
confolidatus 

Cbtfely,  (e^e,  denle,  confertira, 
clancolum 

Clofenefs,  anguilia,  i.  fee  nearnefs, 
niggardUneJi,  rtfervednefs,  fecreff 

A  ciofet,  conclave,  /«,  n,  cella,  I. 

A  clot,  fee  clod 

Cloth,  pahnus,  a.  (of  ftate)  cano 
pseum,  2«  ([or  a  harfe)  flragu- 
lum,  2.  (batr)  ciliciuin,  2. 

Tq  clothe^  {» to  ckath 


C  O  I 

A  cloud,  nubes,  ir,  f. 
To  grow  cloudy,  nabilo,  I* 
Cloudy,  nubilus 
Clotfded^  undulatut 
A  clove,  caryophylluxn,  2» 
Cloven,  Mms  (  footed)  hifidi 
A  clout,  pannicului,  2.  (ox 

anumeUtum  cakei 
To  clout,  fee  to  patcjf 
A  clown,  rufHcus 
Clownifi,  aggreftis,  inarba; 
Clownijhnejk,  rafticitas,  3. 
To  cloy,  fatio,  1.  e^cfaturo, 
Cloyed,  faturatus,  fatiatui 
A  cloyfier,  fee  clvJUr 
A  club,    clava,    t,    fuftiS] 
cards)    trifoliumy    2*    I 
compotatio,  3.  focletas, 
boards  a  reckoning)  collet 
To  club,  iymbolam  confen 
Club  footed,  loripes,  Jldts^  t 
A  clue,  fee  ckw 
Clumfey,  inhabilis,  rufticva 
Clumfineft,  rufticitas,  3. 
A  clufier  (of  grapes,  &c.)  i 

2.  (heap)  acervus,  2. 
The  clutches,  ungues,  turn. 
To  clutter,  tumultuor,  i. 
A  clutter,  tumultus,  4.  tur 
A  clyfler,  clyfter,  eris,  n, 
A  coach,  rheda,  i.  currus 
A  coachman,  atirlga,  i.  m, 
A  coach'houfe,  ftabulMm  ri 
fiackney  coach,  curros  mcr 
Coajutor,  collega,  a,  m. 
To  coagulate,  coagulo,  i. 
To  coaks,  adblandior,  4« 
A  coal,  carbo,  onh,  ro. 
A  coal  dealer,  carbonari  us« 
Of  coals,  carbonarius,  a,  t, 
To  coalejce,  coalefco,   3. 
Coalition,  coalitio,  3. 
To  coap,witb,  confligo,  3 
The  coalpit^,  projeQura  u 


OD 

r.  limes,  3.  littus,  3. 

iMvigatnt 

a,   I.  ▼eftis,   3.  (•/ 

,  1.  \fif  <mm)  infig- 

UD  [jtf  amumr)  pala- 

1.  \oJ  a  borfe)  fcta 

or 9    3«  Tefemnenta* 
Jl)if)  futrioa,  i. 
inea,  !• 
9,  artneofos 
luoilla,  I. 

\j  %,  (jf  a  £al)  gno- 
^£«jr)  Keni  meta  {of  a 
Somiinn,  a.  papilla,  i. 
rrpentina  {hoot)  fcapha 

r,  gaUicinioxDy  s. 

l^cetM 

^)  attoUo,  3.  (%) 

.  ca^uloa  ftniere   (a 

atinam    adducSre    (« 

B  tntendcre 

bafilifeof,  s. 

ttarofz  foriDa 

sus  iiKiugetc 

a  gun}  addafint  (at 

flnuof  flniAiii 

uiter  cnutritot 

iadnlgentia,  i, 

ididaTedi^s 

hlea^  X. 

DoillCllnS 

)  fiiiqDa,  t.  (of « iftfn) 
M)a&llM,s.  (/t«e^) 


Icilla 


)^«o,  J. 
Mf  ditw 


COL 

Co^jidenty  coefficient 
Coequal^  coequal  ia 
Coercion^  coercio,  3.     . 
Coercive^  coercent 
Coeffintial,  cocflcntialii 
Coetaneeusy  cjofdem  aetads 
Ceeternal,  cozterout 
Cuval,  cosemt 
Coexist,  coextftent 
Coffff,  kupha>  X. 
A  cofee'tcufe,  knphlpolitmi,  1. 
A  toffeTf  area,   i.  capfii,  i, 
A   cojfirery   difpcafator,  3.    {to  thi 
king)  quaeftor  erarioa 

A  co^tt,  joculus,  1. 

To  cogf  aleam  componere 

Cog  (of  a  wheel)  dens  rotae,  f, 

A  cog  vfbeei^  rota  deoticttlata 

tagency^  tIs,  3.  efficacit^  x« 

Cogent,  cogens,  efficax 

Cognifanee,  ccgnitio,  3.  notida,  I. 

To  have  cogntfancey  cognofeo-,  j* 

To  take  ctgntpmce,  exaainoi  X» 

To  cohabit^  cohabito,  x. 

A  cobary  coheres,  gdit^  r. 

To  c9beref  cohasreo,  2. 

A  coberendt  cohaerentla,  >• 

Coherent,  cohaerens,  cengmcnt 

A  cohort,  cohora,  tis,  f, 

A  coif,  caplllare,  /x,  a. 

To  coil  a  rope,  radentem  glomorare 

Coin,  tnoneta,  i.  pecunia,  i. 

To  coin,  cud&re  nnitimom  {fdgmj 
fingo,  *i,  3. 

Coinage,  QioDetx  perctiffio 

Coined,  coftts,  fi£tas 

C^rnSf  nmnilmaU,  pL  {of  buildings) 
ancones,  urn,  m,  ph 

To  coincuh,  coincide,  3. 

A  coit,  difcQS,  4* 

A  MA/Cfubft.)frigQ9,  3.  algor,  3. 
(adj.)  fdgidns,  gelidus,  algidul 
[of  coftflitnfion)  alfiofas 

A  »/</,  gtavedo,  dinisf  f» 


COL 

To  Be  coU,  fiigec,    1.  frigerciv  J. 
rigeo,  %,  rigefcoy    3.  horreo,  ju 
defenreo,  1. 
To  wuki  coU,  rcfrifero^  x* 
It  is  cold,  friget 
Cold^,  tepid  ut 
Coidly,  fnpAl,  tepidS,  gelid^ 
A  co/Ur,  capiAmm,  n.  (for  m  JB^) 
n)i!luin,a.  (/or  a  borfi)  hclcisfii^ 
2.   {for  ojftndtrs)   colliftrigittai, 
a.  (y  *  garment  J  coUaie,  j,  (^ 
S,  S,)  torquia 
To  col/ati  (give)  do,    x.  confuro^ 
ttttt  (compare)  comparo,  t.  «§• 
amino,  x. 
ColUted,  conparatat,  coUatn 
Collateral^  coUateralii 
A  colladon,  roerenda,  x« 
A  collation,  or  coBating,  calliti* 
A  coUeague,  collega,  x, 
A  collet,  collegia,  x. 
To  coUeS,  colligo,  |. 
alleged,  colleaus 
A  colle^on,  coUe£Uo,  3. 
CoHeffioMS,  coUedanea,  pi,  s» 
ColleSive^  colledivus 
CalleBiveijp  coIle£live,  fimal 
A  colUBor,  colle^or,  g«  exaAor,  $• 
K  college,  coilcgiiim,  %• 
A  coUegidM,  coUcgii  fociua 
Collegiate,  coUegiatus 
Acollhtr,  carbonariiis,  %, 
A  colliery,  fodina  carbonari* 
A  collifliwer,  fioi  brafficas 
To  collogue,  aifentiory  4* 
A  colloguing,  adulatio,  3. 
A  coUop,  ofl^U,  X.  buccea,  f « 
A  collofuy,  colloqmwn,  i. 
CoUufion,  collufio,  3.  dolui,  ft# 
CoUufive,  dolofus,  fallax 
Ollufroely,  falUdter,  fsOSk 
A  colon^  colon,  ».  (arff-gat) 

ftinom  redum 
A  coknet,  cbiiiarcbiSi 


COM 

A^otonyy  colonia,  I. 

CofoJ/ean  (huge)  colofTnis 

A  colour,  color,  '3.  tin£lus^  4.  p'tg- 
mentum,  a.  (pretence)  praetex- 
tus,  4.  {colours)  vexilla,  orum,  n. 
pL  {In  grain)  dibapkus,  2. 

To  colour,  coloro,  i,  (Wufli)  eru- 
beico,   3.    (counterfeit)  infuco, 

/   1.  (cover  «  fault)  obtego,  3. 

Oftbefamecohury  concolor 

Coloured,  coloratiis,  fucatus 

A  colt,  pullus  equlnus,  equulus,  a. 

■Coltijb,  puUinus;  lafctvus 

A  column,  cOlumna,  i. 

A  comb,  peflen,  wis,  n.  [cocKs) 
crifta,  1.  (of  honey)  favus,  2. 

To  comby  como,  3.  pcfto,  xi  or  u'l 
{'wool)  lanam  carminare 

A  curry  comh,  ftrigil,  3. 

A  comb  brufr,  fetaceum,  2. 

A  coxcomb,  fatuus,  infulfusy  2« 

A  combatant,  pugil,  3. 

A  combat y  pugna,  x.  certamen,  3. 
(duel)  duellum,  x. 

To  combat,  praelior,  i.  dimico^  I. 
(ftrive  with)  contend©,  3, 

Combed,  pexus 

A  combination,  conjunftio,  3.  (plot- 
ting) conjuratio,3.  confpiratio,  3. 

To  combine,  conjungo,3.  confpiro,! . 

Cow^iW,- conjunftus  5  confpiratus 

Combuftible,  combuftibilis 

To  come,  yienio,  4.  {after)  fuccedo, 

3.  (vgainfi)   invado,  3.  adorior, 

4.  {away)  difcedo,  3.  (or  follow 
after'j  (cquor,  ^.  {abroad)  prodto, 
4,,  {again)  redeo,  4.  {to  one's  f elf) 
refipifco,  3.  {along)  procedo,  3. 
(asunder)  disjungor,  3.  {at  or 
^vtrtahe)  attihgo,  3.  {at  or  obtain) 
obtineo,  2.  {before)  praevenio,  4. 
(^^rti;a«)Jntervenio,  4.  {by)  prae- 
tereo,  4.  (as  butter)  motor,  i. 
{bj  a  thing)  adipifcor^   3.    (as 


C  O  M 

chcefe^  coagulor,  i.  {down  from 
a  place)  defcendo,  3.  {forth,  be 

•  publiflicd)  cdor,  3.  publicor,  I. 
(forward)  procedo,  3.  {or  pro- 
ceed from)  orior,  4.  {in)  introeo, 
4.  {in,  orfubmit)  dedo,3.  {in  one^s 
way)  occurro,  3.  {in  uje)  ufu  ve- 
nire {into)  introeo,4.  {into  bufnejs) 
floreo,2.  {into  danger)  periculisex- 
poni  {into  port)  in  portumvenirc(or 
falloff)  decido,  3.  {often)  ventito, 
I .  {on)  pergo,  3.  {over,  or  deceive) 
circumvenio,  4.  {out  of)  exeo,  4. 
{out,  or  be  known)  evulgor,  1. 
{to)  adeo,  4.  {to,  or  confent) 
aiTentior,  3.  {to,  or  coft)  confto, 
I,  {to  an  agreement)  pacifcor,  3. 
{to  an  end)  concludo,  3.  {to  an 
efiate)  hxreditatem  adire  {to  the 
knowledge  of)  innotefco,  3.  {to 
mind)  fubeo,  4.  {nigh)  appro- 
pinquo,  I.  {to  band)  occurro,  3. 
{next)  fequor,  3.  {topafs)  evenio, 
4.  {(guickly)  feftino,  i .  {to  light) 
appareo,  2.  (to  particulars)  fin- 
gulatim  enarrare  {to  preferment) 
promoveo,  2.  {fiort)  deficio,  3, 
deefTe  {together)  coeo,  4.  {up) 
afcendo,  3.  {up,  as  corn)  ger- 
mino,  I.  {up,  as  a  fafliion,  &c.) 
introducor,  3,  {upon  with  violence) 
vi  irruere  {with  one)  comitor,  I. 
(draw  near)  inftarc 

Come  again,  (down)  delapfus,  {in) 
ingrefTus,  {nigh)  propinquus  {from 
by  defcent)  ortus  {off)  elapfus 
{out)  cgreffus;  editus  {upon) 
abortus  {in  the  way)  obvius 

A  come  off,  praetextus,  4. 

A  comedian,  comoedus,  2. 

A  comedy,  comoedia,  i . 

Comeliness,  decas,  3.  pulchritude,  3. 

Comely,  decorus  ;  formolus,  venuflus 

A  comt,  cometa,  i. 


COM 

Comfort,  folatium,  2.  coniblati 
To  comfort,  confolofy  i.  relev< 
Comfortable,  confolans;  dulds 
Comforted,  exhilaratus 
Comfortablenefs,  jucunditas,  3< 
Comfortably^  jucunde,  dalc^ 
To  be  comforted,  confolor,  I. 
A  comforter,  confolator,  3. 
Comforting,  confolahs 
Comjortlejs,  triftis,  moeftus 
Comif  or  comical,  comitus  (in 

facetus,     feftivut    (hard  ti 

underftood)  dubius 
Coming,  veniens,  fee  to  come 
Comitial,  comitialis 
A  comma,  comma,  atis,  n. 
To  command,  jubeo,  2.  impe 

mando,  i.   praecipio,  3.    ( 

emineo,  2, 
Commanded,  mandatus ;  citatv 
A  commander,    mandator,    3* 

3.  praefe€tus,  2.  iroperator, 
Commanding^  imperaos,  jubeii 

,A  command  (place)  pnefe^ 

imperium,  2.    (precept)  m 

tum,     praeceptumi    2.    {< 

jufTus,  4. 

TTye  ten  commandments,  decalojp 

Commemorable,  coramembrabil 

To  commemorate,  commemorQ 

A  commemoration,  commemoni' 

To  tf0mmMr«(beg!n)>nchoo,  ex 

4.  (take  a  degree)  initk 
{do^or  in  divinity)  dofloratu 
logiae  infigniri  .    . 

Commenced,  inceptus,  inchdal 
A  commencement^  or  off,  con 
To  commend,  commendo,  i.J 

pliment)  faluto,  i. 
Commendable,  laudabilis 
A   commendam,    beneficionv. 

mendatum 
A  commendation,  laos  ;  die,  / 
CommendationSf  falutationeS|  ; 


OM 

commendatitmt 
udatosy  celeljrit 
iproportione  squandos 

adaequans 
»  fcholium>  2. 
zpUcO)  I.  dilucido,  i. 
,  fcholiaftet,  ^y  m, 
imercium,  2I  ufus,  4, 
r,  commloatio,  3. 
r<,  commiferor^  i. 

curator,  3. 

mandatum,  l. 
delego,  I.  demaodOj  z. 
be peace^tttHditQin^,  if 
delegatus 
',  delegatus,  a. 
r  doj  perpetrOj  i.  (a 
o^uo>     3»     {adultery) 
.  {murdtr)  maflo,  I. 
.    (ro   memory)    trado 
(tf»  e^«  /o)    munut 
ajon)  majeftatem  lae- 

trado,  3.  {in  trufi) 
•edere  {to  prijon)  in 
coDJicere  (to  difcre- 
to  permittere 
doBe,  fa£los 
,  in  cuftodiam  miifio 
coratores  feledi 

tommiflioy  3^. 
ommoduty  utiJis 

apt^,  commode 

oavium  prsefe£lu8 

feverai)     communis 
ra)  penrolgatus  (ordi- 
tnSf  vulgaris 
3*4   commune   coiici- 
)  i  cWitatis  concilio 
weabbf  refpublica,  i. 
{er  compafcuus 
plebeittSy  gregarius 
ky,  plebsy  h's,f. 

plebeins^  l«  (at  col- 
pi  (bckii' 


COM 

Commonly,  vxii^h,  feii 

Commons  (allowance)  demenfumy  s« 
(eating  together)  convi^tusy  4* 
(commonalty)  plebs,  3. 

Houfe  of  commons,  domus 

A  commotion,  commotio,  .3. 

To  commune,  coofabulor,  i. 

A  communicant,  euchariftiae  parti- 
ceps 

To  communicate  (impart)  impertiO| 
4.  (receive)  particeps  fieri 

A  communicating,  communication  3. 

Communication,  colloquium,  2. 

To  commute,  pretio  redimere 

AcompaSf^  foedus,  erit,  n. 

CompaQ,  conflatus ;  compa^^us  \ 
concinnus;  firmus,  folidus 

CompaSily,  ctfticinne,  ar£le  j  firme 

CompaBnefs,  firmiUs 

A  companion^  comes,  3.  focius,  2. 
{at  play)  collufor,  3.  {at  fcbopl) 
coodifcipulus,  2.  {in  office)  col- 
lega,  ^i  «.  {merry)  congerro, 
onis,  w.  {pot)  compotor,  3.  {in 
armi)  commilito,  3.  {in  fervice) 
confervus,  2.  (partaker)  confors, 
3.  partfceps,  3, 

A  company,  coetus,  4.  caterva,  i . 
focietas,  3.  fodalius,*  3.  eza- 
men,  3. 

To  ke^  one .  company,  comitor,  i. 
{carnally)  mulieri  confuefc^re 

A  confpany,  focietas,  3.  corpus,  3. 
{of  had  people)  colluvies,  5.  {of 
fo/diers)  Conors,  3.  turma,  i. 

By  companiet,  catervatira 
Comparable^  comparabilis 
Comparative,  comparativus 
To  compare,  comparo,  i.  aequo,  i 
Compared,  comparatus,  coUatus 
A  comparifon,  comparatio,  3. 
Beyond  compare,  incomparabilis 
In  co'mparifon,  prae  ad ;  prae  quam 
A  compartment^  divlfio,  3* 


C  O  M 

A    eoa^fi  (circtiit)   ambitiM,  4» 
{for    mariners)     pyxis    nautica 
{pair,  of  compajjes)  cirdnus,    2. 
(limits)     li mites,    um,    m,    pt^ 
{winding)  ambages,  turn,  f,  pU 
The  compos,  orbits,  i. 
To  compafs,   ambio,  4;    a(Iequ<n> 
3j     conficio,    31     potior,     4* 
circumvallo,  !• 
Compajpd,  ambitus  |  eflTe^t 
Compajfion,  mifericordia,  i. 
To  compaffionaie,  mifereor,  2. 
Companionate,  mifericors,  its 
Compajponately,  clement^r 
Compatibly,  confiftens 
A  compeer,  compar,  comet,  3* 
To  compel,  compello,  }.  cogo,  i^« 
Compelled,  compulfus,  coadiis 
A  compeller,  coadtor,  3« 
A  compelling f  compulfio,  3.  vit 
Compendious,  fuccindus,  brevis  ' 
Cotnpendioujly,  brevit^r,  fummatiil 
To  compenfate,  compenfo,  i. 
A^compenfation,  compenfatio,  3* 
A  competency,  facultas,  3. ' 
Com^^rrar,.congruens,  idoneut 
Competition,  competitio,  3. 
A  competitor,  semulus,  2^  rivalif    • 
To  compile^  compono,  3*  colligo,  3* 
Compiled,  copipofitus,  coUeftiis 
A  compilement,  coilcftioj,  3. 
A  compiler,  collector,  aufjTor,  3, 
Complacence,  deleAatio    . 
To  complain,  ^ueror,  3.  conqueror, 

3.  accufo^  i,  lanc^entori  i,  * 
A  complainanti  aecufator,  3. 
Complained  of^  accuTatus 
A  complaint,  querela,  i.  queftos,  4. 
plao^us,  4.  gemitus  ^gatnfi  one^ 
incufatio,  3.  {ii(Pof)  adlio,  3. 
Complaifanee,  coroitaS|  3.  obfequium, 
Complaifant,  comis,  omciofus 
Compleat,  pcrfe£lus,  confumnutuc 
To  cotnpleai,  perfjcio,  3. 


CO  N 


CON 


A  CMHiBion,  connexio,  3,  nexttt»  4. 1  ConjUeratily,  penfim^  confulti 
Conni'oaneey  diffimulatio,  3.  n^-^cj. — :—     — j^_*:-     .    . 

^oeonmvt,  conniv«o,i.  diffimulo 
Comivedaty  diffimulatus 
timnubialt  connobialis,  conjugalit 
To  conquer,  Yinco,   3.    fubigo,   3 
expugno^  i«  debello,  x*  fopcro>  x 
damo,  X. 
f^nquered,  vi£lu6,  expugnjitus '. 
A  conqueror,  vidor,  3.  debeUator>  3. 
A  conquefi,  vi^oria,  i. 
Confanguinity,  cognatio,  3* 
The  confciena,  confcientia,  x,  religio 
JConfcitntiotts^  a^quus,  integer 
Confcientimjly,  teligiof^ 
ConfiiouSf  confciui 
^onfciou/neft,  confcientiat  !• 
To  eonfecrate,  confecro,  x.  dcdico, 

|.  {ie  confecrated)  canicctot,  X. 
Confeerattd,  dedicatus,  eonfecratus 
A  consecrating,  conCecratio,  3. 
Conjent,  conlenfus,  aiTenfus^  4. 
To  confent,  confentio,  4*  aiuntio, 

ioduigco,  2.  annuo,  3. 
Confentaneousy  congruens 
^  jonfenting  (0,  alTentio,  3* 
A  confequence,  confequentia,  x. 
^y,  or  of  consequence,  ideo,  ergo 
(ottfequence,  (importance)  utilitas 
« Confequently,  deinceps,  neceiTarie 
Conjervation^  cooTervatio,  3. 
A  confervatttr,  conservator,  3. 
A  eonfervatory,  repjofitoriuai,  %* 
To  conferva,    (l^cep)  cuftodio,    4, 
conieryo,  i.  {toiib  fugar)  condib 
(Confervedy  CQ0ditu8 
To  confider, -c^nfidtTO,    1.  praeme- 
ditor,   I.    revolvo,  .  (or   requite) 
remunero,  x,  (regard)  aeAimo,  «« 
ConJiderab\e,  clarus,    eximius,  Ulu- 

ftris,  fpeftatusj  amplus 
Qtnfdirphly,  maxtme,  niult^ 
ffj  prvdep8|  cQDfultus 


CorfideratUn,    prudentia,   x.  coofi- 
derati0y3.  (requital)  compenfatio, 
3.  {regard)  refpeclus,    4.   {mea 
fare)  modus,  %,  (on  account  of) 
caufa,  I.  (motives)  incitamenta^ 
Confidered,  perpenfus^  provifus 
Conftdering,    animo  Terfans,    cogi- 
tans,     cogitabundoi^    accuratius 
perpendens 
Confidering  that,  qoando,  utpote 
Toconjign,  configno^  affigno,  i. 
Configned,  aflignatus»  confignatus 
Aconfigningy  confignatio,  3. 
To^t^ft,  confii^o,  3.  convenioy  4. 

congruo,  3.  cohanreo,  2. 
Conf fierce^  ftabilitas,  3.  fpiflitas,  3. 

congruentia,  i. 
Conjifient,  confonus^  congruent 
Confifienily,  congruenter 
Conning,  conftans^  pofitut 
A  confifiory,  concilium,  2. 
Confolable,  confoJabilis,  U 
Conjoiation,  folamen,  3.  folatiuffii  2. 
Confolatory,  confolatorius 
To  eonfolidate,  (ad)  confolido,  t. 
congltttino,  i..(neut.)  folidefco^ 
3.  folidor^  I. 
Cofijolidated,  confolidatas 
A  confo/idating,  confolid<itio,  3. 
Conjonance,  congruentia,  i. 
Conjonant,  confentaneus 
A  confonant,  (fubft.)  confonans 
A  cortfort,  {wife)  conjux,  3.  uxor, 
3.  (compam'on)  focius,  2.  confors, 

3.  {in  mufc)  concentus,  4. 
To  confort  with,  affocio,  2. 
Conjficuous,  perfpicuus,  illuftris 
Ccnjpicuoujly,  manifefte 
A  confpiracy^  confplrati<^,  3, 
A  confpirator,  confpiratus,  2. 
To  confjpire,  confpirQ^  \,  conrentTpy 

4.  conjuroi  |« 


CON. 

A  eonflahU,  !renarcba>  ^,  1 
Qonfiaficy,   conftantia,  x;   i 
3.    fidelitas,   3.    toleni 
perfeverantia,  i;     , 
Conftant,  {even)   apquabilis, 
Ifledfafi)  conflaos,  ftabilii 
ful)  fidus,  iidelis,  (10  a 
tenax    propofiti,    {in    J 
patiens,  {hfting)  perpetu 
Conflantfy,  (always)  fexnper 
A  confiellationy  fydua,  Ma, 
Confiernation,  confternatio. 
To  'conftipate,  c6nftipOy  x.  c 
A  eonflipation,  fti patio,  fupp 
Conftituent,  cotiftitutor,  ele 
Conjiitutedt  conftitutus 
Conftituting,  conftituens 
A  conjtitution,  conftitutio, 
To  confirain,  compeUo,  3, 
To  he  confiraind,  cpgor,  3, 
Conftraind,  compulfus,  co 
Conflraint,   vis,    necef^tas 
pdlfus,  4.  coercitio,  3, 
By  conflraint,  invite,  vi 
OmflruSiony  conftru6lio,  \ 
ftruing)   expofltio,  3.  (1 
interpretatio»  3. 
To  conft rue,  expono,  i.  ex 
Confirued,  expofitus,  expll 
Confubflantial,  confubftanti 
Confuhftantiation,  confubftai 
A  conful,  conful,  i/h's,  m. 
A  eonfuljbip,  confulatus,  i^ 
Confuiar,  confolaris 
A  confultation,  confultatio. 
To  cqnfult,  cocfulo,  i.  de 
confulto,  X.  provideo,  : 
Confuiting,  confulent,  per] 
To  eonfume,  {z£k)  confum* 
fipo,  I.  (neut.)  tabeo, 
befco,  3. 
To  confutm,    (devour)  d 


CON 


ill)  imm\m49f  3.    (meK) 
9f  l»  {ffmA)  Tfolk),  vaft*, 

imudf  coniMor,  j* 
ezefat^  fi^oefj^H  |  at. 
II ;  maceratiMf^  fffo^tos 

"M^y  codfumttd,  I* 
^^  cmAmmdMqs 

ni»i  tMfiflDjptiVy  ^  fiirbes: 
cHitafttt 
»,  caatagitf>  f. 
I  pdbfenM 
1^  fisMblictf 
t,  «<HMriiieo,   itv  ctfM^e' 
!•  zvpiiiuo,  J.    €tfSrc«b, 

cOTleAtae,  «tlmpi«tMiiib8 
p  <«iilifieiis>  ciipiedi 

If  i^«Micf,  tiontAMA^ 
conliMiptttSy-  fppftW 
''je«ntem[Ka«',  ^rA«t',  3. 
^t  coDMn^tfOj  }. 
^««  contemf^oiV  f  • 

tr^c«KoM^*tivii8 

itnominia,  l«  fetdejpifed 

^  CttflVHtpCllft 


i,  ratitflfti#/^  jV 


CON 

Ti  Mftf^,  foe  tofaliafyj  fhajet  &tf. 
Tae  content^  capBcifCas,  3.  affiWtus 
Gnitmtdkefs,  SB^tniimtafy  3* 
C'Htented/yt  »^Bbnil|i»r 
A  conffnt'wn,  eooMntio,  3^ 
Cjnteathufnefs,  iroroTiM^  j.^ 
Cmtentmentf  oble>£lctio/  3. 
Contents  of  t  book^  cvput,  3^  «rgd- 

mentum,   %«  (^  •  v^]^,  4ec.) 

res  coQ«enuer 
Tocontefl,  contendo,  3,  Ittigo^  1% 
A  conteft,  lis,  3.  difceptaiio,  3. 
ConteftahU,  ^bitaUlis 
A  conteftingt  ooBtentio,  3, 
Contefiedy  coBtrercrfM 
The  contexty  caotextvt 
A  emtixtmtp  cdntextiira,  i. 
Contiguity y  propia^oittSy  g* 
Contiguous^  contigttua 
Continence,  con  riatiAeia^.  z  • 
Continent,  caftift,  pvdicui 
T^e  eontinem,  MrntineiMv  Jiiir 
•CHtfjAinMjp,  oaAl,  podke 
A  contingency^  czfwi,  4. 
Contingent,  cafu  accidcJonr 
A  contingent,  pan  ftt<lenrta 
Cotftiitgetttt,  c^ntrngentia^^il 
Gdnuh^rintfy,  cafs,  fortwiti 
Gtntintuil,  perenjiia,  perpctmis 
Continually,  perpetuo,  coiftidenOer 
Continuance,  perpetui^,  piereinilteai, 

3*   (Iff  Ji  0«e)  commtfratio,  3« 

(perfeverai»o«)  perfavcranda,    i^. 

(•f  a  writ)  prorogation  3,    (of 

time)  progft^s,  4. 
A  t^ntkiuatiot^  oMitinufatio,  jw 
To  continttei  («ntl<ire)  coAtiaud^  3. 

(ftaf)  mMee,  t.    (at  «  M^tto) 

inveterafco,  3.  (or  ^  •!#)  ftergo^ 

3.    (i^lMi)  pvO*iKO,  3.    ftti^ 

traho,  3. 
Continini,  <5Ait!n««tas 


CON 

Contimtty^-  cOBtsmutMi  3* 
A  coHtofthn,  costorfio,  |.  diftortii 
Contraband,  prohibitm 
,A  comrsHf  paAum,  2.  «0BipaA«il 
To  contraff,  contrako,  padfcor,  3« 
fpondeo,  x.  fe»  to  s^rii^,  Aar* 

fwra,  /hrinkf  acouire^  Setroik 
Ccmtraaed,  contra^s,  fyeakrkfgti 
AeoKtraffionf  (ee  oMrevimim 
A  controBvt,  pallor,  ftipulatof,  3* 
To  emtfadiS^  contradicoy  3, 
Contradi&ed,  contradict 
Gontradrffftqr,  contradicJetft 
A  coatradiffioMf  coiitradi€liO|  5* 
ComradiStry,  cvntrariot 
Contrariety,  rtpugDaAtia,- 1« 
Contrariwife,  contrarii 
Comfary,  eoatrarhity   vt^m^  a^ 

pofitusj  invitot 
To  be  contrary,  adverfor,  U 
On  the  contrary,  contri 
ContraJUdf  dtverid  fitu  po6t<i9 
A  coritravention,  vielatio*  3* 
Contributory,  fUpendiariat 
To  em/triiite,  eontribuo»  i 
ContriSttfed,  ooatributoe 
A  eontrihut^,  c«iSatof,  ^. 
A  oontribufiM,  contribiitk^,  3* 
Confrite,  (tt  penitint 
Contrition,  refipiftferttia;  I. 
A  contrivaike^  intention  3. 
To  (tftitrivi,  fte  to  dejign,  dewfi, 

pUt,  and  to  manage 
Gontro/Jt  reprefatnfio,  ^4 
To  contrdi,  (difpreve)  redar|gi«^  3. 

contradicoy    3.    (examtfie)   6i»^ 

miAdy  1. 
A  controller,  fee  comptroller 
A  controverjy,  controrieHia,  If*  R#>  J« 
T<J  cmitnurt,  difcoflta,  1. 
CoMToiterted,  cointrorerfus- 
CMtuthacvotn^  coiitviaix  \ 

Chntnmcmfy^  toniwnidlV 
Contutimty^  toottttatdi}  \%       ^ 
^  3  ^ 


CON 

Cofifvmely t-cQntumt\\i^  l« 
Contumelious,  contumeliofut 
^contujion^  contufio,  ^. 
7o  cintene,  (a6l)  cito,  I.  Convoco, 

I,  (neut.)  congregori  i, 
C<uw<ff«^,  convocatus 
^  C9nvemen(yy  commoditas,  3.  op- 

portuniras,  3;  convenientia,  i.^ 
Ctjnveoient,     commodus,    idooeus  3 

congrueni ;  opportunus  ! 

Q^nvenientlyy    commodi,    tptdy  op- 
portune 
A  convent,  (meeting)  conventos,  4. 

(ffi'onaftery)  moniilcrium,  2. 
A  conventicle,  conventiculum,  2« 
A    cor.'uetition,    cQnventus,  4.  con- 

venlio,  3.  . 
'XiovventualyZ!^  iponafterium  pertinens 
(Convergent,  con/ergens 
Cvrvetjavft     verfatus,       exerdtuG^ 

{with)  aliquo  fajmiliter  uti 
Converjation^  conluetudo,  3, 
^0   converfe,    verfor,   3,  utor.    3. 

colloquor,  3.  congredior,  3. 
A  c<in<v€rfiqn,  converHo,  3.  traniitus 
A  convert,  ad'  fidem  converfus 
To,conveKh  converto,  reduce,  3, 
Convfrfc(l,  convertus,  revQcatus 
Convertible,  niqubili« 
CottveXf  convexus 
Convexity,  convexitas^  3, 
.To  fgnvey,  deduco,   3.  afporto,  j. 

fbduco',   3.  eripio,    3.  conveho, 

3,    tranfpaitto,   3,    importo,    |. 

^xporto,  I.  abalieoo,  1. 
Convey ancf,  itt  a  carrying 
A  conveyance,  (deed)  absilienationis 

inflrumeotu^,  {of  w^fr)  %<i^9 

deduct io,  3. 

Tp  be  conveyed,  de^eror,  abalienor 

Conveyed,  depQrt^tas,   abalienatus; 

fubdu^us;    {^ff^rat^s;    pr^ter- 

fe*^s;  proditus  memoriae  J  ab- 


COO 

A  etnwyer,  abalienator,  3.  (carrier) 

portitor,  3.  bajuJus,  %, 
A  conveying  away,    fubdudiOy   3. 

{an  eflate)   abalienatioy   3.    (/«) 

mda&io,  3.  (over)  traje^io,  3. 

(out)  exportatio,  3, 
A  conviSit  convidhit 
To  conviSi,  convince,  3, 
Convi&ed,  coovi^us 
A  conviaion,  convi^lio^  3, 
To  convince,  convinco,  $• 
Convinced,  coiividtus 
A  convincing,  convi^io,  3* 
Convincing^,  roanifefte 
A  convocation,  convocalio,  3. 
To  convoke,  convpco,  i. 
A    convey,    (gpide)    dedui^or^    3* 

(guard]  praelidiuin,  2. 
To  convoy,  deduce,  3, 
Convoy  a,  dedu£lus 
Convulfed,  convulfus 
A  convul/ion,  convolfio,  3, 
ConvulJive,zd  convulfionen]  pertinens 
A  cony,  cuniculus,  2. 
To  coo,  gemo,  3. 
A  cooing,  gemitus,  4. 
A  cookf  coquus,   2.  (maid)  ancilla 

culinaria,    (paflry)  cupedinarios, 

2.  (room)  culina,  i.  (/bop)  po- 

pina»  I. 
To  cook,  coquo,  3.  •   "" 
Cobked,  coAus,  fee  managed 
Cookery,  ars  coquinaria 
A  coo'king,  codio,  3. 
Cool,  frigiduius,  opacas 
To  <m/,  refrigero,    i.  frigefco,  3. 

fee  to  negle£l,  to  Jlacken 
Cooled,  refriger^tus,  remifras. 
Cocl/y,  frigide 

Copling  me^iiines,  refri|9ratori> 
Cootwfs,  cautela,  i. 
A  coopy  cors,  tit  \  f,  cavea,  !• 
To  coop  in,  obiideoy  circttmcUi|9 


co^ 


A  cooper^  doliariniy  ft.     : 
To  cooperate,  cooptro,  1. 
A  cooperating,  cd^eratiOy  f<; 
CooperatoTf  cooperator^  3«  -' 
Coordinate',  aeqaaHc 
A  coot,  fulica,  i. 
A  cop,  crifta,  I.  aptXy  3** 
A  copartner,  particepa,  3. 
Copartnerjbip,  focietas,  3* 
A  cope,  laena,  t. 
To  cope,  colludor,  r. 
A  coping,  collu£Utio,  3.  - 
Tht  CTping  ofabemje,  faftjgHu 

(of  a  wall)  proje^hira,  !• 
Copious,  copiofus,  abundant 
Copioujly,  copiofe-i  affatim 
Copioufnefi,  abundantia,  i. 
Co^er,  orichalcum,  cuprum^' 
A  copper ^  caldariam,  ahenum 
Of  copper,  aerarius,  aereus 
Copperas,  ▼itnolum>  2, 
A  coppice,  fylva  caedua  * 

To  estate,  copuks  i.  iie£t% 
A  copulation,  coojundlo^  3«-c 
Copulative,  copulativus 
A  copy,    exemplar,    arts,    «• 

tranjcript)  apographumf   t 

the  authors  fnog  banl)^  aol 

phum,  2. 
To  copy  after,  imitor,  i. 
A  copying  nfitr,  imiutio,  3^ 
A  copylfold,  tenura  per  copi« 

tuU  curiae 
A  coquet,  Tirgo  petolans 
Coquetry,  petulantia,  i. 
Coral,  (the  plant)  corailiimi^ 
A    eoral  for   habes,^    ccepita< 

cor  a  Ho  omatQin 
A  cord,  funis,  3,  reftis,  3,  (#^ 

ftrues,  {maker)  reftio/  m. 
Cordage,  iunes,  raw,  m.  p^  , 
A  cordelier,  franciicanus,  m 
Cordis/,  Secie^rty    . 
CerMh  c?^:diacfi|^. 


COR 

Humr^  calcearinsy  £• 
f/m/)  dcu^  »•  (of  a  biU) 
okais 
fcber,  J. 
rabeicQS 
fiiboe  occlofut 
mty  (glotton)  helloo 
r,3.  fnunentaaiy  %»  feges,3. 
Uj  I.  (;&/(iO  arvum,  2. 
fanem,  triticias 
nrji,  fnimeotor,  x. 
(of/oilr,  &c,)  gnmuiB,  t. 
z.  (m  /Ae  /«»,  ice)  caUos, 
rtter)  diTorum  excmptor 
(ikconditos 
Mff,  iarda  lapis 
iTj  angalut,    %r  (lurking 
btibalnm,  2.  latcbra,  i. 
0,4.  (•/  a  bottfe,  ice)  vcr- 
I.  {0/  tb«  eye)  hirquuS)  2* 
frett,  &c.)  compituflDy  2* 
(■&}  aacones,  «»,  m,fi, 
Mr,  fecretOy  danculum 
ft  (horn)  boccinay   t.  (0^ 
fOaUifery  2.  «. 
Utwetbacortuif  coniicen 
i^  corona,  i,  pxojedura,  i. 
«^  nnptam  fluprare 
I  corautus 

B71  corollariaiDi  2. 
«ir/M»  inauguratio,  3. 
r,  coronatofy  3. 
r,  ieitara,  2.  coroUa«  i. 
ni4   (officer)    decurio,    3. 
lioen  uficd   on   the  alUr) 
vftunpulTUiar 
I  corporalit,  corporeiis  . 
^1  corporaliter 
^corporatns 

WW,  (town)-]iiiiJii€ipiniD, 
*P|Aaj)  cotmnimitas  cor- 


COR 

Corpulency,  corpulentia/i. 
Gcrpuient,  obefus,  craflus    t 
Corpufclesy  corpufcula,  pi. 
To  corre^f  caftigo,   i.  reprehendo, 
-   3.  (amend)  elimo>  x.  emaculo, 

recudo,  3. 
Correfff  accuratns 
Correffed,  emendatus;  caftigatns 
A  eorreffor,  corrcftor,  3.  caftigator, 

3,  (of  manners)  cenfor,  3, 
A  correHing^  or  correSiion,  corre£tio, 

3.  .(puiiifhment)  fuppliciuiDi  2« 
CorreSify,  emendat^- 
CorreSnefi,  accuratio,  3, 
To  correspond,   (fuit)   congruo,   3. 

(by  letter)  literas  tranfmittSre 
Correfpondence,  (agreement)  congru- 
entia»  i.  (commerce  or  famili- 
arity) commercium,  2.  coftfue- 
tudo,  3. 
A  correjpondent,    (friend)  intimn!), 
2.  (in  trade)  abfimtis  negotiotiim 
procurator 
A  corrival,  competitor,  3. 
To  corroborate,  confirmo^  i; 
Corroborated,  conBrmaius 
To  corrode,  corrodo,  3. 
Corrodedi  corrofus 
A  corroding,  corrofio,  3.  anxietas,  3. 
Corrode,  rodens,  exedens 
To  corrupt,  (aA)  corrumpo,3.  vitio, 
I.  (neut.)  perdo,  3.    polhio,  3. 
ftupro,  1.  inficio,  3.  depfavo,  i. 
putrefco,  3.  tabefcoy  3. 
Corrupt,    malus,  pravus,    Titfofos; 
morbidus )  vitiatut,  contagiofus, 
peftilens 
Corrupted,     (bribed)    anmmariuSy 
{putriped)    putridus,    (depraved) 
depravatua,  (debauched)  vitiatus, 
ftupratas 

1  A  corrupter,  TitiatQr,  violator,  3, 
Corruptible,  •  corruptibilis 
CorrttptioH,  (of  manntrs)  depraratio. 


C  O  V 

3>  corruptio,  3.  (bribery)  repe* 
tunde:.p.  {in  tbebodf)  empyema, 
3.  (infedion)  corruptela,  x.  (rot- 
tennefi)  putredo,  3. 
Corruptly,  fordide,  purulent^ 
A  cor/air,  pirata,  ee,  ai. 
A  cor/e,  fee  corps 
Aco^et,  lorica,  i. 
Corufiant,  corufcans,  rutilaas 
A  cofen,  confanguineu8|  2.  affinit 
To  cofen,  fee  to  costen 
A  cofmograpber,  cofmographufl 
Cofmograpbical,  cofmographicut 
Cojmograpby,  cofmographia,  i. 
Cofl,  impenfa,  x.  fumptus,  4. 
To  cofl,  confto,  I. 
Coflhue,  conftipatus;  aftringcnt 
Cofiivenelt,  alvi  aftridio 
Cofth'nefs,  caritas,  3. 
Cofily,  carasj  fumptuofus,  fplendidufl, 

le€tu8,  magnificut,  opiparns 
Cojily,  (adv.)  lautc 
A  cot,   or   cottage,    cafa,  i.    {fir 

fieep)  ovile,  is,  n, 
Cotemporary,  aequsevus,  aequalis 
Cotton,  goifipium,  2.  xylon,  2. 
Of  cotton,  goffipinu3,  xylinus 
To  cotton,  (agree)  confentio,  4. 
A  coucb,  grabatus,  2« 
To  couch,  comprehendo,  (lie  down] 

procumbo,  3. 
Coucbant,  cubans,  jacens 
Couched,  comprehenftts 
A  couching,  cubatio,  3.  .* 

A  covenant,  pactum,  2*  foedus,  ST* 
To  covenant,  pacifcor,  3*  depacifcor 
Covenanted,  partus,  depa£lua 
A  covenanting,  pa^io^  3. 
A  cover,  tegmen,  3.  operculum,  s* 

(pretence)  prsetextus,  4. 
To  cover,   tego,  3.  velo*   '•  celo, 
I.  obduco,  3.  {a  bed)   fterno,  3« 
compono,  3.  [a  piart)  iosOy  4« 
(a  tible]  ioflfuo.  $•' 


c  o  u 

TabGCM^ii^  tijgor,  3* 

CiiMr«4  tc^iM^  eycitniy  <^mtu8^ 

inftrauigy  .sMfAitf 
A  coverings  teuncfly  vdtmcis  S. 
((ff»  hid)  ifr;aguloiii,  1.  (0/  tf 
horfe)  te^m,  9*  iibbriduiHy  1, 
(the  adion)  obdii^o,  g.  (ckth- 
ing)  amiftus,  4.  ?eftitiw^  4^ 
(hidMg:)  iKaBXexCuiy  4. 

Covert,  tedtat- 

A  covtrt  hitroHy  wcor,  %„ 

Under  wucrtur§^  iub  tuCsIa  t»  f¥Se^- 

ftase  vm 
To  cov€^  coyu)^  3»  cdneapiico;  ^ 

fitio,  4,  toncuf  io^  ^  appUo^  j. 
Covar«/,  aoacvpicttfy  copkas 
Coveting,  cvpifM,  appetcrt* 
A  coveting,  cupidifiMy  ^^  libiih^y  $ 

Cowtoufmfi,  ava»kia^  s^  aHrr  lames 

A  <:0tr^,  grex,  i;.  poUitiea 

A  cougi),  fuflis,  ^ 

Tccough^  tuiriOy4, 

CtfVMf,  ooilurio,3.  doluv^ 

A  eou/y  cucttllua,  ^'. 

I  could,  fCithm,  fotfll 

A  coulter,'  cQltar,  »• 

A  council,   coBciiMMn^  ».    fenatos^ 

Of  a  touncil,  comitialir 

Counfel,  confilitiitif  »^  monkiiiv  !• 

To  awff/<r/»  i«e  to  eutvife 

A  counjcUor^    cafkfili«i4U8y   2.    (/ir 

,  ct>ft£Mle  arcanis 
A  r^mi/  tfoiMB,  j^r/«^  m^ 
To  count,    (iMkflil>«r)  iHHnevoy  i. 

9»wiffn90f    ir    y«»jHHneroy     >« 

(efleetn)  exr^moy  '-• 
'Se-le  ooNHffdf  haboor^s.  ^iMor^^ 
Coitnoed,  n«MieMtu9»  bdtNttfa 
A  ^MNdnAfiif^  v«ltue>.  4*  a^^us^ 


COO 

(tredit)  «Mktmt'to,>  j.  fentoti^-' 

ragemeM,   favoui^)  '»uxili«Aj> ». 

fuppeti^^  ^-  fiivor,  3, 
Oik  efcomntenance,  tonfvfM 
To  comitenancc,  faveo^  s.'  at^v^,  i.- 
Countenanced,  confirinatns 
A  counter,  calcuiasy. ««  ( for  «  Aop) 

abMU^  (t«   locoItM,  2.  (poMW) 

career,-  ^< 
Counter^   (adj.)  oontraria^^    (^v-)* 

d<oAtraffio>  contra,  aiickmn* 
Te  cotmfer  heiUgftee,  cxdfqoo^  i« 
Countcrballanced%  aSqnatiia 
Counterfeit,.  fpiiviNn- 
A  comHerfeitf  fimuktibv  ^  (ftr^OH) 

£imiktor,  3.-  inritiator,  3.* 
To  roiMrr/i/AV,  imitor,  i.-fimlo^  1. 

diffimulo,  I.   o^ego,.  3.    tf^l- 

Uro,  I.    fingo^  ^  aidnflibro^  i. 

reprefento,  i. 
Goimttrjeilidf    ^Qm^     ittnektxm, 

fi^itioa,  adadibrartMia 
Counterfeiting,  ftinulant 
A  countermand^  eoirtnritfm 
To  counHrmim,  contrari^  ag^ 
Acounterpemff  flngaiuw  fop^AliM 
A  counterparty  aAtfgraphtiiHr,  %, 
A  counterpoife,  seqoilibrumy  a^ 
To^ou^torpoife,  libro,  i. 
Counterpoifed,  contra  pondentw 
A  emnttrfcarpi  lorkaf,.  i. 
To  eomtervafl,  cbmpenft),  iv 
A  eottntejkf  c»mkrffsi,  i. 
Counting,  AumeHtef 
Aeotmfingy  nuoieratiby  f. 
A  country,  tcrra^  i.  regie,  3*  (atankv) 

patria,  i.  natale  folana 
TIm  fffMirri^  rtfs,  r«riv,  »< 
Pr«5^  **  #i/r  eotmtty^  vi 
Ofyoar  country,.  ttAt» 
Ofthe  country,  agreftis 
A  comtry  mnn,  nnrkeby  ^r,  e.  (^r  hf 

the  fame  coufttrjr)  mdigeiMiy^ix 


cai«r 

A^otn^  catimmMfit^  iftr, 

A  fo«//tf,  biiu,  par. 

To  couple,    o^ulav  '«^  jl>^ 

(unite)  unio,  4.  M«%  4* 
Coupled,  conjWiVttoey  <t^^t^ 
A  coupler  cf0t«lM}O|  fp 

Courogoi  (2W^^>  *iaaiey  %i 
Couragioutt  ft»fti«,  ftwamib» 
Couragioififft  ilMlitf)>  MVfkil 

A  Mtfft,  (tarn)  yteiak«d^  f 
M  aMMW>  i^v  tv  nKMy  }^ 
ning)  curfu^4ri  (<«fl^) 
3,  («>/;»*/>  mi«iiy4ir( 
IMet,  5'  (eT  4MMf)  Ml 

tifcotffP,  (utobma 

Gtoir/eir,  (of  the  mn^nf  IffMft 

A<-<Mr/,.  (j^#r;i/)  »!«<>  I.  Mii 

(oflamf)  iMPki,  «<  (baroiDP 

baronis,  (of  loAliMj^)  jl 

riMff^  2.*  (ef  ripu^  «ii4 

q«ii<iMtMi/  ({f  tf  #f>rfl^} 

I.  pikKiiMV^  1^  W«1^ 

cellaria,    I.  (rMtQ   ai«ki^ 

(days)  6\a  ftffti 

To  c«tr#y  foliciM,  t..  dMMV 

A  courtier,  foikM 

Coufteo0s,  OPiilanas,  citttt^  «M 

bejw^VBV  aflW>IHB 
Coeir$$ot^  tfomkepi  <flMi)iii 
Courtefey,  UVlncfffMty  3<  Iwil 
COMUMM,.  ^  MKifAiGM^  3« 
Acourtefey,  tMMftcivNiy  2^  6^ 
Courtjbip,  ambiliM)  4»  (MicMti 
A  ANtfy  Yfcea,  1-4  los)  )tt«aM 
qf «  mcr^  iMritttis-y  fi«IlM< 
A  coward,  thnidus 

*Votm9f\]sousfMa^\90tt    . 


CR  A 


h  timidiUSy  3. 

ft  igBiv^y  timid2 

r,  fe  incarvare 

i^i  crift«  galiiy  (filly  per- 


If,  modeftiae  ftndere 
hku,  4.  faftidium,  «• 
I,  decipioy  3.  fallo,  3. 
^  (holy  iri,  /.  dolut,  2« 

dtcepcus,  falfot 
ri  fraiidator»  3. 
(frrit)  arbacum,  (fellow) 
iu,  (fiih)- cancer,  cri,  m. 
)  Aiftit  arboteui 

acerbai,  tonrua,  morofut, 
Dc)difiicilit>  obfcnrus 
v/f,  aofteritasj  3.  tomttt 

(flaw)  rima,  i.  fiflbra,  i^ 
)  -  crepitQSy    4.    (boafter) 

t,  {§&)  collido,  3.  nimpo, 
tdo,  3.  (oeut.)  crepo^  t. 
IS  I.  (to  flaw)  faCifco^  3. 

otJit)  conturboy  i.  (to 
■(lonory  I.  (toburfi)  diffilio 
n*df  inCuiiu 

pmofus,  comminatoi 
er,  (boafter)  gloriofna,  ft. 
mftwder)  fcloppns,  %.  py- 
ia»  2*  (of  nuts)  noci  fran- 

«,!. 

v,  crepitatio,  3  3  cr^tHt, 
cbotia,  I.  . 
Mi,  coUyra,  x. 

Scnnabvla,  arum,  pi.  (of 
cnticiilay  i. 

Uahig)  aftutia,  i.  (trade) 
;.  (trick)  doliu»  a* 
nfi^  ait  mecbanica 
■Ms  artifexy  3* 
ollidi,  aftutS 
Sbcallidhaty  3. 


C  R  E 

Crafty^  (fly)  vafer,  (cnhniog)  cal- 

lidut,  (deceitful)  fubdolus 
A  crag,  petra,  i.  nipes,  3. 
The  crag,  (neck)  cervix,  3, 
Craggy,  petrofuf,  inequalis 
To  cram,  or  Jhtjf,  farcio,  4.  {toge» 

/£er)  conftipo,  I.  {^uhry)  (zpno 
Crammed,  fagjnatus,  fartui 
The  cramp,  fpafmut,  torpor 
To<r4m^,  fqueeze,  contorqueo,  s. 

(reflrain)  coerceo,  z.  in  anguftias 

ducSre  • 
Cramp,  (adj.)  duriofculus 
A  eramp  iron,  fubcus  ferrea 
Crampuf,  contortus;  coercitui 
To  crancb^  dentibus  frangere 
A  craae,  (bird)  gruf,  (to  raife  up 

goods)  fncula,  i.  gnii>   3.  (pipe 

to  draw  liquors)  fipHon,  mt, 
A  cranny,  flflurai  i.  rima,  i. 
Crape,  pannus  camelinus  tenuis 
To  crufl),  fee  to  cranch,  to  ^iuk,  to 

^tak,  to  makt  a  noiji 
Crajititdtt  ctzSitfido,  3. 
A  cramat,  coUaiv,  3. 
To  crave,  rogo,  i.  poftolo,  i.  ef<- 

flagito,  I.  logito,  I.  imploro,  |, 
Cratfid,  rogatus,  imploratus 
A  craving,  aviditas,  3.  rogatus,  4. 
Craving,  avidus;  rapidas; 
Cravingfy,  avide,  copidd 
The  craw,  ayis  vencriculut 
AcravffA,  cancer,  cri,  m. 
To  crawl,  ferpo,  3,  rcpo,  3,  {with 

lice)  vermino,  i.  yermiculor,  i. 
Crawling^  reptilis 
A  crawling,  reptatio,  3, 
Grazed,  (broken  w  weak)  fraftus ; 

confedus ;  (mad)  infanus,  (fickly  ) 

infirmus;  imbecillis 
Craxinefs,  imbecilitas,  5.  debilitas 
To  creak,  ftrideo,  2. 
Creaking,  flridnius 
A  creaking,  crepitus,  4.  flridor,  3. 


C  R  E 

Cream,  leAis  flos,  (of  ajeft)  jocC 

medulla,  t. 
Acreafe,  plica,  t. 
To  create,  creo,  i.  condo,  3« 
Created,  creatus,  procreatus 
A  creating,  or  creation,  creatio,  3. 
A  creator,  creator,  3.  procreator,  3* 
A  creaturo^    creatura,    i.    {living) 

animal,  3.  (of  a  great  man)  client 
Credence,  fee  beVieJ,  authority 
Credentials,  aufloritates,  um,  f»  pi» 
Credible,  credibilis 
Credibility,  probabilitas,  3. 
Credibly,  credibiliter 
Cree^t,    (authority)  au£loritas,    3* 

(reputation)    fama,   i.    (belief) 

fides,  5.  (in  traffick)  fides,  5* 
0(  credit,  honorificus 
To  credit,  confido,  3,  decoro,  !• 
To  grow  in  credit,  innotefco,  3* 
CreStable,  honorificus 
CreStablenefi,  honor,  3.  decui,  3% 
A  creditor,  creditoi;,  3, 
Credulous,  credulus 
Credulity,  credulitat,  3. 
The  creed,  fymbolum  fidd 
A  creek^  finus,  4 
To  creep,  ferpo,  3.  rcpo,  3.  (Int* 

favor)  infinuo,    (fawn)  adulor^ 

I.  {unawares)  fubrepo,  3. 
Creeping,  repens,  reptilia 
A  creeper,  focarius,  2* 
A  creeping,  reptatlo,  3.  fobreptio 
Crept,  reputus,  (in  falfly)  furrep^ 

titius,  a,  um, 
Creffes,  nafturtium,  a. 
A  creft,  crirta,  I.  apex,    3.  {of  an 

helmet)  galeae  pinna,  (of  a  horfe) 

juba^    {of  a  toat  of  arms)  apex 
-  galeatus 
Crefied,  criflatus 
A  crevice,  fiflura,  r, 
A  crew,  grex,  3.  (of  a  fliip)  naut* 

eadem  navi  oavigantes 


CUT  DAI 

A  cuttingp  confedilo,  3*  fee  enffra^ 

wngt  carving,  antfutatiofi,  kppitig 

Cuttingy.{}tit^Sat)   afper^  acer>   (in 

words)  niordax^  acerbus 
Cuttingly  fegmenta^  />/. 
A  cutler^  faber  cultrahus. 
Cutlets f  fegmina,  fi, 
Tbe  cycle,  cycius 
A  cylinder^  cylindrus,  *, 
Cyhndricalf  cylindricut 
A  Cymbal,  cy.mbaluin,  2« 
Cynicalf  cynicus 
Cyprefi  tree,  cuprcffus,  15/- 
Oi  cyprejsy  cuprefleus 
A  cTiar,  inperator^  3. 
A  czarina,  ixnperacrix^  3* 


ofus,  4*   (fa(hioB)  pra^fcrtptumr 
2.  inftitutum,  %•  (habit)  habitus 
Cuftomable,  uiitatus,    folitus,    (tri- 
bute) ytCt\g»\,  3.  (trade)   nego- 
tium,  2.  emptorum  frequencia 
Cuftomary,  coofuetuSy  ufitatus 
Cufttmar'dy,  ufitate 
Cuftom  boufe,  teloniatn,  ±%  {officer) 

publicanuS;  2.  portitor,  3* 
Acujiomer,  emptor,  3. 
To  cut,  feco,  I.  fcindo,  3.  incido, 
3.  (as  the  teeth)  erumpo,  3 
(mangle)  mutilo,  i.  (i(funder) 
refcindo^  3.  (lop  off)  amputo^  i 
{tbe  hair)  tondeO,  2.  {the  nails) 
refeco,  t,  (a  purfe)  pcrtundo,  3. 
{or  hew)  diffindo,  3.  (as  horfes 
do  their  heels)  pedes  allidere 
{away)  exfeco,  i,  {tmtb  an  ax) 
afcio,  1.  (capers)  tripudio,  i. 
{down)  caedO)  3.  {corn)  fruges 
met^re,  {or  geld)  emafculo^  i. 
(grave)  caelo,  I.  iculpo,  3.  {in) 
incido^  3.  {off)  abfcindo,  3. 
{off  an  betr)  exhaeredO;^  1.  {ofi 
afpeecb)  fermonem  dirimere,  (ojf 
a  bead)  detrunco,  i,  {out)  ^ 
fdndo,  3.  exfeco,  i.  difleco,  1. 
{tbe  throat)  jugulo,  i.  {in  ttvo) 
difcindo,  3.  {up  a  fowl)  pullum 
concidere  or  incidere 

A  cut,  fcilTura,  1.  (blow)  iftus,  4, 
(way)  compendium,  2.  (misfor- 
tune) calamitas,  3.  (fllce)  offu 
la,  .1.  (pi£ture)  tabula,  i.  (in  a 
tttUy)  incifura,  i.  (ga^)  plaga^ 
I.  Tulht^t,  3.  (lot)  fors,  3. 

A  ctft  pur/e^  crumenifeca,  ^r,  r« 

A  cut  throaty  iicarius,  2. 

Cut,  feAus,  fee  the  verb 

The  article,  caticlua,  i. 

Cuticu/ar,  cutaneous,  cuticularis 

A  eut)ace,  fica,  i.  acinaces,  is,  m, 

A  ^if//^,  SeBoT,  J,  i(u]ptor,  3. 


D  A 

A  Dab,  (blow)  i^us,  4.  {of  dirt) 
labecula,  i.  {pi fat)  fruftulum 

A  dab,  (/kilful)  adj.  peritus 

To  dabble,  immergere  manus  aquae 
crebro,  {one's  cloaibf)  veiles  lutare, 
{or  meddle  without  fkill)  iQip&- 
rite  tradtare,  {or  temper)  folici- 
tare  ad  aliquid 

A  dabbling,  frequens  ablutio^  fee 
attempting 

Dad,  daddy:,,  tata,  i. 

To  dag,  fee  daggle 

A  dagger,  pugip,  3.  fica,  I, 

To  daegle,  collutulp,,  1. 

Daggled,  lutofus  -, 

t>aily,  (adj.)  quolidjanus  ^ 

Daily,  (adv.)  quotidie,  indies 

Dainty,  delicatus,  (brave)  elegant, 
(coftiy)  ogiparus,  (excellent)  ex- 
imius,  (fqueami/h)  faftidiofus 

Daintily,  delicate,  laute 

Daintlnejs,  (of  feeding)  dapes,  ium, 
f  pU  (loathing)  cupedia,  i. 

\  dairy,  la^ariuin,  2. 


D  A  ] 

A  dale  J  vtllis,  3. 
Of  a  dale,  vallaris 
Dalliance,  lufus,  4.  I2 
A  dalUer,  nugatorf  3 
To  dally,  (be  wanton 
palpo,  I.  (trifle)  nu 
the  fool)  ineptio,  i 
(delay)  cunftor,  {% 
ficor,  X. 
Dallying,  bland  us,  h 
A  dallying^  nugae ;  p( 
A  dam,  (mother)  ma 
agge^  3*  roole's,   3 
pilae,  />/.  {of  a  mill 
clauftrum,  2. 
To  dam,  oppilo,  i.  c 
Dam^7^(f,damnom,2.  i 
2.  injuria,   i.   no 
mentum;  2. 
Damageable,      damn( 
(liable  to  receive  < 
cus,  fluxus,  obnox 
Damafi,  ferfcum  dan 
Todamajk,  calfaceo 
A  dame,  domina 
Damntage,  (ct  damagi 
To  damn,  damno,  i. 
Damnable,  dirus,  exe 
Damnation,  damnatio 
Damned,    damnatus, 
(reprobate)  reprobi 
Damnably ^  (very  great 
To  damnify,  damnu: 

to  injure 
A  damp,  (vapour)  « 
To  damp,    (moiftcn 
humefco,  3.  (difcoi 
f  range  re 
Damp,  humidus,  mi: 
A  damjel,  puella,  i. 
A  dance,  chorea,  i . 
To  dance,  falto,  1. 
child)  infantem  ; 
dance)  fruilra  praei 


DAS 


,  faUator,  3.  fitltatrix^  3.  { 
f,  falttfio,  iHpudiatio,-  3.  | 

f,  tiani^  geAare 
UeriaieD,  3.  peticulaniyU. 
iojigirt  periditoTy'i. 
,  perictftoOis,  pernicioiut 
Mr,  feconis   -^ 
$,  pcricBloA 
,  depe»d)ft>y  !• 
peiiddBt 
fifii 

rentupe)  iudeo,  s.  (chal- 
aMdl»,  3.  provDco^  i. 
Kdn,  mtrfef  idtu 
prtfkrttcatio,  3. 
lebraTm,   (tn&ic«tf )  ob- 
eai|ibaticii8y  (blind)  ciecus 
webrCy  ^. J^  obfcuntas, 
MMbr)  €aliso>  /«V#y.  f. 
1^  obfeino,   I.  caligo,  1. 
9,  I.   (ouc^s    mtitoing) 
tarbo,  1. 
obioH-atut 
itperiH 

,  ^c&iCy)>l.  cOrcuIuBti  s. 

pttoiy'ainatos' 

K&rdo,  4*  reficio,  3. 

}  falvraf  !•  ■ 

B,  s*  telufDj  2t 
hr,  i.  (or  cotne  fvd- 

r}  fabtto  irruere 
M9  (ftt^loe  with  the 
iAn,4.  (ihistuie)fl9ixtnra 
ifrii*,  aliidoy  3.  incutiO] 
i,  5.    impingoy  3.    (or 

«)  «p«i««*  3.    (•*■  »«x) 
jl  CHamifeeOy   s.  (ovei 
Icfmoy  3.  («r  ftrike  out) 
•ft.  4bliter»,  X.  drkoy  1. 
«wl,  aUifuS  illifm,  > 

4  pviUUnifDV^  tii&i4us 


DAY 

l>lr/fsrdfy,  timidly  ifinavi  i 

A  <fo/*>  {0/  writings)  terhpus  feri- 
beodi,  (account  of  time)  ara,  1. 

To  J^t,  diem  fHbfcnbete }  da,  i 

DateJ,  datus 

Out  of  ^/«,  exoletdf 

Dative,  dntivUs 

To  dau&,  "{(mtMx)  ohlihp,  j.  (defile) 
io^uino,  I.  (bribe)  largitione 
corrumpo,  (difguife)  diffimuks 
1.  (flatter)  adulof,  t.  (cover 
with)  orno,  i,    • 

Daubedy  oblitus,  fee  to  dauh 

A  daughter,  nata/  T.  filia,  i.  {in 
law)  ourbs,  4.  (god  daughter) 
filia  '  Ittfttica,  (ftep  dtughCef) 
privigna,  i. 

To  damnt,  terreo,  3.  pcrlemo)  s. 

To  be  dauntedy  terrtor 

Dauntedy  timore  perculftii 

Daimtle/s,  iinparidM>  Jntl!epidttl 

A  daw,  monedula  *  *. 

to  daw6,  fee  to  daiii 

To  down,  illucefco,  3.  diiocefco,  §; 

A  day,  dies,  5.  (light)  luXj  eisy/, 
lumeQ,  imsy  it» 

To  day,  hodi« 

Of  this  day,  hodiemiil ' 

E^ery  day,  fee  daify 

Pay  by  day,  in  fingulos  diel 

Hie  day  btforn  that,  pridii 

The  day  after  that,  poftridi* 

Jn  the  day  lime,  Iviti 

Of  a  dffy^  diurnin,  dialis 

The  day%redkHb,  Vifz^^KX 

Before  day,  anteliicaaui 

Sunday,  diet  dominicus,  fcria  folil 
{M'.tuky)  dies  lunae,  feria  fecunda 
{Tuefday)  dicf  marttt>  feria  tertia 
\HudneJday)  dies  mercarif^  feria 
quarta  (!n&»r/ii«x)  dicsjovis,  feria 
quicta  {Friday)  diet  yereris,  feria 
feita    {Saturday)    ^ite   fatmni; 


D  E  A 

A  bofy  Say,  fenx,  pi.  feAum,  %, 

It  is  day,  lucet 

The /pace  of  {tv/9  days)  biduum,  i; 

(fbree  eliys)   triduun)>  2.    (/bitr 
days)  qaatriduum,  2. 
Daify,   (adj.)    quotidianiu   (adr.) 

quotidi^,  indies 
To  dizxle,  prsftringo^  3. 
Daxxled^  pj^eftri£lus 
DamxHng,  fdlgidus 
A  deae^ni  diaconus,  i* 
A  deacnna^y,  diaconacui,  4« 
Ihad,  mortuus^  defundus  (hmnmiJ) 

CorpidM  (db/0  iegnis,  inert  [fenff 

lefs)  exaolmit    (^flat)    mancidua 

{drimk)  trappai  u  {abaofi)  fcmia* 

nimls 
To  be  detui,  <ltein  obire 
i^eadh,  leshaliter,  adv, 
Dea4y,  (adji)  kthalis,  funeftoi 
D^^furdus 

Tote dtaf,  furdeo, i.  ftirdeico^  \. 
beafrnfit  furditas,  y. 
A  ieitrH,  tbies,  etis,  f. 
Deals,  tabulae  abiegiUk 
A  deal  (/«  number  or  quantity)  rW, 

3.  numeruty  &«  {at  eards)  dift* 

tributio,  3. 
Tq  deal,    ago,    3.    diftiibuo,    i^ 

i/alfely)  pra&varicor,  t,  (ift  bifjf*' 

nejs)   mcrcor.    i»    negocibi-i  i« 

pacifcor,  3.  ftipulor,  i. 
^y  a  great  deed,  Inult^ 
A  deaUt,  mercatbr,  ^.  {at  tar^) 

diftributer,    3.    {falfe)  praevari«i 

cator,  3i  {plain)  homo  candidoa 
Dealing  {trade)  occupatio,  3.  {deit^^ 

faduiri,  2.  {at  cards)  diftributip^ 

3.  {treatment)  trafiatio,  3. 
beak,  traniaAus,  dif^ributiit 
A  dean,  decanusy  s. 
Adeantry,  decanatus,  41 
Uior  {ifthvtd)  chartti^\U^t  ^"^^P^^ 

carus,  uitv.olw 


DEC 

Ik^rly*^  care,  quanplurimd 

Dcamefs,  caritas,  3. 

To  dcArm^  fee  daru 

A  dearth,  caritas,  3.  famer,  3. 

Dtath^     mors,    3.     intehtoi,    4. 

(daughter)   nex,    3.    occUJo,  3, 

cladest  3. 
It  it  dtatty  caprale  eft 
A  death  ^oatcb,  termes,  3. 
Veathleft,  immoitalis,  stemot- 
To  dthar,  privo,  i.  arceo,  2. 
J^ebarred,  cxdufut,  privatat 
A  debarring,  privatio,  ezclnfio,  3, 
To  d^afe,  demittOy  3.  fibmitto^  3. 

depr4vo,  i.  adultero,  i. 
Hehmfed,  dcpteflbs,  dejedof,  adul- 

teratus,  adulterinus 
A  debajingt'  depreflSo,  3. 
A  debate  (in  law)  3^10,  3.  lis,  3 

(friendly)  colloquium,  2.  (firife) 

dit'ccptatio,      3.    altercatio,     3. 
:    coacentio,  3. 
To  debate    (difconrfe)    argue,    3. 

difTero,   3.    difputo,   I.    (advife) 

delibero  (quarrel)  contendo,  3. 

altercor,  1.  Utigo,  i. 
Vebatedy  difputaiua,  controverfui 
A  A< bating,  difpulatio,  3. 
To  iiebaucb,  vitto,  I.  itupto,  l. 
To  detaurh  (io drink)  debaccbor,!. 
A  debauch.  ingiirf;:tatio  vini 
Ifebaucl'edj  vitio  demerfiit 
A  dtbaucker,  coiruptor,  3. 
Debauchery^  fiequitia,  I. 
■  ^  debai'chee,  homo  libidinofot 
A  debenture,  tefTera  Dummaria 
To  debJIitate,  entrvo,  i.  dcbilico,  i. 
.  Itebinatr,  comis,  Istus,  'benignus 
A  d'bt,  debitum,  x.  cs  alienum 
li  (iek,  sre  aiieno  premi,  cUeratus 
A  ddtor,  debitor,  3. 
1  he  dfcaloguef  decalogus,  a, 
'^9  ^V«»/«  %*^  «0^o 


DEC 

A  decampment,  caftroram  motM 

To  deceat,  elatrio,  i.  trahtfimdo,  5 

A  decanter,  Ugena  vitrea 

To  decey,  declinoy  i.  deficio,  j. 
(grow  obfolete)  obfoleo,2.  (with 
age)  fenefco,  t.  {in  cehnr)  deflo- 
refco,  3.  (a<  flowers)  marcefco, 
3.  (otter! j)  pereo^  H,  or  ivi,  4. 

A  decay,  labefadio,  3.  ruina,  i. 

Decayed,  niinofus,  obfoletas  (wi- 
thered) marcidus  (yakb  age) 
decrepitus  (with  illnefa)  infirmus 

Decaying,  labens,  cadacus 

A  diceafe,  deceflus,  4.  mors,  3* 

Deceafed,  dcfundus,  mortuut 

A  deceit,  fraos,  3.  dolus,  i. 

Deceitful,  fabdolusj  dolofai 

Deceit fnliy,  dolofc,  ambiguc 

Deceitfulnefs,  ke  deceit 

To  deceive,  fallo,  3,  decipio,  3. 
fraudo,  i.  lodo,  3.  dtludo,  3. 
inefco,  i.  fruftrpr,  i. 

To  be  deceived,  fallor,  decipior,  3. 
fraudor,  I.  cludor,  i.  hallo- 
cinor,  i. 

Deceived,  falfus,  deccptus,  elufus 

A  deceiver,  fraudator,  3.  fallax,  3. 

December,  decenber,  ris,  m, 

Tiie  decemvir  ate,  decern  viratos,  4. 

Decency,  decor,  3.  decorum,  2. 

Decennial,  decennalis 

Decent,  dccorus,  decens 

Decently,  drcere,  decenier 

Deception,  decentio,  3. 

Dtceptive,  fallax  j  dolofus 

To  decide,  decerno,  3.  decido,  ^, 

Decided,  decifnst  judicatus,  finitos 

Decif9n,  decifio,  3. 

Decimal,  denarius,  ad). 

To  decimate,  decimo,  1. 

To  decipher,  defciiho,  3, 

DecipLeted,  explicatus 

Deajve,  4«(^clvfiv8,  dctcis^oatus 


DEC 

\Th6deek,  traollra^  pL 
To  deck,  orna,  ezorno,  I. 
Dech,  decked,  coinptiis»  oro 
j  To  dnclaim,  dtdamo,  i, 
A  decledmer,  deckunator,  3. 
A  decUmation,  dedamaCio,  3 
\i}ecUmat9ey,  defbrnatorius 
A  declaration,  declaration  3. 

mony)  teftimoniuiB,  2.  {t 

libellus,  2.  (^WMsr)  deao 
To  declare,  dentuicio^  i.  non 

noncopo,   t.  divolfo,   i. 

nnnd)  eloqaor^  j. 
Declared,  dcclantoty  exprcfl 
A  decknjm,  ^ecliaatio,  3. 
A  decline,  defedio^  3, 
Declining,  dacrefceni 
To  de£ne  (avoid)  irito,    i. 

backwards)  vergo,    3.  [et 

graainia(kaUy)  decjiooy 

fleao,    3.    (decay)  Jahali 

deficio^  3». 
DecRned,  dovitatos,  iacUnati 

flexos,  incUnatus 
A  declining,  devitatio,  3}  re 

declinatiu,  3.  flexio,  3* 
Declivity,  decliyitas,  3. 
A  ^coff'ion,  apozenoa,  3.  ■ 
To  decorate,  exorno,  i.  ^eCM 
A  decoration,  ornaofDeBtuiD^  t 
A  decorum,  decorum,  2*  grU 
A  decoj^,  illeccbn,  i .  i\\tK,  j 
To  decey,  illicio,  3.  pcUtdo^ 
Decofd,  tlledlos,  peUedos 
A  decoying,  illecebratio,  ^ 
To  elecreafe,  decxcfco,  3. 
Decreafed,  dimtnutos 
Decreafittg,  decrefcent 
A  decrcafi,  dimtDutio,  J» 
A  decree^  decretum^  edidiM^ 
To    decree    (ordain)    deotfi 

im^ero^  !•  (puipofe}  ftttil 


\f  ftatutus 
lent)   feocentia,  i. 
toiD)  a.edictatn,  a 
placitum  [or  aB) 
.  (an  award  *)  arbi- 

tns 

rioa 

dia,  pi. 

ah-ogate^  ^/parage 

us.  ]ugillatuf 

decipher 

co^  I.  dico^  I. 

IS,  devocus 

licatio,  3. 

:o,  3.  coUipy  3. 

IS 

ihOy     3. 

Etus 

rto,  J. 

afiam,  s.  a^Htm^ 

e^sAiim,  ^.    (///) 

nftninient)  Inftrii* 

B  war)  ret  gefta 

■ifeftd 

I. 

1 

Vindiit  (dofr)  re< 

ing)  i^frfatus 

dniDy  «• 

:todioy  3. 

ofoQdi 

lasy  3.  altitado^  3 

10,  r.  expungo,  3. 
atu«  )      dclccus  ; 
oJiatcs,  everfus' 
',  3.  corruj'tor,  3. 
m4tioy  3. 
a  mat  to,  .1. 
i«ros,  famofos 
^nio,  r. 
,  defaoiatsf 

/ 


D  E  F 

A  defawKr,  calnmniator,  3, 
A  defaming^  ralomnia,  i. 
A  deftuk,  culpa,  i .  defeat,  4. 
A  defeafanctf    or   defeifatice,    con- 
ditio padum  iblvens 
To  defeat,  fruftror,    1.    elodo,    3. 

vi nco, 5 .  prcflcrno,  3 .  refcindo,  3 . 
A  defeat,  clades,  3.  ftraj^  3. 
Defeated*  fruftratus,  CKfus 
A  defiatirg,  froi^ratio,  3,         .     • 
A  defefl  (want)  defe£^us,  4.  (fault) 

mrndum,  2.  (bleiriAi)  labet,  3. 

vitium,  2.  (m  judgment)  impru- 

dentia»  i. 
A  defeffiw,  defeflio,  j, 
DtfcffivCf  imperfcAun,  Titiofos 
To  he  d'feffivt,  deficii»,  3,  defum 
DefeSiivenift^  defe£(us,  4. 
A  defence  (guard)   p'aefidium,    t. 

tutamen,  3.  (prote£tion')  patro- 

ciniuniy  t.  tuiela^  i.  (in  plead- 

ing)  defcoHo)  3. 
In  the  defence  of,  pro,  \,  ab 
To  defindf  defendo,  3.  tueor,  3  | 

•prmntinto,  4;  patrocinor^  t. 
A  defendant {rnhv/)  ita»,  9. 
Defended,  defenfus,  munitvs 
A  defender,  vindex,  3.  defenfor,  3. 

adrocatus^  2,  patronus,  a. 
Dtfenfive,  adtegendum 
To  defer,  fee  to  delay 
Deference,  cu1tn>,  4.  honor,  3. 
Deferred,  procrallinatus,  dilatus 
\defirrir.g,  <^i)aMo,  3.  mora^  i. 
Defiance,  provocatio,  3. 
A  d ficlenvf,  drfe£lus,  4. 
Dificirnt,  imp'^rfr^uf,  hiulcus 
To  be  defei'rt,  defici  r,  3. 
To  dtfie,  provoco,   l.    (renounce) 

r''nuncioy  i. 
Dcfi'd,  provocafus;  renunctatus 
'^defying,  provoca'io,  3. 
r©  dffite,  contjroino^    /,  inquino, 


InoJ 


D  E  I 

1.  ritio,  I.  ft  11  pro,  i.  inceilo,  f» 
profaao,  conf'purco,  i.  oblinOy 
3.  (march  troops)  copia*  traduco 

A  dejlie,  via  angufta,  or  diflicilis 

Defued,  inquinatus^  yitiatus,  At* 
dauis,  iflnmundus,  corruptit 

A  defiHng^  polkitio,  3. 

A  defUr,  corruptor,  3, 

To  define,  definao,4. 

Defined,  definitus 

A  definitimt,  definitio,  3. 

Definitive,  defSnitus,  decretoriut 

DefittU'weiy,  definiid 

Todef^ur,  Aupro,  I.  viti6,  T. 

Dtfi9ured,  Aupratvs,  violaiua 

A  drfiokr'ing,  ilupratio,  3.  vtolati* 

A  definition,  defluxio,  3. 

To  deform,  deformo,  i* 

Deformed,  defotmis 

Deformity,  defom>t»F,  3. 

To  tUfraudf  defraudo,  I  • 

Dffrauded',  defrandatus 

A  dtfrander,  detratidatAr,  3. 

A  defrauding,  defrandatio,'^. 

To  defray,  erogo,  i.  prspbeo,  »• 

Defrayed,  folutus,  erogatns 

A  ^fraying,  erogatio,  3. 

Difuna,  ittd^d 

To  degenerate,  degenero,  !• 

Degenerated,  degener  ' 

A  degener itir.g,degeneracy,6tctf^\0,^% 

Degradation,  degrading,  dejr£lio,  3. 

To  degradf,  dejacio,  3.  depono,  3, 
exau^oro,  i.  abdlco,  i. 

Degrad.'d,  cxauftoratos ;  drprivatua 

A  degree,  (>radus,4.  ordo,3.  Aatus,4. 

Byaegtees,  giadatim 

Detirtatory,  d.fTuaiiens 

To  be  dejeffed,  doleo,  2.  moerco,  2. 

DejrR.d',  niAftus,  dolent,    n»eprena 

Dejia'ion,  dtjr-a^dnefs,    maror,  3. 

Deficafi'^n,  ronfecratiOf  ^. 

Tode//ji,  dcumfKwt 
Gi  Pit. 


PES 

T<>  ^J'gH  machinor,  i.   defigno, 

1  j  cimftituo,  3.  afiigno,  i. 
peJigKed^  dcfifnatui;  delineatat 
Ibtjigntdly^  o  nfuito,  cogitate 
A  £/<yF|[rrtf/-,dr  Agnator.  ^.dtline^tori^. 
A  defigmng,  defignatio,  y 
pcfgning,  fet  craft 
^firtahU,  defiderabiliiy  optandut 
ie/tre  (wtfli)  drfiderium,   2.    (re- 

queft)  rogatus,  4.  obfecraiio,  1. 
t{*Q  defire  (wiih)  defidero,  i.  cupio, 

].    opto,    I.    (requefi)  oro,    i. 

peto,  3.  fupplKO«  1.  ^xpiSo,    3. 

implorb,  i.  fl^gito,  i.  ^liUccro,  i. 
Mydefirey  optatd 
Dcfircdy  optatus,  orpetltut 
pffiringy  expet<»ns,  cupiens 
A  defitiagtOhkCT^iio,^,  cupidIt9S,3. 
pefirous^  aviduSf  cupidus 
fFith  defire,  avUe,  cupide 
To  dsfiji^  defiib,  3[.  defino,  3. 
Adfjky  4bacui,  a. 
Dejoiate^  defertus,  affliftna 
To  malcc  4fpi^t4i  depopulor,  I. 
^dedrfdau,  ^evaftatus 
pefolatelyy  mceft^,  lugubre 
j[)r/b/tfftc;r,  depopolatio,  3.  ruina,  i. 
befolatentfs,  moeror,  3.  aegritudO|  3. 
TodefpatVy  defpopdeo,  3^.  defpero,!. 
D.'fpair,  (Defperatio,  3. 
D  if  paired  9f,  defperatus 
A  defpairit.gy  defperatioji  3, 
Adefperedc,  vefanua,  perditHS 
DefperatCf  tcmerarius,  periculofus 
Defperately,  perdit^,  pcftcuiofc 
Pffperatcftffs.zviAp^i  f  ,derperatlo,3. 
Dtipicable,  afpernandus,  yilit 
Dtfp'tcahknefiy  vilita.<!,  3. 
t>e'picdb!y^  cum  contcmptu 
'rodefpijef  rontemno,  3.  fperna^  3. 
To  be  defpijiidy  contemnor,  3. 
Dffpti'cdy  contcmpius,  fpretus 
^  <^'jrU"'f  conrcmptor,  3, 
A  i^^j^'-jj  dcijpicientia,  i. 


D  E  T 

Dtfpite,  invidia,  t.  defpe^QSi  4. 
Indefpitt^  ingratiis    . 
Dtfpittfuly  invidusy  malignut 
Dfkitefuifyy  contumclioiiy  maligne 
JDri^//{/»/pic/i,maligoitas,  j.iavidia,  i 
Tq  defp^i/^  f«c  to/peii 
To  depofidf  fee  defpair 
Deyi.ndingy  defpoDdens 
pefpoticj  arbitrarius,  fummvt. 
Pefpetically,  iiapcriofe 
The  dejert,  bellaria,^. 
To  deftincy  defiinat*^  de^qo.  If 
UteflifC^^  deftinatus 
Defthatioif,  de^inatio,  3, 
Dtfiirvf  fatum,  2,  fors,  3. 
The  aefiiniesy  parcae,  pi. 
D^itute,  inopi,  epis\   egeos;   de- 

reli£lus,  orbatai,  orb^us,  eg^aui 
To  deproy,  confunto^  3.  aboleo,  a. 

deleo,  a.  extlog^o,  3,  conficio, 

3.  diruo,  3.  eveito,  3.  deftnio, 

3 ;  perdo,  3.  corrumpoy  3  j  fub- 

verto,  3.  labefacio,  3^  va^o,   1. 

populor,   I,  depopulori,  jj    de- 

predor,  i.  dilapido,  7. 
To  be  4^ro/</,dirpereo,4.intereo^. 
Deftrov'd,  pcrdltusy  dirutus^  evcrfos 
A  defireyer,  vaftator,  3.  deletor,  3. 
Deftrcywg,  exitialis,  exitiofos 
A  depr^yingy  perdicio^  3.  peraicxo, 

5.  excidium,  a,  denolitio,  3. 
BefiritSiiiniy  ftrage^  3.  exitium,  a. 

interitu^^  4.  niina«  \,  labea,  3  ; 

bternecio,     3.    pofulaitip,     35 

clades,  3.  c«deSy  3. 
DefirufJivty  cjjitiofu* 
To  dctacby  mitto,  3. 
Detached,  fele^us,  fegregato^ 
A  detachment^  maiipc  ^gregata 
A  detaUf  enumeratio,  3. 
To  Retain,  inp,^pr^  I.   4etiBM,  |« 

retinco,  a.  pfcpedio,  4. 
A  dcf^imtig,  tctentioy  3. 
To  deteR,  df l«gOj»  3.  patdaciQ}  3* 


D  E  V 

Dereffed,  deteflus,  patefaAos 
A  deteffingfp^t9fa£tio^^,M\dua 
Detent'i§Hy  retcntio,  j* 
To  deter,  deterreo,  a. 
Detergent,  detergena 
t)eterminate^  dareminahis   . 
Petcrmin^teiyj  praecffe,  defioil) 
A  determnattom,  detcrmiiMtiiif  3 
To  determtut  ftatoo,  3.  codbi 
3.,decfrn0j  3^  deddo,  3.  (• 
definio44.  dirun0i3.  cooc>wli 
coinpono,3.  expcdio,4.  (bf  cifd 
cefToy  I.  (judge)  d\iy^^  1.  { 
fwe  bund)  praojiiOt   (bacU 
gradum  bacalaureacua  qppvfii 
Petenmnedf  fixus,  Jjeg  tlw  tab 
petermiring,  dcfinitiv»a»  rniJira 
Diterredy  detcrritut 
Deterfcvtf  detcr:|ent 
To  4et^,    dcteftqr,    |i  aboflil 

i;  faftidioy  4«  odi 
Pttefiabli^  ^teftabiKf,  emtfl 
A  detefiing^  deteftatio,  3. 
Detffted,  dcteftatiM,  abomfaiaNli 
Vetefting,  deteAaat,  ab#«UBplL 
To  dethrone,  depttlio,  3.  ddiB% 
Petbroned,  deje^tua,  dnoMi*^ 
To  detraafiim,  dctraho^  3. 
DetraBedfym,  ulunoiatM    ; 
Petrolling,  detraSikfe,  ntUm 
Detraaingfy,  rnaledk* 
Detriment,  danuMian.  a. 
Ditrimtntal,  darnQolM 
t>evafiation,  devaftadoy  3. 
To  dewft,  rpoiaot  4^  WOffe  4f 
Dtvefted,  exutyl  opAiMi 
A  dtwfiii^,  fpo^ati•,  f. 
To  deviate,  de'yio,  i.  cnrt,  »|  - 
A  deviating^  ^mm/imv  «hoiv  f 
A  device,  dolus,  a.  techM^-i*^ 
bola,  ^.  GoaMMoUay  a.  ■• 
tio,  3,  maclMiMtio^  3;  (y^M 
Tht  devil,  dUb^uf,^ 


»lt. 


P^"-.- -i^;";"':.  •'•".•«.:.*- 


''■•'^rr*;'^-'" '^K- ^''^~ '~"- 


D  I  P 

To  dilate^  dilato,    i.  extendo,    3. 

amplificoyi.  produco, 3.  dilator,  i. 
Difated,  dilatatus,  produfhit 
Di/atorifyf  cun^anter,  tarde 
Dilatorinefsy  cun£tatio,  3,  inora>  i. 
Diiatmy,  cun6lans,  dilaroriiis 
A  <ii/emnta, AWcmmz,^,  fee  difficulty 
Di/igencey  diligcntia,  i.  folertia,  1. 

cvra,    I.  all&duitas,    3.  Aadium, 

2}  obfequium,  2;  celeritas,  3. 
Diligenty  diligens,  induftrius,  labo- 

riofu;;,  obfequiofus 
To  be  diligent y  fatago,  3.  evigilo,  i. 
Di'igentlyy  diligenter,  I'cduli 
To  dtlucidate,  illuftro,  1 .  dtlucido, I.. 
Diiucidatiofty  explicatio,  3. 
To  di/utff  diluo,  3.  tcmpcro,  i, 
DHutedy  dilutus,  teonperatus 
D'lMj  obfcurus,  caliginofos 
'^0  grow  dim,  obfcuroTi  i. 
Dimjigbtedy  caligans,  lufcus 
A  dimittJionydimtnfLOyi*  menfura,!. 
To dtnu'm/b,  diminuo,  3.  minuo,3. 
Dimifii/hed^  diminutus,  minutus 
A   dimnijhingy    diminution,     ditni- 

nutio,3.  extenuatio,  3.eievatiOj3. 
Diminutivty  parvus,  diminutus 
A  diminuti'os,  diminuiivum,  %, 
Diminutively^  diminutive 
DimiJJ'ary,  dimiflbrius 
Dimly,  obrcure 

Dimnefs,  caligo,  3.  hebetudo,  3. 
A  dimpUy  gelafinus,  2. 
A  din,  clamor,  3.  foaitus,  4. 
To  make  a  din,  ftrepo,  3.^ 
To  dingy  prantleo,  2. 
A  dining  room,  canaculum,  2, 
Ding  drng,  fpiflej  copioft 
A  dinner,  prandlum,  2. 
A  dint,  Impreffio,  3.  vii,  3, 
To  dint,  contundo,  3. 
A  dtccefan,  cpifcopus  ;  2. 
A  diocrfty  dioceHs;  3. 
7o^,j^,  tingn,  3,  mergo,  3, 


D  I  S 

Di^y    dippedy   immerfat     (at    an 

eftatc)  oppignoratut 
A  diphthongs  diplithongus,  2. 
A  dipping,  fubmerriOy3.  intindus^. 
Dire,  dinis,  horridus,  atrox 
DireS,  dircAus ;  re6hi« 
To  direff,  dirigo,  3.   modnror,    1. 

ordino,   i.    infcribo,  3.  appello;, 

3.    tendo,  3.    oftendo,    3.  mon- 

ftro,   I.    docco,  2.    ifif^nio,    3. 

przclpio,  3.  jubeo, 2.  mando,  i. 
DireJled,  inftru^tus ;  infcriptus 
DireffioH,  direftio,  3.  infcriptio,  3. 

gubernatio,  3.  juflum,  2. 
DireBly,  dlre^lc 
A  dircBor,  rcftor,  3. 
Directory,  direflorium,  s« 
Direfuly  fetdire 
Dirt,  lutum,  2.  ccenam.  t. 
Dirtily,  lutofS,  f«dcj  turpitcr,  for- 

dide,  inique 
Dirtinefiy  fordes,  3;  iniquitas,  3. 
Dirty,  cotnorus ;  fordus,  fordidus 
To  difabk,  debilito,  i.  mutilo,  i. 
Difabledy  debilitatas,  mntilatus 
To  difahufe,  errantem  reducere 
To  dif accord,  difcordo,  i. 
Di^mdvMntage,  incommodum,  2. 
Difmdaantageouss  incommodatus 
Difadvantageouj'nefsy  incommoditas 
TodifaffrBy  improbo,  i.  alieno,  i. 
JD/ytfj^^^^yaverfut^alienatuijinfeftus 
DihfiBion,  offenfio,  3.  averfatiOy3« 
To  di'agree,  oifTideo,  2.  difcordoi  i. 

dtffentio,  4.  non  congracre 
Difagreeabley  di/feiUaneus,  ingratus 

inconreniensy  injucDndas 
Dt'fagreeablinefi^  incongfuitas,  3. 
Difagreeably,  iUepnie,  injucondi 
Dij'agreeingy  difcors,  diverfus 
A   difagrecingy  difagreementy  diver- 

fitas,    3.    difcrepantia     (falling 

•ut)  difTenfiOy  3. 
To  dijmlinv,  irapr«b«,  i» 


D  I  S 

Difallnvtd,  iraprobattis 
A  dtfidlowing,  improbatto,  ^> 
To  dtfinmdy  abrogo,  I  •  refdiMlo 
Dtfannulki,  abragatus,  deletat 
A  difammtling,  aboHtio^  abrogadi 
To  difappear,  eranefco,  3. 
Difappearing,  eranefcens 
To  difappoint^  fruftror,  i.  fa>Io, 
To  be  dtfc^pMhited,  fpe  falli 
DIfappointed,  fruftratus,  de(Htffti 
Difappointnunt,  fruft ratio,  3. 
To  difapprove,  improbo,  1. 
To  dijarm,  exarmo,  i.  fpolio,  f. 
Dijdrmed,  tnzrmis,  ami's  excami 
To  difarray,  exuo,  3  j  profligOi 
A  dijajler^  infortunium,  2. 
Difmftrwt,  infauftus,  infeliz 
Difafiroufiy,  infeliciter 
To  difitvow,    diffiteor,   t,    nq 

i;  rejicio,  3.  improbo,  i. 
Difavwoed,  abnegatus,  improb«l 
A  difatnwingy  negatio^  3. 
To<^/^ffJ,  dimitto,3.  eiaudor«i 
Dijbanded,  exaudlbratos,  dimifltt 
K'dijksndingy  dimiflio,  3. 
Difbtliff,  aiffidenria,  i. 
To  dijbelieve,  diffido,  3.  no«  ctH 
Difieftruingy  increddlot,  diflifvi 
To  di/bttrtun,  exonors,  i.  Ie«^  I 
Dipntrdened,  exonoratus,  liberati 
To  diflnrje,  impendo^  3. 
Difimrfed,  tmpenfut,  expenfvi 
A  dijlmrjtngy  erogatio,  3. 
A  di/hurfment,txpcn^^i*  impen&i 
To  difeardy  fee  to  iBfmfs 
To  difeenty  diicernoy  t.  diftiogi 
3.  dignofco,  3.  conlpicor,  ii 
Dijeemtd,  difcretus,  vifns 
A  difcernif^,  dijudicatio,  3. 
Dijcemingy  perfpicax,  fagax 
A   difehargfy    abfolotidi,    3.   Ill 
rauo,  3.  {ofbttm&urs)  detr*A 
3.  {if  duty)  funfitio,  3.  (acqi 
tance)  re latio  ia  arceptum  {^, 
Mrwtt)  cmiifi«,  J. 


I  s 

rjt  {for  mtmey)  acceptam 
i  referre  [otu's  cMjcieuce) 

I.  Ubeio,    I.  («  ^ii) 

3.  («  dit)  folvo,  I. 
/suit)    abfolvo,   3.  (or 

ezirooj  3.  {or  relesUe) 
3.  (out  of^fice)ox3iuc' 

{vu's  duty)  fiingor,  3. 
.  exeqiipr,  3.  {an  obit' 
remvnero,    1.    {a  pip) 

i.{ihcftomacb)  evoibo, 
'',  as  a  river)  defluo,  3 . 
.  liberafiuc,  exonoratus; 
cbtrgg 

•Mg  (fr^maJoMlt)  abfo- 
j,  {from  Jtrvice,  &c.) 
,  3.  (paying)  (blutio,   > 

1)  dirriQfi9, 3. 

i,  turbatuty  paflfqi 

diicipuluB,  a. 
difcipUna,!.  in(titQtio,3. 
Me,  doceos  2.  ini^tuo,  3. 
)  puaio,  4.  raftigo,  j. 
f,  doaus»  inftitimi9 
m  revdo,  r.  dctego^  ^. 
ufjia/,  patefiof  patefco,  3. 
dctciftus,  putel'ai^us. 
/,  decoloratus 
&y  fee  to  ir/irjf 
vim/,  vitupero^  i. 
mde,  incoonmodo,  f. 
h/y  incomoiodo  aflfcdus 
r^,  turbo,  I.  pertuFbo, 
ifando,     3.    ,(r^«     miW) 
9, 1.  inquieto,  i.  ango,  3. 
J,  confafas;  folicitua 
trr,  perturbatio,   3.   con- 
.  {of  mind)  aaxi^taSy  3. 
T^y  concilia  fraftg^re 
(/,  fra^uft,  pcTturbatuR 
f,  affli^us,  triilis,  mortis 

(forrAw)     moeilitia,    i. 
I  ofiirfifio,  3. 
jvf^  offecdo,  3.  ango. 


D  I  S 

To  be  JifcomteMtt  oA«ndo*-,  3. 
DifeontnHed,  aniiut;  ofiienlut 
Di/contentuUf,  Kgrc,  moleO^ 
Difconientmeni^  fee  difeontent 
A     difcontimtatiom^     di^ontimmiicii 

intermifl^o,  3.  defuctiidu,  3, 
To  difcQutimuey  intcrnaitco,  3. 
Difcontirtuedy  intermhrus 
Dijcord,  6\(cox^\Zy  I.  dilOnintit,  i. 
To  difcovtr,    (reveal)   detegft,    3. 
{accomp/iw)  «do,  3.  (m«*j  miW- 
nejs)  pqdorem  prof^iuire  (dr  cfpf ) 
confpicor,  f.  (find  out)  depre- 
hendoi,  3.  exploro,  1.  (^r^  bttmj 
councUs)  c«nciiia  eaancio«  i< 
Difcox/erMty  indagabilii 
D'ifcovor*4%  detcAuVy  oAenAii 
A  ^//trovrrvr,  «xpIorator|).  inda^amr 
A  <^rov#ry  (invention)  inveftj|jtrq 
3.  invcntio,  3.  (Mvealiof)  tq4t> 
cium,  2.  patefa^io,  3. 
To  dtfcount,  (tc  to  itkit€ 
Diffomitt  fubdn^io,  3.  detpa^io,  j, 
Difcomiittd,  fubdii6iu»9  dttM&u* 
TodifiouMHmmcti  iahib^  a. 
DifcomUttmnced,  reprcilbs 
To  di/courMgo,  dtltent9t  %. 
Difcf^araied,  detefritut^  i^jcflui 
A  dlfconrggementy  animi  abjc^io,  ]« 

(hindrance)  impedimentuirif  %. 
To  dy'courfg,  diflferOy  3.  coofabular 
A  difiourjtf  ttrmoy   3.  oratio, 
narratio,3.  confabulatio,  3.  (idle) 
nugmrpi'  (dry)  loqoeU  jejann 
DifceurfedyenzrrsLtva,  expofitus 
Difcredit,  dedccus,  3.  ignominiij  i 
To  drf credit  (difgrace)  infamo.  t 
(not  to  believe)  pa  rum  credere 
Difcreet^  prudens,  confaitus 
Difcrertfy,  prodenter,  con(u!to 
D'-fcrfCfnefiy    prudentia,   i.    c^riici' 

linmi  1.  circumfpe€lio,  3* 
DUcreticnary,  fee  unJiptitted 
Dif^THion,  arbitrium/  2i  juijjitr/j^ 


D  I  $ 

ff.  fee  alfo  difcrtttmefx 
Difcreetvtf  dti'cretivus 
To  difcrim'amt,  diftingu^f  3* 
1  o  aifcmfs^  expon*,  3.  difcutio,  3. 
D'fcMaidf  exploraius,  diicuflot 
A  dtfcttffor^  inveftigator,  3.      « 
A  dijctfjfimgt  difcuffio,  3* 
[>ifdtiftjt'9ii\i4i}xm%,%.  coateii«ptot»4* 
T^dfdain%  dpdifffor,  i.  faftidioy  4, 
i>ijdahied,  fpretiu,  contemptus 
A  difdaimtr^  coat«n|ptor,  3. 
Dtfiainfuiy  fupcrciliofut,  clatuf 
QifdainfuUy^  coMMiptim,  fafti<Koi| 
Dijda'iifuinefiy  Cet  dijdain 
A  difdmimng^  diadigaat^  |, 
A  dijeaft,  morbttSt  •• 
Pijo^t  argcr,  vgrotoa 
To  dilemUrk^  I  aavi  cxfctadCvt . 
To  difemh^f^  deflttfrc  i«  mam 
T*  diftHgMt^  eitrico^  i,  libtra^  t^ 
DifingtigtJf  liberatut 
mptntawglidt  expfditn,  folutiif 
Bififinm^  (tcdifdam 
ToditfanfUTy  AtfonM^  it 
To  ^ifigurt,  dafoiiii«;  i;  mutife,  I4 
Diifgttredt  dcfomis,  foedatus 
A  ditfiguriHgy  deformatioi  3. 
Toit«^«w/;//e,ptofcribo,3.  privo,r« 
Disfrancbiftd,  profcriptu^,  privaMt 
Tq  difgorge^  eTOifiOi  3. 
Difrorgedy  t]e6tJ9^  exoqoratut 
A  difgorging ^cyomitMS,^.,  «|}e£li<l>3« 
Dijgrace  (ihame)  def|ecq»,  3.  (dif- 
favour)  oflfenfa,  I.  (mitfortuoe) 
infortunium,  i.  oal4nitas>  3. 
To<^)^ar«,dedecono,  I.  daturpo,  r. 
Bifgraced,    exau£toratu8  ^    dedcco- 

ratus  ;  calomniatuf 
Difgraceful^  dedecoratus>  turpit 
A  (///f rtfr/frg-ycalunmia,  l.tradniAiO)) 
Difgraeffultyy  turpiter 
Difgruntlcd^  iratus,  fi^birafus 
1  o  dijgu'ft ;  fee  to  cowite^t,  alior^ 
conceal^  intbrittt 


D  I  S 

A  tiijgttifi,    lim,   1.   peribna,  i. 

(pretence)  fpecict,  5.  pretextus 
Dijguifed,  lanritttt;  ebriuf 
A  ^ifgtiifittg,  diffimulatio,  3. 
A  ^j§»/«  faftidium,  2  j  naufea,  i. 
To  Mfgu/f^  fee  to  dlfileaft,  difike 
A   difr^    patiaa,     i.     difcat,    2. 

{eUut)  pcniculua,  2.   {•/  mtat) 

ferculum,  s.  dapet,  //• 
To  ^jyft  m««r»    patinas     inftniere 

(ouPa  tahU)  menfat  inftniere 
Dijbtdup,  patinis  inftru£his 
DiPvater,  colluriesy  5. 
DiJhabilU\  fktmndreJIed 
To  dijhtsrttn^  animum  frang&e 
Tl^jfoearttnedy  animo  fraftus 
A  dijbeartemng^  animi  abje^o,  3 
D'ljkerijony  exnsredatio,  3. 
Todip^itf  ezhsredO)  i. 
Di^vtHft,  pravus,  turpis,  lafcivvt 
Difoonefilf,  inhoncfti,  impure 
Dijbwtfyt  fallatii,  1.  obrceBnitas»3. 
Di/bonour,  dedecns,  3.  infatnia^  f . 
To  dtJbon^uTf'Mioniho^  t,  tradiKD,  3, 
Vijbmwra&li,  i^honeftut^  turpii 
Dtjbonourabfyt  turpiter,  iakonefti 
Vtjhonwr'd,  inhonoratus  | 

Dififtcfination,  aferiatio,  3.  odtu8i,2. 
Di/mcRned,  abhorrens 
Difingenuityt  illtberalitai,  3^ 
Dijingenuous^  iHil^ralis,  inutbanus 
Djfinbabitfd,  defolatus 
To  dijinbirit,  exhseredo,  I, 
Difimberitid^  exhaeredatus.  exheres 
A  difinberiting  \  fee  di/berifon 
To  difintangU,  explico,  i.  extricoyi. 
Dijintangledi  extricatat 
DtfinwrTfied^  inconroptuS)  integer 
Difintereftediy^  integre 
To  disjoin,  disjungo>  3*  fegreco,  i 
DnJQtad,  disjundtuty  (eparatus 
A  disjunffion,  disjun£tio,  3.         ^ 
pi sj tinted f  diiTedut  deartuatut|  dif- 

jun^Sy  luxatns 


D  I  S 

To  diytint  {cut  ttp,  as  a  fowl)  dif- 

icco,    3.  (feperate)  disjungo,  3. 

(pot  out  of  joint)  luxo^  i» 
DitjunSiviy  disjiin^ivtts 
A  di/t,  corpus  apparens 
A  dijkindmjx,  noxa^  i.  injaria,  i. 
To  dipke,  ayerfory  r,  abborreo^  2. 
A  MHikef  faftidium,  2. 
Dxfiiked,  faftiditns,  rejedua 
A  dipikiftgf  averfatio,  3. 
To  difioctte,  loxo,  i. 
Diflocated,  luxatus 
A  di^Mting,  luxatiot  3. 
To  diJUdge,  hofpitio  ali<{ttem  ex- 

peuere>  {a  camp)  caftra  movere 

{a  dicr)  cervum  excitare 
Dijiodged^  expulfus,  cxcitatus 
DtJUyqlf  periidus,  infidus 
DiJkyaUy,  perfidiol^ 
Dtfioymuy,  perfidia,  I.  proditio,  3. 
Difmaf,  dims,  horriduSj  atrex 
Di/nuUfy,  horride 
To  SJnuuitlif  dinio,  3.  fpolio,  i. 
DiJmantUd,  priratus,  fpoliatus 
Toi/i/)Rtf)^,territo,i.  penernfacio93. 
Difinajea,  tcrritus^  perterritus 
A  di/msy,  exanimatio,  3. 
To  difmembir  \  fee  to  diJcS,  dif- 

frAnchifi 
To  difmi/t,  dimitto,  3.  exaHftoro,  i. 
Dijkijed,  dimiflTui,  exauQoratns 
A  difmffiMf  dimiAo,  3. 
To  djfmount  (unhorfa)  equo  aliquem 

excntere  (alight)  ex  equo  deft. 

ITre  (a  canon)  tormentum  rotis 

eximere 
Difmountfd,  deje^us,  excuffas 
A  ^yiii9«ff//>;^deje£^io»3defrentio,3 
Difohedifnec,  contumacia,  i. 
P^jtledient,  contunux 
DifoSediently,  contumaciter 
To  difobey,  repagno,  i.  ntgli^o,  3. 
Di  obeyed^  contemptus,  negle£lu8 
A  Wi)o^ff^,recuiatio,3.neglet1iis,4 


\ 


D  I  S 

To^ToM^f  l«do,  J.  offeado 
Difebiigtdf  Ijtfus,  otFdifus,  nlie 
Difdt/igi«g,  laciTiJis,  accrbufl 
Bifirdtr  {confufion)    fonfiUk 

perturbatio,  3.  (diftemper) 

buip    3»  sgrotatio,  3.  [of  t 

animi  perturbado 
To   dlfwier^  con f undo,  r.  cot 

bo>    r»    pcrturboy    I.  turbo 

Dffirdtrtd^     COtlfyfiMj     eurius 

mukntufi]  pcrlurbattts;  xgitX 

Bifirderlyf  mordinate.  incosdi 
Difirderly  (adj.)  confufus,  infa 

difl'alutut,  immoderatus 
Bifirderj  (tumults)  turbae.  pL 
To  dffiwi^   flcgo,  I.    inficioTj 

abdico,  I,  repudio,  i. 
Dijt'feiicd^  abdicitnSy  repudiats 
A  Sfivfwing,  *bdicatio,3.  negad 
To  difffardgel  fct   to  figbt^  J 

A  dtjparagtmenft   dedecus,  3, 

A  difp^ra^et^  olitreftator,  3. 

A  di/parifyf  difparitaSf  3. 

To  di^^rk,  fcptum  dejicerc  • 

Df'fparhdf  frpto  imdatut 

DrJpJfcht  cxpeditio,  3.  propyl 
3.  (pacfcct  of  letters)  liter 
fafdculut 

To  dijpanb  (acromplifh)  per 
3.  pcngo,  3«  (haftcn)  »c*« 
I.  maturo,  i.  (fend)  mitre 
abWgf),  f .  (kill)  occido,  3 
terficio,  3,  {ami  of  the  tt'jrj 
maado,  T, 

Bi/pjtfbedf  ptrafhis;  dimi 
propcratuiis  |  tnti^remptua 

A  difpatchrf,  perfcftor,  3. 

A  HffpaTchfMg,  CTinfadlio,  3. 

Djfpf^fdf  djfpqlfas 

To  J^fpc%  dTrpcllp,-3. 

A  dfjpmfatkn^  (di^ribution)  a 

mftrjno,    3.  di4)^nfatio,  3. 

dulgcf 


[  s 

xe«iptio,   3.  xtnaiM- 
entia,  i. 

pbamacopaia,  t. 
diftributc,    lav   out) 
,  erogOy  I,  diftribue, 
ladttlgeo,   2.    (fpi/^ 
gcsxelaxare 
ta&tat,  adminiftratoa 
lifpenfator,  3. 
^fpcnfatio,  3. 
9wer,  lazaqdi  poteilat 
fee  to  tUfofulati 
[paT«o>  3-.  di^pargo,  3, 
parfus,  difTttfm 
difpcrfio,  3. 
inimum  frang^re 
limo  firadus 
,  animi  dcbilitatio 
(a  thing)  dimoveo,  1. 
,  ft.  (a  pcrion)  ezauc 

motm  5  cxaa^loratut 

amotk),  3» 

(fpread)  expando,   3. 
expono,   3.  (make   a 
jado,  t.    oftentOy  i. 
i^eco.  I.  deartuo,  t. 
tpoficus,  ezplicatua 
,  explication  3> 

dil'pUeco^  2.  offendo, 
am  creare 

fFenfus,  cgre  fercQt 
ifedf  indignor,  i. 
ingratus,  iniacundtts 
[diftade)    offenfa,     t. 
ra,  I.  fimaltasy  3« 
polio,  i«  difpolio,  i. 
1, 2.  jocus,  2. 
ofitio,  3.  ordoy  3. 
t  in  order)  difpono,  3. 
compoDo,  3.  (beftow) 

(lay  out)  expendo,  3. 

(to  fome  ufe)  defti- 
^9,  I.  utcr,  3.  (fy 


D  I  S 

will)  legd,  X.  (*jp  gift)  largitor, 
4.  (fell)  Yendo,  3.  (place  out) 
eloco  (fettle)  conftituq,  3.  (^0 
another)  alienOj  i.  transferor  3. 
f«r  incline)  praeparo,  t.  paroj  t . 

Dijfofedt  di  fpofitut,  com  po  (11  u », 
digeftufy  ordinattts,  fbu^us  ^ 
flatutusi  conftitutus)  indiaatuB, 
paratus,  aflfe^lua 

A^ffefer,  ordinator,  difpenfiitorf^. 

A  dijffifition  (fetting  in  ordcxj  dif- 
poBtiOy  3*  ordinatio,  3.  (inclina^ 
tion)  ittdclcf,  3.  animut^  %^  m- 
genium,  2.  (rule  tr  order)  con- 
fiitwtum,  2«  decrcCum,  a.  (hiblt 
of  body)  habitttdo,  3.  {if  mind) 
a^^lua,  4.  affe^o  animi  {tf 
fki  tu'r)  cadi  ratio 

To  dijf9fefi,  dctrudo,  3.  cjicio^  y 
dejicio,  3.  cxuo,  3. 

DiJfBjifedf  cjcAus,  exturbalui 

A  dijpoj'ejingt  ejedio,  3. 

Diffyitrty  poteftat»  j«  arbitrium^  i, 

Dtfprflife,  vitupcratit,  3, 

Todiffraifi,^VAftxQ^u  obtre£lOjt. 

Difprofit^  incommodttt^  2. 

A  dijproof,  refatatip,3.  confutaCioj} 

Difpreporthn,  an«quaUtas»  3. 

Dtfpnportionabley  impar.  difpir 

Dt^rtfprtionMhfy,  imanju^Ut^r 

Dijproportkndf  inaqualiter  paxtitus 

To  dijprovi,  confuto,  i. 

Difprowfdf  refutatus,  confutatui 

A  aif proving,  refutatio,  3. 

DijputabU,  difputabilis 

A  difpHfant,  difputator,  3. 

A  dJi^utatioo,  dijjmte  (debate)  di^ 
patatio,  3.  contention  3.  (quar- 
relling] jurgiuffl,2.  controveifu^  I 

To  difpuu,  d  i  fputo,  i .  ratioc  i  no  r , 
X.  contendOj  3.  litigo,  i.  aiferOt 
3.  yiadkoy  i,  (fondly)  nugar^  1 , 

Difputed,  difputatus,  jdecertatui 

A  difputing^  di(puCation  3.^ 


D  I  S 

To  difyuMBff^  InhabiJem  nAUh^  ' 
Dijfuittf  cura,  1.  fi>lidtudo»  3. 
T&diffuift,  inqweto,  I.  Texo,  r. 
Diffskud,  excniciataav  (oUcitM 
A  ^iff Ml/it iitif  djftiiiifitio,  3. 
Difrwgardi  dcrpeaU9nCOnteapCui^4« 
To  di^ggard,  fpernOf  3. 
Difrtgardid^  ocgleaM,  COtttcaiptlf 
Difrtput&hU,  ii^honeftM 
Difrtp^tff  oiah  fa  ma 
Dlfn^cafmi,  faftidjofat 
DifrrfptmUfy,  faftidiofJ 
To  aifrdft  veftem  exuirt 
Diffsiiif&i^hH,  oflTenfil,  !• 
D7j.itisfi^eiy,  molcftys,  'gravit 
DtJfiiiMedf  ofFeafufi;  dvbiva 
To  itiffiB^  diflcco,  1,  incido,  3. 
DiJi^hJt  diU'eduSt  incifut 
A  di/t&ka^  dilT«aio,  3. 
To  (tiftift^  cjicio,  3.  detn|do»  3* 
DiJeiftJy  cjeduj,  detnifvs 
A  diffiiJSitf  vj4;£lit>,  ^,  cxpulfoj  3. 
To  ^ifftmifltf  diJimttlOy  x;  itmuJo^ 
I.  tE^,  3,  ctb,  I.  obtendo,  3» 
DtJm^J,  fimulatuiy  fiAut 
A  dijffmhln,  iimul&tor,  j.  fiftor,  3, 

A  uiffrmkfhg^  iioiulatio,  3* 
To  dtfftntt  dUTcntla,  4.  diflideo,  a. 
Di£^israneiMtf  tnlmm^  conveniens 
A  diffrnuff   dif&atieASj    fee  nw^ 

tonfermlfl 
A  di^stietti  di^etitio,3.  difcordia^x* 
A  ^krtanm,  din^rtatiOn  3. 
Di£triykf,  d^innum,  2,  noxia,  i« 
Di^irpiaett^^f  muti lit 
To  di^fTy  feptro,  I.  fejungOy  3* 
D'iJ^fim-^df  fejuD^u9,  feparatua 
DiJ^milar,  diflimilis 
Dijfimiiitvdt,  diflimiliitwdo,  3, 
Dijf^mulati&nf  difljTnulario,  3* 
Di^pah^fff  liiffipabilis 
To  iiij/ipaiff  diflipo,  I. 

Di£ipatt4^  ^iiUpiiuH  d\{^tx^u% 


D  I  S 

DljJUubie,  diOolvbiiis^ 

To  a'iJIblvCi  .diiTolvOj  3.  refolTDi  3 
iftckty)  di£ipo,  I.  Cmelt)  liqye- 
I'acio,  5.  (be  4^ifoc^)  liquckoj 
3.  li^iic6o 

b'ljfllvedy  diflblutasy  liquatut 

i)'tj/oiuiey  difibltttua,  prodifodj  re- 

miffus,  negligeni 
Dijfolutelyt  prodigl^  ftminft 
i>ill'oIutenifst  luxuries,  5.  liukinivl* 
A  dijjhlutiwt  (Uilblutioy  3* 
Dijb/ution  (doitb)  obitiis,  4% 
DrJmatKt,  difbrepakitia*  !• 
Dijirmity  diilbiiAiM,  itaflbatui 
To  difuatUf  diiTuadeOft.  dehonor^i . 
Diff'uadedf  difluafuf. 
AdtJ/uader,  difluaTorj  3. 
A  dijfuaduig,  diftu^Hf  diOuaCv 
Diffitajiift,  diffuad^QS  , 
Adiftaf,  cbluj,  t^./'penfiim,  a, 
T^difiiin;  fee  toftain 
A  dtfisntft  inlet valUim,  ;t,-  diflaa- 

tia,  I.  (dif^ord)  diffidUm^  a, 
Ata^MfiHf  pr«cttl 
To  dlpance,  vinco^  3.  fupero^  i« 
Vijiamedt  vi£luSy  Aiperatut 
P//?4ffr>  dtftaiuy  diiBtua  . 
FardiJUnty  longiiiqtittS 

To  djlafiej  offeod^^  |.  dirpUcco^  z 

A  d'tpafte,  offenCa,  i. 

To  f«>«  i/y^^^,  offtodor,  3. 

DiRafiefvl,  ingxatiiSy  jnolcjftui 

AMfitmper^  morbus 

T)iftmperedy    infinnus,    sootbldus  | 
inimnw,  deoienf  j  lapguejii 

A  diJUmprrature,  inteinperiei>  5. 

To  <i//?iv.v/,  diftcndo,  3. 

DifiCfJed,  diAfofus 

A  difurdingy  d'ftenfionf  dificniio,  3. 

A  iiij:hb,  diftichoo^  2. 

'io  t-V/i//  (drop)  diftillo,  j. 

A  •:x,'?;//>i'-,  dUmiatio,  3.  (of  fifuffi) 


D  1  8 

defluxloj  3.  dcfluxus,  4* 
DlJHikdj  aift.lljtus 
A  iiipslh^  difliHaior,  3. 
J)iy;jwu'^   (differeni)   djftinaos,  dif- 
crctua,  divcrfus  (clear)  difVinc- 
luty  chrifs 
D^in^lyt  diltinfte,  clarS 
AdifiiA&iWf^,  diftin^io,  3. 
DiJIieffive,  diflinguens 
Difiift^pfjt^  pronunciatio  diilinAa 
To  difthiptijh^  intelligo,  3 .  d  i  fcierno,  3 
Di0irtguipiJ,  diHindus,  difcre-tus 
H^iMltiipfffgt  diftinguens,  praeftans 
To  £fierfj  diAorqueo,  2, 
J>ip&ti€Jf  torus  J  diftor(us 
A  di^oriin^f  difitrticti,  diftortio,  ^. 
Ttyaifird^j  lurbo,  i.  furio,  i. 
Dtflr^HeJ^  tufbatut,  aflnens 
IhJlraffi&rit^fiafufiQy  3.  dementia,!. 
To  df^raiffj  bona  ex  decieto  curiae 
yt  aijferre      >         .'    ' 

A  difir&inini ;  or  i/i/?r*/i  of  g^oity 
boi^oruo]  pr«torio  lure  liblatio  ' 

Dijinfi  (idyMAty)  afflidioi  3. 

To  dijhiji  J  fee  to  ^>9ra/A   - 

Ta  dl/irfp  ^  fet  XO  pfr/dcx 

To  ^t'  dijlttffitdf  premor        •  • 

DfJSrtJ/id,  nBguAiis  preffus 

[ftjircjediyr  ti^i^cr^i  calamitofe 

l>//rf^ifffi'jii,mifcTia,i .  calamitas,3< 

To  #jflrj*a«,  diftribuo,  3. 

l>i/ihhuitdj  diftribMtus,  divifus 

A  diJJnhuttjfg)  dtflributhriy  diftribu- 
ti<j,  3,  parutio,  3.  difpcnfatio,  3. 

Diflrihfingt  ttipnbutive,  diOribuens 

Dtfiriimtiwfyf  divife,  paititi 

A  di^rfSTt  diftriftus,  4. 

Dijhuft,  lilflidentia,  i. 

To  tiijifuffy  d{ffido>  3* 

DiJTrvJirii^    fufpeftus 

Di^fiiftfiil^  fufpicax   . 

Iijini/lfu/fi£/i,  diffiHcntia,  t» 

DijhvfrfuUj,  fufpiciofi 

To  i^j^i.T^j  Uirbo,  t.  f  erturbo,  t  ; 


D  I  V 


ifhp^dio,  4.  moror,  i ;  inqiiici 
I .  excrucio,  1  ;  incerpello,  3. 

A  difiurkmtee^  tumultut,  4. 

Di/hirMf  pertorbatua 

A  difimrieri  iatcrpellator,  ^. 

A  difiurhlng  ;  fee  difturkma 

A  di/yfihnf  feparatio,  3. 

To  difunite,    diijungo,    3.    (to 
difunited)  disjungpr,  3. 

D'tfunited,  disjunOus,  <tirci<fl|l 


A  aifuniting  %  fee  tiipinii 
-'-  ',  deraetn 


Vifufoffe,  difiije,  deroetndo,'^ 
To  difi/ff,  defuefco,  3. 
DifufeJ,  deAietui 
A  ditcb,  MTi,   1.  lacui)a>  li  U 
lum,  a.  ihcilej  3«  '  ^ 

To  aitcb,  foflfam  doc&e  ,( 

A  ditcher,  foflbr,  3. 
A  ditty,.  caRtilena,  i 
A  divan,  leoatua  CbpmBtH 
To  divaricate,  divarico,  ii 
DivaricMtt^,  divaiicatoi- 
To  divt  (in  water)  imn 
(into  1>ufine(j|)  UrMor,  I.  M 
tigo,- 1,  expiorb,  i* 
A  ai*ver,  unirttor,  3. 
Divers,  diverfus,  Tariui  j  omMjP 
{colours)   multicolor,  •▼arie|4 
Ijbapes)  multiformis  {kiisA)  m 
tigenus,  multimodui  («wyf)tf 
tifariam 
Torffwr^,  ▼ario,  I. 
Divirffyed,  variatus 
A  dtver/SQitig,  irariatio^  3. 
A  diverfan  (turning  afide)  difrtl 
3.    digreflbs,  4.  (recicatioB)- 
nimi  relaxatio,  orobkCtldq/ 
Divirfity,  diverntas,  3. 
pivtrftfy,  divcric,  varii 
To  dtvirt  (turn  afide)  diva^' 
-    avetti>  3,  (entertain)  oUeM 
diverted,  deduAus  \  oblcAaRl' 
A  tdvtrting,  digrefiin, 
Divtrfingi  jucuodui 


[10,  J. 

S,  fKCtOP  , 


-^$  3*  P>rti<tt'>  4- 

cedo.  3.  itgrego^  u 

(y  f irtitot 

the  ftocks)  pecunia, 

iTidcilda  (in    arith- 

leros  dWidendut 

for,  3. 

riCo,  3.  psrtitio,  3* 

r]nacio,3.  praedi6lio> 

lugiiratio,  3*  ' 

ly  ccelciUs 

itdft,  dWini 

icmator,  3. 

icinof,  I*  dfvino,  i. 

canto,  1.  faldno,  1. 

cio,  3. 

atioy  3. 

^ns  aqux 

vinatioy  3. 

ogia,  I. 

eologictii 

!eitas,  3*  nuinen,  3. 

biiis 

Tibilitas,  3. 

>,    3.    partitio,    3. 

(of  parties)  faftio, 

(ftrife)  difcordia, 

.  (in  muflc)  mo 


n,2.  rspudium^i. 
0,  I.  dtmitto,  3. 
18,  dimifliis 

tor,  3. 

alio,  3. 


,  fcrvalgo,  1. 
vaJgatus 

3- 


Ditsxitiefi,  Vertigo,  3, 

Dhean,  vertiginofus 

1>$,  before  a  verb  aQive  is  the  ii|n 

of  the  prefeht  tenfe^  as,  /  Uo 

beary  audio 
To  do,  ago>  3*  facio,  3.  efficio,  3. 

(accomplim:)  eze<]uOr,  3.  perago, 

3.  (tfm((0  erro,  i,  pecco^  t* 
Docile,  d$ciif/e,  docilis 
Docility t  docilitatf  3. 
A  dock  (for  (hips)  navalei  3.  lifta- 

paAum,  t.  (herb)  lapathuna,  t. 

bardana,  i.  rnmex,    3.  hippola- 

pathum,   2.   hydrolapathuai,  1. 

\or  tail)  caudi 
To  dock,  or  cut  off,  amputOy  x. 
Docked,  amputatui,  fcilfus 
A  doffor,  do£]tpr,  3. 
A  doChrfiip,  dofloratus,^ 
Doiirine,  doArina,'].  eruditiO|  3. 
A  aocument,  docamentum,  2. 
To  dodge,  terliverfor,  i . 
A  dodger,  praevaricator,  3* 
A  aoUging,  cun£tatib,  3. 
A  doakin,  tdnincius,  2. 
A  dee,  danra  femina 
A  aoer,  adlor,  3. 
A  dcg,  cahis,  3, 
Dog  cheap,  vili  pretio   {chg  days) 

dies  canicularet 
Dogftar,  fir! us,  2. 
An  iron  dog^  harpago  ferrcus 
Cf  a  dog,  caninus 
To  dog  one,  ^  tergo  fequi 
A  doge,  dux,  3. 
Doggea,  doggi/b,  caninus,  ttiofoftis, 

lynicus,  pvQtervus 
Dogged  (followed;a  tergo obfervatus 
Doggrel,  ludlcrus,  inconditus 
A  dogma,  placitura,  2. 
Dogmatical,  dozm^ticus 
Dogmatically y  fidenter 
A  doing  (of  fomething)  aCiO,  3« 
(deed)  i^iium,  2* 


DOT 

t>oingy  agensy  molieoi 

A  ^it,  digitui,  2. 

A  dole,  donatio,  3.  largitio^  3. 

Doleful,  lugiibrts,  triftig 

Dolefully,  lugubritSr 

Doiefulnefi,  ludlos,  4,  triditia^  ^ 

A  doU^  pupa,  z. 

A  d^lar,  thalerus,  2* 

DoUrust  triflis,  dolorofut 

A  dolpbln,  delpbinus,  2. 

A  dolt,  nipes,  3f  hebet,  3* 

Doltifb,  ftupidus,  infullW 

Doltljbfiefz,  ftupor,  3.  ftopidftaf,  3, 

Domfflic,  domrfticut,  faniliaris 

Dominaticn,  dominium,  2. 

To  i^cmfuff/',  dominor,  i.  iilfuIto,r. 

Domineering,  infolens,  arrogant 

A  dominetring,  infolentia,  i, 

Dcminical,  domiAicus 

Dam-nion,  dominium,  2.  ditio^  3* 

To  /><?«;«  ^9m/maff, .  domiaor,  i, 

A  donation,  donumj^  2. 

Done,  a£tus,  fadlus^  geftui ;  ex* 
peditus,  tranfa£lu',  perfe^ius 

A  dsnour,  datcr,  donaC(T,  3. 

AJoom,  judicium,  2.  fatum,  2. 

To  aeon,  adiudico,  condemno,  t« 

Dcom*d,  damnatus,  devotus 

Dooms  tiay^  dies  noviniiT.uf 

A  door,  olUum,  2.  janua,  T.  frtr(}«» 
fl.  {^ack)  poftica,  r.  {f-ldingj 
valvat,  />/.  (cafe)  hypoihvra,  l» 
ifojlt)  antes,  fl,  (kee^ir)  Ofli»» 
rius,  2,  janitor,  3, 

From  doer  to  door,  ofliatim 

Doric,  dorictis 

Dormant  Cflccping)  dormiens   (ht^* 
den)   celatus,  lateos    (unimprO"' 
vfd)    fcivacus  (unaftive)  confo» 
pitus 
To  lie  dormant,  lateo^  2. 
A  d'jrmitory,  dormitorium,  a« 
A  Acfe,  portion  y  Ao^^,  \, 


To  iotf  pundiuQciiUi  notare 
Dotage^  dclirtitioy  )•  deliriviiit  a. 
To  dote,  dcHrOy  i;  idlpio,  3.  {M^my 

of  love)  ieptrtoi  4^  dea'iho>  1 
Jktedupou^  deamatM 
A.<^/«f  ^  (^dttagi    " 
Dl^ngi  deUruff^  Yccors,  delirai^ 
J>«fifgfy'i  •niHt^r^  iafaae 
J)iffyb,  delinbuo^iK 
Jkubh,  duplet*  geminni 
A  dwhU  otfold,  plica,  u 
Tbe  4*dhli,  duplum,  s. 
To  dwhUy  dttpiOy  it.gcoiriiOy  I. 
*'  (0  cape)  pnelnrvfhi  (m«V  /^} 

coxnprimere  d!g!tof 
A  double  dutkr^  fetentor^  3.  verfi* 
*  loauui,  a. 
Jkuhlt  chintudf   duplicato    mentp 

prKditus  (^iMVM)  hUstx^  fran-, 

dator,  3.  itingMd)  aiendaz,  bi- 

'lintuii 
Doubled,  dapHcatuty  fcminatut 
A  doublet^  l'«1biictthiy  X. 
A  </o«ft///gr/,dbplicatio^3.gexiiiaatlo^2 
Doubhf,  du'pliciter 
A  doutt^  dtibifim,  a,  fcrupulot^'a. 
To  doubi,  diibiiOi   x.    bivfiro,   i. 

•jfin^uo,   I.  baereo,  a.  (ro^ft) 

Iblpicor,  1.  C^cep  in   fufpence) 

fjfpfndo,  3. 
Vitbout  doubt,  procHlJvlio 
Dwbted,  dubirato8»  fufpicatus 
Jhul/tful,  dubius,  tnceps,  incertus 
■  t>oubtfu/Jy,  ambigui^  dubid 
^DoabtfuIaefSftmhijputUj^  .dubiratio 
A  doubting  dnb<atlo,j,  hrffiutio 
"Doubt lefi,  cert«,  cerriffime 
A  dov'y  cufumbua,  a.  columba,  t. 

{rngdi^e)  palumbes^  3.   {flock) 

palumboly  2.  {turt'e)   tuflur,  3. 

(houfe)  columbarium,  c . 
JJke  a  dove,  colutnbaris.cojumbinng 
D'jvf-tail,  compaecs.  3,  cardo,  3. 
D9ugb;  fuioa  tiibftCU 


D  R  A 

Doughty,  fortisy  validui 
Dowager,  vidim,  I. 
Dfwlafs,  lintcum  tnSfint 
Down,  lanug*,  3.  moUiorei  plvmae 

(of  j^^O' P>PFt>H  *•   {sf  I*^ 

tbers)  laoa,  i.     , 
Of  dimm,  lanugjlaofuf 
A  dtwn  (green  hiU)   grumuSy  a. 

(plaiit)  planhiety  5. 
The  dewfit,  tttnoli  arenarii 
DutBn  {*dyt,)  deorfum 
DowM  (adj.)  triftiSy  fevcrut>  nebu- 

Mtit^mis&ut ;  doclivis,  vergcns  | 

ad  inopian  reda^ot ;  pronut 
Right  deism,  pcrpendkvlarii 
Down  t0,  ufaue  ad 
De^$nrtghty  fimplet 
Downward,  deor^m 
Up  and  down,  uHro,  citroqae 
A'dawnfall,  cafus,  lapfut,  4« 
Down  bill,  declivia 
To  beaiiJown,fto^tTii0,%.  obniO,3. 
To  bringdown  (humUe}  «o«rcco^a. 
Downy,  tnoliis^  teper 
A  dtwry,  dos,  dotit,  f. 
Given  in  dj^vty,  dotalis 
lluving  a  dowry,  dotatus 
A  Uixology,  doxolo^ia,  l. 
A  doxy,  meretrix,  3. 
To  doze,  fopior,  4.  foporor,  i. 
A  doxen,  duodecim,  duodeni 
Admb^  fcortum,  a,  (cloth)   pan- 

lius  craiTior 
Draff,  filiquar,  pL 
A  dragy  harps  go,  3. 
To  drag,  traho,  3.  fee  to  hlter 
Dragged,  raptatus,  tra£^us 
Drawing,  trahfns,  raptans 
To  dra^Uf  coll u tub,  i. 
Dragglfdf  coHiituiatus 
A  draggle-tail,  mulier  fordlda 
A  dragon,  draco,  3. 
A  dragoon,  cques  fclopetanos 
To    dragc;my    «^uitiLu«    catapul 


D  R 

.  tariM  iBftHtfe 
To  dram%  IkficM,  i.  a 

To  Mn,  or  he  Jreun" 
A  dtMn,  Ma,  t. 
Drainedp  csficcatas 
A  dredningj  cxiiccitio, 
A  draU^  anat  maa 
A  dram  (in  weight)  < 
UffyirHs)  haaftus,  * 
A  ^ama,  drama,  3.  n 
Dramatic,  dramaticus 
A  draper,    {weolUn) 
■■  .j^Rnnen)  h'nteo,  3. 
Drapery,  pannt  textur. 

ing)  voluta,  i. 
A  draught  (firft  copy)  « 
(of  a  country)  lineat 
w'df)  fprmula,  i.  ( 
4.  tragus,  4.  (of  < 
lus,  4.  {of  4  net) 
(privy)  fonca,  i.  Isu 
tf  Jbtp)  immerfio  na^ 
feales)  prseponderacio 
Draughts,  lodus  latrun 
Draught  (adu)  jugalis 
^iikdrnugpt^  facibs, 
Vodtaw,  iraho,  3.  d 
lure)  aUilio,  3.  pel 
bifl)  chirographum 
b/ijler)  facSre  pqftuh 
lineam,  or  tirculam 
nail)  clavum  extrah< 
lacum  dcficcare  (beei 
mo,  I .  (fweep  along 
^a/under)  diftraho,  3. 
ftraho,  3.  fubduco,  3 
{back)  retraho,  3.  (b 
jrie)  tergivejfor,  1.  ( 
fufe)  detredo,  i.  {I 
^0,  3.  (fl  bridge) 
{a  bo^u)  ile£lo,  3. 
(breath)  refpiro,  I.  ' 
luo,  3,  '  ^iets)    lorti 


.  A 

Ibo,  3.  (ms  paistert) 
ddineo,  i.  piiigo, 
3.  (JImw  ^nmjb- 
f  3.  {doxon  forces) 
ya  a^)  concerto, 
itfio,  4.  inanjo,  4. 
ph)  protnbo,  3. 
pio,  3.  npto>  I- 
xluco,  3,  (m,  or 
fto.  1.  urgeo,  2* 
noj  I.  evifcero^  i. 
contrahoy  3.  {fnar) 

I.  (oTy  call  off) 
KO,  I.  (w  go  off} 
eoj  A*  (out)  extra- 

3.  fclifo,  3.  pro- 
%cwrJ)  diftriogo,  3. 
0,  3.  (/•)  attraho, 

iappiiro,  T.  {to  sn 
3.  (/orefi^fr)  coa- 
)  attrahoy  3.  (v^  « 

fcrlbSre  (up  srti- 
fcribSre  («nr  «nivy) 
•pono,  3.  {m  fttt) 

pom  Terfatilia 
tsvern)   canpo,  3. 
'doth)  confutor>  3. 
iliu,2.capliila,.i. 
icvla,  I.  //•  H, 
trahent 

a  pencil}  adum- 
niy  dercribeni 
,  feccffio,3.  (Avi) 
fet  to  draw 
itio,  3. 
profcro 

ihor,  3.  docor,  3, 
lofloj;  expromp- 
adambratus,  de- 
iguus,  anceps ;  Te- 
as $  attraflus  ;  ex- 
My  di&-i^s 


D  R  E 

Etfyiraton^  doAilis 
A  drty^  traha,  t.  tragula,.t. 
A  drMmaHi  trahe  auriga 
Drea/f  pavor,  3.  fonnidoy  3. 
To  dreaif  metuo,  3,  expatolcoy  3» 
Dfeaded^  dreaJ,  formidatM 
Dreadful^  horrendui 
Dreadfully^  hnrrifice 
DreadfulnefSf  horror,  3. 
Dreadlds,  intrepidtts 
A  drtai'ng,  timiditas,  3.  »avor«  3. 
A. dream,  foinmbmyi.  (idle  fancy) 

nugae,  pi,  diliramentuniy  %, 
To  dr^am,  fomnio,  i.  deliro 
A  dreamer,  fomniator,  s* 
JDreaming,     forenians,     fomjiiorisi 
(flow)  tardus;    tirdigradin,   1. 
tardipes|  tardiloquutj  fomnku- 
Mus 
Bftamndft  ofcitaoter,  fomnicttlo(2 
Dr$ery\  Ut  fad 

^'''gh  ^*^  $p  rocremejituniy  s. 
[of  oil)  am  area,  f.  [ofwnegetr) 
<>Kygioiir  %,  {pi  wim)  floccs,  ft, 
{'/fug^r)  porgamoitay  )>/.   [of 
i£e  poc^)  fordea,  3.  (ditina,  i. 
fapx,j.  (^tf^)l|Myfr)reliq(i:i9,plf 
Cleared  from  dregs  f  defarc^ttit 
Dreggy,  fascuUntos 
To dreifii  ivftdmain 
A  dre/Kk,  falifatum,  s. 
TO    drench,    pordonem   metlicam 

dare  (dip  in)  inoiergo,  3^ 
Drenched^  repJetM 
Adreji,  ornacoi,  veiUtut,  4. 
To  /reft  (put  on)  indvo,  3.  (adorn) 
orno,    I.    como>  $,   (a    horfe) 
depeAo,^  3.  (hemp)  carmioo,  i. 
{leather)  macero,  t, {cloth)  polio, 
4.    (a  dead  body)    poUincio,  4, 
{tfffat)  coquo,  3.  {d  tree)  amputo, 
I .  {a  vine)  coIo,   3.  {a  Vfound) 
emphftrum  adhibeo,  9. 


D  R  r 

"Drefid,  ornatas,  comts,  nitidpt, 
vefliCus ;  fee  to  dreh 

A  dreftr  hoaAd,  icenfa  coqnin|U-im 

DreJII^g,  omansy  exomans 

Drefjiii0  (by  a  furgeon)  curatid 

A  drtffing,  ornatio,  3.  ornatus*  4. 
{of  meat)  cof^io,  3. 

Dr^\  fttdrejed 

To  drihhle  (<irip)  ftillo,  I.  (or  dri* 
Tel)  fall? am  cmitto 

Dribbler '^  fudrtveOtr 

A  dribbktp  fummula,  r. 

Dribbling  (fmall)  ptrf  us 

A  drift,  propoficum,  %•  {of  fnm) 
procdUy  s.  vis,  3.  {of  fond) 
cumnhii,  t. 

A'drift  (aiy.)  folutuf 

A  drill,  terebrum,  a. 

To  drill,  tercbrok  i.  perforo^  f« 

Drilled,  tercbratus 

Dritttft,  Rccitas,  3.  ariditaf»  3* 

Drink,  potus,  4.'  nauihuy  4. 

To  drink,  bibo,  3,  po^  T.  («r«> 
ctffvely)  pergnecor,  i.  {in)  in« 
bibo»  3.  (arp)  abforbeo^  s.  ex- 
haurio,  4.  (to)  propiot^  t.  (/•* 
getber)  compotOy  i. 

A  drinker,  potator»  y  potor»  3^ 
{excejive)  bibax,  temaleatuSy' 
vino&s 

DrinTarg,  potans,  bibeiii 

To  drift  fiillo,  I.  diftiUoy  t« 

'Dripping,  fiillans,  roraps 

The  drippings  liquamen,  3* 

To  drfue,  agito,  r.  pello,  3.  cir. 
cumagOy  3.  difpello)  3.  {at)  mo* 
iior,  4.  coiior»  i.  {awax)  ab|^» 
3.  trceo,  2.  {awipf  timt)  tero,  g, 
{firm  pa/lure)  difpefco,  3.  {a 
carriage)  aurigor,  !•  {deep)  de- 
figo,  3.  {dcwn)  depango,  3.  (/«) 
illido,  3.  {of  tbifta^e)  explodo. 
3.  {off,  or  delay)  dift^ro,  *^,  ^1 
Hz  •  '-^ 


PRO 

Ifnpelb,   3.  urgeoy  2,  (out)  ex* 
pello,   3.   {a  trade)   cxerceo,    a. 
(«  mil/)  vcrfo,    I.  (to  eMremity) 
tedigo,  3.  (6r  force)  compjello,  3, 
coC*>   %*    (towfird)     adigo>     3. 
(under)  fubigo,  3. 
Prhvel,  Itliva,  |. 
To  </r/W,  faiiVam  emittere 
A  driveller,  ioeptus,  infulfas 
privetf,    ilAuSy   pulfus:    abacus; 
repulAis  $      co»Aus ;     adaflut ; 
procraftinatiis  5  expulfus;    relc- 
gatus;  fdb^qt;  inta£los 
^  driver,  Auriga,  X.  A^tator,  3. 
4^   dria/ingy  agitatio,  3.    (of  pflei) 
iiilucatio,    3.    (tf7C^)  propulfa- 
tio,  3.  (out)  exjpulfio,  3. 
*ro  drixxle,  rorp,  i.  irforOj  i. 
A  liroll  (play)  tnimuf,  ^, 
J^rsl/  (idj.)  Itpidi«j  jocafus 
Prdlerj^  jocijSj  1.  faccti^,  //, 
A  i^ciJfff   t.^;i:}   /ucus,  2»    (pfi-fia) 

Jorfrsfi/jtangt'pftj  t,  conffTjeftOj  3. 

prooph^t     ^anguidus,     uhefcenai 

fedelccn^j  triflis,  imb^ciljla 

Jl  drdepfs'n^f  Jtnluor,  |^ 
P/eo^hg/jt  Jahgui4| 

By  i/rr^ij  gutrttrtm 

^0  dr^p,  i}iUoj  I,  (/W  /d//)  di- 
mitto,  J'.  Qtnitto,  3.  praetcreo. 
4.  (an  employment)  vaco,  i. 
(dou'tt)  cadp,  3,  labor,  3.  pro- 
labor,  3.  (/»,  as  company)  viri 
tim  advenrre  (faU  off)  decido,  3. 
{pfff  or  die)  decedo,  3'.  morior, 
%,  {with fweat)  diffluo,  3.  (c«/, 
9S  water)  cir^no,  i.  (as  gum) 
lacT^mo,  I,  ("with  v>et)  mideo, 
3,  (a  Kiford)  temere  profcro 

Proppid,  llillatus,  ffe  to  drop 

A.  rf'-«//v'^  <liJ|ifidiuip,  2. 


DRY 

Dropping  down,  deciduus  (wft)  BM' 

didus 
T)ropJical,  bydropius 
The  drop^f  hydrops,  3. 
Dropf,  dimifTus,  amilfus 
Drofs,  fcoria,  i.  facx,  3.  TpurcitiM 
Dro/Jy^  Tieceabundans 
A  dtove,  armentum,  2, 
A  drover^  pecoris  agitator 
By  droves,  carervatim 
Drought,  ficcitas,  3.  fitis,  3. 
To  drown,  demrrpo,  3.  innndo,  I. 
-immrrgo,  3.  (apund)  obfcuro,  i. 
Drown' d,  demerfus,  obraius 
Drowfy^  fomnolentus 
To  he  drtfwjy,  torpeo,  2. 
Drowjynefi,  lorpor,  3. 

To  druhf  c«do,  3.  verbcro,  I. 

A  drul*htng,  fuftuarlum,'  «. 

A  drudge,\\xai,  a^  m>  mancipium,2. 

To  drudge^  famulor,  i.  defatigo,  i. 
(fir  ojjlers)  pifcari  oftrtja 

Drudgery,  fervitus,  3,  famulitium 

A.  dru^,  roedicamen,  }.  (wo^jth 
Dothing)  y\\%  nuUius  pretti 

T6  grotv'a  drug,  vlkfco^  3. 

A  Suggerm^iM^  interpres^  3. 

A  dru^fi,  fepla/iariu8>  2. 

A  drum,  tympanum,  2. 

To  drum,  pulfare  tympanam 

A  drummer,  tympanifta,  a,  m. 

Drunk,  ebrius,  vinoIeQtus^of.drink) 
epotus,  exhauftus 

Hobedirunk^  inpbrior,  I, 

To  makf  drunk,  inebrio,  I. 

A  drunkard,  ebriofus,  tsmulcntqs 

Drunhemejs,  f  brictas,  3,  crapuU 

/Jry,  aridus,  ficcos  (rhirlfty)  fiticn- 
lofus  (empty,  flat)  iDluhus,  je- 
junus 

A  (iry  fellow,  face  us 

To  dry,  fSfC\K.Qo,  I.  areucio,  3. 
exQcco,  I.  tiieffo^  3.  inioXo,  I. 


D  U  L 

Dryed,  ficcatus  ;  exficcatuf  | 

matus,  infolatus 
A  dryings  ficcatiOf  3.  infolal 
Dual,  dualis 
To  dub,  creo,  i . 
Duhbed,  crearus 
pubiou^y  cubiuSf  ambigQut 
Dubhufiy^  dubie,  iij^erte 
Ducalj  ducalis 
A  ducat,  or  duckat,  ducatui 
The  duce,  dy^*  3« 
A  duck,  anas 

To  duck,  fubmergo,  3*  uriaoi 
Duckfd,  immerfus 
A  ducting,  fubmerfio,  3. 
A  du^f,  du^us,  4. 
DuBile,  du^lilis,  feqyix 
DuBillty,  du^ilitas,  3. 
A  dudgeon,  (half  dat:ger)  pug 
To  take  in  dudgeon,  grayer,  \ 
pue,  debitus;  idoneus 
A  due,  debitum,  2.  jut,  3* 
To  be  due,  debeor,  2. 
A  dueK  pugna  fingularis 

Dug,  foflu?,  dcfe0us 

A  dug,  uber,  3. 

A  duke,  dux,  3» 

A  dukedom,  ducatnt 

T(»  dulcify,  edulco,  I  • 

Dulcifycd,  ednlcatus 

A  duUimer,  fambuca,  I. 

Dull,  hebcs;  obfcurus)  ifl 
fegnis;  triftis,  moedusj 
lani^uidus;  ilupiduS)  fur 
nebulofus 

To  dull,  hebcto 

To  grtfio  dully  hebefco,  3.  toi 

Dulird,  obtufu* 

Dully,  UxiSl    infulfe 

Du'uef ,  fegniiies,  5.  incr 
tanlitas,  3.  torpor,  3.  hel 
3,  tvjjicuraiip,  3.  ftopor, 
pi^itafe,  J, 


u  s 

iccorati 
is;  tacitornut 
obmutefco,  3. 
dumps,  (lupeo^  9. 
y  mcrflits 
Meat 

runiam  exigSre 
imrr,  cxaAor,  3. 
iiei,  3.  hebef,  3. 
IS,  3.  fimos,  a. 
a  horfe]  aJvom 
)  ftercoiOf  i« 
srcorarius,  ftcrcoreni 
,  ftercorofuf     . 
Serquiliniiim^  «• 
-coratiit 

nUitQMiiy  9.  btntlihiin 
agitatttSy  poftulatos 
4icitatio,5.peftulatid93. 
us 

ilfat,  ftoHdus 
exemplar  altenioi 
Bplicttas,  3. 
rtonif,  firmiit 
)freooita8^3.  firfnttis,3. 
me,  pereone,  firmiter 
time)  doratio,  3.  (im- 
tt)  caftodi4j  I.  iocai-- 

ratio,  continttatiO|  3. 

dia,  I. 

9of.)  per,  intcfy  iecan- 

.)  dom;  and  it  U 
a  Bgn  of  ill  ablatfve 
CO    tempore,    4rriA^ 

ofus,  ob(car«f 
epoiculuin^  9. 
tebne,  pi.  caligo,  3. 

3.  (of  corn,  metal, 
tfisma,  3.  (ffr/7/  dufl) 
.  pollen,  3.  (/<iw  dufi) 
fie  ^jjjmgtura,  1. 

,  / 


DYE 

msentum,  2.  {Jwecpingx)  quif- 

quUix,  pi. 
Fullofdufi,  pulveruientut 
To  mng  into  duf^  redigere  in  pol* 

verem 
To  make  a  dufi,  pul verem  excirars 
To  thnrco  dufl^  confpergOt  3. 
To  duf,  abftergeo,  s.  decergeot  t. 
pyjtedt  abfterfus.  decerfuf 
A  dyftif,  pemcukim«  a. 
Ditfyf  pulvereaf 
To  grvof  dufy,  pvlTcro,  I. 
A  fZiuciitg  into  ^Lfl,  pttlvemtio^  3. 
Duich^  belgitus 
The    high   dtacb,  germani    (low 

dutch)  t>e]gff,>/.  bauvi,  //. 
A  dutcbifi^  dttcifli,  t. 
A  dutcty,  ducatut 
f^pifiJl  obieqaiens,  obedient 
To  "ie  drnt'iful^  oblequor,  3. 
Durihttfy^  obedient^r 
Outifihtfi^  obcdtentia,  i.  piefat,  3. 
i^Mji  omcium,  s,  mu»us,  3.  (tax) 

^enfut,  4.  veftigal,  3. 
DummfirMte^  diiumviratiit,  4. 
A  dm^rft  nanus,  2.  pumilio,  3. 
To  d%9^ll^  habitOy  i.  commoror,  !• 

colo«  3»  incolo,   3.  inhabito,  i« 

accolo,  3.  (/«  tb^  country)  rufti- 

cor,  t.  (iniift  upon)  infifto,  3. 

immoror,  |. 
Dweited  in,  babitatus 
A  dweffor,  incolo,  i.  habttator,  3. 

accola,   |.  vlcinui,  x.  urbanus> 

2.  oppidanus,  %,  rufticus,  2. 
A  Ai;^///irf,domut,4.  domiciiiumt2* 
To  dt^iitdUf  confumor,  3.  ianmi- 

nuor,  3«  tabefco,  3, 
Dwfndh'daway,  confomptus 
A  dwi^d^ing  avH^,  confumptiOj  3-. 
To  dye  ^  fctdie  "  " 
A  dye,  color,  }•  (fr  d^ing}  tine- 

tura,  J, 


EAR 

A  dj^i  fttSci 

To  dj^e  co/oKTi,  tingo,    3.    inffcie^ 

3.  {rtd  colour)  minio,  i.  {viJet) 

conch)  1)0,1. 
Dyedf  i»tin£lut,  imbutus 
A  dyer,  infeaor,  3.  tindor,  3* 
Of  a  dkep  dye,  atroz,  adt 
Pying   (death)     mors,     3.    (near 

d^ath)  m^cibundut  («    n^urst 

death)  fato  fuo  defunct 
A  doing  away,  animi  deliquium 
A  dying  colours^  tiaAura,  i. 
Dynafy,  dynaftia,  I.  imperiumy  t# 
Siyfentery,  dyfenteria,  i. 
A  ifyptryf  dyfuria,!.  uriiKg  difficoltat 


E  A 

pACn,  quifqufit  fingnH,  pL  {of 

*~*  tti)  uterque  noftrum  (w. 
other)  alter  a]tertt]n(ori&tfr)  mutudu 
inTicem 

Kagtr  (iharp)  acer,  acidut  (ear- 
ned) vehemens  (fierce)  fero« 
(ravenous)  famelicut  (i»  defire^ 
cupidttt 

Tq  ip  tagir,  acco»  2,  acefco,  3f 
{of  a  thing)  exarderco,3.  ardeo,2» 

lEn^effy,  a  vide,  cupid^,' acriter 

Eagerly  bent  upon,  ardent 

Eager n^i  [in  tafti)  acor,  3^.  acer*  ^ 
bitat,  3.  (/«  temper)  ividitat,  p  ' 
cupiditas,  3* 

An  eagle,  aquila,  i , 

Like  an  eagle,  aciuilinut 

To  ean  5  (t^yeam 

An  ear,  auris,  3.  (of  a  pot)  anfa,  I, 

Of  the  ear,  auricularia  j 

To  give  ear,  attend©,  3,  aufcult^ 

Ciiz/Vr^^ar,  attentus,  aufcuitans 

An  earpick,  aurifcalplun:!  2. 

An  earriiij^  VUWVi,  ^,  j 


E  A  S 

f^^tvlftg  can  (as  a  cap)  anfatuf 

To  ear,  fpicas  emittcrc 

fared,  (^  corn)  fpicams 

^n  eari^  comei 

An  earldfjm,  comitatus,  4. 

farly  (aHj.)  maturus  {\n  the  mor^' 

trig)  matutinus 
Too  tarly,  p^aema tufa's 
forly  (adv.)    matur^,  tempori  (i» 

the  TT.orniwg)  muito  mane 
To   earn,    luciqr,    j.    mercor,    1. 

{with  tity)  vjfcer'bus  commovcri 
l^arnedy  laborc  quariltus 
An  earrting, A\i^end\um,z,  nierce8,3, 
fameji  (diligent)  diligcqs,  afliduus 

(vehernent)      9r4::ns,     frf|icitus 

(important)  magnum,  gravis 
farftefi  mcncy,  arrha,  i.  arrbabo,  3. 
^n  tarmji^  feri^/  reyer^ 
To  be  ear'4ej}^  urgeo,  2.  infto,  i. 
farmftlys  dilfgenterj  in^iotcr 
^9  tfirfteffh,  tar^topcri 
f^rnefiiif^s^  ailidvitas,  3  ;  ardor,  3. 
The  eartht  terra,  i.  tellus^  3, 
.  ^ti  earth  (4s  a  fox)   terrain  fubire 

{planti)  terrae  manHtre 
farthfii^  ii^UiPi  ffgqlinus,  ter|«as 
fartb.y,  rerrenus,  terrcftris 
^9rn  9f  tte  earth,  terrigena^  ef,  «. 
^'n  eartb^uakf*  terras  motus 
An  earthing  (of  herbs)  pi;lveratio,3. 
far  thy,  tcrrcnus,  terreflris 
fafe   (reft)  otium,  2,  quies,   ?/«, 

f.  trqaies  (pleafiire)  Toluptas,  3. 

gaudium,  3.  (without  pain)  do- 

ioris  vacuita^  (withoat   trout^le) 

facilitas,  3. 
At  ei\ley  Qtiofe,  facilHm^ 
To  eafe  ^give  cafe)  Icvo,  i.  r^levQ, 

1.  lenio,  4.  fublevo,  i,  (a  fl>if) 

\zx^  I,  (nature)  exonoro,  f, 
^yitbe^^ff^  facil^,  prompt? 
'^fi,  cuftodi^  a'dt^ 
eTAtny  fqblev^tus 


ECC 

An  eafemcitt,  or  eafn^^  Icyamen,  3. 

'^'!/0'»  *^^^<"''^»  expcdiic,  Icnircr, 
prompte,  molitcr 

Eafmefsy  faciliras,  3.  {of  atid'^ejt) 
arf^abilit^s,  3.  {of  hthrf)  crcdu- 
litas,  3.  (fl/"  exprrjjiyr)  celcritas 

The  eajiy  oritns,  3.  ortus,  4,  {zvind) 
eurus 

Eafinrrtf  eafler/y,  orienta}is^  eoitf 

Eafef,  pafchfi,  atU,  n. 

Belonging  to  eajler,  pafchjlis 

Eafy.  Jacil  s,  cxpeditus,    promjftus 
(of  beiief)  credulus  [to   ht  borne) 
tolerandus,  feienduy,    tolerabilis 
(in  tircut^/ianccs)   re  lauta  pr?p 
ditus 

To  eaf,  edo,  3.  comedo,  3.  mando, 
3  J  vcfcor,  3,  manduco,  3.  (a« 
cattle)  depafco,  3.  '{or,  nibble) 
arrodo,  3.  (as  aqua  fortis)  cor- 
rodo,  j.  exedo,  3.  (or,  wear 
away)  tero,  3.  attero,  3.  (gree- 
dify)  deroro,  I,  {immoderately) 
ingurgito,  i,  (as  a  fore)  exul- 
cero,  I.  {together)  conviyor,  u 
{cr,  taftc  well)  grat^  fapio,  3. 
{one*s  toords)  recanto,  i. 

Good  to  eat,  efculentus,  edulls 

Eatables,  cibaria,^/.  efca,!.  cibus,2. 

Ee2t9»,  efus,  manclqcatus ;  corrofu's, 
cxofus,  perefus;  exefus,  comeftus 

A  great  eater,  belluo,  3.  edax,  3. 

Eating  (part)  edcnsj  trrodcnij 
(adj.)  edax,  corrofivus 

An  eating  bouje,  popilna,  i,  caupopa 

Eaves,  coiliquiae,^/.  fuggrqndia,^/. 

An  eaves  dropper >  fee  liftener 

To  eib^  (as  the  fcaj  reccdo,  3.  re- 
fluo,  3.  (decreaie}  decrefco,  3. 
imminoor 

The  ebb,  receilhs,  4.  refliu(us,  4. 

Ebony,  ebenum,  2. 

Eccentric,  excentricus 

^Ecclrftaflic,  ecclejiapical,  eccllcB^lliciis 


EEL 

Fcclefa/lics.  eccle/iafiici,  pi. 

Ap  ecL^,  etlio,  3.  tonus  rtpeicttil 

To  echo,  re>vnOj  x. 

Echoed,  repecuffus 

Jichdngf  refonansy  repercutient 

An  fc/i/>fe,  cclipfis,  3,  delioniiM 

lo  ecli]^,'e,  obumbro,  I.  oblcuro^ 

EcUpjid,  obumbratus,  obfcur^tiM 

To  be  in  ecUpfe,  {ie6cioy  3. 

Ecliptic,  ecJipticus 

An  eclogu.',  ecloga,  %^ 

An  ccfiajyi  ecftafis,   3, 

An  eddj,  von  ex,  3.  (wind)  VCM 

retrocf dens  ii  vento 
The  edge  {of  any  thing)  inngp^j 
ora,  I .  [of  a  knife)  acies,  5. 
men,    3.  (of  a  JiHer)  tmi 
{of  a  garment)   noibria*  1.  {«| 
place)  extremitas,  3. 
To/<r/  an  edge,  acuo,  3.  exacn 
To  edge  in,  intrudo,  3.  infinn 
{the  tcitt)  denies  hebctart  {  ^ 
lace)  pratexto   {tvitb  gold\  ii^ 
ambire  .'j 

Edged,  acutus  {at  border*d}  iam 
atu\  ^  "  ^ 

An  cdgitigg  fimbria 
Edible,  edulis,  efciilentut 
An  ediSi,  'cdi£lum,  dccrctuiD|  %•, 
Edification,  inflrudlio,  3»  ^ 

An  edifice,  xdificiam,  ^ 
To  edify,  inftruo,  i. 
An  edifying,  cdificatio,  3,  , 

Edifying,  aptus,  utilis,  idon^  \ 
A  edile,  y^dilis,  3.  ^ 

An  edition,  edltio,  3.  f. 
An  editor,  edvtor,  3.  m. 
To  educate,  educo,  i.  inftitqai  % 
Educated,  educatus,  inflradut 
An  educating,  iducation,  ediicatil 
To  eek  out,  produce,  augeo        I 
Eekt4i  ptoduaos,  aoAus  , 

An  eektng,  produflio,  atuAio 
AjAed,  an^ui^a^i^ 


[. 


deletus 
obliteratio 
2.  fumma 
ates 

irritus 

{uam,  caiTum 
c 
onfe^us 


eninino 
:s  muliebris 
itus,  muliebria 
)ritcr,  molliter 
acis 

!ter,  adv. 
.  vif 

effigjfi 

impetufl,  4. 
uia,  audacia,  i, 
fplepdor,  3. 


1  urinum 
X.  urgeo,  2. 
t,  impulAis 
ator,  impulfor 
,  inHgnis 
:,  vald^ 
4.  exitut 
lia,  I. 

»»  aegyptiut 
ulatiOf  3. 


>»3- 

yCLonuius 


E  L  B 

Eighfelfi  oauplcx 

Eigbt  tims  as.  much,  oAoplut 

Eight  years  old,  o£leonis 

Eighteen^  oAodecim 

Eighteenth,  decimus  o^^avus 

Eighteen  titfus,  o^odcciet 

The  eighth,  octavos,  adj. 

Eighthly,  of^avium 

Eight  hundred,  n£HngeJlti 

TYit  eighth  hundredth,  o^ingent«- 

fimus 
Eight  hundred  times,  oAingenties 
Eight  thou/and,  oftics  mille  {tima) 

odies  millies 
Eighty,  odoginta 
Eighty  times,  oftogi^s 
hy  eighties,  oftogcni 
The  eightieth,  o^ogefimus 
A  eilet  hole,  anfula,  i. 
Jtifiice  in  eyre,  jufHciarius  itlnerans 
Either  (adj.)  uter,  alteruter,  uier- 

vis,  uterlibct 
Either,  (anfweriog  ta  or)  aut,   yel 
On  either  part,  utrinque 
Blahorate,  elaboratus,  accuratos 
Elaborately,  accurate,  elaborate 
flafiic,  refUieiis 
Elaflicity,  via  refiliendi 
BlapfeJ,  lapfufr,  prasteritus 
Elate,  inflatus,  elatui 
The  elbow,  cubitus,  ulaa  {of  land) 

terrs  acroteria 
Elbow  room,  fpatittn  laxum    * 
Elder  berries,  fa  id  bud  baccs 
Elder  in  pge,  fenior  (elders.)  majo- 

res,  proavi,  veterea 
A  elder,  prelbyter 
Elder jb'f,    major    aetaa    (in    the 

chutch)  preibyterium,  9* 
Elderly,  setate  prove£tior 
Eldefi,  maximus  natu 
To  eka,  eligo,  deligo,  5, 
tlea,  ele^Vn^  deleaui 
MIcffion,  e^e£tiffj  p 


E  L  O 

An  eUllor%  clfAor,  j. 

EUaorMl,  eledoralis 

A  n  eieffwrgte, '  e1e£toratoi,  4* 

El(Srieiiy,  eledricieaSy  3. 

An  eleffmmj,  ele^ariunii  a. 

Eleemoftnuiry,  eleemofunariua 

Elegance^    tUgancy,    irenuftas    (ia 

drefs)  omatui*  4.  tnundities,  s*  - 
Elegant  (in   fpeech)  elegans,  elo- 

quens  (in  dreis)  comptus,  nttidua 
l^ery  eLgant,  peielegana 
Elfgasntyy  elegant^r,  conptd 
Elegiac,  clegiacoa 
An  elegy,  elcgia,  i. 
An  element,  elementum,   t*    (WIv- 

ments^  or  grounds  of  an  art)  prin<» 

cipia,  elcmenta,  pi,  »• 
The  four  elements,  quatuor  geoitM 

lia  corpora    , 
Elemental,  elementariui 
Elenchtieal,  elenchticus 
An  elephant,    elephai,    antis,    ot, 

(his  trunk)  praebofcisy  tdis,  f. 
Elephantine,  elephantinus 
To  elevate,  levo,  cxhilaro  {the  Wee) 

vocem  attolKlre 
Elevated,  elevatus,  exhilaratua 
An  elevating,  or  elevation,  elevati%  • 

elatio  (of  the  hoft)  fublatio,  ti^* 

hibitio  [of  the  pole)  poli  ahituda* 

{to  hononn)  praemotio  {of  fiirit\  . 

■ingenii  fublimiut  {of  the  voiay- 

vocis  intentio 
Eleven,  undecim,  undecenl 
Of  eleven,  uodenariua 
Eleven  times,  undecies 
The  eleventh,  ondecimot 
An  elf,  ranus,  larva 
Eligible,  eligibilisi  tligendut 
Elixir,  elixir 
An  elt,  ulna,  x. 
Elliptical,  ellepticot,  irtancvt 
Elocution^  elocQtio^  ^« 


^ 


£  M  B 

To  ekfe^  difcedo,  abfcedo 
Miopia,  I  rrarito  lecefTa 
An  eioftmatf  k  marito  difcefTut 
Eloqutnci,  eloqaentia,  eloquium 
Elofmewt,  doqueot,  dircrtos 
EUifuenthf^    ek^anfer,  diAsrte    (mr 

^lofuntly)  inornate,  incvlte 
£lje  (beHde)  pr^^etta,  (with  «r  an- 
fwcnn^  10  xobe:b<r)    five,   an, 
Vtrum    {that   ii,    weerf)   adhiiCf 
aonplius,  porro,  pneteita  {ether) 
alius  {oiitr^ije)  obiter,  altoqiu, 
aiioquin,  cvteroqoin   (with,    ar 
anfwcring  to  eitber)  aoc.  vcl  (or 
t,Jt)  ant,  vcl,  alias,  aot  feais 
EJJewtere,  alibi   (/oair  nrtov  «//^) 
aliubi,  aliobi,    {^offmeiiJIf  ije) 
•huiKli 
To  cluciJaity  explico,  i.  elticido 
T^ilmje,  ciado,  nrado,  effugio,  3. 
J^ded,  elufusf  evitatua 
A^ehulngy  e'ufio,  3. 
£/««,  iarvae,  leiimres 
An  fhjt^fty  frana,  3.  dolat*  s. 
Jfia^v,  fraitdulentos,  fallax 

To  fmactrsi€f  macero,  extenuo,  r,  I 
f^mtitrauJ,  emaccratns,  cxtenuatus  I 
To  oucMf^,  emacits  fi'accro,  i. 
fimmcime^^f^  ero^ciatus  | 

An  i-mua^iitgy  exteouatto  { 

JfemJkir.-sA»  creaMtio,  3.  i 

To  tmum.^'^te,  e^^ncipo,  I.  I 

Emamcipjudt  3,"  I**.?  paeot 
£m^*ct^::\;ff,  coiamiMtioy  3. 
To  tfM;jt-k;^.v    (geld)  catln>»     i 

(nv«f*^)  «>erv\s  i.  * 

^a.Vx£c.Vi/«  c£t*raiu$,  dcbUitamt  ■ 
To^fv^afrf»  ^>Minc!0,  4. 

^a  tm^jihr^tM^t  poUiatlimy  I* 

MMbri.  nawsfi  c«9fc<i>«dc7C  («« 
**T5^  /of/uorrr  ricrcttWD  (»■ 


£  M  I 


««  iT/^iV)  rem  aeettilain  Mdpen 

(in  the  fame  defign)   particeps 

tfft 
An  tmbarhattwm,  in  navcm  confc«ii* 

fio 
To  emkarroif  imptdio,  4. 
EmbarraJiJy  intpeditoa 
AnflNi^«r7v^innif,impediineDtufnji. 
An  nKhagadw  ;  fee  sm^affador 
To  mMTtJby  polio,  4.  orno,  t. 
An  emhtiifement^  ornatns,  4. 
EwAersy  faTillat,  u  dnit,  3. 
Of  iM&fiv,  cineretis 
Emttr^oeeks,  qnattiortetnpora  {iap) 

fenz  efutiales 
An  emhlemy  emblema,  aft's,  n. 
EmkttmufL;  emblematicas 
To   nr^^  Hm"*^,  fylra  fecond^rc 

{a  J^  ccrvam  in  fylvam  cog?rt 
To  ewthjis    em^eef^    erth^acf,  em- 

Sritp;  fee   iwti^s,  iaeSc^vef,  iW 

An  twd>r9caritity  fbiReitnni.  1. 
To  cm&ro:4Lr,  aco  prng^re 
Embf^Artdy  vermic«Utin^  acv  pic- 

iH',  praetextos 
An  eirh^'-Jirtr,  aciip*doVy  3. 
An  rrm^m'deri^,  inf  stvt,  4, 
Em^rrdaj,  cpoa  phryfium 
At  tmkryt,  emWyo,  mm,  «• 
An  twtewm0tn9y  conecno^  ^ 
An  *mfrmldf  finaragdiis 
An  tmtrgimcf,  cafbs,  les  sats 
£i«rrf<]tf  (roddva)  fabtnut  itpf- 

f inns,  (tMTj^)  tnagai  mmneBti 
The  rmer9'ds,  bcmnrbois,  icnt 
Emifsct  emctkns,  voautarws 
JT <M^P'4fiw,  rangratio^  t« 
^MrWr  ^d-gnitr)  eaDtaeatia»  4Sg- 

lutas,  (h:Hrbr)  altitudo 
£at*"rt.%  ex-ahn,  confjpkttQf,  ct- 

ceUe2s»  cpetim 
Ein:.-:f''if,  in&g^-i'.er,  esiaii 


EMU 

Smjpofty  emiteing,  tmiSSa 
To  emit,  emitto,  wiifi,  3. 
Emitted   emifTus 
Emollient,  emoUiens 
Emotumeta,  lucrum,  cMnmodl 
Eimthmy  agitacio,  conmoriff' 
To  emfeach,  criminis  aliquem 

tnlaie 
\fumpe^Khmait^act\i(n\OftSTam 
An  emperor,  imperator 
An  ewlpbafii,  energia,  f .  effiph 
Emphatical,  exDphificas 
Ew^haticaOy^  emphatic^ 
An  em^irt^  imrerium,  m. 
An  emtpmCy  eiPpirtcuSy  %• 
An  empljdhr^  emplaftmniy  %• 
To  emplTf  {b^9w  or  »»  adh! 
^  coQfero,  impendo,  3.  ia 
tio,  4.  {ot  bufy  one's  /e(fd 
fe  al  qua  re  impticare  {otjdk 
ataffjir)  commtttere  oegM 
alicni  (or  occupy)  occopo^  I. 
Radi)  1  teris  verfari 
Anempfsy^  an,  tis^  f.  qin(ftM 
E^^V'*  impenfss;  occnp^i 
An  empAymemtf  ncgoduoBj  t» 
An  emprtm^  inpeiatrtz^  3*  ft 
Esptity.  leviter,  Tan^ 
Empttuefi^  Taaram,  iiwitlt 
Ermprhm^  croptio,  j, 
Emftj  (void)  inanis.  TactiBt  (1 
ai^pr^mlk)  vamu,  inatiliia 
To  eatpty,    Tacno,  evacuo,  1. 
hanno,  iaanio,  exinanks  4. 
MMffcr  vefil)  transfondo,  $» 
capalo,  i« 
To  ie  empty^  tico,  i. 
To  grr;:o  empty^  SuutStn^  %• 
E-^':fd,  eracuatits,  cxhaaflM 
An  rPMjfijr^,  evacuatio,  3. 
To  aanW  (envy)  invideQ^  Cfl 

(imitate)  imitor,  i. 
An  «mcibfr»,  xn^Utif^  $• 
Esa^e'st,  anulfCtti 


r  D 


19 

c  medicinalt 

s  fuppediurc 

I  fadus 

0,  4.  decerno,  3. 

OS,  iatiis 

ens,  decernens 

inflioy  3.  f. 

turn,  ». 

lufio  piogi^re 

auflui,  inuftus 

nore  accendere 

Rore  captus    {defpe* 

;i  amaiu 

ficacia 

ans,  dii,  f, 

oogrediory  confligo 

RieeciQg)  congreilps 

men^  dimicatio 
animo.   I.    infHgO) 
prefer)    promoveOi 

imatus,  accenfui 

hortator,  3. 

,  hortatat 

■e  incrtafi 

!e  to  incroacb 

Tee  to  incumher 

\fj  or  bound)  finis, 

eta  (aina  or  deiigo) 

.    caufa,    I.  (event 

us^  eventut   {an  iU. 

,  %,  (tnd  of  tf  play) 

un,  dcniqui 

Ktrcxno 

\u% 

inio,  4.  ternino,  z« 

(ncnt.)  deHoj,  3. 

perficio 
loceoy  s. 
ericlitor,   x. 
rlcjttatns 
eriditajii 


E  N  G 

An  endeavour^  conatuf,  4. 

To  endeavour,  cooor,  enittftff  mo. 

lior,  eipeto^  con^ndo,  afpir* 
EaJcatfourimg,  conant,  aijcus 
ffltbgregt  endiovwrij  twaui 
Ended,  /inituft,  pcrfe^us 
An  ending  of  a  things  exitus,  evcntas 

(of  a  difpttte)  controverfije   di' 

remptio  (0/*  a  word)  vocia  ter< 

minatio 
To  eudite  j  fee  to  iWi/«    ■ 
Endlefsf  infinitus 
To  enderfe,  endow,   mu&M}  fee   to 

iudorfe,  indaw  and  indue 
To  endure  (bear  or  fuflfer)  fcro,  pa- 
dor,  tolero  (continue)  duro9  per 

duro,  I. 
Enduring,  tolerant  {for  ever)  fem- 

plternuSy  perennit 
An  enewy,  inimicut,  hoftit 
Oiaueneny,  hoftilis 
Like  an  enemjf,  hoftilk^ 
Energetical,  cnergeticua 
Energy,  vis,  ^fficacia 
To  enervate,  enervo,  deMHto 
Enervated y  cnervatua 
To  enfeeble,  debilito»  infirnio 
Enfeebled,  infiraratus,  debilitatoi 
To  enfeoffs  fidci  alicujus  ctedore 
.To  enjlamef  enforce  i  ice  to  infawUi 

ittfcrce 
To  enfrancbifr^  manomitto  {pr  make 

free)  civiraie  aliquem  (ionare 
Enfrffncl'ifed,^.  (as  a  ^ave)   mtnU' 

milTus  (imde.free)  civicate  do- 

natus 
To   engage  m«,    oblige,   dcviocio, 

(pad  one's  uiycd)  fpondeo,  vador 

{in  battle)  confligio,  concurro  (•«*! 

hoMoar)  fidem  intcrpoocrfi 
To  te  cK^ag''d,  ocrupor,  i,  devincior 
An  ^Afr^i^e/nrMr  (fight), pugoa,  pre* 

liu  n  (furery)  vadioioniqm,  %, 
S^^ifjg,  juciipdufs  gfttus 


E  N  M 

To  engender  |  iee  to  engender 

An   engine^   machiaa,  x.    (dericc) 

attifidwiiy  ftropha 
An  engineer^  machinator,  3. 
Enslish,  anghiSy  anglicanui 
EngHfomen^  angli 
To  englijb,  anglice  reddetc 
To  fteak  tngUfo,  anglice  loqvi 
Engiijbeds  anglic^  redditvi 
Engrailed,  crenattts 
To  engrave ;  fee  to  ingrave 
To  engrofs  j  fee  to  ingreft,  men&poHm 
To  mbance,  pretiam  augerc 
Enbtnced,  pretio  aoAus 
An  enhancer^  mrrcis  corrogator 
An  enbandng^  monopolium,  «• 
An  enigma,  aenigma,  dtis,  «• 
Enigmatical,  aentginaticus 
To  enjoin,  iajuago,  jubeo 
Enjoined,  injunftut,  jufTus 
To  enjcy,  froor,  potior  (ofl**i  fiffl 

fe  obleftarc 
Enjoyed,  perceptas 
Having  enjoy^d^  potitus 
An  enjoyer,  poiTefiTor 
An  enjoying,  or  enjoyment,  poilefllOy 

oMSf  f.  fru6lu*  perceptio 
Enjoyments,  voloptates,  pi.  f. 
To  enlarge  (extend  or  increafe)  ex* 
temlo,  dilato,    diftendo  {ifon  a 
fabjefi)  copiofi    loqoi  (/rt  free) 
vinAum   folvcre,  or  ex  ciiftodi2 
dimittere  (a  building)  acceifioiiem 
ardibus  fac3re 
EnUrg,^,  ampliatusj  libentus ' 
An  enlarging,  or  etdargmene,  allt* 
plificatio,  3.  ex  ctiftodia  emiAo 
To  enUgbten,  illumino,  i.  iliuftfo 
Enlightened,  illunninatafl 
An  cnlightemng,  illuftrado,  3« 
Toenln-tn,  animo,  i« 
Enhvmedt  animatus 
Anrrfivemngf  ammitio,  *^, 
£nmiy,  fioMitu^  invsuciUiL 


E  N  T 

To  tnmkky  aobilitt,  |« 

MfU'Mdy  ne^Utatui 

An  euermity,  atrocitaiy  mtis,  U 

'fmrmtm*  efMnrvU,  atrox 

EnnftnMjiy^  mefarii»  enonniter 

MfMgh,  a^atim,  abund^,  fat,  fstis 
{ami   t»  ffdrt)     fatia    fnpei^ue 

.   (/Vfv  itimgh)  certo  ceitiiis 

To  enquire ;  fee  to  hptirt 

To  enrage  ^  fee  to  inrare 

To  enfA  ;  fee  to  tnri^ 

To  #»r«/5  fee  to  tnroU 

Anenfawifky  exemplqin,  t|rpot 

An  enjlgn  (colours)  vexilliua  ^bear- 
er) fignifer,  s. 

To  infiave ;  fee  to  hfiane 

To  enfmare ;  fee  to  iiifMrt 

1^enpaU\  iotXs^infiaU 

To  «f/St«,  fequor,  fucc^do,  ^ 

Enfuitigf  fequeoa 

9*0  etiiail\  fee  to  iV^?/ 

To  entangle ;  fee  to  iniangU 

T#  M/«r  (go  into)  intro,  i«  iflgre- 
Jior,  3^.  (aa  a  fword,  inte  the 
ioefy)  in  corpus  defcendSre  (iy 

,  fvioknee)  trrurapo,  intnido,  3. 
{^ffieakb)  irrepo,  3.  (<m  «^?r»ff) 
'dicam  fcrihSre  (/nfo  rir^  merits) 
intefttgo,  I.  perfcruior,  (/W*  « 
trMNTjr)  confilla  inire  (int9  cpmfir- 
gnu)  colloquium  inire  {tntojhiff 
Jriendfi^p)  hofpitia  jungiSrc  cum 
a&iqOo  («^  an  •ffice)  nYagtftra- 
tum  cccipere  (upon  an  eft  ate)  hie- 
rcditMem  capdTire  {upon  a  defign) 
<<9nfiUum  capere  (/W#  ^«^  wders) 
factis  iaitiari  (fff/»  AHMtMi)  con- 
vi^kum  occipiSrc  {a  fe/difr)  mill- 
tiae  nomcn  dare  (in  a  Seek)  de- 
Icribo  (tf  caveat)  caattonem  in- 
terpon^re  {oae  in  a  college)  in  ac- 
cademicorum  numernm  cooptare 

Entered  into,  initus   (or  gone  into) 


E  N  T 

To  M/rrwknr^ ;  ht  ta  interchange 
EnteraHarfe  \  (tt  intercmtrfe 
To  tnterfer  \  fee  to  interfer 
To  enterlace  ^  fee  to  interlace 
An  enterprt/e,  cceptum,  ficinat 
To  enterprfje,  aggredior>  conor 
Enterprifra^  fofceptos*  geftus 
Kn  enierprifer,  inceptor,  3. 
An  enterprifinry  fufceptio,  3. 
To  entertain  (bdieve  or  admit)  «TC- 
do,  admitto  (divert)   obleAo,  i. 
(lodge)  hofpitio  aliquem  accipere 
(with  Aories)  fabolas  narrare  {or 
treat)   accipio,  3.    excipio  {^ne 
rwghh/)  aliquem  acerbi^s  trac- 
tare  (or  to  keep)  alo,  3.  fuftento, 
I.  {one  kindly)  benigoe  accipiSre 
(hope)  f^m  concip^rc 
Entertained^  acceptus,  exccptus 
An  entertainer f  hofpes,  im,  e. 
Entertaining^  jucundas,  gratut 
An   entertatfimenty    convivium,   t; 
epulx,  amm^pl.f.  (amufement) 
detentio,  occupatio 
To  enthralt  mancrpo 
£n/i&rj/W,  mancipatut 
Entbratmefit,  fervitus,  Utis,  f, 
T^enthrene^  in  folio  collocare 
\  Enthroned,  in  foKo  collocatus 
\Entbufiajiet  entbufiafmuf 
An  enthnfiaft,  enthufiafta,  et,  m^ 
Enthttfiaflie,  enthufiafticus 
To  entice  t  fee  to  iniice 
Entire  \  fee  intirt 
To  enfith^  fee  to  fUnW 
An  entity t  res,  pntifas 
Td  entmnh  'y  fee  to  intomh  ^ 
An  entrance^  ingreflus,  aditut 
Togiveenfran^tt  foret  aperire 
To  deny  entrame^  Janoa  prohib^, 

ilnibus  areere 
Toenfrapi  fe«|^i«f^ 
\To  entreat  I  ^.tvinireae 


E  P    I 

(into)  penetrjitoa  (fn  piriacifk 

leamfw)  iiterfi  inituttos  (9^ 

ingreflus 
To  entrench  \  fee  to  intrench 
An'  eniring  into,  ingreflTus,  4. 
An  entry  (into  a  boufe  or  ph 

aditus,  introitus,  veftibulam 

law)  ingrelTiM 
To  en^nom,  veneno  ioficcrc 
Envenomedt  Tcnenatus 
EnvioiSf  invidus,  lividqs 
Envioitjly,  invidio(e>  invidi 
To.  etnf iron  i  fee  to  invirdn 
To  enumerate f  enomero,  i« 
Erumeratedt  eaunteratus 
Au  enumtratrng^  recenllo 
Enunciation,  enunclatio,  3* 
An  envoft  nuntius,  Icgatoa 
Envy,  invidia,  i.  livor,  3* 
To  envy,  invideo,  2. 
To  be  envied,  inTidia  premi 
The  epaff,  epafta,  pi,  f. 
An  epbemeris,  ephemerif,  aiit^J 
Anephod,  ephod 
Ep'icine,  epiccnus 
Epic,  ejv'cus 

An  epicure,  hell 00,  gufofua 
Epicurifm,  ingluriesy  gula 
Epidemical,  epidemicus 
An  epigram,  epigratnma,  ^ 
Epilepfey,  epiJepfia 
Epileptic,  comitialis 
An  epilogue^  epilogus 
The  epiptany,  epipiiania 
Epifcopacy,  epifcopatttt 
Epifcipaf,  epifcopalis 
An  epiiodc^  epifodium 
An  ipiftle,  cpiftola,  0,  /. 
EpiftoCzFi  epiftolaris 
An  epitaph,  epitaphium 
An  epithalamium,  cpithalamiBfl 
Ati  epithet,  epitbeton 
An  epitome,  epitome,  compea^ 


I  o  entreat  )  ne-.  or  tnermar  e%a  ep/rome,  cpivomc,  compdMB 


I  R  A 

■rasMj  m  coBpcBoiwii 

qwv  !• 

^,  aNjuililiriiim 

» 

fialitasy  paritai 
,  adcquo,  exaeqiio 
ig,  xqiMtio 
lualitlry  cqtuB 

Kqiuumniui 
iquatio 
,  Moator 

ftaloli  prsfediit 


>  acquiiogolavit 

Sqa'diiiaiit 

Kq«it  IfteributUftnc. 

t>  lequjlibrli  ' 
If  «qaiiibntas 
•  cquinwdialit 
qaioodium 

ith  fiores)neceflaria  fup* 
/iJUet)  claiTem  adornare 
nttrumcAtuBy  z.  orna* 
omfij  I.  comitatut,  4, 
I 

!^  flrquilibriaiB 
«]u:asy  apparatni 
at,  apparatm,  4, 
cqaas,  juftos 
It  squum  eft 
liras,  aequam 
xquivalentia 
xquivattiUi  paf 
i£;«f,  aequivalco 
ambiguus,  aequiisciu 
,  xquiTOci,  aiTibigue 
kf  caliidc  flsentiri 
triM,  zquivocatio,  3. 


ESC 

MradicMid,  endkattt 
To  irajif  tnio,  3.  dct«a»  ft. 
£ra/t/,  4elcttta,  cimfiM,  atolfos 
An  erifamntf  Htara,  abolitio 
£r«^    aii:cqttaa,    priofqaam    {rt* 

/oaf)  XDodo,  biev)  (an*  mw)  ante 

lioc  tcmpat 
Torraff  (raifcup)  erifo,  {hiili} 

adifico,  I.  condo,  3.  ftiuo 
JSrtfful,  eredut,  edificacut 
An  tnAiKg^  tre^tio,  atdi£catkr 
An  eremiu^  crcmita^  ^r,  at. 
An  ermin,  muflela  alba 
Erminjkin,  mufteUe  albae  pdicuU 
To  err,  erro,  i.  ebcrro,    1.   deci- 

pioTy  3.  haWuainor^  1. 
An  erraad,  xnaAdatum 
To  cMrry  sn  errand,  siandaU  pt t* 

ferre,  jufla  exeqni   . 
An  erranelbey,  jmncini 
Errata,  meodaB,  pi.  L  enata 
Erratifue,  crraticut 
An  erring,  nttUAo 
Erroneous^  errboeot^  falfut 
Errfmeovfiy,  falff,  fal(^ 
Error  (fault)  erratuno,  deli^um  {in 

efimien)   error,    hailucinatio   (in 

an  err9r)  deceptus 
ErtuHthn,  cniditio,  3. 
Eruptiwy  eropuo,  3. 
An  efcape^  fuga^  i.  cfFogium,  a. 
To  ejfcape,  e^ado,  eflfugio,  aQfu|Li&, 

clabor^  ffus,  «.  {fyJUifrht)  cvdo, 

1.  ifriviiy)  Uvbtcrfugio,  3.  {h 

firu^li^g)  cluAor  {danger)   viur'c 

pd'icoluin  (the  memory)  ex  m? 

moria  excidere 
Efcafedfrta,  ereptm,^  fcrvatut 
Having  e^cafeiy  elapfus 
An  ejcer.  Cicatrix »  teii,  f» 
An  rfcUatf  efcaeta*  I. 
To  ejchemt,  ad  fifcuin  recidSfe 
An  ejcbinit^.  elcactcr,  3. 
•To  jj^H-w,  viCu,  dcvito^jf  •  tSa^io 


EST 

Efthmti^  dcvitafuty  eWcatw 

An  0ebf%mngf  tvftatioy  3, 

To  f/fBffj  dedttcor,  j.  comxtor,  U 

E/nrtiedt  cviiUtitiH,  dedii^lM 

Ao  e^Mtfhevn,  ii?igae  gentflitittgl 

EfpttiJ^  prccipuufl,  IjiedaHi 

Hlffifdall/y  pracipui,  fj^adalitiir 

AfcJ^  efftcdi^/iy^  maximd 

Efpifd,  fvploratuiy  vifta 

ijftufali,  fpOfifaJii,  J^,  «, 

To  r/jftMf/^j  der|>onico,  %,  &tffiaBt^ 

I.  [acauje]  patrocinor,  x* 
EJMed,  defpokfaCM 
To  ^t  fpecttW,  exploro^  t,  (i|| 
chsuiee)  afpicio,  3.  Tideo,  a,  {am 
opportuuHy)  tcmpttt  captare  I  lot- 

An  efyaire^  aitniger,  ^r7|  m* 

An  d'ay,  molioien^  3.  fpecimeo,  ]« 
experimentQBiy  i,  pericKtatio,  3. 

To  ejfay^  tento,  i,  experip/,  j. 

An  ij]9ff<« (being)  natura,e£rentfa, !• 
(in  chemiftry)  extra^o  cfaeimc^ 

T»/pintiai,  eflentialis 

EJfentialfyy  efTentialiter^  natarfi 

An  effcin,  eflbniom 

Effoinedf  caufariui 

To  efiablijb,  ftabilio^  cenfirmo^  coo* 
Aituo,  lan^o 

EftabliJM^  conftitutut,  ftabiliCos| 
ratus,  decTttot 

An  e/lahtijbment,  ftabilinoenttrm 

An  ejiau  (means)  ret,  5.  bona,^* 
opes,  pL  diTitiae,  pt,  {of  hfi) 
flarut,  4.  conditio,  3.  ratio,  3« 
(o/'r^r^«^)Ta)etudo,  3.  haHtu% 
4.  (or  order  cfmeny  ordo,  3.  (4a-^ 
nour)  honor,  ).  dignitas,  3. 

E/ffem,'  exttiqftitio,  3. 

To  ^efm,  m&'imo,  i.  habeo,  ft^ 
doco,  3.  pendo,  3^  (or  j»d^O 
exiftimw,  I.  icputo,  i.  f^atuo.  3. 
oplnor,  I.  {hctHf^  antehabeo,  2. 


EVA 

1^1  f  fiadSre^  pani  dttc)h>e  (Ufi) 
poftponOy.^.  (m  Motting)  nibili 
^c^re  Cvforth)  digDor»  X. 
T6  be  Jieme^,  cAimor  (nor  e/> 

£,^^4(/y  jeftimatuff  habitua 

To  ^||diM/f>  sftimo,  i. 

j^iifv^</,  sftimatiu  . 

An  eflimate^  ca^cuUtio,  prctmm 

Great  e^n^thw,  dignitas 

An  ^mnifor,  calculator^  cftimator 

KllfrW,  aeftivus 

Eftopelj  impedipieQtum 

Ift^rfir^/y  alieoo^  ab»Iien9 

An  fftr^at,  excmplum,  cttraAii 

1^0  //(^,  aqua  forti  ^prrocicrc 

Etched,  aqua  forti  corrofus 

Eternal,  ^t.ernus,  fetv^iternus 

Etgrna/Ijit  aeterniim 

Eternity,  arteroitas,  }• 

To  alfeternityy  in  acternum 

Tq  eterefze^  xttrnQ^  I.  propago 

Ethereal,  xthercus 

£a&;V,  ethicus 

Etbku  ctUca,^/.  mores 

Etymological,  etyq^oiogicus 

An  etymokgifi,  ctymologuf 

^n  etymology,  etymon,  a. 

To  evacuate  (empty)  vacuo,  eva- 

ci)Ox.  I.  exhauriQ,  4.  (a  town) 

ah  oppido  ccdifre 
Evacuated,  evacuatus,  exhauftut 
Ati  evacuation,  evacuatio,  3. 
Evacuati'ue,  purgans 
To  etfade,  evado,  eludo,  3. 
Evaded,  cvafui,  devitatus 
-^n  evad'ingt  evaHo,  cfFugium 
El-angelical,  evangeK^va 
Evangellfl,  ev^ngclifta^  Wit.m, 
To  evaporate,  cvaporo,  fpiro,  i. 
Evaporated^  evapprau>4^  exhalatus 
An  evaporation,  evaporatio 
An  evaji.n,  eva£o>  fubtcrfug'um 
\^^^^yj^^,  faU^z. 


EVE 

Evajhefy,  fiOtl,  vafre 

The  euchariji,  euchariftta 

Euchertfikali  -eucharifticui 

An  evty  vigilie,-  pridie  die! 

Ev^n,  adv.  (alfo)  etiara,-  quoque, 
omnioo,  Vel  (namely)  nofnpe, 
nimiruro,  fcilicet  {even  as)  quem- 
admpd<itn,  ficuf,  aeque  aiqar, 
perinde  ac  fi  {efual,  &c,  adj.) 
sequabiHe,  'arqaui,  par 

To  make  even,  adaequo  {fmootb) 
polln,4«  complano,  i.  (demolifli) 
diruo,  demolior 

Even  (an  expletive)  hath  nothing 
made  for-  it 

Even  fr(mj  jam  a,  ofque  a  {jruen 
no%v)  modo,  jam  nunc  {even  then) 
jam  tum  {even  there)  inibi 

Even  iveight,  equilibrium 

Evened,  iequatos  j  politua 

The  even,  evening  or  even  tide,  vef- 
pera,  1.  vcfper,  3. 

Of  the  evening,  vcfpeitinus 

At  rt;^»,  vefpcri 

Evenly,  iequalilSr 

Evennefs,  aequalltas  j  Iwvor  (/«  tern- 
per)  xquanimitas 

An  e^tenr^  everituE,  cxitus.  4. 

yit  all  events,  Ktcunque  tcciderit 
\  Toeventliate,  difcuiio,  3,  eventilo,  1. 
'  Eventual,  fortuitus 

Eventually,  forti  fortuna 

Ever  (always)  fempcr,  xterndm 
{any)  ccquis.  ecquifnam,  nunqnis 
{at  any  time)  ecquarvdo,  Hquando, 
unquam,  nuncubi  {afttr)  ind^,  ab 
illo  tempore  {ever  and  am-n)  lab- 
indc  {ever  before)  ufque  antcfhac 

Everlaflin^.,  fempi^ewws,  ttternus 

Evcrlafl'infUy,  ctern<im     ■ 

An  ever/ion^  dtoiolit'O,  ^.  everfio 

Every  y  qu'l-.ber,  qui  (que,  iTiBpili, 
quivic  {tcdy)  unus  quifque  (r/;y' 
indies^  ^uotidi^  [tccajiiiv)  ex  «xim 


E  X  A 

oceafione  {whit)  omnind,  pi 
{fide)  undique  {thing  alone)  I 
latim  {tvay)  quoquovcrfdm  ( 
quotannis 
Evidence  (proof)  'teftimonltin 
(witnefs)  teftis   (cleamefs) 
dentia,  i*  perfpicuitas 
To  evidence,  probo,.  teftori  !• 
Evidenced,  pfobatus 
Evident,  eridens,  xhatixfeAui 
To  he  evident,  tonttt),  1.  appan 
To  make  evidait,\\\\iRTO,^i\ef» 
Evidently,  manifeftd,  aperta 
Evil,  malus,  pravuf,  improbi 
Ati  evil,  malum,  dammim,  1 
Evildoer,  fceleratut,  fcelefttu 
To  evince,  evinco,  3.  probo^  l 
Evinced,  tvi&nn,  probatus 
Evincibly,  clar2,  perfpiciii 
An  evincing,  eviftio,  Shis^  f. 
Te  evi (cerate,  evifcero,  exente 
Evitaile,  evitabilis,  vitabilis 
An  tutogy,  laut,  dis,  f.  encon 
An  eunuch,  eunuchus,  2. 
Evolution,  cvolutio,  3. 
'  Euphony,  euphonia,  ge,  f, 
j  Er^ulfi'in,  evulfio,  3. 

A  n  ««,  ovis  faetnina  {lamb)  1 
I  To  rw,  agT)«m  parJSre 
An  ewer,  aqua  I  is,  /j,  m, 
Exa^i  (atcumte)  accuratus,  p 
tus  (punAtial)  temporis,  h\ 
fervanitiffimus  (ievere,  or : 
rigidu«,  feveru* 
TorjCi7t'?(deroand)exigo,  3.   J 
I.  {u^on)  opprimo,  3.  (fir 
nimis  carj  vi-ndcre 
Exaet^d",  exa^us,  flagitati:! 
An  exa&tjr,  exafto^,  5^  oy.pii 
.ExaRion,  e»a£^io,  3.  oppreff 
ExiiRty,  exad^,  ad  ungnsm 
E-aFlnep  ■  ^attfvracy)  'accunil 

(neatnefs)  concinAifas 
.  To  exaggermOf  trS^igtfQ^  ^^ 


X  c 

xaggeratiis 

3f,  ezaggentio,  3. 

ectovcx 

p)  exaltOy  I.  (praife) 

,  cekbroy  i. 

i,  eve£liit  (excellent) 

l^regius ;  fubUmis 

xalutioy  clatio 

inquificioy  3.  •xamen, 

errogatio,  3.  (of  ac- 

ionam  comparatio 

9tk.  qveftioDs)  inter- 

rdgh  «r  confider)  ex: 

t  fe[Qja  fefe  defcen- 

in  learning)  pueri  fa. 
turn  in  Dtehi  {precife- 
,  I.  inqairo,  3. 
camioatus;  perpenms 

examioator 
g,  examination  3. 
exeaipIuB,  fpccimen 
mfU)  exempli  gratia 
r,  fee  to  dijcourage 
ixarcha,  a,  m. 
r,  laceiToi  3.  exafpero, 

nccedo,   3.  tranfcendo, 

titi:  abundoy    i.  af» 

spoUeOy  a*  {tbt  hwndi) 

KS 

pera^uSy  vidiu 
irpaffing)  prsftans,  ex- 
xceffive)    Dimiusy  im- 
1^.)  valde,  veheinenttr 
y  exce0u8,  4. 
eximicy  egregi^ 
EceUo,    3.   enineo,  s 
pcrOy  I. 
teratttt,  villus 
xcclkotiay  praeftantia 
xellens,  eximius 
sgregie,  optime' 
,  aoteceffioy  3. 
Otceotficiif 


E  X  C 

Excenhidtyf  cxoentricitas,  3. 
E*etpt  (unlefs)  nifi,    ni    (faying) 
pneter,  nifi,  extra  {except  that) 
nifi  quc^,  nifi  fi 
To  exceptf  excipio^  3.  exdudo^  3. 
fecerno,  erevi^  oppugno,  i.  re- 
padio 
Excepted^  exemp/us,  exceptus  ;  re- 

je«u9y  repudiatus 
An  txceptiortf  exceptio,  3. 
£xc^ioffa^//,obnoxius ;  fee  captious 
To  excerp,  excerpo,  pjl,  3. 
Excefs^  exceffut,  intempcnuitia 
Excejfivey  nimius,  immodicus 
Exuffiv^f  immoderate 
ExceJ/ivenefs,  fuperfluiltt 
To  exchange y  permuto,  commuto,i. 
An  exchange,  mutatio,  commtitatio, 
3.  (to  meet  in)  excambium,  byrfa 
Exchanged,  muutus,  c6mmutatus 
An  exchanger,  nummularius 
An  exchanging  J  commutatio,  3. 
The  exchequer,  aerarium,  %  fifcus 
To  be  excbtfueredfin  fcaccario  profe- 

qui 
Exdfeabk,  tributum  fbWene  debet 
Excifi,  tributum,  2.  cenfus,  4. 
To  excite,  excito^  I.  ftimulo,  i. 
An  exciter,  inftigator,  3.  irritator 
An  exciting,  provocatto,  incitatio 
Exciting,  incitani,-  ftimulans 
To  exclaim,  exckmo,  i\   {againft) 
dcclamitare  inaliquem^oppugno,  i 
An  exclamation,  exclamatio,  3. 
To  exchide,  excludo,  cxcipio,  3. 
Excluded,  exclufui 
An  excluding,  excluiio,  3. 
Exclujive,  exduforius  {of  that)  prac- 

ter,  extra 
Exclufively,  exclufive 
To  excommunicate,  cxcommunico,!, 
Excommunicated,  excommumcatus 
Excofnmun'uation,  excommunicatio,  3 
To  excoriate,  excorio^  t,  deglubo,^. 


EXE 

Exemated,  degluptus,  exeariatut 

Excreation,  excreatioy  3. 

An  excreweent,  excrementi|]n 

Excrements,  alvi  purgatioaet 

Excnmentitifius,  excrementitiuf 

An  exerefcence,  tuber,  Ms,  n. 

Excretion,  excretio,  3. 

To  «rfr«f/tf/f,excrucio,  i.  toiqueo^s 

Excruciated,  excruciatus 

Excruciating,  excracians 

To  exculpate,  excuIpo»  i,  purgo 

Exculpated,  exculpatus 

An  excurjion  (hi  a  fubjadk  or  dif- 

courfc)  digreflio,  3.  (into  a  place) 

excurfio,  incurfioy   3.    impctut^ 

incurfuiy  4. 
Excufahle,  excuiabilis 
An  txcuje^  txcufatio,  3,  caufa,  r. 
To  excuje  (one's  fclf)   fc  excuOirc 

(or  admit  anexcufe)  cxcufationeni 

accipcrc   (tTr  extenuate  a  fauH) 

fa£^um  elevare 
To  be  excu  fed  from  doing,  immuni- 

tatem  obtincrc  ^ 

Excttfed,  cxcufatus,  purgatus,   im- 

rounis  fa£^us 
To  have  one  excufed ;  feje  pardon 
Excujing  one's  Jeif  culpam  a  i"c  amo- 

vent 
Execrable,  execrabilis^  dims 
Execrably,  oefarid 
Tq  execrate,  dcvoveo,  i.  execro>i« 
Execrated,  execratus 
An  execration,  execratio,  3. 
To  exee^te   perform)  exequor   [a 

law)  legem  exercere  {a  malefaC" 

tor)  capite  ple£tere  (a  tvill)  tefta- 

meniuTi  curare  (er^Afn)tranfig?rc, 
{conditions  of  peace)  pafti  conditio 
ones  implcre 
Executrd,    pcrfe^us.    geftiu  j    rite 

pcra^lus;  capitc  plexws 
An  executing^  exaution^  executio^^% 

X  W 


E  X  H 


EXP 


{of  a  makfi0br^  filpplieu  €tpi-   An  hehib'ttrng^  or  ixbiNtitu,  ^Mbi- 
t^lis'iailiclo  biiio  {nr  slltmmn)  It.pftktwi 

Platfoftxteati$K,  ftircj,  t.  \To  exbilermte,  ahiklro,  l^flco 

Aa  exftKfi^Jary  'eimifac,  7m,  n.  ;  Exhi/erand,  f^ileiaHit,  Uetatut 

An  exrr«fK.*e^MMr,ad]miniftrMio,3  j'fxrr/owfn^,  IxtiMit,  l«taiu 

An  exfcutoTy  CeftaffleDti  coraror  To  extort,  tdbortor,  i. 

ISaUeut^,  citecvtbrivs  |  Aii  extort^twi,  hoftitio^tlBBiiimai 

An  extcutriXf  tdbmniti  coritrhi  Exhortative^  (oaforiits 


Exe([etscdU,  t%-pi6cns 
Exmuplar'ify^  infigniter 
ExeDif>Liry,c%^mf^9m  preeberit  (H  f«) 
irua   im  tatione  dtgna   (ptfoiftt* 
tnent/  (opplicnm  iafifvie  i 

•An  exmpHfcatifn,  ^Jtrnphr,  3. 
To  exentpUfy  (copy)  trajiferibo,  3. 

(Uutfirate)  exr^licrt,  I. 
finexnnplifyhg,  Hefc  rip'io,  «Xf*ofitio 
To'xrmpt  (frtc)  CTitr?,  libeto 
Exatptt  cxemptof,  immunis 
An  exemfnirn,  iiAmunftas,  cremptio 
xefuies,  exequiae,  pU  fonts,  3 


Exhorted ,  moni'ot,  j^wmitw 
An  exhort er,  hort«t»r,  3. 
An  exh^ttingi  hortario.  3. 
AaeStigietKe,  n-ceffitas,  Mga^ia 
An  ei^gent  (occifioo)  ocdifio,   3. 
(ez(ie(;imt)  ratio,  3.  cotottodiDBi 
(wit)  cxigenda 
An  exile,  no  I,  »//f,  c. 
Exile  (bani(hmcnt)  cxilivrtn,  n. 
To  fx/Ar/religOy  am<indo,  i.  (re  ^f 

exiled)  in  cxilium  depcUi 
Exile J^  delegatus 
';  Exhnious,  eereeius.  ezlknkkf 


An' exera'je,  cxcrcitiam,  t.    (rtnli.- \ Exinamtion,  cxininitio,  3. 

faiy)  cxercitatio  mi'iti«ris  {of  .^»JTo  exijl,  exifto,  3.  fiAn 

•^tf)  monerr"  funttio  {recreation)  •  Exffierce,  exifrenlia 

animi  relaxatio  {fafi)  pcnfofm,  z,  i  Exi/f/tttrj  exififns 
To  exercife,  excrceo,  2.  (alilhoriiy 

over)  domiari  alicui    {an  (>ffUc) 

fon%or  {as  a fcldier)   arma  oxer" 

cere  (/»  buftmji)  opcri  incMrtbcrt: 
Exerci  td,  cxercitatui,  funftus 
To  hf  txerciftd iriy  occupor,  f.-TcrfoH 
Exercifcsy  c^rtamina,  3.  ludi,  t. 
To   e'xtrt^  cxhibeo,    a.    excno,    3, 

{ove\-felf)  ▼iribuB  eniti 
Exerted^  cxenus.  contftus 
To  exbaky  exhalo,  1.  ixpiro 
■Ex'  -^h.-l.  ^xba]atu8 
^     exhalations  exhatatio 
To  exhatift,  exhjM'Jo,  ^,  4. 
'Exbauffed,  exhauft"s 
An  cxh.^ufting,  cx-nan'tio,  3 

To  exhibit f  exhib  0,  2.  f^ftendo,  3.  \Exotiey  exoticus,  oxrernut 
JLjtbibitid,  exhibitus,  oflenAit  jTo  tfx/^w/,-«xpando 


An  tx.t    «xitus,  4,  fcTfntos 
To'  make  one*s  exit,  diCcedo,  morior 
Excdus,  exodvs,  i.  f. 
T«    fXinorate,  fxenofo,  i. 
Exortcra.'ed,  cxc/noritus 
An  ix^erAfJH^,  ex*nerttk»,  3. 
Exorable,  'exo>abilis 
Exorbitance,  nimictas,  '3. 
Ex'^rb'tart,  niim^us 
Exorbitantly,  mwiih 
Exorcijedy  adjuratus 
An  iX'jrciwiy  6x0  ctfm<k9 
-in  txi^cijing,  '.djiTatio,  3. 
An  cxorcifi,  fexorcifta,  «ip,  «m« 
To  exorcrfe^  exorcixo 
\  An  Aco^diiipif  ex>.rdiQm,  prologus 


EXP 

The  iKfMfk,  caqtanfom,  Ktfa 
An  esefmnfam^  vcpanfio,  3. 
To^qMribtr,  cxpatior,  i. 
To  expea^  cKpea*,  ipero 
SxftOMim,  czpeatt'o,  Tpii 
Exfefhdy  fperams,  ttpeAatl 
Exfeditmty  cari»cdi<My  dtiiit 
An  cajpnAnf,  ratio,  nw^M 
To  he  ixptdhmy  cxrwdit,  .frai 
ExfUieufly^  coOHHoft' 
T^exfeAUt  espedio^-aecckK 
Sxfedifnx,    'eftiMitto^     fnf 

{of  ioUien)  «xf  edirio 
Exfedttieutf  fmpigcr,  AtCBiM 
Expoditimtfy,  ceierifcry.a|Md 
To  rx^,  relio,  expeJlo,  ia«C4 
BxfeUcd,  ezpoToay  csados 
An  expelting.  nrpulfio 
Exfiemce,  imp^nia,  i.  6imfm 
To  expend,  cxpendo 
E^peiMkdf  tmoanfas,  oipaifai 
Exfn/fve,  cams,  prodigM 
ExpenJtvBxeft,  ^rol^fio,  .3.      . 
ExpcritHcty  cKperienUa,  i.<«l 
1  o  experifnce,  ezpemry  4« 
Ex/nine^f  'expcrtoii;  i 
A.,  i.'ioperimtm ,  ex}'*W: 
E<»pmm9ntel,  Qlu  covfiarmil 
Ey^crty  peritus,  exr«»?tot 
Expertly,  p«rite,  fci*:nt»r 
Ex^ytnefs^  fti;  r.tia,  -p«nlit 
Ex/ tat!*,  piabiUSy  pyacaUlit 
Vjenpi^t:,  «xpio,  lolho 
ExputfH,  fxpiaias,  •  piacMn  ' 
^nexpiathn,  ^xriatie,  fialia, 
Expiatory,  exp  aiorhis 
.Pr;>:'-*/.t,«  J  reean«x;^'«r 
I'o  expire,  exfTro,  I    -frr    1^41 
Expired,  rvQTXt^^s.  dercrmiodl 
A !  J  expiring: .  *x    •  /  ri«v,  tixJWW^lj 
To  explain,  exo^to,  i,  expoMI 
Exploined,  ex|^lira!1ls,  rXpA6ni 
E-cplanatioMg  ••zpoiiao^-iSfUM 


IX  P 

pletiTUs 
ezpUco^  X^ 
3f  bcatio,  3. 


icitus  clarni. 

i^iodo,  rejicio 
iloftity  rejcdni 

iwn,  faeiiHit. 
ret  gcft» 
tfloco,  cxi|«iro 

exp}ontio>  }• 

zpoftacio,  3. 

ortatna 

fono,  objicin^  3.  (to 

ichtot  (t«  Itutgbter) 

wrw)  mUiibeo  (or 
c|D»  3.  nud(h  I. 
itof,  ofcfe^is  (ro  <^!a»r- 
cnnea;  abdudtis  {to 
lib: io habitus  {tnfaU) 
new.)  exhibitu*  (m  * 
ititius 

iaterpretatio 
pff,  fcisoliBniy  9. 
i««*rpt«a 

exf  oAaloy  conquepor 
xpoftttlatua 
■^  exf»oOulario 
cpon«,  explico 
Toftuty  explicatus 
expheatoFy  int=rpres 

cxpnfitio,  3-. 
prima,    narro  {otters 
o^  (ddineate)  delineo 
m  teftari  {im  numbers) 
b  iignaae 
la,  cedBUkt  ciarus 
Dcius  vciox 


EXT 

Eseftrefftilf  cxprefTus,  prolatus 
^Exprcfsly,  diiUna^  pUii^ 

An  exprefiom   (fenteuce)  fenteocia, 
I.  (woid)  di£Ho   3.  di£hii«>  2. 

£;t^r(^tafr^gnificans 

Exprtjfimtm't,  iivniiioatio  viwi 
iTo  exfrthratc,  fee  to  uphrM 

An  exfulfan,  expol6o,  3. 
.'To  e»pwig§^  delf o,  2.  expungo,  3. 

Exfuifitt,    ex<}uifitu8^    daUoratus ; 
lumiiHit;  acerrimus 

Exfaijkiljf^  «iquifir<>  accurate 

Eaofiecatntff  arcfcena 
i£jirf«Mr^  eatan* 

iTo  ^  rjiMMT,  exto^  X.  fuperfoai 
'An  extafy^  exUfit 

Bxtamp$rsry^  extemporalta- 

Exumpott,  baud  prarmedKataa 

To  extend^  extendo,  3^  dilatp,  i« 
Extended,  exCenTot)  diiiiiiua 
I  An  extenjiu^  exjtenfio^  3. 
\ExtgnJSve,  late  patent 
^JExfenJSvefyy  hte,  ^'iff\x(^ 
■^xtmfiventjfi^  diflbfip   3* 
xtertf  fpatium,  2.  amplitudoy.  3 


EXT 


f 


An  ext'mguijber,  fuffocarorium 

ylo  exiinguijhuigt  extin^ioy  3. 

To  exrirpatip  extirpo,  tn^coj  i« 

Exiirpatedt  o»tir|Mitiia 

\n  €3tt'ufgtim,  eattrpatioi  3. 

Tq.«mni/«  laudu 

Extolled,  l«iid»^% 

An  extoller,  laudatAf^  > 

An  extaJUsi^f  Jaxdacio,  3. 

JBsaor/hB,.  expiliifio,  dlrepti« 

M(fct9^/hM,  injuftiUk  ioiquut 

TiQ.*xi»rt$  extoni^ee,  x*  diripcoi 

Etctmrud,  extoytm^  direptut 

An  extortioner,  expiiator^  extoKor 

To  extra^i,  tstmho,  expromo,  e«i 

primo,  3.  ed«c»»  3^  e^erpo»  3* 
An  extraSi,  (draiisJbt).e«rtp(^pr>  3* 

cxcerptum,   v  (dxi'ctQt)  genuit 

3.  ftirpt  (epifione)  c«mpeiidiuiB» 

2.  (clMriiiifial)  epipra^o. 
Extraiioi^    exira^hit;     expieflus^ 

excerptut;  pupduAiu,  octxt. 
An  extraffiiBi  fee  aa  extrMEt 


\  Extrajudieisit  extrajiidicialt» 
Extraneous^  extemus^  extcaoeus. 
(of  cafueitf)  captus,  4^  (^  coum*  EoctrMon^nmrily^  rar6 
try)  Ujnia,    traiftut    (bwr  term)  ExtraordhMry,  iafoHtus^  inufiliifeus  \ 
extenta,  l.  Bxtraparothied,t$tto^  parcechiam  po« 

To  extema/s  (IsfTen)^  extanoo,   i.        iituik 
diminuo,     3.    (excnfe)    tmQwfo^'  Extravagance,  luxuria,  profuiio 
deprcon  I.  i^jfrr^cfl^^rw/ (impcitiuflnt)  m-ptv^ 

Extenuated^  ««teoaatus,  elevatox     ;      infu  fus»    (excefliwe^  immodirua 

Extemuuiem^  e:ctonuatio,  3.  |      (diforderLy)     perditM     {ppiHiim\ 

•Exterior,  externus,  exterior 


To  e;iffermf  mr/r,ext«rmino,extirpo^  I . 
Exterunnaud^  exterminatua 
n  exteemi Hating,,  extirpatia 
External,  extemua 
Externall'^y  extnnreciU 
ExunD,  ex:io£liia,  de(\in6hia 
To  be  exHrtSi,  extinguor 
An  cxtinBkon,  extin£Ho,  3.iatsntus 
"C^  ext.'n^'i/byext^npio,  3.  AcUf-^z, 
■Extinguijbitf  axtiAdusj  dektut 


vaga  opinio 
Extravagantly^    abfurdi ;    p*ofq(^« 

immodeiate  ;  perdite 
Extravafatedy  extra  venas  effufui 
Extreme,  extrerout,  fun^mus 
Extremely,  va'.dc,  rumme 
Extrr  -iry  (urmoft  part)  extremum, 

2    'J'l^re(»)  miferia,    1.    {utmoji 

extritfuty)  rijior  fummus 
To  txt.icate.  extrico,  lib  to,  i« 
Ext'/catedy  cxtricat»&)  libctxMM 


FAB 

Mxtrinjual,  exTrinfecus  \ 

^xtrufion,  extrufio,  expulfio 
An  extuberanee^  tumor,  3. 
Bxubirance,  copU,  i,  redundantia 
Exuherartt,  exul>eran8>  redundans  ' 
To  exuUerate  j  fee  to  ulcerate 
To  txult,  etulto,  I, 
Mxultingy  exultation^  exultatio 
An  eyty  oculus,   2.  {or  loop)    an- 

/ula,  I.  {of  a  reedlc)  foiamcn,  3. 

{jof  a  Jlower  or  plant)  gemma,  i« 

germen^    3.    n,    {in  a   doublet] 

ocellus,  2. 
^y  (*^jO  otulatus 
O*    Se  eye,  ocularis 
One  eyed,  monoculus 
Eys  lids,  palpebrae,  pL  f. 
fiatr  of  the  eye  Ud,  c«ln  ium,  2. 
Web  in  the  eye,  leucoma,  3. 
^i  dear  as  the  eyes,  ccalitjs 
Bef^trc  one's  eyes,  m  oculit 
vie  ays  fight,  acic8  oculi 
Mytfervice,  pcrfonftorius 
A"  eye  (ore,  odiefu^ 
To   eye,    intueor,   2.    afpicio,   3. 

{wantonly)  •culis  vcnari 
a^yedt  ox  J uH  of  eyes,  oculatus;  fif- 

tul-fus    (look'd   upon]     intent^ 

fpeftaius 
Pleer  eyfdj  lippus 
Crey  eyed^  casfius 
An  eyght^  infula  in  fluvio 
An  O""'?  ju^i^uni  itinerantium  curia 

{a  jujhce  In  eyre)  jufticiarius  in 

Itjnere 


FA 

A     fable,  fabula,  r. 
To fabricateyi^hixcD,  I  .ftnio,  3 
fabricated,  fabricatus 
fabrication,  fahricatio,  3. 
/iy^r/rA,  aedificium,  2,  Iiru&uxi,i 


FAD 

Fabulofity,  ftbulofitas,  3. 

Fabulous,  fabulofuSi  fi^s 

A  face,  facies,  5.  vultus,  4.  08,  cm, 
n.  (confidence)  fiduci;,  i.  (of  af- 
fairs) ftatusy  4.  (appearance) 
fp'-cic8,^5. 

Face  to  face,  coram 

To  face  {or  look  at)  intueor,  2.  af- 
picio,  3.  {boldly)  cs  indu^re, 
frontcm  expJic^e  {danger)  peri* 
culum  adire  {about)  hofti  fron- 
tcm advcrtere  {a  gamient)  orno> 
I .  {one  down)  di€t\s  protelare 

In  the  face  of  the  fun,  palam 

Bari^ faced,  ori^  retcfti 

Double  faced,  bitVons,  fimulator,  3* 

Facetious,  facetusy  lepidus 

Fifcile,  facilis;  affabilis 

To  facilitate,  expedio,  4* 

Facility,  facilitas,  3.  {in  f peaking) 
fermo  promptus 

With  facility,  facile,  expedite 

A  facing  about,  in  hoftem  conyerilo 
{of  danger)  periclitatio,  3. 

Faeings,  orn amenta  veftis 

Facinorous,  pravus,  fceleftus 

The  facion  in  horfes,  petimen 

A  faff,  fa£lum,  geihjm,  2. 

In  faff,  re  vera 

A  faff  ion,  faftio,  3  5  confpiratio^  3. 

Faffious,  fadliofus,  feditiofus 

Faffioufnefs,  partium  ftudium 

Faffttious,  fa£litiu8 

Afaffor,  negotiator,  inftitor,  3. 

Fafforagey  mercaturae  procuratio 

A  faffory,  procuratonim  habitatio 

A  faculty,  facultas  ^  profeflio,  3. 
(leave^  Hcentia,  i. 

To  fade  (wither)  deflorefco,  3. 
(decay)  debiiitor,  i,  defido,  3. 

Faded,  evanidus ;  flaccidus 

To  fadge,  convenio,  4,  quadro,  I. 

Fading,  languidus,  caducus 

A  fading,  languor,  3. 


F  A  I 

To  fag,  caedo,  eidi,  3« 
Fagend,  cxtremitas  pofterior 
A  fagot,  fafcis  (amongfl^  UAiS\ 

miles  fuppofititius 
To  fail  (aft)  deficio,  3.  relin 
3.  (neut.)  fuccumbo,  3.  en 
3.    {in  promifet)   promiifis 
ftare  {of  duty)  delinqno,   3. 
expeffation)  tall?re  ezpe£fciti« 
(break,as  a  tradefman)cootoi1 
Without  fail,  ctrth,  plani 
Failed,  def^itutus,  derelidot 
Failing,  lapfus 

A  failing  (ceafi^g)  remiffio,  p: 

ficiency)  defefVos,  4.  (difiip^ 

ment)  fruftratio^  3.  (faoh)  (| 

I.  dcliftum,  2.  •*■  i 

A  failure  I  ht  m  failing 

Fain,  (defirous)  cupidns  (4UI 

coaftus,  a,  um,  '[  1 

I  would  fain,  capio,  4. 

Faint  (weak)     languidus*   d^ 

(Hack)  renufiTus    (weary)  ll 

(fearful)   timidns   (oblcvn] 

fcurus  'jji 

A  faint,  dolus,  %•  diffimol4 

To    make  a  faint,  fimolo,  .li 

grvm  fdirt)  deficio,  3*  (|W 

faint)   labefado,   i.  debiliH 

^0  make  faint  beaPted)  C^ 

{to faint  anvety)  animo  liofd 

Faint  hearted,  meticnloTuv  'a 

F.iint  heartednefs,  timiditaf^  fl 

litinting,  faifus,  langueoi    1 

k  fainting  away,  deliqwuiria 

Faintly,  remiiTe.  tin^dd      -\ 

Faintnefs,  languor,  3.  '  \ 

- r(*H 


rus^  fplendidus  (hobeft)  fl 
aequus  {fair  fpokm)  blairiW 
(words)  bhinditiae(/Siir«d| 
feftina   lent^    (wMflhnr)  <l 

fudum  , 


A  I. 


in  deoTtng^  hcneftc  ajerc 

B^iuii^wh  nufldtBalis 

Sp>,  avuMliiiQir,  i. 

ilrrna,  i. 

oftCk  pK^  aptc,  aqui» 

tegre 

cMv/Mfo*)  pukluitudo, 

imia,  I. 
S  «•  f. 

t faith,  ovAi^AtXLn^  *• 
'fiutk„  hei«rodi>»tts,.a* 

fiidiur^  4<ii. 

»  fidelitas,  integvilM 

ot  believiof)  infifoduloi 

OS,  4.  lapfuf. 
'.^djn)  drHAmi  AdtoM 
«^  aat,u«HMi6 
10,3,  (a»bots(})adorior 
dditoQ  (i»^»)>  eviicfco, 
kit»)  decrefco,  3.  (at 
K>,  2.  (tf  tne)  ca:do,  3. 
ibdoTAircOy  3»  {im  hvt) 
[int9  ftaffion)  curdefro, 
n9g)  a«ig|vdior»  3.  car- 
lie  {m  langbiti^  cachin- 
Erc(^ff«0ji)  deftcio,  3. 
3*  (fimm  irdigim)  reli- 
mciai«-(iMK-i)  rccidp,  3. 
i^fa  (4tMinr)  coacido,  3. 
!■  procwMWf  3*  (**■*■! 
iMikm^  3.  (<ii^«  <^ 
■mw»  3.  (i^0imr  MoJbr) 
>3  (/S«M«A(w^)a^uo 
•  •m^s-vard)  ndeni  vl- 

««)  iaBhw,  3,  iacklo» 
forrfjr)  ad  inopiam  >»• 
,  as  a  liver  into  a««- 


F  A  L 

dias  cad  "re  (e/f)  decido,  deficio, 
i  3.  <>t!cl'j^oi,  I;,  {off  a  ktrgfifi) 
pai^o  xu)n  ilAre  (««)  agQradlor>  3. 
(o«/>  or  Ai^ljl^)  •  coniinfo,  3. 
(•*rf  ^  cxci4»*  3^  {out  with) 
inimicitias  fufcipC'C  (/ifr«  vci^O 
voiMOi  remittere  {Jkk)  morbo 
corcipi  {t9)  a^rcdioT)  3%  (to  hk- 
Jinelt)  operi  incumbo  (l»  0if«*j 
fi^atv)  venire  ad  (/«  fiiarreJJtng) 
ad  jufgia.prolaWi  (M  amr,  a«  an 
eftate)  rcd»ne  ad  (uocter  confide- 
ration)  in  dtflibtrationem  caddfre 
{upoti)  re<tiOBkoy  3.  (u/im^  ataA 
enemy)  adawior*  4.  inwafk^  3. 
(foul  upon,  hy  ili  language)  c«n* 
viciis  larefVeM  {fUl  upm^  u 
ihlps)  intcf  fe  cfuiidi  («^  civ 
knea)  in  genua  pvocuoibo  (i^n 
aftoorJ)  gladio  incMnbo  (m^pw 
/i6«  rtar)  hIUibU  iacidSre  (ms 
it^lfM  ifajt)  tQCOrro,  3^.  [un^hr 
one*i  view)  fubifpeduB)  cadlSro 
Ready  ffalli  cadlicui 
Afallo/rmnt  visimbrivni  ' 
FaUeHy  .lapTiia ;  relapfus  |  fortoitua; 

(9^  9^)  eiffbo/iis 
faiingf  labeiy,  collabeas  (dawn) 

niinoAit 
A  /«/{«;  ^nmpr*  defedio*   3.  (wf 
fv/Vj&)  diflidiam,   t.  (^  tswMr) 
caura£la>  t. 

F<'llaci<mfy,  dttLa(o 

Failacioufnefiy  d«ltt9>  !• 

A  fsllaeyy  fallacia,  i.  iopbiraia^  3. 

Falliklt,  inceitua 

Kfallno  fittiit  noffale*  Uy  aw 

LaidfMlbvh  UMuluui 

Fa/Uw  (colour)  fulviM 

|«/rr,  fatfqs,  4liax ;  pfwniv ;  per 

£dus  ;  vitiofttt ;  fpuriui.  (hearted) 

btH«igii'» 
Faffrnit.  W^ttdfitiaH  4oliiij  su 

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FAN 


FtfAl;^,  fal(o,  fubdol^ 
•'Fa/fnefs,  perfidia,  ». 
To fs/fj^  Aippoaoy  courumpo,  3. 

anultero,    i.  depravo,    i.    voco* 

miiceo^   %,    (om*<  word)   fidcQI 
■   (aU?i« 

To falur,  haefito,  i.  de6cio,  3. 
Fame  (report)  fama,  1.  rumof,  |« 

(reputation)  exitUmatiQ 
Famed f  darns,  celebratus 
Familiar,  ufitatus,  facilU 
Familiarity,  familiaricas,  3* 
Familiarly,  fanriliitr-iter 
A  family  (houftfbold)  famllia,  x, 

(ilock)  proiapia,  i. 
O'  x\\t  family,  domeiticuty  g«nUlis 
A/$fnim-,  fames,  3, 
Tofamifli  (a^)  fa<ne  enecare  (neut. ) 

Uine  peril  e  (4  t^wn)    famem  op- 

pidaois  inferre 
Famijhed,  tame  preAiif,  •r  enedus 
Famfiitgt  fame  moribiindua 
Fam^tts,  iilullris,  infignis,  miruf 
To  make  famous  f  celebro 
To  befamons,  emtneo,  cniteo,  a. 
Famoufiy,  infigaiter,  praedar^ 
kfitn,  Aabellum  {fur  earn)  ventt- 

labr  .m,  2.  vaaous,  x. 
To  fan,  ventiloy  1. 
Fanatic,  fanaticiH 
Fatuie4i  defideratas 
Fanciful^  inconftanf,  levU 
Fancifulnefi,  levitaft)  3« 
K  fancy,  igmcatum,  2.  arbitrlum^ 

2.  opinio,  3.  inaag  natio,  3.       ^ 
To  fancy,  alicni  rei  ftudire  (im^ 

gne)  imagiaor,  I. 
AJitne,  tritoa,  3.  m.  ver^ti  index 
Fangi  (claws)  uaqoea,  pi.  (tcetb}* 

denrea  iocifbret 
Pamied,  vcntilatus 
A  fanni9g%  ventilatio,  3. 
Fantafm   fpe£ltDni,'2. 
Fantaftical^  fa&taftUtt9>  IcvU 


FAS 


Tatitafflirally,  puttd^ 
Fantaftlcalnefiy  afFe£latio,  3. 
Afantom,  fpedrum,  2. 
Fur    (adj.)    longinquus,    remotm 

(adv.)   longe,  procul  {and  near) 

longe,  Jateque 
By  far,  mo]td>  longc 
far  within,  penitus,  intim^ 
A^far  at^  quantt^oi 
^ofary  couique 
Sofaratf  qua'tenus 
7'btHfar,  ha£^enu8 
Homtifarf  quoufque 
Aykr«,fnimus,  2.  exodium  (hodge 

f-Oflge)  farrago,  3. 
Afardtlf  farcina,  1.  fafcis,  3.  m. 
Fare,  (viftuah)  vi^s,  4.  (chance) 

fors,    3.  [far  carriage)   vedura, 

1.  portorium,   2,    naulum   (the 
pcrfon)  qui  vehitur 

To  faref  viftito,  i.  (wWT)  laute 
viftitarc  (<«  o/j6rr*)  communem 
cafum  fuftinere 

Farenvellf  vale,  fac  valca$ 

A  farm,  praedium,  2. 

Tofarm^  prapdium  conducere  (or, 
let  a  farm)  pra^dium  locare  (ot 
cultk  ate  land)  agrum  colore 

TarnCd  out,  locatus,  elocatus 

A  farmer,  aegriccla,  <r,  c.  villicus, 

2.  {oi  revenues)  publicanus,  2. 
.  A  farrier,  hippocomus,  2. 

Tofarronv,  porcellos  eniti 
A  fart,  crepitus  ventris 
To  fart  ^  crcpito,  i.  pcdo,  3. 
Farther  (adj.)    ulterior  (adv.)  lon- 
g'l^s,  ulterius.  the  compar ,  o^ far 
Farthermore^  praeterta,  porr6  [ 

Fartkcrmoft^  or  fartbeft,  (adj.)   ex- j 
tremos,  ultimus  (adv.)  longifline 
A  farthirg,  femiobolus,  2.    {to  a 

farthing)  ad  affem 
'Parting,  pedens 

^  ^      itf//^-  /ee  to  hetvitih 


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FAT 

A  f^cffttj  virgultorum  fafcia 

Afafbtsft  (form)  figura,  1.  fotma, 

I.    (manner)     mos,    moris,  m. 

modu<,  1,  ratio,  3.  confuetudo", 

i      $t  uf«s»  4. 

Fa/hhn  efwork,  artificis  oj^ri 

la  f^Jbtertf  obtinens,  in  ufu  (out 
offitfhictj)  exuletus 

Oi  fa/him^  bono  genere  natus 

For f&jhian fake,  perfun£torie 

Of  fame  fajhion,  iinnilis 

A  fapitin  af  clothes,  habitus,  4. 

Tf^fB|htctSy  formo,  i.  fingo,  3. 

Fiifimftihi\  coocinnus 

Fafbi^n&hhff  icite 

Ffffb^'vnedi  forirratus 

FaJI  (bound)'aftriftu8  (firm)  ftabilis 
(in  pate)  celer 

Afi^  Ifrtm  meat)  jejunium,  2.    . 

To  l&y  fajf^  includo,  3. 

Tom^jhffjJf  affigo,  3.  claudo,  3. 

To  faj?,  jcjuno,  i. 

Faf  of hf/f,^  (omno  (o^iiMS 

To  ^/*:,  aftripgo,  3.  (about)  cir- 
cumpango,  3.  (to  the  ground)  de- 
pan  go,  3.  (together)  alligo,  i. 
(itnder)  fubno^o,.  3.  (unto)  an- 
ijcif!|o*  3  [uporty  or  feize)  arripio, 
uf  (tycs  upon)  inlcntc  intueor  (a 
door)  ohdo,  3. 

Fsjitired,  hxus,  alligatus 

A  fiifleniiigy  aftri£lio,  3. 

lafi^r  (compar.)  celeries 

Fiifsid;^tiif  faftidiofui 

Fafinf^t  jf^junans 

To  hfftjh'ng,  jejiuno,  I. 

Fepifig  dayt,  jcjunia,^/.  n. 

Aftifatfsj  mvniinentani,  2.  agger, 
1.  vailuro,  2. 

Faff  Of  fatnefs,  pinguedo,  3.  (of  a 
bfig)  ]ardt]Of),  2. 

Fat,  pinguis,opimus,oberus  (plump) 
nitidtit,  (mf:at)  adipatum^  2» 
(w/^f)  Tinum  fpiiTuin 


•   F  A  U 

To  fatt,  fagino,  i.  pinquefaci 

(or  grow  fat)  pin^efco,  3, 
A  fat,  cTi/at,  dolium,  2* 
Fatal,  fatalis 
Fatality,  neceilitas*  3. 
Fatally,  tataiiter 
Fate^  fatum,  2.  fbrs,  3, 
Thefatefy  parcae,  pi,  1,^ 
111  fated,  infaufhis 
A  father,  pater,  3.  genitor,  3 

law)  facer,  2. 
To  father  (adopt)  ad  opto,  i.  (< 

vendir.o,  I.  (upon)  imputo, 
Fatherlefs,  patreorbus 
Fatherly  (adv.)  paterne   (adj.) 

rernus 
A  fathom,  ulha,  T. 
To  fathom,  exploro,  I .  (com 

uljia  tnetiri 
Fatidical,  fatidieus     . 
To  fatigue,  fatigo,  i.  delaffo, 
A  fatigue,  fatlgatio,  3.  labor 
Fatigued,  deiaflatus,  fatigatus 
Fatiguing,  fatigans,  defatigans 
Fatrefi'y  fttfat 
To  fatten;  fee  to  fat 
Fatty,  pinguis 

A  faucet,  fiftula,  i.  tubus,  2. 
Afaulchion,  harpe,  ei,f 
Afaulcon,  accipiter,  3.  falco, 
A  fault,  (crime)  culpa,  i.  delid 

2.  (defe£l)  vitium,  2.  (mift 

error,  3.    (great)  fcelus,  3. 

v/Tfting)  menda,  i.  erratum 
Full  of  faults,  mendofus,  vitio; 
Without  fault,  infons;  integer 
To  faulter  (in  Jpeecb)  baibutf< 

(ftagger)    vacillo,   i.    (ttua 

titubo,  I. 
Faultering,     haefitans ;     tttubi 

yacillai^s 
Afaultiringy  baefitantia,  i. 
Faultlefs,  innocuus,  infons 
Faulty,  culpaadus,  mendofus 
Favct 


E  A 

)r,  5.    gratia,    I.    [pf 
r)  figura,  vultus 
teneAcium,  2.     {for   a 
lemnifcus     nuptialis 
pU)  popularis  aura 

hsto,  2.    (refcmble) 
r. 

benignus,    propitius.j 
s,  (ecundus 
barus  (welJ)  fpeciofus, 

(.//)  deformis 
fautor,  3.  fautrix,  3. 
avcjis  (reiembliog)  ore 

gratioAis,  prhnus 
dalor,  I.  aiientior^  4. 
vr,  adulator,  3. 
dniatorius 
ifcrif  adulatio,  3. 
afleoUtori^ 
itas,  3.  feudum,  2. 
,  4.  timor,  3.    (reie- 
CTerentia,     j.    (great) 

jncoy   2.   metuo,    3. 
lorrefco,  3.  (rererence) 

Qidatut 

lidos;  terribilis 

midej  horrid^ 

metus,  4.  terror,  3. 

kas,  verens 

lairidus}  intrepidus 

aendus 

rivium,  2, 

ilor 

;,  fj,   f.   (of  haccbus) 

rivio  acceptus 

tlans 

poiatio,  3. 

lus,  3.  geftnm^  2« 

loma}  I* 


FEE 

To  feather,  plomefco,  3.  {om^s  nejl) 

opes  accumulare 
Oi  feathiriy  plumeus 
luli  offcatbin,  plumofus 
Made  offeatherSy  plumatilis 
Bearing  feat  he  rSf  plumiger 
Featberedy  pennalus 
Featherlefe,  implumis 
Thr f eat u re,  formnyl.  oris  fimilitudo 


ff^eU  featured  J  venuftus  (///)  dcfor-    It  fell  cut,  a».cidit 


FEN 

Feelingly  j  fee  compajjlonatelj 
Tea,  J.' I.  of  foot 

To/r/W  (invent)  fingo,  3.    (pre* 
tendjaliimulo,  i.  (lye)  mcntior 
Feigned,  i\£kus,  fimulacus 
A  feint,  ipccics  Imiulata 
Felicity,  felicitas,  3.  bcatlludo,,  3. 
Fell,  atrox,  dirus,  t:  ux .  . 

A  Jell,  (/km)  peilis,  3. 


mis,  invenuftus 
February,  februarlus,  2. 
Feculekcy,  faeculentia,  i. 
Feculent,  faeculentus 
Fecundity,  foBfunditas,  3. 
Fed,  paftus,  fatur 
A  fe€  (reward)  prasmium,  2.  (fim- 

ple)  fcudum   fimplex  {tail)  fui- 

dum  conditionale 
Tofe€y  prxmio,  corrumpo,  3. 
Feeble,  debilis,  infirmui 
To  make  feeble,  debilito,  i, 
T9  grow  fiehle^  langvefco,  3. 
Feebienefi,  deKilitas, 


To  fell,  ftcrno,  i.  casco,  j. 
Th- fllifs,  f«ntfau3,  z.^ 
A  filling  (f  wood,  lignafio,  3. 
.A  /I//o«tf  .(companion)   locius,   2. 
(-quil)  par,  (baic)  homuncio,  ?. 
(goou)  compotor,   3.  (m  <fficc) 
collegB,  <r,  m,  {in  bed)       '      « 
tori      {chambtr)      contubern»lia 
{naughty)  nc^uam    {at  pUy)  col- 
lulbr,  3. 
To  fellow,  adaquo,  i. ' 
FfATO/&/^,fod»litiim,2.fodalitas,3, 
In  fllowjhip,  confociarus,  confora 
Afelo  de  fe,  ipanu  fua  cadena 
A  felon,  f\ir,  3. 


3.  infirm itas 

Feebly,  infirme,  laaguide  ^ ,  ._.,  ^^ 

To  feed  one,  pafco,  3.  pafcor  (grow  ;  Felony,  furtum,  2.  felonia,  X< 
fat)  pinguefco,  '^.' {upon)  ^cpzf- ■  Felonious,  fceleratus 
cor,  3.  {with  milk)  ladlo,  1.  {to- .  Felofiioujlv,  fceleratJ 
gether)  coipedo,  3.  |  Felt,  taaus,  perceptus 

A  feeder  of  cattle,  armentarius,  2.      Felt,  lanaecoadae 
Feeding  much,  edax  {greedily)  varax   A  felt  maker,  lanarum  coaftor 
Ay^#i//ii|-,nutritio^3.(eating)efus,4.   Female,  femineus,  muliebrit 
{high)   edacitas. 


3.     (of  cattle) 
depaftio,  3. 
Feeing,  honorarium  folvens 
To  feel  (handle)  tango,  3.  [perceive) 

fentio,  4,  {gently)  palpo,  i. 
Ay«//wg^  (handling)  tafUo,  3,  (pit- 
tying)  compafllo,  3. 
Thtfeiling,  taaili  fenfua 
To  have  feeling,  perfentifco,  3. 
fVithoutfeeling,  infenfibilis 
Fellow feelingf  T)finpatia,.i, 


A  female,  femma,  i. 

Feminine,  femininus 

A  fen,  palus^  3. 

A  fence  (inclofure)  feptum,  2.  lorl- 

ca,  T.  (proteAion)  tutamen,  3. 
To  fence f   vallo,  l.    praefepio,    3. 

defendo,  3.  idum  avertere  {with 
.  files)  obtuHs  gladiis  dimicare 
Fenced,  munitus,  feptus 
A  fencer,  lanifta,  a,  m» 
Art  of  fencings  m  S^^iiSLtoiU      j| 


F  E  T 

t^feHd,  defenrfo,  3. 

Tmuy^  p»ludofu»,  paluffri« 

^^i^*  dono,  1.  fcoflRy,  i. 

Feojed,  ftBoflfktus 

Afecffeey  fcoftrius 

Afiofer,  feoftator*  j.    . 

^/(•ffment,  lejffamcntum,  2. 

A  ferment y  fcrmcnto,  u 

To  ftrment,  fbrvro,  f 

Jcrmsntation^  fermentatiOy  3. 

Fermented^  fermentatus 

Ferocity^  fysrocitas,  j, 

A/errel^  asnuluf 

A  ferret,  vivcrrt,  », 

To  ferret,  coBjqMiro,  3.  exagitO,  I. 

^  firry ^  traje£hi$,  4. 

A  firry  hmt^  ponto,  owV,  jw.  (/Jr 

lorje)  hjppago,  3. 
A  furry  man,  portirofj  3. 
'ICoferryowr,  trajicio,  j, 
F^rrTTf,  fcit.lis,.  foBviundus 
To  ma\gjcfrti!e,  towundo,  !• 
Fertility,  fertiiitas,  3^. 
FenvcKcy,  fervor,  3. 
Fervent f  ffrvid,  firvid^s 
To  ^e/irvcKt,  urveo,  2. 
Fervent^ J  fcrvide,  cupidi. 
A  ferula,  ferub,  |. 
TiS  ferule,  feiula  percutete- 
fertwitf  fervor,  3-. 
Tc'frfttr,^  putrcti,  2.  exuttero 
Feflerea   cxutceratus 
Afiflering,  exufceraiio^  3^ 
Ff/nuil,  feftiVNs,  ftffiis 
AJ^veUf  feftum 

Aybr^  doDas^a.  fiOliKfv  **• 
^  JM^  a Arob  3.  addaco,  t.  (^ 
I  tt«H  ▼enj!ie  (to  Ayl}  td 
i.(JIAii<]:iliB|nlneoi 
^   rpxrituiB  dacitt 


F  I  E 

tf^'tf)  develio,  3  {dofon  or  lef- 
len)  imminuo,  3,  [from  fa*-) 
aveho,  3.  [forth)  cduco,  3.  (a 
leap)  filio,  4.  [of)  aufero,  3. 
(in)  iinporto,  i,  [cut)  depromo, 
3.  [over)  adveho,  3.  {over  to  a 
farty)  pertraho,  3.  (or  go  for 
one)  accerfo.  3.  [a  figh)  fufpi- 
rium  trahere,  fufpiro,  i.  (ir/k  or 
overtake)  aflbquor,  3.  (u^  lofi 
time)  tenrjpus  redimcre 

Fetched^  addudus,  redemptus 

A  f etcher  of^ater,  aquator,  3, 

Fetching,  advehens,  addiicens 

Fetid,  foetidus,  putris 

FettcrSf  competes.  ^/.  /, 

Tofetter,  corrpcd'o,  4. 

Fctfercd,  comped-.bus  vinous 

A  feud,  fimultas,  3.  odium,  2. 

K  fever,  fcbris,  3. 

To  have  a  fever ^  fcbricito,  I. 

Ftverijb,  febriculofus 

.jFVw,  pauci,  pi.  m,  rari 

F^eryfev?^  perpauci,  */. 

Fcnoer,  pauciores,  ph 

Fevttneft.  paucitas,  3. 

Afb ;  fee  He 

'A  fiber,  fH)ra,  1. 

^Fibrous f  fihrofas 

Fickle,  i neon n  ant.  Ifevis 

Ficulenefi,  inconftantia,  i. 

Fiffion,  fi^lio,  f.  fignnentum,  2. 

Fi'ffitieus,  fidlitios 

,A fiddle,  fides,  J.  fldicuh,  i. 

To  fd^le,  lyram  pulfare  (trifte) 
nugor;  I .  (up  and  down)  curfito^i  • 

"^A  fiddler,  fidiccn,  3.  m. 

A  fiddle  Ifring,  chorda,  I.  nervut, 
2.  {flitk)  plieflruin,  2. 

Fidelity,  fidelitas,  3* 

Fiductary,  fiduciarius 

Fie,  Tafa ! 

'A  fief  prxdium  bendic!aiiafn 

'4  fiiU,  campus,  »•    ager,   2,  \ef 


FIG 

battle)  prae)ii  campus  {of  a 
cheon)  area,  er  ro^Bm-  fcoti 
Oftbefield,  campeftrfs 
To  take  tbefiild,  cxercitum  ed 
Afield  ofiicer,  prjefeAus  mil 
{marfial)    caftrorum     pfxf 
{piece)  tormrtittt-n  caOrenfe 
A  fiend,  malus  geniut 
Fierce,     fercx\     accr,    vebtfl 
fa^vQS,  ingens,  atrox,  fenu 
To  be  fierce^  ferocio,  4,.  fasrk 
Fiercely,  ferocitcr 
Fiercenefi,  ferocitas^  3. 
Fiery,  igneus,  rutilans  (paffloi 

exardeCcens,  ardens 
A  fife,  tibia  miliuris 
Fifteen,  quindecion,  quindeo^ 
Fifteenth^  decimus  ouintus 
A  j^tetnth,  quindec ima,  l. 
Fifteen  times,  quindeci^ 
A  fifths  quntus 
Fifthly,  quint  d' 
Fifiietl^  q»inquagefimti€ 
Fifty,  ^uinquaginta 
Fifty  times,  quinquaeics 
Fifty  fears  eld,  quiftquagpnJf^ 
Afigi  fitus,  i,  or,  us,f 
A  fight,  pugna,  i.  icnaiPCHj 
To  fight,  pii^no,  I .  dimico*  h' 
battle)  prxlior,   S.  {ag^f^' 
pugno,  1.  {hand-  to  han^<^ 
j>u»  pugnare  {one*i  'P^rfp 
viam  fiicere  {a  duel)  6x^^ 
tare  (with  (words)- di^tididl^ 
A  fighter,  pugnator,  3^ 
Fighting,  pugnaris 
A  figkf'tng,.  cpnfli^tur,  4, 
Figurative,  figuratus* 
Figuratively,  ir.efaphonc^ 
A  figure,  ngora,  forma,  r.  (J 
imago,   3.  effigips,   $.    (*• 
atio))  diagraiXHna,  ^1,  CiJ 
peartnee)  fpectet,  5.  (iv^ 
tropus,  2. 


L  FIN 

rr,  fplcndi'Jc  fc  ge-    A  fihring,  qx  filtration y    purificallo 
ikui  figure)    ridicule        fa£t»  perc(»lando 

Fifth,  fordes,  is,  f.  ?oIluvic!»,  5. 
Filthyy  ford'dus,  ftedus  (in  fpeech) 

obf'caenus  (a^ioti)  turpc  fadlu 
lio'be filthy,  fqualeo,  2. 
Filthily,  /ordide,  fpurce 
Filthirefi,  fqualor,  3.  foeditas 
A^w,  pinna,  i. 
Final,  excremus 
FinaUy,  deniqu^,  derrum 
Afinancrr,  rationator  fifci 
ThtfinanceSf  .fifci  reditus 
To  find,    invenio,  4.    repcrlo,    4. 
(perceive)  fentio,  4,  [fault)   in- 
cufo,  I.  (maintain)  fuilenco,  i. 
(e*/)   compcrio^  4.    {an   excufi) 
caufor^  I.  (^jr  diligenc*)  invefti^o, 
1 1  (Ay  think trg)  excogitO,  1. 
A  finder,  inventor,  3. 
A  firming,  invent io^  inveiligatlOy3. 
Fint,  elegansj  eximiusj  venuftus; 
Diondus ;  teres,  tenuis,  omatus  j 
ton  p<riitu8 

3.  ramenta,  pL  n-     Very  fine,  przclams 
[t,  2.    re^leo    (as   a   To  make  fire,  adorno,  i.  poli«,  4. 
ftendo,    3-    (t^)   ex-:To/«r  (parifir)<Jcf«co,  I.  purgo 
IS  £*n  Tci.'r  .r«<^}  cb-  j  A  fiitf,  ?n*ilAa,  1. 
f»  {tkehdtyf  C-turo,  i.. To  fay  a  fin,  mil^am  fufierrc 
^pfeor^  i.  ^LtOTg  1.     ;ToJf>:<,  muidiOi  imponcrc 
In^^«j  (Ttfiiaiiy 
ftuiahU,  ?c*jlf>ae  obaoxios 
Tinui,  xLuIdaiui  ^par:fisd;  defae- 

cat  as 
f/Vf^,  fci-.c,  htV.l 
'F:r*i,  ekgan'Ia,  i.  tenoitaf,  3. 
A  finer  ;  fee  refiser 
riraj,  orr^o«y  4.  onianicnturo,2. 
A  fif^^9  di^tc!,  2.  yir«  fi'^S^) 
I     -cior,    3.    (fl^^cZr)   vcrpt,    2. 
t     '''•7}   4iptns  ascularis    («Sr//<) 
l-rjtfk^  ^mIoj  I.        I     difitns  a-^icclarh   (&f  a  glove} 
ataa  I    SguU 


neo,  I.  depingo,,  3. 
bus,  delineatus 
nformatio,  3. 

»,//./. 

ave  liana 

>Io,  3.  fuffuror,  x. 
tns 

3    ^« 
«us 

reptio,  3. 
.  planula,  I. 

I.  abrado,  3. . 
r/f,    linea  baccarom 
f^   filam,  2.  (of  fol- 
ia,  I.  ordo  miiituin 
lias  manipulatim  ab- 
Kfrittagi)  filo  fufpen* 

,  elimatot 


IS,  fatcxatns 
,    1.    cHnale,   3.  (of 
rtnl'sz  pan  crafiLcr 
aban;::,  2. 
!t:c,  3. 
ss 

ro  t'eiirc 
1,1. 
raca,  i.  cv:i«,  3. 


FIR 

Of  n finger,  digitalis 

To  finger,  tra^loy  i.  inunco,  I. 

Light  fingered,  furax,  act's 

Ax  finger  s  ends,  ad  ungueoi 

hinical,  nfoiiis 

FiicalJy,  muliebriter,  molliter 

Fimcalneji,  affi!^atio,  3. 

A  fi^'^gt  multatio,  3.   {cf  liquor) 

d^fvcatio,    3.    {0/  metal)   puri- 

fioBitio,  3. 
Ttrfini/h,  finio,  4.  perficio^  3. 
Fhifiytd,   finitus,  perfc^us,    com* 

pletus,  abfolutus,  exa^lus 
}^oX.finiftjed,  imperfedlut 
Afinifijer,  perfedtor,  3, 
Afintjhingf  peraQio,  eltp!et|o,  3, 
Fir.ifiing,  ultimus 
Finite^  finitus,  cefinlttii 
Finny,  pinnatus 
A  fir  tree ^  abiet,  ttis,  f. 
Made ef fir,  ab:e;nu» 
Fire,    igni«,  3.    (heat)  ardor^   3. 

focus,  2. 
Afire,  incendiom,  2. 
To  fire  (fet  on   fire)  incenJo,   3. 

(be  on   fire)  deflagro,    t .  ardto, 

2.  (be  in  a  pafli'-n)  excardeico^ 

3.  \at\  bombarda  pelt  re 
Afi,re  {tijlriie)  igoem  cxcutfre  (to 

make)  ign^m  acccoeere  (/«  meiJ^ 

ftKum  reconcinnare 
Or. fire,  incnfoi,  infiammatuf 
Aj'tt:.*gw  fire^  incendium^  s» 
AfireirarJ^  torris^  is,  m» 
Firearms,  arma  ignivoma 
KfieUck,  (cJopetom,  %, 
Afire  ball,  glans  ardcu 
For  the  fire f  focatiaft 
Fired,  aocenfos 
Fiery,  igacot,   iguitas  (paffisoate) 

ira  OKTSiotiit 
Firirg^  fee/mel 
Afiri:*,  aaphoiA^t.  ^ 


FLU 

T^mr^fmul,  fit/na,  i. 

t^JUur^  farina  conTpergcre 

To  fiowijb^  floieoy  a.  vi|eo,  2 
(w/Vjfr  weapons)  anna  vit>iare 
(«0i/i&  /A;  M«^<)  acaptiigSre  (or^ 
brag)  glorior^  i.  (/«  «w)£c-}  pro- 
ludo,  I. 

Afounjt,  inanii  jaftatl* 

FUuriJhing,  vegetoa 

Afivut^  fcoiDDiay  ik'n  \  tu 

Tofouty  irrideo^  ». 

Flouting,  dicax,  tff» 

Ajkuting^  carillatioy  derifio 

ToJhWf  floo,  5.  labofy  3.  («^o»f) 
circuaflao,  3.  («r  abovnd)  af- 
flttOy  3.  (ainad)  difflao,  3.  (back) 
refloo^  3.  {btfire  a  place)  prae- 
iloo,  3.  [between)  inteiiluo,  3. 
{by)  praeterfloQy  3.  {continually) 
fluito,  I.  (down)  defluo,  3.  {in) 
influo,  3.  (0*/)  effluo^  3.  {ever) 
cxundo,  I.  (as  the  Tea)  aeftuo,  i. 
{together)  Ctofluo,  3.  {under)  fub- 
^uo>  3*  (unto)  accedo,  3.  affluo,3. 

AJlower^  noiyfiorisg  m* 

To  flower,  floreoy  %.  germino,  i. 
(as  bfer)  fcintiUo,  i. 

Afiower  de  lis,  iris,  j. 

Flcwer  of  age t  adoleurentia,  i. 

Made  cfjlowersf  floreua 

Ajlowerofy  a  family,  gloria,  f« 

Tl'-nvered,  interte3ctu&  floribas 

The  f  ewers,  tncnfes,  ium,  m» 

Flowry,  iloridtiS 

Flowmg,  fluidus,  floeos  (about) 
circumfluui  (over)  redundaos 
{and  ebbing)  reciprocui  (in  fpeech) 

.    Tolabilitas,  3. 

A  flcnuingt  flujtua,  4.  .     . 

Flcwingly,  volubihter 

Fkivn,  volata  £ubdu£lui 

Tnjlurtuate,  fluddo,  dubit0>  I. 

AJi.f?ti-' 'cn,  flu^luatio,  3. 


FLY 

Fluent,  fluicu£ ;  ds^jvens 
Fluercyy  volvbiiitas  linguae 
fluid,  flnidosy  liquidot 
Fluidity,  floor,  3. 
Afiuke,   :eiii  anchors 
F/m,  abje^hif}  deceptus 
FAr/o  (abundance)  copia,  i.  vis,  3. 
(abounding)  abundant  {of  money) 
nummatus     (deck)     tabu  latum 
prorfus  planum  \^at  cards)  chartae 
concolores 
Flujbcd  li^ithfuccefs,  elatus 
AJivjh'tng,  languinius  fluxus 
Flufttrul,  (in  drink)  femiebrius 
Afute,  fiilula,  i.  tibia,  I, 
Fbtted,  laqucatus 
Flutings,  canalkuli 
To  f  utter    (or  fly)   volito,  1.  (be 
doubtful)     dubito,    l.     (to   and 
fro)  curfito,  i.  [in  f^efcb)  bai- 
butio,  4. 
A  fluttering,  volitatio;  hsfitatio 
A  flux   (loorenefs)   proluvium,   2. 
(of  humours)  trumorum  fluxus 
{df  blood)  haeinorrhagia,  i. 
A  fly,  mufta,  i.(fpar.ifli)  cantharK,3 
Fly  bLwf,  mufcarum  ova 
fjy  blown,  corruptus,  infe£lus 
'To  fly  (as  a  bird)  volo,  i.  (as  ale) 
alte  emico,  i.  (about)   ciraim- 
V0I09  I.  (agalnfl)  iovolo,  i.   (as 
news)  pubJicor,  i.  {at)   pclo,  3. 
impeto,  3.  {in  pieces)  diffilio,  4. 
(away)    avolo,    i.    aufugio,    3. 
(bick)  rcfu^io,  3.  {before)    prar- 
volo,  1.  {beyond)    praitervolo,  i. 
{down)    devolo,  i.  {far)    prefu- 
gio.  3,  {from  place  to  place)  trans- 
fugip,  3.  (from  juftice)^  judicio 
.    fe  /uhduc/re  (&/?«**  country)  lolun. 
Verier-.;   a    n;.tali    folo    riulujicrc 
(r'cb)  in  fub!:me  fcrri  (as  ron'ci- 
cnce  in  oac^s  face)  ftimulo,  i. 


F  C 

{into  m  pafflon)  i 

[out  in  expeaces) 

{or   fquander)    p; 

refuge)   afylum 

away)  fuglo,  3. 

T.>  tetfly  j  iccfiooi 

\flyng,  volatus,  4.  ( 

Flying  (adj.)  expedi 

a  foal,  pullus  <equ 

afcllus 
To  foal,  factum  ed( 
A  ftd>,  loculus  mil) 
Fob  (adj.)  commen 
Tht  focus,  apex,  3. 
Fodder,  pabulum, 
{of  kad)   vehes, 
bulum  ftraaiinea 
Of  fodder^  pabular' 
To  fodder,  faeno  pa 
A  foe,  inimicus,  2. 
.^/of,  nebula,  i. 
F'gginefs,  aeris  era 
Foggy,  nebulofus 
Fob  !  pby  /  vah  ! 
Afoible,  imbecilita 
A  foil  {for  fencing 
a  diamond)   Tub: 
off  a  thing)  illufl 
pulfe)  repulfa,  i 
To  foil  5  fee  beat 
To  Joifl  in,  obtrude 
Foifted  in,  fubditus 
Foifiy,  mucidus 
\fid,  plica,  I.  fi 
To  fold,    plico,    1 
{in)  implico,  i. 
complico,    I.    ( 
pecus  rextis  crati 
Fold  for  flaeep,  ©vile 
Fifldtd  or  plaited,  p 
volutus  (13  eattli 
A  fo.'dfngy  plicatui 
flabulatlo,  3. 


0  0 

ipi6k9,  or  £culpta    . 

>puli  conveotQS 
ei)ttor,  3.  [aftir)  iffSt- 
infcaor,  (hufir^s)  rtl 
"m  dare  (rib/ir)  inftoy.^ . 
ijfuccedoy  3.(1  trade) 
;.  (ia  cnarfe)  alterno^  i. 
)  aiTeaor,  i.  (cloie  at 
)  interga  Iner&e  (4 
f)  intente  adminiftrare 
&)  abifc  Xa  norcs  alt- 
^dndfj)  obi^re  opiu  m- 
ittuyamnhr,  i.         ^ 
■itatii%  4c4udui 
9al,  imitandtts 
comes  3  difcipolus. 
qaens 

utaidhig  up^n)  deduc- 
'q(ieiice)coafe(|iienti  a, 

a,  I.  ineftta,  i. 

I. 
mo,  1 .  (at  f^  wnufb) 

agere  (as  a    horfe) 

7f/fftf,  rpqma,  |. 
vco,  2. 

fbmentum,  2. 
ibmentatlo,  3. 
ans 

natfo,  3. 
;  fatilis'y  raftui  («v«r- 

CDS 

X»  mdmtrf,  indulge 
eo^  s.  indulges,  U 
icatus  pu«r 
ifentiat  Liseptia,  i. 
criufli)  a*** 

fculentos 

2r  {cr]c(!cr,)morio. 


FOP 

,To  fitoly  or  make  ^  fool  of  one, 

lu^ifcor^  2.  irrideo,  9. 
Tfi  flay  th* foil,  ineptio,  4* 
Tobefitled,  deHd^n,  dehid! 
To  fool  awity  miity^  pecuniam  in* 

caute  erpg<re  {rime)  tempos  tcrtrf 

futi  titer 
FooM,  detifutf  iKafut 
FooUty,  deridicalom>  i^  sogK 
Foolbardinefs,  temeritaf«  .3. 
Foo/bar^j  temerarius 
Foolijb,  ineptus,  nfuKtit 
To  maki /^fljhf  iafttoo«.i« 
t-lijhfy.  ftulte,  tnfuia 
Foolifi>nefi,-^\y\^ti  I. 
A  /d«(»  pes,  dis^  m.  (^  #  ttilf) 

fulcrum,  2.  (e^  a  bilf)  radiX|  3, 

(of  tf  piOMr)  bafit»  fi,  f.  : 
Meionging  to  afoot,  pad  alia 
On  foot,  peJeftris,  pet 
ToyWr  {ofwty)  cito  pede  tmbulart 

(ib»ckin(9)  concinno,  1. 
K  footman  (foldier)  pedes,  ItU^  td% 

(Ccrvant)  aflecla,  if.  m. 
The/oo(  (foldicrs)  peditatos,  4, 
Afoot/if^i  veftigium,  2. 
Afootftool,  fcabcllum,  a. 
Ot  ba^afoot,  (emipedalit 
Of  two  foot,  bipedaiis 
foot  to  foot,  ped^m  pede  tang?re 
On  ibe  fame  foot,  xquali  gra^ 
^Wifooted,  bipes 
^brtifooHdt  tripes 
Four  foetid,  quadripet 
"MM^fofitfd^  muln pes 
Broad  footed^  pltnipes 
Sf  lay  footed,  valgus 
A  ptre  footing*  ftabiHttj,  3. 
A/c^,.(bea«)  bellus  bomo  (imper' 

tinent)  ini^tor,  3. 

Fofptry^  RUgc,  tric«,  pk 
Foppiflk^  njttgax,  nimis  nitixks 


GOD 

Fopptfimtfi,  ineptia^  Y. 

For  (c^.)  Mam^  tnim,  9Hi^, 
quippe  (pr^pof.)  i,  ad^  dc^  »# 
in,  o^,  per,  pM,  pr»,  prapttr^ 
^McaodMn 

Tilt  prsKpoTitioii  h  fbrttttmcf  xm- 
derilood,  and  the  iiOttii  is  reft^ 
der*4  by  the  abhitWt  aift»  at 
airrc  deditiania,yir  jf^^r  of  hchm 
yieldrd  up  5  o#  by  a  ganithrc  caie« 
as  fwMMtif  fir  bow  mmeb 

Ff^  wfi^  goti^fi,  Umfkk  f^' 
tabki  at,  li  itMft  cemmoaly  thtf 
tgo  of  the  ditiife  cafr»  aa»  tvrpe 
eft#fiy  q«i  hcna  oatl-funt,  tor- 
piter  vivire,  it  is  a  ftamo  fo^ 
tbem^  thac  ai«  bwd  wcU  to  liva 
btfely 

F«r  (for  the  hkt  of)  caoISp  erg^, 
gratia,  per,  pro,  propter 

For  (as  for)  <)ood  ad 

For  tbat,  ox  for  at  mueb  4r,  cn»^ 
pftpterca  quod,  fi  ^idefti^uaado 
quidem,  qaaniam  (for  tb$  m^ 
fart)  fcr^y  pleromquc  (for  fomg 
Tim)  aiiqoi^do,  allquamdhi  Ukt 
^bat  caufi)  qwarey  (for  'wfitb 
cauf:)  quamcirom  (/or  tbat  >^aaje) 
ideo,  to,  propterea  {for  #*#r  tfiE# 
€iftr)  ini  sternum^ 

For  is  al'fo  frequently  included  in 
the  Terb  v^bicli  ^oet  befort  it^ 
Vif  to  lo4kfotf  expcd* 

Forage,  paboluroj^  2. 

To  forage,  pabolor,  I. 

\  forager,  pabolatof,  f. 

Aforagiltg,  paboklio,  ^« 

Toforbtar  (let  alooe)  abHSaeo,  %t 
(Iwre  oft) dciiftOk  3-  (^p«^f aiwp 
(fuffcr)  parior,  3* 

iForbimrarxe,  iodul|(efitia,  l»  . 

To  forbid,  veto>  I.  proMbeo,  3. 
(^r//?A>)  interdico,  3. 

Mi  T 


FOR 

ForhiHen,  interdiAui,  prohibittis 
Fvfhirnf  omifTufl 

Pfrte  (cjideavour)  conatut,  4.  (im- 
portance) Bomcmum,  a.  (necrf- 
ficy)  neccffitaty  3.  (Tioiencc)  vji, 
3.  impetus,  4.  (ftrength)  robur^  3 . 
To  firce^  cogo»  3«  compellOy  3. 
adigo,  3.  imjteUoy  ).  {lack)  rc- 
.peiloyj.  (ii(9Wff)  detro4o^  3,  de- 
merge, 3.  (/«)  defigo,  3.  (iutt) 
depfilo,  3.  \a  nwmM)  ftupro,  i, 
(a  tradi)  quxftum  facere  (if 
/mrA)  aggerem  exfcindSre  («r 
ukcby  fbi€e)vi  capSre 

'V'9  be  ^ffirce,  valeo,  2. 

K^  gri^tfiree^  valeiii>  potepi 

Of  maUfwct^  levit 

OftMrtfuHt^  valeotior 

ify  main  fitccf  yI  etarmii 

'£y  efen  fine,  aperto  raarte 

jiTcetj  copi«,  ^/.  f. 

FcrcM^ft  ada&us,  coa&us>  (ravliked) 
Aupratiis^  violatus 

Pwrcille  (cle^r,  or  ftrong)  darui, 
potest,  efficax,  (violent)  viokfls 

Forcibly,  vchcmcnter 

A  forcing,  compulfio,  3.  vis 

Afordy  vadum,  2. 

'Voford,  vado  tr^ifire 

Fare  (adj.)  anterior 

'l^Qforearm,  pncmunio,4« 

To  forcloHe^  pr(«ragi»,  4* 

A  forthtdinv^  praefag'.um,  2. 

Forecafi,  providentja 

'Voforccaft,  .protideo,  2. 

Forecapd^  provifus 

A  farfeaft'ing,  provifui,  4. 

'X^tfore  €i^le,  prora,  1, 

For*  cho  en,  praccledut 

Fore  chfed,  eyclufus 

'i'h«  faredoor^  antica,  I« 


FOR 

To  foregt  (ijuit)  abdicoy  i.  (nof 
meddle  with)  abftineo,  2.  (# 
f /tf/ai}  dejure  fuo  coDc2fdere 
Having  twoforebeadi,  bifroni 
FtreigH,  exterus,  alienvi 
A  foreigner^  advena 
To  forjudge ^  praejttdico,  i. 
Tofor4knrw^  prasfcio,  4. 
A  foreknowing,  praenotio,  3, 
Forekn»vv/edge,  praercieniia,  i« 
Foreknonvn,  praecQgnitus 
A  foreland^  promootoriuoiy  2. 
A  foreman,  prefes,  3. 
The  foremajl,  malus  anterior 
Foremofi,  primus 
Firft  jond foremoji,  imprimis 
The  forenocn,  antemeridianum 
To  foreordain^  prsedeftino,  i. 
Fcrecrdained,  ppedeftinatus 
F»re  fart  0/ (be  head,  Aociput,  3, 
A  forerbnr.ir^  praecurfor,  3. 
T^fortffF,  pix video,  %% 


V^fore 
hfsrrfi, 


/ittpg,  pre^ifio,  3. 
Ft^fee/t,  przvifus 
Ferfjbetijnf  pr;£monflratu$ 
FiTffgbtf  profpicicntia,  r. 
Thc/pri^iffl,  pr2?puiiuma  a. 

Ti>  forij^eiii:^   fafcino,  I. 

A  /tntjff,  f^lrus,  4,  n  mus,  3. 
h^rfji  fjlttr,   lilvcftiis 
,  Toj^n '•?«»/,  an* icipo,  r.  prsemercor 
Fore/laiiedy  iutcrccptus 
A  forcJialUr,    annonae  flapellator, 
3.  (of  a  marker)  praecmptar,  3, 
A  foreflfl/Iing,  interceptiu,  3. 
Aforcjifr,  vii'darius 
To  f<>TcifH,  pried  i  CO,  3. 
Kfortuiler,  vatts,  -5.  faridicus,  2. 
Aforitelling,  prscdidlio,  3, 
Aforethoii^hf,  prxrr.editatio,  3. 
AforetcLn,  praefagium,  2,  omcD,3. 
Foictfildf  prxtJ'Avs 


Yar'fotUrt,  pioavi,  pi. 

Fore  /w,  fwles  «nteriofes  {fn^er)   Afonup^  antisr,  pJ,  /. 

•  jMcux,  ^.  (hiuni)  i'lonf,  tn»  t,     I  To  fore^varn,  j>ra:ir.oaco,  2,- 


FOR 

Kfinnsnhwj  pnemanitas, 
A  forfeit,  multa,  i.  poaa 
To  jerfoity   multa   damntri 

cn£i)^   exifttmationea    pc 

{otieUfitvcur)  gratia  ncidSi 

reeognixsnet)  Yadimoninm 

rcrc  (wrr's  vnrd)  fidem  vioL 
Forfeited^  confUcatus,  perdUni 
Fnfeiture,  confifcatio,  3. 
To  firgt  (as  fmiths  do)  cod 

fabrefacto,  3.  {devife}  fingi 

(coantcrfety  emendor,  4. 

jicioj   ^.    («t  melt}  cooflo 

liqucfacio^  3. 
Aflrgi,  furnus  ^brilis 
Forged,   fabrefiiausf  fidosy  1 

teratusj  conflatusj  eAeatil 
^f^g^»  fabricator,  3.  (^f  inrd) 

falfanus,  2.  {of  tales)  debtoi 
A/i#j«ry,figitocntttm,  is.  iirai 
A  forging  tfliei,  calvmnia^  V. 

taks)  fidio,  3. 
Tv  forget,  obliTiToor,  3.  (pr  ncgl 

praetereo,  4^  negligo,  3. 
Forgetfidl,  obliTtofus 
Forgetfolntfs,  oblivio,  3. 
Aforgetting,  prsetcrmiffio,  3. 
To  forgive,  -condono,  i .  igrofte 

remitro,  3. 
Forgi'ver,  condonatus,  remi(lni 

t9  te  forgiven)  inexpiabilis 
Forgt^renefs,  condonatio,  3.  vtel 
•^forfi^ing,  remiffio 
Fonnimn,  oblivioni  traditns 
V'^hft^gotten,  obruor,  3. 
Afoyki  furca,  i.  (for  dung)  UA 

3;  (firiiejb)  creagri,  x. 
Feried,  bffulcM 
Forhtti,  derelidhis,  perditus 
A  form  (6gure)  figura,  i.  (man 

modus,!,  (benoii) fcamnan 

(in  printing)  imumhtusicb 

(of  vwds)  ccrta  ftilja  [or  d 

daflis,  3. 


FO  R 

Apf/vHyforank^  i.  exemplu'93, 
Te^  finmo,  i.  itfbnno,  x. 
Arid;  fenilit,  aflfeOatut 
IMfia,  Bs^jlntus  reftitui 
A^,  Memiit  formvU 
'm^ionniliter 
^fnkim,  formttioi  3. 
'•'■^  rarmtiu 

TmrnTf  fnotf  faperior,  prifcut 
Amvj^,  fmu,  antehac 
Aram^  fennidabilis 
Afrjji^  formatio,  3.  creatio^  3 . 

''•■ttWii  fsraiati'o,  3. 
A>«*r,  fcortator,  t. 
Tt>5f*,  Wero,  ^.   aWico,   i. 

*w^3-  lesBacio,  i. 
Min,  kkrtat ;  iereliaut 
^W*f#  ^efdiftio,  3.  defertio, 
1.  (rffjf  &/*)  tpoftafia,  X, 
I  5f*  fine,  fcUket 

W«r,  pqcre,  i.  pcijaro 
,    Jjorrr,  pgerAjr,  3. 
ZV^"1>  perjurium 
*^,  pojunif 
^M  pnrfidiam,  !•  caftdkim 

*5|ft«^,  pneftd,  in  prompts 

» j{  am  (firttwifb)  t^nfef- 
■1,  ctntiaBo,  protinus,  mox 

^  hfifettianj   mttiiiitenrufn,   2. 

^frf «  vmIT^  aateflBarale^  3 . 

J'iW  aDoitm 

M^rjjJ,  firmo,  T.  cfmi>nfalIo, 
^aiaio,4.  pnemanioa 4. 

**»4^  foititado,  3. 

'W*'*  ^ieiquatuofdeci-n 

*J*^  criaes  id  fronte  rrifpati 
[  iL*^  ""^»  3'  praefidiuin,  2. 
[m^av,  eafu  accideiis 
\^mtf  fiuflat,  fortunHus 
JlJwBicjr,  faoft^,  aofpicatd 

•^J  ^UiUCef,  ^.  f.  ope« 


F  O  U 

Plfirtttne,  infortvniumf  s. 

A  fntime  tilltr^  fatidicus,  aftrolo< 

gut,  1. 
i^^>  quadraginta  fof  fiiriy)  qua< 

dragenariul  (rnwi)  quadragi 
Forward  (bold)  audax   (inclined) 
proclivit,   propenfat    (made    a 
progrefk)  provcQus,    progreflus 
((•on     ripe)     precox     (ready) 
pronpCoi;  alacer 
FtrvMn'di,  prorfi^ai 
To  ferwara,  promoveo, ».  urgeo^a. 
Time  fenvard,  deincepi,  pofthac 
Forwarded  (afltfted)  promotas  (fent 

dire^l^)  in  dirtAum  milTus 
Fortvardnefs,  proroptitudOy  3.  pro- 

grefTus,  4.  progxeffio,  3* 
Afofi,  fotTa,  t. 
F^le,  foffilis 
Tofi^er^  nutrioy  4.  Hi*,  1. 
Fo0^  father^  Mtrkhwy  s.  {mother) 
natrix^  3.  (dk'tf)  alamnHif  2.    I 
Fsugbtf  pugnitai  fjaiamjl)  oppugJ 

nxtas,  impvgaatna 
Fmlf  foeduty    fqaalidiu;    imptmis 
Itttukfttus,  (nnfair)  dolofaty  tur- 
pit     (ill      faTOur*d)      deformis 
(vicious)  obfcknus  (amongft  Tai- 
lors) im'pKcitm   func  {vftather) 
tcmpeilas,  3,  (flormy)  torbidoi 
Tofmfp  inquino,  i.  feedo,  r. 
To  be  fiv/g  Tordeo,  it  /qtialeo 
Fon/edf  foedatofl,  inqainatvs 
Fomltufs,  turpitudo,   3.    fqualor,  3. 
(of  a  crime)  itrocitas,  3.  (in  ap- 
pearance) deformttas,  3. 
Found,    inventus,,   repertus    (out) 

inverttis,  invciligatus 
To  found,  fundo,  I.  conftroo,  3. 
A  fouedafiott^  fiindamentum,  2. 
From  the  fumdatiottf  funditus. 
Foundered,  fundatus,  conditus 
To  foundrr  {is  a    horfe)  titubo,  i 
(as  a  ilitp)  diflulvor,  3. 


F  {L  A 


AfotttuUr,  fondator,  3.  conditor 
Foundered^  claudus,  mancui ;    dif- 

folutus 
A  founding  of  a  hoafe^  fundatio,  3. 

{ofmetat)  fufio,  3. 
Afoaitd/iiig,  infans  expofitui 
Oi  a  fountain^  fontanni 
A  foMtitairtf  font*  3. 
Four^  quatuor  (at  cards  ^^0  9^** 
temio,  3.  in.  {comer  d)  qaadran- 
gulus  (Jfuare)   qnadratus   (^^ays 
ago)  nudius  quartus  {days  fpaee) 
quatriduum,  2.  ^earsjface)  cua- 
drienniua%   2.    (times)    quater 
{timet  as  much)  quadruple  {foU) 
quadroplex  {tvays  or  parts)   aua- 
drifariam  {footed)  qnadrupes  (  Jmt- 
^(/)  qoadringenti  {kondred  timet) 
quadringenties  {hundredth)   qua- 
dringenteiimus  (fcore)  o^gi^ta 
[teen)  quatuordecim  {teentk)  de- 
cimua  quartos  {teem  times)  qua- 
tuordecies 
The  fourth,  quarUM 
Fourthfyf  quartd 
A  yitvv  vohicrit,  3*  *^>>  3* 
T Si  fowl,  aucupor,  i, 
A  fowler^  aacapt«  3.  r* 
A  fowling,    kucupatio,    3.    {piece) 

tormentum  aucupatorium 
A  fox^  vulpes,  3..  . 

Belompng  to  a  fox,  Tolpinus 
Old  fox  ;  fee  knave 
Tohefox^dy  inebrfor,  r. 
A  foy,  poculum  gratnitum 
To  feyjf,  Aibjicio,  3.  adulfe^o,  ?, 
A  f raff  ion,  frlftio,  3.  infraAitf 
Fraflious,  liC'gtofus,   ri<ofut 
A  fraBure,  fraAura,  I, 
To  fraBure,  frango,  3. 
FraSlured,  t'ra£lus 
Fragility^  fragilitas,  Jt. 
A  fragment,  tragmentum,  a* 
Fragments^  reU<^\l\A,  \l,  ^a 

K  %  Fr*- 


F  R  A 

Fragrgmy^  fragrfoti*,  I* 
Fragrant,  fragrant 

Tofraigit,  navem  oiei'are 
'^op'jf"^'I^^t  ;iaclttm  foItiSfe 
Fra'^kt^  nftal4«it  c«  oaut,  j. 
Fraiphtfd,  pnentusj  «mufiiit 

Afrait^  fircelU,  z. 

Fr^iiry^  fr«gt]ita?,  imbe^iUitaF,  3. 

Tofrtme  (faAiion)  fonno,  1.  (con- 
trive) tnoltoi^  4.  (build)  fabtico. 
I.  condo,  3.  (join  together) 
com^into,  jt,  coAUbulo,  t,  (4 
/lorv)  fingo,  3. 

T^t  frame  (of  a  building)  coinages 
mdldcii  (•/  /i*^  woi^)  coiop^ges 
Aundi  (0/^  tf  r4^/<)  fulcrun  {o! 
^/i^ifrr)  Ubdia,  i.  (/or  VMr/i') 
inqjUluSf  a. 

Framidt  form^tiB.  cpnftraAus, 
fi^us,  fahricatos 

Af'tMrr,  fabt>icAtor»  s.  Cibcr,  a« 

Afrart'nf^  formatio 

To fraiKbi^fi  ietn^mfiimg 

Frandfcan^  francifcaans 

Franks  liboralis,  iii|fMitttf  ttber 

Tofi^^k  letters,  crafit  ^nar« 

Frankiaetntk^  thai*  ^fMrvk  *• 

FrmrMy,  ingenvi,  libtre 

Frsnkyfl^  libpraliUf,  fiiiieerital,  3. 

Frantickt  mente  captua,  iafajiua 

FrsMtickntfif  demqfttia,  x^ 

Frateriuklf  £ratcraus 

J^/rsurnifff  frat«mitaiy  3.  (bcietas 

Ajratrick^,  iratriciia*  ^r  f  r. 

FrmJ,  fnuif  3*  iohiip  a. 

F^aui»len(yt  fraudtiSaic'u,  It 

framdnleur,  dolofus 

FrandwUntfy,  vafrl 

F'^anght^  ooeratns 

yv/rjy,  ri«a,  1.  jurglum,  a, 

To  fray  (ai  cloth)  dehifco,  5,  (er 
AtfhtJ  terrefacio,  3, 


F  R  E 

A  f^ftJt^  fubituff  impetus  aaimi  \ 
petufantia,  i.  ddiraMcntuai,  2, 

Freakifk,  patuJana 

AfreeUel  Jentiaoy  |. 

FreAUdf  maculatui  . 

Free^  Ijmmunis,  liber  (citistn)  civii 
natus  (in  giwng)  libcralis  (from 
hufinep)  otiofua  {in  cefnterjstidti) 
finCeruSf  candidus  (comqion) 
commuKis  (^(f4)muDusgratuituai 

Tofreey  emancipo^  |.  liber*,  x. 

To  make/reef  civitate  donarc 

To  he  free^  fui  juris  effc  (from) 
vito,  I.  (with  one)  familiariia 
veriari 

FrtehrM,  in§fnuus,.  liberaKf 

FreehcU,  pofflfli )  libera 

Afreehe/der,  fundi' liberi  poiftilbr 

A  freeman^  Jiber,  2.  civis,  y 

ftteedg  liberat.u5,  luxatva 

FreedfiK,  immunkasf .  3.  faciUtas^ 
3.  (fWp)  vacuittt,  3.      ^ 

A  freeing,  \ihcnU9t%^  naAttllufl)0,3 

FneUge,  imxnufiitai 

Fr^ef^f,  jtbart,  lihtraCte^^  ^J^^^ 
fpante,  gratis 

FtjmeCs^  benignitas,  3. 

Free  fine,  ftxum  vivum 

Free  .wUt^  liheruoi  arbitrium 

Tofrteze^  ftlo,  i;  congclo,  I. 

A  freight  i  teefraight^ 

French,  gaUicus,  gallicanus 

Ufmcb,  gallice 

Afreiuhwagf  gaUiu 

Thtfrenxy,  dementia,  1.  infaaia,!. 

Frefuerty,  frequeotta,  1. 

F^ffyrtit,  frequeasv .  creber 

To  frequent,  frequcnto,  f  • 

Frcaifented,  frequentatus 

A  frequrntiHFt  frrqucntatio,  3. 

Frequently,  frequenter,  Tatpe 

Afr'fiOf  aura-relrigcrans 

Frcjb  (cool)  fngidulus  (new)  rerens, 
novus  (iuAjr)  vigcps    (unfalted) 


F  R  I 

infuirus  (not  tired)  integer,  1 
XandfaJUng)  j^unus 

To  hefrejbatidlri/^^,  vig^,  : 

Afrejb  celoar,  color  lloridua  ( 
tyro,  3. 

A  frefi,  or  again^  de  Ultegro 

Frejbnefs,  novitas,  3. 

To  fret,  crucio,  1.  cruciori  I 
eat  away)  corrodo,?.  (at  « 
acefco,  3.  (dr  rub)  ftico,  i. 

To/irr  in  a  fret,  irrito,  1, 

kfrtt,  ira,  r, 

Frti  ^9rk,  Arlatura,  I,  ' 

Fretful,  raorofus 

Fretfulnep,  morofitas,  3. 

Fretted^  erudatus'|  attritus 

A  fretting,  angor  animl  (mbb 
attritui,  4. 

A  friar,  fVater  religtofot 

A  fribble;  tztff 

A  frleaflj,  carnis  Irine  mifioM 

Frimon,  fe^k'o,  3. 

Friday,  dies  veneria 

G^  Friday,  parafceve  magif 

k  friend,  amicus,  1'.  amica,'l« 

FrienHeft,  ino]»s,  cpis 

Friendlinifs^  bieoevoleatia,  f , 

Frlendh,  bencrolus,  hnm4flas 

Friendiv  (adv.)  amic2,  benevall 

FrUndt,  kindred,  propinqui 

FrienJfifip,  arpicitiay  I. 

A  frier '^  fct  friar 

Afri^,  liburqa,  I. 

A  fright,  terror,  3.  formido,  3 

To  fright,  terren^  1,  peitcorec^ 

Frighted*  territu^ 

Frightful,^  terribilis 

Frightfully,  horridtl 

Fright fuhefs,  terror,  3.  honvT 

A  frighting,  confteraatio,  |. 

Frigid,  geiidtis,  frigidu< 

Frigidity,  frigid itas,  3,.fr1gai| 

Fri  '"     "'- 

A/ 


Frigidly,  (rt^jde 
fringe,  lacinia,  1.  fimbria,] 


1 


FRO 

fimbmm  confuere 
inWiatvt 

thpudio,  I.  lalciTioy  4. 
It,  kiUris 

crifpo,  t.  torqoeo,  t« 
iluniflntiiiy  cirratut 
inm,  calamiArum,  «• 
BftvariviB,  »• 

aitoUi|a«ii|»  ft* 
,  vanat^  i|Mnif»  kfit 
jr.  Auiatorii 
aottt  viltofiis 
^\  fufriJU 

i,  sltro  dtro^oe 
iarttm,  s.  fsiU,  f  • 
an*  I. 
litfl,  hiUreffo^  dulco 

K,  jocvfvt,  hilarit 

iS  4e,  «,  ex.  per  (niovr) 
V^(«forr)  i  (a^ntir)  peregri 
f  •Ktrt)  foris  («^  ^/«r«t) 
ie(i«n«/£)  ioferne  (day  to 
e  ^  b  dien  (^fv/E  re  '^W^) 
licatim  (<^  to  door)  odi- 
[Anrr)  bine  {hettctfortb) 
:  {/r«f  19  ftrett)  ricatim 
Wtb)  eaiode  (/i«r«  /e  time) 
oi  (ti^fKv}  onde  (wtrAtn) 
-a  {mibntt)  ab  extra 
r,  from,  tit,  /. 

Mdacia,  i.  (of  ao  army) 
icia,  5. 

I  RfioBc  locari 

I  confiniom,  1. 

Wy  frootifpicittm,  2. 

,  fronrale,  h,  »• 

elu«  prtujui,  I. 

utBofos  ^ 

nn,i. 

ffoma,  f • 

■BcCs,  rp«aQ(M(triflinf). 

/•Cilia 


F  RT 

Trofhinjf^  fpumani 
A,  frothing^  rpumatus,  4. 
Frowsy,  oUdus,  putridai 
Fro^tfsrJ,  protertust  morBfui 
FnmfMn^,  protervi^  mtitM'^ 
FrowMrJnefty  protervi^^  )»    ■. 
A  frown,    ru|ia,    1.    (of  tbrtune) 

cafus  adverfus 
To    frown,    froptem    contrahSre 

(upon)  iBiquif  oculit  intuSri 
Frowning,  torvus,  nubilat 
A  frowning,  cornigatlo,  ]•  (rtirii- 

tenance)  tions  caperata 
Frowfiingfy,  diro  vultu. 
Frozen,  grlatus,  conglactatsi 
FruBiferont,  fnidifer 
To  fruSftfy,  fcecundo,  i. 
Frugal,  abftinent,  frugl 
Fruga*ity,  frogalitai,  3. 
Frugally^  frugaliter 
Fruit,  tru^8,4.  (profit)  lucrum, 

a.  (ofthewomb)iattwi,^ 
Fruitery,  oporothcca,  i. 
Bearing  fruity  fruAifer 
Afrniterer^  pomarius,  !• 
Fruit  time,  autumnut 
Fruitful,  fertilis,  fccuadus 
To  ^c  fruitful,  abnndo 
To  make  fruitful,  fotcuodo,  I. 
Fruitfully,  fertilliter 
Fruitfulnefs,  fertilitai,  3. 
Fruition,  pofleffio,  3.  fhiitio,  3, 
Fruitlefi  (barren)  fterilisdifappoiiit- 

ed)      fruftratus     (unprofitable) 

inutilit 
A  frumf'T,  maledicns 
Frumpirgly,  nuligne 
Frufiriire,  fruftratus 
To  frujir ate,  fruftror,  X.  fallc,  3. 
Frujirating,  fallax 
To  fry,    (afl)  frig-j,    xi   (neot.) 

zftuo,  T.  fudo,  I. 
Tlyefry  offi/b,  fperma  pifcium 
~     I,  hiflu     " 


Fryed,  tildluSy  frizui 


i 


FUM 

A  frying,  frixura,  i. 

Frying  f An,  fartago,3. 

T 9 fuddle,  inebrio,  i.  inebrior,  x«. 

AfundlingcMf^,  ebriofua 

FudkJ,  poCo  obmtui 

Afudttng  hout,  compotatio,  3; 

Fuel,  fomet,  1th,  m. 

A  fugitive,  fogitivus,!.  profagus 

To  fmffil,  impleo,  1.  perago,  3. 

Fu^ilkJ,  expietus,  impletus 

^fflftllirg^  peraQio^  ptrfe^io,  3, 

Fulgency,  fplendor,  3.  nitor>  3. 

Fn^ent,  fulgidui,  (plcndidua 

Fuligipous,  fuligiooiaa 

Full,  plenui;  expletui,  refertus 
(quite)  omnind,  prorfut,  ad 
plenum  (f]^d)  eitatus  (very) 
valli,  vebementer  (perfeA)  Pfr- 
fe^t,  imejrer  (plentiful)  aflia. 
ens,  exundans  {ofwordt)  loquax 

To  he.  full,  abundo,  i.  fatior,  x. 

Halffull,  fetniplenus 

Full  age,  adultusi  puber 

To  full  cloth,  pannot  drnfare 

Fulied,  a  fuilone  denfatui 

KfulLr,   fullo,  3. 

FW.>r  (adj.)  plcnior 
OfafuHer,  fullonius 
Fvlkrs  earth,  terra  crP^«fa 
Ful^y  plenty  ad  plenum 
To fuhninate,  fuimtno,  X. 
Fefmination,  fulminatio,  3* 
Fulminating,  fulmineus 
Fulnefs,  plenitudo,  3I  fatietaSi  jt 
Fullom\  fte  hfciotts,  najfy 
Fulfomnffsf  naufea,  x. 
To  fumble,  infcitd  apg''edi 
Afumhler,  qm  inf ptc  tra^at 
Afumhling,  inepta  adffliniftratio 
Fumhiingly,  inepti 
A  fume,  Tapor,  3.  exhalation  3. 
hi  a  fume,  iratus 
FunrJ,  exhalatus 
\/t.rrira'inif  (uS^tW^  i^ 


PUR 

fun^  MuSy  %M  jftCUf»t> 

4iuuHd,  ingejit  vif 
Thc/Mir^m/ffTy  «f)u>9%«  ctilut,  t. 
^UTuUmmtglp  tuofUitncnuUf 
fundamentals,  fuadunCQlaf  £• 

QfafmuTsi^  kmktiM 

fufigtns^  ^onfioAif 

Af^nntit  iQfan4ibuliii9«  t.  (of  a 

chimney}  oarcfcimuii 
Afarhtioe,  fimbn4»  *r,  f, 
/V^#&tD^>  fimbriituf 

A  fur^ffiir,  polio,  ^^/i,  j, 
Afurhilbing,  interpolation  3* 
The  /lir/«,  Airiap,  //. 
Fitriouu  f«rlQrut,  rvidu* 
liobefufious,  f«tio,  3,  inftii«ioy4. 
fuv'tottfly^  furjoft,  fureattr 
fufimjftefi,  rabic*,  |. 
To  furf,  compHco»  i. 
^i^r/r^,  coQiplkarus 
A  fitriinif  Complicitio,  J,, 
Afyrhttg^  Mwm,  %, 
furieugby  comsneatiu»  4, 
fifrnuty,  la  Ait  et  tricki  decorum 
A  fifrn^n^  fornaxt   «Wi»  »f   (f<w 

brewinf  j  culdarhun,   2.   (for  a 

pAttf r)  Asulinf,  X. 
tofirnifit  inilruOf  j,  fuppedito»i, 
fitrfftjl^d^  Alppeditarvt,  inftiuf^us 
A  furfiiflitig,  fuppedttatio,  3, 
Furniture,  apparatus,  4,  fuppellcijj. 

furr,  pellns,  3.  vcUus,  3, 
Tofitr,  peJUbus  confuiSjf 
Furri-a,  pdiitus 


GAD 

A  farrow,  fu!cus»  ».  (of  t  pully) 
lacuna,  f . 

Tofarto%Vf  fttko,  I, 

Furrovffd,  iulcatus 

Furtbtr  (adv.)  tlltra,  ulterli^s.  Ion- 
gifts  Tadj.)  ulterior 

Icfurwer,  proveho,  3.  proinovco,2 

Pi  further a/ict,  ad|ufnentum,  j, 

Furthermoref  porrO,  in/uper 

Furtbeft,  extremuf)  ultimul. 

Ai  the  furtbejl,  ad  fummum 

Fury^  furor,  3.  rubies,  <• 

Fvlloffury,  furioAis,  rabiofus 

Like  ajury^  furialit 

Thtjinetj  fori*,  jf /. 

/W«,  geniftji  ^ineia 

Afy/ii  (of  4  tv4feb)  Ainif  printriz 

rotae  («r  ^1^/)  fclopperuniy  2. 
A»/;  (fpindle}  fufus,  2. 
F»^ff»  lu&ira,  I. 
Ftmian,  goifipium,  2. 
Oifu/iian,  gofliptnus, 
Fuflian  (bombafl)    turbida  verba, 

ampullse,  //. 
fuftinefs,  putor,  3. 
Fufly,  putidus,  mucidus 
Futility f  futilitas,  j. 
Future^  futurus 
For  the  future,  infiiturum 
Futurity,  tempos  futurum 
Fy !  phy  !  vah  ! 


fy!  pi 


pejdjtum,  9* 


G  A 


TOgakbk,  garrio,  4. 
A  gabbler,  garrulus,  2» 
A  gcbblingt  garruhtas,  3, 
A  g>-  bhn,  corbis  tcrr$  oppletU* 
The  ^tf^^,domCts  faftigium  anterius 
A  gi^,  mafla,  !•  (Aftf)  oeilrvim,  2. 


GAL 

A  gadder,  Tagus,2.  orro^'vg. 

Gadding,  erfabnndttt 

A  gadding,  ngatio,  f  • 

A  gag,  epiftomium,  a. 

To  gag,'  OS  obftruCre 

A  /tf^  (pledge)  pigmu^  j.  (a 

fare)  Tirga  »0T0inctnc* 
To   gage  (pawn)    oppigaoi^ 

(caflis^  Tafa  mctM 
Agager,  doliorvm  meafor 
Qfiggedf  cui  OS  obftraAum  eft 
Tti  gaggle,  glocito,  i. 
Gaiety,  fplendor,  3.  qitor,  p 
Gailyy  aitidi,  fpleiidide 
Gain,  lucron,  2.  qucftut,4* 
To  gain,  lucrifado,  3.  liicror, 
{approbation)   movere    appvi 
tionem  [&edlt)  fidem  iaipdi 
(or  iacreafe)   augeo,  2.  ^|nsi 
or  grow  in  ufe)  invalco,  2«  (« 
end)  Toto  potiri 
Gair^i,  lucratos,  acqqificvy 
Gainful,  quaeftuofus 
Gainfaid,  negatus 
To  gain/ay,  contradico,^* 
Gainfaying,  repugn  ax 
Agaity  inceflus,  4. 
A  gale,  flatus,  4    flaxneQ,  1. 
Thcgall,M,fem 
Like  gall,  felleus 
A^tf//(iiut)  gaIJa,  1. 
To  Fall ;  fee  vex 
GaUant,  nitidttt,  Imutus 
A  gallakt,  homo  fcitus  (to  a  wMH 

morchus,  2.  adulter,  2. 
Gallantly,  nitid^,  egregi^ 
Ga/lantnejs,  nitor,  3.  magnificeflt 
I.  (of  fpirit)  magnanimitai»  i 
Gallantry^  magniflcentia,  >,  jR 
A  gallery,  ambulacnim,  2«  piitk 
^«  open  gallery^    pronftrivoit 

pcrKVyUuv),  2. 
A  jtf/fev,  aavii  gati«ri« 

<?4t 


theciom,  %• 

,iM 

idaia 

(«  cofRiis^  fcrri 

■leffv/iit. 

actfipidug 

imaiH^  %t 

I. 

CM,  ludifc^ndM    - 
petttlaatia,  i^ 
iftbufl  addMhis 
tm  dotoTiit 
I.  liifio,  |. 
eat»riiM 

■»  ?•«»•»  '• 

rilias 

h  ibdalitinm,  %• 

igrsfta,  1, 

31  miKtarifl 

i»  f.  Mun,  %• 

rie  M»«^)  »ftit»,  I. 
^)   appetfty  3.  U* 

far  irreaiA)  refpiio, 


GAT 


G  A  Z 


A  wiPuJkny  hortuffy  «•  (9^  Uw^t)  \  A  ^4r«  A«^»  janitor,  3*  .  ^ 

floretttm,  1.  (or  nurlivy}  rtnii-|To  jtff^,  colUgo,  3.  decerpl^)^  ^ 

nariom,  a.    (•/  fk^fuire)  rn'v 

ilariuiny  i.  (/«ir  fot  Jberh)  oli' 

tori^m,  1.  {forfttlkt)  acettriimi, 

2.  (ofro/is)  rofetain,  a. 
Of  a  garden^  horteftfis 
A  gtrdm^er^  hortulamia,  »• 
A  i:«';?/^  sargarifmua,  i. 


(or 


trnpudent 

^  #/.   S.  (teftift) 
.  f  •  IMea,  pi.  3b 

6^    f*   CKCCflWi    ^ 

tor,  f . 


Tojfw/f,  gargarisd,  i. 

C»fl^  gargarintut 

A  Zarjfing^  garganxatio,  3. 

A  gtrmty  fertutiiy  1.  corooa^ 
(©/■^^ry)  laurca,  i. 

Gofltck,  allioniy  t« 

A  gmimntf   veftta,   g.    (sn  wkier 
isrmem)    tunica,  x,    {an  vffn 
I     gamtm)  palliam,  2, 
lOfgofmenttf  vefHarint 

A  garner f  horreum,  »• 

Togamtjh^  orno,  t.  adoriM,  t* 
Qamijb  (money)  ptnftiincitia  carce- 
raria  (or-a  garnifhing)  ornaaMn- 
tum,  2. 
A  garret,  oontiinitie  Aiperior 
To  garriJitHf  pratfidio  muniic 
A  garrifm^  prafidium^  2. 
'tobeingarrifin,  prarfidhim  agitarc 
Of  a  garriJiOi,  pra(uliariiia- 
^tfrrz/MM^,  pmfidta  firmatua 
GaaniUity^  ganmlitat,  3* 
A  garter^  gciM»le,  3.  periMtt 
To  garter^  ii>bligo»  »• 
Crorf^r  (the  oiSccr).  garttrhit 
Ag»fiy  yubrasy  3,  atruft,  g. 
*lSoga/b,  ym\mm9,  u  TciaiQ,  p 

^•'ga^  refpho,  x.  tnkelo^  r. 
Oafi)^  lixtaifmi)  herridWy  csdavt* 

M^  (p^)  palUdoa 
GaJ^fyMtji,  horror,  pallor,  3, 
A  gaU,  jaifo*,  1.  oftium,  2,  (i« 

getMg)  inceiTas,  4,  pofiis 


(frmm  offmaeais)  'coocludo,;  f^- 
(ai  a  croud)  ciicuafondor  (or 
gue&l  coaJeAor^i.  (at  «  MA 
her  chiduM)  forco,  2.  (fiffr) 
recoUigo,  3.  {i9rm)  fmoaentor,  f* 
(^o  ettrJ)  coagiik»»   1^  (ffimtrt^ 
floral  cai]^lre  (^1^)  Tindenio^ 
I.   {•ut)  escerpo,   3.  {Jtrtngtk} 
revircfcoy  3.  (•«  tt^)  conget% 
3.  accoaok^  x.  {ptrfint  t9gmher\ 
congrego,  2.    {t^)    colltgo,   )• 
{wealth)  opea  conquirSre   (aAoi) 
ftipem  colligSrt  {em  arnvf)  copiat- 
cQotrabCrc  {in  flaits)  in  pUcat 
conrojjrc  (as  a  lore)  fuppuro^  i* 
Gathered,  coUefbis,  coa€hit»  acc«- 
miuatui^  eoBtra^us,  concretotf 
carptus,  fdkatui,  fuppuratui 
Gathers,  fWM,  fd.  /• 
A  gatherer,  coUeAor,  3.  (of/W#) 
ftri<lor»  3.  (of fr^Mi)  vmdeait* 
•^^9  3»  hf  ••^  poblicinoa  d^. 
•Irtm,  Ac.>leguliM 
A^athertngy  colkftio,  p  {t§git6trf 
congrefatio»  3.  {ef  f raits)  carp^ 
tura,  !•  {efgr^**)  vindemiati% 
3.    (rMMtf)  coMgiobatio,  |»   (ef 
Mtf  fr^  /»  tf  fir^  iiippontio^  ^    - ' 
Gaudily^  laotiy  fplefidi<Kt 
t;tfiiira^^laBtilia^j» 
Gamdff  teutoa  ' 

Gavel  iand^  portift  >ae^iialit 
A  gauger ;  fee  jf^gr 
A  gauntlet  \  (t^gantlft 
Gaux,  siebiiU.Unea 
Gtfjr,  comptai,  Uotut 
To  be  gay,  niteo,  2.  fj^ende^^  «, 

(in  temper)  exhilaco,  i* 
To  make  gay,  cxonto,  i. 
Gay  (bride)  hilaris,  alacer  - 
Gayery ;  fee  giiiety 


A  gat^^^ay^^  SmxiitM,  A,  «Z/ii>jt  -/To ^tf«*j  fectog(fc 


G^ 


Cozed t/ptn,  avk!2f|ie€l<ftu8 

Agdzer,  rpe^ator^  3, 

Aggk^te,  /latae  Itterc  renim  ao- 
Taroiry  nonds 

Ciers  (of  4?  flM«}TefHtui,  4.  (ef  a 
horfc,  Sec.)  ephtppia,  pi,  », 

<7rr/>,  anferts  ///  m. 

Ctbenna,  gshenoa,  1, 

To  geiif,  caftroy  i.  emafcttlo,  i, 

Ce/f,  rviratus,  caftratus 

A  ieir':iig,  caflratio,  j. 

A  ^<vyi»^  (nag)  canthefius,  u 

^  g^i^Jf  j«8  gdatwm 

Agent,  gemirva,  I, 

O  gtmim  I  proh  jupiter ! 

Agendery  penui,  3.  r. 

Togendty,  genero,  i,  procreo,  i. 

Cittdtred,  generitiis 
ft  A  geiuakgy,  g»n«alof  ia,  4r  5  f. 

Cenea/dg'cai^  Ijenealogicas 

A  gemalogift,  genealogist,  2. 

€kntralt  gene  ralis,  anWerfus  (or 
freqii-it)  frequens,  communis 

A  general  (of  an  army)  imperator, 
3.  {of  an  order)  geitdralis,  ri,  m, 

Tlw  generality^  pleriqtic  omncs 

General  y  (univerfally)  generating, 
(commonly)  generaliter  (in  gene- 
ral) in  i^iverfum 

To  generate f  gencxd,  X. 
Generated,  generatui,  genitm 

A  generation^  generatio,   3.  (line- 
age) ftcnus,  his,  n.  profapii,  x« 
(age)  Idculum,  2.  astas,  3. 
Centrative,  genialis 

Generofityy  generofitas,  3. 

Generous.,  generofus,  jBagnifici^s 

Generojijly,  liberalitef 

Geaofifk  geneiis,  eoi^  f. 

Genial^  genialisy  hiUris 

Tht ^enitah,  genitalia,^/,  pudenda 

Cenitrve,  gOnitivus 

A   genhif,  genius,    a,  indoles,    3, 

,    in^ciiium^  2.'C9ptus,  4. 


GET 

A  gennitipgf.  prommai  nrarcox 
Gonttely,  TenuAc^  pulcntt 
A  gentile,  ethnicus,  l«  genlUt* 
Genteel,  honeftus,  generofus 
Geateehefs,  venttOat,  3.  Ijberalitu 
GentiUfm,  fiipcrft itio  etlmica 
Gentle  (mild)  mitis,  lenis  (coorte- 
ou's)  comis,  affabilis  {tame)  cicur 
To  grow  gentle,  mitefco,  ^. 
To  make  gentle,  don»o,  i. 
Gentle  and fanfle,  nobiles  8c  ignobilis 
A  gentleman,  generofus,  2.  {of  the 
royal  bedchamber)  regis  cubicu- 
larius 
Like  a  gentleman,  ingenuus,  honeftus 
GentUnefs^  dementia,  i.  leaitat^  3. 
A  gentlewoman,  generofa,  i. 
Gentfy^    pacate,     leniter  (flowly) 

lentc,  placid^ 
Gentry^  nobilitas,  3. 
GenvfkSiion ;  fee  kneeling 
Genuine,  genuinus,  purus 
A  ge9graph&^  geographus,  t. 
GtograpHcal,  geographifus 
Qeo^r/iphy,  geographia,  i. 
Geometrica',  geometricus 
Gfomttrician,  geomctres,  et,  f. 
Geometry,  geometria,  1. 
Georgia,  georgica,  pL  tt. 
Ger inane,  germa'nus,  g61iuinui 
To  germinate^  germino,  1.  pullulo 
A  germination,  germinatso,  J« 
Germim^  germioa,  pi.  n. 
Germins,  ^ermina,  pi,  n* 
A  gerund,  gerundium 
A  gefiarSf  (cftasy  ftatos,  4. 
Full  of  gefiures,  geftuofut 
To  get,  atqiitro,  3.  adipifcor*    3. 
(gone)  abco,  4.  fcccdo^  3.  (aC' 
^uotKted)    familiarkatem    inirt 
{above)    fupero,     f.    vineo,   3 
(abrpad,-  or  be  told)  emanoy  r 
{hefore)    antkipo,  I.  (ar   beget] 

gigno,  .J.  prtcrco,  !•  gttero,  t 


G  I 

{tvith  child)  pari 
iucror,  I.  {Ijy  intri 
I.  {or  pafs  by)  pra 
labour)   ciemereo, 
cicape)  eripcre  fe  1: 
db%orliberare  {co 
trahere    {hy    btar 
mandaro   {to  land) 
{ine^  favour)  |UM|ti 
a  horjit)   equo  defc< 
borje)    equum   aft 
garment)  veftem  in 
mach)  famem  obfon 
together)  coUtgo, 
together)   convcnii 
fuefiioni.  Sec,)   exp 
force)  cxtorqoeoy  a 
vifloriam     confeq 
perrufflpo,  3.  {up,  < 
3.  {up   upon)   conf 
lift  up)   clevo,    1. 
fuboleo,  %,  [borne)  1 
gcre 
A  getting,  acquifitio, 
Geiogaivs,  Bugx,  an 
A  gheft,  fpirirus,  4.  ,- 
The  UoLV  Ghost, 
tus,  paracletus,  %, 
Ghofis,  manes,  ombr: 
A  giant,  gigas,  utii 
Giantlike,  gigantens 
Gibierijb,  ftribligD,  i, 
A  gibbet,  patibolum 
Gibbous  f  gibbofus,  gi 
A  gibe,  fanna,  i.  fco 
GibUti^  anferis  trunci 
Giddinefs,  vertigo,  3, 
Giddilff  neigligenter 
Gsddf  (fooliih)  ineptu 
conftans  {beaded)  y 
reptos,  inconftani 
A  gift,  donum,  &•  nr 
Agtgf  turbo,  3. 
GigaKtUk,  jgiganteug 


S  I.  teur» 

acor,  J. 

tank  I, 

»^* 

c^0phyl!luiiif  %• 

innchiae,  ^A  f, 

ntQs 

iiwa»  !• 

n,  I. 

I*. 

e  €oa4it«t. 

ik>,  4*  crcpito,   i. 
Mnoflcni  sftcnsro 
r«  verba  mama  -(cr 
iitus,  4« 
rcellvs  iniicM 
fatidtca 

acctnllvt 

My  4*  cia£bira,  r. 
UB,  2*  cingola^  i. 
fr)  ccftat,  4« 

1 
iter 

am,  X. 
9  r«Mrifig)fre 
tkme,  larfior,  4. 
lar  pari  rt^rrc  (•r 
;]  cedo,  {advitt) 
affi^)  aflignoy  i. 
peiidMiai  ^atitere 
erogacc  (or  ali- 
f ,  (f«  nnfwer) 
•M  ^V«JSQ   voce. 


G  I^  A 


OL  O 


I.   (a  derUl)  acto*  '•   (W)   ^J'^^fl^^^  slaadal^Tiia 
caveo,  1,  curOk    !•    (/»rW>)   di 


▼olfOp  I.  (tr  ^bliver)  trado»  3. 

t.  rtitrogredior  («  a/mi)  abpam 
iniptiii^  ('''«^'f)  cred«9  3*  fidoi 
3*  (tf  cbalUnfte)  pr^voco*  I.  (tf 
^f/i)  canjcfio,    s.    ((mw'i  /r/ 


«»#•)   fe  addiccre   (in    change]'      quor)  haaftus^  4*  {wtr  *  g^^i 


alifuid  demandare  (i^i)  tegef 
faBcirt  (ilcMw)  permitto,  |,  fina^ 
3.  {likergdh)  «largior»  4.  (Mtfr, 
•a/,  or  0^)  defift*,  |,  diefioo^  3, 
celTo,  !•  (tUpf)  evade,  )•  (<?#■ 
dUbibtttc)  diftfiMMy  3.  (M»r»  or 
lepert)  nuncio,  i.  ]pane»  3. 
(/yBrcr)  ceda,  j.  (f»tfrr<r)  Wtc^ 
pardEre  {«r  thaw)  regtlo,  i^  (ai 
ftonct)  foda^  I.  (1^  1^  ^ofi) 
f strtmnn  rpirituni  «fflare(M'  ^r- 
render)  dedSre  (Wa  /i/A#)de  /uo 
jwre  cadj^re  (vtty)  otdo>  3.  («r 
yield)  pwbco»  a. 

GfMa,  datut,  mdltm,  deditus, 
addidhisi  affifsatut  {tmffiryi) 
dertHAM  (tver  ftf  dtwd)  cttjut 
(alva  deplMTtta  eA 

A  frvMT^  daier,  !•  largitort  3* 

Gmi{  ktfitttri 

A  ^ivMf  iwv,  >cMicaffio  (avir)  dif- 
ceflia,  3.  (i^)ccflie,  3.  dedido,3, 

TIm  ^i«MCMr«L  avium  ingluidea 

GAf^  iKCut,  bilaria 

Ta  ieg/sd,  gaudeo,  s.  laetos,  z* 

To  make  glad,  laetiiico,  i. 

Agiadiatcr,  gladkcor,  s* 

Gyi9<{^,  Iftta,  lubcas 

Gkdntfs,  Istiti^  i.  gaudium,  i« 

A  ^Affirtf,  contuitut,  4.  iatmtua 

To  gitttct^  raptim  obtucri  («^n, 
or  lun»)  inniiOy.  3,.  (or  ilidt  by) 
prjeterlabor,  3. 

A  gftmd,  glandula,  f.  (af  the 
thr«at)ton6Uai^//./,  1 


C/gring  ertmtif  atrocia  Ma^cU 
To  ^/u/r  (w/n/nm)  tIuo  tAftrnJ^ 

{nurtben  ware)  incrnfto^  !• 
Glafedf  vitra  iamri&£kua }  incroftafni 
A  glafiert  vitrariua 
Glaft,    vitrum,  s.    {fir  driiJdin^ 

talis  vitrciDi  {or  draugj^  •€  G  - 


inter  potvU 
Otglafs^  vitreat 

A  gUfs  hdutt,  vitreornm  oAcuui  • 
A  gldfi  msierp  vitrt  conAator 
Ghfi  makings  vitri  canflado 
G/jf/i  fnari^  vitrea*  pL  a.  . 

fi  ptrfftOhM  gtt^t^  tubwad|tii«t 
To  ^£i«#  (or  poU4}  poUfl^  4*  A 

tO|r£|^ 

A  gitam^  jiibar,  3. 

Giuming^  corufcfnt 

Togiesft  €fm,  IcgSre  i^icas  {gr0ftt) 

racemor^  i«  ,   .  , 

A  glesning,  fpicile^ttm,  %• .  fffcc-. 

nutiofg.  (fi!Mmi^i)reliqiiue^^^ 
L//r*tf,  gleba^ 

raccrdatalc 


RMIVl)] 
I.   (All 


A  Me,  gleba»  I.  (/«ai4  p»dfli« 


A  j/r^/,  faniety  5  •  taburn^  a«  kho%ti 
6'/'/^,  hibriciHi,  Icvla 
Gis6/y,  lubriice,  Tolubiliter 
Gli^nefi,  vohibilitai,  3.         *      .    .• 
To  fr/ide,  labors  3.  .px«hb<SI,  |^     . 
A  gHdini^  lapfns 
Tttgiimmer,  (uh\ueio^%, 
Chmmeritigt  faUuftrit,  cicpcraa 
A  gSmfJe^  cnnifcatto^  g«   aTpedm 

obfcurua  «  . 

Toglifier  |  iae  W'><«r  . 
To  glitter,  €oriilcO»  X.  fulgaOa  z« 
Glitter iji^  niteni,  conifieana 
A  gihtering^^r>xk»\\o,  3.  fnlgnr^g^ 
Gfifterhgly,  fplendidi,  nitidi 
A  glUe,  globni,  a«  fphcrt,  i. 

Glflba  \ 


GR  A 

^•^  Bke^  1b  ftmnt  fphcne 

Chbmlar^  fphKriau 

AgMiik,  glebalai 

doamhuH^  obfcaritas,  3.  .callg0|  3, 

CUmy^  obfconif,  irabilot 

CJorification,  gloHiicatioj  3, 

Ghrijiid,  laudatQt 

Tor/jr/jgr,  laado,  i.  cekbro,  I. 

'^P^j0f't''if  eelebratio,  3. 

JiSUriws,  glorio<u«,  illtiftris 

C^ry,  decuty  j.  gloria,  i. 
^^g^,  fnperbk),  4.  glorioir,  x. 
A  giorfing^  gl«riatio«  j. 
Oltryfng,  veAtofnt,  foperbui 
^  ^^  (expoDod)  eommeator,  i. 

(foliih}    IcTigo,  I.   ^oJio,    4 

nhorem  ret  iitdtici^re 
A  ^'?/i  (expofition)  commentarius^ 
.    interprettuo,  3.  (loftrc)  folgor, 

f.  nitor^  3. 
^gtoffkryy  gfo^rariani,  ». 
^X"^T»  J«^gatio 
AgU^y  chirotbeca^  i.  nanicay  i 
yAgtover^  chirothecariat,  ». 
To  i/otvy  eandeo,  2.  caleo,  s. 
Clowingt  eandensy  ardent 
<;Arr,  gluten,  3. 

To  glue,  glutine,  I4  aggkitsne,  i. 
<?/»/</#  gfotinattifl 
A  ^/irr  boM/i,  glutinariiiiii,  %» 
Cluimrfst  Tifcofitat,  3. 
A  gluing  together^  cosgluttnaiio. 
Cluyf  glotmofttfl 
A  glut^  fatias,  3.  fattetai,  3. 
To  ^tf  fttio,  7.  fatwo,  I. 
Cbittnousy  glutinofus 
Clutudy  expletns,  pIcDot 
A  glnttofi,  gulofos,  ft.  hcJluo,  3. 
Ghttonmn*  gnlofas 
QbtttfMMfyt  guMe,  avidi 
Chttfry^  gula,  ?• 
A  gl0^y  cljrfler,  JWi,  m, 
Tbgft4tjfi>f  dcntibus  frc adcre 


G  N  A 


A  gHaJbtng,  dentiam  ftridor 

Aguatf  cvles,  3. 

To  gtf^Wf  Todo,  3*  corrodo,  3. 
morieo,  2.  arrodof  5.  admordeo, 
2.  circomrodo,  3.  derode,  3 
-perrodo,  3.  (or  bie  vexed)  ito- 
machor,  i. . 

Gnawed,  corroftu,  perroAis 

A  gnawing,  rofio,  3.  (fain)  ver- 
minatio  (of  the  guts)  toivmna, 
pL  (of  tie  eonfdence)  itimu\v%,x. 

To  go^  fo,  4.  vado,  3.  inqedo,  3 
gradior,  3  proficircor,  3.  (about) 
ctrcumco,  4.  perambulo,  1. 
(ahout  bufinejs)  agfrediot,  3. 
Conor,  I.  (after)  ?eqoor,  3. 
(againfi)  ad  ver for,  i«  (with) 
comitor,  i.  (aJUe)  difredo,  3. 
(afiray)  vagor,  I.  (away)  dif- 
ccdo,  3.  abeo,  4.  (away  with) 
aufero,  (awry)  obliquo,  x.  (hack) 
reccdOy  3.  (hefort)  praccedo,  3. 
(hetween)  intervcnio,  4.  (heyvna) 
tranfco,  4.  (heyond^  or  excel) 
ancecello,  3.  pranfto^  r.  (beyond, 
or  overreach)  circumvenio,  4. 
(by)  praetereo,  4.  (down)  defceo- 
do,  3-  (ai  the  fun)  occido,  3* 
(for,  or  fetth)  peto,  3.  (ferrh) 
exeo,  4.  (farwari)  pergo,  ,3/ 
(ferwarJ,  or  profit)  proficio,  3. 
[from)  difccdoi  3^  (a  journey) 
proficifcor,  3.  (near)  accedo,  3. 
appropin^vo,  i.  (of,  at  a  gun) 
difploidi  (^ten  unto)  frequcnto, 
I  •  (on)  pergo,  3.  (wer)  tranfeo, 
4.  (over  a  river)  trajicip,  3. 
(out,  as  five)  extingno,  3.  (jour 
of  the  way)  locum  d.are,  ^  via 
excedcR  (piicily)  feftino,  i  •  (to) 
adeo,  4.  (together)  romitor,  t 
(hy  the  ears)  pugnam  inire  (thro*) 
pcrvado,  3.  pcnctro,  u  {through 
fitch)     mi   .cxitttm     perdncXre 


(nndn*)  .Aibe< 
3.  (upandde 
water)   navig 
want)  careOf 
Go  toj  age 
A  go  cart,  plofte 
\  goad,  ftimulu 
A  goal,  meta, 

2Wi,  tn, 

A  goar  of  a  gan 

A  goat,  (he)   c; 

hoedus,  2.  (fli 

Of  a  goat t  hircii 

Goatifi,  Jibidino 

The^«J,  OS,  on 

To  gthle  up,  degl 

A  gobkr^  vorax 

A  ^let,  crater, 

Gphkns,  larva?,  ] 

God,  deus,  2. 

A  goddefs,  dea 

God  he  with  you, 

God  forbid,    pi-o 

grant)  faxit  dc 

The  godhead,  dei 

Of  god t  divinus 

HoufehoU  gods,  h 

Godfather,  pater 

mater  loftrica  ( 

(daughter)  filia 

Gtdlin^s,  fan^lit. 

Godly,ot  godlify,(i 

(adv.)  pie,  reli 

A  gog,  avid^  con 

Goggle,  volubtlis 

Going,  incedent, 

A  going   (down) 

Icenfut.  4.  (tn  < 

4.  grefllti?,  4. 

4.  ambaget,  5, 

'^,  {our  of  the  < 

(back)   reditu*;, 

greflTio,  3.    {aj 

(down   of  the 


GOO 

M)  oitw,  4.  {firvtMrd) 
„  W«fi«i  J.  (/rMl)digrcffio,  3. 

utiiC  Ik.)  cxcinauH  3    (#•) 

'   «6"i  4.  Kccflaiy  4*   {a  pit- 

^    ij^)  pci«grixutio»  y  [from 

a/«»Akif)eominiratio,  3. 

M(MiB^2.  (mnt)  aurifodinay 

>•  H  aoram  cmdnm   {kaf) 

^  iUiacuin  {dufiS    balvzy 

-fi'^/  ((m)  uinini  ufiutttiDy 

^Kauus    (tv/rv)  aurum 

^fj^i  Mri  foliacci  dt>Aar 
,IN  nri    parfiodt    artifez 
,(^]firicanoi  rcdemptor 
l4«»iaari£iber 

N^  BaTicnla.  Yeneta 
MfiiB(«r>^  ££9^/)  prcgoaas^ 
M[nin»(}temoIcBCus  {im 

H  pa  '(«)   pcritofl    (^m/) 

^   f^tviaf)  bene  multnt  (/»r 

P«f)   iicilifl  (/«r  mfi&i^) 

■*i  (itagtf)  prvbus,   integer 

[ff*|ifcjy)  omnium  fccnarum 

IMirihrM)  bcncToliit  (parts) 

pM^adfaKaft]  Jucram*  2. 
.  ***!*«,  1.  (/•  J9)  benefacio, 
I  ((*Mr)  coapenfo,  i  •  pr«fto/ 
y-^(»«i«)  flatus,  3. 

i^  (aipbjrfiO  profum 

iMftos   cambibOf  3.  con- 

F'wn,  parafeeve  nagna 
Ef,U^  valeze  Usm^)  pro- 

^^//.  ff.  rcf  i  faCttkates, 


GOT 

fotvnaty  opety  />/.  (mm)  pcof 

Jium  (iuMMvAii/r)  ret  fblidK  {by 

imberitaMce)  bona  hanrcditaria 
G^Sf,  egregitti,  cximiot 
GfoM/iefi,  fpeciety  5.  dteor,  3. 
Goodttkit^^  conprobatio,  3. 
Ccodnifif    bonius,  probitat  (will) 

beneplacitum^  a.  ice  will 
A  i»fi,  anfer^    3.    ((4^}   ineptui 

(tay/9r*t)   fartorii  fernim  prc(^ 

rorii»m 
Of  a  goeftf  anfenatts 
A  f^'^^trrft  grofulK  aciaut  {h^fi) 

grofliilaria,  1. 
A  gore^  finuty  4.  plica,  I. 
Cere  (blood)  cruor,  3.  iaoic4>  5. 
To^orr,  cornu  ferire 
Gvrcdy  cornu  percuflut 
A  gorgti  jugulum,  2. 
To  gorge,  exfaturo 
Gcrged^  czfaturatui 
Gorgeous^  nicidus,  fplendidui 
Gorgeoufyf  magaificcy  lautd  (j^^^) 

f  lendide  vcfticut 
Gorgnuftu/tt  fpleDdor,  3. 
A  ^*1^'^  mamillarc,  3,  colli   ar- 

matura  (of  mail)  lorica,  r. 
To  gormandize,  voto,  i.  heiluor      I 
A  germandizerf  bellab,  iris,  m,      I 
A  gt>rmandizing,inilayic9,S'gvL\3i,t, 
A  g«Jlin^  aAfercuius 
The  gcfpe'f  cvangeliam,  2. 
Of  tkegtfpej,  evangelicus 
A  gfjpp  [iif  drinking)  compotnx,  3, 

(in  tvalking)  ambulatrix  {in  tat* 

ling)  mulier  loquax 
A  g^x^  \  fee  godfdtbet 
To  gojjip,  tempos  coi^terere 
Got,  or  gctten,  acquiiitus,    na£lus, 

qua^tut,    partus    {with    cbifd) 

gravida  ta^  {fy  ir.ireat/)  irepe* 

trarui  ^by  chance)^  fcrticus   (A<- 
fere)  anticipaQi  ^r^  ki^id'ttn\  gc- 


G  k  A 


mat  {tf  feMkh)  for* 
vepcieiai 
To  gtvem^  gttberfio»  i.  moderar 
(«  fmmilj)  adminiftraf  e  rem  fa- 
mi  Harem  (ar  guide)  duco  (#w*« 
feij)  fe  g^&e  (rAr  JUte)  re«i» 
praeeilc  («  pmrimce)  provlndaai 
procurare  U  JBifJ  navim  gubci- 
aarc  (at  a  kiMg)  re^^  i. 

G9vem*dof,  reftus,  coa^iqwitut 

GevetHdifie,  tra£tabilii 

Gtvemarxe,  gubematio^  }.  adou- 
nifkracio,  3.  (ttgovermmm 

AgmtrnoMte^  gobernatriZf  }• 

Governed,  gubernatus,  reftui 

Agovernefs,  guberaatrix^  3, 

Governing^  gubernant,  imperaito' 
Agoverning,  gubernatio^  3. 

A  govemrnent,  regnum,  a.  impe- 
rium,  2,  provincia,  i.  res  pub^ 
Ilea  (dr^'/rtfi^)  dominatio,  3.  {of 
a  family)  ceconomia,  i.  rei  ta- 
miliaris  adminiftratio  {of  tie 
tofigue)  raodentio,  (of  a  flate) 
polhli,  I.  (in grammar)  regiffteii, 
3.  confccutio,  9. 

A  gavemour,  gubernator,  {In  chiefs 
princeps,  3.  priefes,  3.  (of  « 
country)  priefeflus,  a.  procuratar 

Gfvernonn,  magiftratus,  4. 

A  gourd f  cucurbita^  i^  pcpo,  3. 

The  gout,  podlgra,  i,  arthritis 

G'juty,  arthriticus 

A  gown,  toga,  i.  ftola,  i^ 

H^earing  a  gemin,  togarns 

Grace,  gratia,  1,  (in  fpecch,  &c.) 
decor,  3,  renuftas,  3.  digaitas^. 
3.  {at  meals)  benedi£!io,  3. 
(farouf)  favor,  3.  beneficium,  2« 
(pardon)  vcnis,  i. 

Agrace  (privilege)  privUegiixm,  t. 
(//j^*<i^/a^)lcpor,  j.elo^uentia,!, 

lUgrace^  in¥eftufla«,  j. 

1f^ 


GH  A 


C  R  A 


6  R  A 


Cri^  oni«tui»  condcicoratui 

fSr^fij^  venufttts,  etegaos  $    de- 
cora^ coaouinatt  decens 

Cr^etM^  decore,  veauftc 

Grsc^fiA^i  tet  grace 

€irw^%  podituij  diflblotut 

Tlis  ^y»w,  gratias»  //•  /. 

CrrjtfiiM»jr*tiofus«  benigMs  (moft) 
iiaeaifflmut 

GrtiOK^h^  hMnaiiitcr»  beoif  ne 

(fraeivupi^  beaignitai,  3.  comi 
tas,  y  Voerolntlay  i, 

A  gradiim^  gradatio,  3. 

CrsJualj^f  ptdetemin),  gradatlm 

A  i€0diistt»  graduatus»  4. 

A  grsf,  Qr  ff'aft,  tnfitum,  2. 

T<|  grt^,  or  X'*^*  inieroy  3.  in 
'  *ikh1o,  I.  (between)  inteilero,} 

Grofftij  Uocttlatua 

A  grster^  snfitor^  3, 

A  grafng^  ioocuJatio,  3. 

Grain  (com)  frttmentum^  i.    (of 
fa^t,  &c.)  mica,  ». 

A  grain  (ilk  weight)  granuoi*  2. 

Grain  (to  dye  with)  coccui,  2. 

The  grain  (of  wood),  ftamen,  3. 
(of  Uathn)  corii  nigx 

Crtfim  {of  paradifi)  grana  paradifi 

iof  ffi^/it/}   femina  Dcralli'  (ixr  a 
nvury)   brafii  exco^i   leii^uiix 

{of  aJlowanu)  excuiatlo^    con- 

donatio,  3. 
Ingrain,  cocuneut 
Againfi  the  grain,  invltl 
Crany,  granatut 
A  cKAKTMABf  granmar!ca>  i* 
Of.gr^mmar^  granunatlcui*  gram- 

maticalls 
A  grammarian,  grammaticuf ,  2. 
Crammatieal,  grammaticus 
Grammatiea//yf  granlinatlr^ 
A  granado,  granatum  bellKOltl 


Graadj  ingeni,  grandif  (torVft  a.lattsee)  ciathro^, 

A  grandfoii^  nepos^  3.    (daughter)  1     crumble  into)  infrio,  u 

neptis,  is,  fi    {farberl  aTus,  2,\GrateJ,  rafuij  dathratus 


{mother)  aviaf  i.  {infmejl)  iaqui- 

fitio  major 
A  grandee^  optimatf^  '3. 
Grandeur,  dignitas,  amplitudo 
A  grange,  prxdium,  i.  villa,  r.    < 
A    grants    permiflio,   3,     (thing 

granted)  concefTum,  2. 
To  grant,    concedo,    3.    fino,    3. 

[or  ackno\A'ledge)  fateor,  2. 
Granted,  pcrmiffus,  concefluf   (for 

granted)  pro  conceflb,  in  Confeilb 
K  granting,  conceflio^  3. 
A^rtf^,  uvt,  I. 

A  grape  gatherings  Tindcmia^,  3. 
Bearing  grapei,  uvifcr 
Graphical,  graphic\ij,  accnratus 
Graphically,  graphice,  accurate 
A  grapple,  harpago,  3. 
To  grapple,  corripio,  3.  (a   fhip) 

unco  apprehcndSre  {with)  obluc- 

tor 

Grappled,  unci*  conflri^i 
To  grafe,  Dafco,  depafro,  3.  (as  a- 

buliet)  ftriAim  attingere 
Kgrafier^  pecuarlus 
Kgrafp^  pugillum,  2. 
To  gra'^p,  pugno  conftringere   {at) 

capto,  I.  aucupor,  i. 
Crafpcd,  caplatus 
Grajpirg,  avidus,  avanis 
Grafi,  gramen,  3.  herba,  I. 
Bi-aring  graft,  herbifcr 
Ofgrafs,  gramineus 
Grajjy,  granainofas 
A  grajhoppcr,  lo€u#a,  r, 
Kgrajs  plot,  veridariumy  2. 
A  grate  (for   fire)  Craticala,  r.  (to 
'  Idok  througli)  clathms,  2. 
To 


Grateful  (agreeable)  aeccptui, 

tm%,  jucundiiiy  niavia 
To  he  gratefml,  gratuft  fe  pra 
Gratefnltfj  juand^  gnt£ 
Gratefedmep^  jacvnditaa,  ).    ] 

tndo,  3.  foavitaa,  y 
A  greaer,  radiila,  i. 
To  iHttiff   (obliee)  oUbqnc 

(indulge)  tndu^coy  x.  (w 

munero,  1.  compenfo^  t* 
Gratified,  obfequto  ddtnion 
A  ^i0{fKfi«fM,^itii€atic^  3i 
Grating,  mordft 
A  grating,  rafura,  t- 
Gratis,  gratuit6^  gratit 
Gratitude,  gratitudo,  3. 
Gratuitous'^  fl^tuitui 
A  greetahy,  prKmioa^  s«  n 

3.  m«cet,  3,  /« 
Gratulatory,  gntuUbundaB 
Grave  (feriouff)    fevenii»   f 

conftaiib,  modcftui  (fiid^i 

mceftofl  {in  fpae^)  friffil 

(ancient)  fenior 
A  grave,  fepnlcl^nim,  %,  tne 

2.  {digger)  tumulonim  M 
Of  agnave,  iepulchi^alia 
To  grave,  infculpo^  ^^^'l^  '. 
Gfarved,  infculptna 
Gravel,  fabulun^  2.  (lA  tht 

calculosi  2. 
To  graxel^  fabnlo  iaftrrnli 

perplex)  fcrupulum  mjicC* 
To  have  the  jertfvc/,cakui9  1ft 
Gravelled,  inbuia  inikAtu% 

(hip)    vadii  .  infiaur   (pcff 

hindered)  impcditue 
To  be  ^r«vi/^</y  hsfito^  Jk 
Gravelling,  difficxlia 


grate,    rado,     3.    {the     ^ars) 
perflringry  3.  {^he  tutb)  dcotibus  j  Gravely^^itr'^h,  gniYitec 
frer.dcre  («r  vex)  didis  mordcre  G^etvcly,  i  bulofui 

I  Cn 


PS,  fcqlptilis  . 
iifrtaer 

ndendo,  ^ 

ribn)  fevcritasy  grt- 

rdghO    pondus>    $# 

I  s«  cfCfBor,  3* 
racd  plenos 
r)caBui  (i«  rt^Mir) 
MQafcCttt 

caoefcOf  ^» 

caois  fKllicMi 

3.  (diripfiiig)  liqui- 

wheali)  axiingia,!. 
jofp,   3«    nngOy  $, 
tedc  corronipSre . 
I 
t  (nailjr)  fqualidui, 

\l,  fqvalJd) 
picdoy  3.  iUnnct 

naw. «. 

grandb,  aiagnm 
iogO^h  immenfus 
)  infignis  (violent)' 
tievoos)  gravis,  durui 
finnilitfiSy  intimus 
s  (men)  optimates, 
oth  chi/M)  gravida 
inndts  (auditme) 
JM  (in  0ge)  longaevus 
r)  esimia  Imut  (^tf/r) 
rinwniain  (friend) 
CM  (houfe)  duoius 
cafoa)  caufa  gravis 
D  filcntium  {wbiU) 
namher)  oumerofus 
ioctiffiinvi  (in  ahi- 
s  fiiffuhitifl  («r  cor* 
M,  corpskntus 


G  R  I 

Grtat^^^  nuximui   (chic/eft]   fu- 
^    premnsy  fummoi 
QreMty,  vald^  maiimi 
Greatnift,  magnitudo,  3,  (of  honour) 

dignitas  (w/rA)  famlUaritas  (im* 

roenfity)  vaftitas,  immeafitai 
Oretves,  ocrcK  % 

AgnciaHf  grecos,  i.  graiai 
A^grecifm^  grad(biuS|  s. 
Greedyt  avidas,  vorax   (of  homnr) 

ambitiofus 
A  inedy  gut^  comedo,  3.  m.  hellao 
To  htirudy,  avid^  concupiicSre 
GrtMy,  avide,  cupidi 
To  eat  intdily^  voro,  t. 
Greedinefi,  avarltia,  i.  (i«  MfAf) 

voracitas,  3.  avidius,  3. 
To  fpeMk  Greek,  gueci  loqat 
Green  {celmr)   viridis    («f    ^rtf/i) 

gramineus  (frefli)  recens,  mufteus 

(not  ripe)  immatunis 
A  wretn  (plat)  yiretum^  a«    [fir 

iewls)  phaerifteriun,  t. 
Tfibegreen^  vireo,  s.  virefco,  3. 
Greeni/h,  fubviridis 
GretMjt,  virlditas,  3.  viror,  3. 
To/rMT,  faluto>  i. 
Greeted^  falutatus 
Ap-eetwi,  falutatio,  3. 
ApritSroKj  craticula,  i. 
Grief,  dolor,  3.  oiceror,  3.  ibli^i' 

tudo,  3.  triftitia^  i.  moleftU^  i. 
Full  ef  grief,  triftis,  moef^us 
A.  frievance,  o^tnfio,  3.  injuria^  1. 
To  irifue  (or    troabie)  wxc,    f. 

€iucie>  I.,   molefto^  i.    (or   ^ 

grieved)  doleo,  2.  mereo 
Grieved,  vexatus,  excnidatui 
It  grirvetb  me,  piget 
Grieving,  mcerens^  doleni 
Grievous,  iofeftus,   gravis,   4ttrttss 

•ixQmanis,  atrox 


JORO 

Gritvmfmfi,  atrocitatt  3, 

conger  ro  fcAiWi 
Qrim,  tonon,  acerbuf 
Apymeue,  orii  dcpravatto 
HlehgrimmM,  del,   fiaolatl 
A  0  grime,  denigro,  i« 
Grimfy,  torvioi,  totvi 
Grimmfi,  torvitas^  3. 
A  grin,  oris  dtftortio  (forced  laii|h) 

nfus  fardoaicui 
To  grin,  fubrideo,  t. 
To  grind  (twrn)  ftf^mtmvixm  moK^re 

(/»  f^^ndir)  in  polverem  redticli^ 

(m  « /sw)   exacuoy    3.    {in 
tr  J  com 


,  contundo,  3.  {tbt  ttetk) 
dentibiis  fnndere  (with  tbt  temb) 
mando,  3.  UoUuri)  colorft  tf« 
H5re  (tkeptvr)  opprimo,  3, 

A  grinder  9f  C9ru,  molitor,  3, 

ThjB  grinders,  dentes  niolares 

A  grindii^,  molitura>  I,  (•»  « 
fine)  exacutio,  3. 

A  grind/hne,  cos  verfatilis 

A  gri^  (handful)  manipohis  (c^ 
t^beliy)  tormina,  jJ,  »• 

To  gripe  (take  hold)  conftringo,  3. 
(as  ^ain  doih)  pervello,  3.  (as  a 
uip)  in  ventos  nimiom  difcur- 
rSre  fas  a  mlfer)  pertinax  elTc 
pcconis 

To  he  griped,  torminiboi  affitt 

Agriputf  avarus 

GriJLy^  afper,  incultus  \tidi9us) 
^orribilis,  horrendus 

Crj//y(s^v.)  afperi,  horridi 

Grift,  farina  moknda 

A  griftte,  cartilago,  3. 

G^iftlyt  cartilageus 

Grit,  arena,  i .  (cobs,  3; 

Gritty,  arenofus 

GroMs,  fariaa  craffioff 

A,  g;rtmt,  drachma^  Xt 

L  K 


G  R  O 

A  grocer,  aromatopola^  i.  (*•  fhop) 

aromatopoUumy  a* 
Groctty,  aromatay  um,  n«  ' 
The /rtiify  inguen,  3, 
Agrocmf  agafe,   4.  {of  schamher) 
cubMolariui  {oxtbeftaiU)  ftabu- 
lariui(of /^ftole)  primariai   a 
regio  cobiculo  (forttr}  janitor 
icgittt 
A  gretve  (in  wood]  ftria»  t. 
Tcgnwi,  ftrio^  x, 
Trngnft,  psipoy  X*  ezpalpoy  i. 
Groped,  pnetentatos 
^gr^r,  palbttor,  3. 
A  irtftn^,  palpatio^  3,  [for)  pnc- 

tentatio,  3^ 
C7r0>S  (thick)  craflus,   corpnleotus 
(fat)  obefasy  pinguis  (my  great) 
ingenSy  immenfas  (maoifcft)  ma- 
nifeftos 
A  grofi,  duodecies  duodecim 
In  tbegro/sf  in  folidiifn 
Grosfly,  cntCc,  inconcinnS 
GroffrefsfCnBtudOf  3.  atrocitas,  3. 
Crotejfue,  mifcellaneut 
A  grqtiOf  crypta^  i. 
Agrove^  nemus,  3* 
Togrou/;  fee  to  gnmUt 
1^0  groveif  hami  fcfpire 
Grovelling,  homi  proAratn^ 
The  ground^  tena,  t.  huiftils,  »• 
iblum,  ju  tellni,  3.  {of  m  tbii^), 
cauCa,  t.  fundancntum,  s« 
A'grottwd,  in  vado  hantna 
On  tbegro9ndy  hAVA 
To   ground  (CeachJ    inftnio,     j. 
drceOy  a.    {upon^   or  truft  to) 
ippitoTy   1*  fundoy  i«    (or  efta- 
t>'iifli)  fancio,4.  l^JBip)  fubdoco^s 
Groundwork,  fundamentoipi 
Underground,  fubterfanevi 
Ground  (of  grind)  molhus,   con- 
tritos  (wr  j/offO  exaentns 
— -fa^  fuMiBtu^  conflit^ttos 


G  R  U 

Ground  ky^  hedera  terreftris 
The  ground  of  0jloor,  contignatio 
Of  the  ground,  terreftris 
Groun&ft,  fine  caufa 
Tkt  ground/U,  infcrum  limen 
A  group,  torba,  r.  corona^  i. 
Grout,  agrioroeluniy  2.  (wort)  ce* 

revifiae  azyoia 
To  grow,  crefco,  3.*  (fpring  up) 
exorior,  3.  (again)  regermino, 
I.  (or  become)  evado,  3.  (amonf) 
innafcor,  3.  (bigger)  adaugcfco, 
3.  (cheap)  laxo,  j.  Tiiefco,  3. 
(dear)  carior  fieri  (In  age)  ado- 
leico,  3.  pubefcoy  3.  (fat)  pin- 
guefco,  3.  (bandjonur)  venuftior 
fieri  (beaxy)  ingravefco,  3.  (in 
fajhien)  inolefco,  3,  (in  trace) 
virtiite  ma£lare  (in  length)  pro- 
mitto  (lean)  macrefco,  3.  (old) 
fenefco^  3.  (out  of  fafhion)  defa. 
«Ax),  2.  (out  of  ufe)  exolefco 
(over,  or  upon)  a^nafcor,  3.  (poor) 
ad  paupertatrm  redigi  (proud) 
fuperbio,  4.  (rich)  ditefro,  3. 
(pro^)  convalefco,  3.  (tame) 
manfuefco,  3.  (together)  concref- 
cq,  3.  (under)  Aiccrefco^  3.  (tip 
unto)  accrefco,  3.  (up  in  Jlature) 
adolcfco^  3.  (upon  one)  amicitia 
abuti  (weary)  fatigor,  i. 
To  growl,  ringo,  3. 
Tb  ^grown  (increafcd)  aageor,  3. 

(become)  fio 
Full  grown,  adidtui 
Growth,  inereinentun],2.fru£lua^. 
Agruh,  lumbricus 
To  grui  »p,  eradico^  f.  eflfodio,  3. 
Grubbed  up,  averruncatus 
A  grudge,  fimultas,  3.  odium,  t. 
To/rir/^^,  murrauro,  i;  in  video,  3. 
Beffrirtg  a  grudge,  invidus 
A  grudging,  livcT,  3.  invidia,  i. 
Grudgingly^  avaicj  gravatim^  sgre 


GUI 

Cruiiy  pu&Dentimif  %, 
Gruff,  tctricusy  tonma 
To  grmmUe,  marmuro,  r«  ma 
AgramUer,  nmrnnirator|  3. 
A  grumUing,  mmrmuratio,  1 
To  gnmt,  gnmnio,4«  perfird 
A  grnnttt^,  grunnitus,  4.     - 
Guaiseum,  h'gnun  iaodum 
Aguareinttep  fidenifS>r 
To  gnsnmtfet  io  K  rtcbSre 
A  guard,  cuAodia,  t.  ^of  j6 

fatellittom,  s.  pne6diom 
Li/eguardkp  icfii  iiReHitet  * 
juvauedruarig  cscobitoivi 
Guardt,  iatellitei,  3.  ^.| 
Thegusrdofafimdf  ca|«hi 
To  be  upon  the  guard,  excaboj 
To  guard  agalnfl^  ttifto,  s. 
attend   opon)  coailipo^ '  I 
protect]  defendo^  3.  mwi. 
(or  fecare)  cuflodio^  4. 
Guarded,  ftipatus»  cofto^tnt 
A  guardian,  tutor,  |. 
A  guarding,  flipatioj  %%  k^ 

(againft)  caudo^  J. 
Aguardianjhip,^  tHtefa,  I. 
A  gudgeon,  gobio^t. 
Gueganvs,  crepunAe,//. 
Agvrfs,  conjeGura,  i. 
To guefs,  conjicio,  3,  CMi)e£1 
^y^f^ffif  exconjcaura,  cosji 
Guejfed,  conjeaura  noc«S 
A  gucjfer,  conjeAor,  3. 
Agueji,  hofpes,  m;  r.  t^m 
conviva,  a,  e,  ('cbanOtr)  < 
culum,  a. 
Guidance,    du£lu9,  j^,    cinta 

adminiftratio,  3. 
A  guide,  dux,  3.  c. 
To ^uide,  duco,  3.  adduco^  «• 
Guided,  condu£lus ;  perdodo 
A  guider,  <iu«or,  3.  moderate 
A  guiding  5  ftt  guidance 
A  guild,  fodalitium,  a.  foc-eti 
Cuik 


UT 


upalia 
ii,  1.  dohi^  a. 
■dulenkiit,  vafer 
,4.  htxih  3* 
lOceiM^  ihAmis 
M)  caafdiity  font 
va/But  aureus  valens 


ii... 

%3.  fcuMlo,  I. 

(«!»tedatiM 
■lib  t*  fBigolioy  3« 
ifii^  3*  fraodatiO)  3. 
diMBcraKkula 


io6u 

'^  imoiiat  I. 


tetn 
tppofuin  fiiMr 
ffmeiiu  beUica  /din- 

4fit  nitranis 
Booy  3.  profloa,  3. 
cniptioy  3* 
trierca  particula 
pftu^  4.  guftatus, 
flat«  lakiuneai 


%jt.{frit^  r»f )colon 


HAD 

iToiut  (a  fowl)  exentero,  x.  erif- 
cero,  I.  ry^]  purgo,  i.  («  ^m/^} 
praedam  e  tt^o  egerCre 

Guttedf  exenreratus 

A  gutter y  canalis^    3.   bcma,    i, 
fiavfeentwo  ^j^i)comp)aYiain> 
2.  (i«/0  vfhich  M«ct  ^«/)  colli- 
quia?,  f/,    (f«  fiUgn)   inM,   i 
(-r/iS;)  imbrex,  3, 

To  gttitkf  hellaor,  i* 

KgutUr,  helluo,  3. 

A  guttting,  helluatk),  3. 

Gutturmi,  gvtturalis 

Toguxxle,  poto,  I.  pei|necor,  x. 

Aguzxler,  potator,  3. 

A  guxxling,  pputioy  3. 


HA 

A    lUheri^ber  (of  A«/i)  pUio,  3* 
^%    (ofykaAf  wares)  darduiarios^a 
nabtUmntf  apparatus,  4* 
A  Babit  (cuftom)  mos,  3.  confue- 

tudo,  3.   (of  apparel)  veftitus,  4. 

(of  body)    temperajnentuniy   %, 

crafis,  U,  fj^ 
Gotten  a  babit,  afltiefa^his 
Habitable,  habitabilis  (mT-]  ioha- 

bitabilis 
An  habitation,  domus,  2t 
Habited',  fee  clatheel 
Habitual,  ufu  contra Aos 
To  habituate,  ailuefacio 
To  hack,  cedo,  3,  concido,  3. 
llackid,  concifus,  caefus 
A  backing,  caeiio,  5, 
\.  hackney  (horfe)  con^uflitius  ^uus. 

{*coach)     currus       mefcenarius 

( -writer) .  fcri  ba  cond  udlitius 
? it  hackney,  Io;o,  I.  elocp,  !• 
4  ^haddock,  afiuus,  xnarinus,2i 


HAL 

A  hafi,  maaabrioM,  !•  cap«lai,  %m 
To  bmftf  aaaubrio  iafkniSre 
Hafiedf  manubmtus 
A  bag,  fvria,  x.  vocfica,  i.  (oisht 

mare)  tacabos 
A  hag^rfi^  cofnacahtm,  s« 
T^  hag f /if  licuoft  I. 
A  i'-if^'V,  liciutor  verberui 
A  hmg£U»g,  lickado  fcrboia 
Hail  (adj.)  fioui.  faluber 
Hmi  (fubXtO  graodo,  3. 
Hail  {*erb)  falte,  afC 
To  itfi4  compeUo^  I.  laluto^  t. 
Haitioitt,  ^|itioiiit»  aCroz 
Hmne^fiy^  ncfarie,  flagitioC^ 
HdiHimfnfft,  atFDritas,  3* 
The  hairt  iilm&t   3.  capillus,  s« 
(^  rA«  ^Ji^   coma,  I.   capiUi« 
Uam,  1.  (or  a  beaft)   tIIIui,  s. 
(of  tbt  firebead)  anttS|  ^/.  {•/ 
eyt  lidt)  palpebra 
Of  hour,  cjpiHaceus 
Having  Ur^  bthr,  comatvs   (^«/%r 
hair)  caefariatos  {<urltd    hair) 
cirratus  {'trnteb  bair)  crimger 
To  a  hair^s  breMttb^  ad  amuAra 
Haired,  criniCus  (red)  mfiis  f/&<^) 
villofus  [roiigb]  hifpidus  Xtbin) 
raripilus 
Hairy,  pilofus»  hirfutus 
Habrineft,  hirfutUt  >• 
Hairlejt,  dcpilii 
A  halbert,  bipcanis  fluiliCarii 
The  halcyon,  halcyon,  onis  j  w* 
Halcyon,  ferenus,  tranquiUus 
To  bale,  trahp,  3*  {inj  iublbkigQ,3« 
Haled,  traaus 
A  haRf^,  tnStui,  4* 
Half,  dimtdi<iii|,  a.,  medietai^  3. 
Note,  in  compofition  it  is  ren* 
dered  hyfemj,  tafemi-vtvust  half 
alive,  fimi-borfi,  half  an  hou^ 
Half  a  doxen,  fex 

L  %       ,  An 


HAT 

St^rf^wfi^    fereritu,    afperitas, 
t  (/«  tajh)  acer%iut,  3. 
A  horJUt^  exta  porcina 
A  kart,  cenrui,  a* 
€Hsbart,  cenrlnn 
Hart's  iwM,  cornu  cervinum 
Jfarwft^  vned^i,  3.  ('time)  autumnus 
Harvfft  (a<y.)  aotumnalis 
Of  harv^,  mcflToribS 
Aaj  harvcfit  feenifecinin,  s. 
A  iarvi/hum,  mettor,  3. 
A  i&«/W  jwfy  nux  abcllana  £lveftrif 

{tree)  corylus  (f row)  coryletusi^a 
A  iks/k  tfmemt,  miAutal^  «. 
TToha/k-  miuutin  concid&e 
A  hajp,  citna  ferrea 
Toit^,  ob(ero»  i.  oppetfulo^  z. 
JKcrW^  obieratus 
>A  itij^inr,  oppeiTuUtiOf  3* 
A  hajoeiy  fcirpiculam^  s. 
U^e^  feftinatio,  3.  celeriCai«  3. 
Imbafle,  fcftinanter,  feftine 
To  ifficn,  fdMnOf  i*  prapcro  (««#*! 

pace)    gradam  accdlerare    (/m 

much)  pnepropero,  i. 
Hajlttui,  properatUSy  matufltui 
A  bafttnirg    feftinatio,  3. 
Nafiily,  piopere,  fcftin^,  fefHnanter 

^(paifionately)  iracmid^ 
Ovtr  tajlify,  praematuri 
Jia/litufiy  przcipitatio^  j.  irdocitw, 

3.  {tefUnefs)  iracvndia,  z. 
Hafiinp,  pifa  praecocia 
Mafyf  propcrus,  feftlnans;  cooci- 

uras,     praFceps    {hot)    fervent 

(fudden)  fubitus(tefty)iracundui^ 

morufas 
To  he  bafyi  ardeo,  2.  ferocio,  4. 
A  ^4/9  galerus,  ».  pilcaa,  a.  {-band) 

fpira,  I.  (■i/iJl'r]  pileo,  oiiit  \  m. 
to  bateb  {cblcheni)  puUos  excJoc!Kre 

{fax)  carmino,.!.  {mifibieft  lia, 

&€.}  mala>  «r  dolos  procudSic 


H  A  U 

A   hatch  of  cbithntj    pullicics,    5. 

('/tf  iioor)  antic  a,  i. 
Hatcbid(t&  a  chicken)  ovo  exdufus 

(as  a  fword  hilt)  crenatus 
A  batcbely  pe£len,  3. 
To batchel,  carmino,  i.  pe^lino,^., 
HatcbelUdf  cariiiinatu« 
A  beube/liug,  carminatio,  3. 
The  batcbet,  tabulatem,  2. 
Voder  tbe  bgtcbes^  in  egeftaie  (in  the 

power  of)  Tub  poteftate 
Abatcbet,  fecuris,  3.  afcia,  i. 
A  batcbet/ace,  vultus  informis 
A  batebing  efcbkkens,  foetura^  I 
A  batcbwunt  \  fee  aubievemaa 
Hate,  invldia^  i.  odinm,  z, 


Full  of  bate,  invidus,  malignus 
To.  bate,  odiOk,  dcteftor,  J.  (eaeb 
ctber)  mutuis  odiii  flagrare  {wtb 
difdaln)  faAidiOj  4. 
To#«  bated,  odio  habftri 
Haied%  invifus,  exofui 
Haiefal,  odiofui 

An  bater,  ofor,  3.  {of  women)  Bfiy- 
fogynoa  (of    men)    naifanthropos 
{of  marriage)  mifogamos 
Hatirg,  perofus,  exofus 
A  bluing,  averfatlo,  3. 
Hatred,  odium,  2.  fimultas,  3. 
To  bave,  habeo,  2-  teneo,  2.  Dotior, 
4.  {a  tbing  erjfd)  prflKoni  aJiquid 
fttbjicSre  (awajS  abduco,  3.  ! 

A  banftn  )  fee  bariour 
Haugbtily,  {\j^r\3^^  elati  | 

Haugbtinefs,  faftus,  4.  arrogaatia,!. 
Haughty,  fuperbu»,  fafttiofni 
Having,  habens 
Haulm,  ftipula,  i. 
A  hauncb  \  fee  bancb 
A  baunt,  confttetudo,  3.  recefTuf,  4. 
Haunted,  frequentatas 
iiauntidhy^iritt,  umbris  inqnietatiu 
A  haunter^   frequentator,    3.    (of 


H  E  A 

flews)    ganeo,   2;    {of  taves 
popino,.3.  [ofmenstahlh)  paitfi 
A  bauntivg,  frequentatio;  3. 
Havocky  clades,  3.  ftragcs,  3. 
To  make  tavoi  k,  vaflo,  i.  fpolio. 
An  bautboy,  tibia  foni  acutioris 
A  baw-ti^rn,  JTpina  alba 
To  bowk  (fpit)  ftrco,  i.  exfcR 
1.  (cry  things)  res  venales  d 
mitare  (go a  hawking)  aucopor, 
A  bank,  accipiter,  3. 
Hawknofed,  nafo  aquilino  praedliti 
A   bawker  (pedlar)  mercator  d 

cumforaneui 
A  banking   (of  tbings)     vcndlt 
circuinforanra(fpitt$ng}  fcxcatai^ 
A  bawjer^  helcium,  2. 
Hay,  ittnnm,  2. 
Made  of  bay,  feenetis 
A  baymakery  fceoifex,  ;r»  ;  w. 
Hay  barvefl,  fcenifeciunl,  i. 
Hey  cock,  foenimeta  (loft)   huk 

3.  (dack)  fsninicta  major 
Hazard,  periculam,  2.  fee  dasigv 
A  baxard  (at  billiards)  ftindubi  f 

(at  tennis)  caverna,  i. 
T^baxard,  periditor,  z.  experiflrif^ 
Haxarded,  io  difcrioien  midfaf 
Hazardous,  anceps,  pericuiofn 
Hazy,  nebulofus 
Ht$  ille  ipfcy  ifte,  is,  hie 
I A  bead,  caput,  3.  {beads,  or  t 

proceres,  primates,  ^  n.  (d 
I     iolhge)  prcfes  (of  bair)  coma,  t 
(of  an  arrow)  fpicolum,  !•  (• 
point)  cufpis,  3.  (of  load)  pif* 
montoriom,  2. 
Of  one^s  own  bead,  fponti 
To  make  bead,  refifto,  j. 
Head  (adj.)  primarhu  (/lr«ji^)tCB^ 

temerarius 
Fore-ptrt  of  a  bead,  finciput,  3.  II 
{bindtrpgrt)  occiput^  3, 


E  A 

teads,  Viccpi,  (three 
pi  («  bttniud  beads) 

[Mity)  fj^citas,  3.' 
.  judicium,  ».  (fiaU 
^ntale,  3.  (of  a 
1/)  cithane  jugum  {or 
'5«>3'    {•f  ^  Spring) 

I,  dolio  fundum  im- 
^ewr)  ferrum  iiaft^ 
am  amy)  excrcitum 

d,  incoofaki 

tad,  fapporatut 

iis(as  an  army)  da^los 

dccurio,  m/i,  m, 

,  loebriaos 

capite 

mu,  praecept 

icipatus,  4. 

domittu,  feroix 

ieor,  a.    fano,  i.    (a 

Bos.c(M:glutino  (divi- 

io,  I.  (or  h  beaPd) 

Hiralefco,  3. 

s,  curatus 

,  medicabilif  {n§t  to 

imedicaUHs 

uis,  pacificus 

itio,  J. 

3.  TaletodOy  3. 

;  faleo,  liff,  %, 

ber,  bris,  c» 

alobritasy  3.  faiutas 

IS,  fanos 

,  3.  icenrnf,  2.  -(of 

let,  5. 

tBivio,  accufnuMji  i, 

'«^)  lfipcrioge9o,5. 

IMlatQS 

lolatio,  3. 
tlatiai,  acervarim 
,  4*  tKtmdiQ,    fttb 


H  E  A 

audio,  (or  be  informed)  certior 

fieri,  refcifco,  3.  (a  caufe)  cau- 

1am  cegnofcere 
Heard,  cognicuc, .  audtttti 
A  bearer,  auditor,  oris,  m» 
A  bearing,  auditus,4.  auditio,  3. 
Aitkin  bearing,  pnefti^fTe 
Hear  fay,  fama,  i.  rumor,  3. 
The  beart,  cor,  cordis,  n,  (or  mid 

die)  medium,    n.    (of  a    tree) 

medulla,  i. 
FuUcf  beart, .  animofus 
To  bave  a  hart,  audeo,  2, 
Out  cf  beart,  exanimis  (da  grouad) 

fterilis,  inforcundus 
la  beart,  antmorus  (as  land)   fer 

tilis,  opimus 
To  he  in  beart,    vigeo,    yaleo,   %, 

(out  of  beart)  ammum  deff^ond^re 
Heart  of  oak,  robur,  j. 
Next  to  one* s  beart,  ciiarifliffius 
By  beart,  memoriter 
To  lay  tot  beart,  aegri  fcrrc 
Siti  at  beart,  graviter  aegrotans 
Aftoeet  beart,  corcolum,  t.  amsca, 

I.  amicus,  2-.  procus,  x. 
Heart  brewing,  acerbiffimuf 
ITMr/^vmrfffyCardialgia,  i.  (grudge) 

fimultas,  3. 
Hardhearted,  immiferScort 
Hard  beartednefi,  intiumanitas,  3, 
Light  hearted,  hilarit,  lietus 
The  beart Jfrinn,  pnecordia,  fi. 
To  hearten  ;  fee  r«  animate 
A  hearth,  focu*,  2. 
Beloaging  to  a  hearth,  fscariiii 
Htartily,  fiocwe,   fortitrr]   avide, 

ex  animo,  acri  appeiitu,    cffufe, 

valde,  toto  pedore 
Ht^tineft,  finceritas,  3. 
B^arthfs,  defpooden*,  excora 
Huirty  (fihcere)  iincerusy  integer, 

(not  iick)  validus,  (anus 
frwfi  cBor,   3,  caJidiiw,    j.    far 


H  E  D 

paifion)  iia,  t. 
A  btatim  rates,  curfuf',  4* 
To  heat,  or  make  bot^  calfacio,  3**^ 
(or  he  in  a  beat)  candeo,  s.  sfhlo,^ 
I.  {an  ovia)  tunium  igoc  cale- 
fac^K 

W)tb  great  beat,  ardenter 

Heated,  calefadus }  iratui 

An  iroa  beater,  ferrum   ad   lintM 

poliendam  aptum 
A  heating,  calcfadio,  3. 

Heath,  erica,  t.  (or  common  land) 
agercompafcuus 

An  heathen,  ]nfideli%  paganui       -^ 

Heathemfm,  gcntilifmus,  2. 

Heaibemfi,  ethnicui 

To  beawe,  levo,  x.  allevo,  x.  (sr 
fweli)  tumeo,  2.  {uf)  attotiq^  3. 
elevo,  I. 

HfAvsK,  caelum,  i.  «.        • 

Heatfenfy,  coeleilif,  calitus  (beiagt} 
coelitec,  urn,  pL  {minded)  atSkm 
tibua  intenitti  {minaednefs)  remni 
coeleftium  cura  {things)  xftleftia^  . 
pi,  divina,  p/* 

Heavily,  graviter,  ^egre  (flowly)^ 
lente 

Heavinefs   (wCight)     gravttat,     ]•  v 
(drowfinefs)  fopor,  3.  torpor,  3^  • 
(dulnefs)  ftupiditas,  3.  (forrow* 
fulnefs)  triftstia,  I.  mcrror,  3. 

Heavy  {{zi)  xnitii,  tardus,  meftus 
(drowfy)  torpiduc  (dull]  fegntSy 
iners  ^  ^vcigbt)    ponderoftt«» 
gravit  (requiring  much  labourf . 
laborioius  (dirty)  Itttofns    .. 

To  make  heavy,  or  Jbd,  trifto,  T». . 
(in  weight)  ingravo,  i.   • 

An  bebraifit,  hebraifmui,  x.  - 

Hehreta,  hebraicni,  hebiseiM    .        * 

In  behrevD,  faebraici . 

Meffick,  fa«£ltcas 

A  he^or,  ficarius,  t,- 

Abed^e,  fcpetiV  ^^^ifc  l» 


H  E  L 

To  hedge,  fepio,   pji^  4.    {h^e) 
prsefepio^.(tf^«rt)  ciroumrepio44. 
An  bedgeb^,  echinus,  «• 

Jtiidgtd,    Icp.US,   IDMUtUS 

Mtcdt  cura,  i.  cajutela,  i. 

To  lake  Ited,  cavco,  2.  tttendo,  3. 

fee  to  talc«  care 
hecdiefs,  i  lei  tans,  iflcautut 
Jdeediesfyy  r.e?.iip«:ntcr,  incaMte 
Heeditijr.ejs,  i:fgiij:entia,  i. 
The  biii,  w».x,  cis,  f, 
.    To  heel^  ij  ciino,  i,  . 

To  he  fit  the  trelt,  inflo,  I. 
A  he^kr,  ciardifurins,  i. 
•A  W'^  juvenca,  i.  buc«Ia.  i* 
IZr/f^/,  altitude,  3.  {•/ a  difiemper) 
■  *rifis,    3.  («r  top)   culnen,    3 
jfor  tallAefs)  proceritat,  3. 
Jfeight  (aoj.)  fummos,  maxima* 
To  heighten  (lift  up)  erigo,  3.  (ag- 
frevate)  exaggero,  i.  (encourage) 
cxcito 
Heifbten*d,  fublatas,  aoiplificatus 
Jfttittittt  detefiabilis,  atrox 
To  tHaie  heinous  |  fee  to  heighten 
Hehmllyf    «gre,    faclnoroie^     ia- 

feafe,  irate 
Heinoufnefi,  immanitas,  3. 
An  heir,  heirefi,    haeres,    edis,   c. 
(jtt  law)  haerei   lege   {apparent) 
hsret    prxfumpttts    (in     part) 
beret   ex  parte    (of  the  tohele) 
manrea  ex   afTe   (joint)    cohaeres 
(iy  will)  hxres  teftimentariua 
ittirjh^,  hxreditas,  3. 
Held  (of  hold)  occupatus,  pofleflus, 
.laccoQBted)      asftiroattta     {faft) 
a(lri£his  (in)  inbibitus  {up)  fultus 
j^<//,  tartaruc,  2.  infernttm,  a. 
}Iellboimdp  improbus,  perditus 
Hel/rjhf  infernaHs>  inferaus 
A  helm,  gubernaculom.  clavus 
^J'^hmii,  caflis,-3.  P^'**  *• 
"^     '  ■  ■      ►  -galeatus 


HER 

Helpf  auxilium,  2,  fubfidiuixiy  2, 
adminkolimi,  2.  fappetiae  ;  arum, 
pi,  f,  (or  remedy)  remedium^  2, 

To  he^f  opitulor^  1.  juvo,  i, 
fubfidio  ajicujuf  fidiire,  promo- 
¥60^  2«  AippeditO|.  x.  libero,  x 
extrico,  x.  (up)  fublevo,  i 
fuftineo^  '2.  (or  avoid)  evito,  1. 
vito,  x.  efFiigio,  3. 

By  Goo*8  ^^,  deo  juvantc 

Helpedy  adjutus,  fublevatui 

An  helper,  auxiliator,  ai^utor,  3, 

Helpful,  auxiliarts 

Helping,  adjuvans 

Helplefi,  inopi 

Uelter  fielter,  cpnfufe 

A  hetve^  manubrium,  2. 

To  belnn,  manubrium  aptare 

Hem !  inierj.  hem  ! 

A  hem,  fimbria,  x.  limbui,  2. 

To  bem,  fimbria  ornare  (in)  obiideo, 
2.  circomfideo,  2.  {fir  call  back) 
rcvoco,  I. 

An  hemifphere,  haemifphaerium,  2. 

Hemmtd,  iimbriatits,  obfelTuSj  cir- 
cumfefliis 

A  hemming,  practexCuca,  I. 

Hemp,  cai)iubis,  it,  f.  linum,  2« 

Hempen  of  hemp,  lineus 

A  hen,  gallina,  I. 

Of  if  hen,  galUnaceut 

Hfnroo/i,  pertica  gallinarit 

Hen  htartody  timidut 

Henpeeh,  tixori  Quptus 

Hence,  or  from  benoe,  ex  hoc  (bt 
gOQe  !)  apagc  te !  (fr4m  hence) 
ab  hint  (forth)  de  hinc,  deixKcpSj 
porro,  pofthao    • 

HepatiCf  hepaticus 

An  heptarchy,  beptarchia,  x. ' 

Her,  ejus,  illius,  iplius  (berfelf) 
ipfa,  ilia 

Byberjelf,  fola 

Htr  owa,  iua 


H  E  ' 

An  her^d,  fzciaiit 
Heraldtyj  jus  faeciale 
An  herh,  herb*, i •{for  th 
Herbage,    (pafture)    paf 
(ty  the  of  herbs)  decim 
bis  (tythe  of  gra^og)  ju 
^  herbal,  "botanologia, 
An  herbaliftf  botanicos,  : 
Full  of  herbs,  herbofus 
Herb  market,  fonim  oUtc 
HerbJeHer,  olitor,  3.  oltt 
An  herd,  armestum*  2. 
To  herd  together,  conven 
An  herdfiuaUf  annentaric 
^A-f^hic  (behold  !)ecce!  I 
hue  (and  there)  hie  iUi 
fparfim  (after)  pofth: 
in  his  parti  bus  (^  1 
ex  hoc  (by)  ex  hac, 
hae  re>  hint,  (in)  in  I: 
hojus,  de  hac  re  {t9fo 
antehac,  olim  (1^011)  1 
ad  hoc,  adhoc  (wth)  1 
H^itabkt  hertditary^  hei 
Herejjf,  hanrefi^,  3.  f/ 
An  heretic,  haereticuSf  2. 
Heretical,  haereticus,  aij 
HereticaUy,  hatiretice 
An  heritage,  patriflMmiui 
An  bermaphrtiiitt^ttfm^ 
An  hermit f  eremittt  ee. 
An  hermitage,  eremite  o 
An  hero,  heros,  ii,  c» 
Heroical,  heroicos 
Heroically,  fortiter 
A  heroine,  herois,  tdit,  ' 
An  herring,  halec,    erit, 
(pickled)  hateccondiu 
balec  faliu  et  f«mo  di 
Her^s,  t\n%,  illiuSy  ipfitt( 
A  herfe,  feretrum,  2. 
To  hejitate,^  hxfito,  i. 
An  befitating,  haefitatio, 
Heterodox^  hccero4oxu8 


IG 

I  hetcfofeiieot 

ido,  3.  {i^mJer)  dif- 

{imM)  fuccidoy  3.  (/« 

• 
V)  oriM,   dolatiu   (/>r 

keugoiuM^  »; 

r^iM^a  fingttktts,  4. 

abditvs,  aicaotts 
1»,  1.  coritmi,   x.  (t^ 
itma 
)  abicMdo,  3.  occalto, 

rtcoftAo,  3.  (A*/*r*) 
|.  (or  cover)  operie,  4. 
Oy  I.   (h  the  grwfti) 

i/vgeAtP^  cooperio,  4. 
tecs  s.  iletiteo,  a.  ia- 
litefcoy  3.  - 
iltator,  3* 
ktrridiM,  bomdiM 
vc,  tetr^y  horrid^ 
onoTy  3» 

x«tCacio>   3.    (fUee) 
htibalam,  a. 
ijenrchius 

kierarchia,  l« 
•  faierogJyphicas 
iuernglyphica,  fi. 
fn  ciiiftria  ofUadra 
rt 

OLotiCfU,  fupnmus, 
traMltns    (in  fiaturi) 
tMseti)  prettofof 
lUiflie,   feorfum  {or 
fermatf  fuperut 
liii  geaere  natus 
fortify  acer,  ferox 
jitno  ekcasy  fuptr- 

r« 

?,  pAotilcx  maxjmus 
ria  regia 
naottit  iafidlator 


H  I  R 

Higher f  altior 

To  be  bigbtr  j  fee  to  eaicil 

Higbeftj  fummtis,  fupremus 

Highfy,  alte,  cxcelli 

Higbttefs,  celfitudo,  altitado,  3, 

A  ^ii7,  monsy  3.  collis,  3. 

An  hiJixky  colUculttS,  2.      . 

Hi^j  mootanus 

A  hi&,  capuluBi,  a. 

£y*  Af«r,  illiua,  ejus,  huju8 ;  de 
iJlo  {^fiff)  All,  per  fe 

HtJn'w^/f,  ille  ipCc 

A  ^iWy  cerva,  i. 

Hinder ^  pofterior  (fieet]  pedes  pofte- 
riores  {piort  •fthe  bead)  occiput, 
3.  {fart  of  the  neck)  cervix,  3, 

Ta  binder,  impedio,  4.  obfto,  z. 
inhibeo,  2.  probibeo,  t.  (inter- 
rupt) interpelloy  i.  laterturbo,  i. 

An  hindrance  (ifl^pedimeot)  impe- 
diaaeotui^,  a.  mora,  i.  {lofi,  or 
prejudice)  daxnnam,  a.  incam- 
n»edum,2. 

To  be  bindredt  i|npedior>  4. 

Hitidredy  impeditus 

A  Irindarer^  interpellator,  3.  hicri 
oppugnator,  3. 

A  hindering,  retardatio,  3. 

Hindinoft^  poihciviui 

An  hinge y  cardo,  3. 

A  bint,  indiciom,  a.  ffionitlo,  3. 

To  bint,  innuo,  3.  Cuggero,  3. 

Hinted,  fuggrftua 

^hinting,  monitio,  3, 

Hip  !  (interj.)  heus  I  eho  ! 

A  hip  (berry)  cynoAati  bacca 

The<^;^,  coxendix,  3,  coxa»  i. 

Hi f  gout,  fciatica,  J. 

Hrppijh;  ftt  hjpocondriac 

Hire,  merces,  3.  ilipcndium,  1. 

To  hirCf  conduce,  3. 

To  let  to  hire,   e)oco,  i.   . 

The  hire  of,  locarium,  a. 

A  day  t  hire,  diariunifa. 


H  O  A 

Beiongin^  f  hire,  ftipeadianaa 
Hired,  conda^vu,  conda^Mot 
An  hi*'eiing,  mercenariuiy  a« 
A  hirer,  coodudor,.  3, 
A  hiring,  condaftio,  3.  {otO)  lo^atto 
Hit,   ejus,   illiusy     ipfiat^     hujua 

{own)  fuus,  proprius 
An  bi(i^  hij/ittg,  fibilual,  a. 
To  hifs,   fibilo,   I.    {Hke  s  gooff) 

%\nprio^,{offthi/Uge)€Xf\odOfl* 
An  hifivrian,  hifiorkos,  a. 
Hiftoricat,  hiftoricus,  adj* 
Hiftoricalfy,  hiftorice 
An  bifioey,  hiftaria,  ee,  f. 
To  bit  {iWiice)   ferio,  4.  percatio, 

3 .  (happen,  or  Aieceed)  contingo^ 
3;  accido,  3.  Aiccedo,  s^  \or 
agree  about  a  thing)  contention 

4.  OBBcerdo,  X.  (on  a  thing)  i« 
roan  iacidSre  {againft)  col  lido,  3. 
allido,  3.  ,  (or  beat  down}  dif- 
jicto,  3.  (ill  thetcttb)  cxprabro,r* 

A  bit,  i^fj  ^  percuffio,  3.  (or 

chance)  Tors,  3.  caAit,  4. 
Hit,  i£lui,  percuiTvi 
A  biuing  aguinft,  colUfio,  ^, 
Hit  tar  mifs,  ]wBtz  eft  alea 
To  hitch,    /unearripSre  (or  siove 

farther)  paulum  movere 
To  hiuheif  carmioo,  !•  pe£h>»  3* 
An  hithe,  portM,  4.- 
Hither^"  hue,  horfum  (and  thither^ 

hue  illuc,  altrd  citroque 
Hither,  or  nearer,  ciicrieff  • 
Hfthtrmoft,  citimus 
Hitherto,   adhuc,    ha£tenui,   ufqaa 

adhuc,  hucufquc'  • 
Hitherviard,  horium 
A  hive,  alYeare,  3. 
A  p/aee  for  hives,  'apiarium,  a*     * 
A  hoan,  coticula,  t. 
A  hoar  frcfi,  pruina,  I. 
Hoarinefs,  canities,  5.   f«        . 
Hoarfe,  raiKUS)  (ufc^%  .  •* ' 


H  0,G 


3.  {pf[petch) 


To  U  harfi^  nmceo,  s.  {<*  prow 
A««r»imnicefco,.3. 

Htarjenefsy  ratwiuu^ 
,     ravis,  |^ 
itoary,  canns,   albefcena  («  ^e^) 

fruinofas  (or  'mouldy)  muadus 
"5o  ke  btarj^y  caneo^  2.  incancfco,  3. 
Hwrjf  i6fl/rX|  ctni,  />/. 
A  ^0^  »tfi7,  davus  rufilcorum  cal 

'  ceis  impadus 
To  ^^/f,  claudico,  i,  {or  do  care- 

leisly)neglig€nter,  orlevitcrag»re 
Bobblifi^^  inconcmiiiu(rough)  afper, 

^>  UM, 

JloUiiugiyy  male,  iaconciiuie 

A  bok^^  masflos,  2. 

A  hobby  borfi,  aruodo  longa 

A,  bob^rMin^  lanra,  i.  fpedlroa^z. 

A  ^«o(  ofbacon^  perna  porcina 

To  Ao^A,  iopperoo,  i,      ' 

tS^ld boekfV'innm  Rhenenfevetuihim 

A  bocutpocui,  prsftigiator,  3. 

A  Aoi/,  tmlla^  1, 

MMy^  betus,  fanus 

A  bedggtedge^  niifcellanca,  //, 

A  ^og-,  ius,  f,  -3,  porcusy  2.  (///r/r) 

r  •  jptrceJluty  2.  iyoung)  nefrcndis, 

fV,   «.  (bacon)  porcus  faginatus 
.  (^oxvow)  verres  caftrmtus  {fiy-fed) 

porcus  altilis 
li^jxbog,  porclnm^  fuiUus 
Ahoggril^  OTIS  bideas 
A  bogberd,  fubulcus,  2. 
A  bogloujCf  pediculos  porcinas 
Meg's  baitfia,  exca  porcioa 
/%/jf,-  iuile»  j, 
A  bogfiead,  doliuxn,  2.  cadui 
hedgehog,  echinus»2. 
•^^^^i/^  (ciowni/h)  auiticos  (fcrly) 

mo(K>rus  (nigardly)  fordiduc 
Ifoggi/i/Iy,  iiifticje,  Tofdide,  moroO 
Jfoggi/htu,s,  TVtAickii^  3.  Buwofitas 
Abogooj  lapor  Vjehemcju 


H  O  L 

Hoifiedup,  fiiblatus 

A  bold  (cave)  latiboluni)  2.  (thing 
.   to  hold  by)  adminiculttm,  2.  (^ 
w/A/     ^«^i)     ferarum     cubile 
{Jlrong  )  praefidluniy  2.    . 

To  bold,  retineo,  2.  leneo,  2.  obli- 
neo,  2.  (on,  or  continue  as  a 
debate)  duro  (or  affirsn)  aflero^s. 
Ytndico,  1.  (or  think)  puto,  I. 
(a£andle)  facemalicui  praelucere 
(or  contain)  capio,  3.  contineo, 
2.  (or  lz&)  duro,  I,  refto,  I 
(back)  detineo,  retineo,  2.  (<lo^ 
together)    comprimo,    3,    (one*4 

.  breath)  fpiritum- coroprimere  (/») 
cohibeo,  3.  (in  the  reins)  habenas 
premere  \off,  at  Tea)  rudentem 
abftr^here  (off^  or.  refrain)  ab- 
fiineo,  2.  (outf  or  persevere) 
perfevero,  i.  {a  public  Jolt)  auc- 
tienem  facere  (one*s  peace)  tacco, 
2.  fileo,  ^,  (a  parliament)  fena- 
tum  habere  (out)  perduro,  i. 
(up)  attoUo,  s*  (^  Vfager)  pignut 
dcponere 

The  boldof  ajhip,  navii  peoetrale 

In  bold,  in  cuflodia 

A  boldfafly  uncut  ferreus 

Holden.  comprehenfus  (back)  dif- 
tenfus  (itt)  inhibitus,  coercitns 
(out)  protenfus 

Jloldifig^  teoens  (one^s  purpofe)  coo- 
cilii,  or  propositi  tenaz 

A  holding  bad,  retentfo,  3..  (tiofVir) 
fupprefTio,  3.    . 

Holding  faji,  ten  ax,  pertinax 

A  holdfng  in,  cohibitie,  3.  (up) 
Aiftentatio,  3.  (one*speace^  filen- 
tium,  2.  taciturnitas,  3. 

A  .bolcy  foramen,  3.  (to  lurk  in) 
latebra,  I.  (or  cave  in  the  earth) 
fpclunca,  I.  (in  a  prljon)  tuUi- 
anum,  2. 

To  make  a  bole  through,  transfodio. 


H  < 

3.  pea^tro,  i. 
Ahole^  9r  chink,  r 
A  breathing  hole,  f] 
Fullofholes,  ferami 
Holify,  ianac 
Holinefs,  fanftitas. 
Hollow,  cavus,  cav 
An  i>o/ibw,  concav 
To  hollow,  excavo, 

isoop)  vocifero,  1 
To  he  hollow  like  a  fi. 
Tht  hollow  of  the  ft 
Hollow  as  a  pipe,  ti 

▼ox  fufca  (-^«tfr/£ 

paetos  (as  a  reed] 
Hollowed,  excavatu 
A  hollowing^  excav; 
Holfawne/t,  cavitas, 

C9,yfirn9L,t,(of.tbi 
Htf^m,  adjutus 
Holy,  facer, .  fan Aui 
Holy  things,  iacra, 
Hofy.  writ,  fcriptHi's 
Hofy  of  holies,,  fand' 
Tit  make  holy,  confec 
An  holy  day,  dies  f( 
Holy  G host,  /pi 
/fo/y  tburjday,  dies 
Homage^  dientela,  1 
/fome,  dninu&»  i.or  . 

domi,  in  dooio  (/ 
Home,  (In  argument 

(^/vw)  validus,  m 

tic)  domefticus  (< 

(accufalion)  acri: 
Home  (z^v.)  freely,  1 
Short  borne,  in  via 
Homelinefs,  rufticitai 
Homely,  rudi«,  imp( 

inQoncinnusj^efo 
Homeward,  domum 
An    homicide   (that 

homicida,  <r^  m. 

fnicidi^m,  t>  n. 


too 

homilia,  t;  cbnciOy  3. 
,  hoaofeaeus 
1,3.  f; 

btu,  hondhiSf  integer  | 
nidKut,  TerecuadiM 
c&fPy  homofrogi 
rab^  iKMieft^ 
Micfcimy    nAim }   pro- 
itegrintt}  podicidat  i. 

■9^ 


tMMT,  3.  hoooe,  3.  (re- 
a) ftauy  I.  cxiftimati^3. 
ty)  podiotia 
r,  iioooroy  z.  colo^  3. 
»r,  doauaatio  ycftra 
fhtmn-^  konorit  avidos 
■Mr,  honoratus,  Tencrabilu 
(Mwrr,  hooorifictta 
V,  Qbftrit,  aobiHa 
%  aooorifiut 

mtt  boBorabiliSy  pre^laraa 
^■vraMr,  Uhdirifiinafy  am- 
ian 

■Mw/if  noKlitai,  3. 

?)  miaificiy  ami^liffime 
imwntat 
"■^f  CQkiit,4.reTereiitia,  i . 
^«««/,  nJam,  %•  (for  the 
9  tactiha,  »•  capitiumy  2. 
ipriefl^  or  woman)  ledi- 
■foB)  1.  Xtv'ride  in)  pallium 
*ni!B  (ibr  a  graduate,  &e.} 
kSdijf. 

■■pu,3.(^«/6«r/>)nngala,  i 
f  hum,  uoctts  (ifiw^  itM() 
a»i.(/%(^^6i0d)fafcina,i. 
i^lufala,!.  C/^«^0 
t  !•  (r#«M(^'V«wrl»}  mncina, 
^or  ^6)  lalx,  rif,  f.  ^o^ 
mt)  Sbult,  I.  (^M/  rr^ff 


H  O  R 

book)  harpago,  3t   (hooki  of  a 

daor)  cardines,  pi. 
To  book  itif  fee  to  intice^ 
dfthe  Mb,  makaffeaoi 
To  i&MA  (grapple)  inuncoi  i.  (toge- 
ther) coaibalo,  i. 
MMlr^^amatus  (aooked)  obuaais ; 

falcatus,  curvatus 
Htokednefif  adoncitas,  3« 
^n  Uof,  vimeo,  3.  circolat,  a< 
To  ho9^  vieo,  2.  (or  boUow)  voci- 

fero,  I.  exdamoy  i. 
The  botfini  ceygb,  tuffis  ferina 
A  bv^y  or  b9ftt  lupolm ,  a. 
Anbop^  Qxjum^  faltus,  4. 
To  bift  faltito,  i.  fubfulto  (tokop 

beer)  cerevifiam  lapulis  condire 
Hfe^  fpes,  5.  fiducia,  t.  {a  boft) 

dorfuro  fnoatis ;  fpecula,  i. 
To  hepe^  fpero,  r.  expe^o 
Fafl  hope^  defperatus,  infperatus 
Forhm  bepe^  antecurfortSy  o/. 
Htped  for,  fperatuf,  fperabilis 
Hiptful,  de  quo  beni  fperatus 
H*pekfst  ezfpes 
Hoping^  fperant 
Hipperofamillf  infuodibulum 
Ah  b9rdt  acerms,  2, 
To  bor4,  accumulo,  i,  coDigo,  3, 
Hordedf  accumulatus 
^nbtrJer  up^  accumulator,  3. 
The  bvrixon^  horieon,  tts,  m, 
HmxMittl^  honcontaiis 
A  bom,  cornu,  in  deel. 
Bugk-bomy  como  venatorium 
Jfik'bpm,  atramentarium,  2. 
}hrn-work,  (tt fortifictttiM 
Of  born,  corneus 
Hard  ax  horn,  comeolus 
Hormd,  cornutus,  corniger 
An  bonter,  cornoom  opifex 
Horny,  corneus 
An  borofcope,  horofcopui,  a. 


H  O  S 

iBrible  (terrible>  horribiti^  hoiu-' 
ridoe*  (heinous)  dirui,  infaodiif- 
(exceffive)  iminoderatus 

Horrid^  ietbornVt 

HcTTMir^  horror,  3.  terror^  3- 

FuliofborroTt  horrore  peifofafl 

A  litt/e  b^rfip  mannus,  eqaulni,  sir  * 
{ambling  borfe)  equus  toUotariat 
(rrotting)  equu*  fuecoflator  ifiny) 
cabailus,  2.  {cart  borJV)  juflmi* 
torn,  a*  (coach  horfta)  bijugei^ 
pi.  m.  (to  dry  c/otbes  Mr)  cantlie* 
ritts,  2.  [backney)  equut  condoc- 
titios  (bobiy  borfi)  arundo  looga 
{bunting)  equut  vesator  {ligbt) 
*vcredu8,  2.  {wttb  m  bard  motitb)  • 
duri  oria  {firrei)  fpadix,  tds,  m, 
{wineing)  calcitro,  inis,  m,  (colt) 
pullus  oqainus  ^ 

A  b^r/e,  eqpus,  s« 

Tbebor/i,  equitatus,4« 

To  borjfe,  in  equum  mlttj^re  {one) 
in  humeros  fuftollere  (as  a  ftaU 
Hon)  ijilio,  4k 

Of  a  borfe,  equinui 

A  berfi  eourfer,  equorum  mango 

Horfe  courjtng,  equonim  permutatio 

Horfe  guards,  fat;pllite3  equeftrea 

Horfekeeper,  agafo,  onit,  m, 

Horfe  ieeeby  hirudo,  3, 

Horfo  had,  fagma,  3.  n* 

Horfeman,  eques,  ttii,  c# 

Light  borfemen,  veloccs,  Telitet,  /^ 

Of  a  borjemah^  equeAer 

A  borferace,  hippodromiii,  2, 

Nor/ed,  equo  veftus,  in  equo 

Htrffmanfifipf  arsequcftris 

Hortative,  hortativoi 

A  bofe,  tibiale,  3. 

H^earing  bofe,  caiigatttS 

Ofbofe,  caligarius,  adj. 

An  bejier,  caligarius,  2« 

HoJ^itahle,  bencvo'us,  hofuitaUi 


HOG 

To  ke  hMrfi,  nniceo,  %»  (<*  grow 

io^ft)  trnmcefco^.  3. 
iJoarfy,  jiMci,  nucHm 
H$arfinefs,  ratwiuu,  3.  {<f  fpeecb) 
»     ravis,  |, 
iftftfry,  camis,   albefccna  («  /roft) 

fruinofiis  {or  mouldy)  mucidus 
"5o  ^  ^A^p^)  caneo,  2.  incanefco,  3. 
Hwrjf  />tf/rx,  ctni,  pi, 
A  m  >M//,  clavus  ruAlconim  cal- 

'ceis  impadus 
To  heUUf  claudico,  i.  {or  do  care- 

leisly)neglig€nter,  orlcviteragjJrc 
Bobblifi^^  incondnBus(rough)  afper, 

HoUliugfy,  mal^,  iaconciiuie 
■A  bok^^  masflos,  a. 
AhoUyhorfe,  aruodo  longa 
;A  JbU^M&'/i,  lanra,  t.  fpe£lroa,z. 
A  ^«ii  ofbacoK^  perna  porcina 
To  ifefl^A,  iopperoo,  i,      ' 
0ldbock^yt\nnm  Rhcnenfevetuihim 
Abo€uspocui,  prsftigiator^  3. 
A  bed,  .tmliay  I. 
tlodd^t  betus,  fanus 
A  bodge  pedge^  mifccUanca,  pi, 
A  bog,  iui,  f,  3.  porcusy  1.  (/////?) 
:  •  jptrcellui^  a.  (young)  nefrcndis, 

fV,    m.  (^f0ir)   porcus   faginatus 

{baxroiw)  verres  caflratus  {fy-fed) 

porcMs  altilis 
ZpM«  ^  i^gr,  porcintis,  fuiUus 
A  boggrtly  OTIS  bideas 
A  bogberd,  fubulcus^  2. 
A  bogloufe^  pediculos  porcinas 
Mog's  baujla,  exca  porcina 
tfogfty,-  Juile,  j. 
A  bogpead,  dolium,  2.  cadui 
}1edge  bogy  echinus,  2. 
i/ipg-^^  (clowni/h)  ■ufticos  (fcrly) 

mo(K>rus  (nigardly)  fordidus 
fiogg'Pjfyi  ii>/ticje,  fordide,  moroO 
JIoggiJhnc.it  ru^i^ita^,  3.  Buwoiitas 
A  bogooy  fapgr  vehemcju 


H  O  L 

Hoiked  upy  fttblatus 

A  bold  (cave)  latibolom,  2.  (thing 
.   to  hold  by)  adminiculttm,  2.  (^ 
w/'A/     ^A^j)     ferarum     cobile 
{firong  )  praefidiuniy  2.    . 

To  i>o/</>  retineoy  2.  jCeneo,  2.  obti- 
neo^  2«  (on,  or  continue  as  a 
debate)  duro  (or  affirfn)  aflrero,3. 
vtndico,  I.  {or  think)  puto,  l, 
{a  catuMe)  facem  alicui  pnelucera 
{or  contain)  capio,  3.  contineo, 
2.  (or  laft)  duro,  i.  refto,  I. 
{back)  detineo,  retineo,  2.  {<lo0 
together)    comprimo,    3,    {one'4 

'  ^rM^i&)  fpiritum  coroprimere  (/») 
cohibeoy  3.  {in  the  reins)  habenas 
premere  {off,  at  fea)  rudentem 
abftr^hcre  {off^  or.  refrain)  ab- 
fiiaeo,  2*  {outf  or  persevere) 
perfevero,  i.  {a  public  JaU)  auc- 
tienem  facere  {one's  peace)  taceo, 
2.  fileo,  %»  {a  parliament)  fena- 
tum  habere  {out)  perduro,  i. 
{up)  attolio,  s*  (^  v/ager)  pignus 
dcpongre 

The  bold  of  afiip,  navis  peoetrale 

In  bold,  in  cuflodia 

A  boldfafty  uncut  ferreua 

Holden.  comprehenfus  (back)  dif- 
tenfus  {ill)  inlvibitus,  coercitus 
{out)  protenfus 

Ueldjn^^  teoens  {one*spurpofe)  con- 
cilii,  or  prcpofiti  tenaz 

A  holding  back,  retentfo,  i,^{down) 
fupprcflio,  3. 

Holding  fajif  t«nax,  pertinax 

A  holding  i>,  cohibitie,  3,  {up) 
Aiftentatio,  3.  {one^speace^  filea- 
tium,  2.  taciturnitas,  3. 

A  .bolcy  foramen,  3.  {to  lurk  in) 
latcbra,  I.  {or  cave  in  the  earth) 
fpelunca,  i.  {in  a  prijon)  tuUi- 
anum,  2. 

To  make  a  bole  through,  traAsfodiOj 


H  OM 

3.  peafetroy  1. 
A  bole^  or  dfink,  rimZf  ^r,  j 
A  breathing  bole,  fpiranienta 
Full  of  holes,  fofaoMjiofoi 
Holify,  hnae 

Holinefs,  fanAitas»  3.  pktUt 
Hollow,  cavttSy  cavemofua 
An  holkm,cQnamimp  2. 
To  hollow,  excaro^  u  cavor 

hoop)  vocifiefo,  f .  iaclam 
TobeboUowtikeaJjpiuige^  fit 
The  JfoUoto  of  the/ett,  fnbtal 
Hollow  as  a  pipe,  trnhvihttti, 

Yox  fufca  {'hcarftdi  AJlax 

paetos  (as  a  reed)  fiftiikliu 
Hollowed,  excavatM 
A  hollowing,  excavatio,  j. 
Holfowns/t,  cavitas,  3.  {atite.^ 

c^yfiw,  I.  (tfjhe  eya)  am 
lf9^ra,'adjutiu 
Holy,  facer,  fanflof 
Holy  thills,  ikcray  pL 
/fe^!  wriVy.fcriptura  (acra 
/fo^  ofbolia,,  fandum  iaodf 
?>  wa^^  ^f  oonfecro*  i.  ia« 
^11  i&0^  ^,  dies  fe^us,  feri 
Holy  GHQST»./pirit«is  (ao£ 
Holy  tburfday, .  din  afceaiioai 
Homage^  dientela,  I.    , 
Home,  doouit^  jpff  «f»  f.  (at 

domi,  indojDip  {/tom  borne) 
Home,  (in  argument)  danifl,. 

{blow)  validus,  ar  fbrtis  (d 

tic)  domefticua  (oniet)  Tio 

(accufation)  acria 
Home  {zdv,)  freely,  liber^  au 
Sbcrt  home,  in  via 
Honulinefs,  rufticitas,  3. 
Homely,  rudia,  iasfkolitus,  nil 

inQoncinnus;  Reformist  in^t 
Homeward,  domum  verfui 
An   homicide  (that .  doth  n 

homlcida,  <e^  m.  (the  a^ 

micidipm,  (^  «• 


o 

ilia,  t;  coBciOi  3* 
lofenctts 

F;  ^     •      ■ 

boBciniSy  intact } 
M,  verecundiM 
homofrogt 

OB^  icAuin }   pro- 
»;  {(odicitMy  t. 
Gfo,  If. 
adlifictii   * 

IS         - 

ims,  «• 

3.  hoooe,  3.  (re- 
ly I.  cxiftimatio^3 


)ro,  z.  colo^  3. 
Bisatio  Tcftra 
',  konorii  avidot 
norattts,  Tcncrabitis 
hooorifictta 
ria,  BobBia 


orabilisy  pne^lams 
,  iUuftrifiiniiSy  am- 

lobiHtat,  3. 
goific^^  an)|^liffiine 
atut 

ltas,4.reYereHtia,T . 
Tdam,  2.  (for  cbe 
Sy  2»  capitium,  2. 
or  woman)  ledi- 
[19  ride  r«). pallium 
M- a  graduate,  &e.} 

(^tfi&orfif)ongala,i 
,  UOCB8  (Jbee^book) 

fuUf  I.  {form beat) 
veed-woith)  roncina, 
i)  fsAxt  cis,  f.  (J^ct 
»o]a^  I*  {great  tr$n 


H  O  R 

M()  harpago,  3.   (hooki  of  a 
door)  cardines,  pi. 
To  bd9k  hf  fee  to  :«ftV#* 
dfthe  bodty  makaffeaoa 
To  Uok  (grapple)  inunco,  i.  (toge- 
ther) coaibalo,  x. 
MMlf^^amatos(ctookedJ  obuaais  j 

falcatus,  curvatus  ^ 

Htokedneft,  adancitas,  3. 
^n  Uof,  vimeo,  3.  cimilos,  i« 
To  he9^  Tieo,  2.  (or  boUow)  voci- 

fero,  I.  exdamo,  i. 
The  booftni  cougby  tuffis  ferina 
A  btff  or  bfif  lupokifl,  2. 

To  btf,  faltito,  i.  fubfulto  (to  kop 
beer)  ctrevifiam  lapulis  condire 

Htfe,  fyeiy  5.  fiducta,  t.  {a  ixfe) 
dorfuro  fnontis  $  fpecula,  i. 

Tobopty  fpero,  r.  expe^to 

Paft  hope,  defperatos,  infperatos 

FcrUm  bepe^  antecurforts,  pL 

Heped  for,  fpetatuf,  fperabilis 

H^/ul,  de  quo  beni  fperatut 

H*pekfs,  exfpea 

Hopingt  fperam 

Hipper  of  a  mill,  infuDdibuIum 

j^bsrJt  aeerms,  2. 

To  borJ,  accumulo,  f •  eoDigo,  3. 

Horded f  aecumulatus 

An  border  up,  accumulator,  3. 

The  borixon,  horixon,  //i,  m, 

Horixofitslf  hortcontaiis 

A  bom,'  cornn,  sn  dee/. 

Bugk-bom,  eornu  Tenatorium 

Ifik-born,  atramentarium,  2. 

"Horn-work,  (etfortificafion    . 

Of  born,  corneus 

Hard  as  bom,  comeolus 

Horned,  cornutus,  corniger 

An  borner,  cornuum  o^ifex 

Hornvy  corneus 

An  borofcope,  horofcopui,  a* 


HO  S 

I9trihle  (terrible)  horribih'^  hop*^ 
ridoe*  (heinous)  dirus,  inAuidM- 
(exceffive)  iamoderatus 

Horrid,  Utborribh 

Htrronr^  horror,  3.  terroTy  f« 

Full  of  borror,  horrore  perf^ufl 

A  Ji'ttk  borfif  mannus,  equulus,  sir  - 
{ambling  borfe)  equus  toUutariut 
(rrotiing)  equos  fuecuflator  {finy) 
caballus,  2.  {cart  borJ\f)  juflMil* 
turn,  %•  (coach  horfes)   bijuges^ 
pi.  m.  (to  dry  ciotbts  on)  canthe« 
rius,  2.  [backney)  equus  condoc-  ■ 
titius  {bobby  borfe)  arundo  looga 
{bunting)  equus  ireBator  {tigkt) 
*vcredus,  2.  {vritb  m  bard  month) 
duri  oria  {forrel)  fpadix,  ieis,  m,  - 
{wiming)  calcitro,  init,  m,  (colt) 
puHus  oquinus  <» 

A  borfe,  equus,  s«  •        * 

Tbe  borfe,  equitatus,4« 

To  borfe,  in  equum  mittj^re  {one) 
in  humeros  fuftollere  (as  a  ftaU 
lion)  iJiHo,  4^ 

Of  a  borfe,  equinus 

A  borfe  conrfer,  equorum  mango 

Horfe  courjing,  equorum  permutatio 

Horfe  guards,  fat;pllite3  equeftrea 

Horfekeeper,  agafo,  cnis,  m* 

Horfe  ieeeb,  hirudo,  3. 

Horfe  load,  fagma,  3.  n« 

Horfeman,  eques,  tth,  c. 

Light  borfemen,  Tcloccs,  Telitet,  /^ 

Ofaborjemah^  equefter 

A  borferace,  hippodromus,  2, 

Nor/eif,  equo  ve&us,  in  equo 

Horfemartfhip,  arseqoeftris    "^ 

Hortative,  hortativus 

A  bofe,  tibiale,  3. 

ff^eartng  bofe,  caligatlH 

Of  bofe,  caligarius,  adj. 


fbo/e,  ca 
in  bcjier. 


caligariu9>  a* 


HoJjfitabUf  bencto'.Ms,  hof^\X>\\% 


H  O  U 

Ati  kojfitalf  JKBodocbiam,  «•  no- 
ibcomiiUByft,  (fir  §kl  fe^fe)  ge* 
idfilocoinittiiiy  ft.  (for  wf^m) 
orpbaaotraiikiiiiBy ».     . 


HO  U 


/£  (JMiMepcr)  kofpet,  3.  caupo, 

3*  (walcriii-uiemart)  hoftia,  i 
Alafmtf  Mmiy  yai,  vmdii 
Aik  htfd^  or  Mrr/^'  diVerforiuin,  2. 
As  iAp,  ho%ita,  i.  hoipes,  3, 
jr<|KM^  boftilu.  hofikat 
H^Uli^y  JloftUitas,  3. 
Ab  b^ier^  ftoMariut,  «• 
AsAJft^y  Aob«li|On,  z. 
£ar,    dyUoi^   ordeiu  (opon    Xkt 

lD«goc)«crit|  OMrdkaas  (budtd) 

temerarius 
T«  ^e  ilef>   caleoy    2.    sftno, 

(fcatding)  inienFao^  »•  (imthin) 

incaleoy^. 
To|v«w  i^0/,calerco>3.cxcaBdercO|3 
To  moitf  bott  calefacioy  3. 
Mmdthot,  calefaftm.  • 
JSi?ri}fy  fcrvidi,    ctli3^    (furiouily) 

•criter,  vebcm^ater 
Bcfcb  pttcb,  farrago,  3. 
A  i&«vr/,  cadi,  I*  tu(turiuxn,  2. 
ITx)  ^0V0r  (as  a  branch)  circumvolo 

(oir  float)  flu£^KO,  I.  fluitOy   1. 

(ovirr)  immiaeo,  2.  (^r  ibar)  peji- 

vaclibnere 
Bbveringt  immiaens,  propioqvus 
The  hough,  AiiFngOy  3. 
To  toidgh Mndf  occo,  i. 
houghed  (as  a   bcaft)  fopperiuUus 

(as  land)  occatvt 
To  bouiy  ululdy  !• 
A   hound,    cania  Yenaticvs  (blood 

hound)  canisfagaxy  invefiigauu?^ 

2.  (grey  hovad)  cai  it  gallicut' 
To  hound  a  dog,  canem  animare 
^j7  ^yu^,    horaj  J,  [in  a  had  lour) 
^  i 


haad  aufpicat^  •  [in  m  good  hour) 

aufpicato,  opportune  (at  the  hour) 

tempore  pnefcripto 
Tokee^goodbour$,ttm^Tt  fcdomum 

redirfc  (had  boun)  fcxb  domam 

redire 
topittJHaif  a»  hour^    iemihofa*,    i.    (an 

hour  and  half)  feiquihoniy  i. ' 
A  hourglafs   clepfydra,  i. 
Hourly^  h{>ris  iingolis 
A  houfe,  domut,  4.  aedes,  pi.  (in 

the  country)  villa,  I.  fuburbanum,  | 

2.  [of  lordt)  domua  parium  (of; 

commons)  domua  communium  (of  1 

correffion)    ergaftulum,    2.     (of, 

office)  latrioa,  i. 
Oftho  (ante  honfi,  familians 
A   honje,   or  family^   famiiia,    i. 

genus,  3.  profapia,  I. 
Ofahoufey  domefticus 
koufe.iy  boufe^  domefticatim 
To  houje  (cattU)  ad  ftabulum  dedo- 

cerc   (onii  felf)  te£tum    Tubire 

(corn)  frumeatttin  horreit  cqndire 
To  keep   a    good  bouje,    eleeajiter' 

vivere  {an  of  en  houJe)  expohta  uti 

hofpttalitatc 
Houfe  breakings  latrociniuro,  2* 
Ilouje  nmty  pcnfum.pro  domo 
Houjedt  Tub  tedium  receptoi 
HouJingSy  ftragolom,  2. 
An  houfehold,  familia 
Oftbehoufehold,  fanuliaris 
Houfehold  (bread)  panis  fecuodarios 

(affairt)    res    familiarcs    (fare) 

vidus  quotidiaoaa    (govtmmen^ 

imperium   oeconomicum    (ft*iff) 

fupellex,  3. 
A  bou/ehofder,  paterfamilias 
A  houfekeej>er,   foemina  cdi  domus 

cura  committitur 
Houfeietpingt  familia*  adminFf^ratio 
Neufe  room,  lotus  in  dovYO 

A  hou/t:»jfe,  mater  fanailias 


H  T 

'  To  homt,  fee  tabifs  g 

An  bow,  raftrum»  2. 

To  bow,  paftino,  x. 

How,  quam  (far)  qw 

(great)  qotDtos, 

(|-rM<^)qaamval< 

diu,  quam  prideon 

vfque     (many)    q 

qaaoi  mnlti  (ojittn] 

what   manner,    «i 

qua     ratione,     q 

qui,  quomodo,  qu« 

ut>    uti  (nuech)   q 

.  quanto,  quantiy  qi 

quid  (or  why)  qui 

Howheit,  at,  tamen, 

hilominofl 

However  (at  leaft)  fal 

bowfoever)     ut    u 

quomodo,  qoomod 

How  groat  foetter,,   ( 

(Httle)  qBantulafci 

quotcunque,    qoot 

quotiefconque  (long 

.  (natch)  quantuma 

tumvis 

To  howl,  fee  houl,  c 

Ahoy,  celox,  3.  libu 

An  bubhub,  turba,  i. 

The  huekk  h^ne,  ulos 

Huck  bathed,  gibbofui 

Ani&tfo(^,propoia,  < 

cauponaria,  x. 
Ap  haddk^  confufio. 
To  haidftf  confufira 
ther)  confiindo,  3. 
Inahaddk,  fpnfvfe 
Huddkd  together,  co(: 
A  hue  (coloor)  color. 
Hue  and  ery,.  fontii  i 
Ahtif,  thrafo,  3. 
To  ijr/(look  big,  or 
X.  (infuU)  lAfultc 


JTiH 


fi«|^Afre 

«i»upai>i}fat|}. 

vittietj^,  daai 

lononna 

)  (ft*  liEqiiay  |*  (of 

wjiaTitfioeiBalo 

a  ikiff   tacUlOy  ii 

)  ikcordcoy  s« 

M 


My  bpmbiloi  Z«  (a 
modulazi 
itu 

lily  beni^ut 
laoiter 
laoitaSy  3. 
accnri 
its,  Aipplex 
mskehumklt,  reptK 
r/«^  ie  JminiUare 
Jiatna 

nUitasy  3.  ^ 
f  «r^crffy  coodo^  3< 
F)f«boiiifio,3. 
rRyhuiniUtcr 
vtmif  «  uuptol 
ioa 


HUN 

StttmRatioa^  hvailiatio,  /ubaalffio 

UuMDtff  hnmilitai^  |. 

A  huMWUTf  itCmtccivtf 

A  hmmmngt  dMtpti«,  3.  (of  bee»} 

apum  bombttt 
Humar,  binner,  3J  (or  fancy)  ar- 
bitriua,  u  (fleafdnt)  facetim,  I. 
(in  the  body)  corporel  tempen- 
menti  afl^us  (inclinadon)  in* 
dolety  /i,  f.  notcMf  um^  pi.  m. 
(good)  ^ftivitas/3. 
Good'humwred,  facetus,  lepldui 
///  bumouredf  aufteriu,  moroTua. 
To  humour^  mongeror,  i« 
HttmoMrtd,  fti  imkUted 
Aa  bumm'ifi,  inconttant«  lerii 
£rMmirro:ri(ar  humourfom)pervicaXf 
aorofus(pleaiknt)l«pidut|fiicetiit 
To  Imneb,  tuodo,  imtddi,  3, 
HumHaekid,  gibbofot 
A  burd^f  avaniiy  fordiduf 
An  buaired,  centHm,  centenui 
Ofankun^tdf  centeoariut 
Bt  bundredi,  centurutiA 
Jbundrtd  if  fMerXf  centurla,  i 
(part  of  a  Ihire)  hundreduiaiy  i« 
A  bundred  tima,  centief 
The  bundredtbf  centefimus 
Two  bundredj  ducenti^  dvceni 
Hunger,  fames,  3.  efuritty  ^«   (ex- 
treme) inediat  i. 
To  bunger,  tUrio,  4,  ^ 
Hmngrtd,  eOirieof,  nbidut 
Hunrnljt  rabidi,  jcjnnd 
To  Tmnt^yeaatyi  •  veaatoio  irt  {af- 
ter) au€«por,  I.  iaveiHgo«  1.  {if- 
ttr  ricbei)  opei  confe^ri  {^ut) 
ezploro>  I.  perqtttro,  3«  {^  and 
dnvn)  eXagitO)  i, 
Buntedj  agitatuf 
A  Hunter,  Tcoatort  3. 
A  bufUinr,  venatio,  3.  vefUtna^  4. 

{or  fecking  out)  indagatio^  3, 
For  buntings  Yenatoriut 


HU  Z 

A  haitltft  maub,  veaatio  pnefixn 

Aa  burmt,  ctatet,  u.  U 

Aa  btuif  iaftwy  4. 

To  bitrtt  jado,  3.  projtcio,  3, 

HurUd^  Oflufluiy  jadut 

An  ^irrilrWy  jaculatio«  g* 

Hurly  bur^,  tumultus,  4. 

An  iurriearte^  turbo,  Init,'^, 

An  buny  (hafie)  feftinatio,  3,  ooii|^ 

fufioa)  tamiiltiia9  4. 
To  bim,  fefttno,  i .  urgeo^  t. 
Hurryed^  aooeleratui 
A  bmrrflng^  feftiaatio,  3. 
An  burtf  (damage)  damnum,  a.  in- 
j  uria,  I .(  woond)Tu]nui,  3 .  phf  a,  t 
Tol>arrf,la:do,  3.noceo,i«con«mpo,  3 
irKfTflcros }  Yitiatua,  volneratut 
Atr^aoccot,  aocivut;  damao* 

Am  I  pemiciofiaa,  exitioTut 
An  burting,  nocomeatum 
An  bu/batSl^  vir,  %,  marital,  ft.  ' 
Knbujhand't  brotber,  lcTir,ft.(fiiler) 

glos,  tiSf  f. 
To  bttfiand,  caute  difp^ofare  {or  ti^ 

ground)  agrum  colSre 
Huflsudedf  bene  coJlocatua 

An  bk/handman,  agricola, « j  m* 
Hufiandry,  agricultura,  i,  (g^od) 
frugahtas,  3.  cecooojaia,  1. 

Tofraaife  kifbandry,  rufiicor.  u 

Hufit,  define !  tace ! 

Tobtbkjb^  taceo,  a. 

To  btifi,  (calm)  paco,  g,  (keep  %r 
cret)  fern  celare 

Abu/k\(tebmli 

HuAejfcom^  acut,  us  otjlnf 

Ht^y,  aceroAit  (in  ?oice)  raatat 

A  bvJE^,  mulier  nefiiaa 

Bulhngs,  huftings 

An  but,  cafa,  i.  tagntiuau  a* 

A  httcbf  mauSra,  u 

To  bupx,  obftreptf^  y 

Huxxa^  l«tu8  clamor 

To^asae,  VQ(Vi{«c^l« 


J  AC 


The  fyadmb,  liy»cinthuf,  ft* 

jiti  byarografber^  hydrographol,  ti 

Hydnipitid,  hydropicui 

To  bye,  feftino,  i, 

Hyemal,  bjremallt 

Hjmeth  hymen,  3^  m* 

An  hymn,  hymn  us,  ±* 

Aft  eyftrhk,  hyperbole,  fi,  f. 

HyptrMicah  hypcrbalicut 

.W^r^iJfiiig^  typerbolke 

HypocbondrisCf  hypochondriacus 

Hypocr'^j  hytofftrifia,  3. 

An  *jr^ofri/f,  hypf»cfita,je,  f- 

To  flay  the  hyfocntf^  fimula^  t, 

Hypocrttkalt  fimuUtus,  fulfi}! 

^ypocrhieaUy,  fimuhcc 

Hypotbejtty  pofitM^  hvpothe  fiv 

Bypotbnie,  hypothetic  us 

Hykricalf  hiftorki^s 

A  i^r^^  iJBOS,  4.  poitus,  4, 

J    A 
7,  w,  (myfelf)  egom«f,  ipfe  cfo 

AyMenr,  garralu  f 

AjaUeHjig,  garritus,  4« 

A.jaek  (rt  <lrTii*  f»ff  ^  vt^f  3' '"' 
(/or  ^MCt)  lignum  ad  ec#eas4l- 
Uahcodas  a^nm  ( in  h^i'^gjkn - 
ipus.  ft.  ,(;5i)  Juciui,  *  .{^f^Pip) 
vexilluiliy^i.  (ijt  ff  kifthtn)  v«u- 
verforiuiny  »•  (/^  ^iVi-ijij/r)  epi- 
f  ooia^  WiuHf  i,  (f 0  /•»  wwrf  iw J 

Jij.Mt'pMdAiKf  tEkimva,  1. 
AJW"^>  lopur^ujcai 
Ajmktmapa,  fimi»t  i  < 
Ajatket,  iagulum^  1^.  fagum,  1 
-4  J!//fJiJackgtf  fuuicubj  !■ 


r  D  I 

A  jif A,  equM  igntvM  (^omaii)mii< 

tier  improbi,  er  ne^aam 
TQjaJtf  fee  ta  f/« 
AjJigf  lacinia,  i> 
Toja£^  laciniofc  ineid&e 
y^lpJ^  dentaitii 
A  ^*//,  farcer,  3,  «, 
Ajailirj  erga(}ubrjus 
AjaiiHf  fbricBj  i .  Jutrinp,  t* 
Jj/dft,  jilaplumj  1, 

y^mhk,  iajuTibkus 
To  jttftgfty  a  hereof,  1.  ~ 
AjMftgJtr^  litigator^  3. 
;  A  jangiin^jt  argutadttj  3. 


JES 


'ani^iMrict,  mtlitespnetorianiOtto- 
manki  imp«fatoris 

?ainnity,  |.inuatius,  f  • 
'oJMpajtt  more  japonomUoire 
ysfgtng  ferma  jncondituf 
AJMT,  (vcflel)  teftiij  i,  arceus,  a, 
(<lifi*|feeing)  rUa^r. contention 3. 
{half  6pm)  reoiiapertut 
Tojanvf  drfcnepo,  i,  altercor^  f ; 
y^tnrifTg,  diffrepaJii 
Ajarriti^^  dicer  cat  lOj.  3. 
j  'A  javalijii,  hafta,  i,  lancea,  I. 
TntJ^untficej  morbus  regius,  i^enis 
5iV^  tftbfjsuiiSnf  jfiericut 
ToJ^aitff  va^iiTf  J, 
A  Jauitft  T^garia^  3* 
Thcjmif  hbn§f  mart  11  a,  i^ 
Ofthfj^^ffj  muxJUarivB 
ThejjTTfij,  fanref,  ff/n  \pi»f» 
Iff,  glacictj  5, 
lihnrfrapiy,  modgliis,  s« 
An  fV/c^i  iljllkidiufQj  2. 
^j  gladalls 
An  idea f  iHca^  t.  tonceptio,  3. 

fi*  i<f*ji  ifjtii,  tifwr,  f. 


An2<&^!<iiotaj4r,iii.  ft 
An  idhtijm,  fdbtifiausy  a 

aefs)  ftttltitfa,  i. 
Ultf  ot^oftts  I  negligens  j 
nugatorius,  fiitiBs  (fell 
tor,  J.  {frick)  Intpth, 
fabuU,  t.   Idifitmfe) 
fonus 

To  be  m£&,  ceflS),  i.  t'orpi 
Uknefs,  ijpiavia,  i.  inert 
Piry  idU,  defidiofas  ' 
^dly,^  ifnaW,  otio(2,  inepi 
An  /(i6^  idolum,  2.  imag 
An  idolKtetp  idol^tra,  a^ 
Idolttmu,  idelis  iaftrvien 
M^atry^  idololaCiiay  x. 
To  id^Kty  homxnen  dcvi 
JtaUus,  fufpkiofut  {ptrft 
cnx,  adt,  zelotes,  ^,  m 
Judmt^^  zelotypia^  1 . 
AjetLVi  diAerium»  a*  fani 
To^Wydendeo,  s.   ' 
Jeared,  derifos,  irrifus 
Ajeartr,  deiKbr 
Ajeartt^,  irrifio,  3* 
"^ea^nffy,  jocoli 


? 


^to,  plgates,  ii,m» 
Jehovah,  Jehovah 
Jfjvne^  jejunus 
J^ttnth,  jejuni 
Jdly  ofnuats,lMM  gelatum(« 

cydonia  gelata 
Jeopardy^  periculum,  a. 
To  be  in  jeopardy  f  periclitoi 
fVithjetpardy^  pericolo(2 
JeopardouSf  penculofus 
To  jerk,  ca»do,  3,  verbero, 
A  jerk,  verber,  3.  iaus,^ 

impetus,  4. 
A  jerkin  (coat)  vcfti*  curt* 
Ajejf,  jocus,  a,  facetia.  T . 
In  jefi,  jocoie  ;  joco  (jpoh 

jocularis^  JQcuia|onus 


.A 

koCu 

^»  3.  icnm,  4t,  M. 
.jowfui 

»»3.jocttiq,  3. 
itatejefu 

,m. 

Daofnta 

tttbalMDy  s. 

••  I.  (myjimli) 

I 

iii»  ff  iioa»  Bit  nifiy 

taBqufli,  pmde 

qiio<lfi(^«r^jiar) 

loiit9iiaredif(y6r 

I  ally  tttmni^.fi 


It 

Bet 

Uttt 

ta,  I.  ifflperttia,! 
Eoanis,  radii 
nn^  I.  nefcio,  4* 
rer^infciti 
u 
ml 

X 

tdifieari 

,  (r^w«rift}Ter- 


paifia 


I  MB 

I     praYus>  neqtttxDi  nahit  (tfivi) 

perperan^  mali 
To  ^  iUs,  aeg roto*  x« 
Jli  cmiditimedy  moto(v»(dlJKfid)fn^ 

vns  {Jmurtd)  d^fonait 
IZf  w/Zf,  iavidia*  !•  iivor^  3* 
XU^itf/,  illjcicua 
XlZ^tfi^,  contra  fas 

JU^timacf,  oitOi  iafamla 
JBentmatt^  rpuiiast  adiiltainut 
JHHtral,  iUiJbcffalU 
lUthersiht  UiibccaUter 
URcit,  illicitua 
BSterMtif  indoAai,  nidia 
Bh^,  morboiy  s.  agratatbt  3. 
BttmiMfiJ,  penrerfiis 
To  iUnSi,  iUiido>  3.  cli|do»  3. 
To  /iSSMMMMi^'illiifliiao^  i. 
Wtimhaiidf  iilumiaatat 
Aa  i&tmimatfiig,  Ulaaauiatio^  3. 


Aa  AjSm,  Dhaatafioa*  3.  tnvr,  31 
JZb/m  iBujhfi,  Alias 
To  iO^attf  nioftroy  f  • 
Wujhatidi  Ulttftratua 
Aa  WuJU'^ing,  iiIaftndo»  3* 
JHuftriousj,  illoftrif ,  etiaiiat 
Jllujlrioupy,  cxxmii 
IBufriwtijnifi,  claritttdo^  3. 
An  Imagif  ima|Oy  3.  ftatua,  t • 
Image  vwjbip,  cultus  finuUcroniB 
Imaginary^  imagiooiioa,  fidut 
Imagination^  iaiaginatio,  3*  cofita- 

tio,  3.  maehiaatio^  3.  opinio,  3, 
Full  of /Nur/i>tf//off»  cogitabondos 
To  /fUtfg-mtf  (think)  OKifttBio^  i.fop« 

pono,  3*  (iavent)  iauginory  I. 
Imagined^  aaimo  conctptus  . 
Not  f  ht  \mapned^  iacompreheaH' 

bills 
Toimbalmi  (tt  emhabm 
To  imhark  j  fee  emhark 
To  imSafe,  depravo,  1.  adultero,  x. 
iiR^a/^4  deprafatus^  coxTM/tuf        . 


IMM 

Aa  Mf/fitt^,  dcprantio        ..    v 
To  imbattk^  acacm  iaftniere 
UAauUd  (as  anjmny)  iaftrttft^l 

(as  a  wall)  priaaatus 
LiieeiBttt,  debilitas,  3. 
To  fbM$»  polio,  4.  decora,  t. 
MiWpti^  dccoratas,  otaUos 
An  imkdS/^mim,  onaateatani,  %• 
To  iifai/,  (wafte)  pec«lor»  1.  ^'* 

Upido,  X.  (parloitt)  furiipi^  J^ 
ImkiaUUtf  fttncptu 
Aa  irnktaeOir  of  pobU^  »QMy»  pc^ 

colator,  3.  dUaaidator*  3. 
Aa  imkmiUimaif  diApgHo^  3* 
To  Wf^;  teia>ar« 

iT^imMin^uAaiOf  s.iacico,  u 
Mtldmndp  adaMtat 
Tof«NI,c»lo^i. 
AaM6/«Mfi|  tottaaa,  4i(tf,  a* 
Aa  Mffir,  GseUtor,  3. 
Aa  Mm&  caeUtora,  t« 
Art  ffimkift^^  tofcatifie^  u^f. 
imifoweKtJ,  eieateraiaa 
To  Mrsee,  ampledor,  3. 
hAraudy  aaiplms 
An  mkracini,  amplexav  4* 
Toln^fd^2  &cattMder 
To  Mroil,  cmUuado,  3.  toxbo^  r« 

{afiati)  res  novas  molixi  {or  fow 

difcdrd)  diffidioai  condtaiCL 
Toimirefff,  imboo^j,  contamiaOjX* 
To  imkue,  imbao 
Imtutd,  imbutos 
To  knitofi,  aommos  repoa&e 
To  imttate,  imitor,  i.  (a  tbhg)  de* 

liaeo;,  t,  {noiib  amkltm)  smolor 
Jmitakie,  tmiubilts 
ImitaHd,  iniicatus 
An  imtatitft^  or  imitatttB,  ifflits*' 

tia,3.  dciineatio,  3. 
Aa  imitator^  imitator,  3.  emulator 
Jmmaculatf,  iaiamcuUtiu 
Immanenty  \siifi9XKk\ 


IMF 

tmrndmy,  crudelitas 
Jmt§uiteriaf[v<M  of  matter)  materia 
expeii  (of  no  moment)  re»^levia 
Immature,  crudas 
Jtu^aturitff  cniditaSf  3* 
JmrndTureff,  immature 
Ifmaedlate,  immediatot 
Jmmediat^,  immediatiy  illic6 
fmmtilieaBle,  immedicabilis 
£nmumorahie,  immemorabills 
immemorial,  immemoratas 
tmnMfe,  infinitin,  immenfat 
fmmenjky,  immenfiUi^  3, 
Immen/ly  gftaty  ingens 
To  immergfy  immergo^  3, 
Jmmrfeif,  immerfut 
intmfrjttti^  immerfioy  3* 
Jmmetbo^caly  indigeftos 
JmmttboMicalfy,  fine  methedo 
Immhnnty  impendent  imminent 
To  be  imminenty  hnttineo,  2. 
JmvuJerate,  profofbt,  immoderitus 
Jmm§defmfyt  immoderate 
Jmmod^,  Impudzciis 
hmmdefil^f  inverecond^ 
jbhtmiepjf  imxnodefikif  x« 
Vmmordj  kmj^robus 
fmmorality,  smprobitas  momm 
Jmmertai,  immortalis 
Jhtmartaliiy,  immortalitas,  f  • 
Jmmortaitj,  sternum 
To  ImfMrtalizi,  aeterno,  X« 
ImmortaJixed,  aetemitati  confbcratas 
Jmmveable,  immotns 
An  immunity,  privileglumy  1. 
Tc  immure,  intrtf  muros  Jnctud^re 
Immuruhif/ty,  immotabilitas^j, 
JmrnutaSUf  immutabilis 
Jmmutahhfy  coaftanter,  fiiwSt 
An  Hip,  parvus  daemoor 
To  in^ir^  diminuoy  3. 
tmpairedf  diminutus 
j^rt»airit^,  diminuens 


t  MP 

To  i»^h  (fence  in^  fepto  muniri 
(a  punt/hment)  ftipitem  per  me- 
dium iiomiflem  adigiSre 
To  impa$itl,  digo»  3.  defigno^  i. 
Impatuiled,  deiignatus 
Imparity,  inaequalitis,  3, 
To  impark,  confepio^  4* 
Imparked,  confeptus 
Imparlance,  interlocatio,  3. 
To  impart,  impertio,  4.  impertior 
Imparted,  communicatua 
Impartial,  aequus,  juftui 
Impartiality^  cquitas,  3.  jaftitia,  i. 
Imfartiatty,  aeque,  jufte 
An  iMbarihf,  communicttio,  3* 
Jmpajfable,  invius,  avius  (without 

fuflTering)  impaflibilit 
Impalftme,  im^atientia 
Impatient,  impatlens  (tiafiy  in  teih- 

per)  iraeoD^ 
In^ienthf^  Iracond^^  ^V^,  3* 
To  inipeaih,  accufo>  u 
Impeached,  reus  adua 
Impeaching,  tfccufana 
Impeachment^  l^ccufktio,  3.  dktj  1 
hnpeuakiUtj,  impeceabilitat 
ImpeceaUe,  impeecabills 
To  impede,  impedio^  4. 
Impeamentt  Impedinnentamj  2.  (in 

fpieeth)  haefitatiOj  3^ 
To  inipe/,  impeOo,  3. 
To  impend,  immineo,  s. 
Intending,  impendensi  imminens 
Impenetrable,  impenetrabilis 
ImpinetrahiliN,  impetrabilitaa 
Impenitence,  impoenitentia 
Impenitent,  imposnitens 
Imperative,  ifflperativus 
Imperceptible,  ihcomprttui 
ImperfcEf,  imperfe€hif 
Imperfe&ly,  non  pcrfeft^ 
ImperfeSiiw,  dcfe£lu$y  4« 
Imperial,  imperatorius 
Th^  Impmatiffi  Qerman!' 


f  M  P 


Imperioi/s,  imperTofus 
Tmperioujtyt  fupCfBe*  mfToganfei 
Imptriaejrtitfi,  arrogafitTa,  1, 
tmp^rj&nal,  im  perfo  r^a  V\  s 
Imptr(tmallyt  imptrfonallter 
ImpfTtlnenct^  meptiair,^/, 
Impiritn^ntf  pe'ruIan5{iiDt  pci1>i 

abAifdus,  intptus 
Impirtiftefftly^  pettiknter,  bful 
Imper^i^ftjj  imfeptfius 
To  impetratif  ^xOtOf  I 
Impettation^  impetratio^  3» 
Impftuuttj,  tiolentns,  veSemei 
fpipems^iy.  vehemcntit,  i, 
TmpflUeitfiyt  vfeliemcntcT,  oppit 
Implsty^  impitias,  |,  fccluij  ^ 
JflwpjiM*  fcelrifna,  impius 
ImpiiUfjy,  fceleflci  iropil 
tmplacaiiit  in^xotihllh 
Impla^hiii^^  implac?ibjiitaij  \ 
ImplAcahly^  impliicabliiitr 
To  impldnt,  inferOj  3, 
Implanted,  m£cus 
To  mplcaj,  1 11  jus  trab^re 
Impteminti  (ttkil^)  inftmmcati 

To  rmplkaUf  fmplko,  I, 
Insptustisn^  fmpIiratiOj  j, 
Impiktf^  implicitu* 
tmfiicith,  impUdte 
To  imphre,  Dbrecrf>|  i*  Implim 
Implored,  Uhploratua^  qbfccriti 
An  imploring^  irnpTpratio,  p 
To  impioyy  intpendo,  3*  adbilil 
To  /Bt^^( com  prebend]  cdinpi% 

do,j.[deootc)  fignificoj  Ji[^ 

infcfo 
Imply* di  ccmprelieiirutj,  deOO^ 

coitclufus 
Imp^Ute^  inurbanut,  rudii 
tmptfHtic^  iiicautu';,  impiudaii 
Impolitkiy^  inconfTder;;tc,  iocai 
To  /iii/ffrf  (bf  flupv)  unparU) 

I 


MP 

I  uttcfoOe  {cr  fignify) 

)  ttdlitasy3.(«riiiean- 
:ado,  3.  (am/ export) 
cxportatto' 
mafni  mooMiiti 
rsmee,  levii 
t,  3.  reoTuSy  ^ 
meotofnt 
iTc^Ho,  3. 
Ktatvi 
anportuniit 
inportuiic 
cfla^pto^  I.  iblidt«> 
ndtof 

Dfortaaitat,  3. 
'  cajoin)  injoiigOj  3. 
[§r  chcac)  fraudos  i. 
iftot,  fraudanu 
(chac)  fhvMf  Ss,  f. 
mandatum,  %.  (tax) 
xibatuin,s.(of  a  fine) 
igatto 

mpoffiUKcaty  3* 
loffibilii 
^gal,  a. 

oBpoftor,  3,  plaaot,  a 
abfcefluSf  4.  («^r 

ikcntnt 

jiitasy  3« 

lia 


oepanperOy  v« 
lepaoperatiit 
MMf,  compilation  $, 
iclodo,  3. 
,  inrlufio,  3* 
oteftate  inftraSfre 
fieri  nOB  poteft. 
nprecori  z. 
rCxeciAtio^  3*« 


IMP 

JmpregHMhUt  inexpngiiabilit 
To  twtfregnditff  gravidaiB  faclrC 
imfrtgnaiid^  gratida  fada  (filled 
with)  imbuiNii 

ImfrefedittUxktA)  figaatui 

Aa  impnJioH)  iinpceffiO|  3.  (•«  the 

mtnd)  meotit  (eafaa  {of  a  btok) 

editiO|  3. 
jr<yg(f  NMJi^f  aoAoraneiitumy ». 
"To  im^ntf  imprimo,  3. 
To  imtrifoMt  incarcero,  i« 
Imfirifontd^  in  carcerem  detniroa 
im^Jkmmeitt,  incarceration  3. 
la^ijohakltit^f,  Tix  credi  potdl 
tmfinttkk^  improbabilis 
tmfrotaUf^  haod  profaobiUter 
imprphitf^  improbitas,  3. 
'  ^pfi^JiBMOprttts{uafeaflMuble} 

mtempeftiviu  . 
lmfirtfirfy<^  inipropri2 
An  mfnfr'ititiw^  (aoerdotinm  gen- 

tilitium  &  aTitam 
An  /nf^rt/rMf^Ty  kicoa  dooator  be> 

neficil  ecdofialUci 
Imfnfnetp^  iinpropriefas«  3, 
hnprweabk^  quod  otilittt  evadSre 

poteft 
To  imfrove  (grow  better  )proficio^  3.  | 

(arts,  tec,  artet  colSre  f 4  viffoiy)  | 

uti  viAoria  (ifn  ^^^O  reditun  ] 

augSre  {a/Uty)  fioa'veris  addSre 

{time)  temput  bonif  ftudiit  con* 

terere 
Jmprwedf  proTeOtts,  ptomotwt 
An  imf>r9vemtnt,{r%€t\xtf^calt\an^\ 
An  imfftoveft  aaiplificator,  g* 
Ao  tw^rovingt  amplifieado^  3. 
Improvident,  improvidas 
Imfrwidentlj,  incautd,  temer2 
Imprudence,  imprudentia^  i. 
Imprudent,  inprudens 
Imprudently,  imprudenter 
bipudtnett  impudentii^  i« 


I  N  A 

Impudent,  Impudens^  effipoM 
Impudently,  li^probd 


To/»^^ff,  imp«gno»T* 
An  imtSfe,  impnlfos,  4* 
Iwtpulpne,  impellent 


Impunity,  hnponitat 
Impmre^  pollutna,  impvnit 
Impurely,  impure;  immund^ 
In^rtty,  inumuiditiet»5.  foides^  3*  f 
An  imputMtimt,  vihiperat]o»  3. 
To  in^nte,  lApato,  I.  tribuo,  |« 
Imputed^  affignatn^  imputatva 
An  tmpMter,  impntitory  3*^ 
Inf  if  rendered*  by  thefereral  fol- 
lowing or^^^/fomu;  a^  apud,  de» 
ex«  in,  inter,  intra,  per»  prs,  pto* 
fecQiidum,  fub,  mid  toina 
In  (adv)  innd 

In  all,  omnind  {in  ms  mueh  as)  in 
quantum,'  quaiido»  quandoqui- 
dem,  quoniam,fiqutdem)  quippe, 
quippe'cum,ntpOte  cum(fir  keinjr) 
in  renrni  naturfi,  {in  krief)  ad 
fummum  {lnditd)tvnA  {tnemn* 
nmn)  in  medium  {in  cemparifin  §/) 
prae,  proot  {in  a  Wir^ )  in  orbem, 
in  gyrum(/ff  «m«mKr)rcrd,  lerm^ 


(r«  the  mean  inne)1nterea,  interim 
{in  aU  places)  nbiqoe  {in  no  plait) 
nuUibi  {lnfigk^aS)^i\9m,9i» 
perte  {injbew)  rab  prctextu  {in 
time)  opportune  {in  tinmpnft)  o- 
lim,  dudum,  quondam(ni  a  trice) 
6i€to  citius  {in  trsttb)  tuii,  reverl 
{in  Snglijb)  Anglic^ 

In,  (inward)  infitusy  interona 

InoMite*  impotentia,  i«. 

InacceffbU^  inaeceflbt 

Inaffive,  igaavus,  inert 

Ira£livity,'mtxx\z,  i.  (bcordlis  t« 

Inadvertence,  tncogitantia^  x« 

Uadvertent,  incogitant 

huudmate,  inanimatut 

IngrticuUte^  in£{&aSU^  tOloik^iA 
M  J  ln«r» 


INC 

Tnsrtieutatelf^  dftfof^ 

To  haniuratet  inaugiuro*  r. 

An  iftavfuraiioM,  inaugoratiOj  j« 

JnoMfj^euus,  UMufpicatoi 

JnSred,  infitus  innatat 

To  incam^^  caiira  ponSre 

Jncmnped^  caftris  monitut 

Jwantation,  IncantamentuiDj  %, 

jAcapahU  ;  fee  utuafabU 

Jncafsatj,  tniperiua»  i. 

Tomcanuuep  iacMnOf  u 
^he  IneMmatitHf  iacarnatio  filji  dd 

An  mendiary^  inceRtitarius,  s. 

incenfif  thus,  tburis,  n. 

To  ince/iCe^  thus  fomani  a|^tare  (or 
anger)  exafpero^  i. 

iHcenJedt  thiire  fbmj^tst  (angered) 
exafperatos 

An  indnfer,  irritator,  3« 

An  inetnjini^  irritatio,  x, 

Antnuttjfory^  thuribulunyS* 

An  Ineenfiief  iacentivuin«  2* 
Ineeptivi,  inceptiYaa 
Jn€irritude,  dubitatioy  ]• 
Mfjfiuit,  conftans,  affiduua 
Jneiffatftfy,  coaftaater,  aAdu2 
Jnee^f  inceihUy  4.  inccftum,  s, 
JtidjItMits,  inctftua,  incsltu^ua 
An  inch,  iincia.  i.  pollez>  3. 
To  inch  out,  parc^  diftribo^ 
Inch  hy  ituk^  udatim 
To  iaebant^  incanto,  i, 
Jnckmtttdf  incantatus 
An  iiKbanteryVemSkoMfZAntUiUior 
An  incianHngf  incantatio,  1. 
Jncbanfinghf,  magic^,  blandiMme 
An  inchattimetit,  incantamentum^  % 
An  incbafifrejs,  venefica^  I« 
To  iMthMfe^  cstio,  i« 
Juch^ative,  incboatiTttS 
Jnddent,  incidena         ^ 
An  incidne,  (cirenmftance)  caufc 
acceffio  (ereat)  eventvs^  4. 


i  N  C 

To  ineircltf  c2rcundo«  3. 

Inehrcttdy  circundatus 

An  incirclhgp  circumfcriptio,  3. 

An  inctfion,  incifio^ }.  incifas,  4, 

To  ineitey  ineito,  i«  Aimulo^  i, 

pidttdf  impulfot,  inciucua 
Nlln  indter,  inc'iutor,  3. 

An  inciti/tg,  incitatio,  3,    • 

ftteUmencff  indemcntia,  i. 

ificRnahut  propenfus,  pronut 

An  imUnation,  proclivitas,  5.  pro- 
penfio^  3.  (one^t  own)  fponte  fufi 

To  incline,  indino^  r.  vergo^  3. 

To  be  inclined,  prodendeo,  ft. 

hcHnei,  propenfuf,  prfdhrii 

Inclining^  prodivls  y  d(«lim  (aa  the 
:  day)  inclinatus 

To  inelofe,  include,  3.  pnedngo,3. 
drcumfepio,  4. 

inchfed,  indufus,  dn£lua 

Aa  inclofingf  inclufio,  3. 

Aji  inei^urt,  repimehtum,  ft. 

To/Ar/i^pndodc,3.con)preheado^  3 

tncluded,  compreheoAis    .. 
helufive^  comprehtndena 
Inclmfiv^fy  iodufive 
/ifn^iV#,  dam 
Jnc3)erem4j  incongnientlaj  i« 
Incehmrtnif  disfan^ut 
Jncoberentljy  disjuode 
Jntnmbyftiik,  non  poteft  combari 
An  income,  reditu  s,  4. 
JnccmmedMted,or  incommodedt  incam- 
modatus^  Jaefus,  danino  aflfedtut 
To  incomtHode,  incommodo,  I. 
/isr0inwM/i0«iyincommodu8,iQolefha8 
Jncommodhufyfineommodi,  moleft^ 
Jticommodhy,  mcommodum,  21 
Incommunicable,  incommunicabllia 
JntwrnpaB,  ioconcinnus 
ineompmrMble,  Incomparabilit 
Jncvnparab^f,  longc,  mnh6 
To  incempajt,  dr^ndo,  3.  dago,  3. 
Innmjfaftd,  dicBxndatus 


INC 

An  innmaffing,  ■aQbItaty4. 
iKcsmfafomatt,  hnmitts        ^ 
IncmpMtahititf,  retvjgaaatia,  s. 
Ineomjmtibie,  lofociabifii,  repopa 
Ineompttenty,  jurifdiaionia  deM 
Incompetent,  non  legitimaa 
Incomplete,  imperfedbt 
Inccmpribenfible,  incomprihepfibi 
Intonceiveable,  quod  neqwc  coad 
Incongruity,  ihcongmitaa,  3; 
incongruous,  non  congruena  ' 
incen/S^ab/tf  vUia,  aihili 
LtconJSderatenefi,  iaco^tantia,  i« 
Inconfiderati,  praecept;  teaierufta 
Ineonjderaidy,  inconfult!^^  team 
InconMency,  repugaantia,  u 
IncwMenty  repu^nana 
Incon/yiently,  abfurd^. 
InconfolabU,  inconfolabilif 
Incon fancy,  incenftantia,  i « 
Inconflant,  inconftans,  levia 
Ipconte/faile,  Aon  cpntenendai 
Incontinence^  iocontineatis^  t. 
Incontinint,  libidiaoAia 
Incontinently,  ooatum^  illicd|9MI 
An  incenvmiencep  iacoaaaaodiuiiy  f 
Inconvenient,  iacomaiadiia  }  lattM 
ptfliTUs 

Inconvenientjffinunnmodjtjuittmf^ 

ftivi 
Ineonverfible,  iBfodabifif 
Inconvertible,  boo  cdnverteadal 
To  incorporate,  iacorporo»  l.(aciCJ 

in  unum  corpus  icafigi 
Aa  incorporating,  coagmcnUgo^  y> 

cooputio,  3. 
Incorporeal,  iacorpor^s 
Incorrt&,  aieadis  fcateaa 
IncorreBfy,  meiidof^  dtiofS 
Incorreffneft,  accuratioata  ex|IM 
IneorrigibU,  iacorrigibUja 
IncorrigibUnefi,  emcaditiodl  Mi 

perattOy  3 

h*. 


ro: 


1  to)  augeo,  2.  aecQ- 

t.  )cR!fbay3«aiigeory% 

as 

ao6bf9  4» 

beai 

idibiKs 

icrr^ibiliraf,  j* 

leduiut 

ivado,  3. 

fiin  invaAis 

ai  res  ali«iias  iiiTadit 

tt,  rei  atieni  inv^fioy 

es  alienas  £idus 

icruftatiO|  3, 

iciiico,  X. 

ilcatos 

ibatio,  ^ 

.  iacnlcatio,  3. 

ns 

imbeos 

beneficii  pafleflfor 

)pedio,  4. 

,impe<litio,3.mon,i 

>editu8,  obrutos 

'f  onaratiOy  3* 

abilis 

or,  a.  incuno,  i, 

icurfia,3. 

ado,  3.  obligOy  I. 

ftoBy  obtigatus 

bligatio,  3.  meritotn 

tm  (oUig0d  to)  dc- 

Yi£bi8 

onsniy  3« 

1M9  indecorus 

Mtif  Indecentcr 

',  profe^^•  Itai^e  t 

Bouna  4iligeoti2 
iolabilii 
ntau    ' 


IND 

Lidtfinitelf,  indefinite 
IitU/tVle,  iodelebilis 
To  vutemnifjf,  illsiuin  prslUrt 
Memmfitd^  iUkAis 
ItukmrJtyy  indemnitas*  3* 
Jta  of  Indmniiyt  amneftia^t* 
To  /Vfiwr/  (covenant)  pacifcur^  3. 
InJentedt  denticolatus 
Aij  i«/wr«r*,fyngrapha  dentlculats 
Indeptndencf,  indcpcndeotia,  i. 
Initpendinty  nenini  fnbjcftus 
Jndependentlf^mm  Aimnia  iibcrtate 
tndeterminatt,  indefin^ttts 
Indeterminateiy,  indeterminate 
An  index,  indea,  3.  fyllahus,  2. 
An  Irdiatr,  Indus,  2.  indicus,  2. 
To  ittdicMte,  indico,  i, 
hiditation^  indicatio,  3, 
Indicative^  indicativus 
To  /W/c*?,  diem  dtcere 
Indipable,  accufationi  obnoxias 
Ikdi£f:df  delatus^  accufatus 
An  indicrer,  accufatof,  3. 
An  indiBing,  accufatio,  3. 
An  htdl&metit,  libellus  accufatorlus 
Iitdifirenct,  sequabUitai,  3.  (uncon- 
cernednefs)  animus  id   nullam 
partem  propendens 
ff^iib  indijeffnee^  frigidc,  Jejted 
'  Mijferenf,  aequalis,  mediuiytodiflfe. 
ren»(»rordinary)mediocris,ferendus 
To  be  indifitftie,  cquo  animo  efle 
Jndeferently  (without  partiality)  in< 
dircrimiflatim(cooll7)][eJane,frigidfl 
Indigetitt,  indigentia,  i.  egeftas,  3, 
JmTigiHe,  egenus,paoper 

fudiff/Udf  indigfltus 

/W/]p^^/#,'coocoAu  difikilia  - 

Iiidii[eJHoti,  ftomacbi  cmdittt 

Indignant,  indignans 

Indignation^  indignatio,  3, 

To  have  indignation^  ftoauchor>  It 

Indignity^  iodigoitas,  3, 


INt) 

ladirtay  obiitfuM,  ftitf  reAot 
ImLrtay,  iodifcae,  obliqua 
Indifcretioa,  improdentia^  i. 
Jndifirbm'nattffj  fine  di(crimlB6 
Indifftnfikle,  inevitabilis 
Indifptnjihlyt  neceCari) 
IndifftnfibUntfi,  ret  ne ceffita? 
XndtffiojStion,  mala  habitudo 
Jmitfohabk^  indiflblvbllit 
In.'finff,  indaftinAiM 
IndtJiinBly^  p'^omifcuiS 
Udiftini^uiibMUsy  iadifcrimintlNM 
To  indite  (dilate)  diab^C .  (accvft^ 

fc(?  indiB 
IndiBed,  diaatut  ^ 

Iwiividual,  iddifidotti  {tnurf^  u«- 

guli,  ^,  a, 
Individuattf,  fiflgttlatim 
IndirrifiMif  Individuvs 
Indo/tnce,  indotentia^  r. 
Indoknt\  (widU 
To  indorftt  a  tergo  fcribcre 
Indorfedt  l  tergo  fcriptus 
An  tndorfcr,  I  tergo  fcrTbeiis 
Ab  indorf entente  \n  averia  parte  p^ 

minis  inrcriptio 
InduiitahU,  tndubitabilit 
Indubitaifff  fine  dnbto 
To  tndaei  (prevail  with)  orwo,  f  • 

allure)  allicio,  3.  (perfuade)  per* 

fuadeoy  2« 
Induced,  exoratQS,alleattt,perfttafiit 
An  i^iutr,  perfuaibr,  3. 
An  indttcemewt,  incitamentwiij  t* 
t*«  in^ffy  indneov  3* 
An  induSiw,  mda^>  3  • 
To  indut^  xmhoPf  3*  dono>  V* 
Indued,  inibutusy  prKditut 
To  indulgt,  indulgeoy  %* 
Indulgence,  tndnlgOitiay  f  • 
Indulgent,  blandus,  obfeqoidllf 
Indulgently,  indulgeater 
An  indulte,  gratia  tt^X 

indurtUef  totoi.^^  .. 

T 


I  NF 

*ro  tnduratt,  oMarOy  i. 
IndurMted^  obdoratua 
Jnittftrious^  diligcns,  aflidu^s 
Indufttioufiy^  feduI6,  diligcntcr 
Jndmfiry^  indttftria,  I. 
To  inebrtatij  inebrio,  1, 
Ineffable^  ineffabiJis    > 
Jf^fjfabiy^  more  incflfabili 
IntffeamaJ^  intificaz 
fntffiauali^^  rmecffeau 
Infant,  meligant 
JneauaUtyy  inaeqnalitaa,  3. 
Jn^Umabk,  inaeftimabiiit 
Iifvhaile,  inevitabilis 
htxeufeabU,  inexcufabilis 
JnathmffUd,  inexbaoftut 
Inextrahk,  inexorabilii 
Jttixpedient,  parum  eonducens 
Inexperienced,  inexpertut 
^explahiej,  inexpiabilit 
^fxpttcabte,  Inexplicabilit 
hexpreffibk.  iaeftabilis 
snexpufrnabli,  inexpugtiabilis 
^if^ittpti&ttbU^  inextinftttt 
•W«g/ftf^i5p,  JAcxtricabilit 

l»biljta>,f. 
Jj^^i^.eertifflartu,  trrorii  expers 

■p/ww«i,  infamU 

'"f'^nttjlfj  turpitar 

A^,  infamia^  ».  dedeCM,  3. 

IV^ntyy  infantia,  r, 

■An  i^/tf^  iBfani^  3. 

'AnT/ifirnta,  pnocepa  Jfifptftica 

^«//«.  infaatUis 

'^  infantry ^  peditalui,  4. 

J«/»/Jir«tf/e,  dcmento,  J.  iafttiio 

Infatuated,  ^MfthOai 

Infatuation,  ftupidjtas,  3. 

To  infia^  saficio.  3.  imbuo»  3, 

tt  ^  ^'iff^'^i  corrumpor,  3. 

A/r^r^,  inteaijs,  vitiatus 

*^o^*Bitm,  contaetuiD^  %^ 


I  ]vr  F 

I'To  infeebfe,  debilito^  r« 

I  Infelicity,  infelicitaSy  3. 
To  infeeffe  j  fee  enftoffe 
To  infer,  infero,  colllgo,  3* 
An  inference,  coafequens»  3. 
Inferiority,  {nferioritas,  3. 
Inferiour,  inferior^  minor 
Infernal,  inferas,  infernuf 
Inferred,  conciufus,  illatui 
To  inf^,  iofefto,  1,  tcxo 
An  infefttng,  dioleftia,!.  vtxatiOj3. 
An  infdtl,  !nfidelii,  iofidtu 

Infidels,  infideles,^/. 

Infidelity,  iafidelitas,  3. 

lignite,  if^nitas,  immenrot 

Irfinitely,  ad  infinitum,  infinite 

Irfinitive,  infinitivua 

Infirmy  infirmus 

An  infirmary,  valetudioartum,  1* 

An  infirmity,  infirmitas,  3. 

Infirmities,  peccata  leviora 

Infixed,  inHxus 

To  inflame^  inflammo,  X. 

To  b&  infiamed,  cxranicfco,  3. 

Itemed,  inflatTimatur>(withanger) 
excandefathis,  rsi>:dus 

An  inflamation,  inHanimatio,;  {^f*^ 
lungs)  peripneumonia,  i«  (^tbe 
body)  phlegmone,  es,  f. 

To  infiatCy  inflo,  I. 

Inflated,  inflatos 

Inflexibility,  pertinacia,  T.* 

Inflexible,  inflexibilis ;  inexorabilii 

Inflexion,  inflexion  3.    ~ 

To  infiiff,  infiigo,  3.  punio,  4. 

InfliRive,  puniens 

Aa  influence,  impuirus,4,  aa£h>riUf 

Influenced,  motos,  impuiros 

Influencing,  iiApellens 

To  iff  old,  implico,  i« 

To  inforce,  compello,  3.  cogOy3.(^ 
argument)  fuadeo,  2.  (by  necejpty) 
adigpy  3,  fubigo,  3.  cogO|  3* 
InfQrctd,  coafhiiy  adiCtos 


ING 

An  itforeti^t  impulfii^  3* 

To  iitform  (teach)  ii^ruo, 

fiituoy  3  .(give  informatioj 

ftro,i*certionem  fiicSre  (1 

deferoy  tuli  {bmftlf)  difcc 

An  informa&on,  ittformatio, 

ciiutio,  3.  delatioy  3« 
T0  he  informed,  certior  fieri 
Informed,  doctus»  informatui 
fa^^Qs;  [againfl) ttCQudMXx 
An  informer^  delator^  «• 
An  informing  \  fee  inflwwtati 
Infifrtunate,  inforttmatus,  in 
J  ff raff  ion,  infra£U0y  3. 
To  infringe,  infringo,  «•  vio 
Infringed,  infraftus,  woUttt 
An  infringement,  violation  3 
An  tnfnnger,  violator » 3, 
To  infti'e  (pour  in)  ii^/undo, 
nions)  anitbom  imbui^re 
herbae  (dccum  elkere,mac 
Inptftdy  infttfus,  maceratiii 
An  infufion,  infufio,'3. 
Ingathering,  frugum  percept: 
To  ingender  geoero,  I.  gignoj 
lagendered,  geaitus,  generati 
An  ingendering,  generation  | 
Ingemcus,  ingeniofus,  fttbtii 
Irtgeniottfy,  acutly  ibleiter 
Jngemou/nefs,  in^enoitas^  3> 
Ingenous,  liberalif,  ingenaui 
■Kgenuotifly,  ingtBoi  ' 
Ingenuity^  ingenmtas,  3. 
JnglariGus,  iag|orius 
Ingloriottfly,  tnrpiter,  ftM 
To  ingorge,  devoro,  x.  deglali 
Aa  ingorger,  helluo,  3.  Yoras 
An  ingorging,  deroratio,  3* 
Aa  ingot,  auri  mafla 
To  *^off,  infero,  «/,  3. 
Ingraffed,  infitut 
An  ingraftment,  infitio,  3* 
To  ingratiate,  infiauo,  T«' 
I^tnitudcf  ingratitudo^  3* 


f.NJ 

hm 

sitttn'Si  f  • 

')  pars  cdnpofifSeoit 

nKi,  iAgn!gl«AdI  et 

Ml)  pakhfi  ptrtcA- 
^)nercetfligeUare 


IfKtJ 


tROt 

"uu  jW6  Iinp6alnn6 
kUr*tkw)<blji. 

Jttw,  j.  r. 
»^,  9. 
i'bitus,  "vefltiit 

bofpitalis 

il)  ct«de6i,  fk>«vt 

^umtmtu,  cm  Jdftat 
Qflliltc^  tnntSxtf 

«t 

B0»3« 

IS 

litaiiilis- 

» iohnitafiitt 

vt 

:asy  3«iie£i» 


To  initiate,  initio,  I^    - 
Initiatfdf  iniHatus 
Ittitiatiif,  inltkiif 
An  imttati^tff  sffitiatSo,  $« 
h^udktMs^  incotolideratttt 
Jnju£oufy,  lliconfideratd 
Ab  injuniflmp  iDjun^o^  ]• 
To  iV«''^»  noceo,  t.  ]«do/3p 
Injnndt  larft^>  irfolaCatf 
Injurious^  BOzitSy  faijurlet 
hftrhuji^,  noUf  injall^ 
An  /V'TXi  itfjiirit,  i.  dttUASly  a. 
Jt^uftlct,  injoii^  u 
Ini»  atrameBtam,  s. 
Ab  wkbtnif  atnuDCittttiiiniy  2« 
To  hk,  atMUnteto  ia^ixufrt 
/ifjUfy  tenia,  x*  vitta,  t« 
Aft  Ml^,  taiiMfbrfBt,  s.  (;f«M) 

obfotfa  ligalficttio  {i*  get)  Ab- 

feati«^4. 
JnAiu/,  tdfttttttfi 

To  jffArjr,  ttflUlo,  X,  tifk^  «• 

An  inlet,  aditdt,  4. 

To  iitSgktett  I  iet  tkl^hhik 

T0  inM,  miKtes  cOnferlblSM  {Ms 

J^AJN^  ihter  niHtei  coiirei4^« 

Ab  inR^ng,  ttdlitBiii  cAAKflftio 

An  inwuitt^  ifli)iiUiBut 

Inwufi,  intimus 

Ab  iM,  41verAriBfB,  i« 

To  rm,  diver(br>  1.  (mHi)  iMfles 

dofltott  vehSre 
Jam  •ftmtrt^  bofpitkl  jorifcoiliulto- 

niqi 
^  InnbMr,  caopo,  3, 
Itmrnttf  iflBatui 
^mavigahle,  laaaTlgabilil 
Ittner,  interior 
Inner  chamber,  pdbetrale^  3,- 
Innermofi,  inthnut 
Jnnoeence,  innoccBtia,  t; 
tnn^int,  infco^  hmfcati 


INS 

hn»eenth,  iBubceiiter  (« 

thought}  imprudenter 
To  inaovate.  ianovo,  !• 
vtnovatttl,  lanovatat 
tirmfativn.  inttovatio,  ^Amanixb 
An  innmtatpr,  ianovator,  3* 
Innoxious,  innoxttn 
InnumerM,  infinitift,  urtmneitMl  . 
To  ineettUte,  iBocolo^  f .  Inftvo,  fir 
InQculstidj  inoctiatBti  infititt 
Ineeu/dtion,  iaocalitio,  3* 
Ineffenfive,  infiOCBOt^  innoKMi 
Ineffenjivehf,  ianoctitf,  inaucuite 
Inojffenjhfn^s,  inaocedtii^  Xm 
Inordinate,  IfloHiaatBt 
Inordinatdf,  inotdimtC 
Inordinattnefs,  immod^ratidf  j|«  ^^ 
hntgwdtali  sj^  itfflnimettth  M|i 

tutbf 
Aa  rWfl^  !M|uifi^  3.  (gNttik^ 

qk^)  crhtihiuiM  ^piMtdrck 
Infutetttdt,  ioi|tRenM6y  3* 
To  infuire,  ioqbito^  tpti^P  (^ 

/earcl>  diligent^)  Usfiif^  U  O^ 

plorcu  t  •  (0/N»r]|  ^pMHlo»  I. 
Mtfturetf  <fscntOt»  indtfgifBV 
An  inqniret,  ^Hftfitdr,  3.  dtficMiC 
An  innuiry,  iaqdifitio,  \  ^ 

Infuijtiett,  exailihi,  t.  , 

The  mfttyM^i  ii^^dMHo,  J. 
Infuifawe,  curfeftrt 
An  hfuifitoTf  ih^MtiA^,  34 
To  f ar«{^tf,  hrito,  t  •  fUihilto^  $ . 
To  be  imaged,  IrHtor^  s,         ^     . 
Inrttgwu,  'Dtitatof  - 
An  inraging,  irHtatfof  3« . 
ln¥o$ed,  fnfctottatof 
An  inroad,  incurfio,  J^irrofd^  ^ 
Toinro/,  etmfcribo,  3, 
Inroffedf  coriferiptus 
An  inrolSng,  in  tabolas  rtlf^.   .    ". 
/ff/tfff«^Zr,  Infatfabslit 
Infdtiablenepy  inCltiabslvUi       . .  >o  ^C 


iks 


JrfMed,  ink 


iiiicribo>3« 


Jnjcrifthu^  inTcriptio,  3. 
hiJtrutaUi^  noA  Yc^abilit 

^fitare,  panim  fecarut 
Infemfihte^  iafeofibilit 
J^fi^'it^,  hcbetiit4o»  3. 
Mnfij^t  ienfim,  ptoUtim 
Miififaraktf  iiif«parabUli 
Jnfif^raUy^  lodiYif^S 
To  tnfirty  infexo^  3. 
Jj^ertU,  inferttft 
Mrmoiu  iaiertio^  3* 
^^  M^>  pan  interior 
|iS^»tff,  infidtofas 
Xs^UkH^,  UfidioT^ 
^<W^»  ittl«inii94.  lafptftioy  3 
J^T^^  (&in]  Mritu»  I. 
T#£^Ttf  tf«mMr»  ptrf]^icit|  3. 

.^S/SrwjKrtffMf  I  iBotilittt 
^-^^-fiwtf,  iantUtt 
''f,  iafiaceniB 
vrity^  diffinmlatiQ^  f« 

finfimuttt,  lAfinoOy  i«  (ittttr) 

aflentpry  s.  adalMr»  i« 
tfimtttd^  iafinoatat 
An  hf/tmutton^  IniuiQadoi  3. . 
^/fo/<wItbo«t  tafte)  ijiriiUtu(diill) 

bebesyflxs  Uf4at 

l<s/g^fMS,  ij)(uU|tu>  3* 
T9iinjm,  infto,  x»  nrgeoi  s« 
To  iff/bv»,  ia  rervituitat  tcdiglEre 
Jnjlsyedy  mantjpatni 
To  infndre,  irtetio,  4.  iilaqueOf  X. 
tnfaargi,  Ulaqueatai 
JJTti^finif  inndias  ftrtiens 
jii  vtfnaringf  lUaqueatio 
JFf/«dtf^iSri  iaibciakilit 
XnfifeMcep  arrogantia^  x* 
JnUtent,  arrogant 
4^^^^  atfogviter,  fuperli 


XN;S 

£r/0A(li^,  infolubiUt      ' 
Infiheni^  folvfcodo  impar 
Jnfmucbt  adco  nt,  ufqua  adeo 
To  infpe&f  infpici* 
InfpeSedf  iafpcdut 
InipeRHn,  inrpe^ioi  3* 
Injpeffer,  infpe^dr,  3* 
hriperjhny  iaiperfio,  3* 
To  infpire,  inTpirOy  i* 
Jnjpiraiy  iafpiratut' 
JtiJpiratidMy  afflatus  diviaut  (fydi* 

vint  in^iratim)  divinitiU 
JnpahiTtty,  inftaUlitas,  3* 
To  infiall,  conftituo,  3. 
InftaUedg  iaaognratas 
ti/lalatiM,  infUlmtwt,  or  h/Ultnfi 

inaugumioy  3. 
Aa  iti/Uncey  etenplafliy  a.  (reqaeil) 

iaipuiraa,  z.  flafitatioy  3* 
To  iil/lanee,  txtmpUm  date 
For  infianety  exempli  gfitit 
Injtant,  (earatft)  laiportuant  (pie- 

fen^  pnefiuifs  iaftaai 
jih  infioMU  momentuaBy  a.  (at  thit 

iaftant)  impnerentiarilni  [Mtthat 

itj/Utie)  cooem  tempore   (in  m 

itt/lant)  di€tD  cSti^,  confeftim 
IiifUmif^  ioftaater;  vehemeater 
htfiMnttuutufyt  extempld 
Jnjkttergtiwy  iaftaoratioy  |* 
hfeai  tf,  loco,  vice 
Tlie  inftefy   tarCu,  a.  (of  a&oe) 

calcei  convexam 
To  inpigatey  llimulo,  x.  excito,  x« 
InfHgatid^  iaft^Satus,  exdtatttt 
InjiigMiwy  inftigatio,  3.  incitatio93 
An  inptgatoTy  inftigator,  3. 
To  inftill,  infundo^  3,  iauHo,  Xt 
InfiilUdy  inftillatat 
InfiinSf  inftinC^s 
To  inflituUy  f  nftitiio,  3. 
Infiitutid,  inftitutof 
Infiitutesy  inftitota,  pi, 
li/titutiwt  iaftitlitio,  3. 


To  hfhruStf  Im 
doceo,  1.  infl 

It^rMBtd^vaStiKM 
tus;  dodlis 

An  itfiruGory  pr 

An  in/hu^lngy 

JafiruffiiM,  docm 
tt  amhaftdort 

An  inprument  in 
fenrant)mini( 
china  bellica 
mula,  I.  (Jm 
mentum  chir 
or  toolf )  arm 

Jf^vMmtufah  (as  1 


0  infue,  confeq 
hfu^ng,  coafeqi 
Jtifrnftrabki  intol 

hmpoteacy)  i: 
hjKjScient, 
Aa  infuk,  lafalt 
To  i^jfide,  infult 
JnfuperayUy  iafu; 
Infi^pwiaBltt  ittt 
h^H^mee  »f€ety 

compa^lodan: 

tur 
Toitfitrtgotdifri 

ex  iacendio  a< 
Ltfimmmitakle,  i 
InfumHioM,  infi: 
An  f'nftf//,  jushe 
To  intaily  hsred 
LamUd,  hasredi 
An  intatUtig,  hie 
To  intang/e,  iliac 
IntangUdy  irretiti 
An  itttMi^'ng,  if 
An  ifiteger,  num« 
Integrity^  integrii 
Integument y  integ 
The  inteUtff,  inC 


INT 


^UtdiiiiUBfl 

'^  HtttlfClttQS 

>Mb  iMempoaatlBsi  .(of 


i^  iataiti«,  3.  coodUm 


l^iBteKodo^  3< 


ii  isterdpM^  3, 


•ty  HM^CtlBOy    3* 

rjy  iefneatett,  3* 
I  intcfdKOy  3* 


xrdiAnni  ' 

9tio  iBmifcire 
particopty  1^ 


INT 

Zrtfr^a4fnttfc)cflMliUBCslim>s* 

(lvmiitj)f«M%3. 
!r»iifvflMi»vg|lM  Mr,  gntia  apod 

aliqucA  ViHic 
An  fufcr^  (nsht)  jiJUtJarfSf  «•  (/« 
'»»(«  iwtirt/lfir)  mmmM  aliqiMd 

imbirc 
To  Mfin/crf  (ifltiipoft)  iMefporio^s* 

(cM)  diicrepO)  T* 

Aa  imtrjtBiwy  interjediOy  3. 

i»  «fo  iffffTMiy  inteien  tcafodt 

Utenottr^  intetkr 

To  itmrkeif  mtaknff* 

Tb  interUrii  fee  M  ^ervf 

To  hitrkmn^  IbUo  iatcrlcriSre 

To  intoiintt  fineat  iattrponSre 

liv/ir/tiiinfy  lioais  interiertus 

ht9rlineaii9M»  intcrlertio  liacanm 

Jnttrkeuiimh  intcrlociitioy  3. 

hterkeutwyf  interlocwtorioi 

To  hutfUft^  aaticipoy  i. 

Aa  Unt£f$r,  anticipator»  3* 

An  huiride,  drama,  ithf  n. 

To  imitmmUlt^  fttt§maUk 

htenrndtrnte,  mediiu 

JSucmiMf,  bumatioy  3. 

To  nuermingli  i  ftoto  mwiU 

httermiffiMiy  intermiffio*}.  (i^/affr- 
miJiSin)  intenniCii  (witbmit  ittf 
ttrmijficn)  affidoe,  perpetu^ 

To  iuttrmit,  remitto>  3. 

Intermkttdt  intermid*as 

Tntarmtta/t,  iatermittena 

To  hutrmxi  fee  t9  mix 

Inremai,  internut 

ftifenuilhyiattrnh 

InttrptutiiUn,  interpellatio,  3.. 

To  interpolate,  interpolo,  i. 

hterpoiatedy  Interpplatiia 

Interpolatimt  isttrpolatiOy  3* 

An  hterftJato'f  interpolator  ^  5* 

To  intirftfit  iatoponoi  3« 


INT 

ktufofid,  Utterpalitat 
Ititert^kwt%  latarpofitio^  %^ 
Ta  twmtfrttf  tsplioo,  i.  c^_ 
&«n]prrfifrJ8ii^  iatarpnetalioy  3. 
Utirfnfd^  cxpofitat 
InHrtntttf  interpret)  ttis%  c» 
To  iMtirr^  inhumOy  i«  t9pdh,d^ 
httrred^  inhumatutj  iepiiltaa 
An  hutrmgn,  interregaaai,  %^_ 
Atkinturh^l  htintenmm 
To  intirngMttt  interrofo>  i« 
JwNmgatStf  interrogatvt 
An  irtttrrogatifig,  interrogatfa^  ^ 
An  imtmpithmp  interrofttio^  2* 
ImttrrtgMtive,  inCerrogatifat 
hlerr^tHveh^  interrogate 
An  inmrogmtfr,  interrogator,  3, 
An  imterrtgttoty^  interrogitiai  3* 
To  inttmipt^  iaterrumpo,  3.  (ia  a 

uk)  interdpcre  («•  tffmr)  rca 

derimSre 
haerrufud^  iaterraptit 
An  intm^ety  interpeUatoTy  3^ 
lnterrufH9ii,  intemiptlOy  3. 
H^tbo'ut  intirmption,  coatiaeatCf 
To  interfeff,  interfecoy  », 
JnterJeSed,  intericdos 
InurfeffioMy  interfe£tioy  3* 
To  interffirfty  interfpergo,  3^ 
Jnterfierjed,  interfperfut 
An  uaerftice,  interftitiuaiy  s« 
An  inttrval,  intercapedoy  3. 
To  intervene,  'iotervenio,  4* 
Intervening^,  interrenieni 
An  interview,  congreflus 
To  interweave,  intertesoy  3, 
Interweven,  intertexui 
htefitttej  inteftatos 
Jnteflincj  inteftinus 
Jnt^inesy  int^ina,  pf,  «•. 
To  intbral,  mancipoy  i« 
IntbralUd,  mancipatut 
Intbraimcnif  mxkwpkyst^^  ^^ 


1!%. 


INT 


IN  V 


4m)  Mmiiriii  Mmbc 


»,J. 


T»i|rfifiiii,i>4irn,i, 


To  wciprifaif, 

ltt«Mfa4  tupoie  percvliifw 

IACornifliif»  akialatw 
hnrgljf,  intcgre,  fincer^ 
To  /ffft/Xr,  io6riboy  3.  appcUo^  i* 
hritbdt  ppptlbtn,  infienptnt 
^r9,  in,  fngfaf,  witb  ^rr. 
InioImfSb,  ifltoknadat 
hiokrtUf,  MtoIenkiEccr 
To  firfMi^,  tepdito,  4* 
htomBedy  lep»ltdt 
To  iKtajatatt,  dcnentOy  i.  («pi^^ 

ifWffI)  inebiio^  i. 
£rft«fV«A^  flMoie  aoCni >  (wi>i&  A- 

^0r}  inchriatat 
httoxieaiitiff  iaebrumi 
IntraffaUt,  Utraftabilif 
Ir.traikf  exta>  /il  iattftint 
Bekrtgtnf.  io  imrmhy  intcnaeiit 
bfranfitnfCf  intfMifitiTttt 
To  htraff  decipiOy  g. 

Ab  intrappi^r,  dfteptiOy  3* 

To  ifitraUf  ootiirato,  ^.  ftpplico,  1. 

(fpeakof)  trafio,  1.  difif«%  3. 
*::re0e<f,  «Mttatttf>  otatai 


ittnfiiif  iotrepUnt 
Imr^^iAf,  tmimk  im6ta6o 
btr^UIy^  intrepibc,  ibrtitar 

iuritMit^  iau]icabi%  1 

Ab  iairipu,  w  ifi  ■bmbIbm,  a. 
To  htrigm,  .vaft^  afiic 
jBtnpawgy^  cuodcftinc 
Jmuinfimit^  iwinafitk,  intrinfenw 

To  utfr^dkir,  iatsodaco,  3. 


Imrtdrnffim,  iatrodoaio.  3.  (f»  « 

Mjemtrje^  eaoidiiiiii,  s. 
btriduOive,  tnandiicnt 
To  Intnukf  intnido,  ^.  (mM  mm  e^ 

ftatt)  hotdiutcm  lojaA^ctptf* 

fere  [^mfmftiwiu)  patiencU  rnb- 

uti 
htruM^  intrnfofl 
An  intntdar^  invalbr,  3. 
Lttrtt/iui,  ufurpatio,  3. 
To  /ffn^,  fidci  comsitteie 
hanfiedf^  commUriifc  fidei  aticnjot 

(fpf/ib  afeertt)  mtioms  alicnjot 

coBcilHs 
Utruflitig,  fidd  comaittcot 
IwtuitMtf  iotuttaty  4.  infpcAio,  3* 
Ufimrive^  ad  intuicon  pertiaeat 
To  uivai^f  adorior,  3,  iai^da^  3* 
iirtwMy  tnvaiat 
IgvadeTp  ian&Tf  3* 
Invalids  invali4efl,  imtar 
^  ittvoBd,  miles  cmeritas 
To  rnwiSMbiiify  iavalidafD  redden  (a 

foiV/)  teftaracatwn  ididadftc 


IN  V 

LtcaUdgri^,  aefeiadcae 

JhrvmnsUemfi,  imomtibBitaf 
imvarimfif^  imMnfahiiitcr 
Ao  »i>«>it,  iaincfli%  s.ioaw 
Ac  /apeAM^  nftfat  ofa]iu||atflCi 
To  iava'gb.  aMicdiaii  infete 
To  -rnvnik^  ftdaco.  3.  pellkio^ 
JmipfaC  M"£^  blando  An 
An  imve^fkr^  deccpcar*  3. 
An  i^vet^Jn^,  blandifiy  rethoi 
To/Wvr/.y,  larfwa,  3.  obvak^ 


To/nr»fy(deT;fe)inyexJo^ ^ 

(find  oot)  excof^tot  x.  cacadi 
(crajiilf)  audunor,  x.  Um 
dolot  neOeia  («avdk)  fH&< 
dcre 


MvrMragr,  eacogitaiu,  molkat 

Ab  lawarii^,  lareBtioy  3. 

LntKtrm,  ia«eotio»  3.(deTkej4 
his,  2.  artlfidttm,  a. 

Aa  laveafipgr,  boaonun  iades 

Aaiaaw/ij^j  iaverfio,  3. 

To  i'mfert,  inrartay  3. 

Mvtrttdf  invenoi 

To  iave/l  one  vritb  Mm  ^i,  pli 
fioQea  alicai  daic  (•■  ai  A 
inaainro,  i.  caopto^  ip  (A& 
obfidiope  Btfbeai  ciac^        ^ 

^tvejhd^    i^■^l^)B^^tB^ 
cindut 

To  tmy^jratff  iadagOt  >• 

>£r««|l%tfd;  intelH^Coe 

bwfiiture^  inaufacatib,  3 

JbmetffMtif  lareccratas 

To  gremf  iamunae,  ' 
t  hruuUousj,  invidat 


cxc 

▼i^^  I* 
xtimulOy  u 
!bit 
latus,  iacer 

btui 

go,  3.  amblot  4. 
tuty  ambitus 
goUf  ambiens 
l»iJis 

titioy  3*  vocatio,  3. 
ito^  I.  woco,  X* 
US,  Tocatus 
itaUSy  3» 
tos,  vocatm 
ntatOTy  3. 
racing,  allicieiu 
lodatio,  3. 
ivocoy  X.  imploiOyX* 
ocatio,  3*  imploratto 
•aonim  itcofnitio 
vocoy  X.  implorOy  i. 
olvo,  3.  impliooy  i. 
iotosyixnplicittts. 
tovolocrttniy  s« 
inviti 
mtof 
rolacio,  3« 
efacio,  3. 
adus 

ilitas,  3.  ^ 
nvoloerabilis 
)inteniiis,  iqieftijius 
Sy  ixitriiileciis;  intror< 


JOI 


\  fee  im^ints 
Qfolvoy  3*  impKco,  1 
▼oliitas,  implicitus 
ioliua,  2.  (S'MwO  res 
UmUr)  ians,;;^ 
to,  A0i^  m% 
I   ' 


^hIot,  jocularis 
_  Wtfff^  laetus,  alacer,  hilans 
7*0  ^  jocund f  laetor,  geftio,  4* 
A/o|r>  coDcuflio,  3. 
Tojogi  coiicutio,3.  quatjo,  ^,{%oitb 
At  elho^)  cubito  fubmovere  (as 
a  coach^  Aibfulto,  u  (or  fliake} 
contiemifco  {on)  procedJSre 
J^igtd,^  conculTtts,  qnsifalws 
To  ht  jogging,  abeo,  4«  difcedo,  3 
TV /our  «fff9,  adjungo,  3. (or  be  joined 
anto)   accedo,   3.  adjungofi  3. 
^ojotn  fords)  conjungo,  3.  to* 
getter)  conneao,  3.   {or  to  be 
joined  together)  cohaereoy  a.  (or 
clea?e  to).  adhKreo,  a.    (tr  be 
oear  unto)  contingo,3.  {in  tattle) 
confligOy  3.  (to  joifi  as  a  joiner) 
conglutino,!.  (iflue)  pedem  coa-  > 
fetre  {iffitt  in  law)  litem  coote- 
ftari  {JdU'wfiip)  confocio,  i.  fo- 
cio,  I.  {under)  fubnedlOy  3. 
Joined,  copulatus,  junflus,  agglu> 
tinatuSy   connexns  ;  'contiguus  \ 
interjun£ltt8  j  conrociatus(Ma//|r) 
concinne  compadtus 
A  Joiner,  Hgi^i  operis  elegantioris 

taber 
Joining,  (adjoining)  contiguuf 
A  joini'ng, 'junStio,  j.    conjundio 
{of  hoards)  tabulauo,  3  ,{0/ words) 
conftru^io 
A  joint,  articultts,  s.  jiinaura,  i, 
{ittjlalks)  genicttlum,  1.  {0/  the 
iody)  artusj  4,  {of  meat)  mem- 
,  brum,  a. 

T^ joint,  deartuo,  I. 
To  put  out  of  joint,  diikKO,  |« 
Out  of  joint,  lu^catus 
Ajoigtbeir,  coliatres»  ediSfC^ 
Joint  tenants,  fimul  tenentea 
Joint  (adj.)  xnutUttS 
Jeint  bf  joint,  articulat|li| 
Of  tb*  joints f  9nStcuUfa 


I  R  O 

Fat!  of  jm'fitt,  artictilofus 

Jotntrd  {it  herbs)  geateuUtos  (as 

meat  )<lc4rtu«tiif  ( asboaids  )tih  ulicui 

Jointly,  conjiiniaim,  junftun 

A  jwrtttret  dos^  deth,  f 

Ajoijf,  ti^nam,  *.  tr*bi,  3. 

To  hyjoffis,  rigna  a|itare 

hjokt,  jocos,  %, 

TejoJU,  joeor,  i.  alltcui  illuier^ 

Ajek,  caput,   3.  {chttk  by  jole) 

lequa  fronte 
Jolfy,  hilar  is,  feftiTui 
Tq  ttijoi/y^  iictflr,  I, 
Joiht/j,  hilar*,  Isetc,  h^r^ 
JUhmft^  jcJi'ity^  fcikiniEt,  3, 
A/Vf  I  ftc;iy 
Ajelrhs^d,  capita^  3» 
ioff/r,  tfinoM,  ionic  ua 
A/pf,  hiliimi*.  pandlum,  1. 
Jovial,  a  Iacer,  laetus  {fdino)  con* 

gerro  Icpidut 
Jsfviatij,  al  icrl  ter,  j  u  cunde,  *  J  EctS 

Ajetfrnal^  diarlunit  a. 

A  j^vrnaiifi,  diarii  rctlprar 

AJQiirney,  ittr  3^  pertgnnatl^j  j. 

To  journij,  itijierori  i. 

A  juMrnty.Tan,  opjAiK  diumi  mcf« 
cede  ccindu£tyi(/0wr|ify<w0^i)oput 
dturna  m'^rcede  loc&tum 

^d^j  gag di urn,  It  Isritia^  I. 

To  py{po\) gf atu la ce)  congra cu k^r^ r* 
(rejoice)  ^audeo,  a^  (make  glai^) 
uiLliaro 

J^yful^QT  jayom^  altcnt,  peilxttii 

Tu  Be  j^ful  y  fee  tD/£^y 

y'iyfiiiljt  )£te\  hihre 
fsyfukr/s,  hiladti5j  3,  gaudjumja* 

Jra/cihr^  infcIbiliSj  iracundua 

Ireful t  iricundus 

/r^/jj   Hitcrfskui 

^if^/o^J  (ted jctts)  moleftui  (dira|rt«* 
able)  jgi^^ivis,  acertui 

Iwkfsmnc  J,  ta^diunii  i^ 

N  /  ' 


1 


IR  R 

Of  Inn,  feneot 
l>Qm  Vfitb  ir6n,  ferntui 
Iron  cohuff  fcmicio<U9 
^n  iron,  mafla  ferrea 
Ulffed  with  iron^  prxpilatut 
Iron  work,  ferramentmn,  a. 
j^  ironmonger^  mercator  ferrvivs 
9o  irortf^  laevi^o 
Ironical,  ironicus 
Jroniiatty,  ironici 
An  irony,  ironia^  I..  fifBu]atio«  }• 
To  irradiate,  irradio^^  i. 
Irrational,  irrationalis,  ini^uus 
Hrecondliahle,  ioexorabilis 
IrrecoveraBk,  irreparabilis 
Irrfofveraiiif,  penitus ;  omiiiQQ 
Irr^ttgablf,  ccrtiflimus 
IrrrfragaSljt,  CncdubJo 
Jrregular^  irrc(jularil 
Jrrtptiarity,  trregulariUJj  3. 
Irregitldriy^  krtfularlter 
Jrreiigiom,  irrdigiofua,  fceleftas 
irreliihufif^  itnpip,  fcelcfti  . 
IrremtdiaSk^  immcdicjbiJis 

Ir^eparakte,  irreparabilis 
Irreparably^  funditus,  peniti^s 
Irreprebenfible,  inculpatus 
Irreprehenfibly,  innocue 
Irreproactahk,  irreprchcnfut  ' 
Irrejipille,  SnSvitabilis 
Irrejolute,  ancqps,  inconftans 
Irrejolutely,  Icvitcr,  inconftanter 
Irrefotution,  inconftantia 
Irretrievable^  irreparabilis 
Irretrievably,  funditiis,  penitiis 
Irreverence^  irreve  entia,  x. 
irreverent,  parum  revcrens 
irreverently,  parum  revetenter 
JrrevvfihU,  immutabilis 
irrevocable,  irrevocabilis 
/rr*/fl«,  irrifio/3.  irrifus,4. 
~^o/mrJ»f^,  exBfpero,!,  Iacetl0|  3< 


JUD 


An  irrifdtitm,  irtitatio,  |» 

Ati  f"'a/>f'ff*i  irrupdflj  J* 

/jr   (of  am)  eft 

Ifingtafh  Idthyocclla,  r. 

An  i/fijg J,  or  f|!]ie^  iafuk 

Ifk$  in  a  fhunh,  ktfiiltt,  pL  f. 

An  IJraeUte,  Ifracjita,  jr.  m* 

Iffaeiitipt  IfrselitJcu* 

AD  iffuc  {p>iui  ioTih]  exittiSf  4. 
(rnd)  eveotviF,  4*  (ofitpring)pfiiu> 
kfp  3,  prof^niei,  5.  (fore)  ulcus, 

nhi  (i'H'^"f )  feat  mi  go  J  3.  (i«  the 
arm^  iECt)(ot}f,  3,^  roMandlii  I- 
{v  profit)  rfiditu5#4. 

To  ijut,  or  /i^  fltf r^  cnjmp<i,  3. 
( 5»t  MCFr^)  pecuniani  cro|ar£| 
{a  pfec/simatict})  edi^vin  publi* 
catt  (/or/i)  cmano,  i.  ciabor,  3. 
emico,  li 

IJhiitg^  emanani 

An  '^ffmng,  emanaClci,  3.  Auxk,  3. 

An  ijhmtis^  iftbinu^,  j*  «», 

//,  is,  ta,  id 

Theitfh,  fc^|ji«,  5. 

j^  ilibing  defirt^  cupidltaif  3* 

To  ittht  piurio^  4, 

l/chyt  fcabiofiiS 

Aa  itubingi  pruritus,^  ^ 

An  fftvw,  cauiio,  3.  (ia  ar^  account) 
ratiunculij  r. 

To  give  an  item^  Jjinyo,  3. 

To  ifenttey  Jtcro,  i,  repeto,  3^ 

Iterated,  fcpetitus 

Itinerant i  Jrinerans 

jffl  itinerating^  itiacnriiiai,  s, 

i»,  crjui^illiui 

/^^,  ful  jpfc 

Tifc^Jt ^//e,  3 nn ut  j ubileut 


I 


J^aaical,  jud*kui 
ytfdaifjTtj  judaiJ'muSj  3« 


J  U  N 

A  jW^fV  a^^artf,  ithHor,  3- 
Aj«dge^i/cat,  tribunal 
To  ji"^»  judic#,   I,  adjudieOi 
(think}  opiEior^  ].  ctiftimo, 

[befwt)  prxjudieOj  u  {beHut 

dij,udico>  I. 
yudjgfJt  judkatus,  coguitiii 
A  jffdgingi  judiraEid,  3, 
yudgmti7t  (ability)  judiduoij  A«  I 

pinion)  opinio,  3*  (ftntcnce]  , 

didum,  1.  fentetieia,  r, 
A  judgment  pietce,  tribunal,  |# 
yuScinl^  iudlcblix 
yudiei^iy,  aaoirc  ju4iclali 
Judidaryi  jtidici*riiii 
yvSctGw^  fagli 
Judidoujly,  iagadt« 
Judimtifnsfi,  fagaiiitaf,  3, 
A  jay^  C3QtbjlTilSf   5^ 
"^^J^Si^'t  prsfligiLs  dccipepe 
A,?^|-f/*'j  prKfti£iat«r,3. 
A  juggfmg  tridi  pr«fti|isej  |i[L 
yaguiar^  juplarii 

yakmrfif  (ucci  abundantia 
^tf/cy,  iucculentus,  fuccidus 
Ajifkpt  pario,  3*  julepij6|  i^ 
July,  Julius 

Ajumhie,  Crepitus  confufm    • 
Tujujrtifle  i'^gfthr^  confundo,  3. 

DiiilEc)  cotjcutioi  3* 
yumbkd tsgffJber^  confuCmt  {Ouitti 

cQDCuiTus,  qua^iLui 
A  Jiimblijtg  t^gethrr^  cnnfu&i|  3^ 
Ajumpf  QhuS^  4* 
T^Jump,  (ditty,  I,  fuhMto,  Xf  1 
juil^ment)    idem  Jentir«'{/S 
prpfultD^   I,  (wer)  tranfullb^ 
{upon}  'afl'ulto,    1/   (down)  i 
filiOj  4* 
Ajiamper,  f^Itator,  3* 
Ajtimpirgt  i'akatio,  3, 


JUT 


iimt) 


kJMawrtf  jqadufSy  X, 

uticQhn  ccvporit  (of « 

nim  ftatni 
J»m^  juaioff,  s. 
jfunr,  minor  Batn 
To  juto.  coflriflbr,  !• 
Ajinkaing,  oouflatio 

Aprwii  tenator  orUnus 

fc«7,  ebar,  3. 

CM  "icwry,  eburneus 

Jvutrctf/y  juridlcus 

/imVfiriM,  joRfdiaio,  3. 

Ajtfir,  oxjmrymanf  juntor,  3, 

yi^JQftiif,  c^os^  redut 

tnttjaf  ctMfe,  fberrrd 

7>s;^/t  iMfir^y  totMem  ooiniiio  (/^ 
»w)  iBoio,  jam  pnTr.hm'(mftdSf 
j^Jo)  hvid  ilher,  JuAd  iecui 

Tipicc,  jnfKtsa»  f  •  {pnniiliment  for 
a  dime)  ftiff^imtt,  ft.  {^  /^ 
pmt)  jalKciarivt ' 
M£m,  joficiifc  confemrii 
^^ffiff  (*cfmit)  inaocentelB  pro- 
MBciaic  (piofe}   probo,  i.   e- 
[    ^^%.{me*s Jiff)  (tv^n^rtify 
^nfjb)  tcffimofiiit  comprobare 
[ufnaun  do)  litentjoflo  or- 
ntpMcre 
"    defend]  poteft 
pBiiatas,  probitnt 
_  J,  KirjfJ^katkK,  JQftifica- 
^  3.   (cKviiig;  from  blame] 
ci^  liberatio  (pnnring)  proba- 
iHb  3*  (by  witnefles)  teftimoni- 

^*- 

_     CODnlwlSy  4' 

igoy  3.  tiado;  3.(«0i/^ 
>)  cobito  pdKre 
■erftOy  juwy  jmre 
aeqaiUf,  3.]aftiHi»  I. 
JM  pr»in«o,  1.  propead^^  a. 


^: 


K  E  E 

Ajtkttyt  projeAura^  i. 
yivemle,  juvienilis 
yirtMuUtyy  ardor  JQVfoalit 
m,  he^a,  I. 
Ofi'vy,  hederaccns 
Full  of  ivy,  hederofut 


K    A. 

AKalet^arf  calendarinmf  t« 
ThtUUt^s,  calendK,  pL 

To  kaw,  eoraicor,  t. 

To  keckf  fcreo,  i.  eifinrco^  1^ 

A  keekiagf  icreatas,  4. 

A  kecks,  creminm,  %» 

A  W,  carina,  i. 

Ta  helhMkf  fab  cartnam  trahSre 

Xr«Mr,  acutaty  Mtilis  |  tcer ;  mor- 
dax>  acerbat 

Ktenfy,  tcoti,  acrlter 

JfSMM^  •/ appetite,  capiditat^  edendi| 
3,  {of  expr:Jlhn\  afperhas,  3. 

To  ketf,  (preferre)  fenrOb  i  •  refer- 

-'  TO,  I.  (detain)  cnftodio,  4.  (or 
laft)  maneoy  i.  duro,  i.  (or  re- 
ftrain)  teneo,  s.  (the  affixes)  fo- 
rum acSre  (back)  fifto^j.  detiaeo 
(off«*«  ^^iQ  ledo  aiHgt  (dofe  or 
conceal)  premo,  3.  occulto,  !• 
celo,  I.  {cUfeor^t  hid)  lateo,i. 
(ofw*f  twmpanf)  comitor,!.  {or  de- 
fend]taeor,  a.  defendo,  '^,{tlov)n) 
deprimo,  3.  (or  dwell)  habito,  f. 
commoror,  i.  {tn  eye  fpon)  ob-* 
fervo»  !•  (yrom,  or  abflain)  ab- 
Ainco,  a,  (from,  or  hinder)  pro- 
hibeo,  a.  (^r  co^r^)  habere  cur- 
rum  {courts)  comftia  habere  {or 
feed)  aleo,'2«  {one*s  grovneTj  con* 
(i)h>,  3.  maneo,  1.  (tn  health)  fof- 
pitOy  !•  {an  holy  Jay)  ferior,  i. 
(or  celebrate)  celebro,  r.  {aft' 
mp)  hmWam  /u/featitt  (houje^  I 


K  E  R 

or  be  at  home)domi  fe  ooati 
( a  bo^Jk  in  repair)Utti  tecta 
ftare  {good  or  bad  hours)  ter 
ftiv^  %fel  fer6  domum  redire 
wine)  duro,  i.  {in)  cohibM 
contineo,  a.  {enjoyed)  occt 
turn  teaere  {l^w)  anigo,3.  {4 
in  peace)  concordcm  ctvitaten 
ncre  {off,  or  at  hay)  depeilt 
{open  boufe)  aperto  oftio  vi 
{out)  difpello,  3.  {out  ofdoot 
forii  coottn2re(ovf  ofJ!gbt)k 
ducj^re  {aprom{fe)  promiffis  ' 
(feho^l)  fcholam  habere  (// 
nleo,  a.  taceo,  2.  {Jbeep) 
pafclre  {to  one's Jif)  fibi  reti: 
{oner's  time)  tempore  prxftitut 
defle  {under)  compefco,  3.  : 
primo,  3.  (tf/rncrirni/er^  ftb 
ihitigare  {within  hounds)  i 
lines  confiflere  {inptifon)  fer 
in  vincuHs  {time  in  ma(ic)  cer 
legem  temporum  foryare 

A  keeper,  cuftot,  3. 

Keepinr,  tenax 

A  keeping,  coftodia^r.conremlif 
{hack)  depuliiof  3.  {dotsm)  i 
preffio,  3*  (£»»  or  uriUr)  coh 
tio,  3. 

A  keg^  teAa,  r. 

In  kflifr,  paratai 

To  ken,  fee  fo  i^nota 

A  kennel^  caoalis,  itf  ar«  (firm  i 
latibulum  caoioum  {of  kin 
canum  grex 

Kept,  fert atus,  cuftoditas  {not  I 
incuftoditus  (</9«(w)r«ppreirus| 
claufos,  induAis,  interclufus 
Jlore)  condltivus 

A  kerchief,  rica,  I. 

A  kernel  of  a  nut,  nucleus,  i«, 
meat)  glandola,  i .  (of  com)  % 
num,  1,  ^e/jraftsi^t*  %»? 


k  IL 

(in  the  tbrcat]tonGl\Xfl>l.f,Ar\ttnx 

To  kerpel,  enudeo,  i. 

Kernels  takett  out^  enucleatus 

Kerneily,  granofus 

Kerfey,  p^nus  rafuf 

A  ketcb^  navicula,  !• 

A  M//<^,  ahenunoji.  lebcs,  ^.{^reat) 
caldarium,  2.  {little)  cacabus,  2, 
{-drum)  tympanum  cuprrum 

A  kcXf  clcuta,  I, 

A  ktyy  cUvis,  3.  (o/tf  n V<r)  portus 
manu  fa£lus  {a/hen  keys)  fruAus 
fraxiheus  {keys  rf ^organs)  ma« 
nutria,  ^,  n.  {of  virginals)  cla- 
viculae,  pl.f, 

K:yc7ge,  portoriutn,  2. 

A  ktbf,  pernio,  3. 

Kibtd,  pernionibus  laboranf 

A  kick,  .dhis  calce  fad^us 

Tokickj  calco,  i»  calcitro^  !<  [out) 

abigSre    {down)  calcc   depellSre 

{the  door  luitb  his  heelt)for6z  cal- 

cibas  in{\i^-2ire{uf>otse*s  heeli)ca\ct 

.  proftcrji?:  e,  fupplanto,  i, 

Kichdy  cal;atu8 

A  kicktr,  calcator,  ^, 

A  kiel'ffgf  cakltratus,  4. 

Kickjhaws,  gulx  fciiamenta 

A  fidy  hcedus,  2. 

Of  kidi  hcedinus 

To  .•  ':d,  hcccium  parcrc 

A  kidnapper^  plapiarius,  2* 

To  kU'-.Jl'f  abv^ucer^  plagio 

A  kid-.eyy  rcn,  fr;>,  »«.  (t^ifpontion) 
in(<olsp,  3.  ingeniaim,  2.  (-bean) 
phafeolus,  2* 

Oy  .'iv.  kidney's^  renaiis 

j'\  kildc'-k'niy  dollolum,  2. 

^i'okUlf  ntcido,  3.  interficxo,  3.  in- 
ter mo,  5.  trucido,  3.  JWCO,  I. 
{bimjclf)  mortem  f»bi  confcifcere 
{out  eight)  eoeco,  !•  (tf  facrifife) 


KIN 

JG'/fir^/y  occifiis,  cxfat,  ene£lat 

A  A/7^r,  necator,  3.  occifor,  3.  {of 
a  brother)  fratricida,  a,  »•  (0/ 
one^s  eaual)  paricida,  a.  m,  {of  a 
man)  homicida,  a,  m,  (of  a  pa- 
rent) parricUla,  <r.  «r. 

A  killing,  occifio,  3.  tructdatio,  3. 
caedes,  3.  {of  parents)  parrici- 
dium,  2.  (for  facrifice)  ma£latiO) 
3>  (in  battle)  internecioy  $•  oc- 
cidio,  3. 

KtWing  (deadly)  leth^lis,  lethifcr 

A  kUnt  clibanus,  2.  fornax,  3. 

A  kiln  cloth,  cilicium,  2. 

Kin,  cognatio^  3. 

Kin,  {bv  blood)  confangiiineuf  (by 
marrtage)  affinis  (next  ofkitt)cQn' 
fanguinitate  proximui 

A  kind,  (fort)  genus^  ilritt  n,  fpe- 
Cies,  5.  (fex)  fexus,  4.  (of  what 
kind)  qualisj  cujoiVnodi  {ofthts') 
Itujufmodi  (of  all-)  omaigenus 
(d/'r£<?/amr)congener>homogeoeus 
(of  aRother-)heteroge«eas  (an  «- 
tber  kind)  alius 

Kind,  (charitable,  &c.)  humanus, 
benignus  (grateful)  gratus 

Kindly,  comitfer,  benignci  humani- 
tcr,  grate,  bland:.flim^ 

Kindnefiy  benignitas 

A.kindnefs,  beneficium,2.  gratltudo^ 
3.  afFabilitas,  3. 

To  kindle,  accendo,  3.  fufcit0|  i. 
(an^er)  irrit©,  i.  incito,  I.  (or 
bring  forth)  pario,  3. 

Kindled,  accenfus 

A  kindling,  accenfio,  3. 

Kindred,  fee  ktn 

Kine^  pecus>  Zrh^n, 

A  king,  rer,  3.  (at  arms)  fascialis, 
rex  armorum 

The  Kirg's  Bench,  bancus  regiui» 
{p'ijcn)  banci  regis  career (^wy*-) 
aula  regia^  palatium  (fifber)  hal- 


K  N  A 

cyooy  Hm^  m.  (avU)  fttmnm 

morbus  regius 
King'like,  regalia 
Kingly f  rcgi?,  regalitcr 
A  kingdom,  regnum,  2* 
Kinsfolk,  hecefl*aiii>  pi. 
A  kinfman,  prbplnqu^s,  cognal 
A  kifs,  .ofcttlumy  2.  bafiutn*  s* 
To  kiji,  oOculor,  i.  bafio,  i.  { 

cup)  labile  gdftare»  4r  libare 
KSJ'ed,  baftatas 

A  kljllr,  ofculator,  3.  baliator 
A  kijjing,  baGatio,  3.  ofciUatio, 
A  ktt  (/or  water)  dnua,  a.  ■ 

tra,  I.  (fiddle)  fidicuU^  x. 
A  kitehin,  coquJ&a,  i  •  cnUiia,!^ 

liza*  ^.  as. 
Of  a  kiichenfjoAinnm 
Kitchen  fuff,  tinguinay  4vs.  >.| 
A  kite,  fflUvus,  2. 
To  kitten^  (ek»  f$xhn 
A  kitten,  catului  felii 
A  k^tack,  dezteritv^  3.  pciitlib 
A  knocking,  crepitus,  4. 
Knaggy,  lamofus 
The  ^knap  of  a  bill,  cacumai/ 1 
To  knap  off,  abrvmpo,  3.  (sfim 

frango,  iWi,  3. 
Kfiappedof,  fradhis^^Uiu  . 
Knappy,  veiucofus  '  ", 

A  knapfack,  pen  viatoria  .\ 
A  knave,  nebulo,  3.(atcardsV^ 

eque6,3.  (£<r/^)Yerbero»  3.(m 

veterator,  3.  (b^arlfi  vanfji 

(Jaucy)  improbns  (JIaiitfi  i 

quilliniom,  2. 
Knavery,  fraus,  ^r  4olu8,  $•  J 
Kiiavffi,fceitttu$,  imbrobufl  Qm 

neqoami    nefaniis  [imfitj^ 

malitiofa  interpretatio  i 
Knfivifily,  nefarii,  vetcntsiiv 
Knavijhnefs,  nequitta,  |»  ,  ^ 
To  knead,  fubigo,  5.  depfikj^j 


ICN  O 

'nbaduf,  depftnt 

r,  fubaftiog  3. 

no,  popiesy  3.  {•fdfiip) 

OltS 

n,  gemi  patella 

,Senaalia,//. 

0  fenna  procvmbere 

{enubm  nitens 

tkdeady  pnlfM  campaax 

If,  irags>  #r»w,/i/./. 
liter,  s.  ciiltellu^  a*  {or 
donacolom,  /.  n»  (fjr 
ieedj^ta,  i.   {faf  pent) 
si,  ft. 

f  kmpt  cnltntus  {tiged 
ft)  CQltellanis 
]aes,  eques  anfataft(3w»H 
ei  Texillifer(i^ri^  iatb) 
lad  {tffbt  gftrtur)  e^ues 
erf  foenAs  (2/#a0  «qH!"> 
v*)!^)  comitatu$  e^iet 
Dtind8(«mnM)  eq'otsta* 
^thep^  perjurtiifl  ci- 

e^oitcin  creafe 

tvcr,  fenrittoffl  militait 

f  e^ttcftcr 

ordoequeftris 

ao,  3.  «ew>,  3."foe) 

ifllMi  cornigare  (fuj'ih'' 
.  {mUfr)  fuboecko^  3. 
0«U,  3. 
•  conoexaty  aUlgatnt, 


K  N  O 


LAC 


made  known)  publico^  i  •  m** 

nifefto,  I. 
Modi  known,  publicatot^  \'u1gatus» 

perfpcAui,  pnecognttut   (irn/m* 

9ujfy  knoton)  manifeftufy  cUrna 
It  is  wellhnwn,  liquet 
The  knuckles,  randy  If,  ft.  (•»  ^ 

Smck  nfm  ho^k)  bullv,  pU         ^ 
To  kjmekk  down,  fucctimbo,  3. 


PA^,  CMitocziq,  3. 
tr,  3.  dMai,  ft.  («f  # 
mbo^  3. 
ifl)f9  ilper  buUatttt 

pit* 

itfb,  t.*  tnndo,  f .  (tf-, 


percutto,    3.   {down)  profterno» 
3.  (in)  impello,  3.  (often)  pul* 
iito,  I.   {ofF,  or  out)  Acatio,  4^ 
{tovetber)  coUido,  3.  {the  hreaft) 
pe&us  ccdere,  plango,  3.  {under] 
fteta  Jiihmt 
Kmekidf  pulfatiity  conCurui 
A  knocker  of  a  door,  cornfX»  KSt,  /• 
A  knocking  together^  collifioy  t. 
A  knot,  nodo8/ft.  nezui^  4*  v"**  '^' 
Ifead)  vitta»  cr  taenia  (dimcnlty) 
fcrupulus,  2.  (iff  7cwm/}  tuber,  3*  h    A» 

(«r  joint)  articnlus,  ft.  (/a  4  i^Ar- 

ikn)  fchtma  topiariutu  (^re>^») '  A  Laief,  leranircua,  ft.  appeadix; 
AagitiofDrum  grfez  ^  A  la^orntoty,  oflkina  _ 

To  ifof,  (bud)   germino,  i,'   (ai 
voung  treesj  nodnt  emlttCre  (as 
hair)  implicarl^ . 
Knotted,  nodatus  $^!mplexui 
Witbmt  knots,  enodis 
\Fu/Io/knoh,  nodorot 
^Knotty,  difflciHs 
}72»tf  inciting  of  a  tree,  genictilatio 
,To  kntm,  fcioy  4.  cbgnofco,  3«  ref- 
cifco,  3.  agnofcd,  3.  dignofco,  3. 
pnecogncfrco>  3.  comperio,  4. 
70  let  kokw,  certioreMn  facSre  {t^ 
mnkt  one  kn^w)  coA9ionefaciOy3. 
oftendo,  3* 
To  know  well^csAleo,  ft.  intelltgo,;; 
Knowit^j  fciens,  gnartis  {mx^loi^iji^ 

ing)  ignarusy  iniciui 
A  kmmfitit^  cognido;  3* 
Knowiim,  fciencer'  ' 
't'o  knowi,  pulfo,  I. 
iCnowtedgCp  fikiif)  pentia,  r.  (un* 
deribndin]^imcnedos,  4«(leam* 
ing)  erudltio,  3I  {in  /m]^  jurif- 
'  pnideBtiay  t. 

ifcnmw;notQt,  cO|piltas(/ortfrM} 
'  fcelere  ndbilh   {fafng)  tnttaih 
adagfoni 
*to  be  known,  enotefto»  3.  innotef-JTo 


Laborious,  fedulus>  impigerj  difR« 

cilis^  arduos,  operoAife 
LnboriouJIy.  fedald,  inpigri,  diffi- 

culter>  moleft^ 
Lnbour,  todufhia,  I.  labor,  3.  (#/ 

wcmen)  puerperium,':.  partus,  4* 
To  Idbaur^  (at  a  ihip  in  the  wavei) 
cqlluftari  cum  yentis  ft  flu£lU 
bus  {or  take  pains)  iaboro,'  i* 
(endeavour)  enitor,  3.  (again/1) 
renitor  (eameftfy)  fumma  ope 
ttiti  {wltb  chila)  parturio,  4. (/or) 
ambio  {in  vain)  operam  JudiSre 
(a  point)  futtinft  diifgentiS  ela« 
borare  {under  great  difickhies) 
fummis  anguftiis  pTtmi{  for  hire) 
operam  mercede  i6oalt 

lAibonred'  (gof^wkh  grtfat  paint)  e^- 
la^oriMs,  elocublpattti 

Not  laboured,  ilUboratus 

A  labonrer,  opifex,  3.  operaruu^  s^ 
(  fellow  laboi&er)  k>c*us  opemm 

Labouring,  la^otinSf  enitens 

A  Id^buringtodo,  conamen,  3.  nifus . 

A  leiyrintb,  labyiinthu^,  ft. 

Lace,  lacinia,  i.  fimbria,  x.  {Jw 


1. 


co;  > /i^hii^'toftB^  /.  (irl 


flays)  funicolufl,  ft. 
'Qlact,\ 


(cdtt  vixk  Ik«  W*tWXft  A% 

N  3  V:i3to 


L  A  I 

(fallen  Yr\th  Wet)  aftrinfOy}.  (( 
ieat}  catdOf  3.  verbero^  i. 
A  Iac€rnatt,  limbolarius,  %, 
Lacfd,  prxtextus;  afbri6tus 
To  iacerate,  dilacero,  i. 
Laaratus^  diJaceratus 
it  lacifii^  (beating)  verberatio,  )•  (or 

finding  together)  coUigatio,  3. 
Lack,  ioopta,  i.  penuria)  r.  indi 
gentia,  1.  egeftas,  3.  {ofparenn) 
orbicas,  3*(£/'f  wAf^M)  dimictudo,!. 
{of  profvlfions)  inedia^  i ,  (defett) 
■  defe£lu8j4. 

To  lack,  careo,  s.  indigeo^  »•  egeo 
hackery  (eevarnijb 
Lacking^  inoj^  o/bus^  egent 
To  ie  bukingf  defum 
Laconic,  laconicus 
'  A  lacjuiy,  pedificquus,  1. 
LaS?«aIy  la^ecs 
A  ladf  adolorceni^  $• 
Ladanum,  ladaounii  %, 
A  iadaer,   fcaiae,  />/•  (flup  ladder) 

pons,  tis,  pu 
To /ode  I  kt  to  load 
LoadentOnu^'^fODttatn9(witbrichet, 

&c. )  divitUs,  &c.  cunulatus 
Sore  /aden,  oppteiTus 


L.idt'ng,  onerans 
A/aditigf  00U8 

A  lady,  domintt  J,  j    ^  ,  ,^   . 

A  /adie,  jpathoSyZ*  iigola,  z.  (Jk^l  Full  of  lamentation,  gemebundus 
dies  of  a  wteter  miU)  ^Innx,  pit       Lamented,   detletus^   deploratus 


LAM 

recon  Jitusi  paratus  (at  com)  fin- 
tus,  proftratus 
Lain,   pofitus   (down)  decumbens 

(in  vait)  inHdiif  petitus 
Laire^  of  a  deer,  cervi  latebra  (at 

ftool  ball)  clava  pilaris 
Tht  laity p  lalcus,  z. 
Lake  (a  colour)  lacca^  f. 
A  lake,  palufy  3.  lacnt 
A  lamb,  agnus,  2. 
Of  a  lamb,  agninnt 
Lamh  (meat)  caro  agwrn  (grafi 
lamb)  grainlne  pafta  \boufelamb) 
ftabulo  notrita 
Lambent,  lambent 
A  lambkin,  agoellus,  s. 
Litme,  clandiMi  mancus  {eomparijon) 
iniqua  corviparatio(w7>i&  age)  de- 
crepitus  (imperfeft)  imperfedhis 
To  %ualk  lanUf  c]aud]c0>  I. 
To  make  lame,  mutJlo,  I.  debillto^x 
Lamcd^  claudicans  - 
Lamel},  ifliperite,  ittconcumc 
Lamenefi,  claudicatio,  3* 
To  lament,  deploro,  !•  lugeo,  %.  {to- 
gether) commifcror^  1.  {fir)  in- 
gemo, «. 
Lamentable,  flebilis,  plorabilis 
Lamentably*  lugubre^  lugubriter 
A  lamentation,  lamentatio,  3.    {at 
funerals)  threnodia,  3.  plan^lus 


Lag,  poftremos 
To  lag,  tardo,  i.  ter^verfor 
A  lagging,  tergiveriatio,  3. 
i/«.-c,  or  laical,  latcus 
'  Laid  (from  to  lay)  pofitus  {againft) 
oppofittts  {aleng\  ftratus    {ajide) 
iq^oAtys  (Af/w««»)JDter pofitus  (4^ 
or  to)  appofittts  {down)  depofitus 
,/rvM  Vfitb  tbegrouna)  folo  squa- 
fmdar)  /jWBj'nus  (out,  as  jnooey) 
^^KbM  (Afjsr^tfrJ /uppo£tilS  (up)  I 


Not  lamented,  indeploratus 
A  lamenter,  plnrator^  3. 
Lamenting,  lui^uofus,  lu^Uficus 
A  lamenting,  dq>Iorario,  3. 
Lammas,  calends  Textiles 
To  lamme,  fuftigo,  i,  cxdo9  3. 
Lasumed,  xxftxs,  fM^tViS     ■ 
A  lamp,  lampas,  3'.  lucerna»  !• 
A  lampoon,  (atyra^  i. 
To  lampoon^  dido  mordaci  ali<j^m 
iofcAari  ' 


X  A  N 

•  A  lance,  bafta,  i.  laneea,  : 
lancet)  fcalpellum  chirurgi 
To  ianct,  fcarifico,  t* 
To  lanehaJbip,M¥tm  deduce 
tbe/ea)oceatno  oavem  comi 
{into  eter^i^')  terram  relin* 
Lancbedt  dedu^Sy  folutut 
A  lancbin^,  dedn^o,  3. 
Land  (with  a  hoafe  upon  it) 
dium,  2*  fundus,   a*  (co 
terra,    I.  regio,  3.  tra^ 
(ground)  tellus,3<  te^ra,  I. 
To  land  (put  a*ihore]   ia  1 
exponSre  (»*  a  nfeffe!\  ^pd 
(or  ^«r  to  land)  arena  potid 
Land,  (adj.)  terrefirit 
Of  land,  agrarios 
Landgrave,  proTinclae  pneM 
A  landlord  (viAualler)  bofpc 
{of  M  boufe.  See.)  doaiiw 
mns,  ^c. 
A  landmark,  limn,  3* 
Landed,  in  terram  expbfitu^  1 

fiis  {-man)  agris  diwH 
A  landings  appuUiia,  4.  X^M 

tui,  4. 
A  land/kip,  tabula.  cborograpU 
A  lane  (ftreet)  angipbrtos  (11 
country),  via  publica,  di^ 
lum 
Language  (rpeech)lingua,  I. 
3.(ftile)ftilaa,  2.  (fmoa" 
diloqowntia,  1.   (rude) 
iuri#2.  (its  propriety)  i£ 
Languid,  langhdus,  debility 
To  Tangnijfb,  langueo,  «• 

languefcQ»3.caberco,3.a  ^ 
To  caufe  to  langifi,  Ubefad^j 
Langui/hing,  langoens,  la^ 
A  languijhing,  languor,  jr 
Langui&in^y,  languid^ 
Lank  (limber)moUia*  ft 
der)  tcnuii  (hair) 
lis 

^  ^  i 


A  S 

Hitiesy  5.  gracUitas,  3. 
terna,  i. 

tium,  2.  finus,  4. 
plica,  I.  (of  the  ear) 
(•dog)  catellus  meU 


I  Umbo,  3*  lingo,  3. 
coxnpUco,  !• 
unmarius,  2« 
^/,  involtttut 
ibcos 
nia,  !• 

lcing)liiiau9»4.fol(lr 
tio,  3. 
s,  4. 

11S9  praetermiffut 
Jatos  finiftrum 
ciniom 

I  fuffigere  (a  d{fcwr/e) 
nifcere 
fuBuos 

nptiiarianiy  2«    . 
;^^  tornos,  2. 
[usy   latiis  (at  large) 
our/eat  lar^)  copioie 

ampins 

e,  abuode  (Jo  largely) 

tiitndo,  3.  magiiitudo 
itivuniy  2« 

I,    X. 

ilans,  lafcivus 
pudlciy  procaciter 
indo>3.  tncoatinentia 
p!ag«9  I.  Berber,  3. 
\x,  3«   (thoog)   lo- 

flsgello,  I.  cardo,  3. 
igo,  I. 
tus,  alligatps 
aatio^  3r 


/ 


L  A  T  LAW 

bcrty]  licentia,  f  • 
Latter^  pofterior 

Tbektten  math,  fanuE  cordimi* 
Lattin,  or  latten,  orichaicutn^  t« 
A  lattife,  clathru8|  2, 
To  kttifi,  cancello,  x.  dathro 
Liktmhttife^  reticulatuiy  ouiceUjpik 

tus,  cUthratus       '  i 
Lmifety  caneeUi,  fl» 
Laud,  kus,  3, 

Ta  laudf  laudo,  i,  ctlebro,  !•' 
Lmtdablty  laudaodos,  la^udabilit 
Laudable^  laodabiliter   ^ 
I^tutamm,  laudaoum,  1« 
To  laugbf  rideo,  2*  (at)  irrideo,  %• 
(aA>ud)cwch\nxvirt  i.(foiaher}cor' 
cideoy  2.  {from  the  ttett  oatwari^ 
fardonicuni  ridere 
T*  heUugbed  at^  rideor,  %• 
Laughed  atf  ludlbrio  habitof,  rifu 
digaus,  ridicalus  ' 

A,  laugher,  rifor,  3.  {at)  dertfor,  }« 

irrifor,  .3. 
A  laughing,  cacbinnatio,  3. 
Given  to  laughing^  ridibundiit 
A^laughing,  rifus,  4.  (at)  inifus,  4* 
(iitiinoderate)cacbinfiu8yft  (ftock) 
ludibrium,  2« 
Lavijb,  prodigus,  profofat 
To  latffjb  avuy,  prodigo,  3. 
Lavijhedawayt  proftffi  con^mptlki 
A  laMto'-r,  prodigu»'>  2. 
LaviJ^fy,  prodige,  eflfu(^ 
Lavijbi/tgf  proFunden3,  prodigent 
Lavf/hnefi,  prodigaJitas,3.pcoMo>g 
To  lautKh  I  tat  laneh 
A  laum^ejtj  fotrix,  3, 
A  Uwtdrfy  iayatriiiay  c« 
Lauptate,  launeatot 
Laurel,  laurocerafus,  «• 
Of  laurel,  laursus  ^ 

A  law,  lex  (righl'j  yiXy  Jwrii^  fi* 


A  lafl,  ventris  profluviuoi  (ftopped) 
venter  AippreiTus 

A  lajking  wind,  venti  quadrant 

A  lajs,  puella,.!. 

LaJjtUidt,  'laflitudo,  3. 

Lafi,  or  latef,  ultimas,  extremus, 
noviflimus,  fupremus,  poilremus 

Laji  (adv.)  prozime,  poftremuoiy 
noviffino^  \at  lafi)  denique,  po* 
f^rem^  demum,  tandem 

The  lafi  jave  out,  penultimas  {}ut 
two)  ante-penultimus 

A  iafi,  calcei  modulus  (4^  age)  o- 
nus,  ifris,  «. 

To  lafi,  dure,  perduro,  i. 

Lafied,  fee  csntinued  . 

A  lafiing,  duratio,  5.  continuation.; 

Lafiing,  ftabilis,   diu  manens    {all 
da^)  perdius   (all  night)  pernox 
{fir  ever)  Tempi ternus 
Lafily,  ultimo,  deni<{ue 

A  latch,  obex,  3. 

The  latcbet  of  afifoe,  corngiMf  i. 

Late  (adj.)  ferus,  nuperus 

L£te,  (adt.)  tardi,  fcrd 

//  is  late,  Tefperat 

Lately,  modo,  nuper 

Latent,  latitans,  laCeni 

Later,  recentior 

Lateral,  lateralis,  i  latere 

Latefi,  poftremusy  ultimns 

A  lath,  aflula,  i. 

To  lathe,  afTulis  fubftem^ 

A  lathe  \  fee  a  lare 

Lather,  a^(b«  faponafae  fpiima  (fc 

tnak^  fapone  bullas  excitare 
Latin,  (adj.)  la^nus 
Latin,  (fubft.)  latinitas,  3. 
In  Latin,  latini 

A  latlnifm,  idiotiAnus  Romanos 
A  latinifi,  lattne  do^s 
Latijb,  tardiufculua  5  tardior 
Latitude  [hrnith)  iatjtudo,^'  fli-/'7^^4i««ii«W,iui'ai»xaC^^ 


t 


,«*  A  Y 

J«  fiTile  \Jatute)  jut  mitftlri. 
pifc  (Afw  c/  arms)  jo*  militirp 
X^mcflnbtfitfs)  lex  merc«toriim(t/ 
triilK^O  J«*  witunOc  (tfmirkns} 
jus  sentiam  {vf  tSe  feitaie}  fen^. 
tut  coafaltiiiii  (m)(i^  f^  i^^  ^. 

jtwr  «r  iartv,  litigiofiis    r 
Zeamed  in  the  Lav;^  jutitptriixia 
PffbelaWf  jnriiKciAlisy  icfuiie 
J>i9/^y  diesjiridid 
A  Znaf f««r»  Icfifittor 
Zamfui  jnftut^  aequuti  luMtiis 

>  />  iBf»/&^  Jfcet)  anpum  dl 
Xtfvlgff*  exlexy  ^ 

p(  tawn,  carbafem 

Xikar;  fee^y^ 

Zaxst'tvff  alvum  fuNvce^ 

^  f^rV^^f)  ca«)tUc9i«4K.(c^urrc, 

iMH,  Ice  )  krics,  5» 
T^  /«jr*  pone    3.  (4^Mi#)  tirtism* 

g»infl).  objicio,  |,  («4n]f )  pr^/lcr- 
'.■•»  3«  (<iii4fniAi(^>  inii<;(or,  ]>(<- 
/•tfrr)  repono„  3.  iiifidt)  fuperfe- 
deo,  2.  loconiAviK^tfitfi/)  intf^ 
4pr>  t*  <^i/»rtf,  or  ruprejent)  re 
:  W«6lMl  (ApMivm}  iolcijkrof  3. 
(*/tf«i*  */>♦»)  WlyiK^  !•  (h)  **- 
po«o,  3.  refi«J0,.3,^|ejkci^ipi^ 
foitto.  3.  ^im  4t)-  VSadicQi:  i* 
^ccKmarJs  uf>«M)anm^oU!d$  dare 
(tf  tmpL'm  ifejtn)  quentljun  de- 
ferre  {to  tnii  €Jkarg0)  iiApstOj  1 1 
^/i(#-r/afA)  IT  eofaini  AemSre  (rerfl) 
fgkt€$lJfum)  4/eponQ,3. 


h  AY 

fc  tbdicare,  rdign^i .  (dlW^ft ///r 
mortem  appettere  (i/own  the  cu/t- 
|^//j)  haftas  abjicJJrc  (^•wif  fwxr^) 
pecaniam  reprefentare  (f^  du/i) 
puhtTcm  a^ua  fedare  (^n  ^g)  o- 
Sum  par&tf  (ev«f  to  tb^ground^ 
To  lo  «quare((grcr^Mff  <^^/^)pr»- 
rcnbO|3..  [afoundatiom^  funda^i. 
fuiidamenfa  jadh-e  {bandion)xm' 


num  alicui  inferr«  (v/WSmr  ^ffi/i)  La:dtyy  pigt^^,  /egnxter 


L  E 

(oirf }  erogatio^  inif 

application  3  •  (/o  «» 

putatioy  3.  accttOiti 

adjeflloy  i^ 

Pafi  kjtngf  eff«ta 

L^arjTi  (10  mufic)  modu 

A  lay  fall,  fterquiliniu 

A  laxarette,  noforomi 

A  lazer,  leprofiks  s. 


vim  inferte  (violent  hands  on  one's 
/e!f)  mortem  fibi  coDfcifcere  (on 
hti/ps)  accumuloy  i.  (bold  on)ptt' 
bendO)  3«  (inpaivn)  pig/lori  opr 
|>uncrc  (ill  prw\poni)  commeatus 
tend  ere  {near  to)  appono*  l\on) 
jmponc^  3.  (on  otcws)  i^u9  con' 
fcminare   (oiver  the  Sack)  ttr- 
fum  caedere  (outmonej^)  ezpeodo^ 
3.   (out  abroad)  expono,  «•  ex* 
plko,  I.  (out  for  zperfon)  injf 
iti^o,  t.  venor,  i.  ambio,  4.  in- 
daj.  ft,  I  •  (ont  fif  the  way)  ab/icorw 
doj  3.  rcpojio,  3.  (^rff^ormake 
J;r  L>wn)    patcf'acio,    3.    (open  jt 
-.vt.-.nd)  pla^am  aperlre  (/»tfr«)in- 
Ji  '    r  {./i^')  obfidionc  cinp2ie  (^ 
/f  :^  )  oppiyjoro,  1.  (ajpirit)  ex 
orcizo,  1.  (tobeart)  ludtu  conta 
bcfc^rc  (togetber)  ccnfero^3*  (t/ri- 
der]  fui'pono.j.  rubjicio,3.  («/;fo) 
jipplico,  I.  (up)  repono,3.  condo, 
3,    [a  .ivager)    pignus   deponcre 
{^^  Alt  for)  infidior,  i.  (wafte)fpe- 
Jjo,   I.  Taflo,  I.  (a  vfoman)  in 
partu  obllctricari 
Laycdi  {''tlaid 

4  Uyer  (srAflF)  propago,  3.  (oyfter 
bed)  o^r'earium,  %,  (of  a. deer) 

LiMjifw  ajlfip,  foporifer  (laying  as 

a  he-i)  partutiens 


^,3JA%lI 

'i 


/  dif>  impoiitiQ,2»  (on  j6fa/f ) 


Lasainefs,  fegniria,  I. 
Lazy,  ignavus^  P^gc^ 
Togrcmflazy,  torpefco 
Leacherous,  libidlaonis, 
Leacberoujly^  libtdinofc 
Leaebery,  libido,  3. 
Lm<^,  ptumbum,  s.  (^Z 
2.  (m/)  miniam^  2. 
mfTa,  I. 
^oleadf  plqmbo  obdud 
0/ lead,  plambens;  pi 
Lead  colour,  ferruginei: 
\Lead  ore,^  plombago,  3. 
The  leads,  te^am  plu 

turn 
To  lead,  duco,  3.  (aBo 
docb,  3.  (about  often) 
(<7f  <i/>/?)contra  ducer 
Tiam  dttcere  (an  am 
prase fTe  (ajtde)  divert 
cr /educe)  fcduco,  3, 
diico,  5.  (bad)  reduc 
prseduco,  3,  (in  ada» 
duccre  (one  a  dar^ce) 
circumduccreX**'^  J 
pellcre  aliqucm(^y^/ 
3.  (f)i).induco,  >  ir 
{forth)  produce,  3.  ( 
31.  (one's  r<ff)  vitam 
or  entice)  illicio,  3.  ( 
duco,  3.  (out)  e^ucoy 
perduco,  3.  (ur,to)  ad< 
and  down)  deduco,  3 
pracco,  4,  pT«cc4o,  3 


.^,,^0  wcKmCkot 
tu{ltttfkad 

iAti  4naor(€omiiiaiider»  v'  ge- 
hl)  diur,  J.  imperttor,  j.  {of 
iMc)  ptcriiltor,3.(o/'  the  w^) 
Ufic 

Sv»  duceni 

t&i  aun,  vir  prlmarjas  (peo> 
0  prioeeps  popoluf 
ff  folium,  s.  {of  a  vine)  pan- 
BH,  X.  (•/*  « |0»I)  pagma,  i. 
fp!i)  lamina  hra&ea,  auri  fo- 
in(if  ^r^i)  coma,  i.  (of  fat) 
■mii,2.(of  tin)  ftanni  folium 
fa^C^miles)  leuca,  i.  {confe- 
*itt;)f(Bdas,  3.padumy  t.pa£tio3 
fm,  foedentos 

|Hr,  okfidioi  3.  obfidluib,  i, 
till  rima 
li  nmofiu 

h  aacery  macilentns,  ifrigofos 
^iaif,  maceOy  z.  emacefco,  3. 
MifZbDf,  emacio,  r« 
'ilrWf  emaciatQi 
^Mp9iip  nitor,  3.   mnitor,  3. 
*"^>3«  (/«rBwW)acclino,  i, 
*)  recJino,  I.  (over)  promi-> 
!•  (rt)  propendeo,  a.  (i«  0- 
1)  fententiae  iviht{tvtvards) 
0|  I. 

inniius}  reclinic  5  acdinli, 
bens 

)?0ci,  fulcrnia,  2. 
Jmoirmardi^  declivitas,3. 
laaciesy  5.  fnaaitodo,  3. 

Ito,  I.  falio,  4.  {(Ogainfi) 
{away)  abfilio^.  {aiit* 
0.4.  fubfvlto,  \.{back) 
\^9W9)  dcfilio,  4.  {in) 
[fTnvari)  profilip,  4. 
alto,l.  gcm'>,  4.  {off J . 
cfien)  lakito,  i.  {on, 
iiio,  4.  (ov«r)  tranfi- 


*^  Cj  A 

I10,  4.  {or  jomp  up)  emicOi  l.  {a 
mare)  ineo,  4. 
A  teapferjijht  nafTaj  i« 
Leap  fy  leafy  faltim 
A  leaper^  ultator»  3.  faltatris 
A  leaping^    faltatio,  3.  laltatuii,  4. 

{for  joy)  ezultatio,  3.  cxultim 
To  Uarny    difco,   3.    {or^   be   in* 
formed  of)  certior  fieri  {an  art) 
artem  percipcre(^^r'')  praedifco, 
3.  {by  experience)  difc5re  experi- 
endo  {hy  heart)  memoriae  man- 
dare  {together)  ^tivitiico,  3. 
To  leartf^  orteaehy  doceo,  a% 
The  leanud,  doAl,  eruditi 
Leamedp  ioilus,  literatus,  eruditat, 
literis  iiDbatus(^  i&Mr^memoriat 
mondatus 
Ltarnedly,  erudite^  doA8 
A  liarner^  difcipului,  a. 
Learnings,  do^trina,  i.  eruditio,  3« 
Belmgitg  to  learning,  literariuf 
A  leafet  fundi  clocandi  inftrumen- 

torn 
To  leafe  out,  eloco 
To  leafe  (lye)   mentiory  4,   {corn) 

fpicas  Icgere 
A  kafee,  cui  locatur 
A  leafor,  locator,  3. 
£«^,(adjOninlmut9  (adr.)sDinim^ 

(at  leafi)  c6tt^y  ad  miniffmm 
Leather,  rorium,  2.  alatt,  i. 
A  leather  dreffer,  aluti<rius,2.  coria 

rius,  a..  {J'iUr)  pellio,  3,  m. 
Leather  dreffing,  corii  fuba^lio 
Leathern^  ex  corio  confe^ut 
A  leather  bottle,  utcr,  3.  «r,  {jerkin) 
tunica  Icortea  {thong)  lorum  ter- 
ginum 
Covered  with  leather,  pelHtus 
Leave,  venia,  i .  copia,  i .  licentia, 
1.  Iibertas,3.  poLeftas,  ^.{to  enter) 
admiflio,  3. 
IfOfJbau/ /Mvfy  injuffa,  wjuffii$ 


LEE 

To  leare,  omitto,  3.  relinqat 
praeterco,  4.  {forfake)  de&n 
deflituto,  3.   {off)  defino,  3. 
filh),  3.  abfifto,  3.  {out)  pre 
mitto,  3.  omitto,  %.  \oU cuflo 
defuefco,  3.  {byvtiH)  teilamei 
legate  (quit)  decedo,  3.  {at  r« 
dom)  deflituo,  3.  (uvto)  coram i 
to,  3.  {utterly\   penitus  derelii 
quere  (wcrl)  a  labore  ceflart 
I*eaven,  fcimentum,  2, 
Leavened,  fermentatus 
Leavening,  fermentatio 
A  leaver,  vedlis,  it,  mi. 
Leaves,  frondes,  //.  folia,  pl^ 
Full  of  leaves,  frondol'us 
A  leaving  off,  cefTatio,  3.    (oarf)  0* 

miflio,  3.  practermlilio,  3. 
Leavir^s,  reliquiae,  arum,jl pU' 
A  le  flu  re,  le6lio,  3. 
A   leElurer,   le^or,    3.   (afternoon 
preacher)  concionator  pomcridi- 
anus 
Ledf  du£tus,  circumduAus,  feduc- 
tus,  abdu£lus,  reduce,  indue* 
tus,  addu£lu8  « 

To  ^e  lead  to,  trahor,  3.  ducor,  3* 
A  lead  horfe,  equus  defultorius 
A  ledge,  projedlura,  i. 
A  le^er,  a^orum  codex  (ambiflt« 

dor)  legatos  ordinarius 
The  lee,  navis  inclinatio  ^y9bore)lit« 

tua  vento  immune 
To  com*  offbi  the  lee,  pcAimi  abir^ 

male  mul^lari 
A  leach,  hirudo,  3.  faHguifugay   !• 

{of  a  fail)  veli  finus 
A  luk,  porrum,  2. 
Leekgretn,  prafinus 
Of  leeks,  porrareui 
A  leer,  or  letn'rg  look,  obliquuacon* 

tuitutf,  OTf  oculorum  conjedlus 
To  leer^  i\m\a  iiilu'uv 
Leering^  \imu% 


L£  M 

.'  (court)  cttfia,  t , 

Tm  JitgtiJif  of  a  fail,  lait  pat  t  lAi 

t€ef9urd\  lee  t6«4r» 

J^  (reoiiiniOf)  rdi^QOf  {alone) 
(9t\m,  reliuriuc,  dcToJatot  {defti- 
l«rf#)orbof»  orbatut  {^for  a  time) 
intermi/nM  (out)  prfftenniflus 
[haftd)  toaaut  ^niftni 

hep  %ahded,  fuivut 

A/qf,  til)ia,i.  eras,  3.»f.  {ofmut- 
toHf  coxa  ovina  («/'if  /^i^/rjpesij. 
'To  makeitUif  genttfleAjSrt 

Befor^ifit^  a  iq^  tibialis 

.X^4/,  legalis 

t^afify,  legibiis  confentaMum 


h^iflfy^  juxta  Uges 


J  legatut^  a.  6rator«  |. 
.    A  legMUy  legatariitf,  a. 
B<im>  Uiged^  valvtii  (wr^  AgrftO  ^ 

Tjpe«,  tvJit 
A  %«»(/,  legendat  i .  (^  ^  'm'«(}  >a- 
feriptio,  3. 

J^^*^/f,1c£u  faciiia 
.  A  ^SiiM^  le|io»  !• 
JBe^orHti^  l(Hi  /^'^  legiMarWKi 
.    l^i/tattve^  legiflaUTiiii 
A  Ar/il^for,  Icgiilaior 
Tbc/,^//Ztfrir«,  qjttiliibent  ppUi0a- 
tern  leges  ftr^i 
^^hqit'mate,  Jegitimus 
T6  f^iii»tat.e,  kgittmOy.^. 
iMjure^  otlum^  a. 
At  Uifure(z6y)  otkfD8^yatiro»(atk,) 
otiofe  per  otium 
^%iifurefy^  peditentim,  otiofe 
^o.he  at  letfiire,^  vaco> ,  i«  #U0  frui 

^^lmt»,  malum citiCBm' 


L  E  S 

To  Itttd^  mtitutim  credere,  conmo 

do,  I,  (an ear)  aurem  praebeTe(ar 

triterefi)  foBnoro,  f  • 
A  lettd^,  creditor,  3.  fcenerator,  3, 
Lmditigf  comoiodans .  j 

Lertftb,  longitude,   $*  (of  a  W4^)\ 

VIS  fpatium  {of  time)  diuturnitas 
At  fength,  demu^,  deniqoe  (or  in 

length)fn  longum  (atitu'tleii^tb) 

eztento  corpore 
Miv  at  lenfthf  jam  tandem 
In  length  if  timet  progreflU  gempons, 

longo  poft  tempore 
To  run alllepitbtyxn  omnibus inrer- 

vire 
To  Itngtben^  exfendo,  3,  protraho,'3 
Lenfthenedy  prodn^us,  extentus 
A  Sngthenin^,  produ^io,  j. 
Lenitive*  lenient,  anodyaut 
Lenity i  fenitas,  3.  dementia,  i. 
.Lmr  (eflend)  commodaUis 
£01/,  quadragefima,  i« 
Of  lent  J,  qoadragennaalit 
A  lentil,  lent,  3. 
Leonintf  leoninos 
A  koftftrd^  leopardtfs,  %% 
Aleaper,  leproAis 
The  leprofiy  lepra,!..  elephantlafis,3 
Leprous f  lepra  laborans 
L^  (fldj.)  miQpr.  (adrO  minims 
Tor  Itjsf  mifloris 

Much  lefs,  nedum,  ne  quidem        '' 
To  feffen  (make  Jefs)  deminuo,  3. 

minuo,    3.    extenuo,.   i.    (grow 

lefs)  deciefco,  3.  minuor,  i,  (§r 

depreciate)  deprecio,  t. 
Leffened^  diminutus,  extenuatus,  de- 

preciatus,  atteouatus     "  ^ 

KUneningy  diniinotio, 3. 
LeJ^ery  or  lefsy  minor 
Alefiey  cui  lucatur 
.Aletofiy  Ie£lio,  3.  prae1e£lio,  3.(111- 

ilnr^on)  monitum,  z. 
To gitve  a  kjfon  (or  teach)  doceo,^. 


>       ■  ■ 

(or  chide)  objurgo, 

A  lejfory  loCatCMV  3* 

Left  CT  lift  tbaty  ne  (i 

(any.  thing)  nequic 

nequando  (hi. any 

(in  anyplace)  neco 

A  kt,  or  bindrmnce^  xr 

2.  mora,  i.  (diftu 

pellatio,  3. 

To  let  (hinder])  obfto 

(interrupt]  interpc 

omitto,  3.  (hlood) 

trah^re  (dmon)  dei 

or  /hoot  ^)  jaculo 

initio,  3.  (locfe)  en 

CO,  3.  (/«)  admittc 

to,  3.  (into  fecrets) 

tire  (ojf)  ditplodo, 

•  (out)  eniitto,s{.  (ou, 

i«  (fafs)  omitto,  3 

(•fiuffcr)  fino,  3. 

N.  B.  L*t  before  a  ye 

the  fign  af  the  imp 

fomettmeaof  the  p 

Let  (hindered^  imped 

miflVr  (out  to  tire 

catus 

The  letany,  letania,  r. 

Aletcber,  fcortator,  3 

Leihargicy  lethargicus 

The  lethargyy  letharg 

Letteki  fee  hindered 

A  letter  (hinderer)  m 

to  hire)  locator,  3.(< 

botomus,  «• 

A  fetter  (in  the  alpha 

elementom,  a»  cha 

Ale)  likerse,  tfrtrm, 

pL  epiilola,  i.  (cf 

curationis  libellus  (t 

la  circularis  (carrU 

tabellarius,  s*  {fom 

fuodator  {caipiul} 


w 


L  IC 


htt 


a  fonnae  fflSno-  *Z>md^,  tctlva,  3.  nequitfay  i« 
iptaitt${o/ap'lA  kxlcofif  lexicon^  a. 
commen^ititix]  Liiation,  libatio,  3. 


8ene  nummarix 
iKa,  arum,  pK  n, 
I  t;ifi,  orumyfl,m, 
\ 

karmng 
ciiptua 


!oje  ieAio^  pble- 

vm)  demifiioty  3. 

{cut  for  rent)  b- 

emiffio,  3.  («r 

m  comitatQ't 
ms 

5.  (ttfed  by  car- 
,  I,  perpendicu* 
r)  bo«bardae  fco^ 

offlplafto.i.  cos- 
copum  colljneare 
pareflfc 

(ai)  ^eaxn;  ad 
adus 

0,  3.  pcfilio,3, 
at,  2. 
iquatjicua 
»  4.  la^igq^  X. 

iaconftantiay- 1. 

Blcribere 

iJleauA 

,  pecuniae  eta^o 


A  UM  (in  the  dvif  law)  libelKit 
accniatorhis  (or  fatyrital  reflec- 
tion) libellns  ftmotat 
To  liAf/ (accofc)  accpib,  i.((!afame 

In  writing)  icriptis  infamare 
Liheikd,  fcriptva  tUffamatus 
AUMler,  fcriptor  fattlofoMtm  car- 

minnm 
A  lihellti^,  fugillatio  fjriptis  man- 
data 
JJberal,  liberals,  fminifkut  (f fvar) 
largitor  beneficui  {giwng)  largi 
tio,  3. 
LibtTMRtyy  benigmtas,  3*  l»beralitaf 
Liherally^  liberallter,  largi 
A  lib»line,  homo  diflblntus 
Libertinijmt  dogmatum  llceatia 
Liberty,  libertas,  3.  licentia,  i.po 
teftas,  3,  copia,  1,  {cfwilt)  Hbe- 
rnm  arbitrium 
At  liherty^  libcr,  ero,  rum 
To  be  at  Ttbertu  All  juris  eiTc 
LihiMmusy  nbidinoi'us»  falax 
A  library t  ^bliotheca,  ;. 
A  Ubrarlatit  biblit>thecariit9>  a-* 
Xibratmp  librati^,  3^. 
Lite^  pedicnli,  ph  »• 
titenct  (leaye)  Yenia«  U   llcentia, 
2.  copia,  I.  p(>teftai»  3.  facni' 
ta9,  3.  (privilegt)^  pritHegiviQ 
To  licenfe,  priynegio  muotrt 
X'tctfifuU  pariDtfnu 
A  iieetijjng,  pnTtlegil  donatio 
A  iicentiafe,  liceotiatuSy  a.  {i/ihvf) 

lyta,  <r.  «r,     ' 
LkentiouSf  Itcendofos,  improbus 
hkentioufmjs,  nequitia,X.iniprobita5 
A  lick,  lin«us,4.  for  ftrokc)  iftu 
To  lick,  Vtx\$o,  p  Jjuttb^j  ^,  (cf 


V 


ftrike)  aliqoem  «aM«  f'^^''^' 
circwnlaiiioo^  a*  \t^  ••?  '^^^h^l 
delSngo,  3.  [dattnihj  |i««ri^  ^ 
{difra)  catiilo  ft^fmmim 

Licked,  lioilut 

Litkirig,  lamtmns  'N|i1 

Lieori^,  gi^cyrHilcav  i» 

Li«)r/V<,delicattiliit.  ijaf  ' 
ItgvHtocy  3.  taMloy  \^\ 
aupediae,  arun^^  pi,  f» 

lAooriJbnefi,  guta,  f*  T 

A  Hit,  ofiifCQium,  •• 

Ep'Ud^  palpebta»  hA 

Lit  to  vMtfi  vritb,  Viainm,,  %, 

Behnpni  to  Uty  Xbimm 

To  He  (in  a  poftnra)  jae«%«.(j 
rircumjaceo,  a.  (m  JJ|Mr^}< 
fufin  jacSre  (agmt^)  •Ij.acao^  %m 
{jcihf^)  recumbo^  ^  novboiy  f* 
(tffyorimpsrtono)  prec^'fctiyM* 
(before)  priejaceo,  a*  {kHwmnHUk 
terjaceo,  a.,  {by)  acaabo,  I.  ae* 
cumboy  3.  {down)  decwoibo^  j. 
(iff)  oh  otierpevittai  cttbafcfAM 
to  Jlfcp)  decumbOf  3.  (fii-fir«6rf)^ 
in  luto  hcrere  {fat)  p«oftenM»3 
{near)  adjaceo,  a«  joxU  taiMH^t 
(^f  if  banquet)  diltembo^^*  (ftitfr*' 
ri&r  rotfz/)  riam  taagCre  {Ang  Mr 
r^)  mare  atting^  faa  aa  ac^ 
tioo)  competit  aiftio  \efemy  pa-    * 
teo,  a*  {abroad  aH  uiM)  ibnia 
perno£lare  {outatjbar)  la'unribiia 
cxcubare  (ftill)  ^u;e(co^  t •  (*|p^ 
ricr)  concvatbO)  )•  {unmr)  me^  ' 
cumbo,  3.   {under ■  em  Ui^atiou^  ' 
gratia  deTMMiri(wnln^paHdnf)con* 
vitiU  ^rofciodi  (bkf^  oruifkuomhir^  '- 
Hteo,  a.  <klHa&o,  3.  (Mv*)  ia^  ' 
cumbo  f m  wmtfif}.  infidior,  ir 
infidiu  fttvAtt. 
K  lie,  mcndaoiom,  a« 
Lieg^e,  fldcKt,  deditm 


L  IG 

Aliir^  mcfldaxy  3,  (is  mrir)  infi- 

dUtmr,  3» 
Futttflia,  fabttlorni 
Jn  lieu  tf,  locoy  vice 
Littumatity  locnm  tenent 
Ltrd  lieuteimnt  of  s  eountf^  praefec 

tmftoyiadm 
ThtZMiiMMM  rf  the  Tower^^j^Kis 

Itj/a^  Tifa,  I.  rpiri[ui>  4.  aMina,!. 
(fpriihtfinefi)  vigcir,  3. 

T(>^/«tf  A}Vj  BDifnoj  I.  vivificg,  i 

Z^iffPtvingf  vivjficus 

A  g^ifi^  ^fiffi,  animation  3* 

^"^  ^f*>  ionga^vitit,  3* 

To  the  life f  sid  vJvum 

Alfsnt'i  f'ffitimff  per  totam  vltam 

7b  cmnt  a^ain  to  life,  revivifcoi  3* 

UtTving  Ufif  vivus,  animatas 

FuU  of  Uft,  viyidiiSi  vivax 

jAfe^if  exaaimis^  ioanimatus 

A  /ifiguardt  cohjrs  praetoria 

A  Hftt  robfidiumy  %» 

To  lift,  Icvo,  I.  tollo,  eveho,3.(»^ 
m)  relcvo,  1 .  {up  kimjelf)  it 
It  {upon  bigh)\t\  fubiimc  tol- 
Krc  {one  s  voJtf)  vocem  atcollere 
{upright)  erigo,  3. 

hijfiid  upf  levatus,  allevatus  {with 
pride,  fuccejk.  See .  fuperbu^  rebus 
recujidi8>  Ac.  elatut 

I'ifiijjf  x/>»  elevans;  attollent 

•A  iifttvg  up,  eleyatio,  3. 

A  ki^Mment^  iigameotuin,  s, 

A  ligature,  Ugatnen^  3.  ligatara>  z. 

L'tgunce,  Adelitaj 

'I'u  light  (as  a  bird)  fido,  3.  defido, 
3.  iniiJoy^.  (from  a  horfe).der* 
cendo',  3.  (fall  upoa  er  againft) 
incidO)  3.  incnrro>  3.  ^upon  or 
find)  repr rioy  4.  oftladoy  3* 


L  IG 

Light  (in  weight)  kvis,  perlevis 
(bright)  fulgensy  lucidus,  fplen- 
didus  (nimble)  xigilis,  expeditus 
(inconftant)  ioflabilis  (merry)hxn 
laris,  laetas  (trifling)  facilis,  nu- 
fax,  ineptus  {of  helief^  credulus 
(fingered)  furax  {hearted)  hilaris, 
alacris*  Istus  {horje)  equitei  ex- 
pediti  (horfeman)  levis  armaturae 
eques  (of  no  value)  futilis 

Ugbt  (as  dav)  lux,  3*  (brightnef^) 
Tumen,3«(kbowledge)cognJtio,3. 
intelligentia,  I.  (candle  or  lamp) 
lucerna,  z.  candeia^  i.  iampa8,3 

To  Jet  lightly  hy,  contemno,  3. 

To  light{(ct  on  fire)  accendo,3t(0»«) 
pr&luceoy  a. 

To  he  light,  luceo,  2.  lucefco,  3, 

To  cafly  or  give  lights  illumino,  z 

Lighr  beaded,  delirana 

Lighted,  accenfui 

To  lighten  (in  the  /ky)  fulgnro,!. (or 
cafe)  cxonorOji.ltfvo,  i.allcvo,z, 

To^«  made  lighter,  ^Uevor,  1. 

Lightly,  le niter,  leviter  (eafily)  fa 
cile  (nimbly)  velociter,  agiliter 
(careleily)  negligenter,  p.^func^ 
torii  ' 

Lighted,  lightened,  illuminatut 

Lightened  (made  eafy,  or  of  lefler 
weight)  fttblevatut 

Lr^irff(/>(ficldenefs)  incon(Untia,z 
(nimblenefi)  agiUtas,  3.  (wan- 
tonneti)  lafcitia^  i .  petulantia, i 

Lightning,  fulgur 

Of  lightning,  fulgurans 

A  lightning  (in  the  (ky)  fulgurttio, 
3.  (eafing)  levamefi,3.(kindlii])^ 
inceoiio,  3. 

A  lighter,  cymba  oneraria 

A  lighterman,  na?icularor«  3. 

A  lighting  dowr,  deiceofip,  4* 

Tbi  lights,  pulmones^  m.pU 


L  IM 

Lightfome  (bright)  fUgidii 

ful)  hilaris,  Jaetut 
Like  unto,  fimiiis,  confimUit 
par>  «quu8  (or  Ukely)  pro 
▼eri6milis 
Like,  or  fike  tmto  (ad?.)  ta. 
velut,  inftar  (as)  ficnt, 
ac,  quemadmodum  {afn 
mice  {a  gentkmau)   ing& 
beraliter  («  fMff)  rordter 
ter  {in  like  mamter)  parit 
d«m,  fimiliter 
To  like  (approTe)   probo, 
probo,  I.  comprobo,  z.j 
2..  (of  or  pleafe)  placeo,  % 
Sffcb  like,  hujufmodi 
Likedj  cqmprobatiis 
Likely  (adj.)  probabilis 
Likely  (adv,)  probabiliter 
Likeb'bood,  verifimilitudo^  3. 
Likened,  comparatoa 
To  like/I,  compare,  i. 
Likenefs,  fimilitadOy  3* 
A  likening,   comparatio,  3* 
Likewifiy  itidem,  pariter 
Likings  favens,  approbans 
A  liking,  favor,  3*  approbati 
Toone* I  liking,  accept«s»  gn 
A  iily,  lilium,  2/ 
q^tf  %9liliaceos 
^fiM^  (edge)  ora,r.  margo,3. 
ber)  artos,  4«  membnuD, 
the  law)  leguleiua,  u 
Limher,  flexi^'Sy  lazos 
To  grow  limber,  lentclbo,  3* 
Limbernefs,  lentor,  3* 
Lime,  calx,  cis,f. 
O^  lime,  calcarius 
Liny,  Tifcofal,  glutinoros 
A  uwttt,  limcf^  3,  terminus 
To  limit,  termino,  z.  prxfij 
Limitation,  limitatio,  3* 
Limited,  tcfSVAanitipriife 
■     2 


LIN 

itmaaoasia,  3* 
t,  Hflntcty  3*  f** 
litteit. 

vifnm  expTtflbs 
nmuni  ofit  pidor 
pifturty  I* 
thr,  €Kcid«fl 
ndicoy  I. 
adu,  claodicant 
cbu^tio,  3« 
Botile 

mbtriKfit  lentoTy  3* 
j^  ftirpi,  3.  progqucs, 
u,i.pi«ptfO,  3.  fww, 
i  3.  (AouU  cold)  lani* 
(ocder)  finiet,  3.  or<l«, 
/^Vrf  )  hnvan,  %,  Uu, 
ijlum,!. 
lioearaeqtuBiy  i. 
bgml,  incifune,^/. 
iiO|  4.  (at  a  dog)  ineo, 
mat)  intniafliiere 
liatm,  1. 
femcji 
lis 
UUnn 

ircos 

or,  linteo,  3, 
grotcico^  3*  dia  Kgro- 
T)ciinctor»  lyceflby  i. 
in&MBMi  {toitb  illne/t) 
ctafomcDfl 
ngBanimperitut 
sulli  malla 
opJaftrooiy  4. 
rMtmemt,  panodt  inte- 

^athMn)  aMUii«<S  2. 

DCAO,    3.    COI^ttOlOy  3 

•Ty  amjmiftus 


LI  T 

Linfif  ^ootifyt  pftonu  ex  Una  ic 
nno 

1,/fff^  Unamentaoi,  •• 

The  Imtd,  MtDttn^y  f«pcrlimi]iirey3 

Linteby  lent,  3. 

A  liont  leo»  3« 

LUtt'Coioured,  falfnt 

A  (be  lion  J  lecna,  i. 

Like  a  Ken,  leoninus 

A  //>,  labium,  2.  labmoiy  2.  (A«iv- 
A^)  UbcUom  fiffile  (of  a  b««ft) 
riaiu,4.  fi^tfw««jii)ora 

To  liquify  \tttXm  milt 

Liquid,  iiquidut 

To  be  liquid,  liqueo,  2. 

To  grow  liquid^  l^ue/cO|  3* 

To7r'fini0rr»  liquetacio,  3. 

Liquidi,  liquida,  //. 

JLi^ftOTf  liquor,  3.  Aiccns^  2.  potui 

Full  if  liquors,  ebriut 

To  //^0r,  xnaceroy  x.  inuogo,  3. 

Liquorice,  glycyrrhiza,  i. 

To  tifp,  balbutioy  4.  bbefe  loqui 

A  lijpir,  blasl'us 

A  lining,  balbuties,  5. 

A  lift  (caUloguc)  catalogue,  2.  fof 
cloth)  limbus  panni  (defire)  li- 
bido, 3.  cupido,  3.  (will)  volun- 
tas, 3.  {jo  fight  in)  arena,  j. 

To  Mjildini,  coofcribo,  %.  {fir  a 
JoUier)  nomen  inter  miliUi  daxt 
(will  or  defire)  volo 

To  lifew,  auicttito,  i* 

Liftened,  aufcuitatus 

A  lifiner,  aufcultator,  3. 

A  lijitningf  aufcuitatio,  3* 

Lijiming,  aufcultaos 

LiPlefi,  torpiduf 

To  hi  lifileji,  torpeOy  U 

Lifiltfnefi,  torpor,  3. 

VTtit  litany,  litania,  I* 

XUtiTid,  literalit 

XUtiraUy,  fenfu  proprio 

Usitn$t»U9  Vncratttia,  ij  cniditio,3 


LI  V 

^L'ttrgiurft  doAui,  eruditia 

Litboiomy,  Jitbocomit,  i. 

Litigatiem,  iiti'gatio,  5.  Ug,  3. 

Lttigiout,  litigiofua 

LftigMtJnrfi,  lirium  amor 

A  litttr,  fefura,  I.'  partus^  4* 

Horje  Jitttr,  leAif a»  t. 

Littir,  fubftramcntuniy  a* 

To  litttr,  rei  turbaic 

Little,  parvut,  tnuis,  exifmi 

Little  (adv,)  parum,  paululuro,  alt* 
quanta,  nonnihil,  aliquantolii 

A  little  oue,  iiifantnlus(whik)jpai- 
lirpcr,paniiiipcr(Mj^/jf)Ritttfl 

By  little  mtd  //«ri^,pauiatiiii,  fcafiii 

Littlaufi,  parTitas,  3.  ealguiut,  3 

The  liturgy,  liturgia,  t. 

To/w,  ?:vo,  3.  {agmn)  reririicOp 
3.  (by  almt)  fumptibos  alicujua 
pafci  (s  country  Hfe)  rufticor,  1, 
(in  exile)  exulo,  I.  {wU)  lant^ 
iriTSre  {in  gluttony)  helluor,  i. 
(frem  bmnd  to  moutb)  in  diem  ri* 
v5rc  {poorly)  parce  TivSre  (/y#- 
tber)  coovIyo,  3.  {or,  dwell  with) 
apud  aliquem  habitare  {in  it  city) 
urbem  incol^re  {among)  irerfor,!. 
{'sifitb  a  man)  cohabito^  X.  {ot 
feed)  pafcor,  3. 

Likely  to  live,  Titalis 

Long  lived,  longcvuf 

Short  lived,  caducus 

Lively,  florens,  Tividus 

To  6e  lively,  vi|:eo,  2.  vigefto,  3. 

Livelihood  (maintenance)  vidus  9t 
TeCbitus  (trade  ar  bafinefs)  art,  J» 

Livertnejt,  rigor,  3. 

A  good  liver,  homo  pios 

A  had  liver,  fcele/his,  nequam 

Lottgefi  lifuer,  fuperfle«,  3. 

The  liver,  jecur,  3.  hepar,  3, 

Of  tbeUver,  hepa>icua 

Liver  eoUiired^  fofcus 

.fmte  livertd^  nU^vii^  tana 
I  0 


L  O  C 


L  O  N 


A  tilery,  veflis  fenrilis  {-JhhU)  ftft-  *  tocktJ,  obferatus 


bui  in  condu^tium 

Lives,  vitat,  //./. 

Litiu,  Ihridus 

Livhf:,  vivus,  fpirant 

A/i^hg  (mainteiunce)  Tifhis,  4. 
(  ber.  efice]benefi  ciam,2.  (ro^ff^rr) 
conuftuSy  4.  cobabitatloy  3. 

A/;«tf;</,  lacertiM,  2. 

Loher,  ecce! 

A  load,  farcina,  I.  oouSy  3.  (on  the 


A  locket^  loculamentam,  ft. 

A  locket y  coUare,  3, 

A  loiufl,  locufta^  I . 

A  lodge,  cafa  filteftris  (of free  ma' 
foKs)  capella  ■  latemornm  libero- 
rum  (porter^ i  lodge)  gurgufliuBiy 
2.  {ofabtick)z^xyi  cubile 

To  hd^e  (in  a  place)  habito,  i.  (all 
flight)  pemodo,  i,  (with)  diver 


for,  r.  (or  ftick  faft)  inhatreo,  2« 
Jpirltt)  triftitia,  a,  f.  (fir  a  cart)  To  Ire  lodged,  collocor,  i. 
vehes,  3.  Lcdged,  hofpitio  A€ceptii8 

To  load f  onero,T.  graro^i.  (heavi-y)  A  lodger,  hof^,  c»  3, 

opprixno,  3.  (a gun)  fte  to  charge  A  Iouging,Qommor»tio.s.{''rocm)cn 


Loaded,  onu^us^  oneranis 
Loadjione,  magncs,  3. 
Of  a  loadJSone,  magneticus 
Loading  (aggrayating)  aggravans 
A  leaf,  paxiiSjW.  (ofjugar)  faccbari 

'  meta 
l(Oam,  lotuiD,2. 
A  loar.^  al^uid  mvtuatnm 
To  loath,  naufeo,  4.  faftidio^  4. 
lathed,  faftiditus 
Aloathing,  faftidiutn,  2,  ^ofca,I. 
Loithing,  na<»fcan8,  fafti«*iens 
Lojtbfotne^  odiofus,fquaUdus,fcedut, 

deteftandus 
A  lobby,  porticus,  4. 
A  lobe,  lobusi  2. 

A  hbftcr,  aftacu$^  2.    ^  '.' 

X,  « 7/,  localis 

L^cal  motion,  motus  in  loco 
/,9r<i''^,  jjxtalacum 
Locality,  exifleiitia  localis 
A  lock,  fcra,  I.  {of  wool)  iloccu9,2. 

(of  hair)  cinni'S,  2.  cimi:,  2,  (in 

a  rhftr)  fcptum,  2. 
To  lock  (a  tloDr)  ferro,  t.  obfero,  i. 

(a  ^heel)  rotas  ftring&f(/«)clatt- 

fr^//3cimrf(Mv^e-sarms)  com- 


biculiim,  2.  (flace)  diveribriua 
A  tenement,  munimentuiDy  2. 
I^gi^ih  adium  pars  condu£ta 
A  /ij&>  tabulatum,  2.  rcpofitorium 
Lcfty(\i\g\\)  lublimis,  excclfus,  cel- 

iu%  (haughty)faftuofus,  arrogans, 

fuperbu8,elatus  (Jlile)  oratio  tur- 

glda 
To  gro^v  lofiyy  tumea,  2.  inrolefco 
Loftily,  Aiperbe,  cjate 
L'oftirrfs  (in  height)  fublimitas,  ;. 

excelfitas,  3.  (in  behaviour)    l*a- 

fttis,  4. 
A  It-g.  truncuSy  z^ 
A  logarithm,  logarithmus,  2, 
A  lofr^erhead,  liebes,j.  fomnolentus 
Logical,  logic  lis 
A  logician,  dialedicns 
Logic,  diale^ica,  logica,  c. 
A  loin,  lumbus)  2. 
To  loiter,  moror,  t.  cciTo,  i, 
A  loiterer,  cunAator,  3. 
A  loitering^  Qcffnio,  3, 
To  loll,  innitor,  3.  (the  tongue)  exe- 

rcre  Hnguam  (in  bed)  Icfto  in- 

dnigere 
A  Idling,  nixus  cubito 


i>  jt.  foutj  cxcludo,'^,  (t//f)  j  Lonely,  lonrfom.,  (Qlkarlus 


LOO 

A  long  tmit,dlv,  laagum  (ago)  < 
jamdudun  (after)  multo  pol 
fire)  iQoltd  ante   (cfnoogh) 
.  diu  (of)  caafsy  culpa,  frc* 

JLm^  continuance,  diutornitas,  3 

A  lonjg,  (in  nvufic)  urfpiratio  Iq 

Long  (in  rpeech]produftas(wui 
prolixus 

Longfi/JtrtMig,  patieiu 

To  W  ii^w,  appeto^  3,  czopci 

Longedfor,  orpetitos 

LMtger,  longior  (in  time}  iivtt 

Lo^^,  loogiffimut 

Longewitff  loii|aevitas,  3. 

A  kaging,  defiderionn^  2. 

Ln^^udcg  longitndoy  3. 

Loofuf,  confcrioge^  imferatm 

A  hok,  gbtutus,  4. 

The  look,  afpefbasj  4, 

To  look,  videoy  2.  fsiout)  ciic 
fpiciq,  2.  (or  fecm)  videer 
(tf/>fr,  or  take  care  of)  euro 
(at)  intutOT,  2,.  (back)  refpic 
(before)  profpicto,  3.  (Jowm) 
fpicio,3.  (wi^h  contend)  lal 
ofc  contemnere  (feek  fbr)(]ni 
5.  rcqairo,  3.  (for,  or  exp 
fpcro,  Lexpe^o,  i,  (mjinfpr 
3*  (/«ro,or  examine)  perfcniti 
(like)  refero,  tuii(one'shatii 
diculos  venari  (oti)  intueor, 
(out,  or  chufe)  deligo,  3.  ieU| 
(to)  .curo»  1.  {up)  iufpicMV 
(upon)  afpicioy  3.  infpiciOy]*- 
fpeflo,  1.  (upon^ot  efteemJjdM 
aeftimo,  i .  habeo,  2.  - 

Look\  (behold)  ecce  !  en! 

L«oW^r,  afpeaatos  (fir)cBgii 
tus,  optatus,  fperatus 

A  looker  on^  fpe£ta!tor,  3, 

Looking,  arpicienE(a^r)  cixcoflll 
ciens,  luftrans 

A  lo:king'glali,  fpeculum,  i, 
^  k  tv.m^  textoris  jogum 


L  OR 

•    rf 
hh^  aatntuBy  %.  (-hole)  tnn* 
in- a,  I.  (for  onUaace)   feoe* 

Inf,  lant  (dMolate)  diflfolutus 
(W)  pftTVS  (carclefs)  remifTus, 
Vllqien  (f«  Utfy)  lientericus 

TaA./(A)foTvo.3.Iaxo.i.  (pafs.) 
ttwr,  5.  fee  ^fo  ? c  /^/^ 

Im^f,  ]ue\  dirfaltiic 

IffnfJ^  fermena,  ^  n* 
1  fyifiiirj^  tiMfuax,  garmlus 

^Ift/I^  .f^'m/,  m:irit  fumtntis 
^plfeluf  (^Itmner)  flipii  lirgi- 
7  *Si«  fainm u  t  ad  ml  n  i  fter  (i^ A^ 
^mkeriaiit]  cubiculartamm  dc- 
^9k(hfg^  ihameeffar)  fa  m  mua  can  - 
-  *^itt  {tbiifjufllc€)  judejt  prj- 
^vm  {i,f  ihf  iifijiu  fartt)  ban* 
I  fRi^ac  portimm(^j^u/*^Jprocon- 
fi%3.  (ff  B  Rfdn>3r)  dommus  ma- 
^  IB^  l^m^rpa/)  mare  ft  hall  us,  2, 
I  f**P']  prstor  urban u«  {pf^- 

j  iw^liipmatl   (hf^Btreafurir) 

e  aril  tf  (j^  frslmj  p  rocerei 
^"h  f^j*)  fafhiofusj  impEiiofus 

domiijitiitf  4^    (manor) 


7 


L  O  V 

&  olefin  perdfoc  j[^«tf«</,  or  go 
back)  retrocedo,  3.  (be  w*rfted) 
fuperor,  i.  Tincor,  3.  {katber) 
cntictilaiii  excoriare  {ofie^s  hopes) 
defperoy  i.  ('otte*i  fife)  mortem 
Oppctcre  (one*s  Ungitig)  voto  cx- 
cidere  {ine^ s 'veyage)  navigationc 
expiudi  (one*s  mey)  aberro,  1. 
deerro,  i,  {time)  temput  terere 
fntirA{ufeo/tbilimh)  mcmbris 
capi  {utter^}  difperdo,  3. 
A  /efi/tg,  amiflio,  3.  pcrditio, 
Lofs,  damnum,  2.  ja£lura,  i.  fo/* 

/i/e)  vitae  privatioy 
Caujfing/9%  damnofiis,  exidoras 
Loji,  perditus,  amiflus  {to  all  good* 

ncfs)  nequiHimua 
To  be  hftf  perdor,  ).  peraoy  4. 
A   lot  (part)  part,    3.    porcio,    3. 
(chance)  fors*  f{.  caCus,  4.   {fy 
{lot)  cafu,  fortito,  ibrte 
To  lot,  diftribuo,  3.(/»  caft  lot)  for- 
ti'>r,  3.  {to  draw  lots)  fortes  tra- 
h?re 
Gotten  h  lotf  fortitus 
Loth,  averfus,  invitus 
A  lotion,  iotio,  3.  lavatio,  3, 
A  lottery,  teflerarum  fortitio 
Ltud,  lonorus,  clarus  {in  votcejvo" 

calii,  concitatus 
Loudly,  clare,  fonorc 
Loadnefi,  clarifas,  3. 
Lovey  amor,  3.  beaevolentia,!  cha- 
ritas,  3.  (felf-)  amor  fui  {of  God 
or  parents)  ^ietUyS*{of  our  neigh- 
hour)  charitas,  3. 
To  love,  arao,  I.  diligo,  3.  (to  make 
love)  folicitOy  x.  ambto,  4.  {ar- 
dently, dearly)  ardeo,  2.  depereo,4 
deamo,  i.  Aagro,  1. 
Love  (defire)  defiderium,  2.  (fort 

of  filk)nebala,  I. 
A  hvty  corculum,  2.  (portion)  phil- 
trum,  2.  jiocniuiD  atBMtontfm     j 


LOW 

Inlo^e,  aaMm 
Belonging  to  love,  amatorius 
Loved,  amatus,  diledlws 
ffwftby  to  he  loved,  amabilis 
Lovely^  decorut,  venuftut 
Lovelinefs,  decor,  3.  vcn.iftas,  3 
A  lover,  amator»  3.  (fuit:> )  proc 

2.  {ofivine)  vinoius 
A  lough,  lacus,  4. 
Loving^  bcnignus,  indul^ns 
Lovingfyt  amantcr,  amice 
To /owr,  from  era  ccrrugare  (asi 

fky)  nubibusobduci 
Lauring,  torvus,    triftis  {-weatb 

cxlum  nubilum 
A  louring^  tprvitas,  3. 
Louringfyy  torve 
A  loufi,  pediculus,  2. 
^^«/y»  pcdiculofus 
Lozv,  humilis  (humble)  dcprefT! 
affl:£lus  {in  the  world)  inop«,p<< 
per  (mean)    obje^us,    fordid* 
(Hiallow)  krevis    {or  mran  (bi 
ftilus  demiiTus    {or  mean  bin 
igfiobili  loco  natus.  obfcaro  f 
nere  onus  {Bred)  fervilis  indol 
{in  ftaturc)    brevJt,   humilis  | 
price)   vili  pretio,  vilis  {-watt 
maris  rcfluxus 


L97£;/«ffc/^,  diet  domioicus  prim 

poil  pa(cha 
^o  he  low  in  cirtumflt'ften,  egeo,  2 
To  brirv  low,  enr rvo,  £ .  humilto. 
Brought  low,  deprefTus,  enervatui 
To  low  (an  in  ox)  boo,  I.  isugio; 
Lower,  inferior 
To  lower,  reprimo,  3,  comprimi 

3    {or  make  lower)  deprimo, 

(IctdowB)  demitto,  3.  {tbepric 

pretium  imminuo,  3. 
Loiveftt  lowermoft,  imus,  infimuj 
\  lowing,  mngttnfi,  4.  hoatust  4* 
L  'Wly,  humilis,  demilTus 
Lowfineft^  huaiWiXas,  y^^^**^^ 
1       0%  L 


L  U  N 

Heyatf  fidelis 

Loyalty  fidelitcr 

Loyalty^  fidelity,  3.  Met,  5* 

A  lozmige,  rhombus,  1* 

A  fubkeTf  ftgnis,  ignavus 

Luhierfy,  (adj.)  (jcon,  piger  (adv.) 

fegniter,  f\%\i 
Lubrkity,  lobricitas,  3, 
Lubir'ieomt,  lubricui 
Luddy  clanu>  lucidot 
Ltuifirous,  lucifer 
Luck^  fortuDS,  I.  fuceeiTufy  4. 
B.:dluckj  infortunium,  i. 
L'Jckf^  feliXji  fjraftus 
Luckily^  aufpicatift,  faufli 
Lucratin/e,  lucratiyua,  lucroTus 
Lucre f  lu  rum,  i. 
iMcubrdtlou,   IvcobraittOy  3* 
LuJier^if,,  jocuiiiris 
I^dleroujly,  joco'e 
To  /iff  5  lee  ti»  balt^pkll 
Thf./ttgy  auris  1m;-:us 
^^gj^^f*  onu*,  3.  <^ardna,  !• 
Lugu^riouSf  lu^^  ibris 
Zfkjttmrm,  tepidus,  remiHTus 
*toh€  Ittkiwar/fft  ttpao,  2.  tepeCco^j 
Luketfa^mfyf  tepxte 
Luhevtaimmfs,  ce|»«r,  3. 
To  luliy  oeiTiulceo,  f'opto,  4. 
Lulled i^Ugp^  rooiopitus 
LttmUr^  inftiumcntadonnefticapcn- 

derotiora 
A  iuminaryy  lu-jiinare,  n, 
L  ttminousy  luminofus 
A  lump^  ma04,  i.  tVuflum,  %,   \of 

earth)  gieba  {or  heap)  acervus,! 
The  lump^  or.wlfc/e,  ^olidum,  ft. 
Lumptjhy  hebes,  4. 
Togrotu  lampifb,  habefco,  3, 
TJumpiJkneJif  ftupor,  3.  tarditaiy  3. 
Lunacy y  inUnia,  I. 
hunaf,  lunaris 

^  jfhreacticui 


i 


LUX 

4  /«/>fi^>  or  huuheonj  fruftum,  a. 

(/«  fir  afternoon)  merenda,  i. 
The  /K»fi,  pulmones,  ^  ai,    (of 

good  lungs)  Acntor,  3. 
A  lurch,  duplex  palma 
To  lurch,  Aibduco 
Lurebedy  doplici  pignore  multatus 
A  lurchsr  (j^Mtton)  ltirco,3.  nepos, 

3.  (who  lieth  in  wait)  infidiator^ 

3.  (  dog)  can  it  indagator 
A  lurcy  illecebra,  i. 
To  lure^  delinio,  4.  demulceO|  1. 
To  lurk,  latco,  a.  latito,  i. 
A  lurker  (loiterer)  ceiTator,  3.  (im 

corners)  tenebrio,  3. 
A  lurking^  latitatio,  3. 
A  lurking  hole,  latebra,  1. 
tufcious,  fuavisy  piaedulcii 
Lufcicufiyy  fuaviter,  duice 
Lufcioufnefiy  dulcedo,  3, 
Lufory^  luforiut 
Lufi,  cupido,  3.  appetitus,  4. 
Tofuft,  piirio,  4.  coocuptfcoy  3« 
Luftjful   libidinofus 
Lujifulyy  libidinofe 
Lu/ffulnefs,  lafcivia,  i . 
I^ifiily,  fortJter,  valide 
Luft'ntfsy  corporis  robur 
Lujiral,  luftralis 
Lujlrationy  luf^ratio^   3. 
Luftre^  fplendor,  3.  nitor,  3, 
Lufly,  validus,  robuftut 
To  be  hifyy  vigeo,  a. 
A  luUy  cithara,   i. 
hut^rings  ferici  genus  oitidiBimwn 
LuteouSy  lutofus 
Lutulenty  lutulentusy  caeneCut 
Luxated,  Juxatua 
Luxation,  luxario,  3. 
Luxuriance^  luxuries,  5.  luxnria,  i. 
Luxuriant,  iuxuriofus 
Luxuriouffy^  luxurxofi 
Luxurioufnefs,  luxus>  4* 


MAD 

Zit9ury,  faxuria,  i. 

A  lye,  meDdacium^  a.  ftbul 

To  lye,  mentior^  4.  fing9»  ; 

Lying  alongy  'decumbens,  pr 
{between)  interjacens  {iy 
cens  (down)  redinis  (fl, 
nus  (hid)  liteos  (near  to 
guus,  contermiiius  (open) 
(in  wait)  infidians(»r  celli 
meotiens 

A  lying  at  esfe,  recubitus, 
wait)  infidix,  /.  ( in  of  « 
puerperium,  a. 

Lymphatic,  lymphaticot 

A  fyre,  lyra,  a. 

Lyric,  lyricus 

A  lyrift,  lyrifta,  ee,  «•• 


M  A 

A    Mice,  fceptrum,  a« 
AferjeanCs  mace,  fafci 
A  mace  bearer,  liftor,  3. 
Mace,  macis,  3.  macer,  a. 
To   macerate,    mjceroy  l«    1 

lean]  emacio,  i. 
Macerated,  maceratus 
To  machinate,  machinor,  I. 
A  machination,  machinatio^  3 
A  machine^  machioa,  I. 
A  mackerel,  fcombrus,  a« 
Meul,  infanus,  demens 
To  be  mad,  infanio^  4.  furo^ 
To  mad,  furio,  i.  demento, 
A  madcap,  vefanus 
Madam,  domina  mea 
A  madbemje^  hofpitium  iafaiM 
Raving  mad. .  furiofus 
Maddifb,  crrebrofus 
T'  run  maddingy  furiofe  fe^ 
'Madly,  demecter,  infane 


IVL 


a  I 


.  — — <  ■■■■wy  f«  muiniOy  I* 

^'^  U<lye}  nbia  tin^oria 
kliJr,  faAas,  confcaus 

^M^^  cantilena  fylveftris 

*  r,  ipothecai  I. (of  arms) 
tflriam,  a.  {of  powder) 
— -^l»  (/«•  firw)  horreum,  2. 
^*j|p>  termn,  3,   (/«  the  pate) 

J;*'."WFi  (ctwh/mjkal 

«g*pai  mitgia,  i. 

*^»'/f«iwpf,  magicu^ 

^*jww,  nugui, ».  ve&eiicus 

JJlpUM^  npcaoliis 

*glj^M^i  imperiofg^  dogmatice 

*J^J«3fi  aagiftratusy  4. 
■*jP**y»  ma^nanimitas,  3.' 
^fy^Wi  mtgnanimuSy  fortis 
VVhaHM/^y  Arcnue 

*pifci/,  aagneticut 
^y^t  W8  magnetica 
Sy*"*  Pagniftccotia,  r. 
jrtfe*,  aoguftus,  magnifictis 
'^n^JTi  fumptnofe,  fplendide 
*«t*JS  (pnifc)  exatco,  i.  lau- 
h '.  mlloy  ^,  (aggravate)  cx- 

'vM>  (roo  muchcommeoded) 

III  laadatns  (enlarged)  ampli. 

Hi 

5e^p  ampli  fican%  aogens 

>/.,  nagnitudo,  3. 

>,  pica,  I. 

»/,  mahometani,  pi, 

w/n,inabometaniraias,  2. 

irctf/ii/fi;,  virgo,  ^'.  famu- 

V-}  virgo  grandis  (^ready 


fir  0  hufiani)  virgo  matura,  or 

nubilif 
Amaidfervfint^  anciUa,  i.  famMla, 

I  .(cM-)  coqua,  I.    (ckitmbef) 

omatrit,  3.  (nurfery-)  ancilla  in- 
fantes  curaas  (wtft/in/-)   mini- 

ftca,  I.  pediflcqua,  i.  {maids  •f 

btnaur)  famulx  regis 
.  A  »uid  (ftih)  raia  minor 
OfamaiJf  virgineus,  puellaris 
'  A  maiden  bead,  virgtnitai,  3« 
Ma/efliCf  auguihii,  regius 
MajeJIyf  majeftas,  ^. 
Majeftitflllyt  augufte,  regaliter 
A  jRtfiV  (budget)  bujga,  i.  raccuSy2. 

(bundle  of  ieueri)  fafeiculus  epi- 

ftoLirum 
A  maimt  vulnut,  3.  plaga,  i. 
i  To  maim,  mutilo,  i. 
Maimed^  mancufi  mutHos. 
A  mjitfiing,  mutilatio,  3. 
Main,  primus,  precipuut 
Mmn  force ^  vit,  3.  viulenCta,  l. 
Theniirfii  land,  contlacns  (fea)  occ- 

anus,  2.  altum  mare 
The  main  body,    fumma   {chance) 

for«,  ^.  rerum  fumma  {maft)m^' 

lus  navis  prapcipuusyVffr</)antenna  ; 

praecipua  {of  a  lorf^  juba  equina ' 
M'lin/y,  vald^,  maxi'n^ 
Mainprixe,  vadimonium,  2. 
To  maintain  (jfHrm)  afTcvsro,  t.  af- 

firmo,    f.   (defiend)  vindico,  i. 

tue«r,  a.  fuftineo,  2.  defendo43. 

(keep)  nutrio,4.  aIo,3.  fuftento 
Mair.tatnahle,  quod  defendi  poteft 
Maintained,  fupprditatus 
A  maintainer,  vindcXc  3.  a(rcrtor,3 
A  maintaining  (afllrming)  »ffirma- 

tlo,  3*  (defending)  vindica:io,3. 

(keeping)  vidVus  fuppeditario 
Maintenance  (fupport)  dcfenAo,  3. 

tutaincii>  3 .  (allowing  ntccffuics) 


M  A  K 

ad  viAum  fumptus 

A  major  J  praetor  urbtiut 
A  major  of  a  tr,.if^  l-;.*ru«,  2 

nerat)  its,tQ'\-     iu:h- jflor 
M^or  (Ar  great  •)  nri-;.>r,  meii 
Maix,  frumciitMm 'U  li'^im 
A  vuike,  or  form,  fovina,  x.fipu 
To  maike,  facio,4.  ( iimpoivo,3.  c 
^c>Of  3*  {account)  puto,  I*  *e, 
to,  X.  {aceoitnt^Q:  fecJnmnr'fti 
moy  X.  perde,  3.  •''acio,  3.  (evv 
exafquo,  X.  compono,  3.  ('-fta 
accnunti'jratiMne'. » >tinputri i^  {a 
quainted)  fignifico.  i.(.:/r<if.7' tci 
rco,  1.  {an  altars  A  . 'ini'.arci; 
contrahsre  (an  jjfiolr^:emt)  tlien 
&   locum    cjnft.tu?ro    {aptmed] 
pudefacio.  3.   {at,  or  tovturJione) 
pcto,  3.  appeto,  3.  (jwiy%  or  go 
eJPi  aufugio,  3.  (jw.ry  %oltb  ore's 
felf)  fibi  mortem  confcifccre  {am 
ruay  nn  eftatc)  bona  prodi^ere  (•! 
beet)  le£lum  freruL-re  {belie  -e)  fi- 
dem  r.liciii  facere  {hlindj  cxcaeco, 
I.  ^better)  melioro,  x.  ad  ^ru^cm 
rcvocare   {a  boafting)  glorior,  i« 
jafto,  I.  (bsld  todi)    Z"Ac^,  2. 
(a    caTpaign)    ftiprndia    facere 
{clean)  pvrgo,  i.  expu.go,  ..  {a 
eovent:rt)  pactfcor,  3.    {a  dtuure 
face)  "ultufj  fingrre  {divtjiom)  ii- 
fcurdiai  frerc  (ar  end,  or  leave 
ofTid.r.r.^,  3.  abfnro,  3.  (an  ei:d^ 
ox  fi:*ii'h)  perficio,  3.  abfolvoy  i. 
{an  end  of  laio)  lites    Jcdirrrre 
{ever.)  rcquo,  i.  {ane^rnate)  it:\- 
fum  inflituere  {t^feajijcovi'f.^iyivn. 
apparare   {an  cfcape)  aufugio,  3. 
{an  excufe)  excufo,  i.  (a  great  fi- 
gure) fplcndide  fc  gercre    {a  fire) 
ignem  accendcre  {an  example)cx  - 
emplum  ederc  {a fool  of)  derideo  > 
2.  (one*jJ"oTtttnc')  ^iN\\Xi&  ^CQji - 

0  J  <^1 


M  A  L  MAN 

The  maU  (creatur-)  mas,  «r. 
OfthemaUkindj  mafculious 
Male  or  mil  \n  compofitioa,   as 
tnale  praSiice,  mal  adminiftratioa 
is  rendered  by  malus^  iks  malm  ret 
admimfiiaii9,  or  by  the  adverb 
male,  as  wule  obitum  ntgoHum 
Mttlecontent,  a?gr«  ferent 
A'alediSiortf  maledidtio,  3. 
J\^lalrf.taor,  reus,  malefic  us,  fens 
^'j.'cnofertce^  malevoieDtia,  i, 
y^aUvolunt.  malevolens,  malignus 
Aluiice,  maiiria,  i.    invidia,   i.   fi- 
mulras,3.  (propenfe)  ultionis  ftu- 
ditim 
Malicious,  mtlignus,  invidus 
Miiriclovjty^  in  vide,  malign^ 
Mali ciouj fiefs y  livor,  3.  invidia,  i« 
To  malign  ;  Ice  to  detra& 
Malignancy,  fT)aIignitas,3,maHda,  I. 
Mali g7 ant ,  mal  gnus 
/r/tf/(jwry,maligni  i,,3.  {of  a  ^fiem- 

per)  acebitd!*,  3. 
A  mull,  or  mallet,  malleus,  z. 
To  ma  I,  batuo,  3.  tundo,  3. 
MalleabL;  duftilis 
Mul'ows,  malvs,  //,  /. 
Ma*pma\lw:s,  althea,  i. 
Of  malloviit  malvacens 
MaUj  braiium,  2. 
A  Tttalfter,  brad^tor,  3. 
Aialtiftg^  or  mult  making,  bynefi* 

cium,  2. 
To  make:  malt,  bynem  parare 
Mamma,  mamma,  i. 
Mammocks,  offalx,  pl» 
A  maH  (not  a  brute)  homo,  3.mor* 
tal  s  (not a  child)  vir,  3.  (not  a 
woman)  vir,  3    mas,  3.  (or  any 
man)  aliquis,  quiv  s 
The  man  of  the  boufe,  paterfamilias 
Manfervant,  famulus,  (etvus 
Everyman,  omms,  c^vi\Cc\ut 
No  maB,  ncxno,  3,  nuUua 


{fortunate)  profpcro,  t,  for- 
>y  f.  {free)    manumitto,   3. 
ends)  recoDcilnd^i.  (f^<r)  pro- 
9,  I.  feflino,  I.  {bet)  calet'a- 
,  3.  (as//^   diffimulo,  i.   (1; 
^g)  regem  conf^itucre  (known) 
ibl<co,  I.  (slaw)  lecem  fetrr 
{ leapn)  foedus  in  re  (lei)  m\* 
uo,  3.  diminuo,   3.   (the  land) 
rrram  attingcre  (much  off)   be 
ligne  traftare  (much  of  one  *  felf) 
fibi  indulgiSre  (a  nefl)  nid.f:  '    1 . 
{a  noifa)  Orepo,  3.  (nothing  ff] 
contenriix),    3.    (wtr)  tran>ferr:: 
\^t)    explico,   1.  C]^>Or.o    3.   (a 
pMfsat)  peto.  3.  irruo,  3.  (a per.) 
pennam  acuere  (a  prating)    ^ar 
rire  {a prom, e)  promitlo,  3.  pul 
liceor,  ».  (ready)  paro,  i.   prz- 
paro,  I.  (rtotn)  de  via  decedeic  j 
nunmovere  {fale  cf)  vcndo,  ?.  (a 
^ew  o/)cxhibeo,a.  (aJian4)£R'*f 
3*  (afjout)  clamorem  tollSie  (a 
jhr)  turbas  excitaie  (verfes)  at- 
-fltina  componere  (a  venv)  voveo^ 
a.  («/,  or  JSniJb)  perficio,  3.  (up 
a  Jofs)   damnum  comp'snfare   (a 
usatcby  or  marriage)  nuptias  con- 
ciliare  (a  match  fir  f^hting)  cer 
tamen  infticoere(0^  a  lifter)  epi> 
ftolam  compiicaie(tf/^  of)  utor,3. 
(voar)    helium    gercrc    (water) 
meierc  (tfe(;/7/)teftamentom  con> 
Agnare  (a  wonder  at)  rdror,  i 
admiror,  i.  (woras  about)  litigo, 
I.  difcepto,  I. 
imaker,  fabricator,  3.  formator,3. 
,  making,  fjrmacio,  3.  (free)  ma- 
jiumiffio,  3   (g''od)  rcftituti.-.,  3. 
{tnueb  of)  indulgejitia,  i, (ready) 
paratus^  f. 

Mmr/ig^,  morbus^  2.  aegr'itudOf  3. 

-  procax,  petiihns  , 

t  procAcitzs,  J.  j 


Man  by  man^  Writim 

LiU  a  mam,  virfliier 

To  man,  hominibns  cotHpIftv 

Man  the  eapfiun^  elev^M  ergaum 

Toa^  the  man,  vinim  ageie 

An  old  man,  fenex,  3* 

A  poor  man,  pauper^  3* 

A  rich  man,  dives,  3. 

Awtfewsan,  (apiens 

Ayoung  man,  juvf  nit,  3, 

A  man  of  war ^  navis  bellici 

chc(s)  iatto,  3   calenhis^  i« 
Manflaughter,  homicidium,  !• 
Belonging  to  mem,  bamanoa 
Manacles,  maoics  ferreae 
To  mansck,  mankis  conftriiiji.  _ 
Manacled,  manicii  conftrifliiV"*" 
Manage,  equitandi  difciplifll  ^ 
A  manage,  bippo^romos,  a. 
To  manage,  adminiftro,  i,  tndilV 

(an  ejhte  we^  rem  tueri  U  4iVii 

bellum  obrre  (the  temper  tfthtft^ 

pie)    plebis  animos   permoklMi 

(youth)  aetati  juYesum 

rare  , 

Managedy  adminiibatoty  |^ 
A  manager,  curator,  rniiilnitnrj^i^ 
A  managing,  or  wianagnUKt^  1  ~ 

Aiftrariu,  3.  {^ofjuS/ie  mmy]  i 

pcnfatio, 

ratio,  3. 


pcnfatio,  3.  (of  the  voke) 


ofpu. 
ofth 


A  manchet,  panit  filigineus 
Mancipation,  mancipatio,  3* 
A  manciple,  obfonator,  3. 
Mandatory   mandens,  imfCrnH 
A  mand  tty  mandatum,  a.  juflidto 
Mar.drake,  rnandragoras,ir.^ 
Manducation,  nianducatio,  3, 
The  mane  of  a  borfe,  joba  e^uiBt 
Mancd,  juoatns 
Manful,  virilit,  ftrenuns 
Manfilly,  ftrenud,  viriltter 
Manfulnefs,  fortituoo,  3.  virtU 
'  'Wi  tRan^t<i  ^^Wa  ctaina 


V- 


\N 


MAR 


igo,  3. 
ill 

»>,  I.  Urn;  t» 
vu 

tsJator,  3. 
eratio,  $• 
i^)  fortitudo,}.  (at 
xizsy  virilis 
s,  manifeftut 
iDifeftOy  I. 
vfifi,  Ififiotefcoi   3 
I  >«tet,  coaftat 
tUBtru 

uoifeftatto,  3, 
Ifefte 

identia,  x  • 
iplex 

ihiunanoiii 
tudo.  i, 
Sy  virilia 
riliter 
virago,  3. 
inJfcl. 
iftrudtus 

3.  modus,  s.  coD« 
laality]  qvalkas,  3. 
'damodo 
imodis 

r,  multi  modus 
••niliicr 

70<)  mores,  ^m. 
arbanitas,  3.   (^ill 
anitas,  3. 
,  cirilis^  comis 
rium,  2.  {'bouft) 
iis 

idiatorius 
ouJos,  1.  fenras 
\.  domus 
luliebris 
faitiix,  3« 
<<»*  3. 


A  manuaL  liber  manualis 

ManuduSiion^  manudu^tio,  3* 

Manufa^urCf  opificium.  i. 

To  nuiwfaBuref  manufacSre 

ManufaRurtd,  nan«fa£ius 

A  mtinufaBurtr^  opifexy  r. 

Manumijjion.  manumiffio,  3* 

ManurCf  ftercus,  3. 

To  manure,  ftercoro,!.  faecundOyi. 

Msnured,  ftercor^  fatiatuft 

A  manurer^  ruricola,  a»  c* 

A  nuiuurhigt  cohus,  4. 

Msmufcript,  mtnnfcriptus 

Mary^  multi,  plures ;  complures. 


MAR 

Martial^  martialis 

AUritimt,  mantimBS 

A  mark,  fignum,  1.  n«ti,  r.  {4/ 
moitfy)  irarca,  I .  (brand)  Mgma, 
3.  (firfietp)  eharaaer,  3.  (im- 
preHion)  fcftigium,  1.  {'y^ 
at)  meta,  1.  fcopui,  (•fafirifi) 
vibex.  3.  C'f^  ^^'^  cicatTix, 
3.  (fit  to  a  writitig)  fignaturt,  i 

To  marM.  figno,i.noio,i.  (obferve) 
animadvcrto,  x.  (oitt)  defigno,  X. 

Marked,  notatus,  obfenratus  (wff* 
fAtf/*)cTeUtus  (or  pointed)  loter- 
ponftos 


perplurvs  {bow  nuuy)  quot  (a i  j  Fit  to  be  marked,  notabilis 
fokny  as)  quot,  totquot  {a  pod  A  marker,  MUOUtor,  3.  (obferfcr) 
jwtf»jr)aliquam  multi  (maty  ttmet)',  ob(ervator,|.  {ofhoundi)  metator 
fcp^,  muitotics  (<M  Jiwnjr  timtsMi)  A  market,  f«niis»  1.  emporium,  »• 
lotjee  quotics  {bow  maty  timet)  AtaarketmoH^nnti^xmWt^^^pl^ 
quoties  (/©  wajy)  tot  (astfiijffvtfjri)  forum,  2.  {-town)  emporium 
multifariam  Marketable^  venalis 

A  wa^,  charta  geographica  (©//it*  Amarketiiii,<aik^w^l{^yi^^i^0iflfl6X^ 


/ 


wofld)  tabula  cofmographica 
Marble,  marmor,  3. 
To  marble,  Tario,  i« 
Of  marble,  marmoreus,  i  marmore 
Jif4frfi>  (month)  martius,  t. 
Amarcb,  iter,  2. 
To  i9r<irri&,  iocedo,  3.  gradior,  3. 

proficifcor,  3.  {in)  ingredior,  3. 

{on)  progredior,    3.  {«ut)  egre- 

dior,  3*   {an  amy  to)  exercitum 

ducere  ad 
The  marcbet,  fines,  limites,  //, 
A  marcbing,  progreffus,  4. 
Amarebionefs,  marchioniflay  x« 
A  mare,  equa,  i. 
A  margin,  margo,  3. 
A  margrave,  marchio,  m* 
A  marigold,  caltha,  i. 
Marine,  marinus 
A  mariner,  oauta,  ee,  m, 
^tUrf/grj-fy  a  jrar/frer,  attntiCm 


res  empta 
A  marking,  noUtio,  3.obferTatio,j 
A  marking  iron,  cauterium,  %• 
A  markfman,  qui  reftc  colUneit 
Marl,  marga,  i. 
Marled,  marga  foBCundatus 
Marmalade,  cydonites 
Marmaream,  nurmoreiis 
A  marquefi^  or  marqutt,  marchio,  J 
A  maxqnifafe,  marchionatvs,  4. 
To  marr,  corrumpo,  3.  ▼itio,  !• 

{-the  form  or  fafi»iort)  deformo,  I 
Marred,  corruptus,  vitiatiit  ^ 
A  OTorritf^,  nupiisB,  fL  conjugitim 
Of  marriage,  conjugalis,  nuptialit 
A  marriage  fotig,  epithalamium,  i*' 
Marrii^Me,  nubiUs 
Married,  nuptus,  conjoaftos 
A  married  man,  toaritus  {-woman) 

uxor,  3, 
Twice  marrUd,  b\%^m^^ 
A  wtarring^  cwt>x^t\D, -^ A^^^i^'t^ 


MAS 

^Tarrew,  medulla,  i. 

To  the  very  tnarnno,  ujednllilfts 

Fuil  ofmarraWf  tncdullofus 

To  many  (as  the  pricft)  connubift 

jungere  (as  the  man)  uxorem  du- 
.    cere    (i-  the  woman)    viro   nu- 

berc  (given  in  marriage)  nuptura 

dare 
A  wtfri;)';/fg-,*  nuptiae,  pi, 
Mart,  mars,  m,  m. 
Beiongirg  to  mars,  beliicofus 
A  marjbt  palus,  3. 
Mar Jh  ground,   pratum  paloftre   (^ 

fatt  marjh)  aeftuarium,  2- 
Marjby,  paludofus,  pabiflris 
A  tttaijhat,  mircfchallus 
To  marjhalf  ordino,  i. 
Marjhalledy  1 0  ordinem  d  igeftus 
A  marjbaliing,  ordinatio^'  3. 
Marpaifey,  marerchalfia,  i. 
A  mart,  emporium,  2. 
iffUirtiaU  miiitarifi,  bellicftfus 
Martial  iaiUj  lex  bcUi  ( -court)  cu- 
ria  martialis   (aiFairs)   re;  bel< 

licae 
ManhmafSf  fcflum  fancti  martini 
A  wtartyr,  m,  e. 
To  martyr,  difcrucio,  i. 
Martyrdcrriy  martyrium,  2. 
Martyred^  martyrio  coronal  us 
A  martyroUgy,  mart^rologitim,  2. 
A  marvel,  minim,  2. 
T a  marvel,  miror,  i.  admiror,  r. 
Mar»vel!oui,  mi  ra  bi  ]  is ,  rr.  i  t  u  £  ( -  thing) 

mirandum,  monftnim,  mirum 
M^T'uclkuJlyt  mire,  mirabiliter 
Marvelhijneji,  miiabilitas,  3. 
Majculir.c,  mafculjnus,  mafculns 
-»**  majh  (mixture)  jnixtura,  1.  {Jcr 

cattle)  potio  medica 
*i^majb  corr.mikeo,  2. 
^  *'.7^,  larva,  i.  (rfsnce)  mimu?,2, 
^rctcixc?)  I J  *Tcx;ui;  4. 


MAS- 

Miljhedy  larvatns 

Majlin  bread,  panis  mircellaneus 

A  majon^  latomus,  2. 

A  inafGrtsrule,  amuilis,  3. 

Mafonryy  opus  ccsmentittum 

Mafjucdy  perfonatus 

A  mafqueradd,  perfbnatorum  homi 
nunt  faltatio  {Lablt)  habitus  per- 
fonatus (-pcrfon)  homo  perCona- 

tilS 

A  mafii  mafla,  i.  moles,  3. 

The  maU,  milTa,  i.  {book)  m»ffalc,3 

{■drefs)  habitus  fac'erdotal's 
A  miiffacrCy  caedes,  3.  occifio,  3. 
To  majjacre,  csdo,  3.  trucido,  j, 
Majfacredy  caefu?,  trucidatus 
A  majjbcring,  occifio,  3.  trucidatio 
MuJJivef  maflyy  folidus 
M^ffiverefs,  foliditas,  3. 
A  mafi  of  a  /hip,  nulus,  2.   {fore- 
map)  malus  auticos  {mainmaji) 
malus  prxcipuus   {mtzxen  mtafl) 
malus  puppis 
Ma/I  for  j'lvtne,  balanus,  2.  slaiie,3 
Belonging  to  maftt  glandarhss 
AmJfier,  dominus,2.hcrus,2.  {one's 
czon  tnaficr)   fui  juris,  liber  (/« 
bufiftlfs)  rei  ^tnX\M{maJier  of  arts) 
artium  ma-iftcr  {of  the  artillery) 
machinarum  j»ris:c£lus(o/*^i&^  cc 
r^wo»/«)mngifter  admiffionum(o/' 
the  guardi)    faiellitum  princeps 
{of  the  ji\ucl  Lottfe)    geiriroarum 
cuftosprimarius   [cfdefna)    la- 
nifta,  a*  m.    {of  the  king's  horfe) 
comes  facri  flabuli  {cf  the  king's 
hoafehold)   magiftcr   hoJpitii  do- 
mini  regis  {rftbe  mufters)  recen- 
fitor  miiitum   praccipuus  {of  the 
pop  office)    mng'fter  curibrum  {of 
the  rclli)  archive  mm  cuftos  {of  a 
fchool)   ludlmagiftcr,  2.  praeico- 
tor,  3.   {cf  :b.'  ivardrde)  magi- 


M- A  T 

fler  garderobae  jomiai   regl 

chancery)  magifter'cancclUri 

Of  a  majier,  dominicus,  herilii 

A  mafterpiece^  opus  praecipuun 

To  mailer,  fupero,  i.  vinco,  ^ 

city)  urbe  podri  {one's  lelf), 

fuiD  condnere  (offtf*s  btddneft 

daciam  frangSie 

MaJUrlefs,  contumax,  pertina 

Majierlyt   imf-.criofu^  (like  ai 

tift)  graphicc,  peritiflimis 
Mafleryy  dominatus,   4. 
MaJiiCt  maftichc,  «.yi 
Maf  nation,  mafUcaMo,  3, 
A  mafiiff,  moloiTiis,  %• 
A  mat,  matta,  i. 
A  match{of  fulphurjfalphuntu 
a  gun)  fomes  igniarius    {hi 
cijc)  certamea,  3.  (bargaia] 
pulatio,  3.  pa£^am,2.  (marr 
nupti:e,connubiuni,a .  (oifual 
compar,  3. 
To  match  (compare)    compar 
confero  (be  fuirable)  qvadr 
(of  the  fame  colour)  ejufden 
coleris(/»  marriage)  nuptum 
A  match  maker,  connabiorum  < 

ciliator,  3. 
MMcbed,  acrquatus(ia  marriage] 

trimonio  conjunf^us 
A  matching^  comparatio,  3. 
Matchiefs,  incomparabilis 
A  mate,  focius,  2*  collega,  i. 
Material,    corporeus    ( importi 
magni  momenti,  necefliurius 
Materially,  materialitcr 
Maternaiy  maternus 
Mathematical,  mathematicui 
Mathematically,  mathematice 
A  mathtmatician,  mathematical 
The  mathematics,  mathematica 
Matins,  preccs  matuttnx 
The  matrJic,  matr;x,  3.  uterus, 


M  A  U 


EnpMy,  oteninM 
iCf  matricida,  ^«  e» 
,  matriddhim,  a. 
wlate,  nomen  U  tabulak 

r«^  confcriptot 
!«/,  connub'alis 
f,  OUtriffioniuiDy  !• 

fiutrona,  l. 
latta^  I.  fdrpea,  i. 
«  a  bed]  ftorea  coopcrtus 
)  convretus,  irpplcxos 
OTTuptioo)  Tallies,  5.  ta- 
.  (fubftance)  materia*  i. 
Uy  I.  (ba6jie(s  «r  tiling} 
negotiom,  z.  opus,  $• 
Ur,  purujemas 
Mcr,   niliil  intereft  (//  is 
mmtur)  panim  eft  (//  is  « 
tfDcr)  magni  momenti  eft 
tamxst)   parvi  momenti 
<6fii^  ftf  the  matter)  nihil 
em    (<^  tnaiteretb  much) 

rcfert 
^  (or  aboor)  qaafi,  circi- 
r#^/a^}  re  faAum 


raarra,  t. 

y  cokJUi  lanca,  grabiltua 
ipe)  matoras  (accurate) 
IS,  cautut 

caute,  nature,  coofolte 
natnritasy  3. 
tvite 

pogois,  ftc.  contundl^re 
atufoa,  oerus 
(fbramoveo)  pericului 
s  (fcaic  crow)  larva,  !• 
I   puella   iofttUa  gran* 

',  murmuro,  I. 
^,  mormuratiOf  3* 
portelia,  x. 


M  E  A 

Mitttndjf  7burfiiay,  dies  jovis  aate 

pafcba 
Tht  matv,  ventriculus,  2. 
Ma%Dkifi,  naufeam  paricns 
A  matvis^  puella  infulfa 
Ji^xi/Iary,  maxillaris 
A  nuixim,  axioma^  3.  prseceptnm^i 
Jmay  (am  able  to  do)  poifum,  queo 
(am  permitted)  mihi   licet  {not^ 
or  am  not  able)  oeqaeo,  non  pof- 
fum  (am    not  permitted)  mihi 
non  licet  {it  maj  ht)  fotUn,  fur- 
taflc 
May  (the  month)  maius,  t. 
A  tMy garni,  ludibrium,  1. 
A  major,  prastor,  urbanus 
Amaxet  labyrinthus,  z.  (aftonifh- 
menc)  Oupor,  3.  confternatio,  3, 
Me,  me,  ace,  of  Ego 
Mftbinh,  ut  mihi  videtur 
Mead^dtink)  mulfum,  2.  (meadow) 

pratum,  2. 
Of  a  meadow,  pratenfis 
Meagre,  macilentus,  macer 
Meagrtnejsy  macies,  5.  aacritas,  3. 
Meal;{wvMi,  I. pollen,  3.  (of  meat) 
cibus. 


M  E  A 


To  mtsM,  Tolo,  intelligOy  j« 

A  meandtr,  labyrintbus,  i. 

Means  (wealth)  opus,  urn,  pt,  /.  <»•' 

v'\ti9i,  pL  faculutes,  «n.^/. 
Meaner,  inferior 
Meaneft,  mfimus 

A  meaning,  fenfut,  4.  animuf|  %• 
f^ell meahing,  probus,  juf?us 
Mianfy,  mediocrtter,  mali 
Meannffs  (indflereoce)  mediocrl* 
tas,  3.  (poverty)  tenuitas,  3.  (of 
itV/^)  obfcuritat,  3.  humilitas,  3 
ignobilitat,  3.  {ofjpirit,  or  timi- 
dity) timiditas,  3.  (p/fpii^t,  OS 
niggariinefi)  fordei^  3. 
tmeant,  volui,  cogitari 
Meant,  propofitus,  figoificatui 
A  meetjb,  retii  macula 
The  •■r*»/fci,rubiolaB./>/./.(i«  a  hef) 
lepra,  i.  porrigo,  3.  {Jm  a  trte) 
patella,  i. 
Meafurable,  nenrorabilii 
A  meafure,  menfura,  i.  {of  tvintf) 

modus,  2. 
Beyond  meafure,  immoderatut 
In  feme  meafure,  aliquatenus 
I  Out  of  meafure^  immodic^, 


Of  meal,  farinarius,  poUinarias       t  ^'itbin  meafure^  intra  modum 
Meafy,  full cfm*al,hTTaceui(moutB-\  To  meafure,    metior,  4.   {out)   ad- 

metior,  4.   (with  the  eye)  oculit 

luftrare  [over  again)  remctior,  4* 

(or  moderate)  moderor,  i. 

Meafured,  metatus,  dimesfus 

A  meajurer,  menfurator,  3.metatO^ 

Meafures{pvitpo(t9)  concilia,//,  pro* 

pofira. //•  rationes,//. 

A  meafkrtwg,  metatio,  3.  dimenfio 

Meat,  cibus,  2.  cfca,  i.  (flefli)  ca» 

ro,  3.(tfm/  drink)vi€tyit,  ^.{dain' 

ty  -)  dapes  pL  cupediae,  pi.  Km- 

titia,   z,   {mim-ed  )  minuial,  %• 

ifpooH-)  cochlcaria,  pi.   {fwcet\ 

tragemata% 


pudeos,  verecundus 
A  wealfian^  farinarius,  2. 
A  mean,  or  means,  modus,  2«  ra- 
ti^, 3.  opera,  i.    caufa,  i.   (<' 
fair  means)   fponte,  bland^  (/ 
Jcul  means)  invito,  per  vim   (< 
feme  meam)  qu«cunque  modo  {(_ 
all  means)  prorfus,  quam  maxime 
{by  my  means)^t  mt{hy  no  means) 
nequaquam^  nullo  modo 
Mean,  mediocris  5  abje£tus  humi- 

lis  $  tenuis,  vulgaris,  ignobilis 
The  mean,  medium,  2.  {in  the  mean 
lp«)  intcrea,  interim 


M  E'E 

trag'cmata,   />/.  (nvbite-)  la£lan- 

SdecbaniCf   mechanical,  mechamcus 

(arts)  mecfaan  cae,  pf, 
A  mechanic,  opifex,  3.  fiber,  2. 
MccbanicSf  mechiralls  fcieu^^ia 
Mechanically f  mechanice 
Mechanij'm^  mechaniimus,  2» 
A  medal,  numifma  foleooe 
To  meddltwitb,  tra£to,  i.  euro,  i. 

attingo^  3.  (ill  an  affair)    fe  im- 

fnifcjfrc  rei  (w  more)  dclillo,  3 

ab(!ineo,  2. 
Meddled  ivi thy  traftatiis 
A  meddler,  or  meddlefome  perfon, 

fa£^ioAi9,  ardclio,  ottit,  muica^  i, 
Ameddttng  v)itb.  tr ablatio,  3, 
To  mediate,  intrrccc^o,  3, 
J^  mediation,  interccflio,  3. 
Mediatorial^  Int<fc«dcne 
A  mediatour^  interccffor^  3.  coaci- 

iiator,  3.  arbiter,  %, 
M^diatourjhip,  munos  interceflbrit 
A  mediatrix,  conciliatrix 
Medicahle,  medicabilii 
Medicinal,  medicatus^  medictnalis 
Medicine  (the  icience^  medicina,  i. 

medendi  fcientia   (phyfical  por- 

tioji)  medicamcAtum,  2»  medi- 

catnen,  3. 
Mfdiocrity^  mediocrltas,  3.  modu8,2 
To  meditate,  medjtor,  i .  praemetfitor 
Meditated,  praemeditatus 
A  meditation,  meditatio,  3. 
Mediterranean,  mediterraneus 
A  medhr,  mcfpilum,   2. 
A  mtdley,  ferrago,  3. 
Medly  (adj.)  mJxtus 
To  make  a  medly,  turbo,  i. 
Medullar,  mcduilarii 
Meeky  mitis,  lenis 
To  grow  meek,  mitefco,  3. 
Meekly,  TC\ZT\(\it\c,  Jeniter 
Afccknejs,  lenilfts,  manfuctudo,  3. 


MEL 

Meer  (adj.)  fee  mere  ' 

A  meer  (lake)  palus,  3.  (limit^tcr- 

minus,  2.  Jirpf-3,  3.  mcia,  i. 
M^erly,  mere,  tantum 
Mtet,  iiptu?,  idonens  [no'm)  alienus, 

ineptus,  incon^ruens 
It  ii  meet,  exf»cdit,  par  eft 
To"  be  meet,  competu,  3. 
To  meet,  obyenoy  4,  occwrro,  ob- 

viam  'te,  oflendo,  3.    convenio, 

4.  otciirfo,  I. 
Meaer  (rliyr  e)  rhythmns,  2. 
Meeting,  obvius,  congreflfus 
A  meeting  together,  occurtus..  4.con- 

greffi.o,  3,(a{rembly)  conventus,4 

(congregation)  congrcgati 0,3.  (0/ 

people)    frequcntia,    1,    {of  ttoo 

fireams)  confluens,  3. 
A  meeting  houfe,  conventiculum,  2. 
Meetly,  apte 

Mcetnefs,  convenipntia,  i. 
The  megrim  J  vertigo,  3. 
Melancholy,  triftis,  moeftus 
Melancholy y  melancholia,!,  atra  bi- 
lls, triftitia.  mocAitia,  i. 
Melancholic,  melancholicus,  bypo- 

chondriacus 
To  be  melanci.Kly,  triftitia  affici 
Miliht  (herb)  melitus^  i,f. 
To  meliorate,  melior*,  i , 
Meliorated,  meliorfadlus 
Mellijtuous,  nneliifluens 
Melltnv  (ripe)  maturas,  niitIs(wi/A 

Ctquor)  temulentus 
To  mellortv,  mittfco,  j?,  (w/fi&  liquor) 

pot«  calefcere  (as  wine)  lan^uef- 

cgre 
Not  mtllcnu,  criidus,   ac'dus   {very 

mellvfw)  permitis,  valde  maiarus 
M  VoTunefs,  roaturitas,  j. 
Melodious,  harmonicus,  canorus 
MMiouJly,  fuavitv  r.  modulati 
Melodioufnefsf  harmonist  fu  a  vitas 
MJody,  hamonia,  i.  niodulatio,3. 


MEeN 

A  me/on,  nelo,  3. 
To  melt  (metals)  iiqao,  i.  1 
fib,  3.  (at  fnow)  regele,  1. 
tears)  in   lacrymal    folvi  > 
melted)  liquor,  i.  liquefoo^ 
Mfltedy  liquefa^lus 
Mjy  be  melted,  fufilil 
A  melter,  f »  for,  3. 
A  mnlting,  liqtiefa^^io,  3.  (ofi 
fufio,  3.    fufura,  i.     {-dijc 
fcrmo  aptus 
A  melting-loufe,  oArina,  I. 
A  member,  membrum,  s.  {the 
bers)  pudendal^.  {efparUi 
fenator,  3.  {of  a  foeiety)  M 
{efa  univerfity)  alumnoi,  t* 
demicus,  2. 
By  members,  membratim 
A  membreme,  membrana,i.  ttl 
Full  cf  membranes,  membranaa 
Membred,  membris  omatus 
M-moirs,  commentarios,  %, 
Memorable,  memorabilis  - 
A  memorandum  book^   libfUoi 

morialis 
A  memorial,  narratio  fcripta 
The  memory,  memoria,  i. 
0/ bleffed memory^  facer  apod; 

ros 
Ont  of  memory,  ohWtni 
Of  the  memory,  memorialis 
Men,  homines,/!/. 
To  menace,  comminor,  i»  mil 
Menaced ;  fee  threatened 
To  mend  (correft)  'emendO|  \ 
(ligo,i.  corrlgo,  1.  (grow  fa 
meliorefco,  s.  (repair)  rd 
reparo,  i.  reflauro,  i.  reo 
nO|i.  farcio,  4.  refarcio9  4. 
manners^  ice)   in  mel'ut  i 
{the  life  of  another)9i  bonti 
gem  rcdigere   {inbeakb)  % 
lerco,3.  {one't  eoifditi9n)to§ 
emendare 

3 


E  R 


M  E  S 


atst,  ciftigatui ;  re-|  Merewj  (fprightlinds)  vigor,  3. 
bs ;  ioterpolatus  {tn\  (new9  paper)  novonun  nuacia 
Dorbo  recreatat  {in\     charta 


tminis  amplificatns 

odator,  3.  corteCunty 

r,  3.  {of  old  tbitigi) 

riw,  2. 

ndicus,  mendicaus 

f,  frater  ex  ordine 

im 

lendatio,  3.caftigatie, 

wfi)  uiterpolatio,  3. 

(;  bandf  meliufculi 

«f>  famolns,  s. 

^cus,  menftraQs 

enfurabilis 

netatioy  3. 

US,  mentalii 

io,  3.  commemoratio 

»noro,r  .commemoro 

,  filentiopneterire 

anoratas  {Jit  to  be  men- 

lorabilis  {ttotfi  to  be 

Drpc  <ii£lu 

I  commercium  peiti- 

!rc»naria«,  yenalia 
aram  tevtarum  sner- 

«  ex  ferico  tcxta- 
nercatura,  i. 
yinercor,  i.negocior 
ercator,  3. 
nercabilis 
mercaterius 
,  naWs  mercatoria 
ms,  mifericon 
nenter 

lifericordiay  r. 
Daoiis,  imtniferlcors 
ihsnanltasy  3. 
rurialia,  p\ 
uiekjilver 


Mercy,  mirericordia,  i.  commife- 
ratio,  3.  dementia,  i . 

To  ha'oe  nurcy,  miferior,  a. 

To  be  at  mercy,  in  poteAaie  efle 

A  mere,  palm,  3.  lacus,  a. 

Mere  (only)  inerus,  purus 

Merely^  tantum,  mere 

Meretricious,  mcretricius 

ThK  meridian,  circulus  meridiantis 

J[ferldionai,  auftralis,  meridianus 

MeriMcnally,  ad  auftrum 

Merit,  men  turn,  ^.{according  to  me- 
rit)  ut  quiique  dignus  eft 

To  merit,  mcreo,  a.promereo,  2. 

Oi  merit,  praeclarus,  ijluftris 

Meritedy  commeritus 

Meritorious,  merens,  meritus 

Meritorioujly,  mcrico,  jufle,  jure 

Meritorioujnefst  mcritum,  2. 

A  mermaid f  fircn,3. 

Merrily,  Jcftivi,  laetJ,  faceti 

Mtrrimenty  hilarita$,  ^.  laiitia,  t. 

Merry,  letus,  hiiaris,  fcflivus 

To  mnke  one  merry.  exhiUro,  1.  (to 
make  merry,  cr  oe  merrv)  Ixtor, 
1.  gaudeo,  2.  {be  merry  with 
tuffte)  multo  incaleftere  mero, 

Made  merry,  exhi'.aratus 

The  merry  thought,  claviculae,  />/. 

Mtrjion,  merfio,  3. 

A  mefrfat,  dolium,  2.  cadus,  2. 

M^fliftt  l^a'rrago,  3. 

MrJJin  (adj.)  mirellaneus 

A  mefs  of  meat,  c»bus,  z,{of  fottage) 
jufcnli  cacillus  {or  ihare  of  cieat) 
clbi  portio  (four  eating  tozether) 
quatiior  una  c:bum  capientes(ci&('/ 
mefs)  convivii  caput  {of  mtdh . 
far^atio,  3.  {mnte)  convictor,  5. 

To  mrfs  ^cit/>,  uaa  cum  aU'n  cibun 


MET 

A  Mg^&ff,  aandatuai,  i. 

To  toUamtndge,  mandita  ferre  (/^ 

find  amtffkge)  lego,  I.  mitto,  3, 
KmefjengfTs  jiunciui,  2.    (J^i^H 

certos  homo  (ambaflador)  Jega* 
'tui,  2.  (officer  of  jijftice)liaor,j 

ftator,  3.   (letter  carrier)   tabel- 

larius,  2.   (poft  boy)  curfor,  3,  . 

veredariui,  2. 
The  MxisiAs,  meflias^CHtJSTUt 
A  mejfuage,  mefluagium,  2. 
Met,  obviam  fa£lus*(wd!/aR«ri)  op« 

tatd  advenis ! 
Metal,  metallumy  2* 
Metaltic,  of  mttal^  metallicus 
To  metMmorpbixe,  tramformo,  i. 
A  metamorpbops,  metamorphofis,  3»  . 
A  metaphor,  metaphora,  i« 
Mttaphmcal,  meuphoricua- 
Metapbvricidly,  metaphorici 
MetaphyficMl^  metaphyficui 
Metapbyjich,  metapby6ca,' ^. 
To  mete,  metior,  4,   dimetlor,  4^ 

(et  to  meajure^icc^ 
Meteors f  meteora*  //• 
A  Tneter,   menfor,  3. 
Metheglin,  mulfum,  i* 
A  method,  methodufy  a.  ratio,  3* 
Methodiealm  metbodicus 
M'UhodicaUy,  methodic^ 
Me*bodifts,  qaipuriorem  religjoAem  . 

.profiientur  ^ 

To  methodixe,  in  ordinem  digercre  ' 
Muhodiz^,  in  ordinem  reda^liis- 
A  metonymy,  tr^nflatia,  3. 
Mtre,  rythmof,  2. 
Metrical^  ad  carmen  perU^eos 
A  mctropotis,  metropolis,  3 . 
A  metropcRtan,  metropolitanos  .     ,\ 
Mettle  (fprightlinefs)  vigor,  3.  aj!-^ 
litas,  3.(courage)  virtus,  3.  mag- 
na nimitas,  3« 
Pfettlefome^  udeiv"^,NtVtn«Tv\^  VRx  ^ 

1 


\^ 


M  AK  MIL 

To  grew  miU,  manfiiefco^s.mltefco 
Mitdtto,  nibig*,  3.  rot  meUe«t 
MUewedy  fyderatus 
MVdhf,  Jeniter,  maafueti 
Mildnefst  Icnitas,  %, 
A  mite,  miliarey  3. 
M/Ieptark,  lapia 
Of  a  mile,  miliariui 
Militant,  miKtaiu 
MiiitMry,  iiiilitaris,  belUcorut 
The  militia,  militia^  i  • 
ATilk,  lac,  3. 
Of  milk,  laaem 

A  milk  bwfe,  la£latiuniy  2.  (a  milk 
maid)    Ja^taria,  i.   {a  milk  man) 
la£biritif^  a*  {a  mlkpail)  mul- 
tralc.  3 
A  milk  fop  \  governed  by  a  wife)  ux* 
ori   noptos    (efFemioate  perfon) 
.  moUicuius  (coward)  metictilorus 
To  milk,  mulgeo,  2.  emuigeOf  a. 
Miilktd,  emulfus 
MiUy^  laaeus 
The  milki»  may^  galaxia,  t. 
A  mill  (^rcorn)  piftrinam,2.(i&dW 
m/7/)inola  \x\x{9X\\\^a fuUiugmili) , 
fuiloDia,i^(/0r />tf^fr)inoJa  char-  | 
taria  {for  famder)  moU  ad  pul-  | 
▼erem     nirratum    conficiendum ! 
(for  oil)   trapes,   3.    (iy  vfator) 
moia   aqaatica  (by  wind)  mola 
Tento  agitata 
A  milldamy  ftagnum  nolare 
A  millflone  lapis  mo\u\i{tbe  upper) 

tnXi\\M%  (the  nether-)  mtX2L,  I » 
Of  a  mill,  molarius,  molarit 
To  mill,  mol£  denfare 
Milled,  mola  deofatus 
A   milliner,   linteoxum  mmatiorM 

forms  veoditor 
A  miller,  molitor 
Millet,  milHtim,  2* 
A  million,  milHo,  3. 
The  milt,  lien,  3. 


MI 


To  WKW  (at  a  cat)  miaoUzo,  i.  (as 
•  ftag)  cofXMia  mvtare  (1^)  cave^ 
UicMXm(iffromtk»wrkg)  ab 
iMMttiaibiia  Mcidere 
Mbmtdt^,  inclaTua,  condofus 
Mki,  muret,  W. 
Mutaekmsy  PB&um  fiuifti  micha- 

cHf 
Mitrtetfim,  mioocorfnus,  «• 
A  mt'cro/afptf  xnicrolcopiam^  2« 
ilBidof,  meridiet 
Jliftddk,  waediuM,  iBtumMtB . 
The  nidAt  medium f  2. 
■Middlemofi,  in  medio  pofitus 
Mdling,  medicus,  mediocrii 
Midland,  mediterraneoi 
4fidlmt^  medius  quadragefimae  diet 
iiidnifhe,  media  box 
The  midHf,  diaphragma,  3. 
Mdfummer^     folftitium    aaftinun 
( -<^jp}]iatai28  diet  Stt jMoaitBap- 
tiftae 
The  midp^  medium^  2* 
Midway,  via  media 
A  midwifef  obfleCnx»  3.  (man  msd- 
wiff)  medicttt  parCmientibat  o- 
pem  ferens 
Midwifery,  obUctricioa,  2* 
The  mkn,  orit  fpeciet 
Mi^bt,  Tit,  potenda,  I.  poCeftae,3 
I  mtgbt,  poHem 
Mighty,    petent,    valent,    validiit 

(adv.)  valdd,  vehemeoter 
To  be  mighty,  Taleo,  2.  poUeo>  2* 
To  gnmo  migbtty  valefco,  3. 
Mightily,-f9Lw,  poteoter 
Mtgbtinefs,  potencia,  t.  potefta9,3. 
A  inigrofin,  migratio,  3.  commi* 

gratio,  3. 
A^lcb  cow,  Tacca  laAaria 
Mlfd  (gentle,  mitit,  leviit,  manfoe- 
t«8,  placidus   (indulgent)  blao- 
_   di/9,  indn\gtnt,  obfcqiihoriit 
mojfjipiii^  feio,  S,  pii€0,  J. 


Mimca!,  mimicttt 
A  mhmekt  mimvs,  pai 
To  mmiekt  imitara  joe 
A  mimitking,  imitatio. 
To  minUf  concido,  3' 

(a  matter)  ttm  Yer 

(or  paft  flightly  ov< 

ter  UngfSre  (in  walk 

iocedjlre 
Minced  meat,  miantal, 

tocreat  ex  iotrita  c 

turn 
A  mincing  gait,  inceil 

(of  meat)  concifura  ( 
The  mind^  aniffliu,2.  r 

aion)  opinio,  3.  fen 

fire)  defiderium,  2. 

votum,  2.  cupidius 
To  mind  (look  after) 

fervo,  I.  (conlfder)2 

?>  perpendo,  3   attej 
ulot  I.  video,  2.  < 
fpe£lo,  s»   (er  put  in 
neo,  2.  admoneo,  2 
To  have  a  i»iW,cxopto, 
Out  ofminot  obUtut 
Of  the  mind,  intemut 
Ofcnemmd,  noanimat 
M:nied  (regarded)  obf 
tatus  (inclined)  affe^ 
tut  (higlh-)  elatus,  f 
maievolut  (wd/-)  t 
motos 
Mindfulf  aemor,  attei 
Minding,  coraDt^  ineu] 
Mine,  meus 
A  mintt  fodina,  t«  (ofji 
fodina  (of  gold)    ai 
(of  lead)  itaAnarium,: 
hege)  cuniculut,  2. 
Fullofminety  canicoloi 
A  ariisrrr  (of  metals)  ix 
(in  a  iu^)  tmucttloi 


mftilliciif  (water) 
I  mtalA  iUiiNii 
1  iMtalltf  fofitia 

m  nioata 
e,  //.  c*f  colam 
ifter,  1.   {pfjhte) 
nm  adminifter,  3. 
•r<l)  antdicator,  3. 
KcMe  pallor,  pa* 

BiDiflniiii  pcituwst 


ipaaMn#9 

MwilaaBiaor 

4  a^iMr  ctatt  (of 


ilmB»  moBalleriirai 
M,  3.  idkiBay  !• 

uring)  officiaa  a4 
eado«(great  ^oaa- 
,  magpiu*  accnros 


mnapanlMci 
taffly  a. 
•  confignafft 


.(im- 


iu^3. 
tfiapruBa;  capita 


M, 


m 


MIS 

A  mtrrour  (flars)  fpcoilttinyi.  (pat- 
tern) exemplar,  3. 
Mirth^  gaudiiun,  a.  latitia,  1, 

Of  wurtk,  jooofoty  lodicrm 
JUifitce^ftaiio^  cpnpicheofio  ab- 

farda 
A  mi/kdventwre,  infiBrtuninin,  a«  (ia 

law)  lioauci4ittin  fortuimm 
MifrffHcaii—y  applicatio  praTa 
Xo  mfifff>ff,  perpcrim  applicarcy  ar 

adhib€re  ' 

M*Jiipptied,  perperam  adbibitoa 
TeaR^/^^rcikiH^  mali  imeUi|it« 
Jf^ftrwfaf,  iadccorua 
To  aijMm,  male  fe  gtriSre 
AMciflwapr,  monun  pia?itat 
Mifietieft  fidet  prava 
To  wifctUlf  ialfey  ar  fido  aoiniiie 

appellare,  ignominioro  aomio< 

deboneflare  |  coDTiciit  infe^ari 
To  miCcarry  {in  ht(/uirft)  maU  fue- 

ccdcre  {jf^€kiU)  abortion  s. 
A  mi/carriagt  {in  b^/in^)  nalut 

fucceflai  {in  flM««eri)delidun,a. 

{(ffimnki)  abortio,  3.abortuB^. 
Mijaurittit  mali  geihia' 
Mtjctl/nnttuif  aifcelUneoa 
MvfetUnnith  nifcallanea,  //• 
A  frifetUdwy^  farrasa,  3. 
A  w^fthsnti,  iBfortunhiBit  a. 
A  mtjehitf^  foainaif  a.  exitium,  «• 
MiJikievMii,  nocesa,  maKgnoa 
A  wufibiev—i  dttdp  faciqut,  3.  fla* 

gidum,  %•  fcttiuty  3. 
ICfcbiivonfh,  inproW,  maid 
MiJcbitvufi^Sy  malitiaa  f  • 
To  mif-dtf,  falA  dtare 
To  mifnnetivi  \  (ttmifaffiuktnd 
To  mifconfirne  }  fee  to  nnj^fpfy 
^  mJeuiftrnSitn^  dcpravatit»  3. 
To  9iificur.i  i  fee  to  imfi^^^ 


M  IS 

A  mjfietdt  culpa,  x.  detiftuni,  %^ 

To  arf^tefs,  male  fe  geHbc 

A  WttfliwntnwMr^  deliAum,  a, 

Ami/dttr,  Bocesi,  aoxxua 

Mtfitimf  dclinqiicna 

A  mi^f  avarua 

MrySmAfr  (afflided)  adUaui,  cafti 

mitofat  (niggardly)  avanit 
Miftrnihntfs,  a?teitia,  1, 
Mfer^kfyt  joikti,  avare 
^^^Jtt  miferia,  i. 
Mitfa^tMiit,  iiifortiijiium»  t,  dadli 
To  ai^rw,  pr«la«io,  4^ 
A  mjhtf^  infartunism,  %. 
To  «JH^»  <Ml^  eoJlocaic  (rAnr) 

incptiis  Yacare 
JM;/SW>«Md;  mal^  de^hu 
Mififtrnmikn,  falfot  rumor 
To  mUmttrfra,  perperam  cxpooJhe 
A  mtjrtprefineatiM,  finiftra  iiarrtti» 
ToMJ/b^,  extra  locom  pon&e 
To  miptnd,  feduco,  3.  ^lo 
Mtfiei^  fedudlua,  dcceptui 
A  mijitndery  fedu^hn-    . 
A  mtjlendingf  fedudio^  3* 
Te  mijUt  irroro,  1, 
MiJUtoe,  vifeus,  a. 
To  mifiike  I    ittXodifiki 
^ififf^f  irroraoa 
To  Mujnkmngtf  mall  adminiftirc 
Mifmanaged,  maid  adminiilratia 
Mijmanagmtnt^  mala  admiiu^tjo 
To  mifmateb^  mal^  fociare 
Mijmaubed,  male  fociatui 
To  mifiuimt^  fce  to  mifca// 
A  mifwmer    tranfoominatio,  3, 
:To mjjfend,  prodigo,  i.  profundo,t 
A  mifffiuihf,  profofio,  3. 
Miffintf  profufua 
To  wRjylacty  perp<-tam  locare 
Mif^inteJ,  mcodofe  impreilM 
Mijfrijon,  ne^ai  1,  4^ 


MIS 

temiffutttf  falfocitare 
To  mfretkttr^  falfo  domerare 
Bajnchoned,  Wo  compntatus 
A  mifrtckotilrgt  falfa  computatio 
To  mifrtprejentf  i*\(6  exfrimere 
JimifrtpnJiKiMtimtt  falfa  defcriptio 
Mifrefrtfcnttd^  falfo  defcriptus 
MtfruUy  dominatio  iniqua 
A   mijiy    adolafentula,  x,  {tr  mi* 
flrefs)  amicai  i.  (or  wroBg)daiii- 
I  tium,.2. 

To  aM/ir- (leave  oot)  intermittOy  3, 
omittOy  3.  praetermittoy  3.   one's 
•  fMfh)  fcopum  non  attingjhv  (or 
he  d'ifappointed)  de  fpe  decidere 
(in  duty]  ppccoi^  i.  erro,  i.  labor, 
3.  (not  to  find)reptnre  non  pofle 
«   {freyi%ntm  noa  concipjfre  (one*s 
V  blow)  idiam  inanem  facere  (or 
be  put  of  judgment)  crro>i.  lui]< 
luciQor^i.  fallor,  3» 
A  mi/fa/,  mi/rakf  3. 
MiC'ni,  mifi,  deAderatua 
M^enmgfi,  puppis  ipalut 
Mitlhapttii  detarjnis 
To  be  fmjfngi  dciideror,  U. 
A  mijjkny  mif^^y  3. 
Amij/icKary,  cmlflarlus,'  1. 
TiMmJpei,  maleliteras  connedU^re 
Mifpik,  male  connexui 
4k'm(/9,.nebula,i, 
Mifiy,  nebulofus 
To  mifiake,  fallor,  3.  errOj  i« 
A  mifiakty  error,  ?, 
MlJUhn^  deceptut 
A  mifiakeni/ig,  crratio,  3, 
To  mifiime,  male  dividers 
Mifiimetl,  male  dly^fua 
A  mixings  nixtura,  i« 
n  vsifrfjh  domina,  I* 
A  mifiruft,  d)ffident*^^  1. 
To  wiV?r^  fufpicor,  3»    : 
—»jfa/,'  rufpeaoa 
1r4  fo^ktx 


MOB 

Mifirvpfylly,  fufpicioft 
Amftrujiinf^  diffidenda,  I. 
To  mifundtfJianiLf  male  intelllgere 
A  mifumUrfiaiidingj  finiftra   inter- 

preUtio  (amnift  friendi)  diffi- 

dium,  1. 
Mifufuier/hodf  mal2  iateUedos 
Mifufifge,  abufus,  4. (.ill  treauneot) 

injuria,  i.  inhamanitas,  3. 
To  mifufe,  abutor,  i.  laedo,  ^,{with 

the  tongue)  convicior,  1, 
Mifufedfixiwy  nolatui 
A  mite  (infe£l)  acarut,  t.  (wetsel) 

curculio,3«  (coin)  nummulw,  i. 
A  miter  (in  joinery)  coadunado  fe- 

miquadra  (of  a  bilkop)  mitra,  !• 
Afitreii^  infuVatat 
Mitbrtdst^  antidotom  mithiidati- 


To  mitigste,  mitigo,  r* 

Aiitigated^  metigatus 

A  mirigatiotiy  miti|atiOy  3. 

Miire  3  fee  miter 

Mittem,  chitotheev  dtmidiatae 

To  mix,  mifceo,  2.  commifceo,  t. 

{or  be  mixcd^   mifceur,  2.  (or  \' 

dukcrate)  vitio,  i..adulcero,  r. 

corrumpo,  3.  (with  water)  diluo  |  A  modtrmtor,  moderator,  3. 
Mixcd  or  m'xt,  mixtus,  dilums,  a-  j  MJerns,  reccns,  moderau 

dulteratitt,.  comiptus   (wki'  di'  1  '1  he  ivc^triM,  rece^ticna 


MO  I 

To  iM^^lebecnlam  ia  aKqaca 

citare  $  caoviciis  iafedari 
AMi/itf,  incoaflaaiia»  i. 
A  mock,  di^keriom,  »•■ 
ToMMrftt  liido^  3.  delude,  3. 

habere 
Mocked,  deklbt,  iRifat 
A  mocker,  deriibr,  )•  OmaSm,  3. 

ceiver)  plaauf ,  au 
Mockffy,  irrifiif,  4. 
Mocking,  deiid^,  delodnM 
A  mockii^,  Indificatio^  3.  ifribi 
A  mode  (maaner)  modw^  s.  n 

3.  (faftioa)  confmtadi^  3*  1 
js/dmode  I  fee^mWM  - 
A  jNo^,  aMdoloi^i* 
Te  model,  dclioeg^  »•  fbiM^lb 
Modelled,  deUaeatai,  fonMlK 
Moderau,  node^tMyjDeiUflail 
To  modereae  (govern)  gaboD^ 

(fapprcfi)  coocepy  s.  diniMi 

(decide)  deddo^g.  diiiiiUV] 
Moderated,  modcntui 
M^eratdf,  tcmpetati,  lenittr 
Moderatenefs,  tnapfraatia,  1. 
MtderaiMt,  modcyatiey  3.  (iB 

perce )  ffugalitas,  $, 


de- 


ad IpodicmaiiijW 


^ers  cohwn).  verficobr 

A  mixture,  mixtura,  t,,. 

To  auauir  )  iee  miJU 

Meant  lu£lu8,  4. 

To  moan,  lugee^  t*  doleo,  2^ . 
ploro,  1.  condolee,  2* 

Moaned,  deploratut 

Moanful,  flcbilis 

MoanfuUy,  lugubr^ 

A  moaning,  fletus,4.  ]aaientatiO;3  To  be  %oift,aaAto,,%*  butteob^ 

A  aiMr. (ditch)  foffa,  u  -  '\Tp gtvto  mvifi,  ht>aiefce«3t 

A  moh^  turba  conftifa       .  ^  •'        ..  JTo  motflerim  hum^o,.i. 

TYiemohf  plebecula,  t.  ITo  he  made  moift^  madeie 


To  moderniz/t, 

redig«re   •  ..  •• 

^odffi,  mo^efhii,  pa4iqu,.f^ 
Modtftly,  pu4ke,  modcfie  ,.  ^^ 
M^efyt  modeftia»  i«  podid^ 
A  modicum t  nr.odicum,  JU 
Medijb\  f^fiiJhionaUe  ... 
To  mci/^nd  toil,  Impigri  1>W^ 
Moift,  humidut,  (vccidnt 


)  o 


tu,  J. 
3.  nfor,  3.  (tf 

sxtuccus 

(ill  tbebodjii)'im' 
u  (fence  towards 
3- 

,  I.  TCXO,  X. 
IS 


r,«. 


^^9  moldtia 


,  4*  mitjgo^  u 

18 

tio,  3. 
fpoma 
n  defluTio  lalK>* 

iflatas 

itUIDy    2« 

ravis 

nooincntt 
nm  defluviaia 
chia, «.  m, 
rcha,  I. 
fterium,  %'» 
icut 
mda 

pecunia,  i.num- 

ata,  3,  (currMt) 

us  (fiippeJ)  pc- 

)tM^2s  ali^nuo) 

numerata 

iof 

njoftti 

ipenfay  i.  (Ar/rr) 


M   Q  N 

A  mtiyed  iim»^  iocuplet,  3,  »bene. 

BuiDtnatiii 
A  monger,  monetarius,  2* 
Moneyitft,  fine  pscunia 
A  msngrti,  bygencr,  h)brida|4r.  m. 
To  tnotiijbf  inoiieOy  i» 
A  monitfy  admonitor,  3. 
Monitory^  ad  monitionein  peitinois 
A  fHottk^  monachus,  a, 
Minkifi^  mooaftxus 
A  monhty^  fimia 
Mankey  trickg,  geiticulationM 
To  tmmpdlixe,  mooopolium  exer- 

cere 
A  tittvcfpolizir,  monopolar  « •  m* 
A  numopolj^  monopoLiuin    s« 
A  mwofyUMble^  monofyllaba 
A  imufter^  monftrum,  «• 
Monfinuit  noaftroius 
MonBrouJly^  monftreC^ 
MontdHMs,  moQtanut 
A  montbt  menfis,  3. 
Of  tf  tHonth,  menftnitts 
Monthly  ffor  a  month)  per  menfem 
(month  by  nonth)  iiiiguUt  men- 
fibus 
AmonMmtiie,monumtntnm,%.  (tomb) 

maufoletim^  2. 
Monumettiaif  ad  monumentum  per* 

tinens 
Mood  (homour)  animi  affedhii  [of 

•  verb)  modus,  2. 
Ingoodmood,  alacer  (ill  mood)ixioe- 

fUiSytriftis 
The  motfii,  luna,  i;  (w<9-)  novilu- 
niiim,  2.  {half-)  luna  falcata 
(half  moon  in  wrtification)  opus 
]ttnatum(ffi0oii*f  yf/^  quarter)  cor- 
nua  prima  luna:  {full  moon)  pie* 
nilunium,  u  (*)  increafe)  luna 
crefcens  {decreaje)  luna  decref- 
cens  I 

Like  the  moon^  lonat  us 


M  O  R 

Of  the  MOM,  lunan's 

By  moM  iighi,  per  lunam 

A  m90M  (month)  menfis,  3. 

Mo&nMdy  lafcioAis 

Moonfiintf  lunaris  lampM 

A  mo9r,  xthtopSf   3.   mparui^  i* 

(mar/h)  paltts,  3. 
Of  4  moor,  paluAris 
Moarijh,  paUftris  (or  tawny)  mis* 

rttanicus 
ToiiMor^  retineo,  a, 
A  moot,  coBventuSf  4.  {cafe  ct  point) 

caufa  dubia 
A  moot  halt,  aula  declamatorift 
A  mop,  pentculos,  2« 
To  WK^;  pentctilo  porg»re 
A  mojis,  ftupidoSp  a. 
Moftfytdt  In  fait 
To  mope,  obftupeo,  2. 
A  moppet,  pofio,  3; 
Moral,  moralis,  aethicot 
Thtmora/,  epimythiumi  s« 
Morality,  moralitas,  3. 
To  m»ralme,  mythologiso,  t« 
Moralized,  mythologizatns 
A  moralixer,  mytbologus,  2.'  , 

A  moralixhtg,  mythologia,  f • 
Morally  (in  a  moral  fen(e)  ftafb 

morali  {(peaking)  ex  commuai' 

fenfir 
Morals,  mott»,  inftituta,  p!» 
A  morafs,  palus,'  j. 
Morbid,  roorbofus 
MordacitVf  mordacita^  3. 
More  (adj.)  plus  major  (adr,)  "*»* 

gis,  plus  quam,  ampliut,  &c*  or' 

die  it  is  the  figh  of  the  conpa*. 

rative  degree 
JMfore  and  m&e,  impenf^ds  (more  IM" 

lefi)   plus  minus  (  than  ehugh) 

plusfatis 
To  he  mere  than  enough,  faper  M^ 

redundare  ^ 


M  O  R 

Ml^e  than  tjual^  ultra  folitum 
Moreiivery  infup^,  prxterea 
The  monif  or  morning,  mane,  n»  au- 
rora, u  tenipus  matutimim 
/« tbemarning,  mane  {betimes)  dilu- 

cul6 
Of  the  mormng,  iniitutinut 
The  ntcrnhi^jfar,  pKofphorui,  s* 
/^«jrr  morning,  pb(lridi^  mane 
Moroje,  perverfus,  auilerui 
Morcfemtfef  protervitasy  3.  . 
More/ely,  merdfe 
^o  morrcwt  aa.fs 
Of  to  mrrow,  craftinus 
To  pwrofw  tttomingj  crai  maoc 
Yo  morrow  ni^bt,  craftini  node 
J)ay  aftir  to  morrow,  perendii 
A  morfel,  fruftum,  2. 
To  M  mtrfi/,  acl  inopiam 
u9/l  a  mart,  triftU 

Mortal  (deadly)  letbalis,  capitalist 
lethifer,  mortifor  (fubjeft  to 
death)  mortalis  (implacable)  a- 
ceruiitinius,  impiacabili8(deftru€- 
live)  internecinut 


Mortality  (deftru^lion)  dades,  3. 
(ftailty)  mortalitas,  3.  (deato) 
mors,  3, 


A  'mortality i\it^%y  3.  peililentia,  I 
Mortalhy  lethaliter ;  vehtmeater 
Mortabi  homines,  mortaiei 
A  fKortar,  mortariuBD,  a. 
Vlibr/rr,  caementum,  », 
Of  morterj  raementitiua 
J)aub('dwi^b  mortar ^  gypfatui 
A  mortgage^  liypotheca.  |.  pii>nuS;3 
To  mortgage  J  pignpri  opponere 
f<if>riga^-i^  pignori  oppoiitus 
A  tnortg:igeef  cur  oppigno'ratur 
J^tfftijicatiim  (in  the  body)  gangrae- 

na  (felr-denial)    mortificatio,  3. 

tocVirio,  3.  '(Rricf)  dolor,  %, 
f^tijifd  (vexed)  dolens  (fubdued) 
'  ippcrpiUit  (at  a  limb)  langrena 


MOT 

^(Fe£bis  (calam<tDUf)  calamitbfus 

A  mortife,  cavns»  i. 

To  mortife^  cavo  infer&ie 

Mortmain,  morrua  manus 

A  morttuiry,  mortuariuoi,  t« 

Myaicj  mofaVcus 

Am^/jue,  templum  turcicum 

Mois,  mufcut,  2. 

Covet edwitbmofsf  mufcoful 

Af;^,  mufcofus,  lanuginoAis 

MoftX^dy)  p]erique,(adT.)  maxime, 
plurimum,  ^r'itcvfhh, :  and  before 
an  adje^Ve  ia  mof(  commonly 
the  fign  of  the  fuperlacivc  de- 
cree 

MoJI  of  all,  quam  maxidi^ 

Mofilyt  fere,  plerumqae' 

fwr  tbe  mof  part,  magni  ex  parte 
(generally)  piurimurbf  lit  pluri- 
mum  [mopfre^uently)  fspimme 

To  make  tbe  titofl  of^  paic^  uti 

A  mote,  atomus,  z.  j^ 

A  1110^^,  tinea,  i.  teredo,  3. 

Tull  ofmotht,  tineofus 

Motbeatea,  I  tineis  erofos 

A  moiber,  mater,  3.  genetrix,  y{in 
law)  noverca,  i  (grand-)  avu^r. 

The  motbrr  (difearej  hyfterira  paf- 
fo  (womb)  matrix, 3.  [ofgn^s) 
▼inacca, //.  {of  oil)  amurca,  i. 
{9f  pearl)  concna  perfica  (of  li- 
quors) faex,  3* 

Mctber  (native)  vernacolus  (chief) 
primarius,  prsecipuua 

Of  It  motbtr,  maternus 

Motherly,  maternus  (prudent)  pru» 
deni 

Mothdrlefs,  matre  orbatus 

Motbery,  foecuicntus 

A  motion,  motio,  3.  {of  tbe  mini) 
perturbatio,3(ybr  a  bill)  rogatio,3 
(in  chancery,  &fc,)  rcgatus,  4. 

To  make  a  motiw,  fcntertiam  dic2?re 

At  one's  own  motion,  ulti6  {at  ana 


•' 


MOM' 

tber^smttion)  iTikiM(^i^ 
Mytiom  of  an  ara^p  itihiira,  ft 
To  motion,  rojo,  1.  pro^ono 
Afktioned,  pr(^dilita9L  Hiatus 
MtiHMlefi,  immobitis,  iUua 
A  motive,  inc-tametttobl,  i.duil 
Mii^,  'varie  diRin^las 
A  motto,  fymbolura,  2. 
To  airv^  {or  fHr)  movco,  !•  1^1 
(diftof^)  turbo^  I.  pertvrbO) 
(perfuade)  excito,  i.  heftur 
propofe)propaiio,3.  ro|6»  i*( 
iwtlling)  cOmm:gro,  I.   (h 
pity)  ad    mtrericordiam   il 
c^h-e  (fr  ihake)  cbnnitiai  3t 
ftiriip)  txdmulo,  i.  iBcItigh 
(to)  admovcA,  2,  {to  aitgh)^ 
X.  excandefoclq,  3.  {hiiS 
lifum  rommovere  {tofiiitm\ 
ditionem  cbnfiar^  (or  aSrft 
mind  of  the  heireia)ahinoi 
vere  {violent hf)  impeilo  (>^ 
dawn)  Tacillo,  x« 
Moveable,  ihobilis,  I. 
Moveables^  fu^ienes,  3* 
To  moxfe,  or  be  moved,  comnxrvc 
moveor  (angred)  ira!'cor,"3.( 
iViaded)  perfoadeor,  3.(«niV£ 
pajpoh)  mifericordiS  coinnoi 
Moved,  motus,  commotus,  in 
fus,  incenfus,  tadus  (firm 
incitatus,    propulfut  {invm 
inHin^lus  {utand  dnun)  v 
lans  (ihaken)  cohcuAus  (to 
agitattts 
Not  moved,  imrooCuk,  Ifi^xui 
Eafily  moved,  agitabilb 
Not  to  be  moved,  imniobilit 
A  mtv^ment ;  fee  wottom 
A  mover,  moiOTy  3.  fuft(br,  ].i 
gator, 3.  ftimvlatory  3.coac^ 
Moving,  movtens 
A  moving,  motos,  4.  foafio,3.' 
.    gatio,  3.  (or  ihaluiig)€Qncuf 
f*  Mi 


AO  U 

h)  (oloin,  t.  tterra»  i. 
i)  mattii,  3.fonna|  i. 
tti)  ftttnra,  i. 
rcaft)  f«irtno,i.  (hread) 
i^Ere'diow  xnouldy) 

nutni  (tt  b^ead)  fob- 

diibpatttB 
I  WKor,  3. 
tmnata,^A 
Modoi 

Hwwexoere 
fMBV  exorns 


aiii,i, 
%»,  4. 

■Mil  3.  coUiSf  3« 
f I  ifcrodo,  3.  (a  eoHon) 
n  nU8imponSrc(^«r4i] 
I  (tf^y^jafcendoy  3. 
>aoiii,3. 
KoMMttaDVf 
«r|  fflont]Col9,«,<« 
I  nontofui 
1^  iSyrta,  ge,  nu 
<«,  loblatus  {upoH)\n» 
N0)  ejoo  gencrofo  in- 

ft  afceafiifl,  4* 

^»,  z.  defleo,  3.  (be- 

)ra,i.  hmttMn,i.{to- 

idoko^  2. 

defletus 

iontor^  3.  poUptnii  s. 

pibrit 

iBdiii,  4.  iqaKKtia,  i. 
r)  femitnty  4* 
tris,  logabrity  atcr 
ttntasy  poUatus 


M  U  C 

A  mouft  trap,  mufcipula,  f  • 

A  m'>utb,  OS,  cris,  n,  ri£^us,  4.'  (^ 
tf  beafi)  faux,  3.  (^  4  bird)  ro- 
iVrum,  1.  (0/*  a  bottle)  lura,  i* 
(o/*  a  baven  or  river)  oftium  {of 
an  oven  orjiove)  pnefumium^  s* 
{oftbepomach)  oeiopha^s 

To  make  mouths ,  os  diftorqu^re 

Foul  mcuthed,  maledtrui 

Hard  mouthed,  oris  cuutumactt 
To  moutht  conviciis  proran(l<^« 

A  m  utbfuly  bolus,  1. 

A  mouthing  feU.vit  rixofui 

To  W9W  (cut  down)  oieto,  3. 

A  mawy  cumulus  {yfhay)  fcenile,3. 

Slo-saedf  roeffus,  falcatus  (laid  ttp] 
fub  tedlo  acervatim  conditui 

A  nKWfr,  meflfor,  3.  falcator,  3. 
{ofbitf)  fanifcca,  ^.  c, 

A  mowingf  vntffio,  3. 

Time  fir  movuing^  fanifeciain,  i« 

Afo<t'»,  mefTus 

Aftfr^,(adj.)mnltus,pluriinus,(adv.) 
longe,  multum,  adnioduni,vehe- 
mentrr,  ▼alde^magnoperd  (tf"^) 
Tix,  aeg*2t  difEcuUer  (in  value) 
magni)  permagni 

Ovenmtcbf  niniietas,3.(adT.)  nimtSi 

*  nimiutn,  pernimis  (adj.)  nimius 
(«i  much)finzxiXvkm{as  much  again) 
alteram  *-intani  (^i  mneb  as  mey 
bi)  qnantum  maximum  {very 
much)  abund^  {thus  much)  Caii- 
tum  (Jn/^fi  <"''<'^)  tantundem  {a 
Kttle  too  much)  paalo  aimii 

For  bom  mucb^  quagti 

Forfomtubp  tanti 

Much  Skey  affimilifl 

Much  lefty  multo  minus  {wmcbtbe 
fame)  idem  fer£ 

Tbas  much,  ha£ienns 

To  make  much  of,  indulgpo,  t» 

To  run  much  upon,  hcreo,  2* 

Jo  think  mucbtff  inyiii  t^^rc 

I 


M  U  L 

Made  much  of,  indultua 

Mucilage,  mncns,  v 

Mucilaginous^  mucofus 

Muck,  ftcrctts,  '3. 

A  tnuek  wormy  (mifcr)  anrtts,  2*    . 

Mucous,  ma€«r«« 

Mud,  lutnm,  2. 

To  mud,  limo  ponuSr£(w^rr)aqaan[i ; 

turbare 
Mudded  (troubled)  turbatus(dattbei 

with  mud)  limo  confpcrfua 
To  muddle  {with  drink)  inebripi  r«  -• 
Middled,  inebriatus 
Muddy,  ccsnofus,  limofas  {in  !o^} 

nubilutf  Cortttofus,  tecricok(t0fffr]| ' 

▼innm  faeculentum 
A  aiiv^  manic  a  viitofa 
To  mujle  up,  obrolTo,  3. cooper  10,4 
Muffed,  obvolotus,  coopertui 
Muffling  up,  obrolvena 
The  mujil,  pontifex  roaximui  apnd 

Turcos 
A  niug,  poculum,  2. 
Mnggijb,  mucorem  indoceni 
A  mmtatto,  liybrida,  ee.  m»   ^ 
A  mutberroy  morum,  A*  {-free)  mo* 

rus,/.); 
A  mulfl.  mvX€t%,  I. 
Tofwlff,  mulAo,  I. 
Muieied,  mul£(ato8 
A  muUy  mulns,  i.  omh^  I.  {ywitz\ 

hinni^lns, «. 
Of  4  rnnie,  mnlarit 
A  muleteer^  mulio,  4. 
To  mv//,TiniNii  aromatibus  coqvcre 
Mulled  wine,  vinum  aduftum 
A  muller,  lapis  molaril' 
Multiplicable,  multiplicabilia 
Muhiplrcand,  multiplicandus 
Muhtplicator,  multipJicans 
MuhipHcitf,  magna  copta 
To  muHipiy,  multiplico,  i.   (to  be 

multiplied)  multiplicor,  |  • 
Ma!t'pHfiy  muU\^\vtiV^s,  v^^^wi   • 


M  U'R 

A  muhhltery  muUiplicator^  3* 
Mfultiptyingy  muItlpUcans 
MuUipticmtiot,f  multjplicatio,  5* 
A  muitiiudiy  mul  iiuao,  3. 
The  multitude,  vulgus,  2.  plebty^. 
Afum!  tacc! 

Mvmy  ccrevifia  Bronrwicenfis 
To  mumhlt,  iniiflito>  I.  (in  eating) 

ge%n  manducare  (or  beat)  p«gn  t 

tundere 
A-mumd/iTy  mofttator,  3. 
Jk  mumblinff  nriurinuratio,  3. 
A  mumMf,  mumia  cadarerum 
To  mitrpy  TTttD^'xcOji ,{a dinmr)  pa- 

rafitor,  1.  epulis  inliJiari 
A  mumpir,  mendicus,  2.  parafitus 
JAuntp'tKg^  mendicans 
To  be  tn  tin  mumfs,  anino  angi      1 
To  muneb,  ma»ducO|  i. 
A  muncber,  comedo,  om'h  m% 
Ji^undane,  mundanvs 
Mundayy  feria-ftrunda 
A  mungrel,  hybrida,  a,  m*  ' 

JMunicipal^  municipalis  (towojmo-, 

fucipiuin9  2. 
Munijicence,  manificentia,  i. 
Munificent t  libcralis,  munificoi 
MvnitioM,  arma,  //.  (defence)  prae* 

fioium,  2.  tutcla,  J« 
Muralt  inuratia 
Jdurder,  homkidlum,  a. 
To  mwder,  trucitfo,  1.  rae^o^  3. 
J^Iurderfdy  csefus,  trucidatus 
A  murderer^  homiciday  ge,  m«  .fict* 

rius,  2, 
Jiiurdtritt^,  fera*,  tniculeotui 
Amurderitgy  Crucidaiio.  3.  (fqoan- 

derin^  away)  profufiO|  3,  diili* 

patio,  3,  •' 

A  murmur  (complaint)  qoerela,  i. 

(fpeakius  Io^f)  fremitus^  4.  mui^ 

mur,  3, 
lo^Mrmur^  qiornnuro,  1.  frenio,  3 
(^^a/irj  rtJauimuso,  /,  (agmnfi) 


M  U  S 


MYT 


obiQurinuro,  7.  {mucb')  perfremoyl  ^  mufiering^  Jolltatio,  3.  ccfil 


3.  (at)  adfremo,  3. 

Murtnund  agair./^j  odio  habitus 

A  murmw^,  murmurator,  3. 

A  murmuring f  inurmuratio,  3. 

A  lilt  e  murmuring  J  fufurrusy  4. 

The  murrain y  fcabies,  5. 

A  muJcUy  murculus,  2. 

Mujcular,  ad  r.iufcalos  pfrtinens 

A  mujcj  mufa,  i .  [the  mufet)  pieri- 
des,  urn,  f,  canrtoenz,  pU 

Mujing,  meditans,  cogitsns 

To  mufiy  -meditor>  i.  comtemplor^i 
(hfire  land)  prxmcditofy  I. 

A  mu^room,  fungus,  2. 

HiAiJu,  caotus,  4.  mufice,  a,  f.  mu- 
/ica,  crunty  n,  pi, 

Mujicaly  muiicut,  harmon'-cus 

Mujicallyf  muHce 

A  muficianj  muiicus,  s. 

A  mufeJiMy  ludus  fidictahis 

Mu/ty  mofchui,  ft. 

MuAmihtff  melo  odoratus 

Mu/^y^  aiofchatus 

A  mufitty  feloppetum,  2. 

A  muffueieery  rdcppetarius^  2. 

Myfiiny  nebula  linea   . 

Muji  (flew  wine)  muiluin,  2« 

Tu  mufty  mucefco,  3. 

~  mufiy  debfo,  2.  oportrt  me* 
N.  B.  Wheomv^rehtcth  tofff- 
€eJlttyf  it  is  beft  made  by  necefft 
efi }  when  to  needy  by  opta  cfi  j 
when  to  dut^y  by  debto^  or  optrtet, 
'And  tn  all  thefc  it  may  be  made 
by  a  gerund  Jn  dtim^  as  Imufi 
write,   fcribendum  eft  inihi 

The  wiuftackety  barba  alata 

Muftardy  iioapis,  hy  f. 

A  mujier,  copiarum  loftratiQ 

A  mufier  majlcry  roilitunn  cenfbr 

To  mufiery  eiercitum  luftrAfc 

To  pap  mufiery  approbor,  i, 

Miptnd^  coAfcrijptiu>  cenfus 


j  Mufiinefty  mucor,  3. 
Mttftfy  rancidut,  mocidus 
■  To  it  mmfiyy  Rroceo,  2.  Buccf 
Mutabfe,  mutabflia,  nobUis 
To  be  mutable y  vario,  1. 
MatabiHtyy  muCabilitas,  3. 
A  Mutafmy  mvtatio^  3. 
Mute  (dumb)  mutos 
To  be  mute,  obmuterco,  $. 
To  mute  (as  a  iuwk)  ahmm 

fere 
To  mutilate;  Ccttoutaim 
A  mutineer y  homo  turbvlentni 
Mutinoufiy,  torbulcBtrr  feditiDi 
A  mutiny y  motas,  4.  feditioy  | 
To  mutiny y  tumultaor,!. ' 
A  tnutinyingy  feditio,  3.  tuiiNiM 
To  muttery  mxxfSby  z.  mdfitB^  I 
Muttereiy  mafl*atus  ' 
A  tnutttringy  marinaiatio,  3* 
MnttWy  caro  orifu 
Mutualy  recipiocut,  tMftDiM 
Mutuaffyy  inrictniy  mntui 
A  muxxtey  capiftrum,  2. 
To  muxxJe,  capiftro  conftriag&i 
The  m»3e»le  of  a  guu,  icloppeif  • 
hf*txsiledy  capiftre  conftr?^9 
A  muKxlingy  capiftio  coUifSCio 
My  or  mine,  iAcus 
A  myriad^  myrias,  Hdit^  f* 
Myrrbe,  myrfha,  1. 
Or  myrrbey  mykrheua 
A  myrtUy   myrtuc,  1.  /• 
Ofmyrtky  ifiyrteos,  myidatl 
Likemyrtlty  nyrtuoTus 
Mixed  witb  myrtky  myitaCui 
A  ntyfiery^  myfterium,  2.  arcatf 
Myfierieusy  Tttyfiiealy  xnyihcns 
Myfikalfyy  my^ci 
Myti>o/oglea/j  mythologicus 
A  mytbolegifi,  mythoiogus,  %• 
Mytbotogjty  mytholQgia,  1, 


NAP 


N    A 

rbfQS,  ».  (ft^  the  fmi  or 
inga'tt,  ]•  (r«  mafure)  di- 
10  cuss  qofednniQ  (iMtfrr- 
KQt.  s. 
rltvum  pmgJFrt ;  fafSfOy^ 

:rMi«9iy  3.   (4iPtMi)  ^- 

nbcr  clsvoffvfli 

•fo  (a<  a  fwovi)  ftntei 


aperti,  FcirpicQii 
?  -trftM.  3«  (* 
miTiolifs 

Mrn.3^  (firft)  pratao- 
V^Ummm)  cogaonBCBy  3. 
Mb  appciUtio  (renown 
itacio^  famip  1.  cstfli 
!• 

aonuiOy  !•  iMincvpo^  1, 
.  ippelkv   I.  (1 

AMI  nCCTC 


KMrinatiflH  vMdicet 

I  Bowaatio^  3. 

•ina  bravii  (of  clotk) 

wtf,  •Mtaraufeok  3.  {at 

cndior,  i. 

iaia  colli  rcrtebfa 

otn,f/. 

Ijnrcoluniy  »• 

ioraitanf^  dorfflienti  i» 


N  A  V 

|A>fs^,  nUuIbi  (dk)  cotvifia  fe- 
ni:roOi 

Nj*c§ric,  narcDticpt 

A  njrrutiaaf  oanatio,  3. 

A  MrrtfTiwr,  enamtie,  3. 

Narrwwt  A* Au«,  anfuftus  caifQui 
(covetous)  parrw,  avidat 

7*9  narrtTP,  arfto.  coar^to,  X . 

Ntfrowfy,  aofna^,  arA^  (with  dif- 
fi<alry  irgid,  difficakcr 

Nmrrmm^i^  anguftia^  i. 

jy^h'^,  fode,  I'qaatidi 

Nm/Hmfi^  Tordet,  ^. 

M^9  fcedua,  fqualidai 

Nats/,  ^atalis 

A  Mr/M,  natio,  3.  |ea>>  3« 

Of  «  muhity  gentilis  a  gente 

Nattonsi,  ad  nationem  pcninent 

Ntfivt,  nativtts,  innatut 

A  nmhft^  indigeDty  «•  c* 

Nat'ntkjf,  nati vitas,  3.  partui,  4* 

Of  a  naikntj^  nJtaUtiui 

Natural,  nato rails,  oatimsj  ndi* 
calls  {ftoli/b)  ftukui,  iofiptena 
(fparioos)  aothutarfptthat  (oa 
iti  own  accord)  fponte  aa'ccBi 

Uuiwtal diff^iwa^  indolca,  3. 

A  matmrahfif  icnim  oaturaUvflik  in* 
Tcftigator 

To  watMraJkUf  civitate  aliqutm  da- 
tura 

NatHToiitstitiii,  ciTitatis  donatio 

NattlfalhssdMjuM  civiutii  alcriptut 

Nmtmrallf^  natur2,  nvuraiitar  (of 
iti  own  accord)  «ltrd|,.  fponta 

Ntturtf  natura,  x.  (diipofitionj  in- 
genium,  iodolci,  3.  (fort)  gaout 

Bi  nature  |  fee  naturaify 
GotJ  naturad^  aflfabilU^  mitii  ^ 
Jit  uatnreJf  anorofus 

lUtvsIf  navalis,  naoticus 

A  Mvi  {•/  a  wheel)  tnodiolot,  ft, 
(0^41  churth)  ampla  pars 


NBA 

tike  M  aff«</,  tsaakUkahit 

Nmhif  roalos,  fcelcftat^  fleq«i« 

To  Jet  at  UMighe,  Tilipendo,  3. 

Njugrhiaeft,  malitla,  i.maligiuta^.. 

Nokghly^  nnalas«  fcckftaa 

Navij^ahh^  navigabilia,  4« 

To  uavi^atty  naTigo,  !• 

N»nrigati9u,  navigation  3. 

A  mawgat^Ty  navif atar,  3. 

To  naufeafe^  nauTeo,  I.  &ftidk^4«t 

NaufeMs,  faftidiofaiy  putidua 

Naufmiifptwm  naufea 

liaufnufi^,  tULVifm,  i.Midiai»»S 

NautUf  nautical 

A  na^jf  via  ltavitima»  claffity  3* 

Of/i&raavy,  dafficaa,  claAcalfaa 

The  mav^  office,  carta  navaUt 

Najf,  miaisia,  vk6 

Tofiy  tmf,  iaficioQ  x. 

Samn^t  negacus 

A  fayiug  May,  negation  }.  ropaUiif 

Neap,  decrefcMii 

Near  {fm  place)  victaat  <m  AMk 

proxiiaaf  (nv  e:tpmeti)  paicat ' 
M«r.(adv.)  propter«prOxiiiii»po^ik 

feri,  prope 
Near^  (pr.)  jaata,  facoaditfa 
tar  and  neat,  loagi,  la^dqa^ 
Near  at  hani,.in  prompta 
Ntar  n«w,  modo,  km  «uk» 
To  he  ntarathand^^fh  <«. 
Nearer,  yioptior 
Nearefl,  proximut 
Near^,'^t^l^,  cautd** 
Jifeamefs  of  kin,  cognafeio,  3. 
yNeameJii  Sst  niggerlinifk 
Neat^  fticid«B»  SStaa,  Iqadm^n* 

caratai)  coacimuis^  «' 
Fny  neat^  elqgantifiiaiiit 
Tohtneat,  «iCB<v  ^ 
Neat,  (Mack  ctttl^  bovai^W, 
Neati  t§Hgue,  lingjU  habvS^  ^M  . 

pedei  bubult  .« 


N  E  G 

I^eatn*fs,  conctnnitas,  3.  nltor,  3. 

/Jehiiws,  ncbalol'us 

I^ecep'arjy  necefiarius 

N^effariti  efiife^  neccflitates,  pL 

Ji  is  ftecfjfary,  opus  eft 

A  nectary  houje,  fotcix,  pi,   • 

^^ecejari/y,  neced'arid 

Nccfjjltous^  indipu«,  egenus,  inops 

I^eceJJHy,   neccilitas,  3.  inopia,  i 

fl(/3  makia  wrtue  of  neeej/iiy)  cno 

rc.n  lA  coftfiiiam  TcrtSre 
Tkerteck^  collum,  a.  cervix,  3,    (of 

an  htfiritment)  juguir,  a. 
A  fleck  of  land,  iillhmus,  2. 
Neck  or  nothing ;  fee  d^perately 
A  ntck-elotb,  collare,  3. 
A  ntck  face,  monile,  3. 
A  necromancer^  ven^cus,  a» 
Necromancy,  necrsmantia,  i. 
Neffar^  nedlar,  3. 
Of  nefiar,  ne^arias- 
A  neSlarine,  nuciperfica,  I. 
A'^iecty  fvatris  or  fororii  ftlia 
N^ei,  (want)  efeAaSf.3.  inedia»  i. 

peauria,  I4  (necei&ty)  opus,  «fus^ 

neceflitas,  3. 
To  if^r^,  egeo;  3.  indigee^  s« 
%mufi  neeiXf  oportet  me 
Needful^  oppoitunus,  opas 
ft  it  needful,  expcdit 
$feeafulneft,  iieceflitaf , .  3. 
/feediitefs,  inopja,  x.  iodigentia,  j. 
A  needle,  acus,  4. 
J^eedlnvork,  opus  phrygloin,  tir  aca- 

pi6tum 
ffeedlefi,  inotilit 
/^mA,  necefle  (or  atcdTirie*)  res 

nccefi^riae  [to  do)  alvam  leyare 
t^fedy,  egcns,  inept,  indigeos 
^i/ariousy  impius,  fcdeftus 
A  negf^tin,  negatio,  3; 
r  fepuJfa,  I,. 
\i9 


N  ET 


If  E 


Neglea,  aegledtts,  negligentia,  1. 
To  niglzEl,  negligo,  3.  omitto,  3, 
NegUaed,  nrgle€tus,  omiffai  ■ 
NegleSfully,  negli^tenter 
A  ne^leSiing,  negle£lu«,  4. 
Ntgligtnte,  negiigencia,  i. 
Neglisent,   or  negleBful,   negligelks 

{perfon)  ignavus,  ofcitans  • 
To  be  negligent,  negligo,3.ijidormio 
Negligently,  neglieentfr 
To  negotiate,,  negotium  geiete 
Negotiated,  adfloiniftratus,  geftus 
A  negotiating,  jiegotiatio,  3.  admi- 

niftratio 
A  negotiator  j  fee  manager 
A  negro^  maurus,  2.  asthiopt,  3.    . 
To  neigb^  hinnio,  4.  (after)  adhin* 

nio,  4.  • 
A  neighing,  hinnittis,  4. 
A  neighbour,  vicinus,  t,  accola,  <r.  €, 

proximusy  2. 
To  be  a  neighbour,  in  vicinia  habi- 

tare 
Neighbourho»d,rianitaiS,  3.  vicinia.i 
Neighbourfy,£4milwis,  benignui 
Netglbatrly,  (adv.)  benigne 
Neither,  (adj.J  neuter  (conj.)  nee, 

neque 
N^iither  luay,  oeutrd 
Nemoral,  neiioralis 
Neotericy  neotericus 
A  nHtbevo,  (ratris,  «r  fororis  Alius 
Ntfi  itic^  renum  morbo  laborans 
Ntptuve,  ocpt^nusy  a, 
lA  nerve j  nervus,  a* 
' Nervous^  ncTYofus 
Antfii  promontorium,  $(• 
A  neft^  nidus,  2.  (of  hoxei  or  draW' 

trs)  mdi,  fL  (of  tbievts)  grex 

furum 
To  nrfile,  niduW,  -3.    (about)   in 

omnes  partes  verfari 
A  «rf,  reti^  $ ,  plag«,/s*  (cabbage-) 


excipulus  cauliu 

ing)  vrnricnlomt 
Like  a  net,  reticulat 

(adv.)  rettcuiatii] 
To  take  in  a  net,  irrc 
I'aken  in  a  net,  irret 
the    net   produce, 

(-tveight)  fimple: 
Ntther,  inferior 
Nettfcrmoft^  infin^us 
Ncttiugt  opus  reiicu 
A  nettle,  urtica,  i. 
Fultofnettla,  urtic 
To  nettle  or  vcXt  fti 
Nettled  or  'uexed,  fti 
A  nettVing,  ftimuiati 
Nettling,  ftimulans. 
Never  (tM  or  none) 

(at  no  time)  nun 

quam  (never  the) 
Nevertbekji,  nibilo 
Never  a  lubit,  nihil 
Never  before,  nunc 
Never  after,  nunqu 
Never  fi  great,  ut  u 
Never  Jq  often,  ufqu 
A  neuter t  meaius,  n 
Neutrality,  aeutrann 

penfio 
NeWi  novust  inregc 
New  thing i,  nova,  1 
New. years dtey,  fef 

onis  dominicae 
Netvyeart  gift,  ftr 
To  make  new,  inno^ 
'Xo grow  new,  iategi 
New  coined,  novatw 
A  new,  denuo 
JNQncuJr-  nuper,  nnp 
Newt  J  no  vitas,  3. 

ma,  I., rumor,  3 
A   ne^vs   monger,  r 

ftudiofas 


reHa  TtnpfM 
pi  (After  ir  next 

nftnim,  %.  {of  4 

t.  cirpo,  3. 
littflfHat 

tovs  ot  tickilft) 
ifficak)  di^cilis 
ifed)  fliMrafdt 


V     . 

i.  Aioltitlek,  5. 

lAciitira,  I, 

opporhiai 

en  im^operi«n 
A>foris  filia 
»,  parens 
itia,  I .  fordes^/. 

Bii%   propinqiras 
xta,  propcer,  fe- 

I 

0,1, 


ta«,3, 

fjpenircit 
1 


MO 


NIP 

*nu  k^.  Me  twat 

Oftbimgbt^  noOihiiiil 

A  nigkt  V9^ktr,  fioai?igus 

Tw»  ffi^iifi,  binoA itttn,  s. 

A  night  gtwn,  topi  cuMcvlarit 

A  nighditifU,  htdnia,!.  phililnela 

-A^f  ^  nngiiKt  noaibM 

I^nM,  agility  velox 

/fim^eMfi,  nijAixUf  3. 

NiwUtif^  agilittr 

NimmeJ,  furrcptua 

iST/ff^^  aoveto,  nvtCi^y  gew  «* 

^Mimt  BotenariM 

JViM  iMK^fy  novlet 

Aim  «#  c«ri6,  enniif^  3* 

Nintdiyr,  noynniAum,  u 

NimttMf  iu>%taiieeiin,  Untftv^nti 
{nitie  and  Huenfieth)  iHidetri|dl- 
mua  (-Mrr^SrfQp)  \lndl^«ftM. 
ginta  \ani^)  -uede^vift^ttt- 
Hiita  i^ndJdfy)  uMe(l»)ta|lnta 
Imd^j^)  ymteoa^giiita  (tknd 
Mittit^)  undecentum 

The  tamb,  ttotitti,  novtiriiHtiifiif4r. 
f/r«/^)  iihd^TilecfihHn,  decimw 
nonus  {fihy^kikti)  unlt^tifi* 
quHf^fimua  {fiftf-mmh)  tttadtefet. 
agefimus 

7]&i>fjr  ffim  i/Mcr>  >ii*le^iMiftsIes 

Ninety  times,  obnagiea 

OfniKt  iUtfSf  novead)aUs 

Ninety  nona^inra 

Of  miMfjr,  nouagviiatiilt 

yinnieAf  nontgefimut 

Nifii  bundrtdy  oongenti,  ^,  it» 

/fine  bmndred  tiHtett  nongeotiea 

A  «/mry«  vacerra,  et,  a»» 

A  m'f,  vellicatio> ). 

To  nip,  veil  J,  r.  vdlico,  1.  dsgitis 
ftru^re  {ef)  fno,  t,  Meto,  t, 
(crnelfy)  itMdico  (at  cojd)  adom^j. 
[%oitb  the  teetb)  deatibnt  ftrinfSre 
{m-  taunt)  mordco,  t. 


% 


NO  O 

M/H^  RMKHa  f #  ilv  M)  iPi^ 

mine  vflaa 
iV^^^y  forcMi,  3. 
A  J^Jfh^y  %elKcftMa»4»  MlilAlM* 

The  mW^,  papilH,  l» 

A  nit,  Kn«|  j. 

iVTi/rr,  lHtram»  1* 

Nitmtt,  nitrofn,  attriMI 

mU,  aitiAia 

JVT^t  fcatenk  leA^bna 

No,  (adj.)  ntfUul  (adt*)  MI«iU 
nimi 

iV«  Aa^,  nemo,  ).  (4«f /)  «f»«ci« 
fdut  ^ 

al  iMffffii  na^vt^tt  amy  ImAmM 
'•  more,  nihil  ompli^ 

To  JM  Pttrfefe^  ftbftta 

ifa  <Riltn(^  iMOiiH  niili|«MI 

To  nobilitate^  ndMtite,  k» 

NobtRty,  nabi)ita»»  )• 

T]ieM^%k  iiobilei,'pf«eKftl  • 

Nobh  (illuftriMi)  fieb»i%  itlttlltlt 
iHfigntS  tlfernt^  fj^leadhlM  (fta 
nerout,  fite)  libMaUk^y  generdfilt, 
tnoAtriiiit  (OAtwly)  ili«BA«ftc«i 
f/hHMre)  MftNCtit  ^ 

Affo^imaii^vlr  etapliflbwll(-4MMi| 
femina  prMVmria 

A  nobk^  tertia  pan  Ubne 
NobUn^  tllritat,  fplta^,  f  •  (if 

fiiui)  inagiiMiiAitai^  3. 
f^obfy,  pneclar^,  magnified 
Noeeat,  nocens,  llftdaii 
A  nocb ;  fee  noteb 
Nocive,  nocilFVl,  dltfM&ftt 
Noffuma/,  nodutattt    . 
A  Hod,  A»,tn9^^{fnJUefiiig)i9m^ 

not  brevi^  or  letii 
To  nod,  nuto>  f .  miOy  3;  («^tap) 

doriAitOf  !• 
ToffM/ra}aliiv«o»?^«. 


/ 


NON 

^  iMidU!n|f^  B«tBtio,  natni,  4, 
Noiditift  nntansy  dormitani 
A  no^tn,  cotyla,  i.  lagena,  i. 
^-  mijif  iQnituty  4.  clamor,  3.  ftre- 

pitai,  4.  (report)  lumor,  3.  (of 

thunder)  rragor,  3^ 
^0  make  a  noife,  oblhvpo,  3. 
*To  noije  abroadt  promuigo,  r. 
f^tboM  noifty  tacituiy  filens 
Making  a  neife,  ohhrcptns{o>tbighJ 

altibnot  (iiie  waves)  undilbi^us 
If0i/edabroadt  divulgatus 
//  is  netfed  about ^  rumor  eft 
Iihifitief^  danor,  3. 
NolforHy  nocens,  noxius 
H^JvfM^Sit  iporcitici,  5   f4stor,3. 
Noify,  clamoAis,  rizorut 
The  nwibles^  exta  cervina 
Anomei^lature^wimtniddXutz,  J, 
Nmninaly  i^ominaUt 
Nominally^  nomine,  difert^ 
To  nominate^  nominot  i.  defigno^  i 
Nominated  aojBUoatut 
A  nomifiatit^9  or  mminatlon,  nomi- 

•natio,  }•  difignitio,  3. 
Xi^naUve^  nominttiTut,  re^t 
Nonage,  infantia,  i.  minorejiniuin 
A  mUorfprmifii  diflcotitns 
None,  nullus,  noo  v^Vu 
Not^areil  letter,  typoroffl  genus  mi- 

nuti/?imum 
Jhttpcymenty  Ablatio  nea  praeftita 
Nonperformance,  inopi^    pr«ftatio* 

fiis       ^       •  r  ■ 
The  noun,  nooa?,//, 
A  noH'pIus,  incita,  i, 
'Tononplut:^  (tcpmade 
Nott  rejideneey  abfentia 
Nm  refident,  non  re(ideos>  abfcens 
Non  rtj^ancty  non  repugnaotia 
Nm4filik> .  abToxdi  difium 
Npidm^jdmj^i^rt^yM,  ineptvs 


NOT 


N 


K  nonfuiti  litif  defeitio  {tt  fyffer)  .  Notabfjf,t%jKgA 
*A  notary,  norari 
Done  by  a  notary 

las  illatut 
Notation,  nQtati 
A  notcb»  incifur 
Notched,  incifua 
A  notching,  incil 
A  note  (mark) 

(bill)  Tyngrap 

annotatio,  3. 

mufa)  tonus, : 
Of  nete,  notabil 

egregius,  exit 
Of  little  note,  obi 
To  note  (mark)ii 

ferve)obrervo, 

(fet  down)  fci 
Noted,  notatuSy  1 

infamis 
AVifr/ViF,  nihil  ( 


formula  cadere 
\  rood!e,  hebes,  $•  Aultus,  !• 
Noon,  meridiem,  5. 

OJ  neon,  meiidianua 

Afternoon,  pomeridianos 

Before  noon,  antemeridianus' 

A  noofe,  hqueus  ne^cilit 

To  noofe,  irre.tio,  4.  illaqueo,  i* 

Notfed,  irretitui,  iliaqueatus 

JVor,  nee  neque 

The  north,  fcptentrio,  3. 

Of  the  north,  feptentrionalts,  arli- 
cu8,  boreus,  boxcaiis 

The  rM'th  wind, .  bore^,  ^r.  m  • 

North  eafl  wind,  CKciai ,  ee  m. 

North,  N.  £.  borcttt,  fcythicui 

North  vnfi,  caurusy  7^  , 

Norths  N.  W.  thracia«»  ep,  m, 

Nortbw^eriy,  caurioua 

Northerly  I  kc  of  the  north 

A  noje,  nafut,  »•  {of  vox)  lefbia  Good  far  nothing, 
regula  jedlus,  vilis,  i 

To  m>fe  ene,.  ore  laceilcre  menti,  contei 

With  affreat  ucife,  nafatua  To  make  nothing 

An^ay,  floromfafcicului'  .  aliqvid  faciJc 

Fiat.Heifed,  fimut  one)    fperno, 

Hawk  nojed,  camurus  (not  to  under 

A  }f^«/,  nafua,  ft.  tclligcre  (or  n( 

The  noftrils,  nares>  pi  promo vcrc 

Not  is  generally,  rendered  by  non  or  N^ice  (knowlec 
su :  But  fometimea  by  nih.J^haud,  j  entia,  i .  cogr 
minus,  nee,  neque,  ne,  non,  ut, '  monitio,  mon 
as,  veieor  nt  poifiro,  tfear,  I  To  give  notice,  r 
cannot  |  To  receive  notice^ 

Not  at  4fZr,nu]lo,modo,  nequaquam.  To  take  notice,  r 
ne  minimi  (»orjr«r)nondum,  vix-  •  ,  (of  a  per/on)  ( 
dum  (not  Jo)  minime,  neutiquam  To  take  no  notice 
nequaquam  (not  any)  nullus  turn  praetcrire 

Notable,  (confiderable)  illuftris,  in*  fimulo,  x.  (oi 
fignis,  eximius,  fpe£tabilis  A  notif  cation,  m 

Notable  (very)  valdc,  vehementer      Notified,  ccrtioi 

To  be  notable,  eniteo,  2.  clareo,  2.  j  To  netijyf  fig  nil 

jN^abtentfi,  claritas,  denterita^,  3.   '  Notion  (knowle 


UG 


)■  cogmtiOf  }•  luv- 
k,u  identity  i. 
.  (opinion)  opiiuo,3 
[iik)  figmentam»  %, 
MtUf  notnt 
ni,  inaaifcft& 
toriety,  evidemia,!. 
Igata 

J  tameflf  nttamen, 
etiamiy  ^tumvify 
icdiu 
Kem(HnoriMl)in«- 

a  novella 

S)  BOVltH^y  ^ 

aber,  3. 

tfm^bi)  tA  wSkU 

r^)niliilo,  pioni- 

#in'«ritbmaclc}d- 

ia«{hc 

iui,  a.  tiro^  3. 

f$iie  cMfi)  monop- 
ftM  csfis)  dipcSton, 
triptoCoa,  2« 
io,  4.  alo,  J,  foyeo, 
•  (or  bring  up)  e- 


ot^edocatM 

ieoi 

factum,  ±,  ^hni,% 

limentarivs' 

n  (-tfAjpt)  nunc' 

,  his  tctnporibvi^ 

anaa^am^  idei^ 

3*01  jam 
acsiiia 
aafusyS. 
t  obdnQot 

,  s.  trniitut,  it* 
tins,  iae^Hut  * 


N  U  R 

A  nmftmt,  aoanaentQairi  s« 

Ac//,  irritus 

ToMf/li  abrogo,  i* 

NutUd^  abrogatuty  aatiquatttS 

A  mUtfiSmi,  nnlliiM  fidei 

A  nuUtugf  abffogadoy  3. 

A  MtUi'ayf  waWiUM,  3. 

To  numh,  (hipefitio,  3, 

To  It  rnoHMt  torpeico,  «• 

A  mmkr,  nnmeras,  »•  (^  men) 

muldtodo,  3.  (yftbingt)  copia,i. 
To  nm^t  nuoMro,  i.€ompoto,  | 
In  iresi  mtnAer^  frequentcf,^* 
fFitboMt  number,  ionumerabttip 
Of  k9bat  number,  quotvi  P 
Mori  in  number,  numerofior 
Bj^  number,  numerd 
Of  number,  numcralis 
Numbered,  nnmeratm 
Mtybt  MonfcrM^nuinberabiliveoia* 

putsbiKt 
A  numberer,  Bumcra^f,  3. 
A  numbering,  'numeratioy    3.    {ef 

names)  npmenclatio,  3.   (ef  fe9» 

pie)  cenrtM,  4.       ■ 
Numherkfs,  innumeroTut 
Numbers  (book  of)  ti\xmtn,pt» 
Numbnffst  ftupor,  3.  torpor,  3, 
Numerable,  numtnhilii 
NiHBirdtion,  nnmcratio,  3. 
Numerical,  numeral^  numerft!!) 
Numericatfy  the  fame,  idem  ad  an- 

merum  '    r 

The  numerater,  numerator,  }• 
Numerous,  irameroful 
A  nun,  monialit^  $, 
Nunciature,  legad  pontffidi  flBttMit 
A  nuncio,  legatos  papalit 
Nuncupative,  nuncupatWut ' 
A.  nunnerf,  domns  moliarium 
\Nuptia),  c«nj«galis, nuf tialii 
y^tf/f/a//,-  nuptiae,  pK 
I A  nurfk,  nutrix,  3, 


OAF 

A  nM9§t  Mi,  alamaai,  %§ 

Wh  nurfe,  natrix  laOant 

A  dry  nurfe,  nutnx  nercCBivw  wtnif 
laae 

Nnrfi  keepirg,  cgr^CandlNR  ancil- 
Uti 

To  nurfe,  mtmo,  4.  fov«o»  ft«cufO^ 
i.-anctllor,  i. 

Nurfed,  nutritat,  alitut 

A  nurfery  {fir children)  cubicttlum 
nutria  appropriatom  (child  at' 
nurfe)  alumnuf,  t.  (efUgrmif) 
feminarium  do^rinv,  academin^" 
I, {ef plants)  firaiiBariam,t,plan« 
tariuoa,  a* 

A  nut^,  nolTitio,  3.  {e/tbeJSck) 
n«tritiom»  ».  curatio,  pl'f oiler) 
nutfitiut,  ft. 

Nurture,  educatio,  3r  tlimentudiim 

To  nurture;  cdttco,  t.  iaftituo^  3. 

A  nufmce  \  fee  nuifmict 

To  nufik,  indttlgeo,  1.  fyfto,  s«      ^ 

A  nut,  nux,  3.  {<^ ^  fcmo)theiai,u 
{'Cracker)  ntfcifranglbttlom/  %% 
{'kernel)  nudeot,  1.  {/beS)  pu- 
ta]lien,3.  fefa  mnjkalil^rumenl} 
aX*|Mi»  3*  {tf^  errfs  bow)  aftm* 
galdiy  3.  {tfs  hi  ^mrtmJgfMt 
coxjfeovln» 

A  nutmeg,  nux  fltefcbata  •  ' 

Nutriment,  nuCrinientttm,  s. 

Wfntien^  aotritio,  3* 

Nutritive,  nutrimentttiii  pmbena 

TonaxxUin  bed,  U€to  indttlgiro 

Anympbf  nytnpha,  X. 

O  A 

IQ  (adv.)  O }  the  iig»  bf  tl(e  to* 
cative  cafe^  ai,  0  Lord,  I^'nxinc 
O  (ifiterj.)  0 1  Ob  1  utinan 
Qad,  f laihimy  «• 
9/vy;  hebcs,  ^,  ftuhMA^%« 


OBJ 


4ykeM^  qoeiiNii»  Mdbvtm,  ^mnittth 


^n  oakgnvef  qnercetniiiy  2* 
Apahr  efogrs,  'icapha  biremit 


Uipr^m$uttmt  ••  Ifiipmi)  ^n-.  Migstfj,  dcvioftof,  obligattis 
wmh  ••  ^  MgMfioffj  obligatioy  3.  mcri- 

Aidif  /W  mh  (ffMgfttiet,  la  nr-      turn,  %.  'widmomum,  1, 

in  legcf  jarare  To  «^A]f« (compel)  cogo*  3.  impelb 


OB  S 

Ohjtfled,  objeAm,  ^ppofitui 
OijeBlnff  culpans,  carpcoa 
An  objeSfUttf  obj^ia,  5. 
OtjeShft,  ^noi  objici  potf  ft  (per 

taining  to  ao  objc^}  ad  xem  9b- 

jeAam  fpe£biof 
Ah  ohit,  feralia,  um,pi.  m» 
To  oijurgste  }  fee  t9  ckitU 
^u  obUahni  oblaiio,  5. 
AmMQ*t\vt\  Ctt  deli'ghtfug 


lanai 

QMvrflMr*  Mpiitiit*  pfrtiM* 
To  hfMurm^  ob^wiiico, «. 
0Mirr^,ob^l>ti 
CMwiM^y  •fcAiMtioy  3.  ijfor.  3 
CUimth  pboJieatia,  1.  eMefiiiMRiN 
(Mir^ndteA  MpreteiUtr 
OUduMt,  obedienty  oNfyifin    - 
Obediintfy,  obodlbBrfff 

To  ivai«  Mr  MfmM,  fttfitt  lofllU 

An  obtHjks  obelUcw^  t, 

Obefity,  obefitae,  3. 

To  ol^t  obedioj4.9Ueqtiory  3. 

Ohcycdy  obeditut 

Ab^^,  4»bjiaiMm  a-  '«  oblate 
^>tf»^  ^1^  fcptimr  (uf  fight) 
quod  ^tmjif  fifcif^tyr   {o^^vr} 


3.  (9M  bjf  m  hiidaifi)  beni  de  a- 

liquom*reri 
OhUjgtdt  devin^ui,  obligatui  (com- 
'   pelled)  compolfus,  otaA^s 

^  ot^tr,  qui  tradit  fyngrapbam 
Wiging  (courtMue)  cpttus*  bUn 

dna,  affabiitt  (kind  «r  liberal) 

^bcM^USf  bcneficua 
Obligingly^  benigoe,  com|ter 
Cbligiugnefs,  comitas^  3.  affabilitaa 
QbUqtUt  obliqoui 
OMifuelv,  obliqti^ 
ObUqutn^Sy  okHfuityt  o^liqpital,  3, 
To  obliterate,  expungp,  3.  drlco,  a 
ObRterMtd,  dcletuflj  c^puniftu^ 
OblivMi,  oblivio,   3^  pbliviuB,  a< 

{ati  aQ  of  oblivion)  amoetfay  i. 
Oblong,  oblongjiB 
Oblofiy,  obloquium,  2* 
Obnoxious^  Obnoxlfis 
£3l^/w,'obfc4HMiiu  ijnpurus 
Cbfcenelf,  ob^csoe^  inpur^ 
Obfccm/s,  obfewity,  obfeenitas,  3/ 
Objcure,  (dark)  tcAebiofui,  €»)i|Li- 

nofus   (diffipuU)  pbijpvrut  iM- 


aitinusamore(e/'«ir-«-f(;^ri)op-       ciJii  (In  perfon)  ignotus,  igno^i 
labile  lii 

!»  objicioi  y  Of  p«iio^  3.      I  To  makt  obfotre,  obfcaro.  s 


O  B  T  ' 

Obffurefy,  obfoir^  occulte 
Obffurity,  ffbftwitis,  3,  (<»  1 

fcnrify)  abdiCute^ 
FuUrfoJ^furitf,  ambigttos 
An  obfecr4ifi^i  QtnTecniti^j  3i 
Objefnet,  excquiae,  fl, 
OtfefHious,  qjOfigeniSf  obfe^ 
To  be  obfeqmom^  obfequor,  '. 
Obfcquioyfij,  ob(equei|Ccr 
Obie^fiiotf/^efff  pbiequiuna,  a. 
Qb/ervaia,  infieais,  i^oCfbili 
Ok'erv^mfe,  oburyantja,  |. 
pifffvantt  obfenrans,  obediei 
An  obfiroatipHf  obfervatip^  3 
'^n  §bferv0t$ryy  fppcula   a 

dera  Gbfenraacur 
To  obfeirve,Mi^riio,  i.  mCo»; 
tifuUy)  obed}Oy  4..  cqlo,  3. 
leg ibui  parece,  or  obedira 
Obfirved,  obienratjis 
4nobftr%fer,  obfervator,  3. 
Obfirpt^g^  obrerirant,  niSuat 
Obfokte,  obCoktuf 
T9  groFTupb^e  obfoleTco^  3 
Ah  objiacle,  impedimentvsiy 
'"'fff^bry^centumaciat  i>per 
tyu,  pei|iaay,  ob^taiC 
opinion)  tenax 
To  be  obfiinati,  animiin>  P^ 
pbjiitui^,  obiUaati,  |pordid 
"'natmefi  j  fee  iffjiinaey 
•eforpuf,  pb^r^pcaa 
TobeobfrMouSf  ^ociftiOf,  I 
Tp  MniS  fh'tiidcr)  ImftA 
obftOy  I.  (ftpp  up]  ob^P| 
(fbtruSed,  ifpppditna 
Ol/huSJing,  obftru^liQPf  9}>^ 
^bfirutHve,  i|9pedU»ff 
To  obtain^  obtipeoy  ^.  p^tk 
( by  ebancf)  for^or,  4-  ffi  " 
impetroj  I.  exptt^  |.  {fi 
gratiam  xnirp  l^n*  cnfitat) 
tcrjfcp,3,ftfr  get  grpwid]te 
▼inco,  i^ifyMtfry)  pblad 
1  W 


:c 

abillt 

u,  pattQtj  impe*> 

I 

tihrty,  libertatis 

/b)  voti  coiripot 

ptio,3.  impetratio 

6oi  3»  impono,  31 

IS,   iliatus 

ItU  aliii  oMrudlt 


ido 


•oinbroj  (• 

obiattu 

inity)  oeOL&Op  3. 

3.  (caufe  or  rea- 

nateria^  i,  anfa^i. 

I  opus,  ufus 

e)  facioy  3.  (pro- 

concitOy  i.excitOf 

^.)  aUctti  caufa 

^c,  efft^ifomi.ti/ig) 

'at 

1)  negotia,  pi, 

pnebens ;  accom- 

enau 
effeAot 

Dtajis  , 

ibditus 
tio,  3. 

cupatioy  3.  Bego« 
.  artifictum,  2. 
e)  p<^effio,  3. 
u,  cultiis 
B^r,  3.  occopator 
}•  occupo,  I.   {in 
S  «r  ACgotio  fe  oc- 
u$>rfa99tb*r)  al< 


O  F 

teriui  locum  fupplerc,  0r  vice 
fungi 

An  occupying^  occupation  3.cultuSy  4 

To  occur ^  obvenio,  4.  occurro,  3. 

An  occurrancif  occafio,  3. 

Occurring,  obvius 

The  occan^  oceanus,  t« 

Ockham,  ftupa,  i. 

OSiangular,  o€ti  habens  angulol 

jfH  offave{eight  days)  ogdoat^s*  (in 
mufic)  diapafon,  2« 

O^oher,  Odobeir,  3. 

Oculare,  oculariut 

An§cttlifly  medicns  ocularius 

Odd  (not  fellows)  impar  (fantafti- 
cal^  levis  (uncommon)inu(itatu9j 
raro  a9ci(lens 

Oddtt  lites,//.  difcordia,  k.  diiTen- 
tio,3.  inimicitiaCf  pi.  (difference) 
difcrimen*  3. 

An  odcf  odey  es,  f, 

Odioutj  invifusy  odiofua 

Od'iQufy,  odiof^ 

Odioufiefs,  qualitas  rci  odiofit 

An  oaium^  cdium,  2. 

Od/y^  inufitai^,  inlolenter 

Odnefs^  rariias,  3.  infolcntia,  I* 

Odoriferous f  odoratuB,odonfer 

To  make  odoriferous,  odoro,  l« 

Odorous,  odor  us 

An  odbur^oioT,  3. 

Oeconomical,  domefticus . 

An  oeconomift,  oeconomus,  «• 

Oiconony,  oeconomia,  i. 

Oecumenical,  generalls 

0*er ;  fee  over 

Of  attcr  a  noun  is  generaUy  the  fign 
of  the  genitive  cafe.  Sometimes 
of'ii  the  fign  of  an  adjeBive  ftoj* 
Jejftve,  And  fomctimes  of  is  made 
by  the  prepofitions,  i,  ab^  de,  I, 
ex,  in,  per,  fuper.  And  the  prfr 
pofiuon  is  ^msumes  ysd^ftood 


OFF 

as,  ofbii  &urm  accord,  fua  fpontc 

Off,  hinc,  ab  hinc  (of  and  on)  ut« 
cun<iue,  mediocriter,  Icvis 

Far  off,  procul 

From  off,  de 

To  be  off^  muto»  i* 

Offhand,  con  tin  u  6 

Offal,  reliquiar,  pL 

An  offence  (fault)  ofT^n^^  l.culp^^ 
I.  (affront)  injuria,  i,  conttt« 
melia,  x. 

To  bo  an  offence  to  one,  offenConi  •- 
licui  e(& 

Tq  offend,  erro,  1,  pecco,  I.  delin« 
quo^  3.  ofFendo,  3.  difpliceo,  i. 
laedo,  3.  laccflTo^  3.  (the  laws) 
violo,  I .  fee  to  Jcandaline 

To  be  offended,  ofF^ndor,  I. 

Offended,  offenfus,  violatus,  lasfut^ 
indignans,  iratus,  infenfus 

An  offender,  delinquens,  3.  reus^  %m 

Offending,  nocens 

Offenji^e  {iveapons)  arma  laedentia 
{in  Kvordi)  ingratus,  moleftus  {t0 

.   tbefiomacb)  flomacho  ingratus 

Offcrfpuzly,  injuriofe,  moleft^ 

Offenfivtnejs,  qualitas  noxia 

An  offer  (attempt)':  vnatus,  4.(thin| 
onered)  res  oblata,  conditio,  3. 

To  offer,  pffero,  3,  praebeo,  2.  («r 
hid  money)  licitor,  i.  {or  pro- 
pofe)  propone,  3*  {or  dedicate) 
dedico,  i.  dico,  i.  {or  attempt) 
Conor,  I.  (»/>a  rr^«(^)rupplicQ,i. 

•  {one^sf elf  to  danger)  fe  exponric 
pericuiis  {a  ivager)  fpoufionem 
provocare  (battle)  pugnandi  CO* 
piam  facgrc  {itfelf)  occurro,  5* 
{infacri/icc)fzcrinco,  1,  immQio,x 

Offered,  obla'us,  prjebitus  (/«^fW« 
>&e)  immolatus 

An  offering,  oblation,  oblatioj  3.  {jif 
afacrifice)  immolatio,  x^ 


OIL 

Jlnoftrton,  oflRertoriom,  s. 

^  off"  Kifi^  l»>nj)  offic.um,  1. 
beneficiuin,2.(pub)ic  charge)inu- 
nus,  3.  magiftratus,  4.  (place  of 
bufinefs)  officina/i*(workhoure) 
taberna  operaria  (^tufe  of  office) 
latrina,  X..Corica,''i. 

An  officer  or  magtftrate,  mAgiftratus, 
2.  (iff  tbeiarm)  dux»  3.praefec- 
tus,  z.  {of  ftatt)  maximit  rei- 
publicx  muneribus  praepofitus 
(lerjeant  or  bailiff)  li£tor,  3.  (of 
the  cufitms)  |>ortitor,3.  (ofcxcife) 
publicanus,!.  {chief  officers)  mag- 
hates,  pi, 

An  offici/iU  fo'rogatos,  %, 


O  M  E 


ON  E 


An  oUftone  (for  paintert)  abtcat  Omin^t  portencoros,  ominc 


pigmeaurix  tnturs 
To  of'A  inango,3.  oleo  uB|Srt 
Mixed  toitb  oilj  okatui 
Ollet  bole,  ocellus,  1. 
Oilinefs,  oleacita«,  3. 
An  oilir^f  inun^io,  j. 
0;ly,,  oleofus 

Oimmtnt^  uni^aenturo,  %• 
Ofotnfmentf  unguentarias 
Anoifter,  oftrea,   i.  {'f>itt)  oftrca- 

rium,  2.  {'Jbell)  tefta,  i.  ( 


oftrearius,  2.    {'Woman)  oftrea- 
ria,  X. 
Ahoimding  vjitb  e^ftert^  oftreofua 
^  0/t^r,  ocnra,  i.  {red)  rubrica,  t. 

To  ^ffiaaie  {\n  bufinefs)  officiuin  I  (7/4^,   antiquus,  prifcus,  priftinus^ 


Omnoyfly^  ominofi^ 
Ah  vmlffion^  onuiffioi  j. 
To  omit,  omi^tojtr  praetenn 
intennitto,  j.  negligo,  3. 
Omitted,  omiifus  . 
An  omitting ;  fee  omffom 
Onmipotemce,  omnipotentia,  i 
Omnlpeient,  omnipotens 
Oma^refini,  ubiqoe  eziftins 
Ornnycient,  omnituens,  6mni 
]  On  is  rendered  iilto  latin  \r 


prs^ilare,  mujios  imj>lere  (as 
clergymao)  rem  diyina^  fac^re 
[for  another)  alterius  v|ce  fungi 

CJ^ionaly  ad  offictcam  pertinent 

Officious,  obfequiofus,  officiofus 

Not  officious,  inofficiofus 

C|^7w/^,  officiolc 

Oficioufn^,  obfequium,  2.  officium 

Tbc  offing,  mare  apertum 

All  offspring,  proles,  3.  progenies, 5 
propago,  3.  foboles,  3, 

0%uard,  verlus  marc 

Often,  (adj.)  fVcqucns 

o}\cn,Udv,)  faepc,  crebro, Yrcquen- 
ter,]aepen«meio  (very  often)  fas- 
piflime  {how  often)  quolies  [{ho7v 
often  foever)  quotiescunqoe  (as 
p/ten  as)  toties  quoties  {fo  often) 
to  ties  {not  often)  raro  {too  often) 
icpiiis 

Oftentimes,  muUoties 

To  ogle,   limis  ocolis  tueri 

A*  ogliflgt  occulorum  conje£lus 

Obi  ittOl 

1^  oJearius*  plea/ia 


▼etus    {in   age)    aonofus,   state 

proveAus  $  (tntx,  (oiit  of  ufe)  ob- 

loletttt  (worn)  exefus,  tritus 
An  old  man,  fenex,  3.  grandaevuSy2, 

{vooman)  anicola,  1.   ▼etui  a,  i 

anus 
Like  an  oU  woman,  anilis  (adv.)   a. 

nilitcr 
Old  age,  fenec^os,  3.  fene^a,  x. 
Of  old  age,  fenilis 
Sunewbatoldf  giandior,  fenior 
l^iyold,   fenio  cofl^fe^us 
Of  old,  olim,  jampridem,   prifce, 

anti^ui;i^s,  apud  veteres 
To  grow  old  (by  continuance)   tn- 

veterafco,  3.  {at  a  man)  ri;iiefco, 

3.  (our  of  uie)  exolcfto,  5. 
Older,  fenior,  yetu^iur 
Oldnefsf  antiquitas,  3.  vetoftas,  3. 
Oleaginous,  oleagineus 
Oligetrcby,  oligarchia,  x. 
^»  olitory,  hortus  olitorias 
jih  oH-vet  pliva,  x.  {-tree)  oI«a> 

{'grevt)  blivetumi  2. 
An  olympiad^  olympias,  3, 
Olympic,  oJympicws 


prepofitiohs,  It,  ab,  ad,  ci 
e,ex,in,fedunddm,fub  and 
as  on  the  right  band,  ^  dex 
ad  dexdram  I'ck  his  fide,  cu 
on  hofhfiletm  ex  utraqu^ 
on  wbdtgroJnd,  de  qna  ck 
you,  de  te :  be  fill  on  the 
in  corpus  procidit :  on  the 
in  turrie :  Judgment  on  ytu 
judico  (ecundum  te  :  in  th, 
dition,  fab  ea  conditidne: 
on  the  targets,  fuper  ipfa  fci 
lierunt 

Sometimes  the  prepofition 
derftood,    as   melle  folo  cof 
vivSre,  they  are  oblig^  to  Urn 
on  bonty  :  rve  rely  pn  yourfr 
tuis  promifiis  innixi  faftius 
On  (go  on)  a|e,eia,  prbgrea«r 

lore)  I  prae 
Oitce,  femel  (oh  a  time,  oHm 
dam,  {for  alt)  femtl  inperpi 
(af  once)  IciDel  et  fimul 
One,  anoa 

One  tf««>i&«r,(adj.)alius  aliiun  ( 
ihutui  {afhr  another)  (adf. 
ternus  (adv.)  inidcim  (i^ 
ther)  (adi.^  promifcuus,  (I 
promifcue  [or  tie  other) /i!M 


One  thing,  uiiiiiii 

Jt\s  aUone,  perind^eft 

One  by  etio^  fiafBUyiia 


OPE 

)  vniais,  folm  (adv.)  fo« 
put,  tantdm 
xp»,  i.cepe,  J. 

»»»«•,  4. 
prirfvn,  deincept 

pni,  palvjiolut 

m 

^t)  pttem,  apertuiy 
((W'*'  ^Jz^)  *»  con" 
>ofitQt  (^  U>efim)  expo- 
1(ffiij^)  pcnciilopa- 
i^t)  vniim%  nanifc; 
itt  (candid,  finceie)  in- 

c^ldiflas,  fimplcx  (pub- 
*|)m)  communis,  pub 
«i»iickljr]ui«frn)pemil- 
'^^^BC^ed)  iipmunitus 
'}  te«|M^  hnuuda  (on 
j^ipateni 

•pe»io,  4.  r«ri^,  I.  (<i 
ifap,  I.  (a  diftfmrje)  or- 

AM^]^)in  expedicio- 

^ivincare  {d  hundU) 
\  iblfere  (at  a  flower) 
Hie  (//Atf^t)  opera  op- 
I  UKhoare  [w  bark 
btro,  I.  («•  lay  a  root 
iqueo,  I.  («r  difclofe) 

patefacio,  3.  (or  cx- 
ico,  I.  expono,  3.  (or 
ido,  I.  (or  d)flea)dir. 
hat  vfM  fioftea)  reli. 


^a)  redttdo,  3. 
{lareo,   A.  pattfio,  4 
ericLtor,  i.(«rchap. 

S3- 

beralifl  (btarted)  fin- 


O  P  P 

/«  tie  open  sir,  fubdio 

Opened,  aptrtut,  referatus 

Openings  opericns,  referans 

jbt  epenini,  apertio,   3.     (in  the 

eaith)  hutue,4,  {efaogt)  latra*. 

tns.  4.  {efaroot)  liUaqueatio,  3 

(or  expounding)  expUcatio,  3. 
Openfy,  aperte,  palam,  {tn^ght)  co* 

rain(plainly )perrpicue  ( fincerely) 

fiiicere,  candid^ 
Openttefs  (iincerity)  candor,  3,  («/* 

the  fteather)  caeli  tcmperiei  hu< 

mida  Se  ca]ida 
An  operat  fabula  muGcis  modii  de* 

€anuta 
To  ope^stet  opcror,  i.  ago,  f« 
^  epte^ationt  opcracio,  ^^{e/sam 

pipi)  Mli  aaiones 
Opersthfe,  operant 
An  eperater^  OpiftK^.  3, 
Operofe,  arduoa,  diflicilit 
OpbtbalmUt  ophthalmicoa 
An  epi^ue,  poCio  foporifert 
Opinionative,  pertioax 
An  opinion  (fentiment)  opim|»,    3. 

rente  ntia,  i.  mens,  3.  animus, 

1.  (efteem)  exiftimatio,  3* 
To  ho/dan  opinion,  judico,  I.  cen*  ^ 


p  R  A 

Oppnfedt  oppugnatuff 

An  opfefe$,  oppngnator,  3. 

0/»6^ff  (contrary  to)  oppofitot,  ob« 

le^Oi,    adferfos  (over  againft) 

a  regionc,  ex  a^vt"  f* 
Am  oppo/hg  or  <fpifilion,  op^jfi  to,S 

oppofitut,  4*  (ar  ob(bcle)ixnpedi- 

menium,  1.  mora,  !• 
Jn  oppofuiom  to  nature^  repugnanW, 

natur£ 
To  oppreji^  opprtmo,  3.  premp»  }• 
Oppr^ed^  oppielTui 
An  oppr^n,  oppreflio,  3* 
Oppreffive,  oppnment 
Meppreffeur^  opDrttdbr,3Jpoliator^3 
Opprekriens,  probrofui  {jieect)  op^ 

probriuro,  %»  contumelia,  I* 
Opprohrtenfly-t  concumeliof^ 
Opprokrioujnifi,  contumelia,  U 


I 


o  eppttgn  I  fee  to  oppoje 
Optative^  optativut 
Optie^  optical,  opticui 
Optic glafs,  teleicoplumr  *• 
Optlctf  (fcience)  optice,  «!«/•. 
An  optician,  optices  peritus 
Opti^  (choic^  optio,  3. 
Opnkncy^  opulentia,  I.  opei,^« 
Opnlent,  opuleotus,  dives 


feo,  !•  (eo  he  of  snotber*i  opinion)  <.Cfpnlentfy,  opuleoter,  opipari 
aifentio,  4  confentio,  4^  {to  he  Or,  an,  aut,  ve),  feu,  five,  ne  or  ve 


o/a  contrary  opinion)  diileacio,  41 
Opinionated,  perttnax 
Opinionativefy,  pertinaciter 
Opinionafivenefs,  pertinacia^  i» 
Opiparput,  opiparus 
Opium,  opium,  a. 
An  opponent,  opponent 
Opportune,  opportgnus 
Opportunely,  opportund 
Opportunity^  opportunitat,  3.  occa- 
fio,  3.  (letfure)  otium,  %, 
iifd)«Dsapertum  ha-  To  oppoje  {or  objed  to)  oppono.  3* 
objcio,  3.  {or  refift)  repugno,  I. 
,  liheralitas,  3  rtfifto>  3.  idvtrfor,  i. 


joined  to  another  word,  as  dao» 
trefve,  two  or  three  :  necne,  or  »a 

Or  elfe  (anfwering  to  either)  aor, 
vel  (aafwerin^  to  whether)  fivt| 
an  (otherwife)  alias,  aliter 

Or  ever,  cum  nondum 

Or  (In  herald)  color  aureus 

An  orade^  oraculum,!.  {'oft9ifd§m\ 
iapientiae  antiftes  \ 

Oracular,  fapienciflimnt 

Oral^  verbo  tradicus 

An  orange,  malun  aarcum  {fevil)  k 
Sevilia  latum 

Q^  Or«H}l 


OIL 

4ncjftfton,  oflFertoriom,  s. 
An  office  {%tA  turn)  ofBc.um,  i, 
beneficiuin,2.(  public  charge)inu- 
nus,  3.  magiftiratu^,  4.  (place  of 
l>uriner8)  officina/i.(workhoufe) 
taberna  operaria  (^tufe  of  office) 
latrina,  X..Corka^''l. 
A^.  officer  or  mailftrate,  migiftratus^ 
a.  (in  tbSarmy)  dux,  3.  praefcc- 
tus,  z«  {of  fiatt)  maximis  rei- 
publicae  muneribus  praepofitus 
(lerjeant  or  bailiff)  lidtor,  3.  {of 
the  cufioms)  portitor,3.  (ofexciie) 
pubUcanus^l.  {chief  officers)  mag- 
natei,  pL 

Jin  officifify  rorrogatos,  x. 

To  officiate  (in  bufinefs)  oflkiuin 
pra;ilare,  mujius  implere  (as  a 
clergymao)  rem  diyinam  fac^re 
\f or  another)  alterius  v|ce  fungi 

C^ioaa/f  ad  oifictcam  pertinent 

Officious,  obfe^uiofusy  officioius 

J^ot  officious,  inofficiofus 

OfficiouJIy,  officiolc 

Oficioufn^i  obfequium,  z.officium 

Tht  offing,  mzre  a^trt\ua 

An  oppring,  proles,  3.  progenies, 5 
propago,  3.  foboles,  3, 

Q^ard,  vcrius  marc 

Often,  (adj.)  t'rcquena 

Oj\en,U^v,)  fapc,  crebro,  frequen- 
teryfacpenomeio  (very  often)  fa;* 
piflime  {Jjow  often)  quolies  [{hoVf 
^en  foever)  quotiescunque  (as 
p/ien  as)  tbties  quoties  (jb  often) 
totics  {not  often)  raro  [too  often) 
iRepu^t 

Ofient'tnus,  muUoties        ^ 

To  ogie,   limis  ocolis  tueri 

A*  ogHJngf  occulorum  conje£lus 

Chi  ittOJ 


O  M  E 

An  eilflone  (for  painters)  abtciit 


OiL  oleum,-  % 


►-«/i 


oJeariuSf  oleafit 
r,  0l€MrJus,  2^ 


pi||menurix  triturs 
To  Of  A  inango,3.  oleo  uagert 
Mixed  with  dl,  okatui 
Oilct  bole,  ocellus,  x, 
Oilinefs,  oleacitar,  3, 
An  oiling^  inun^io,  3. 
0;^,.  oleofus 

Ointment,  iini^aenturo,  %• 
O^  ointment,  unguentarias 

Anoifier,  oftrea,  i.  {-pitt)  oftrea-  ^ 

rium,  2.  (-/>^//)  tefta,  I.  (-«w«)  0»  is 
oftrearius,  2*    (•woman)  oftrea- 
'   ria,  I. 

Abounding  with  o^fiert^  oftreofus 
dkerf  ocnra,  i.  (rr^/)  rubrica,  |. 
0/d,   antiquus,  prifcus,   priftinus^ 
▼etus    (in  age)    aimofus,  state 
proveAus }  (esiex,  (oiit  of  ufe)  ob- 
loletni  (worn)  eicefus,  tritus 
An  old  man,  fenex,  3.  grandaevuSyZ. 
(woman)  anicolay  i.   vetula,  i* 
anus 
Like  aif  old  woman  t  anilis  (adv.)   a* 

nilltcr     . 
Old  age,  fcRtStnt,  3,  fene^a,  t, 
Qf  §ld  a^f,  fenilis 
Sunewhat old,  gi  and ior,  fenior 
P^tyold,  fenio  coi^e^us 
Of  old,  olim,  jam^ridem,   prifce, 

antj^ui;i^9,  apud  veteres 
To  grow  old  (by  continttance)   in- 
veterafco,  3.  (as  a  man)  firiiefco, 
3.  (our  of  uie)  exolcfco,  5. 
Older,  fcnior,  yctu^iur 
Oldnefs,  antiquitas. 


ONE 

Omiti§tn,  pMencofoSy  ominoil 


Ominoufly,  ominofi^ 

An  vmtffion,  onuiffio,  j. 

To  omit,  omi^to,^,  pnetermlt 

intermitto,  j.  negligo,  3. 
Omitted,  omiiTui  s 
An  omitting ;  fee  omijpou 
Omnipotence,  bmnipotentiai  i« 
Omnipotent,  omnipotens 
Oma^refent,  ubiqne  exiftdis 
(hnni/cievt,  omnituem,  Omnifi 
rendered  irfco  latin  by 
prepofitioiisj  It,  ab,  ad,  coii 
e,ex,in,fedtinddm,fub  akd  i 
as  on  the  right  hand,  \  dexti 
ad  dexdram  j'm  bis/de,  cub 
on  both  filet*  ex  utraqo^  ^ 
on  whdtgroiM,  de  qnil  dnl 
jou,  de  te ;   be  fill  on  the, 
in  corpus  procidit :  on  the  f 
in  turre  :  judgment  on  yUar 
judico  iecundnm  te  :  in  ibec 
dition,   fab  ea  conditidne: 
on  the  targets,  fuper  ipfa  fcua 
lierunt 

Sometimes  the  prepofition  u 
derflood,  as  melle  foio  to^ 
vivgre,  they  are  obligied  to  Imr- 
on  bony  :  we  rely  pn  yourprm 
tuis  promifiis  innixi  fachus 
On  (go  on)  a|e,  Cja,  prtgreaare 

lore)  I  prae 
Oisce,  femel  (oh  a  time,  oHm  « 
dam»  iforaU)  femtl  inpferper 
(af  once)  kintl  et  fimul 
One,  onos 

One  anotber,(»Aj,)tUu9  a]iiiiA(<< 
ihutui  (afhr  another)  (adv- 
ternus  (adv.)  inidcim  («  "  ' 


3.  vetoftaSy  3, 
Oleaginous,  oleagineus 
Oligarchy,  oligarchia,  x. 
A^  olitory,  hortus  olitorias 

jbt  oH-vet  91}^^*  !•  (-tree)  oI«a^  x,|     ther)  (adj.)  promifcuus,  (IP 

(-mw)  olivetumi  2.  I     promifcue  [or  tie  other)  titM 

An  Sympiad,  olympias,  3,  \One  thing,  uQoan 

(?^^/V,  olympicus  \jt\s  aU  one,  ^imU  tA 

An  «RC9|  omtn,  ^  vOne  by  mm»  fincubtia 


OPE 

lam.  doQiant,  tintim 

0«wifii,  pKiiuirij  dcincept 
^^1  pilflftiiE,  piittdofui 

^'if*  (latfliai)  pateni,  apertui^ 
W  fflfttui  {tt  fhgfait]  *xpo- 
J*[t»5(bt)  cTidcm,  manife- 
!4jhiidti6,  fimples  (pub- 


O  P  P 

/«  fAff  open  sir,  fabdio 

Optiuit  apertos,  referatus 

Opemng^  operienf,  referans 

Jh  tftiungf  apertioy  t.  (in  the 
eaith)  hutue,4,  {•ftiogs)  latra*. 
tils.  4.  {tfaroot)  ablaqueatio,  3 
{or  expounding)  expUcatio,  3. 

OfaUjf,  aperte,  palani,  {imjigbt)  co 


p  R  A 

Op^falf  oppugnatua 
^nopfofa,  oppognator,  3. 
O/fpojtte {contTzry  to)  oppofitot,  ob« 

le'^tti,    adTcrfo"!  (over  jgainft) 

a  regionc,  ex  a^vtfi 
Am  9p/f^ng  or  otpofilion^  op^  fi  ir>,f 

oppofttus,  4*  («''  ob(bcle)i^inpcii' 

menium,  1.  mora^  i* 


rain(plainly)perrpicue  (fincerely)  iJit  oppt^itm  to  nature^  repugnanW, 
fincer^y  candid^  I      natura 

Openntft  (iincerity)  candor,  3.  (afiTo  9pprth^  opprimo,  3.  premo,  }• 
/Ae  fVfttf A«r)  caeli  tcnperiet  hu^  Oppr^ed^  oppiefTus 


**J  coauionj  cofnmunis,  pub- 
W*r  (fi^Lickly  knawn)  perrul- 
P**  ("oUwtified)  immunity 
^••^f  lempcilai  htimida  {on 

'*  ^h  ipcjio,  4.  refero,  1.  (<i 
7^)«<|no,  I,  (jii^Efiwr/Oor- 
^H'if  (*  impaign)\n  cxpcditio- 
"■^iMi™  ^ffirf/r  tfcompfffa) 
Jtowgi  (fiuncare    (tf  Atf«(tfr} 
""""Jittti  ioitm  (as  a  flower) 
■%ffldt[t  (f/fflriw)  opera  op- 
i^ii^t    kch«iiv    {or   birk 
»Ji^)brrj,  K((^rUj).root 
2*Mti^iiieu,  I,  (er  difdofe) 
"^^  3»  pitr/iciOf  5.  {lyr  ex- 
I'lfctt)  eipJifo,  i,  cxpono,  3,  (or 
>J>»ier)  wdo,  t.  (oi-dllTeajdif- 
I**,  J.  (w^f  jffsi  Jis^pfd)  reli. 
•1  J-  f^ir^jQ)  recluda,  5^ 
^^i^t  patcoi    i-    pati-fio,  4 
ii»f«r]  jitricLtor^  i .  (ar  <hap- 

'  f^t  literalii  (hiartfd)  fin- 
I  (iOMidied)4o«  apcftiim  ha 
_"• 

JTj  llberaliutj  3 


mida  Se  ca]ida 
^A  o^a»  fabula  muGcis  modis  de 

€anuta 
To  ope^ste,  opcror,  T.  igO»  3* 
Am  opipratiMt  opcratio,  %*{tfMem 

piign)  belli  adUouea 
Opirstnu,  operant 
An  •perattr^  opifex,.  3* 
Operofi,  arduus,  diflicilit 
Ophtbalmict  ophthalmicnt 
Jh  fpisti,  potio  roporifem 
Opimomativt,  pertiaax 
Am  opinion  (fentiment)  opini|»»    3. 

fententia,  I.  mens,  3.  aniausj 

~    (efteem)  exiftimatio,  3. 


An  opprtffion,  oppreflio,  3* 
Oppre^kfe,  oppriment 
Anopprigoufy  oppre(fbr,3«rpoliatory3 
Opprobrious,  probrofut  {/H^ck)  op^ 

probrium,  %,  contumeliaj  I. 
Opprohrioujiy^  contumeliof^ 
OfpnkrioujMifs,  contumelia^  U 
To  oppitgn  J  fee  to  oppop 
Optative^  optativut  j 

Optie^  opticai,  opticus  / 

Optic  glaft^  telcicoplum^  A* 
Optici,  (fcience)  optice.  n»J*. 
An  opticiaM,  optices  peritus 
OptioM  (choice}  optio,  3. 
Opubncy^  opulentia,  f.  opes^^t 


To  boU an  opinion,  judico,  I,  €en'*OpM/eni,  opuleotus,  dives 
feo,  %,  {to  bo  ofmmotber^i  opiniM)  •  Opulently,  opuleoter,  opipari 
aifentio,  4  confeatio,  4.   {to  be  Or^  an,  aut,  vel,  feu,  five,  ne  or  ve 


of  a  contrary  opinion)  diffisatio^  4. 
Opinionated,  perttnax 
Opinionatitfefy,  pertinaciter 
Opinfonafivenefs,  pertinacia^  i» 
Opiparpuif  opiparus 
Opium,  opium,  a. 
An  opponent,  opponent 
Oppertune,  opportunus 
Opportunely,  opportune 
Opportunity^  opportunitts,  3.  occa- 

&o,  3.  (leifure)  otium,  %, 
To  oppo/e  {or  objed  to)  oppono,  3* 

objcioy  3.  {or  reft  ft)  repugoo,  i« 

nfifto>  3.  idverror»  i. 


joined  to  another  word,  as  dao» 
trefre,  two  or  three :  necne,  or  no 

Or  elfe  (anfwering  to  either)  aor, 
vel  (aafwerin.;  to  whether)  fivOf 
an  (otherwife)  alias,  aliter 

Or  ever,  cum  nondum 

Or  (In  herald)  color  aureus 

An  oracle,  oraculum,2.  {'ofvf^fdom). 
fapientiae  antiftes 

'Oracular,  fapienciffimnt 

Oral^  verbo  tradicus 

Am  orange,  malunaarcuin  {frvil)^ 
Seviha  latum 


O  R  D 

V,  gngtmtree,  malus  aurea(-^o/wr)co- 
lor  aureus 

^n  oration,  oratio,  3.  concio,  ;• 

^0  fuake  an  oration,  di^ulgo,  i. 

jSn  r^ratdur,  Orator,  3* 

X'f'h  an  oratour,  eloquenter 

Cratdyt  rhetorica,  i. 

An  oratory  f  facellum,  2* 

^  orb,  orbs,  3, 

lOr^;Vif/tfr,,6rbiculatu9    . 

Orhia.lar'y,  orbiculatim 

jin  ircbett  pometum,  2.  (of  cherries) 
ceracetum,  t, 

^0 ordain,  ordino,  I.  milituo^  3.  {or 
brder)  jubeo,  2.  impero,  1,  (a 
hew)  fancirc  legem  (as  a  biAop) 
facris  initiare 

th'd6ined,orA\mt}it,  inftitutus,  con- 
ftitutus  defignatus  (/»  another* t 
place)  fbbOitutut 

A»  orJainff  ordinator,  3, 

^«  or4aining,  ordinatio,  3, 

Ordeal,  ordaliam,  2.  {^re)  ignis 
fcntentia 

Order  (difpof5tion)orda,  3.  difpofi^ 
X\o,  3.  (cuf^om)  mos,  3.  ritus, 
4*  confuetudo,  3.  (decree)  decre- 
inentuin,2.mandatum,2.9raecep- 
tum,2.  praercriptuin,2.  (^rrank) 
feries,  5.  {of  wordt)  confecutio 
verborum  {of  authority)  cdic- 
tum,  %. 

]Py  my  order,  me  jubentc  {ofvchat 
order  ?)  quotus  ?  {in  order  to)  lit 
{in  order  or  form)ex  <^rdine,otdi' 
Hatc  (/«  order,  adj.)  aptus^  ma- 
turns 

Out  cf  order,  turbatus,  confuftti 

To  orjer  or  ^ut  in  order,  ordinare, 
^IfponSre  (ffr  give  order)- impero, 
X*  jubeo,2.  conftiluo,3.  {affairs) 
provideo,  2.  (as-' a  iudge)  pro- 
niincio,  J.  (or  govern)  modcror, I 
Ajpt^  /,  (impero,  ^ 


ORG 

To  take  orders,  facris  initiari 

Ordered,  put,  or  fet  in  order,  oirdina- 
tu8,digeftus  {or  governed)ctiratu8y 
gubernattts,  adminiftratus  (bid- 
den) imperatus,  juffus 

Out  of  order,  or  v>itbout  order,  in- 
compofit^,  confute  ((ick)  apgro- 
tus  (or  without  comrmand)  in^ 
juflu 

An  ordering,  difpofitio>  3.  digeftio^ 
3.  curatio,  3.  adminiftratio,  3. 

Orderly  (^et  in  Order)  conapofitus, 
digeftus  (obedient)  obediens^  (fo- 
ber,  qL'iet)mode(his,  temperatus 

Orderly,  (adv.)  apte,  idone^  , 

Orders,  infllCuta,  pL  regulationcs^ 
/>/.  {holy-)  facri  ordines 

Ordinal,  ordinalii 

An  ordinance,  edi^Vam,  3. 

Ordinarily,  afitate,  fere 

Or</mdrjr(cuftomary)  confuetos,  wfi- 
tatus  (common)  vulgaris,  obvius, 
tritus,  quotidianus  (indifferent) 
mediocris  (not  handfome)  inve* 
nuAus,  parum  decoros  (mean) 
plebeius  (flated)  ftatus  (daily) 
quotidianus 

An  ordinary  of  a  diocefi,  epifcopus 
{ofnenvgate)  carceris  czpellanus 
(among  civilians)  fuas  partium 
judex  (under  a  bifhop)  fuBVaga- 
neus  (eating  houfe)  popina,  i. 
caupona,  i. 

An  ordinaticn,  ordinatio  facta 

Ordnance,  bombardae,  ^/. 

Ordure,  fimus,  i*  ftercus,  3, 

Or«y  !».?tallum  crudum 

O'er,  trans 

Anor^an  (inftmment)  inffnimen- 
turn,  a.  organum^  2.  (mulical) 
organa  muHca 

O'ganic,  organicys 

Orgars  of  the  bodyy  iflfirumcota  cor- 
poris Qfgaoica 


O  R  T 

dn  €tgamfi,  organicm,  s.  - 
Orient,    orlens,  lis    (w  bri[ 
beautiful)  fplendens,  nitic 
tiluf,  venuftus,  loctikntui 
-gius 
Oriental,  orientalis 
An  orifice,  ct,  oris^  n,  orifidi 
An  origin  (fource,  beginning' 
3.  fons,  3.  initium,  2.  p 
diom,  2.  principiumy  2.  o 
exordium,  2.  (caufe)  cat 
(mottvc)occafio>  3.  anfa,  1 
jedl  matter)   materia,  I. 
mentum,  2. 
An  original  (to  copy  from) 
plar,  3.  (firft  draught)  p 
pon,  2.  (writing)  autogra{ 
Original,  aotographus }  aid 
(born  with  one)  avitus, 
nitus,  innatus,  nativus,  in 
Original  (defcent  or  birth)g< 
Arps,  3.   profapia,  i.  ( 
logy;  notations*  etymon,] 
textus 
Originally,  primitus,  ab  orif 
An  ornament^  ornannentom, 
natus,  4*  decus,  3.  {for  t 
monili«,  pi,  {of  the  mind] 
cultus  (for  gates,  porchc 
antepagmenta,  ^. 
To  he  an  omameatto^  decori 
f^thout  ornament,  inornatus 
Ornamental,  decorus,  fpeciof 
Ornamented,  omatus,  decorat 
An  orphan,  orbus,  2.  popilii 
Orthodox,  orthodoxus 
Orthodoxly,  orthodoxe 
OHhodoxy,  xt€t^  fidea 
Ortkogonal,  reAos  habcns  ac 
Orthographical,  orthographif 
Orthography,  <AtKographia 
Orris,  lacinix  auteae,  or  arg 
Orts,  fruftula,  pi,    fragmei 
^     of^Xjpl,  offuJae,//. 


PVE 


I 

i 


0.««jf,iBC»iii,  1.  •rdUtiOf  3. 

C-^-r,  -.,u!,^.i,j^  r^0f^)  alius 

^mHimnbir)  aliqoia  a- 
Ifii 

t^T  nudjuAtrtiui 
i  J*^.  (1^.)  aliusmodi 

**  *K  iotfi,  I  ^ 

^"^^^(h^n)  figuraoTata/ 

.  '';J')f*f«r,  Idpn,  per,  trans, 
*%(w.}iMii,ii^  nimiam,  plus,; 
^J»  fad  abofe)  praeterca, 

I  i!l    • '  ^'"^**  '^J*^   nimins 

'  if Afj  pwoKic  n  !f  node 
|^*^j  difrnrefco,  3.   defino, 
^Mi  (ir  rttlc}pnBfain(kft) 

**^M4sr^  plot  101  nof 

^4  DicTo  ibAcrritoa 

,  prsfgr^^atut 
^•kubirgs,   triftit 


0  V  E 

To  cwrdnu^e^  plus  «qoo  pnorare 
{tbefowuxk)  flomachom  crapula 
•pprimlre 
Ovwrehmed,  ofpceflus 
Ah  nvercharglngi  ooua  llijuftum  [of 

tii/lomack)  crapwla^i. 
To  overcomt^  vinco^  3.  fupero,  I . 
Overcomtt  vi£luty  (uperatus 
Not  to  ht  ovtnmm,  infiAus 
Over/un,  temer|riut 
To  overflow,  inondo,!,  (neut.)  ex 

undo,  I.  reduKdo,  i. 
Overflowed^  overflovm,    inundatus, 

ioflacus 
An  ovtrflowinr^  inundatiOy  3. 
To  vuer  eat,  fatio,  i« 
To  Gvergo,  pnetereo,  4,  tranfeo,  4. 
An  Qvergaiftg,  tranfitus,  4. 
To  overgrow,  fupercrefcoj  3. 
Overgrowtt  imtb  vfeedxt  noxiis  her- 
bit  obduAus  (with  age)   Ktate 
gravii 
To  overhale,  examino,  t. 
Over  bappy,  nimit  fortunatut 
To  otkrhaften,  praecipito,  1 . 
Overhaflened,  prsecipitalus 
Ovtrbaftinejs,  pnecipltatio,  3, 
Overbaflyy  pneproperus,  pra^ceps 
Overhafii^f  praeprof.'er^ 
To  overhear,  fubaufcolto^  l* 
An  overbearing,  fubaufcultatu^  3. 
To  overbed,  excalefacio^  3. 
Otfcrjoyod,   gaudio  perfufuf 
Overladen,  pondera  opprefus 
To  overlay^  incubando  fuifocare 
OverUyed,  incubando  elifus 
To  overlive,  fuperrum 
Overlongt  prdonguf 
To  overlook  (mfpe£t)  iafpiciOt 
intueor,  %,  (take  care  of)  caro,i 
accoroy  z.  proTideo,  2.(aefle^) 
praenaitto,3«  negligo,3.  (pardoii) 
coadanoj  i«  (fctcp)  conteou^s. 


p  V  E 

derpieio,  ^.  (he  higher)  fupere« 
inineo>  !• 
An  overlooking  (infpeftion)  infpec- 
tiO;  3.  (taking  care  or")  curatio^ 
3.  (oegleflmg)  praetcrmiflio,  |« 
(pardoning)  condonatio,  3. 
To  overmatch,  viribus  fuper^re 
An  overmatcbt  iniquum  certam^A 
Overmatched,  ▼iribua  impar 
Ovcrmtafure,  au^ariufSi  %% 
Overmuch^  nimis,  nimiut 
To  ovfrpafs,  tranfgredior,  3.  fee  M 

ptijs  hy^  excel,  omit 
Overpajt,  practeritut 
An  overplus,  additamentum,!.  aoc* 
tarium»  4<  {of  weight)  ruperpoo^ 
dium,  2. 
To  he  overplus,  fuperfum 
To  cverpoije^  praepondero,  r. 
To  over  power,  viribuf  vinc^rt 
Over  powered,  Tiribus  vi£tu8 
Am  over-rating,  iniquaeftimatio 
To  9ver  reach,  circumvenio,  4.  (tr 
hurt  one^s  felf  in  reaching)  (c 
flimis  extendendo  laedere 
Over  reached,  circumventut 
An  over  reacher,  fraudator»  3. 
An  over  reaching,  fraudatio^  3. 
Over  ripe,  praematuruf 
To  over- rule,  vinco,  3. 
Over-ruled,  vin£tni 
To  over*run,  or  out  rtfffycurfu  pr»te« 
ri  re  (cover  all  over)  cooperio,4« 
(deftroy)  vafto,  i.  depopolur,  t» 
{with  ill  humours)  redundare  pra- 
▼18  humoi;tbns(ai  printers  in  cor« 
reeling)  aliterquam  antei  verba, 
lineas,  or  paginas  difponSre 
Over-ran,  depopulatus 
Over-righteous,  fuperftitiorut 
Overfed,  tranfmarinos 
To  werjee  \  fee  f 0  overlook 


"^ 


O-QCr^eviV 


..        O  V  E 

Ovrrfien    (m  flalcen)    difceptus  (in 
'  drink]  cbrius 
To  be  werfeen,  tixOy  i. 
An  werfetr^  infpedor,  5.  curator,  3 
[oj  the  poor)  paupcrum  procurator 
To  overjet,  fcapham  evertJSre 
Ovet-fet,  everfui 
To  overJhad(nvy  obumhro,  f ., 
Oyer  Jh.  dcnvedj  obumbratus 
An  overfoadomnrg t  obumbratio,  3. 
T6     9vtrJhootf    tranfgredi    metum 

(one's  felt)  confiJio  Jabi 
Anoverjight,  error,  3.  incuria,  I, 
O'vermheiM,  Jodden^  praKoAus 
To  oxerjpread,  obduco,  3.  operior,4, 
Overfpready  obduflus,  coopertus 
An  over/breading y  obdu£iio,  3, 
Hverfiockty   redundajis 
Overt  (open)  apertus 
Overtly  (flightly)  perfun£lorii 
To  overtake,  aflfequor,  3. 
Overtaking  {in  ruvvhf)  curfu  adx* 
quatus  (//?  drink)ebnu8(in  fault) 
peccans 
Over  tu'/.edf  iniquo  efenfu  oneratut 
An  overthrow,  clades,  3.  ftrages,3. 
To  overt hroio  (demolifh)rubvcrtO,3 
diruoy   3.   (defeat)  profterco,  3. 
devinco,  3,iupero,  i.(tf  hingdom) 
regnum  cvcrtere 
'    An  overthrower^  everfor,  3.  yidtxar 
An  overthrowing,  everfio,  3. 
O'oerthrowtt,    fubverfus,  proflratui, 

deviflat 
Overtbwart^  transveFfus 
Cvertiredy  dcfatigatuir 
To  overtop  (in  height)  emioeo,  a. 
fupereminco,  %,    (iti'  excellence) 
antecello,  3.  praefto,  i. 
Jimoveiture,  propofitio,  «. 
To  9%*erturn.  evert«,  3,  fubverto,3. 
Overtunedt  fubvcrfus 
M^  fveriuming^  fubverfio,  3; 
Tip  ^9wyf.a/ae,  pluris  juHo  esilLnasir^  I 


rrogi 


out 

To  overweight  praeponderO|  | 
To  ofierwhelmyiihvMO.  ^.(wifh  earth) 
terra  infodJJre  {tvith  wafer)a^u9 
immerg^re 
Overttfhehned,  obnitns,tnerfiis(w;V^ 

grief)  dolor^opprefTus 
0«|r£>r (anything)  ret,  5.  qaicquam 
{or  good  for  ought)  fr 

Ovipartut,  oviparug^ 

An  ounce,  uocia,  i. 

Of  a^  ounce,  uncialis 

Half  ounce,  famoncia,  i  •  [an  ounce 
and  half)  fefcuncia,!.  {two  ounces 
troy  weight)  fextant  {three  ouncei) 
tricns  (four  ounces)  quadrans  (five 
ounces)  quincunx  {fix  ounces)  fe- 
libra,  i.  femifius  (Jeven  ounces) 
feptunx,  3.  {eight  ounces)  bci,  3, 
{nine  ounces)  dodrant  {ten  ounces) 
dextans  .{eleven  ounces)  deunx,  3, 
{twelve  ounces)  as,  3.  libra,  i. 

Sixteen  ounces,   or  pound    avoirdo 

jtpoize,  libra  aygoftatica 

The  fourth  part  of  an  ounce,  ficili- 
cium^  2.  {the  ftxteatth  part)  fex- 
tula,  I.  (eighth  part)drachiBayi. 
(twenty  -fourth  part)fcr:ptUium 

By  ounces,  unciatim 

Qur  or  ou>s,  nofter 

Qf^fut  country,  noftras 

(^ut  of  is  rendered  into  Latin  by 
the  following  prepofitions,  vis. 

.    A  or  ab,  de,  e,  ex,  extra,  pr«, 

•  proy  propter,  fupra,  per 

^uf  of  conceit  with,  im  pro  bant    {out 

.  ,cf  countenance)  confuCus  {of  date) 

obfolctua  {at  the  elbow)  tr:tus  {of 

faJMon)  defuetus  {of  heart) zn\mo 

;   fra^$  {out  of  hearty  3i%%xo>yTi^) 

' '.  InfcBCundus  ( of  humour)  iratus  {of 

joint)  luxatus  {of  kind)  dcgener 

•  (out  efweajiire).fikt3i  modum    ■ 
Qut  of  doubt,  pjocul  dubio  {cut  of 

^cerj}foris(o«/  c^  te</)propcie,cit6 


O  u  T 


I  Out,  get  mit  «page  I 
It  is  out,  exhauflum  eft 
Time  is  out,  temput  clapfun 
Out  of  patience,  impatJeot 
Out  of  place  (difordered)  < 
{0/E^»)officio  privatu^(0 
damnmn   ex.impcons  (1 
ocuHs   fubdu£tut    {cut  1 
ineptus  ad  agendum 
My  band  is  out,  iohabilis  lab 
Out  of  u/s,  defuetut 
Out  of  time,  intempeftivui 
Out  of  the  way,  devius 
Out  ofone^s  loits,  dement 
Out  of  breath,  aabelut 
To  be  out  of  the  wtty  (abfen 
(ftray)  aberro^  i .  (deceiv 
lucinor,  l .  {out  of  memory 
moria  eiabi(oi;r/,«/*i0^)d 
(out  of  humoury  ira^r,  3 
one's  tvies)  iiifanio>  4« 
To  out  bid,  plant  licitari 
To  outirafen,,»u6^ti2i  vincSi 
To  outbrave,  tcrrito,  i. 
Outbraved^  nr>etu  abfteritus 
An  outbraving,  infukatio,  3 
Auouteaji,^  ejeif^us 
An  outcry,  qutritatio,  3.  excl 
3.)  public  iaie)  au^io,  3. 
To  outdo^  fiiperoy  t.  excello. 
Outdone,  vi^us 
Outed^  eje^us 
Outer,  outwards,  extemns 
To  outgo,  praecedOy  j. 
An  outgoing,  praegreffioj^  3% 
Outjuttingy  projc^ilit 
Outlandtfo,^  peregrinut 
Outlandijh  perjon,  alientgena 
To  outlaft,  di  utiles  durare 
To  outlaw,  profci?ibo,    • 
An  outlaw,  «xtHy  3. 
An  outlawry,  profcriptio^  \ 
An  QUtlet,  cxili^^  ^ 


ox 

liaea  exterior 
fuperfum 
fuperftet,  3* 
latremof 

^,  nomerb  fuperare 
'fi,  paroecia  fuburbana 
attoz  injuria 
ffiftx,  furiofus 
|w«,  furio,  3. 
'  (in  length)  ultra  quam 
mi  extendgre   (cheat) 

roriiis,  omaino 
Cttrfu  vincere 
fupcrfides,  5.  {of  price) 
Uiimum 
^1  atrio/eci^s 
pnecurro,  3.  ahteeo^4. 
KteroQs 

v>\  (tt  pretence 
H  ad  exteras  nationet 

ixterids 

I  przponderOy  i. 

Ircumvcnio,  4. 

lutla  vidus 

temurale,  3, 

0,2. 

s 

ibltum,  '2* 

.  3.nodua,  i*  {Jcreecb^ 

3» 

■jmuggler 

)prius,  A1U8 

«,  pecoliunnj  1,  (dffr*i 

opria  p^rfona 

rrcor^/f    ultrd 

co^  3.  (claim)  rendi- 

h  3.  (poffefa)  poffi-^ 

J)  vendkatus  (poller* 
tus  *    , 


]^  A  C 


Of  an  ox,  bovillus^  bubalus 

A  vrifd  ox,  urui,  2. 

An  ox  gang  of  land^  ▼igintt  terrae 

juge.a 
An  oxftail,  boviIe>  3. 
Oxen,  bovei^  pi. 
Oxynui,  oxynaeli,  fi'i 
A   commrffion  cf  oyer  ami  terminer, 

com  mi  flic  ad  caufas  criminofas 

audiendas  Sc  terminandai 
Oyes!  audite  ! 
Oji,  oleum,  2» 
Oyntment,  ungoentuin,  2* 
Oxey  \  (ee  oozy 
An  oxter,  hWx,  3.fimen,3.  {jgrotmd) 

falicetiuD,  2» 


P    A. 

^  Pofe  (in  going)  gradus,  gref- 
fusy  ihceflus  {herd  of  alTes)  ca- 
terva,  i.  (iq  meafuring,  5  feet) 
pafTut,  4* 

Apace,  (adv.)  celeriter 

To  pact  (as  a  horfe)  tolutim  ince- 
d^re 

A  pacer,  equut  tolutaris 

Pacing,  tolutarisy  tolutanas 

Pacific,  pacificua 

A  pacification,  pacificatio,  3. 

A  pac^ator,  pacificator,  3. 

To  pacify,  paco,  i.  pacifico,  i.fedo/ 
1.  mulceo,2.  mitigo,  i.  len!oy4 
(again)  remulceo,  2.  (a  tumult) 
tumultuantea  compefcSfre 

Pacified,  pacatuf 

May  be  pacified,  placabilis 

Not  pacified,  implacatus 

Not  to  be  padfied,  implacabUis 

A  pacifier,  pacificator,  3. 

Pacifying,  pacificatohus 

A  pacifying,  placatio,  3.  fedatio,  3. 

A  pack  Ibvndie)  fafcjs,  j.  (burden  j 


PAG 

onus,  3.  (e/etwdt)  ftfctciilaffy  *» 
(ofbwnds)%rtx  euium  (of  knavet) 
grex  fiagitioforum  (rf  trogblet) 
ilias  malorum  (of  wool)  lanie 
fafcif  (ofciotb)  fegefte  caanabi- 
num  {horfe)  j  amentum  farcin*" 
x\MTi\(needle)  acus  farcinaria(/i^ 
die)  clitellaf,  p,l. 

Of  a  pack,  farcinariuf 
Packthread,  filom  farcInariQm 
To  pack  (make  up)  confarcino,  r« 
(go  away)  fogio,  3.  (drive  a* 
way)  amoveo,  2.  fugo,  i.(cardt) 
chartaf  pittas  compon{re(iii^o«r*f 
alls)  vafa  collig^re 

Packed,  ox packt  up,  fufFarfinatnt 

A /tfci(«r,  fufFarfinator,  3. 
A  packet  (little  pack)  fafciculufy  %i 
farcinula,  i.  {-boat)  navii  ad«^ 
aria  ad  iiteras  comportandat  {(f 
letters)  literarum  fafcicultoiy  mr 
fafcis 

A  packing,  merciuffi  m  faftet  colU* 
gatio 

ApaSiion,  patiy  pa6lttm,s.  pa€U0}3« 

A  pad,  pannus  fuflTarcinatoa  {for  a 
horfe)  ephippium,  2»  (ofjhraw) 
culcita  ftramentitia,  (nag)  man- 
nus,  2.  ('l9ck)  fern  penfilit 

To  pad,{€ir  ftiiflF)  fttifitfcijio,!.  (rob) 
pratdor,  i, 

A  pad  (on  the  highway)  litmi  |« 

A  ^tf^/if,  remus  curtua 

To  paddle,  agito,    i« 

A  paddling,  agitatio,  3. 

A  paddock  (park)  Teptum,  s*  ' 

Apagan^  paganot,  2.  ethoicaf,  f% 

Paganifm^  paganifmus 

A  page  (attendant)  aflecla,  ^.  at* 
(foldiers-)lixa,  1.(0/ ibMw«r)epht» 
bua  honorariui  (of  m  h§ok)  p)U 
gina,  r, 

Topa^t  4  keek,  (a^iau  oo(att 


P  A  J 


{carrica  in  triumph)  ferculum,  a. 

fat^e  ir.try,  oftcntatio,  3.  po;r.pa,.i 

Apa.^'-ff,  (3eus  Ih-Ucus 

TaiJ;  f'i.urus;  kc  io  ^ay 

^  pail,  fiiiila,  i.if.r  milk)  muldlra, 
J.  m'.ii£^ia;e,  3. 

J^air.  (puni(Kmeat)  ^ansy  i.  fup 
plicu  rr^  2.  (of  ihe  mind)  cuia,i 
I.  dolor,  3.  anxiciaj,  3. 

^o  l>f  ift  pain,  dolco,  z.    [for  onis 
J^fify)  dc  a  iciijuscolumiute  du- 
OiUre  [full  of  pain)  fummo^do 
lore  i»«'Bci  (or  put  10  pain.)  cruCio, 
I.  (tfr  give  pain)   doiorcm  aiica 

JPaififd,  cn}risuut(full  efpain)  doJo- 

•refn.  afTcreas 
AUrfu/  (diflicult)  a^duus,  difficilis, 

^JabQr.ou8)  .latoriolu;,   fcdulus, 

imager 
gainfully,  aegre,  Jmpigre 
P^'lf,.  fali^,  J.  iaduftria,j.  (pu- 

nifhtnent)  pccna   i.  fupplicium,i 
To  tfike. painty  laboro,  1.  moiior,  4. 
A  palm  takfr,  ^  ind  aAri  us 
W^  great  jpsins,  aegre 
J^aint,  pii^eAtuni,  2.  cerofla^  i. 
'Ttt  paint,  depingo,  3.  piugo,  3.  («r 

(b^yo^ify)  OfnOy  I.  exornu,  1. 
^ainteAy  dcpi£tu8  (difguifed)  fuca- 

tys  U»e^ti^d)  ornatus 
A  painter y  pi4or,.3.  * 
painting,  depingCiji,  plnegens 
A  painting,   res  pjQa  (art)  ars  pin- 

gendicol.ribus 

follis,  3    {of  ircicbes)  Icr^oraJjia, 

pJ.ltf/f4lif)k^\^,pi. 
A  Joxfingpiiir,  conjugcs  veniifti 
To  pMr  (jnatch)  accommOflOy  i. 

apro,  I.  (coujple)  copulo^^i.con- 


PAL 

Ptf/ro/ (matched)  aparus  (coopled^ 

copulatus;  conjuriv^us 
A  pairing  (matrhiug)  accommoda- 
tio,  3.  (coupling)  conjun£tio,  3 
A  pa/ace,  palatium,  2.  regia,  i, 
of  a  pa/ace,  palatinus 
Tota/atey$\ido,,i,  dcgufto^  I« 
Valatable^  grati  fap<»ris 
The  palate,  pabtum,  a. 
Palarifte,  palatinus 
A  palatinate,  pa  latin  atuS,  4, 
A  pale,  fudes,  3.  palus,  2. 
To  pah'^  fudjbus  obfepire 
I'he  uaU.,  reptum  ex  fudibui 
PaUd,  fudibus  munitus 
Pale  (in  colour)  pallidua^  pallens 
To  he  pale,  palleo,  i.  expalleo^  x. 
To  g^ow  pale,  paliefcoj  3* 
Palenefs,  pallor,  3. 
fii  palfrey,  caballus,  2, 
A/uiZf  oUy,  retrartatio,  3. 
Apalijad^y  paiorum  ordo 
Paiifi,  fubpalldus 
A  pall  {or  robe)  pallium, 2  pallt,  I 

{for  a  ioffin)\ocM\\  opsrimcntum9 

or  panno5  fr.tttrum  cegfnt 
To  pall,  or  die,  »appefco,  3.  {upon 

tbeftomach)  naufeam  creare 
A  pallet  (bed)  grabatus,  2.  {ufed  By 

painters)  aflula,  i. 
To  palliate y  diil)inulO|  z.  concelo^i 

elevo,  1.  ex(enuOy  i. 
PaUiated,  celatu*,  extenuatut 
A  palliating,  difllmulatio,  3.  ext^- 

nuatio,  3. 
Palliati'ue,  imperfe^us 
PaJlJJ,  paliidus 
The  palm  (tree)  palma  (<Tiut)  dac» 

tylus,  2.  (of  the  band)  vola,  i. 
Kpalm  (meafure)  palmus^  2* 
To  palm  (handle)  manu  conMTC« 

tare  {a  dve)  aleam  fubdoi^  fub* 

ducfire  {ifpon)  fee  to  iffpofg  tiptn* 


PAN 

,0f  thefM&i,  palmeus 
Fu/l  of  palm  tna,  palmtfot 
Palm-funday^  dominica  pttiinm 
Of  apahm  (meafure)  pafinarii 
PalwAfrt,  chiromantiay  i. 
Ptfi^fti!r»paIpando8(manifiBff]c]in 

manifeftus 
Palpableneft,  perfpicuitafy  3. 
Palpably,  tadu,  apert^,  ciaii 
To  palpitate,  palpito,  1. 
A  palpttation,  palpitatto,  }. 
TYitfalfi,  paraly6s,  3.  (dead)  ft 

ratio  paralytica 
A  palt,  i^us,  4* 
To  palt,  iropeto,  3.  ferio»4. 
Paltry,  vilis,  fordidua,  treffii 
A  paltry  knave,  balatra^  3,  {gM 

fcortum  triribolare 
To  pamper,  indulgeo,  s. 
Pampered,  faginarus 
A  pampering,  faginatio,  3. 
A  pamphlet,  lioetlut,  a, 
A  pampblateer,  libcllio,  3* 
A  pan,  difcus,  2*  catinat,  %.  Q 
a  fiodl)  1  a  Tana  m^  2.  fcai^imif 
{cfagun)  fcloppeti   cooctpiae 
\xxm  [for  frying)  fartago,  3.  (J 
ftew'tng)  auihepfi,  i.  (or  anaiV 
ingpan)   tba1pole£lrumy  %,    (f 
brainpan)  craniam»ft.  {kneefm 
genu  patella  (Jrtf/«^iMr)  ahcM 
Panacea,  panacea,  x. 
Panado,  jufculum  ex  pane 
A  pancake^  laganum,  2. 
Paadiffs,  pande&s^,//. 
A  pander,  leno,  3. 
To  play  the  pander,  lanociaor,.  !• 
playing  tf>e  pattder$  lenocinina^i  ti 
A  pane,  ^oadra,  i. 
A  panefrync,  oratio  paaegyrica 
A  panegyrifi,  panegyrifta,  i. 
Toe^^nelefajury,  pan«lluli,  S* 
A  pangi  dolor,  3.  aof«>r,  3. 

Ptik 


ucam,  s* 

h^rfe)  dorfoaley   3. 

quadra,  i.  plaga,  i 

B,  3.  cifla,  T. 

»,    I.   fubfultOy  I. 

pido,  I.  ijorbriath) 

fter)  valde  expeto^3 

:hera^  I .  pardus,  2. 

pantherinus 

jx,  3. 

atio,}.  (/or  breath) 

[for,fear)trepidatio, 

by  anhelas(/ar/rtfr) 

idans 

da,  1.  folea,  i« 

ntofniAua 

ium,  2. 

(of  apples)  porno- 
tade  for  infants)  a** 
intibus  paratum 
>atu9,  4. 
pontificius 
averus 

.  papyrus, 2.  {royal) 
krffwn)  emporetica 
I    {blottir^)  bibula 
ptoria 
chartaceut 
r»  chartarius 
artariuf  (or  flight) 
s  (weak  in  under- 
nfideratui 

I. 

ar  eiTe 
ola,  i« 
ibolicus 
aracletus,  1. 
pompa,  r.  (eflen- 
io,  3.  (place  of  ex- 
zercendi 
us 

loxon>  2. 
dozicnt  J 


PAR 

A  paragMf  exemplum  perfe£lum : 

incomparabtlisy  non  aequandus 
A.  paragragbf  paragrapbus^  2. 
Tbeparallaxy  parallaxis,  3. 
Paralleiy  paralielus 
A  parallel  (comparifon)  compara^ 

tio,  3.  collatio,  3. 
To  parallfl,  exaequo,  i . 
Paralleled^  comparatus 
Not  to  be  paralleled,  incomparabilit 
Paralytic,  paralyticus 
Paramount,  fupremus 
A  paramour,  procus,  2.  amaHa,  I. 

amiculus,  2.  amicula,  i. 
A  parapet,  lorica,  j, 
A  parapbrafe^  paraphrafis,  3. 
To parapbrafe,  illuf^ro,  i.explan0|l 
Aparapbrafi,  paraphrailes,  <• 
Parapbrafiie,  paraphmfticus 
A  parafueto,  pfittacus  minor 
Aparfifite,  parafitor,  3. 
A  paratbefii\ytQi^  inclofed  thus  [  ] 

parathefis 
To  parboil,  leviter  coqu^ie 
Barboiled,  femicodlus 
A  parcel  (or  bundle)  farciculus(|it- 

tie  quantity)  particula,  i* 
%y  parcels,  particulatim 
To  parcel  out,  partior,  4. 
Parcelled,  minutim  diftributut 
A  parcener,  particeps,  3.  (a  copar- 
cener) iimul  cum  alio  poffideni 
To  parch,  aduro,  3.  ariefacio^  3. 
Parched,  arefaAus^  adullut 
Parching,  torridus 
A  parching,  aduftio,  3, 
Parchment,  pergamena,  I. 
Made  of  parchment,  niembraneua 
Of  parchment,  membranaceus 
Pardon,  venia,  i.  (general)  amne- 

ftia,  I, 
To  pardon,  igaofco,  5.  condone,  i. 

obfolTo,  3. 
ParJaMfa^/f,  remltteodus  I 


PAR 

Noi  pardonable^  Tenia  indignut 

Pardoned,  remUTus,  condonatuS 

To  be  pardoned,  condonor,  x* 

Apardoning^  condonatio,  3. 

Topare^  prarcido,  3.  recido,  3.  C^- 
hiut)  amputo,  i.  (tf«My)abrado,3 
(nails)  ungues  refecare  (or  chif 
off)  deftringo,  3. 

Pared,  refe^us,  recifua 

A  parent,  parens,  tis,c. 

Parentage,  genus,  3.  profapia,  I- 

A  farentbefs,  [cJaufe  indofcd  with- 
in ()  ]  parenthefis,  3. 

Parget,,  caemcntum  tentorium 

To  parget,  dealbo,  i.  incruilo,  i« 

A  pargetting,  dcalbatio,  3. 

A  paring  (as  of  nails)  pr»feginen,'j 

A  paring  off,  rcfeftio,  3. 

A  paring  Jhov§i,  pala>  i.  {rbmf^ 
culter  futoriua 

A  parijby  parochia,  I. 

ApariJbchuTih,  ecclefia  parochialit 

Oi  a  partfb^  parochialis 

A  parjpisnrr^  parochus,  2, 
Partly jt  paritas,  3,  aequalitas,  j.^ 
By  parity  sf  reafon,  pari  ration© 
'  A  p/^rky  in V 31  ium 
Parked,  fcptus,  obfeptu* 
Park-keeper,  vivarii  cuftot 
A  parley,  colloquium,  2* 
To  parley,  in  colloquium  venire 
A  parliament,  parliamentum,  2* 
Parliament  houfe,  fenaculum>  2« 
Parliament  man,  fenatoc,  3* 
Parliamentary,    ad   fedatum  perti* 

nens 
A  />dr/otfr,caenaculum,2.  tridiaiuA 
Parochial,  parochialis 
Parole,  verbum,  2.  fides,  5* 
Parole,  (adj.)  nuncupativui 
A  paroxyfitt,  paroxyfmus 
A  parriciae,  p^rricida,  a%  m,  (tht 
crime)  ^axncv^WtA)  %% 


PAR 

^  psrrotf  pfittacuf 

*^^,^aiije,  fingu!as  orationit  partes 
exaxninare,  fle£tSre,  tradtare 

TarJmomouSf  parens,  frugalis 

iParJimonifuJly ^   frugaliter,  parce 

T  arJimmou!neJtt  parJunoTy^  parfimo. 
nta^  1.  frugaliias,  3. 

A  parfingt  examinacio  partium  o* 
rationis 

.Tarfyy  apiatn»  2. 

Aparfttipi  paftlnaca,  i.  fifcr,  3, 

Aparfott  of  a  parijh,  paftor 

A parfonage]  parcccia,  I. 

A  part,  par^i  ^.  porfto,  3.  (duty) 
muoQs,  3.  omciumy  2. 

A  iittlt  party  particula,   K 

•fnparty  ex'  parte  {on  ebe  otbtr  part) 
ex  altera  parte  (for  the  moft  part) 
maxima  ex  parte 

popart,  (drvide)  divido,  3.part:or» 
4.  difperfO;  4.  in  pattaR  diftri- 
bu^rc  (afunder)  feparo,!.  {a fray) 
litem  cdmponere  {tn  two)  bipar- 
tior,  4.  (a/under  of  kfelf)d\Si- 
liq,  4;  (or  depart)  digredior^  5|. 
.decedo,  3,  (or  diftribute)  diftri- 
l>uo,  3.  (with)  dimitto,  3.  (from 
or  leave)  abfcedo,  3.  abeo,  4. 

Totakepfxrt  witbf  participQ,  i,     . 

"To  tah  one*t  part,  a  parte  fia^-e 

Parts  (ni|tural)ingenium,  1.  iadoUt 

^i good  parts,  acrisjudicii 

In  tj)o  parti,  (adj.)bipartitu8;(adv.) 
bipartito 

X>M  all  partly  circumqaaque,  aodi- 

^o  partaktof,  partidpo,  i, 

A  partaker y  particeps,   3. 

Part/ik:ngt  participans 

Far/id, '  divifus,  diremptus  (i»  two) 

bipartitus 
Jday  be pfirtedt  dividuus 
Vartial  (unjiift*   iniquiia  (byafled) 
^arjijui)  j^udio  jibreptoi 


PAS 

Psrtiality,  iniquitas,  atUf  f.  Aub- 
urn partium 

Partially,  inique,  injufte 

Partible,  dividuus 

To  partidpate,  p^rticipo,  i, 

Participfttion,  participatio,  3, 

A  participant,  particeps,  3, 

Participial,  parti  cipialis 

Partrctpij/ly,  partiCrpialtter 

A.  participle,  participium,  2* 

A  particle,  particula,  I, 

Particular,  /ing<ilari8j  particularit, 
proprius,  fpecialis,  peculiant 
(pcrfon)  quidam,quasdani 

Particularity,  partleularitas,  3. 

To  particularize,  fpeciatim  recitare 

Particularly,  fpeciatim,  reorfim,fin' 
gulatim,  figillatiraj  partkulatim^ 
particulantcr 

Parties,  t'a^ionesi  pi,  (tt party 

In  parties,  partibus 

A  parting,  diriiSo>  3.  (feparatton) 
difcemo,  3 .  (from)  dirceflfus,  4, 
(in  the  middle)  bife^tio^  3.  inter" 
fedlio,  3. 

A  .parti fan  (favourer)  adjutor,  3.' 
fautor,  3.  («reap«n)  fariffa,  i. 
(commander's  ftafF)  vitis,  j. 

Partition,  partitio^  3.  (indoftue) 
fepimeotom,  2.  (-wji7)paiies  in- 
tergerinus 

Part^,  partim 

A  partner,  part»cep«,  3.  fociua,  2. 

PartnerJhiP,  confoclatlo,  ^. 

A  part ri age,  perdix,  ^. 

A  party  (perfon)  quidam,  quadam, 
(adverfary)  adverfariuj,  2.  fac- 
tion) hC^io,  3.  ft€t2i,  i.  partes^ 
pi.  (detachment)  maausy  4. 

party  coloured,  difcolor 

i\  party  man,  fa^tiofus 

Party  rage,  ftudia  partium 

Topary^  i£tum  avertere 

Pajcbatiamb,  a^nus  p  af<phiUt 


?4J 

To  pajb,  iiBpigiM>»  3. 

A  pfj^uil-, '  hmoCvaatk  i 
Ucepropofitom 

Psfs,  (cooditioti)  con* 
tu8,  4.  (paflage)  i 
fauces^  ^/.  (paflpott 
4.  (infitieing)  t&ai 

To  make  a pmfs  at,  pet 

To  pafs  over,  tranfio,  4 
gem  propofitam  cor 
account)  rationes 
eompHment)  adbland 
word  for)  pro  alic 
(featence)  fententia 
go  by)  prcterto,  4, 
in  a  pla^)degSre  vit 
iter  facere  {abngiy 
preterilooy  3.  prar 
(upon,  or  be  admit 
(currently,  as  a  repc 
adhibetHf  (orexcrl] 
anteeoy  4.  (or  go  ac 
3.  (away  time)  temp 
wtfjf,  orceafe)  ceflb. 
{fori  or  perfonate) 
men  afTumere  (one 
aliquem  ad  parotci: 
legare  {by  a  fault) 
(oner,  or  omit)  om: 
termitto,  j.  {overfi 
gttingere  (under)  ful 
exaniination)  examin 

To  come  to  pajs,  ereni" 

Toletpdfs,  dimitto,  ; 

To  be  well  to ^aft,  opi 

Paffable  (indiflerent) 
t^  way)  pervus 

A  pajfage,  tranfitus,  4. 
f<;ntentia,  i.  locui 
done)  a6tum,  2.  ge 
gefta(»«/o  a  place)zi 
(-bout)  navis  ve£ko 
naulum,2. 

Tbepafffigi  oftb$  tbrofi 


1$ 

itff  ^ 

raoiaftiis  {over)  tra- 
wftHma  regsrd)  neg 
cgreflas 

>j  laod)  viator,  3.  (by 
or,t.  portitoryj. 
BbiliCM,  3. 
nUs 

t»  ca4acos    \ beyond) 
M  (iSrj^iir/p  o«wr)  pcr> 

^  progrefTat,  4.  (^«- 
terrcdjo,    3.  ^  (over) 
^  (fnmflafe  to  flace) 
|.  Jemi^tiOy  3, 
^%)  ^TK&SMo{paJfini 


[  yalde,  egredie 
pierbeiie 

,  aola  fanebris 
r)  tra,  i.  iracundia,i. 
r  inclination)   animi 
otns,  impetus,  4.  con- 
(loyr)  amar,  3.   fuf^ 
Oram  perpeflioy  fop* 
cruciatoB,  4. 
iabbatum  magnum 
cundut,  morofus,  irri* 
nachoros  {hfver)  ama- 

^ly)  iractuuli  (wkb 

:)  ardfcncier 

irates,  //• 

'oa 

ive 

a,  pafcha,  i« 

nnieatoss  4. 

■9  praateritos 

\  ijm  timapaf^  adr.) 

Sam  iji^  fdfi)  ulti- 

farioa  i^ua  fabaAa  ^ 


PAT*  PA  V 

pMtertml,  pateraut 

The  fateni^t  oratio  dondfttol 

Afatht  femitay  t.  callity  j.  (Ait^ 

f«i;  Tia  trha  {crtfi-)  traiMiy  j^ 
Pdthetit^  patlietictif 
P^tketicaJfyt  pathetic^ 
Pmktthaineft^  anidii  coft€ititl6r 
Patitot,  vehementia  ill  diceiM5>' 
Paeible,  patibilia 
Patience^  patieittiay  t.  (/^j^)  lda|{i^ 

nimitM,  3. 
To  be  out  ofpeOfititt,  kidign«»^  U 
Patient^  pattens,  mitis 
A  patient,  atger^  tfgrotot 
Patiently,  patienter,  I'edati 
The  patine,  patida 
A  fatrlarcb,  pattial-chai  t^ 
Patriarcbil,  patriarehalil 
kpatriarcUUo^  pati-iarchattift^  4» 
A  patrician^  patrtciod,  i.  {1^  dj|» 

nity)  patrtciattis,  4. 
Like  a  patrician,  pitricid 
Patrimonial,  patrimdniiiHs 
A  patrimony^  patrimonitiih^  x. 
A  patriot,  dvis  bohi  publici  ftndio^ 

Alky  poplicola,  i. 
Patriotffm,  amor  patriae 
PatroU,  vigitn  noAe  ambolaiitea 
To  patroli,  excubias  ag&e 
A  patron,  patrontfft,  aw 
Patronage,  patrocinium,  «•   (Hght 
,  of  prefentation}  jos  patrdnatus 
Apatron^t,  patroQf,  i. 
To  patronize,  patrocindr,  x« 
PatMfiymie,  patrah'ymicus 
A/tf//*«,fculponea,  i  (ofapitlar)ht^ 
k  pattern  {moAtl)  eieihpiar,  3.  fpc« 

cimen,  3. 
To  ^  tf  pattern,  eiifettiphuir  pneb^ 
Paucity,'  paucitas,  3. 
To  pave,  pavto,  4, 
Paved,  pavitus 
Kp'anemtt,  w\mttit«LTii^\%  Vr^to^ 


{far  Jh'cklng)  gluten  tx  firiia 

To/>tf/^,agglutno,  i.  conglutlnoj 

Apajlilf  paftillasy  ^. 

Pajiime,  Indus,  a.  facetic,  pU 

Tvi  takepafliwte,  fe  recr^re 

P'or  paftime,  animi  caufa 

A  pafior  (keeper  of  cattle)  paftor,  3 
gregis  cuf!o*  (ftepherd)  opilio,  3 
(minifter  of  a  chuicb)  ccdeAa: 
minifter 

Pa^or^l,  fallofalii 

Apapfrai,  carmen  paftorale 

A  ptijiry,  piftrinum,  a.  piftrina,  1. 

A  pajlry  cmk,  piAtir  dulciariut 

PaflurahUj  pakuu£ 

Pf/urtigfj  jiabutaxio,  3. 

A  paflvre^  pufcuam,  a* 

Of  ii^jJJ::^^  pa  feu  us 

Common  pafturtt  ager  compaA:uut 

Topafiure,ipz£co,  3.  (ro^^r^r)  com- 
pefco,  3. 

Paftured,  paftos 

Apafiurlng,  pabutbm,  »• 

-^pafiy,  artocrcas.  Mi,  n. 

Pat  (fit)  aptus 

A  pat,  itlus  levkor 

A  patch  (piece  of  cloth)  aflumen- 
tum,  a.  [to  cover  a  wound)  fple* 
niuro,  1.  (yor  fi&f  ySitf^)  macula 
ferica  {of  ground)  agellbs^  z, 

A  croft  patch,  homo  more  fus 

To  patch,  panoum  afluere  (the  face) 
roaculis  vultum  ornare  (or  mend 
clorhes)refarcio,4.recohcinQo,  I. 

Patched  (9r  ragged  )pannoA)S  (mend- 
ed) refedus 

Patched  garmentt,  Sec.  fcrbta^  ^, 

A  patching,  ihterpolatio^  3. 

The  pate,  caput, «. 

Shallow  pate  J,  ftuftus,  rtrdis 

Patent,  patens,  apertus 

A  patent,  diploma,  3. 

A  patentee,  ^«i  reglo  dlplomato  do- 
Mtyr 


n 


PEA      / 

A  ANMf ,  or  paviour,  (uuritor^  |. 

ApamtioHf  conopoeum,  a, 

Afawif,  ftratua,  i. 

Apaulttyfilltw,  homo  treflit 

Apaundf^  abdomea,  3.  (of  an  ox) 
ethious 

Apaufe  (ftop)paara9  x.  (in  mufic) 
Mteriniflio,  3. 

To paufe,  quieCco,  j* 

Pau/iM^'i  (te  meditatii^ 

A  paw,  ungola,  i. 

To  paw,  uoguibus  rap^re  {or  fawn 
upon)  ungvibos  blandiri 

A  pawn,  pignus^  3.  (at  chefs)  pe- 
des, 3. 

To  pawn,  oppignero,  I. 

Pawned,  pignori  oppofitot 

A  pawnbroker,  pigooratory  3* 

A  pawning,  pignoration  3* 

Ptfjr,  ftipendium,  2. 

To  have  in  pay,  ftipendio  alere 

Payday,  dies folutionit 

Tq  pay,  folvo,  3*  perfolvo,  3*  (a- 
gain)  renumero^  1.  (all)  exfolvo, 
(back)  reddo,  3.  rependo,  y(upon 
the  nail)  prefentem  pecuniam  fol- 
v2re  (beforehand)  pecuniain  re- 
prefentare(0r  hczt)cxio,^. (debts) 
aes  alienum  folvere  (one^s  club) 
fymboium  dare  (charges)  daznna 
refarcire 

^0/  able  to  pay,  fol?endo  impar 

payable,  folvendos 

payed,  folutus 

2^ot  payed,  infolutus  (patd  again) 
.xcpeofus 

A  paymafier,  qui  pecuoiam  folvit 

A  paying,  or  payment,  folutio,  3. 
lof  rent)   pcnfio,  3  .  (of  wnga) 
ilipendium,  2. 
A  pea,  pifum»  2* 

Pejcs,  par,  s*  q«»M»  3«  requies,  3. 
otium^  !•  (of  mind)  tranquilitaA 


PEA 

Tn  a  profound  peace,  pacatiffimas 
To  makepeace  with,  pacem  inire(^«- 

tween  others)  di/fidentes  in  amici  - 
tiam  reduccre 
To  be  in  peace,  ouiefco,  3.  requjef- 

co,  3.  a  beUisSaeare 
A  peate  maker,  pads  conciliator 
A  making  of  peace,  p^cificatio,  3, 
To  hold  one's  peace,  fileo,  2.  taceoJ2, 
Peace  I  tace  !   tacete  ! 
A  peace  officer,  curator  publtcae  pa- 

cis  (a  conftable  of  the  ni^bt)  ire* 

narcha,  i,   (ajufiice)  jufticiarius 

pacis 
Holding  his  peace,  filens 
Belonging  to  peace,  pacifer 
Peaceable,  tiahquillus,  fedatus 
Peaceablenefs,  tranquilitas,  3, 
Peaceably,  tranqiiiile,  fedate 
A  peachy  malum   perficvm  (-tree). 

malus  perfica  (-colour)  color  per- 

ficus 
A  peacock,  pavo,  3. 
Of  a  peacock,  pavonius 
A  peahen f  pava^  I . 
Apeak,  cacumcn 
A  peal  of  bells,  modulatus  concen- 

tus  campanarum     » 
To  peal,  tundo,  3. 
A  pear,  pyrura,  2.  ( -tree)  pyrus 
A  pearmain,  mclapium,  2. 
kpearch,  perticaf  X.  (J^)perca,l 
Topearch,  arbori  irifidere 
Pearched  (as  a  bird)  illapfus,  infi- 

dens 
•\  pearl,  margarita,  i.    bacca,  x. 

(in  the  eye)  albugo,  3.  (oriental) 

unio  exaluminatus    (for  the  ear) 

ftalagmium 
Pearl  colour,  margarits  colorerh  re- 
ferees 
Deckcii  with  pearls,  baccatus 
Kpeajant,  villicus,  rufticus,  l. 
ike pcajantty,  plebs  roftica 


PEE 

Peafe,  ^ifam,^»  (-pottaged^U 
ex  pifo  confedum .  (-csJ)  i 
piii 
A  pebble,  caleulufl^  a. 
A  peccadilU,  error  leVif 
Peccant,  peccans*  vitiofiu^  flo 

malignua 
A  peck,  quarta  pan  modii  (of  I 

Dies)  ilias  malonim 
Topeik,    roftro  impetiSrt 
Pecked,  roftro  impetitv^ 
Peroral,  pedoralif 
Peculation,    prcolatUS,  4« 
Peculiar,  peculiarit 
PeculiarSy    parochic  archiepifi 

cantuartenfi  peculiariter  ol«i 
Pecuniary,  pecuniariut 
A  pedagogue,  pftdagognSySt 
A  pedant,  grammatics,  x,  IM 

vend!  ta  tor  ineptus 
Pedantic,  literature  oftentrtv 

fulfus 

Pedantically,  inept^,  infnlft 
Pedantry^  eruditio  inf«I& 
kpedejtal,  colomnae  bafit  * 
Pedicular,  pedicularis 
A  pedigree,  ftemma,  3.  profifk 
A  pedlar,  mercator  circufiiiioiJBlrf 
Pedling,  circumlbraneot 
Pedobaptifm,  peedobaptiffinil^  A 
A  peek  (point)  apex,  3.  fafti^ 

(grudge)  odium,  2.  fiiDolti^' 
To  peek,  ofFendo,  3. 
A  peel  (for  an  oven)  infomiball 

(w  paring)  cortex,  3.  [tfmin 

tunica,  x« 
To  peel  off,  decortico.  X* 
The  peep  of  day,  dilucdnQy  •• 
To  peep  ini  introfptcio^  3.  pf 

roam  fpeculari  (as  bird8}pifl| 
A  peeper,  fpeculator  oflkiorai 
Ape^ng  into,  infpe^o,  3.     . 
A/rer(equal)  pat  (of  the  lii 

latra^a,  it  (atiicias,  ft.pviW 
9fim 


rfpicax 


N  P  E  Q 

tei,  fi,  {or  dam)   Pttutyktts,  peodohit 

koles,  3.  pila,  i.    A  peiumlum^  penfile  Iftramettttttti 

•timatiun  fenetrMe,  ptnetrabilis 

silis  To^tf/rtffe,  penetro,  i« 

afper  femtrated^  penetiatHS 

is  efl*e  moriboi      •^^  be  penetrated^  penetrabUit 

icerbi  A  penttrathigt  penetratio,  ^. 

as,  3.  Of  penetrat'tQHf.  fagax,  pcr/f 

ifnpaget,  3»  Pemtratifte,  penetraos 

re  A  penlnjuta^  poninfula,  I. 

tatos  Penitence,  pomiteDtia,  x. 

us  Femtem,  pcsnitens 

To  bt  penitent^  re6pirco,  3, 
,  !•  Penitential^  poenitehtUlis 

A/riv>r;7fMirjr(pricft)piacblaii8  (aca^ 
,  x«  dos(place)expiationum  facrariam 

le,  coafiife  Penitentfy^  poenitenter 

Thtptnnant%  {tefwJant 
tergu«9  3*  PtnfiU,  penfilis 

iusy  £•  Apenfii^,  penfio,  3. 

KSre  A  fAifimer,  nercenarius  ^    « 

cnoa,   T.  cala-   GentUm^  fwjmtri^'  fatellites  regit 
^or  coop)€or3,  3.       bonorarii 

3.  -  Penfime\  f«e  thoughtful  %lA  JorroVffvl 

IS  jPfff^t;^<r/^,tri(^(ia,  i.iblicitudo^  3. 

iin^  2«  -  mceftitia,  i.  anxieus,  3. . 

Pent  up,  inclafva 
amaria  A  pentboajc,  compluviuniy  *» 

cribo,   3.  I'ftp)    Pffttagonal,  pentagonus 
v&xt.^'up  fitep)    Pentameter^  pentameter^  %• 
dire  7be  pewiateucb,  pentateuchum;  1« 

Pentetoflf  pentecpfte,  i. 

Penurious,  a?aru8,  parcoi,  fordidus ; 
miilAaf  !•  andigat,  egenus»  egens,  pauper 

,  I.  poena,  2*       Penurioujfy,  avare,  pj^rce 
am  poena  lucre    Penurioujnefs,  avaritia,  t.  (ordeijpl, 

PfM^,  egeftas,  3.  penurta,  i. 
,  2.  A  peny,  .denarius,  2. 

delineate  Penikji,  egenus,  egeos 

elineatus  A  balfpnny,  obolus 

ler)   Icmnifcus    Peottle,  popuius,  2,  (r^mM0/?)plebs,3. 
hS'U^'  fifr/wr)        plcbccula,  i.  vulgua,  2. 

Qi    tbe  peoplf,  popyl»ris    {-con    00 
peepie)  vulgaris,  pkl?eiij# 


P,E  R 

Topeefk,  colooiam  dednWte 

Full  of  people,  populo  fre^oeUt 

peopled^  habitaros,  cukus 

^^ff^'*  P'pw.  S. 

Tq  pepper,  pipcse  condire  (witha. 
Mfesfe)  morbo  inficere  {witb  ill 
wordt)  conviciis  vehementcr  k* 
cefcere 

Peppered,  piperatus 

Apeppfriwg,  piperis  conditurt 

Ptptic^  (eafy  of  digeftlon]  p^* 
ticut 

Peradvemure,  forfan^  fortafli 

Peragration^  peragratiO|  3, 

To  perambulate,  peran^balg^i  i. 

PerambttUnion,  perambo^tio^  j« 

Perceiveable^  percepti bills 

Net  pereeittalbU,  impcrcq>tuf 

To  perceive,  percipiog  3.  fentio^  4* 
fweU)  perfcwtio,  4,  .  (or  Bavt 
ibme  feeling)  peifentifco,  3,  (^- 
fore  band)^  prftfeotioi  4.  (a  lit^ 
tie)  fubfentio,  4,  fuboleo,  1.  {m 
fee)  video,  2»  cerso,  3. 

Pereei^fed,  viAiS)  perceptus 

A  perceiving,  perceptio,  3, 

Percepti  hie,  per  cif  iendu  s 

Perchance,  forllin,  forfitaa 

percvj/ion,  percuiTio,  3, 

Perdition,  perditio,  3.  exitiom»  S« 

To  be  perdue,  infidiqr,  i, 

Perdurablt^  dural^'iis 

Peregrenation,  peregrenatio,  3. 

peregrine,  exterus,  peregriou^ 

Ptrempiorihf,  pnecil^,  definite 

Peremptorinifs,  pertinacia,  t. 

Peremptory,  percmpcorius  (i>  <^« 
nlon)  tenax,  perti^a< 

perennial t  perennis 

Berernity,  perjrnnitas,  3. 

Perf'Jt  (cpirplete)  peiu£(tt8^  ah- 
lolutus,  confummacus,    exa^ut 

1     (fkil'ul)   pcri^is  (^vaU'j^^  %Tv\*^^ 

1^.  4*«4 


P  E  R 

dered  by  ^^^  fuperlative  ^gree, 
aSf  Aultiffimus,  aperfeei  fool 
To  fierfeR  (complete)  perficio,  3. 
abfolvo,  I.  {a  bodk)  librom  im- 

perfeftnm  fopplcre  {one  in  a  thing) 

"pcrfefli  docere  {a  work)  ttlti- 

mam  manum  imponere 
PerfeSiedj  abfolutot,  perfeAuf 
A  perftBxng^  confummatio,  3, 
VtTpSi'vmy  pcrfedio,  3. 
To  hr'ing  toftrJeElion,  confummo^i 
JnperfeBion^  optim^,  eximid 
Ferfe6i!yy  pcrfcftc,  txzeLl{tb§r(iugb' 

ly)  ^tnw^z'Xlyheaart)  memoriter 
Vtrfe^tjiy  pcrtiaiio,  3,  (flcilJ)  pe- 

ritia,  I. 
Pcrfdms,  perfidns,  pcrfidiofas 
Ferfdhujn^si  fnfdy,  perfidia,  x, 
Tb  ferjohafe'p  pnfono,  1, 
Fmonated^  perfonatus 
Perfbration,  perforatfo,  3. 
Perforce,  vie  et  armis 
To  perform^  pcrficioj    3.   (accom< 

plifti)  parage,  3.  (bring  to  pafa) 

e<Bcio:  '3.  {one's  word)  prcmif- 

fcm  prasflare  (a  journey)  itercon< 

ficetc 
Teyorn:ed,  expletus,  perfeflus  (i&tf- 

k'ing  pet  firmed)  j^^cifun£Jus,  pw- 

a£lus 
A  perfurmr^  effcf^or,  3. 
A  perfcrthingy  pratftatio,  3. 
A  performarce  (work)  opus,  3, 
Perfume  odor,  3.  fcfTitus,  4. 
To  perfume ,  funwur,i.  fuflnmigo,! 

(g.o^"fy  i^c.)  odoribug  imbuere 
Perfume^,  fumjgatus,  odortt.us 
Pirfuming,  aromaticns 
Apiff  werfymyrv\o]9,   i. 
/i  p.  futr.ir.g p-in,  thuribulum,  2, 
Vrfur.aor.lyi  pcrfunaofic 
P/^'u T-.^iory,    ne Jige ns 
',y/^/j,  i 01  fan,  tG'.s 


P  iE  H 

Perif,  periculun,  2.  dircrimen 

To  be  in  peri/,  periditor,  x. 

Periiousy  pericuiofiit 

Periloufly,  peiiculofe 

A  period,  periodus>  s«  (eonclufioji} 
fimty  3.  exitut 

•Perodicaly  periodicus 

perodicaJfy,.ptrioA\<x 

Peripatetic,  peripateticus 

To  per  ifh,  pereo,  4.  intereo^  4.  (as 
fruit)  putrefco,  3. 

PerifhabU,  fragilis,  caducus 

PeHft>ed,^^itu9f  putridus 

A  perijhing,  interitui,  4. 

Periphrafis,  circumlocutio,  3. 

To  perjure  one* sf elf,  pcijaro,  X. 

A  perjured  perfon,  perjuruf 
Perjury,  pcrjurium,  a, 

A  periwig,  capiDamentum,  2, 
Permenance,  duratio,  3. 
Permanent,  permanons,  ftabilii 
Permifpon^  p^rmiffio,  3.  ircnisr,  i, 
Perwijftvit  permittent 

A  permit,  fchedula  mercatoria  te- 
ftanB  ve£tigal  elTct  perfolutum 

To  permit,  permitto,  3,  fino,  3, 
Permitted  (lawful)  lichus  (fuffered) 

permifTus,  concefTus 
A  permitting,  pcrmiflio,  3.  licentia 
Pernicious,  pcrr.iciofus,  nocens 
Pernicioujiy,  pcmiciofe 
Pernicioujnefi,  pernicics,  5.  exitium 
A  peroration,  pcroratio,  3. 
A  peipendicuiar,  perpendicularis 
To  perpetrate,  perpetro,  I. 
A  perpetrating,  perpetratio,  3. 
Pet  pirated,  patratus 
Perpetual,  perpetuus,  perennis 
Perpetually,  fcmper,  perpcttto 
'Vo perpetuate,  petpctuo,  I. 
Peipttuatcd,  perpeluatus 
A  perpetuatingt  in  perpcuum  fane- 


PEH 

iPetfetuiiy,  perpetuitai,  3. 

To  perfkx  (confoond)    toriwy  ] 

(miz)permirceo«a»  (make  doubt 

foi)  incextumredd&«  (vo]TeK 

X.  tMgo,  3. 

Perplexed^  turbatUj,  coDfofui^  pQ 

plexus,  dubiosy  ibltcitus 
Perplexedly,  turbste^  pcipkxi 
Perplexity,  perturbatio.  3.  (of  mliiJ 

folicitudo,  3.  anxietas,  3. 
Aperquifite^  addicamentuaiy  i. 
To  per/ecnte,  affljgo,  3.  kiedar.li 
Perfecuttdf  perfecutioac  oppidte 
Perfecution,  perrecutio,  3, 
A  perfecutor^  oppugnatOTy  j, 
Perjevertnce,  perrevcraBday^ 
To  perfewre,  perfeirero.  X, 
Perjeyered  m^  coofbnter  iamMl 
Perjeveringf  pcrfcvcrant 
A  perfeven'^g,  perfeveraati%  x« 
Perfeveringfy,  conftanter 
To  perM,  pcrfift»,3. 
Aperffiimg,  perfeveiantia,  i.  coMw 

nriacia,  z.  .» 

Perfifting,  obftm^tm 
Aperfon,  homo,  3.  perroaa,  i.(c» 
tain  man)  quidam   (cerrais  «^ 
man)    qusdam    (of  titber  JH^ 
non  nemo,  mt,  c» 
Any  perfon,  quivit,  quiUbtt 
Perfcnadle,  venuftus  ^< 

Perfonage,   vir  cJarus  .^ 

Petfonai,  peribnalis  j 

Perjonality,  perfonalitas,  3.  '4 

Perfonqlly,  perfonalitery  perfe  A 
To perfonate,  perfooam  ioduSt*  ^ 
PerfpUuity,  perfpicuitat,  3, 
Perfpicuous,  perfpicuus,  ciaroi 
Perhicuoufly,  perffieoe.  plan! 
Perjpit  ation,  perfpiratio,  3^ 
To  perfpire,  perfpiro,  x. 
Perfuadable,  peKua/ibilia 
Toperfuade,  perfuadeo,  t« 
Pcrjuaded,  pcrfuaCus 


•I 

4 

p 

Jk= 


•ES  - 

fuaibr*  3. 
snvtbilis 

ypfrftut/hn,  perfnfio, 
nioa)  Miiii<s  3« 
ifficsx,  Hla(brio8 
I  TivUvsy  ftgUit  (Atocy) 
ocax   ((marC)    aftutus, 
:aikative)  loqoax 
perdneo^  {ptCto,  t. 
'y  pcrtinens 

pcrtinazy  obftinatos 
f,  obftiiiate 
^,  piertinacia,  u 
aptitudo,  3* 
itas,  idonens 
apti 

ttitM,  3«  audacity  i^ 
3.  loqaacitaty  3. 
,  pertorbatio,  3. 

penra4o»  3. 
Tveifas 

^raritaf,  3*  {of  noords) 
onim  interpteutio 
teroirfinefg^  pnTitas 

penrertOy  3*  deprayo, 
■Mwi^)  male  ioterpre- 

epraTatos 
corruptor 
,  depravadoj  3. 
penricax 
rvias 

•crlego,  3. 
ledus 

''»/'7>  pcricaio,  3* 
piJUmeatom,  2.  (-ate- 
imeatorum  opifex 
ia,3. 

CO,  <•  infeftoy  i« 
itus 


exatio,  3. 
fbferos 
peftUentxai  i* 


PHI 

F^lenf^  pefljleiuialf  peftilens 

Aptfik^  piftUlumy  2. 

A^yOfFeftfa,  i. 

To  hi  ha  pet,  ira(<i9r,  3. 

Apttticoat^  indafiaamuli^bre 

P«<i>,  lefts,  panma 

AfetiUon^  pcdtio,  «•  * 

To  petition t  fiipplko>  I.  petOy  3. 

PetU'tonedf  pedtut 

A  petitioner,  (upplex 

A  p^titiotUMgf  pctido,  3, 

Petitory,  petitorius 

To  petrify,  in  lapidem  coxiTCrtXre 

To  be  petrifyeeU  lapidcfcoy  3, 

A  pettlfiggers  leguleitn,  a, 

Pettijh,  iracondttt  » 

Petti/bwefs,  morefitas,  3, 

Pettitoes,  porcelli  pedes 

Petty^  panrusj  exiguus 

Petulancy,  petulanda 

Petulata,  petulant 

Petulantly,  petulanter 

A  pituet,  fttfi  extremitas 

A  pew,  fabfisllium  feptum 

Pewter,  ftannom,  2, 

Of  pewter,  ftanneus 

Apewterer,  ftannaritn,  2; 

ApbatUafm,  phantaTma,  3. 

Pbanta/iic,  ioconiHns 

Pbarifaieali  phanfaicaa 

pharmaceutical,  pharmaceudcus  . 

Pharmacy,  ars  medica 

The  phajes,  phafes 

A  pbenix,  phoenix,  3, 

A  phenomenon,  phaenomenooy  !• 

A  phial,  pbiala,  i. 

AphiloUg^er,  philologus 

Philology,  philoiogia,  !• 

A  philojopher,  pbiiofophus,  2* 

Phihfophical,  phiiofophictif 

iPbilofophicaUy,  philofophice 
To  philofophixe,  pbiiofophor)  x» 
Philofophy,  philofophia^-l  • 
Philtres,  phhtrst,/). 


P  I  C 

Phlebotomy,  phtebotomia,  t. 

Phlegm,  ^icuita,  I. 

Phlegmatic,  pituitofvt 

ApSrafe,  phraiis,  3. 

Phrafeology  I  iatdiBion 

Phrenetic,  ameos,  demeni- 

A  ^effjjr,  demcnda,  i. 

Tbepbtbijict  pkthifit,  3. 

PhtiijUeaJ,  phthifi  laborans 

A,  plilaB^p  DhyU€ttt\»m,  n. 

Phyfic  (the  Icience)  medicina,  f  • 
ars  medicinalit  (medicine)  m^- 
dicameoy  3.  (dofe)  potio  medica 

l^opbyfie,  medicameacum  prcfcri« 

PhyjSeal,  mediciAaiis  (nitaral)  phy 

fiCQS 

Pbyfically,  phyficS 

A  ptyfician,  medicus,  2« 

Pbffies,  phyfica,  pL 

Bbyfi^nomy,  pby^ognomia,  r» 

Pbyfioloiy,  phy6ologia,  I. 

ThephyXy  vttitus,  4. 

Piaiular,  piacularis 

A  pia9txa,  porticus 

'PfVtf  letter,  typi  media  foroue. 

A  pick-ax,  bipennif 

To  pick  tbefenfe  out,,  fcnfum  eliccie 
(or  choofe)  cligo,  3.  lego,  3.  {a- 
hone)  OS  cultro  rimari  {or  cleanfe) 
mundo,  i*  purgo,  i.  {or  gather) 
decerpo,  3.  {a  bole  in  one's  coal^ 
aliqueaa  redarguifre  {a  lock)  fe- 
ram  furtim  aperire  {a  pocket)  era' 
menam  furdm  fecare  {a  quarrel) 
rixae  caafam  quaeiere  {on^s  teeth) 
dentes  fcalpro  purgate  {out  m 
mark)  figna  commutare  (w0o/)U- 
nam  carpere  {or  (ireal)  rurripto,3« 
{or  trim)  exorno,  t.i-upa  Rvsli- 
hood)  arte  vitam  fuftingre  (up  4 
whore)  meretncem  ambirc  (-ij[> 

firengtb)  CQQValtCcO)  V 


PIE 

A  pki  lock,  inftrumentum  quo  fin 
fuitim  aperitur 

A  pickpocket^  mantictilarias,  a. 

A  ficktbanky  parafitus^  s. 

To  tlay  the  pukthank,    parafitor,  . . 

Picked  (ftarp  pointed)  acumiaatos 
(Sut)  excerpcuf,  fele^s 

A  picker  offuarrels,  Titilitig»tor,  3 

A  picking  but^  deJeant,  4,  (ele£do, 
3'  (*/')  collcaio,  2. 

JhWf(brine)faJAigo,s ,  (coadition) 
conditio,  3. 

To  pkklc,  muria  condire 

T'ukUdy  falitus,  eouditivu^ 

A  pickled  f0gui,  veterator,  3.  (« 
ptekled  herring)  haiec  conditaaea 

A  pickling,  eood  jtura  Talfa 

Piff,  deleaus,  fele^us 

Apiaure,  pidtura,  i.  effigiee,  ^« 

To  piihircy  or  drj*tOf  pingo,  3. 

FiSiuredf  dcJineatus 

'lo piddle  (trifle)  ineptio,4,  (in  ea- 
ting) ligurio>  4.  (or  do  ilightly) 
leviteragere 

Apiddlir^  Dugator,  3. 

A  pie,  ^rtotrea,  i. 

)*/>  (kmongft  printers)  indigcfta  ty 
porum  (liues 

A  pie  (bur.)  pira,  I. 

PiebalUd,  iTiaculatus 

Apiece  (p.4ri)  portiu,  3.  fruflum,  2 
«r  patch)  afTumentum,  a.  (wi&o/* 
piece  of  cloth)  panni  ccrta  quanti- 
tas  (in(!rumcnt)  inftnimeatunl,* 
N.  B.  P/>«  is  frequen'ly  omit- 
ted ia  the  l^atin,  as,  //  is  a  piece  of 

^giiS'^f:'*  negligentia  eft 

It  is  ailb  frequently  renHered  by 

the  diminutive  of  the   following 

itfbftantive,  as,  agellus,  a  piece  ef 

ground 

Piece  Is.  fometimes   ufed  to  ex- 
^*^  contempt,  ^^  rendered  by  a 


P  I  G 

dimiAQtivey  ^  Homnacalut^  'f"vr 

of  a  man. 

Sometimes  it  is  loft  in  tli«  fol- 

lowing  ibbftaotiTe,aad  needs  not  be 

taken  notice  of  in  the  Latitt^  ar 

Lignum,  apiectefvmd:  Opui^  a 

piece  tfwtrk, 

jlUof  a  piece,  fibi  conftans  (or  of  one 
colour)  uaicolor  {all  f  pieta) 
omnino  dilaceratus 

A  piece  of  antiquity,  monororot  u  m 
aotiquitatis  (a  broken  piece)  fr^g- 
mentutn,  2.  fragmea^  3. 

Peaccmeali  fraf^atim 

A  piem  (each)  finguli 

To  piece,  (mend)  refariio,  4. 

Pied  I  hepieSdlled 

To  pieree  penetro,  i.  terebro,  j. 
{: trough)  transfigo,  3.  {toith  a 
vfeapon)  perf^dere  (fet  a  broich) 
dolium  relmere  (as  cold)  uro,  i . 

Pierced y  terebratus ,  penetratu£ 
(through)  transfiaus(«»ith  a  wea- 
pon) perfofTus,  traje^us 

May  he  pierced,  penetranfius 

A  piercer  (perfon)  penetrator,  3  - 
(inftruir.cnt)  te.ebra,  1.  terebej- 
lum,  2. 

P.erringy  penetrant,  urens 

A  ptercutgf  penetratio,  3.  {with  a 
gimhUt)  terebratio,  3. 

Piercingly^  acriter,  vehementer 

Piety,  pietas,  3.  religio,  ^. 

A  pig,  porceilus,  2.  {harrow)  Fcr- 
res,  3.  Cfnv-)  fcrofu|a,  i.  ^fuck- 
ing) porcns  ladlens  {of  lead)jii4![t% 
plumbi  oblonga 

Topig,  porcelloft  parSre 

Of  a  pig,   fuarius,  porctnus 

^P'iflyy  ^uile,  3. 

Apigecn,  coiumbus,  2.  columba,  i. 
{•wo^d  )  palumbes,  3. 

Of  a  pigeon,  columbinus 


P  I  L 

A  p^Fiwt  lo^tf  loculameatuDi 

{  hat^e)   coIumbariuo)«  2.  (- 

cotumb^  cru^  mcodae 
^*gif^t  partuj 
A  piktt  iancta,  i«  h^ifta,  i.    (I 

luciiis*  2, 
Apihfier^  colvmella,  i. 
A  pilchard,  halecula,   1.  {wiadt 

Jfannel)  fafcia,  t, 
A  pile  (bf^ap)  moles,  3.  aoervos, 

(poff)  fublica,  1.  (^  wMOftri 

3.  [ofhMildiwg)  ihuffcaray  i. 

heraldry)  pila,  u  («ji  com)  avf 

facias  nummi 
TUptlirt,  hfemorrhoif,  3.  ficvty 
T&pHittp,  ac^rvoj  i.  aocooMii^ 
Piled  lipi  acervatii5^  con|liBf 
To  pilfer^  furripioj  4,     , 
Having pifflred,  fuffuTataf 
A  pilferer,  fuppiiitor,  3.  fiw,  ]• 
Pilfer it:gf  fiirai 
A  piiferjtTg^  furrcprio,  3, 
Ptlfinnglj,  furaciter 
Apilgfita,  pcregrifiua,  2* 
A  pilgrh$tage,  peregriDatio^  |* 
A  pi^fvg  ttp^  acervaiioj  j. 
Aji.i/,  piluJa,  1, 
To////;  ittfi^l 
Piila^f,  pracda,  t,  fpoliam,  2.  (I 

aftion)  direptio,  |»  vaftatio»  ] 
T^pilia^ey  Tajloj  r.  diripb>  I* 

kingdijm)  depectflor,  i. 
To  bcpUhgcdi  expiioTf  i.  TaAoTi 
PilLtgedj  fpot'atfls,  vaftjtiis 
A  piiis^cr,  dcpoputatOTj  3. 
A  pillaging f  fpoii^tio,  3. 
A  pi  liar f  colui^na,    i.    (its  A^ 

fca^us,  a*  (foot)  ftylobata,  !■ 
Pilhtt  (bur treses)  anJ:erida>,/A 
Pji/td  ^arlickj  timidui,  igoaflt 
A  pilHonf  ((.Wz  ferniAea 
KpiUnrji  pillciiuijij  a*       » 
Tq  piiiory^  nmnelli  coUum  iatltltf 


PIN 

bur,  pulYini  i^te£;aincA> 

lavis  gobernator 
redoris  aavi^^li  itrs^iniijin 
Xeao,  3. 
lenecinor,  I.' 
{faoM)  pafvu8>  tenuh  (pl- 
pemendus 

pdhila,  X.  (^ed)  lentigo^ 
icalarobra 
i^/csi  puilulatiii 
icoJa,  li    («f  fl  nmnde^if) 
feneus  {cryping-)  cilami- 
£flrA')embolHim,  %.  {reli 
rylindms    (or   peg)    pat- 
u  (^  veb)  C4tarii£^i,    1. 
mfiui  iffinaatnt)   verticil 
,  {fttft  or  cujbhrt)  fpinu- 

'** 

p  tf/rVr,  flocci  peodtf^ 

l<r,  fpimilarii^Sj  %» 

fqitaiDy  ft. 

amentum,  a« 

wtbapin)  fpinula  iig"re 
900^  paxillo  configure  (by 
)  cautione  obUgare  (sr 
I  injungo^  3*  Im  amih^r'i 
IteriuslenteAtianiti  {^me^s 
■  owe)  parafitor,  i ,  {up  a 
ireftem   fpinolii   coJIigere 

foU)  feptoindudffc 
>rcep«,  3. 

dlicatioy  3,  {of  prnff^fTu- 
lernutameati    ( necefii  ty ) 
u,  3*  fommae  augiiftije 
',  iieceflari<>,  fubit5 
it,  ad  extrcmum 
TelUco,   X.  F^^nio*    3* 

crucio,  I.  mOlellOj  1.  (rif 
DordeOy  2.  (as  cold)  ura, 
» 3«  (6«r o/'ifttf  %oagii^  ifc.) 
S  I.  (0r  hurt)  Isdaj  3. 
disre 


PIP 

*ro  ^f  pimhed  ^Ith  want,  inopu 
pf«ini  {with  huEger)  fama  ftiinu- 
kri  ' 

Fiiichid^  prclTus,  vdlicatus  (w/>i> 
huftgff]  fsiinelici|i  ' 

Fiiithing^  digiiis  tompriroens 

A piffth/e/Tttj,  perparcu* 

A  pifjdn'ie,  carmen  pindaricum 

A  Jiin*  i'rw,  pjnusj  1,  A  4.  {wifd-} 
ptriafkr^  2>  (ffppk)  nuz  pinea 

Oi  pin0j  pincus 

To  ft/w  (friei?c)  doico,  2,  mcereo,z. 
(fdngu.iji)  tabefio,  3.  (to  death) 
dolcire  moii 

P/W,  langucnr,  tabcfceni 

A  pimng  ateaj,  languor,  3.  tabes,}. 

ApJ»iony  ab,  ti  (qf  jw«/f<&)  rota 

Fkifns  (fetters)  eompedes,  pL 
To piiiioa,  maniciit  conftringSre 
Pimontdi  vindlus,  conftridus 
A  pink  [flower)   caryophyllumi  2. 

(fmali  fhipj  naficula,  i, 
Pink^vfd,  pieius 
To  p'ini;,  perforo,  I.    [with  the  e^e) 

Pinhdf  pcrforJtUS 

A  piaAittgf  perforsitio,  3* 

A  pinnace f  phafeLus^  a.  paro,  3. 

Aplnn^rie^  P'finj^,  p|.  faftigium,  2, 

(pr  height  af  honour)  fummus 

gjadus 
ApJ^neFf  c^ipical  mtiliebrc 
A  ^/ifff  fexcariua,  %.  pinta,  I* 
A  phncer^  cunicularjus 
Pioffjfj  poicnsa,  i, 
Fhtitt  pi^^i  rehgiofui 
Fimfyt  pi^i  religioie 
l^bepipj  pituita,  i* 
Apipt  macuUj  i«  nota,!* 
A  pipfy  Bftula,  I,   tibia,  f.  (^^f-) 

fiftuU  utriciUarU  {cmduit*)  cana* 

lis,  4.  [^{^pr-]   Opho,  3.  t/«r 
I 


PIT 

/cS^jcceJ  tubus  (dfvnHe)  cadut,  2* 
doliom,  2. 
7^^'  vritidpipef   gurgulio,  3.  gula,c 
1  0  piptf  liftula  cao^re 
Apipir^  tibicen,  3.   {bag*)  utricu- 

laHuSj  1. 
A  pipit^t  cantio  fiftularis 
Piping  haft  calidiffimus 
A  pipkin,  ollula,  I. 
Apippitii  malum  pe(ifivm 
Pi^udtifi  pyngens,  ;ccr 
ApifMfj  rixa,  I.  jurgium,  2* 
Ta  bjive  a  piquet  alicui  irafci 
Piraryf  pkatica^  x.  prsdatio,  3* 
A  pirate,  pirata,  x.    * 
Piratical  J  praedatorius 
A  pijmlrf^  formica,  x, 
^uU  &f  pi/mi  res  f  formicpfut 
Pifjt  urina,  i,  lotium,  2« 
Fift  burnt,  lotio  inoftus 
To  pi^i,  melo,  3.  mingo,  3.  (blood) 

fangujnem  urina  emittere  {upona 

pir/bn^  01  contemn)  contemno;3t 
Apifi-patj  matula,  !• 
Apijitigt  m  i  flora,  .X. 
A  pific^^  fdoppus  minor 
A  ptfl^kj  feptemdecim  folidi 
A  pi  ft  fo^a,   X.  puteus,  '2.   (dent) 

imprcffiOi  3.  ve(ligium  digiti 
A  ftitfalit  fovea,  i» 
Tbi  pit  tyf  the  ftomacb,  vertriculus 

ftomachi  (of  a  theatre)  orche* 

Fif^iB^l^  carbo  fofSHl 

Clay  pit,  ^rgillctum,  2«  (coai-)  fo* 
dina  carhonariat  x.  (gravel-)  fa- 
bulerom^  2.  (faud')  fodina  are- 
na ri  a  {hattomUfs)  abyflus,  2* 

Of  a  pit*  putealis 

To  go  pit  a  patf  celeriter  palpitare 

Fttib^  piifj  «5,  f.3. 

Topifch,  picoyi.ptce  il!inerc(throw 
jicio,  3,  projlclo,  -^  ^>aX  dwiti!\. 

Jl    3  ^^^YA 


P  L  A 

J«poKO,3.  (fr^figo,  3  (orpavv) 
pavioy  4«  (-r'na)  caftramctor,  i- 
{or  fail  ^*r)  prxceps  laerc  (ftr 
thoir)  de!  g^.  '3.  {ufMm  a  time) 
(empus  conftitoere  \-a  na)  re:c 
irnderc  («r  al  gbt)  dekendo,  3. 

A  ^>(i&  (bigRcfs)  nugnitado,  3. 
fiatura,  i.  (meafure)  modus,  2. 
(extreme)  extrtmitas,  3. 

7i&*  /i/f^  c/"*!  ^7^,  dims,  «• 

i'/>r£«^,(nceatus( paved)  pavimeota- 
tot  (thrown)conje£his  (alighsr  tf ) 
dolaprus(  -8r^M)fta(us,conft  itutvs 

^^tcbedhattlet^upikz  &zUt\M{-camf) 
fiativa  ca/^ra 

A  pitcher,  lageoa,  i«  ampbere,  i. 

A  fitebfort,  mer;^  i. 

i*  /c^,  piceos 

Like  pitch,  picinos 

J'iteom,  mifericort  (miferable)  mi- 
ferabilis,  mifer 

Piteeujlyf  miferabiliter 

J*ith,  medulla,  i,  {0/  $rces,  Uc,) 
afbornoin,  >• 

Pithihff  oervoie 

Jt'itby  (full  of  marrow)  meduila  a- 
bundans  (neivout)  nejvofus 

PUbynefi,  robur,  3, 

Pitiablep  xnifentiooe  dignus 

Pitiful \  fct piteous  (lamentable)  Juc- 
tiso(u8,  acerbns 

PififuJ/y,  mifcrl 

Pitifubufs,  mifericordia,  i,  (mean« 
nefs)  exiguiras,  3. 

Pltilejsf  crude  lit,  durus 

A  pitiauce,  inodiciim,A. 

Pitted,  notatus 
Pituitouij  pituitofus 
Pity,  miiericordia,  i. 
To  p.'ry,.miferior,  2. 
A  pix,  pixif,  3. 
^epizxie,  Qcrvus,  a. 
J^^^/r,  ;)jacab  lis,  exorabJis. 
A^4mi^  Joeys,  2,  (fro&ie)  munuf,  \ 


P  L  A 

magiftrat«s,4.  (parage  in  a  book) 
locus,  X.  («r  d^itel  oHo^  3. 

Im  pUit  of,  vice,  paro  {-Moeher 
place)  alibi  {-^ place)  alirubi, 
uP^nam  {-every  place)  obique 
{-Uai  place)  ijlic,  ibi  (-jCniw 
place)  ibidem  {-this  place)  hie 
UoQpiace^  oafquam  {-what place 
hn'fr)  obiconquie,  ttbi^s 

Sy  fcmf  place,  aHqaa(.this  plaee)hac 
(-ih^tpiace)  iliac (.ioi«r^Aicr)qua 

Fi^m  this  place,  bine  {^hat  place) 
ilbnc  (-the  fame  place)  ab  eodem 
loco  {-Jome place)  aliconde  {yohat 
piau  f)  unt  e  ?  {what place  foever) 
uode  cunque  {-place  to  place)  hoc 
illuc,  oitro  otioqoe 

Infomeplau,  aliqu6  {-aaother  place) 
alio  {-the  fame  place)codem  {-this 
place)  hoc  (-/^f  pla^e)  illuc 
{-what  place  p.)  quo  ? 

Towards  what  place,  quoHom  (-/A« 
place)  horfum  (-/«  other  place) 
aliorfom 

To p/are,\oco,  i.  colloco,  i.(-^^/ji) 
r^pono,  3,  {6 f fore)  prKpono,  3. 
{bebina)  poftpono,  3.  (-/r^)arto, 
I.  (-««/)  el oco.  I, 

^  giving  place t  ccflio,  3, 

Tn  bo  placed  \n  view,  in  oculls  cfle, 
robconfpe£ka  efle 

Placed,  locatus,  poiitos  {-againfl) 
oppoiiiQS  (becweeo)  iuieijedtus 
{-out)  elocatos 

Flacrd,  placidvs 

A  p  'acin7,  locatio,  3.  {Utioeen)  in- 
lerpof'tio,  3. 

.\  j'hgiary,  plaglarius,  1. 

Hi  plague,  peflis,  3.  peftilentia,  i. 
(fore  calamity)  lues,  3. 

To  plague  J  crucic,  j.  vexo,l.  (-««r*f 

folf)  fe  affliftare 
Having  the  plague,  infe^as 
F.aguid,  cruciatus^  vexatbt 


PLA 

A  fiaicc,  pfitta,  i. 
Piaim  (even)  pianos,  ieqvof 
mfeft)evidcn«,m«iifeftBt(h( 
fincervs  (open)  apertos  (wi 
ernameiir)uiornatos  (fimple 
p  ex,  roa  diffimnlatos 
Plain,  (adv.)  diftinai 
To  mskeplaim,  explaao^  i. 
To  be  plain,  pateo,  l.  ^ 
//  it  plain,  patet,  conf^t 
A  pUio,  plana  faperficies 
Plain:  d,  dedolatua,  complaoati 
Plainly,  plane,.  nMoifcfle,  er 
ter,  explanat^  diftin^c(fiii 
fimpliciter  (openly)  apert^ 
lam 
PUumufs,  perfpicuitas,  3.  (firi 
nefs)  fimplieiUt,  3.  (Imouthi 
plantties,  5.  levitas,  3, 
To  plain  ifct  complaim 
A  plaintiff,  accofator,  3. 
hp!a:jSer^  emplaftmsi,  2« 
To  plaifter  (^  y8r^)^mplaftnMn 
ponere  {toithlime)  gypfo,  1. 
Plaiflered,  gypfatus 
Aplaifterer,  czmentarios,  2, 
A  plait,  plica,  t.  finus,  4. 
TopLit,  plico,  I, 
Plaited,  pJicatus 
A  plaiter^  plicator,  3. 
k  plaiting,  plicator*,  r« 
¥ui:  of  plain,  finuMua 
A  plan,  exemplar,  3, 
Of  planetree,  plataninut 
A  plane  (tool)  runcina,  u 
A  planet,  planeta,  i. 
Planetary,  fideralis 
Planet'pruck,  fideratns 
A  plaining,  dedolacio,  j, 
A  plank,  tabula,  i.  affis,  S« 
To  plank,  contabolo,  f,  J 

A  planking,  contabulatio,  3.*  \ 
A  plant,  plaoU^  u  virgultlODyl 


PL  A 

anto,  I.  fere,  3.   (-tf- 

rOy  3.  (tf  caunti)  tor- 

tifpOBJ&e  (tf  ^/Swj^)  CO- 

nftitu&e  {a  vineyard) 

Itito^ 

nligo,  3. 

.colouia,  I.  (of  trees) 

»»a. 

otatiu,   fatus   (  aieutY 

twtem)  interfitus  {witb 

fts)  confeminalis 

ed,  fadvut 

»r,  3,  plantator,  3. 

plantatio,  3.  (of  vines) 

•pagatio 

ckj  pafliiittm,  2. 

w)  tondeo,  a.  {with 

«»g<>.  3« 

Btahis,  arperfuf 

fperfioy  3. 

s  fre^aeni 

:us 

tmd,  agcllut 

n^$  3« 

ico,  I.  intcxo,  3. 

id  filvcr  veflels)  aurea, 

ea  Taia  (chafed)  to- 

«/,  lamina,  i.  lamella 

chcr)  fciitella,  i« 

iKtSre  lamina 

atot 

rcuJarify  3. 

nlcut  (-love)  amor  k- 

inipolusy  1. 

inipolatim 

f>lae 

s»  implexuf 

IS,  2.  catinus,  2. 

ipHcatio,  3. 

fibilis 

tufihlene*s,  ▼couftas^3. 

^,  decore 


PL  A 


P  LE 


A  play,  ludus,  2.  lufas,  4.  (jMi/iC')\Pi!tyed  on,  polfas  ^ 

fpe£laculum   (/fii|^^-)  fabula,   M,lAf>layer,hi{orf$*i'C»abmf)ei 
'  "    '*   *  ithij 


comcedia,  i.  (-/foir/^)  theatrum, 
{'feltaw)  collufor,  3-  ^^tbingt) 
crepundia,  //. 

Belongingto  flay^  Itiforius 

Full  of  play ,  ludibuodos 

To  play,  ludo,  3.  {at  bowls)  globum 
iniltere  {-away  money)  p*cuniam 
lufu  perdere  (  before)  prxludc,  3. 
{at  ball)  fi\\9  ludere  (  'the  cbila) 
pueriliter  fe  %txht{-tbe  bey)  ado- 
lercenturio,  4,  (-at  cards)  cbar- 
tis  IvidSre  {-tbe  coward)  tergum 
dare  (an  engine)  machinam  ex- 
cercSre  (at  odd  and  even)  par  im- 
par  lodcre  (faft  and  loofe)  praeva- 
ricor,i.  {with  a  thing,  or  do  it 
eafly)  facit^  efficifrey  ludiiicor,i. 
(as  cannon)  emitti  (-atfncing) 
digladior,  i.  (-the  fool)  ineptio,4. 
nugas  9i%lxt(-ajuregame)tz^xt 
agJSrc  (-on  the  harp)  citharam 
puKare  {on  a  fiddle)  fidibut  ca- 
nSre  {-at  hazard)  alea  ludere 
{-the  hypocrite)  fimulare  picta- 
tem  {'the  knave)fA\\o,  3.  defrau- 
do,  I.  {often)  lofito,  i.  (-one^s 
part)  officium  praefhire  {or  vi- 
bratc)^ibro,  x.  (-the pbilofopher) 
philofophor,  i.  (-the  thief)  fu- 
ror, I.  {'bis pranks)  nequiter  fa- 
cere  {'fweetlj)  moduior,  i,  (-at 
tennis)  pili  palmari  ludere  {-to- 
gether) colludo,  3.  (-tricks)  dolos 
verfare  ('truani)tmzntOy  s.ceflfo, 
I.  {-the  tyrant)  fayio,  4,  {^upon 
one)  alicui  illudSre  (-upon  an  in- 

firuwunt)  cano,  3,  pulfo,  i,  per- 
fono,  I.  (-/i&^  wairl9ff)-lafcivio,4. 
{-the  wharc)  fe  ptoftitu&e   {the 
whore  majler)  mochor,  I. 
To  keep  in  play^  moror,  i . 


rathifta,  i.  {of  tricks)  pmftigia- 
tor,  ^,  (on  the  flojge)   hiftrioy  3/ 
(with  jwrds)  gladiator,  3.  la- 
oifta,  I. 
Of  a  ftage placer,  htftricips 

Playing,  ludcns 

Belonging  to  playing,  Ittforius 

A  pleying  place^  iuionum,  2. 

ApAta,  placitum,  1.  (excufe)  excQ'- 
iatio,  3. 

To  plead,  caufas  agJSre  {-for  one)  a- 
liquem  defendere  (-^ainft)  con- 
traaliquem  caufam  dicere(^/7rjf) 
crimen  fateri  ('notgniby)  crimen 
negare  (-ijprartfvcr)  ignorantiKf* 
excofatione  defendere  (-byccvin) 
prxvaricor,  !• 

Pleaded,  allegatus 

A  pleader,  advocatut>  2.  orator,  t* 

A  pleadings  caufse  di&ie>  or  ae« 
fenfio 

Pleafanti  amoenus,  gratus  (-fweet) 
dulcis,  fuavit  (merry)  feftivut, 
hilaris  {in  Mfcowfe)  lepidut,  fi- 
cetut 

To  grow pleafant,  hilarefco|  3* 

To  make  pltafant,  exhilaio,  x. 

Pleafant  faying,  facetis,^/.  (-^mmtTs) 
deliciae,^/,  dapet,  cupediaBy^/. 

yery  pleajant,  amoeBiflimat 

Pleafantly,  jiicund^,  lepidi 

PUafantntfs^  ameenitas,  3.  jacondi- 
ta«»  3.  {infpeech)  lepor,  3.  (in 
tnanners)  comitas,  3.  urbankat,3« 

Pleafantry,  jocofa  dkacitas 

To  pleafe,  placeo,  2.  complaceo,  2. 
(or  delight)  obledo,  l,{ontsJelf}, 
voluptatem  capere  {or  humour 
one  y  alicui  obiequi  (by  fatrifiee) 
placo,  I.  propitioy  x. 
jPleafed,  dele£tat\is,  o\Ae£UX>M 


P  L  E 

jfa^d  to  he  f  leafed,  nuorofus 
Nat  to  be  pitafnd,  iinplac^bilU 
Jt  pUafetbt  placet 
Tlea/ing^  gratus,  jucundus. 
A  plecying^  %fZtificd^t\Of  3* 
Fleafir^nefi,  amoenitas,  3. 
FUaJuridtlej  (rratuSj  jucunduS 
JPUaJure  (dd'ght)  voluptas,  3.  dc- 

kc>aii6,   3.   dele^  amen  turn,   2. 

(will)  arbitrium,  2.  (fervice)  be- 

neficium,  2.  g*^atia,  i. 
Oi pleasure t  voluptarius 
A  fkafure  hoat,  thalamegos 
To  p/eafure,   (or  do  a  favour)  g'ati- 

£cor,  !•  (or  humour)  morigeror, 

I.  (or  accomoiodate)  accommq  • 

^  I.  (or  take  pleaiure  in)  de- 

laaor,  I. 
Pkafured  tvUb^  accommodatus    ' 
Doing  a  pieafure,  benignui 
P/eMatty  plebeius 
AplKdgt  (pawn)  pignus,  3.  (proof) 

teflimonium,  2.  (furety)  prars,  3. 

vaa,  3. 
To'pledge  (pawn)  pignero,  i.   (in 

drhking)    pr<>pinantl  vices  red* 

dgrt 
Tkdgeiy  pignorj  oppofitas 
A  piedgety  peniculus,  2* 
A  ptedglng,  pigooratio,  3. 
Plenary^  perfe£Vus,  planus 
A    pl-pii^otentiary^    plena  poteftate 

inflru^ui 
Plenitudcy  plenitude,   3. 
i^kntecui^  abiindan?,  coplofut 
*Vo  bt  plenteous,  dhxxMO,  I, 
Plentecujl:^  aKundantcr,  copiolJ 
Pientecujnejiy  copia,  J, 
PlentifbU  afflucns,  copiofus(-/j&cw«-) 

Jarpus  iniber 
Plentifully y  uhcrtitn,  copio{c 
P/er.tifuirtfz,  plentyy  €Opi^,  I.  abuo- 

dantia,  i.' 
^^/Tif^Pj  n»^w  frumciiU'JOU- 1 


P  L  O 

mcrui  (of  honey)  vis  maxima 
mellis  (of^  tvords)  orationis  flu- 
men  ■  copia  verborom  (of  leaves) 
fdicrum  hixuria  (of  furniture) 
multa  fupellez 

Fhhoric^  plethoricus 

ApMtUry,  plethora,  i, 

Apkuufy,  pleuritis^  3. 

Pkurirkj  pleuriticus 

PuM^  flexiiis,  flexibilis,  trafta- 
biJj-j  farilip,  manfuelus 

PiiaJ^ft^/t  of  temper,  facilitas,  3, 
(&r  hooding)  fiexibilitas,  3, 

To  hi  }lljnt,  obliequov,  3, 

Tugy^upltttnty  lentefco,  3. 

To  ifmke  pliant,  emollio^  4.  1 

F/Ja^snels'f  ((&t pliablenefs  \ 

Afh'ghtj  ffatusj  4.  conditio,  3.  (of^ 
boify)  hdbitudij,  3.  habitus,  4.     j 

Afiitifh^  plinrljus,  2.  j 

To  pi,  J  J  fedulo  operam  navare         1 
Aploddtrj  fcdulus  I 

A  //s/  (ccnipii^cy)  confpifatio,  3. 
(d:  I'lgo)  coiiciJIum,  a.  rjtio,  3. 
[<f  a  tuilditig)  ichnographia,  i, 
{^fthefrtfif  of  a  building)  orrho- 
g  a^hiJiii*  (of  ground)  agellus,2. 
art-t,  t, 
Ta/>j'-/   (confult)  conAiltOi  i.  con- 

l^^i't)  CDnfpiro,  I. 
Fhtted^  dcfignatus 
A  plotter,  conjuratus,  2. 
Aplsfthgj  confpiratio,  3, 
Tob  f/Gtfingf  machinor,   i. 
\  plif^'P^i\    aratrcm,    2.    (joiner's 
to'^l)  pUnulaad  oras  afTerum  f^ri- 
■nd  1  {man)  arator,  3.  agricola, 
J.  {-Jbare)  vomer,  3.   (-handle) 
(Iba,  I,  ('Jfaff)  ruUa,  i.  {-land) 
arvqm,  z* 
^hLrb  cxfrt,  triones,  pi. 
TopUugl,  aro,  I.  fulco^  i, 
Fl9ughcdj  aratus 


P  L  U 

,Mtyi  bepbugbtdi  arabilb 
ApUugUfigy  aratio,  3* 
Aplucb^  txUypL 
Ttpluck,  vello,  J.  Tellko,  i. 

funder)  di vello,  3.  (-dbwii)di 

3'  (-^ow)  abftraho,  3*  (-jkn 

flores  carpcre  ('^  decerpo 

(-out  eyes)  o<fdl6s  effbdere  (-ij 

/£>«  roott)  eradico^  i»  (-tf^ 

fe  colligere 
Plucked  afitnder,    dtvulfus   (Jr 

ereptus,    avulfus    (  out)   en 

('Up  by  roots)  eradicatoa    . 
A  plucking  away,  avulfio,  j.  (- 

evrlfio,  3.  ('Up  by  tbirotti)tM 

patio,  3. 
A  plug,  clxvus  ligneu^  cutwM 
A  f'um,  prunum,  2. 
plumtree,  prunus,  i,f 
plumage,  fertum  piumatile 
A  plumb-line,  amuflis,  3.  Iib«l»a 
To  plumb,  opus  ad  libdltm  ' 

gcre 
Plumbean,  plumbeus 
A  pfume  offea-hers,   apex  pluflltf 
To  plume  ;   (ec  to  f^rip,  adtrn 
A  plummer,  plumbarios,!. 
Aplumni.i  (ui'ca  by  btiildcr»)l« 

ad  lihcllam  penfilis 
Plump,  nitidus,  obefus 
To  plump  up,  tumeO|  %%  inftfl^  V 
plumped  up,  i-^flatus 
Plumpnefu  nit  or,  3,  venufla^  1 
Plunder,  pratda,  i   rpolium,!. 
To  plunder,  praedior,  i,  pecol^i 

fpolio,  I.  vafto,  I.  depopnkHy* 
Plundered,  fpoliatusy  vaftatBS 
A  plunaerer,  prxdator,  3.  vaM 
A  plundering,  rpo]iatio,3.  vaftiP 
A  plunge,  innmetBo,  3.  (ortttd 

difHculias,  3,    '  '  " 
To  plunge,  immergo,  3,  ad  b|i 

redigi  (-often)  mv(o^  !•  (^^^ 

urino^  I. 

PJv 


O  I 


P  O  I 


nt,  AibmeHbs  Pmgiuna^  piungens,  aculeatus 

rgeai  A/0iVar^pugiOy  3. 

Dcrfio^  3.  ifiuneriio  'A/>0fff/,  punAuiii,!.  (^r  cafe)  caufa, 

I.  ftatus,  4.  caput,  3.  lucus,  3. 
Gtas,  3«  (tfr  chief  matter)  caput,  3.    (-f^ 

1  beneficia  ecclefia-        Una)  cafus,  4.    {•of  land)    pro- 
Kcapata  montoriuin,   a.    (^r  fubjeft   ii 

ter  hand)  ar^mentum,   ».   res>   }. 

Ulofus  ex  piHa  c<m-       confiliuoi,  %,  {iu  tahles)  punc- 

tum,  2. 

flefto,  3,  (give  a*  The  point  {cf  a  nek)  vertex,  3.   ca- 

(-/o  bvfintji\  ope-        cumerK,  3,  (o/'a  weapon)  cufpis, 

urge)  turgco^  %.  3.  mucro,  3.  ^cies,  5,  (c/<f  J-*^, 

liAor  ^c. )  gnomoii93 .  (  -<  ^  '^«  ccwtpaft) 

Tentorum  diverfi  tradlus  {of  the 
3*  matter)  cardo  rei 

maticus  In  point  of,  rtCpcA^ 

aaiatica,  pL  At  the  pointy  jam  jamqoe 

lo,  I.  (or  kill  game  Point  blank,  prsecife 
ta  venatione  uti       A  nice  point,  fcrupulus,  s. 
ovum  forbile  To  point  (or  iharpen)  acoo^  3.  (at) 

icita  venatione  uti-       monftro,  i.  digitis  defignoit.  {or 

djftingaiih  by  pointi)  iaterpongo, 
tio  illicita  3.  {a  cannon)  tormentum  diri- 

I.  gcrc 

arum  veiHgia  Pointed,  acatuf,  cufpidatus  (at)  di- 

lico  afFc^tts  gito  monftratua  (in  writing)  in- 

venereus  terpunflas  ' 

,  ^4  ]oculus,a.  {-of  A  pointer  (dog)  cams  fubfidens 
(acchus  A  pointing,  punAato,  3,  {ai)  indi- 

ilia  condere  (hide)       catio,  3. 
affront)   contuinc-   Pointlefs,  hebes,  obtufos 
•c  Topoife^  pondero,  1.  pendo,  3. 

Kpoile^  pondus,  3.  {equal  )  aequi- 
3»  pcndium,  1. 

fifl,  3.  poetica,  r.  .  Poifed,  ponderatus,  penfus 
vat«y3.  {paultry-y  Poifot^  venenum,  x.  virus,  3, 

To poifon,  veneno  toUere  {or  cor- 
i  rupt)  depravo,  i .  vitio,  I .  (  itbingt 

I.  viitbout  life)  veneno  inficere 

eticas  Poi fined,  veneno  infie^tus 

A^yoir^r,  ven«ficus,  a*  j 

Apoifoning,  vene^cium,  a. 


:o,  I« 
itai,  $• 


[Poifonouj,  veaeaofus,  rJruJeatus 


POL 

A  poke,  fac^uifi.  faccolas 
To  poke,  digito,  &c.  explorare 
*A  poker,  tatum  adignem  cxltan* 

dum 
Polar,  polaris 
A  pole,  perticy,  i.  {in  the  bemmtt\ 

polos,  a.  mtindi  cardo  {watef 

man's)tm6ctf  3.  contut,a<  {htmt^ 

ing)  venabidumy  2.(-Mr]  bipeft- 

nis,  J.  fecorfs,  3. 
A  polecat,  putoriua,  a* 
PolemCrpoUmical,  p^lemicos^  ^ 
Policy  (art  of  governing)  pclitia*  I* 

(counfel)  conftliom,  a.    (cnfc) 

calliditas,  3.  aftutia,  i.  (ftrau- 

gem)  ftratagema,  3* 
A  policy  (of  afliirance)   fyngrapha 

qua  cavetor 
Apolijb,   polttora,  a. 
To polifii  limo,  f .  polio,  4, 
Polifhed,  politus,  limatns 
Apoli/ber,  polio,  3. 
Polite,  tlcgans,    politns,    excoliaa, 

comptus,  concinnos,  oinatus,  ur- 

baiius 
Politenefs,  urbanitas,  3.  civili^>  %• 
Politic,  aflutus,  callidus 
Politici^  politia,^/. 
Political,  poUticus 
A  politician,  politicorom  pentui 
PMckly,  aftut^,  callide 
Polity,  politia,  i.  .     ' 

The  ppll  (head)  <aput,  3,  (lift  of 

votes)  fu^ragantium  catalogut 
A^d//,  ele^io  viritimfa6ta 
PelUmoncy,  capitatio,  3. 
To  poll  (flic«r)  tondeo,  a.  {for  ma* 
gifiratesf  &c,)  fuffragium  viutim 

dare 
A  pollard  tree,  arbor  caedoa 
I  Polled  (clipped)  tonfus 
To  pollute,  polluo,  3.  corrumpo,  3» 
Polluted,  coiLUimTiil\i% 
A  ^uliii]^,  ^UtatoR)  Y^Wa^^Q^  V 


POP 

To/©//,  lapidibus  petere 

Aif$/tron,  ignavus,  timidus 

P^fygatfy,  polygamia,  i. 

Afo/y/roft^  polygonia,  i. 

Apolyput,  polypus,  i.  or  &//>,  m* 

A  pcmegranate,  malum  granatum 

To  pommel^  pugno  dimulcere 

^^ pommel,  ephippii  orbiculus 

Pomp^  pompa,  1.  fplcndor,  3.    . 

Pompoutt  fplcndidus,  ffiagnificvs 

Pompoitfly,  fplendide,  maghific^ 

Pompoufne/sy  pompa^  i, 

A  poffd^  ftignuiD,  a,  lacus,  4.  (for 
fjh)  pifcina,  i. 

maffiponi,  pifcinalis 

To  pinder ;    fee  to  meditaU,  think 

Ponderous,  ponderofus^  gravis 

Pcnderoufiy,  graviter 

Ponderoit/nefi,  gravitaa,  J, 

A  poniard,   pugio^  3. 

Pontic,  ponticui 

Apcn^ijr,  pontifex,  3. 

Pontifical,  pontificalia 

A  pontifical,  ritualis  poiitificixuil 

Pontificate,  pontificataSf  4. 

A  ponton f  ponto,  3. 

A  pony,  equulus 

A  pool  ^  (tt  pond 

^be  poop,  puppis,  3. 

Topocp,  lubmifl^  pedere 

Poor  (in  circumftances)  pauper,  in- 
opsy  egeas,  humUis,  tenuis  (bar- 
ren) aridus,  jcjunus^  frigidus 
(mean)  vilis,  Ibrdidus,  mifer 
(lean)  macer,  maciienrus,  ma; 
cic  confe£tus(rrifling)nEialus9  ler- 
givcrfa^s 

*TQbepf>or,  egco,  », 

To  make  poor,  depaupero,  I.  (to  be 
made  poor)  ad  inopi^m  rcdigi 

poorly,  mi  fere,  t<'nujter,  male 

Poorngfi,  paupertasS-  egeftas,  3.  (of 
ground)  fterilicas,  3. 

?^/S*  /iKfi^  /^  jgavt^f  ori  indSrc 


PO  R 

(•^ff^  g^^\  fcloppum  difplodere 

(-out)  fubito  egredi  ("OUt  a  merd) 

temere   verbum  eflfutire  (unte  a 

place)  Aibit*  ingredi 
Apop'gufif  fcloppus,  2* 
l^be  pope,  papa,  a»  m. 
The  popedom,  papatas,  4. 
Popery,  papifmus,  1. 
Pc^ijo,  papalisy  pontifieiut 
^taplar  tree,  populus,  2. 
0{ poplar,  popuieus 
Apopi.eu  pupa  J  !• 
P^ppy,  papaver,  3. 
Oi poppy,  papavereus 
Poppy  coloured,  papaveratus 
Poppy  juice,  meconium,  z« 
The  populace,  plebs,  3*  vulga8>  2* 
Popular  (vulgar)  vulgaris,   slebeias 

(pleafing)    popularif,  vulgo   ac- 

commodatus 
Popularity,  popularitas,  3* 
Popularly,  populariter 
Populous,  populo  frequent 
Populoufnefs,  popuU  frequentia 
Porcelain,  vafa  porcellanea 
A  porcb,  ponicus,  2.  (of  a  cbuni) 

Veftibulum,  2. 
A  porcupine,  hiftrix,  3. 
A  pore,  porui  %.  meatus,  4. 
Tu  pore,  attentids  confiderare 
Port,  caro  fuilla 

A  poKket,  pOrcellus,  2.  r(efreodi8,3. 
Porous,  poris  abundans 
Porofity,    or  poroujneft,  qualitas  rei 

poris  abundantis 
Porphyry,  porphyrites,  a,  m, 
Theporpoije,  or  porpus,  turfio,  3, 
PorreEiion,  porreftio,  3. 
Porrige;  (tc  pottage 
Porrige  pott  olla,  i.  cacabus,  2« 
^porringer,  fcutella,  I. 
A  port,  portus,  2. 
I  Port  ivine,  vinum  rubmin 
I'j^he Port^  aula  Turcica 


PO  S 

Having  maty  fortt^  portooTi^. 
Port,  geftas,  4.  vitCf  ^. 
Pertaikf  portabilis 
A  portal,  porticos,  4. 
A/orfaii/rV, 'poru  clsaia 
To  portend,  pnefagioi  4* 
A  portent ;,  lee  om^ 
A  porter  (at  a  gate]  jiiutor>  V 

ariu3,2  (carryitsg  lurtbem)\K{ 
Porterage,  baiulorum  mercd 
Portholes,  ftneftellae 
A  portico  i  (ce  portal 
A  portmanteau f  hypopera^  I* 
A  portion  ((bare)  portioy  p  Ai 

pars,    3.    (in  marruge)  4m 

(to  live  upon)  peco1ioiny>. 
Having  a  portion,  dotata 
To  fMtrtion,  doto,  I .  (or  dllHQi 

tior,  4«  diftribuo,  3. 
Pottlitiifif  corjyoris  digatal   ^ 
Portly,  corporis  djgiiitate.|ad| 
To  pifi  I  fetp^isTiit 
A  pafyf,    ftorum  ftTdcvIiit  (j 

rf>:^)  ajuiuJi  fymboljUB 
A  pofitiott,  (placing)  locttlOit 

litiOi  3«  Hiut,  4.  (tbefis)  tP 
Pafiti'vf^  pofitiviii^  ceftnt  [-•( 

nar,  coofidens 
Pofitively,  praecife 
Pofitivenefk,  pefvicadat  !• 
To  Poffe/s,  poffideo,  2.  Ocai| 

(before)  praeoccupo,  J» 
PojMed,  poflefTuSyOccnpttBifi 

efiate)  hsreditate  fnieiii(lj 

fpin't)  a  daemone  obfefliii 
Bojfejfion,  poiTeffio,   3.  (fy/H 

tion)  ufucaptios  3.  (in  tnfl 

feflio  fiduciaria 
^"poffejponpf^i^txie^ 
Poffejfive,  pafTelT.vus 
Apopffour,  poireflbr,3.  JWBl 
A  pofftt,  lac  vino  cotgolatuB 
Pojfbiltty,  poffibilitas,  3. 
Pojfible,  poOiblUs 


tiiy  3.  (office 
,.  Tibtion)  ftatioy. 
I  (letter  carrier) 
{'hgr/i)  veredus, 
idorum  ftatio 
acceflttt  propior 
inim  praefe£hi8 
cupai^  (or  make 
(owe  for  a  ccwara) 
im  alicui  palam 
in  libmiB  tranf- 
^Mc placet)  pub- 

4  locatm 

ono,  3* 

tut 

r 

es  pofterior^ 

oref,^. 

oftica 

umus 

ti  adiditamentum 

rum  pracdu^r 

Utum,  2. 

jpoTitiQ  {of  mind) 

tffain)  conditio,3, 

2.   olla,  1.   (/I; 

aquarius 
r,  ollarii 
ondire  , 

I  ad  (aponem  con- 

cMnbibo,  3*(«^») 
.  (-i^^i)  olera^/. 
Uatea  (-ladJeJ  ru- 
d)  operculum^  2. 
I. 
cofiis 

ft- 

>  I* 

^ent 


P  O  U 

Potentate^  princeps,  3, 
fotential,  potentialis 
A  potter,  turba,  i. 
A  potion,  potio,  3. 
fettage,  jus,   3.  jorcolum,  s.  (of 
harUy)  ptifana,  i.    (thick)   pul- 
msntarJQin,  2. 
Of  pottage,  pulmentarit 
A  potter,  figulusy  2. 
Belonging  to  a  pvtter,  figulinus 
A  pottle,  qaatuor  librz  li^uidorum 
Potvlent,  potuleojtus 
A  pouch,  pera,  i.  n^arfupian,  2, 
Pouch  mouthed,  labeo,  3, 
}To pouch  lips,  labia  demittere 
Pouder,  pulvis,  3. 

To  pouder^  pulvere  confpergo  {with 
/alt)  fale  condirc  (tit  hair)  pul- 
vifculo  crinem  afpergSre  {rtduce 
to  pouder)  in  pulverem  redigere 
Pondered,  pulvere  coniperfus  (re- 
duced to  powder)  pulvis  fac^ 
tU8  {'mitbf)>ot5)  roaculofut  (vflih 
fait)  fale  condittts,  falitus 
Pcudering,   pulvere  infpergeos  (ar 

reafonin^)  falitura.  i. 
Tovehy,  paupertas,  3.  inopia,  x. 
To  he  in poterty,  eg^o,  2« 
To  poult,  peto,  3,  impeto,  3, 
Apottlt  (blow)  iftiis,  4. 
A'poulterer^  pullarius,  2. 
A  poultice,  catap!arina,  3. 
To  poultice,  cataplafma  adhibcre 
poultry y  pa)Iicies>  5. 
Keeper  of  poultry,  gal^iflarius^  2, 
tVbere  poultry  is  kept,  galUnanun),!, 
Ofpattltry,  gallinaccus 
To  pounce  (as  a  hawk)   ungulbus 
comprcb'eiidere  {-papfr)  pulvere 
chartam  ad  fcribendi  u(um  aptam 
redoere 
A  pourd  (weight)  libra,  i,   pondo, 
initccl.  as,  aj/is.  m.  [inmoffry)  vi- 
gmj  fold,  Jibrjj^  /.  tninti,  t, 


/ 


P  O  W 

f  Tfaf  a  pmmif  felibra,  1 . 
1  Poundandhalf^  refqailibim, 
I  Two  pounds,  dipondium^  xJ 
Of  iiv§pennd$,hl\ihrit{'ehreap$mmhj 
trilibris  {-fiur  potndt)  quadnli^ 
brit  {•five  ponndi)  quiafQcAibafiv 
Ten  pounds,  decuffis,  3. 
Twenty  pounds,  viceffis,  3. 
Thirty  pounds^  triceffii,  3. 
HnnHd  weight,  centipoudioai^s* 
To^ai^(bniife}  conters.  $.  coa* 
tundo,  3.  l-eetttie)  pccora  6pt» 
inclufa  detineie 
Poundag$,  ve£Hpl  tx  fingulii  minit 

folutum 
Toumded,  piftut,  contritui  (ai  cattle) 

fepto  iodufue 
Afom^ag,  coatofio^  3«  (-^^Mit) 

10  fepio  iachifio,  3. 

To  pmr,  fundo,  3.  (.hack)  ithudo, 

3.  (-Aw«)  defondo,  3,  (./»)  ia- 

^  ftindo,  3.  (often)  fundito^  i*(m<) 

effundo,  3.  (m  <f  onoHnto  ama» 

thtr)  tlutfio,  I.  transfundo,  )| 

{upon)  perfundo,  3.  infundo,  3. 

Toured,  fufusy  refufua»  iaAifiat,  of. 

fufus,  elutriatua 
May  he  poured,  f  uiilit 
A  pouter^  fufor 
ApourJU,  or  profipiOure,  catagia^ 

phuoi,  2,  imago  obliqua 
A  pouring  in,  infufio,  3.  (-hy  dropsy 
inftillatio,  3.  (all  over)  perfufio, 
3.  (-oat)  effufio,  3.  traosfufio^3. 
To  ponrtray,  delineo,  t*  depingo,  3, 
Pourtrayed,  depid^us 
A  pourtrait,peurtrakure,  piihira,  u 

imago, '3.  effigies,  5. 
To  pout  I  fcepowe 
Powder  I  fet  pouder 
Power,  potentia,    T.    poteftasr- 3. 
virtus,  3.  fafUtas,  ^.  (^iL\i\V^QviX>j\ 
auftoritts,  ^.  (^foTct,ot  &xtii%\.\\^ 


P  R  A 

^%eftwen  eftbe  mnd^  dotes  ^nimi 

{••fkmrope)  princepet  Europx 
Jn  wispowoer^  penes  me 
To  ke  in,  or  have  power,  valeo,  2* 

'polleo,  a.   atithoritate  oiunlri 
JSimtrfid  (having  power)  potem» 

▼i£do8  (efficaciook)  efficax 
A!tf^o«vr/«/,inpotent  (inefFedlual) 

anefficsK 
Powerfully,  potenter,  efficadter 
,   TofWvfrinep,  vis,   3.  potentla^  x. 
Ttpfawt,  ftomacbor,  i. 
Pifmtmg,  morofus,  ftomachofus 
Feittrtiftg/y,  labiis  exertis 
^hepox,  lues  venerea  {fmall-)  va- 

riolsSfpL  {chicken-)  variolae  pu- 

ihilis  albicantibus 
PrftSicahle,  poteft  fieri 
TnatHCfPraBicaty  pradlctts 
Fra&lce,  ufas^.  experiential  i.  (c«- 

ftwa^  confuetadOy   1.    (feeret-) 

aioltmen^  5. 
TopraSifey  exerceo,  %,  experlor,  4. 

{'law)  legum  nodos  iohMtt{'phy' 

jEf)  medicinam  exercere  (-vfr/fe) 

ad  ftudia  vtrtutit  incumbere(-i^« 

mone)  aliqnem  allicifre 
To  put  in  praSlicey  exequor 
Pradlfed,  exercitatus 
ApraElijer,  exercitat*r^3.  (-»'« law) 

caurarum  a£tor  (-/«  fhyfic)  me- 
dic! nx  profeilbr 
Apr0&ijing^  exercitatio,  3, 
A  praffitioner,  exercitator,  j. 
JPragmatical,  pragmaticu8»  ineptot 
PraSmatically,  inepti,  infulf^ 
Trafmaticaltte/s,  infulfitas,  3. 
Fraiff,  laas,  3.  praeconium,  ».     ' 
Fraife  worthy,  landabilis 
Withprai/e,  hudabilitcr 
Not  praijfed,  illaudatus 
To  prai/e  (commend)  lando,  i.  ex- 

f^^^f^^  Jf  fp»««}  «ft«nQ,  !• 


PRE 

Iraijed,  laudatus,  aeftimatus 
Apraij'er,  laudator,  3.  (priier)  afli- 

mator,  3. 
A  praifing,  ]audatio,  3.    (prliing) 

aeflimatio,  t. 
To  prance,  fubfultare 
Praftfing,  fubfultans 
Aprati/f,  ludus,  2«  {wichd»)  Tcelui, 

3.  flagitium,  2, 
To  prate,    garrio,   4.    blateroj    i. 

(foo/i/hly)  ineptio,  4.  nogor^    t 

(pertly)  argutor,   1,  (as  a  ntirfs } 

lallo,  I. 
Prating,  loquax,  dicax 
A  prating,  dicaciCas,  3.  loquaiicasj^, 
Hold  your  prating,  tacete 
Prattic,  commeatuS)  4,  nego^ia^di 

liberras 
Prattle,  garrltos,  4. 
Pravitf,  pravitas,  3, 
A  praun^  carls,  3, 
To  pray,  oro,  i.  rogo,  I.  prccarji» 

(earne/lly)  enixe  petere  [aga;n/{) 

deprecor,  i,  f-for)  interceJo,  3. 

{'together)  comprecorj,  t. 
Prayed^  oratot 

A  prayer,  oratio,  3.  deprecatio^  3. 
Prayers,  preccs,  pL 
By  prayer,  prcce 

A  praying,  obfecratic,  3*  rogtCfO,^, 
To  preach,  pr«dico,  I.  conciojior,  1 , 

(ajernton)  facram  orationem  ha* 

bere  {-up  an  opinion)  opinionem 

inculcare  {'O'ver  one's  cups)  verbii 

n.uada  viva  fadTre 
Preached,  condone  di£la 
A  preacher,  pracco,  3.praedicatori3* 
A  preamble,  prooemi'um,  2. 
To  make  s  long  preamble,  longl  dr- 

cuitione  uti 
A  prebend,  praebenda,  t. 
A  prebendary^  pneben^larius,  2, 
Prtcar'ms,  prcwritii 


PRE 

^PmariiofJJy,  precari^ 
Frecarimf0e/s,wndi^o  relpri 
A  precatt:i&a,  cautio,  3, 
To  ufi  precaution,  praecaveo, 
To  precautkn,  pr«noneo«  a, 
To  prt^dt  (go  before)  prcc4 

(pxre)}  prjsfto,  i«  lupero, 
pTccedeifCc,  precedency,   jus  | 

dendi  uiieiiiiot 
Pratdcffti  praecedens,  anteced 
Aprttedent^  cxemplum,  2. 
Prtctdintlf^  ante,  privaqaaiD 
A  prttept,  praec^toia,  t»  m 

tumi  2» 
Prrc^n  cv,  prasceptim/ 
A  f^Kftitort  prxceAtar,  3. 
A  prcdn&t  dftio,   3, 
Pricions,  cams,  pretiofbl 
Prrchtfjly,  prctio(e,  cari 
Frecia&jiefit  tei  caritas 
A  precipice  (fteep  place)  pisd 

umi  jL,  (danger)  dlTcriiiNii  j 

riculum,  2. 
Frea'pitaficyf  tomeritas,  3» 
Pfrcipifant,  cemerarin 
Fraipkantiy^  prsepropcri 
Tto  predpittTte  (caft  headlong) 

cjpicD,  I.  (hurry)  prcpropcr 

Prtiffitmi^  praeseps,  j,  teip» 
ijubji.)    metcurius   pneciil 
ruber 
Predpiffftedf  prcci^tatut 
PrtapitaTeiy,  pnCprdpei^ 
Precipitation,  praecipitatio^  Jt 
Precife  (certam)    certns,  djtji 
(anicit)   afTeftatus  (frreif 
fcrupolofus,  nimii  religuM 

Precifeiy  (ewaiy)  accurall  I 
catjy)  mot  liter,  afreaate(ftl 
touny)  fcrupulofc 

Pftd/caij't,  hScStZilo,  3. 


El  £ 

YCtttfui 

,  paCUo  antecedenf 
praecorfor,  3. 
aedatoiios 
^,  anteceflor)  3. 
un,  majoict,  f/, 
Hy  prsedeftinoy  I. 
,  praedeftinatus 
f  prsedeftinatio,  3* 
rjoii,'  pnedeterminatio 
fUf  ante  terminare 
re,  ante  defignatus 
idiatorius 
ra;dicabili8 
'a,  deceit  elementa  lo* 

ft,  praedicaoientiiiD,  2. 
»nditioa}  ftatut,  4. 
prxdico,  I. 
y  praedicatum,  i. 
inedico^  3. 
cdiflus 
prxedidiOy  3. 
praevaleiit 
u,  prseraleo^  t« 
nte  elefhis 
tTxtle€Lk>,  3» 
praeeminentta,  i.(ex- 
r^ftaotia,  i.  (Aipreme 
itntf  4.  principatus,4. 
fsaoBptio,  3« 
,  aati  obligare 
twtf  ohUgatio  antece- 

neexiflo 

prandfteiitiay  i. 

r^KtOy  3.  proflemium 

f,  abrupte 

aefuri 

tdnceof 

Feaos,  ft.  prsfes,  3. 

neftdon^  x* 


PRE 

vance)  eveho,  3.  eflR^ro  (exhibit) 
exhibeo,  2,  (propofe)  propono^  3*. 
Preferable,  praetercndus 
Preferanee,  partes  prioret 
Togfve  preference  j  fee  to  pf'effr 
Prrfgrment,  honor,  3.  dignitas,  J. 
preferred,  praeJatus  3  prspofitus  (/« 
aiffiity)  promotus^    cvedus  (ex- 
hibited) allatus,  exhibitus 
Preferring,  anteferens,  prseponens 
Prefigured,  praefiguratus 
To  ptefx,  praefigo,  3. 
Prefixed,  praefixus 
Prrj^tfff^)  graviditas,  3. 
pregnant,  pra^gnans,  gravtdus 
Pregnant  wit,  ingenium  fubtile 
To  prejudge,  prcjudico,  I, 
Prejudicate,  prxj  ud  icatus 
Pr^udice  (damage)  damnum,  %•  det 
trimentum,    r.    (rafh   judgi;ig) 
prffjudicium,  2. 
Without  prejudice,  falvo  jure 
To  pr^udice  J  fee  to  injure 
To  be  prejudiced,  praejudicto  abripi 
Prejudicial,  noxiur,  incommodus 
Prelacy,  pravfulatus,  4. 
A  prelate,  praeful,  3.  praelatus,  2* 
Prele^ion,  praeleAio,  3, 
A  preliminary^  prooemjum,    2. 
Preliminary  articles,  prolud|ittm^  2» 
A  prelude,  praeludium,  2» 
Premature,  prsmaturus 
Prematurely,  praematur^ 
To  premecUtate^  primed  itor,  i. 
Premeditated,  premeditatus 
A  premeditating,  praemeditatio,  3. 
Topremije,  prxfari 
The  premtfes    (fpolcen    of  before) 
praemiHa,  pL  (lands,  'houfes,   or 
what*  belongs  thereta)  fundi>  pU 
praedia,^/. 
A  premium,  pranmum,  2. 
To  premomjbf  praemoneo,  s« 
Prenmifitd,  ynemomt^i  \ 


PRE 

A  premcnitlov,  praemonitio^  ^« 
Apremunire,   bonurum  confircati^^ 

3.  (danger)  periculum 
A  prentice  j  fee  apprentice 
To  prtoccupy^  praeoccupo,  i. 
To  preordain,  pNeordino^  i, 
A  preparation,  praepaMtio,  3.  (fir 

a  journey)  viaticom,  2.   apt  am* 

tU9,  4. 
With  preparation^  prarparatd 
A  ^r^rfffivf,  praeparatus,  4. 
Preparatory,    praRparatorins     (-^/> 

courj'e)  fermo  parani  ad  r 
To  prepare,  praeparo,  I,  ptro,  x. 
{-afeajl)  convivium  omare  (-/» 
fgbt)  ad  pugnam  inftrucre  {for 
death)  de  aniraae  falute  cogitare 
{wBuah)  opfonor,  r,  {-awty) 
viam  parare,  or  munire  (»  be 
prepared  for)  ad  agendum.  ac» 
cingi 

Prepared,  paratus,  inftru^hu  .(if» 
painted)  defignatut 

Prepenfe,  prsmeditatus 

Aprepojition,  pvaepo(itio,  3. 

To prcpojfrfs,  praeoccupo,  i, 

Prepojifjfed,  praK)ccu|/*tus 

P''epoffif£ivn,  praeoccupatio,  3# 

Prcpojhrous,  perverfus,  monftrofiiB 

Prepcfieroujly,  monftrofc 

The  prepuce,  praeputium,  2, 

A  prerogative,  praeiogativa,  i« 

Prerogative,  prerogativus 

Apr^age,  omen,  3.  pratfagium,*. 

To  prefage,  portendo,  3.  ' 

Prejdging,  porteodena 

Aprejbyter,  preibjter,  2* 

Prefbytery,  prefbyterium,  2* 

A  prejhyterian,  calyinifta,  a*  m» 

Prefcience,  praefcicntia,  1. 

To  pre  "cribe,  pra^fcribo,  j,  {<^§utt4s) 
ttrrinino,  j. 

Prejcribed,  praefcriptu* 


P  RE 

A  pnfcript,  prsfcriptum,  i,  . 
prefcrifticny  prafcriptio,  5. 
J>refettre,  praefentit,  i.  (miea)  oris, 
or  t'ormx  fpeclet  (l<>ok}  afpis^lus 
4.  Tultos 
•^prefence,  coram 
Prefatt,  prseiens  (at  hand)  praefto 
For  the  ^efenty  nunc,  jam,  impre 
rentiaratn,  in  praefenti 
'  By  fhefe  prejents^  per  ha«  praefcntei 

Pnfent  manejff  pecania  numerata 
•To  befrejent,  adfum 

•  ■  A  frifent,  donum,  2. 
Tofrefgttt  to  a  &vhgt  beneficiurt 

offerre,  donare,  largiri  (-c«f'| 
Jelf  Ufore  one),  compare©,  ».  (i 
coram  aliqno  fiflere  {-a  naked 
■  breafi)  nudum  peAus  praeftarf 
(-/or  a  fault)   avud  curiam   d4 

•  re  aliqiio  qiieri  {-»  gun)  bombardat 

aliaucm  pctere  ^ 

iifrefentatjotty  pratfentatio,  3.  {hya 

p0tron)  vocacio  ad  beneficmm 
A  prtfentment,  citatio,  3. 
Prefented^  collatus,  praefentatuf 
Afrefefiti'^gy  prasfentatio,  4. 
Prcfutlyi  ftatiro,  illico,  mox 
prtJtivatiMt  confcrvatio,  3, 
A  pre.ervative^  antidotug,  %» 
A  preferve,  confeftio,  3.  , 

T^prefirve,  tuc«r,  z,  confervo,  i. 

(./rww)eripio,  3.  libcto.  i.  (-iti 

health)  foipito,  x.  ('fruits)   lac- 

charO  condirc 
^r  'avedy  confervatus  libcratua  (in 

health)   fofpca    {^fruUi)  fni&ut 

conditanei 
Aprejerver,  defcnibrjj.  proteaor,3, 
A  prefer^ifig,  prefervation,  confer- 

vatio,  3«        ^  . , 

Toprefide,  prahim,  praefideo,  «. 
A/^ident,  prxica,  3. 
.J*/vyfa7a/,  prx£dhlk9 

f^^i,  tojcular,  j«  pr^uWf  a. 


PRE 


\-fir  cloaths)  armarium,  3.   (  /or 
books)  plutcus,  2. 

A  prefs  roomy  torcularium^  2» 

AprefsofpecpUf  turba,  I. 

To pre/s,  premoy  3.deprimo,  3*  ez- 
primo,  3.comprimo,  3.  (or  urge) 
urgeo,  2.  inft>,  i.  {-for^oard) 
annitor,  3.  cont'^do^  3.  {-upon) 
infto,  I.  {'fildiers)  invitos  con< 
fcrib&e,  3.  {fogethfr)  coarflo,  i, 

Prefs  money,  anftoramentum,  a. 

Prtffed,  prefTus  (or  urged)  efHagita- 
tus  (^owff)  deprf flus  (.ott/).ex- 
pre(rus(-r0g-^i&«r)comprerru8  (-up' 
on)  ingeftos  (as  ibidiers)  invito 
confcriptus 

ApreJJhdn,  ve^ltarius 

ApreJ/ing,  preiTora,  i.  prefTus,  4 
{-aown)  deprefiio^  3.  {-iogetber) 
compreffio,  3. 

Aprejure,  prtfiura,  i.  (-of  mind) 
angor,3.  aerumna,i. 

Preft  (ready)  paratus 

Toprefu^,  be  prefumttuouSf  prae 
fido,  3.  arrogo,  i.  (hope)  fpcro, 
I.  (Aippofe)  conjicio,  3.  reor,  i. 

Prefumedy  arrogatus 

Banting  prefumed,  aufus 

Prffurttptiofij  arrogantia,  1.  audacia, 
I,  (conje^ure)  fu^icio,  3. 

Prefutrptive,  przfumptiTUS,  proxi- 
mus 

Prefumptttous,  arrogans,  audax 

Prefumptuoujly,  arroganter 

Prefumptuoujnefs,  audacia,  i. 

To  prefuppofe^  praefuppono,  3. 

A  pretence,  praetextus,  4.  color,  3. 

To  pr(t§nd,  prstendo,  3«  fimulo,  i. 

Pretended^  fimulatus 

A  pretender  (diflcmbler)  fimnlator, 
3.  (candidate)  competitor,  3. 

Pretending^  flmulans 

Preterdirgfyy  fub  pretextu 

A  (ntfvjiqn  {,%\w\  N^Ui^lktio,  3 


PRE 

poihi]8tto,3.(defign)  confii 
(hope)  fpesy  5. 

^n>e  preterpgrfeff,  prarteritos 

Preterimperfefff  praeteritas 
feftof 

PreternnturaU  praetematnrali] 

Pret&nsturalh,  pneter  natur 

Pretirphtperfea ,  plotquamj 
tus 

A  pretext  \  feepretenet 

Pretious,  pretioCus 

A  pretor^  praetor,  3. 

Pretorian,  praetoriantir 

Pruty,  bellos,  fcitus  (merty] 
^QSy  ftcctvs' 

Pre/rjris  commonly  ofed  forfn0f 
and  then  is  made  fit^MM 
a  comparative  or  a  Mtai 
as  pretty  much  cwcemtd^  tri 
a  pretty  big  girl,  gntd^ 
Sometimes  6y  alifumtv, « 
comparative,  as  tM  ^rr  ^ 
favingy  aliqoantd  ad  remi 
tiores  fumna.  And  (btae 
hybene,  Mt, pretty  rich,  brail 
matus,  pretty  eoriy,  bene  an 

A  pretty  t»hi/e,  aliquamdia 

T^erypretty,  perelegans 

Prettify,  Ichi,  bene,  venuft^  fi 
pereieganter 

Prettinefsy  elegantia,  i.  vesifl 

;To  prevail,  valeo,  a.  pfjevala 

{by  intreaty)  impetro,  t.  cm 

(-over)  fupsro,  I,  vinco, }. 

Prevailed  upon,  eviaus  (i^& 
tits)  piicibus  fleAvt 

Prevailing,  elHcax  (.^raiii)i| 
recepta  cr  popularis 

Prevalence,  prefoiemy,  efBcid 

Prevalent,  prs^valens 
Toprevan'atte,  prsvartoor)  li 
A  prevaricating,  pretunricMtimi 

Infio,  :j.  pranraricttib,  3. 
AprevarifatU^  (perfoa}  hom 


R  I 

I  ("ffeteb)  farmofi* 

prx  w  icAtor )  3* 
svenioy  4.  praeverto 
cipatQ«9  incifos 
npedicor,  3. 
firevtntun,  anticipa- 
:cupatio»3.  (binder* 
:>o^  3.  tardatioy  3. 
tici}uiii9 
ilexipharmacBiDy  «• 

miiai 
,  I. 

pnedor,  i. 
'aedatorius 
ipntdatiOy  3. 

0 

tf,  tanti 

anlijem  (^  «   Stefe 

li    [at  p  ireat  frke) 

)  punatim^  2.  punc- 
ad)  acolensy  2.  («r 
ihaara,  x.  (wiVift  a 
sn^ioncula,  t.  {0/ 
sittltis,  2.  morfasy  4. ' 
JO,  3.  repiifigo,  3. 
ote  4own)dbligoo,i. 
icito,i.  {uf  the  ear$) 
I  {up  OWf'f  ftlj)  it 
tiis  in  nuific)  nota* 

IS  {'f9rward)  inci- 
te {-wm)  Tinam 

^,  ftimulans 

oncitatio,  3. 
I.  fentia,  3. 
Bty  fptniifat 


P  R  I 

TrM/ifyfuperbia^  f .  faftosi  4.  (glory) 

prima  gloria,  i« 
To  ffiriit   otitis   fef,    gloriory     i 

ja6to,  I. 
A  pri^,  facerdos,  3. 
Fri^btotl,  racerdotiufiiy  2. 
frt^fy,  /aeerdotalia 
A  prig,  Dxmic  elrgantiae  ftadiofos 
Prim  I  fee.  formal,  prig 
^primacy^  primatus,  4. 
Primage^  merces  oautica  pro  one* 

randa  nave 
Primary,  primariiis,  prinoi 
A  primate,   primal,  3. 
Primtj  primus,  pnecipons  (ar  chief 

men)  prtmores,  pi. 
In  one*t  prime,  juTenis,  attte  flo* 

rente 
To  prims  a  gun,  pulyerem  coMep- 
taculo  imniittSre   (in  paindnf) 
prifflam  co!orem  inducSre 
^Primefy,  praecipud 
A  primer,  liber  elemtntariat 
Prim'tive,  prlmitivus 
Primogeniture,  primogenitura,  t« 
Primordialf  primordialit 
A  primrGfg^  veris  primuli 
A  prince^  prjnccp9„  g* 
Prhct  like^  principalLi,  regalit 
Frincpfyj  prindpaij^cf,  regi^ 
A  princtfi^  pTlficipifTj,  I, 
Principal,  princtpaDa,  praecipiw* 
Jk  prinf'pjl  {of  a  f(xiffty\  pr«fei»  3, 
[cfa  tof/ags^  pfapfefltuJ,  i*(-tfj^ir) 
auftor,  3»  caput,  3.  dfiZ|  3, 
'The  principal,  fumma,  f . 
Principality,  principatus,  4* 
Prinetpalf^,  potiflimam,  maximi 
A  principle  (original)  principium,2. 
origo,  3.   {in  pbilofopby)  axioma, 
3.  (opinion)  fenfus,  4*  opinio,  3. 
Principles  {of  art)   rudimeflta^  pl» 

{ofaSHon)  incitamentumy  a. 
Principled,  imbutoi  ' 


P  R  I 

Toprhif  exomo,  i. 
A  print  (impieffiion)   nota,  i»  im 
pre(iio,3.  (p.^re)  mago,  fculp" 
tura  (of  a  foot)  vedigiu-n,  2» 
In  print,  litterts  impreflis   (nicely) 

a&bri,  giapbice 
The  prints,  nuncii  public! 
To  print  imprimo,  3.   excodo,  3* 

i^dtep)  infigo»  s*  infculpo,  3. 
Printed,  impreflas,  excufiia 
A  printer^  typographus,  2* 
Printing,  typographia,  i« 
A  printing,  imprdliOi  3, 
A  printing  houfe^  typographenm,  i, 
A  prior,  prior  monach«iuin 
Prior  (before)  prior,     . 
A  priorefi,  aixtiftitay  I* 
Priority,  primatus,  4.  prToratus^  3* 
A  priory,  cenobiam,2»  priora^tt8>4« 
Aprifm,  prifna,  3.'  ."  • 

Aprifon,  career,  3. 'ergailultitty  St 
To  be  in  prifon  \  -  fee  imprifonedi 
Aprifon^,  vin^s.(  ijfwar)   cap*:- 

tivus,  bello  captm   -\  ,     « 
Pri^'ii#j»  antiquuay.priftitolM 
Prittkpraftle,  geftfw, /^v  fabubl 
To prietle prattle,  hUton^  i*  ^    « 
Privacy,   (place)  recdSua>   4.  (-f« 

counfd)  tacitomitas,  3. 
Private,  fecretus,  arcanas  (-pA/m) 

homo  privatua 
Pri'vatefy,  privatim,  clam 
A  privateer,  navis  prasdatoria 
Privation,  privatio^  3. 
Privative,  privativua 
A  privilege,  privileginm,  2.  imma* 

nitas,  3« 
Priviliged,  gxem^tun^  imnonia 
A  priviltgefplofe,  refugiuoiy  2. 
Privily,  oecttlte,- feccetft 
Privy,  privatuBj    arcannSi  Tecretoa 
{'to  a  thing)  confcius,  particepif 
tefMa  ('chmM)  peaectak,  3.gqpi* 
$z  a\aK^ 


PRO 

cla^e  interiQs  l-farti)  pudeada^ 

>^ 
Aprny,  latrina,  i.  forica,  i. 
To  prize  (value)  xftimo^l.  {"much) 

maqri  xiiiino,«  i. 
Aprixe^  palma,  i.  (plunder)  fpo 

lium,  2.  prsda,  x.  (trial  of  iktll) 

Certamen,  3* 
yrohah/e,  pro^abilis,  yerifimUis 
Pic6ahi/:ty,  probabilitaSy  3. 
^rcbably,  probsbiHter 
Aprohat,  probatia,  3. 
A  ^r0^tfriM,fiobatioy3.(«/'tf /AfTiKr) 

toaminatfo,  3* 
iProbationaffy  ad  probationem  per* 

tiaens 
A  probationer^  norichis,  2.  tyro,.  3. 
"Probotiimtrjhipi  ^rocinium,  2. 
A  pfhty  inftnxmentum   argenteum 

ad  Tulnera  cxploranda 
^prche,  cxplcro,  I,  tmto,  i, 
A  pr96iem^  prr)l)kinB,  i, 
Prohkmatieit%  problematicat 
J*robUmaticaR;f,  pmbkmatic^ 
A  prccfiiura^  prMcedingt   ordc^    3. 

forrna,  T,  ftfries^  5.  cbstiquatio 
^be  procetd^  proventus,  4.  tetlttus 
To  proceed  (po  on)  progrcdior,  3. 

procedo,  3.  (m /f^zrr/v^)  proficio, 
'     *•   (or  rprtogfrooi)  enafcor,  3. 

cxo.  icr,  3,  {in  a  de^ce)  graduffl 

capcfTcrc  (at  U^)  htcperfe^ui 
proceeded  (Ijru/ig  from)  exortus 
Aprcc^ding.  proceirut»4.  («rti9Bf- 

•aion)  tes  gcfla  (at  law)  coa- 

troverfia  ja(!ici:trta 
A  procejty   proct.Tus^  4rlKi'>   '*w) 

fomnula,  1'.  adtio,'3i'h»y  3. 
In  preceft  rf  ttnu^  temporis   pro» 

greftu 
A  p^oceffm^fTXHiMbt  %•    agmen 

inIHu£lo    ordinc  procedcns  •  {in 
r-^^'^v/ofr  wv^J  fafJcnnis  jimitum 


PRO 

To  proclaim,  procJamo^  x.   denttn- 
cjo,  I.  ( -ivar)  ihoico,  3.  {'peace) 
promulgo,  I. 
Proc/aimsd^  promulgatus,  ijidi^las 
Aproclaiuter,  proclamator,  3. 
A  proclamation,  proclainatid,  3.    . 
Proclivity,  procllvitas,  3. 
A  proconful,  proconful^  3. 
ProconfuUr,  proconfularit 
A  procon[uljhipy  proconruItuSy  4« 
To  procrafiinfito,  differo,  3. 
Procrafinatedy  procraftinatus 
Procrafiinationt  procraftinatio,  3. 
To  procreate,  procreo,  i,  gigno>  3. 
Proireoffidi  procre^tus,  iatus 
A  procreating f  procreation,  procrea- 

^%  3*  gcneratio,  3. 
A  protlor,  procurator,  3, 
Tr:S::yjhip,  munus  procuratOTts 
ProciiTulI:,  rrocurandut 
A  frocurati.'.A,  procurator,  3. 
J^O  procure  (get)  acquire,   3.    pro 
;   euro,    I.    (Air   up)    excito,   i. 
'   moveo,  2. 

frocured,  pjrocuratUJ,  acquifitus 
A  ptocurery  procurator^   3.    (male 
.   bawd)  IcDO,  3. 
A  procuring,  procurement,  procufa- 

tic,  conciliatio,  3. 
Prodigal,  prodigos,  profuf«i 
Prodigally,  prodige,  cftufe 
Prodigality,  efTufio,  3.  di0ipatio,  3. 
Prodigious  (monArous)   prodigiofus 

{'great)  ingcns,  profundus 

N.  B.  When  prodigious  iignifies 

excej/i've,  it  is  probably  a  £gn  of 
.  the  fuperlative  degree,  as,  prodi- 

Etous  rich,    ditiiTiinus  ;  prodi^i^us 

ka/ned,  dodiflimus 
Pnodigiotfjly,  prodigiofe 
Ap*odigy^  portentiun,  z» 
Prodition  (frcafon)  proditio^j. 
Produce  i  ittprodufl 
To  f  redact  (bi'vn^  Cwl^^ioduco,v 


PRO 

procreo,  r.  (propofc)  In  1 
afterre   (fhew)  exhibeo, 
fero 

To  be  produced,  provenio,  4. 
Produced,  n^tus,  editus 
A  producing,  produ£lio,  3, 
Produa   (5*  the  earth)  itni 
{ef  irduflry)  commodum,  3 
lumentum,   2*    (or    amc 
moncy^  fumrtia,  i.  (-ofrhi 
foetus  ingenii 
Produ^icn,  produftio,  3.  (< 
maU)  procreatio,  ^.   geaer 
{of  plants)  germiaalio,  3.  (^ 
fruticatio,  3. 
A  protm,  proamiuin,  z.  prole 
Profanation,  rci  lacrae  yiolatx 
Profane,  profanus 
I0  profane,  profano,  1.  Tiol< 
Profanencjs^  kiipietas,  3, 
Tofrofeft  (own)  profitcor,!. 
tife)  exerceo,  2«'(proteft)i 
ftando  dcnunciare 
Profegedy  profeiru8,cxercitati 
P r of effed  enemy,  hoftis  apcrlu 
P^ffdl^dly,  ex  profcflb 
PrcfeJIing,   pfofltens 
Aptofe^n  (acknowledgmeni 
femo,  3.  (calling  0r  1 1 a^e) 
quaeftus,  4.  (way  of  living] 
vitae  (proteilation)  coatcfti 
nunciatioj  3. 
kprofeffour,   profeflbr,  3, 
A  profefforfbip,  profieflbris 
Prof  eft '^  ict  prof  effed 
A  profer,  ox  goffer,  (attempt) 
*"i»  4.  (thing  propofed)  a 
■  oblata,  or  proppfita 
To  profftf  (or  attempt)  CM 
tento,  I.  (or  propose)  pi op< 
•  ofFero 

Profferrtd,  propofitQ8,~  oblatv 
Proffering,  jpropOoens,  ofitrei 
Proficiency,  progreflus,  4, 


X  2.  locninif  2. 


dditus,  4.  fniAut 

,  J,  (-»»  learning) 

diisfacere  (or  get 

Mr,  I. 

I,  commodus 

duett 

rutUit 

le,  vtiUter 
I,  provedos 

iB 

fl(uf,prof^us,4. 
tus,  nequam 

>«>  3* 

IS,  alcm  (« 

^iffimus 

d^,  alt^ 

oditas,  3, 

profafus 

If,  profufio,  J. 
I  obiboor,  I. 
',  aYQi 
cs,  5. 

)-  oifonan$  (ra< 
MmdcQS 
imni  2. 
iolor,  i« 

nedidio,  3* 
Mist^  2«  augur 
w,  progre<rtt5;4. 
)4ter,  3-.  drcui- 


pr.0* 


:n8 

nuy  gradatim. 

at 


PRO 

K  frobibition,  prebihitmg,  interdic- 

tuni|  2.  prohibitio>  '3. 
Prdhiiitory^  prohibitoriut 
A  projeff,  cooatos,  4.  molimen,  3. 
To  f'ojefff  defigno,  i.  molior,  4. 

(jaft  out)  prom'^neo,  !• 
A  projeffure,  projiSlirig,  proJeC^uraj 

I.  prominentia,  i, 
ProjtffeJ,  de/iguatus,  excogitatus 
Aprojefior,  deHgnator,  3. 
Aprojeffingi  ftt  projeSlwi 
Apnjiffionf  de(i(;natio.  3. 
To  pro/ft  ven^r,  i.  aucupor,  i. 
Pro-'^j  pr*]ep(id,  3. 
PrcUptte,  prolepticu^ 
Fniific,  proiijical.  fcecundus 
Proltpcy  longus,  prolixui 
PrMxfy,  prolixe 
Pr$Iheify,  prolixitas,  3, 
A  prolocutor,  prolocutor,  3. 

I  A  prologue,  prologuB,  2. 
T<>  prolong,  protrahoy  3,  evtendo,  3f 
{'life)  vit^m  prolatarc 
Frolonged,  pfodu^lus,  prolatus 
J^proEnger,  dilator,  3. 
Aprolongativi  ^ro/9ff^/f^,prolatatio, 

3^diIatio,3. 
A prominenct^,  prominentity  X« 
Promhent,  promineos 
Promifcuous,  promilcunt 
Promifcuoufiy,  promifcu^ 
Apr^mife,  promiflrum,  2.  ^•topay 

fHoney)  2Upulatib'nummai.ia 
Topromije,  poUiceor,  2.  promitto, 

3.  (-m  marriage)  defpondeot  2. 

{'Often)  poUicitor,    x.  {or  ajjure 

ofifs/df)rihl  pcrfqadSre,  fpcrp,i. 
r    {'Optnl^)  profiteor,  2*  {-fir  an§- 

/ib<r)eyp]:oniUtto,  y{'Conmi(tnalfy) 

(trpulor,  li  {'ttttttMolly)  campro- 
,    mitto,  3*  {-again)  repromitto,  3. 
Pronfifed^  promiffus^  obligates 
Having  prpmijed,  poUtcitus  {in  mat' 

riage)  f^n^Vut,  ddjpoaia^ 


PRO 


A  promt  far,  proraiiTor,  3.  (/«  1 

riagf!)  fponfor,  3, 
Aprotkybigf  promiflio,  3. 
Apromjfory  wtit^  ciutio  chirogrt* 

phi 
A  promontory,  promontoriam,  i. 
T\*fremoto,  promo veo,  2.  efllero  (-« 
de/^n)  coofilio    faveie   {-one  to 
bonoitr)    ad   honoret   promovSre 
{'learning)  rem  literariam  juvare. 
Promoted,  promotot,  elatut 
A  promoter,  qui  promotet  ['offtrife) 

tax  feditionit 
Promotion  (honoor)  honor,  3.  dig- 

nitas,  3.  amplitudo,  3. 
Prompt f  promptus,   paratus  {-pay^ 

ment)  pecunia  numerata 
To  prompt y  foggero,  3.  fubjicio,  5« 

concito,  T.  hortor,!. 
^Prompted,  loliciratus,  excitttut 
A. prompter,  monitor,  3.  hortator,3« 
Apromptirg,  folicitatio,  3*  horta- 

tio,  3.  iuggtftio,  3* 
Promptitude,  alacritas,  3* 
Promptly,  parat^,  expedite 
Promptn^s,  facilitat,  3.  alacritas,  3* 
Aprompiuary,  penus 
To  promulge,  or  promulgate,  proxwtl* 

go,  f  •  publico,  I . 
Promulgation,  promulgatio,  ]# 
Promulged,  publicatus 
Prone,  pronus 
Pronefij  propeniio,  3. 
A  prong,  furca,  i.  bidens,  3* 
A  pronoun,  pronoQien^  3. 
To  pronounce,  enuncio,  x.  recito,  r. 
prohuncib,  x.  profero  (tv^/Qfer^ 
monem  prdbd  ionare 
Pronouncedf^  pronunoiatos 
A  pronouncing,  pronunciat{o,  3.(-»^ 
a  leBurt)  xecitatio  publica  litera* 
rum 
Pronunciation,  ct  peaking  in  puklie^ 
cJocutiOtiv 


P  U-  F 

FMck  weal,  reptblic^e  Alus 

A  fuhlicariy  publicanue^  ::. 

Afuhluati:,.,  po'clicathA,  3,  CiJldo 

fubhchfy^  j  u  biice,  ape  r '  5 

to pMifiiJh uhroad,  putsh.0,1.  nr^l- 
|tu,  1.  c^vulgo,  1,  piamuJEu,  u 
\a  Uek)  libru:n  ed^re 

Tuvhjht(l\  publicatui,  pt-fui 

A  pub.'ijker,  voJg^tor,  3.  editor,  3, 

A  rvblprg  ;  Httpuhiuuttax 

tucehge,  viiginius,  3. 

'l\.  fucker,  corrugo,  i, 

Ptukere^^  roi'ro^atus 

li  a  pucker,  confufus 

A;.iJ^fer,  ft!fpitus,4.  fBmultui,4, 

II pudding,  faitum,  a.  (^i*f*.)  bo- 
ttilus,  2.  (^/a«i-)  fat  turn  tiTJi 
je(ertuin  (yir^-)  fartairi  febo  «* 
feftuna  (./«^^;^»,  ^^^]  portel- 
Ivs  Tiojanus  {.bafj.)  Aqs  finf,^ 
coftus  (-/■»  any  iritsikrii  M}) 
▼etitriiulufi  fartus 

in  pud^ivg  time^  oppid& 

A  pucuie,  foflola,  i.  Jacuna,  u 

To  pudd/e,  fe  in^uino^  1, 

Fucri/e,  puerilis 

J^uerirtty,  otierittUt,  3, 

A  pvg  {of-tiUd^  flatut,  4.  ('/«?/*} 
auftflbta,  j,(want  c?f  breaih}itn- 
hclirus,  4.  {i^rhfrs)  inn  rumen - 
turn  ad  pujv^rcm  ifptrgendum 
(dcceptioo)  dcccptio,  j, 

To  puff ^  flo,  i.X-snd  hh^)  ahhtld^ 

fperno,  3.  filled   rarcj-e    fcjttol) 

^xtoUo,  J,  (iJefthc)  dccipio^  i. 

fraudor*(  jif'i  ti.ruLr.KJfl,  3*   inj^o 
To-htpiiffid  up^  Intvmtkot  5. 
Jufffd  uty  \smaXM\S^v3uh  prtd^  fu- 

perb;a  eUtus 
^"AfL*  uhelo'%  anheilani 
A  ^*#«X»  ftiffittio, ' 3/  -ni  he  n  t  us,  4. 

(^  mmoMCiiQn)  iffim  iCf  fgfccUtio 


P.  U  L 

Ptfjfy,  tumens,  ioflatus 

A/wf  (ape)  fim»^  I.   {'dog)  c*jiu 
batavai 

Tugb  !  vah !  apage  ? 

Tuiffknee^  poten  ria,  1  •poteftii,  3 ,  vis , 
3.  virtus,  }. 

To  oe  pulffant,  yalto,  2. 

Fuijantly,  potenttr,  validi 

ApuACt  Tomirus 

Topifkcy  vomjto,  I. 

■^  /■:.ff,  nifus,  4. 

To  pu//,  velio,  3.  yellico.l.  (^^ain] 
rcvvUo,  3.  (dt)  pervellQ,  3.  f  ii 
w<7y)aveiio,'3.divelIo,  3,  f-Atfir*} 
retraho,  3.  [back  or  bimfer)  irst- 
pedio;4«  (-do^vn)  diruoj3,  fub 
ruo,  3,  demolior,  i.  (-dW^ 
^r;Vf)  foperbiam  coinpricn^re  (6^^ 
force)  rapio,  ^,  {away  by  fi>rci) 
cripiOj  3.  {-fruit)  Ckrpo,  3,  dc, 
cerpo,  3.  (./«)  retraho,  3*  con- 
traho,  3  (./»  /:« ;fc5r«)  retralici. 
3.('-/»  rifr**  rtfi/.i)  itabenas  f  rcmcrt 
('fff)  ex-o,  3.  dctraho,  3.  {  ijff 
bark)  drcQrt>cP,  1.  {iffffathn) 
deplunio^  i.  {-rjka'.r)  dr|ljbro, 
1.  {-ok)  attraho,  3.  {out)  cjttra- 
ho,  3.  evcllo,  3.  {-out  thf  tyfi) 
oculos  efibdi^re  {-cut  tbe  mtrmh) 
ex«?fitcro,  I.  evifccro,  i,  {fjif 
tbe  teetb)  edcnto,  x.  (-rwf  ;A<' 
tongue)  clingiio,  I.  (-/>  pietn) 
diftraho,  3.  di:cerpo,  3.  (-.'.)  at- 
traho,  3.  {-togethtr)  contraho^  3. 
convetlo,  3.  (  up)  evello,  3.  ex- 
traho,  3  ^' up  by  tbe  70'}ts)  era- 
dico,  I.  {'Up  weeds)  emoco,  i. 
(  up  tbe  tptrus)  animos  rcdigJSre 
Tujfcdf  vuTfus  {-away)  detra*liTS, 
zvM\^\ii^-back)  revulfus,  rtti^aftai 
(-d^^n)  dirutuSy  fubvcrrus,  dc- 
mohtus^  (i;alhered)  carptu^  de- 
cerptiis  (^rom)  direptus,  abt*p» 
ttti..(-/9)  rctra&uf  {-ajundfr)  di- 


PU.N, 

niiroi  (-^  detraant  (-«/ 
tulfua,  extra Auf  f./»}atttt 
(r^getbtr)  cootndos  (-a^)« 
futy  extirpatos 

Pmikn^  pulatiei,  5. 

A  puller  up,  srulfoTy  3* 

^  pmilHt  gilliavla,  I.  pnlUiha 

A  ptiikyy  trochlea,  i, 

Apuilittg,  nifut,  4.  ^Ilicatio^ 
[-away)  tvalfio,3.(-o«r)  vfxA 
3-  (-fibber)  coofvalfio,  3.  ( 
iy  tbe  ro9ts)  etadicatio^  3.  ei 
parro,  3. 

Pnhfomiry,  pulmofiariiU 

The  pah,  pulpa,  I. 

A  pulptty  rdftniin,  1.  palpitoBj 

FulMui,  pulpit  abvndam 

Pt'jl'iJfiofl,  puirattOi  3. 

P«^,  legurben,  3.  puli,  3.  (■•f 
M)f)  pulfus,  4. 

To  fmherixe,  pnfveriso^  I. 

*Puive}  i^ifd^  in  puWerem  itdiAl 

Apr^fi-^ixittgy  polveratio,  3. 

A  p'-JT.'!ifty  pC;.0,  3, 

,^  pbTnice  flone^  pumex,  3* 
Ap:^mp,  antlia,  i.  (  •fa'Pif)  i 

tin  a,  I.    (endeavour  to  fiad 

an  intention)  perfcratatxo^  31 

ploratioy  3. 
Pumpt,  calcei  oitidi 
T 9  pump,  exantio,   i«  fentiiOi 

(-a  thing  out  o^Mf)confiiiiitt) 

hdi  expifcari 
A  puiff  lufus  verboram 
To  pvi ;   fee  quibble 
Pttmh,  finum   aciufhim  ti^xA  i 

cUato    &    limoiiiit  detempi 

turn  ' 

A  puncbion,  terebmm,  a.  (^« 

V3?   vinarium  oAoginti  cn| 

eortinens 
Apvtfcb,  pumilio  obcfas  (-it/h 

]i&a«3m0lm)  terebrt  cavatA 
Topstncb  (thruft)  propdioi  3« 


U  R 


lihilfy  orlevis 

xw 

irau  obfenratio 

rat^ 

erpnodio,  3. 

IS 

nO|  4.  caftigOy   x. 

morte  mul^aie 

endus 

t,  fflulAatua 

JOT,  J.  ul'^Jty  3* 

itio,  3.  caftigatio 

lidum,  2.  poMa^x. 

{btioy.3. 

ttf  impuni 

rvos,exigaus  (lef-. 

ickly)  infirmus 

rdcre 

>  diiiipulu8y  2.  (^ 

lis 
I. 
,  2.  (filly  feUow) 


myops 

y)  cmo,  3.  (get) 

• 

tor,  3. 

cla/ey.  em^lloj  3. 

us  (clear)   clarus 

(fine)  tcrfus  (un- 

iptus,  immacula- 

leros 

I 

ifico,  I.  luftro^  I* 

atus 

rificatio,  3. 

;re^  cafti,  incor- 

{•  finceritas 
\Zp    catharticus^ 


PUR  P  17  R 

To  tbepurpofif  tppofltus  [not  t§  tU 

purpefi)  nihH  ad  rem 
To  the  fur^fif  appofite,  apt^ 
To  good  furpofe,  bono  confiUo 
Fit  for  tbeptnfofi^  idoneut 
7  o  ancthir  purpofi,  aliorfuniy  altd 

(to  tvbatpurpde)  quo  ?  quorfum  ? 

{to  tbmt  purfoje)  eo,  aded,  {to  no 

purpofe)fT\i&n,  incdflum,  nequic- 

quam 
To  purpofi,  proponOy  3.  ftatuOi  3. 

deftino,  i. 
PurpoftJ,  (^Atntoi 
Purpo/ely,  cogitat^,  eh,  adci- 
Apurpo^rg,  deAgnatio,  3. 
To  purr,  felis  fonitutn  cd^re 
A  pur/ft  crumena,  i .  marfapium^s. 
A  purfi  beurer,  pratbltor  argenta-  • 

rius 
Purfeproud^' ^y\iiM  elatut 
Apurjer,  burf^riut,  2. 
Apurftvmt,  appantor,  3.  {m  tfnws) 

faecIalisafTecla 
Turfintft,  obcfitat,  ji 
Furjlan,  portulaca,  i. 
In  purfu^nce  of,  perfequendo 
FuTJ'vant  f-.  ferwndum,  juxta 
To" purfue,    perf.quor  ( Mligentfy) 

infenpor,  ^.  (-riff  or  bard)   vc- 

ftislis   adhwrcre    {-a  defign)    ill 

propofito  perfx(^ere 
P«r/»<f//,  infcftatus  ' 

Apurfuer,  confe^J^ator,  3. 
A  purfuing,  purfuity  confe€tatiO>  %. 
Turfy  (fat)  obefus  (ihort  winded) 

anhelans,  aftbrnattctia 
A  purtettance,  appendix,  3. 
To  purvey,  obfonor,  I.  {-fir  kxfooi^ 

lignor,  I, 
A  p  rveying,  annon«  cinptio 
A  purveyor,  annonae  curator 
^Mrultncy^  pvKvs  %%>ii\Aaxi\X\ 


PurgMory,  putgatoriam,  2. 
A  pvrgt,  catharticum,  2» 
Topurggf  purgo,i.repurgo>t.expur- 
pf,i,{tbeboJ^)  alvuffl  ctcrt  {Kquid 
/^iif4)eliquo  l{humours)\i\\mOTtB 
evacuare  {by  facrifce)  expio,  1. 
{-^tie^sjeifof  afauit)  crimen  <h'- 
lucrc 
Purged,  purgatus,  expurgatui 
Purging',  fecpurgattvt 
A  purging,  purgatio,    3.    {-by  fa- 
crifko)  expiatio,  3.  (•/  the  fea) 
maris  eje^amentum,  2. 
Purification^  porificatio,  3. 
Purified,  puriiicatus,  defatcatus 
A  purifier,  purificatory  3,  purgator 
To  purify,   purifico,   i.    expio,   i. 
{-metals)  metalla  porgarc  {-from 
dregs)  dirfaeco,  r. 
Purifying,  purificahs 
A  purifying,  purification  3. 
A  puritan,  catharus,  2.   . 
Purity,  puritas,  3.  munditia,  1.  ca 
ftitasi,  3.     (of    languag^e)    parus 
fermo  (of  the  latin  toogut)  iiKor* 
rupta  Ljtini  fermonis  ihtegmas 
ApurU  limbMs,  2, 
Purl,  notus  abfynthio  mixtai 
To  purl,  leniter  flu^re 
Pur  ling  t  Jenifer  fluent 
To  purkin^  Airripro,  3. 
Purloined,  fiirrcptus  ■ 
Apurloiner,  fur  orivatns 
A  purloining,  compilatio  privataL 
Purple,   purpura 
Of  purple,  purporeus 
Purple  colour y  murex,  3. 
To  make  puiple,  purpuro,  1. 
In  purple,  purpuratus 
To  become  a  purple,  purpura fco^  3. 
'Pbe purples,  febris  purpurea 
A  purport^  ftnfus,  4,  fignificatio^f. 
A  purpofej  propo/itumt  2S* 


PUT 

Kfmfb  (wheil)  pnftula,  i.  (thruA) 
iin^us,  4.  tdii^  4. 

To^f  pelioy  3.  ioipelloy  3.  (at 
or  oi^w/r}  moiiora  4.  tento,  i. 
(on  in  battle]acrii^t  infiare(-^ri) 
tcpello,  3,  (encourage)  ioftigo,!; 
iH^ulo,  z«  {'forward^  or  m^« 
iili|l0)reftiao,  I.  accelero,  i.  (for- 
ward in  .a.  de^gn)  cooliUo  pro- 
grcdi 

fujbedj  pnlfas,  impulftra 

A  pufiar  fwwsri,  impuiror^  3- 

A  pujbhg  back,  repulfuf^  4.  (-en) 
impulfio,  3.  inftigatio,  3. 

TttfilianimUyt  tsmidit^f,  3* 

JfufilianimcMSf  timidup 

A./J^»/tf9  puftuU 

PuftuiBits,  paftolof^f 

A  )>«/  0^  mora,  i, 

yuttbecafe^  ^'^ge^jfapppntf 

A  forced  put,  inviti  fa^uiii 

To  put,  pono,  3.  colloc/o,  i.  ftatvo^ 
S.  (-again)  repono,  3,  (-^4/»/) 
oppono,  3.  (•/»^*r}fcpono,  3.,(-i« 
*rrtfy)  inftruo,  3.  (-away)  aaac- 
▼eo,  2,  (•tfw/zv  «  7^it)fiJiain  ab- 
dicau  ('O^ay  a  ivtfe)  uzorem 
T?pu(<iare  {or  fend  away)  aMego, 
3.  {-back)  depcllo,  3.  {-before) 
fiptepr.r,o,  3.  {-between)  interpo- 
r»o,  3.  interjicio,  3.  {^y  orjrw 
firatt)  eludo,  3.  fruftrar,  (or  lay 
h)  fepono,  3,  recondo,,3.  {-to 
tifiatb)  morte  muldlare  (or  cafi 
^vwn)  dcjicio,  3.  {an  end tp)(inem- 
dare  {-forth)  exero,  3.  emttto,  3. 
(forth  the  band)  manom  porrigere 
('forth  firengtb)  vires  exerere 
(-forth  a  Aoo*)Iibnim  cd2re(-/flr/^ 
^tfvtfi)  frondeoy  a.-  frondefco^  3. 
(forwflrd,  or  Jlir  up).^imulQ,  I, 
eicito,  I.  pxovP^o,  I.  (/bf^iMn^ 


PUT 

r 

or  promote)  promoveoi  «•  (-fe 
/r^^O  fttgOyX.(-/rMi0i7«)  amo^ 
veo,  2.  depello,  3*  propello,  %* 
(-t^Mbaxard)  pesiculo  expos  ere 
(-tvtfXccv//M)  execjuor  (-in)  im- 
mitto,  3.  {-in  autbortty)  prae^* 
cio,  3,  (-in  fear)  metum  injl- 
cere  (-in  ftr  a  place)  munusdl- 
quod  ambire  {-in  the  ground)  in- 
humoy  z.  {-into  the  bead)  fu|- 
gCTO,  3,  {'in  heart)  animum  ad- 
d«Sre  {-in  or<ilrr]compono,  3.  rccle 
difpono,  3.  {-in  place  of  anothr) 
fuppono^  3*  fttbftituoy  3.  {-in 
mind)  moineo«  2.  admoneo,  z,{-in 
writif^)  fcriptis  mandare  {-ittta) 
iniero^  indo,  3.  {-to  ufe)  faaieto, 
1.  (off  or  delay)  diflfeio,  procra* 
fHnoy  I.  {'offfn  law)  comperen- 
dino/  i.{offa  thing  artfully^  ca- 
lid^  vitare,  aftute  declinare  (^^ 
tvitb  aj^)  JQCofe  decUnare  (or 
thruftoflQ  protelo,  i.detrud(3,  3, 
{rofftclothii)  veftes  exuJfre  {\bAt) 
caput  aperire  {-Jhoes)  foccos  de* 
trahere,  (0^)  ioduo>  3.  (or  walk 
on)  graclum  accelerare  (on  a  de- 
mure'look)  vultum  ad  fevcntatLm 
comppa^re  {-on  mourning)  lugu- 
bria  induere  {Jnto  the  bojom)  ft  in 
amplc^ti  {-over)  transfcro,  tranf* 
mitto,  3.  {-out)  ejicio,  $,  expelJo, 
3.  {or  blot  out)  deleo,  2.  expun- 
go,  3.  oblitcro,  I.  (orextingnifh) 
exttpguo,  3.  {-.out  «f  place)  ma- 
giftratum,  &c.  abrogate  {out  ef 
conceit)  abalieno^  I.  {out  an  ord^r) 
rdiAum  proponerc  {out  ofjo^n] 
foras  ex^ludcre  {-out  of  countr- 
nance)  pudorcm  incutere  {-out  tf 
humour)  bilcm  movere  (-out  tht 
/on^ur)  linguam  exerere  {or  drive 
mt)  exigere  {-in  the  rwm.  of  &no- 


P  T 

ther)  loco  Tub 

figo>3»  (or^»i^ 
for  a  place)  m 
fale)    venale 

.    fubjicere  {-out 

'.  alendum  comi 
excaeco,  i.  oci 

'  hope)  de  fpe  de 
diflocOj  I.  lux 
metum  adimer 
favorem  eripe 
perturboj  3.  cc 
mind)  exanim( 
opus  locare  (^ 
mo  veo  {-tofea 
(tofience)os  ol 
fomptibus  ali( 
fbame)  pudorei 
to)  Jmpedio,  4 
gladio  interact 
periclitor^.  i. 
tias  finglorum  i 
ing)  excito,  i. 
fupplico,  i.(-tt 
rccondere  {-a  a 
fraude  fallere  ( 

V  perfuadeo,  2.  ( 
ther)  culpam 
ferre 

putt  pofitus  {-I 
oppofltus  {-aiv. 
oc  abandoned)  t 
(-back)  repulfu! 
fitus  {-between] 
fepofitus,  rccoj 
motus,  dejefti 
elocatus,  emif] 
gatus  {-hard  to 
daans  {-off) 
fayed)  dilacus 
letus,  expund) 
ptifhed)  cxtin 
tisneratua  {-91 


Xy  A 


QUA 


OUA 


ftimatnsi  habitni 

>,  ji  (-betiveea  ofd^t) 
»•  3.  (-fnr«)  immimo^ 
lilatio,  3.  {"firward) 
4-  (orblottiiif  oot)«)e 
(-**  of  jire)  extinab, 
^P1Kiiit{»,  3.  (-rpjfirfKr) 

SpWredo,  3. 
ifKitfircio,  3.  ijarht^' 
P^^  ft.  potrefcoy  3. 
P**^,  poMdtia 
•^iPWfwIo,  3. 
Mlcemfut 
•^oleomifta 
>  (Wd  quefHoii)  qoieftio 

i^i  con^nde,  3. 

coiifufos,  ad  incitat  re* 


urns,  a.  pamilas 
pjnamit,  3. 
pyramidalliia 

pjfTD9iiantia»  f  • 
ijvrboiiifiDiia>  s. 

lytliOBiflCiy  t« 


m)  ottaaoratnf  (-wr/j  ^chry,  bnpiriee,  «.  f. 
tvrlMftiis  {'f)  adjvnC'  I  To  fMc^,  cmptricen  mercert  (at  a 
IS  (*m  mmmO  «<lAo«l     auck)  tetrinio»  4. 

^uttdn^e/bntdf  quadngefimatis 
A  quadrangle,  area  qoadrata 
Sl^adrdngimr,  quadrangalos 
Aptadrant^  quadrana 
^tudratt,  quadratut 
To  fuadrate,<{n*6f,  i.  convehio>4. 
Blgadripartite^  quadripartitus 
A  fuairutedy  qoadnipes,  3* 
Tbt  fuam-upk,  qQadrupluxn,  a. 
^gadmpk,  (adj.)  qnadruplez 
To  quaff,  pcpoto,  I.  (-aii  tut) 

bibo,  3.  exiorbeo,  i. 
A  qtufftr,  ebriofus,  a. 
A  qu^png^  compotatio,  3.  {"about) 

circmxipbtatioj  3. 
A  fuafirtg  cup,  poculum,  s. 
A  f*«r>y«<»f»«?>w,  vorago,  3. 
^'fggyi  paludofus 
A  fuaii,  coturnix 
S^fit-  (polite)  eleganfy  bdlas»  feir 

Mt  (odd,  ftrange)  raros 
faintly,  compte,  nitid^ 
^uaintnefs,  elegantia^  1^  nitor,  3, 
To  qnakcy  tremo,    3.    trepido^  i, 

( -extrtmely)  hcrreo,  2. 
To  make  r«  quah,  trrmefacio), '  »• 
\quaktr,  tTtmn\}ai%,  2. 
Sluakerifm,  cremulorum  fuperftitia 
A  quaking t  horror,  3.    tremor,  3.    ^ 
A  qualification  (endowment)  dos,  3, 
indoles,  ^.  (condition  t  ftatU9,4. 
Scarified,  (appeatfed)  pacatos,  feda> 

tu8  (fitted)  idoneua 
Tq  quiUify  (mafcr  fit)  Idc^lKam  fi^ 
cere  (appeafe)  paeo,  i.  (mode- 
rate) tempe'rd,  i.  moderor,  u 
A  qualtfptig,  (api)eafing)fedatio,  3. 
A  f»tf/f^,qiia]itas>3.  dos, 3.  (de- 
giee)  gradu*,  4.  ordr»,  j. 


iMfCHt  cifcvni#i'iuleiis  < 


^ality  (nobility)  AbbiiiMif  f, 

S^alities,  mortt,  pi, 

A  qualm,  kTtt  ftomftdii  a|ikt(i» 

S^ualmijb,  crudus 

A  quandary^  diltoirtM,>3.  coiiMo 

A  quautity,  qoaatitat^  3,  via,-  3. 

A  quataid'ain,  n6ra  ^adrq^tnriii 
in  ftatione  pre^tbr  peAete 

'A  quarrel,  jorgiiim,'2.  rHia,-n(MJ^ 
glmfi)  vitri  ^hombaa  (ff-m^ii^ 
tow)  fpecuhim  quadrat^ 

To  quarre/,  Jlcigo,  1.  rixor,  rj, 

A  quarreller,  altercator,  3. 

A  quarrelling,  conte^tio,  3. 

SluarrttUug,  qumrrelfomt,  licigMn 

S^uarreljomenefi,  hxiptxio,  3, 

A  quarry,  laptdum  fodiiu 

A  quart,  iextarhtt,-2« 

S^rterup-fptutknm 

A  quarter,  \vlatU- tmn  (tfr  ^etdR 
rc^o,  3.  {'Ofe$rtt)  cidoiMlil 

^jtMfi&s  (lodgings)  iMipitiam,  «. 
{-forfoldiers)  contsberoia  ftirtSfs 
{-of  the  moon)  phMcs  {0imn^} 
hybema,  pL 

Into  alt  quarters,  in  domes  -partes 

^     ( 'from  all  quartgrs)  undlqtt^ 

A  quarter  fiaff,  batalns,  s. 

Siuarter,    (in    fighting)  fiilofy   j,' 

,    vka,  1, 

S(uarter  feffious,  trimcftria  fadt  ttt- 
ratorum  comitia 

To  quarter  (int9  fiu!^  pkca)  liT  ^« 
tuor  partes  di^eeare  \pr  lod^ 
with)  diverfor,  i.  (^  iccefve^idlo 
ahoafc)  hoTpitinm  p^aRre  {or 
cut  op  meat)  ifeanuo^  x ;  Itirio^  T« 

'Quarterage,  pdafio  trtnffefttis 

gartered  (in  pieces)  dM<seitt(lcldg« 

cd)  hofpkio  recepttis 
A  quartering  (ifi  fdtees)  dkRQllo^V 
lodging)  hbC^ta\\lTCWi^'i:v> 


Q^U.  E 

^fgtrUrfy,  quolibet  fpacio  trimeftri 

(ad|j.)  trimeftris 
A  quartern,  fexU  pan 
To  qttafkf  qnaflb^  i.  epprimo,  3. 
Sfutjbed,  qaa0atui 
A  fK^fff »  qnaflario,  3. 
To  quaver,  captillo,  i. 
i^gaveriug^  modolans,  vibram 
A  juaveriug,  moddatio,  3. 
AfBem,  icortoiD,2. 
A  ?««»,  Wgint,  I.  X-confirt)  regiiia 

uxor  (dowager)  regina  vidua 
^ueer,  ioeptus,  iofulfus  (in  health) 

delicatulos 

?Beerfy,  ifiepte 
o  quell,  dome,  ii  debello,  I. 
Sluelied,  domitas,  y\6bx% 
A  quelling,  domitos,  4. 
To  quench,  extingoo,   3.  (»tbirft) 

fidm  fedare,  cr  conpefd^e 
^uaebable,  extingoibilit 
0^embtd,  extindus 
Aqumcbing,  cxtindio,  reftiiidio,3. 
^ermmeut,  queribndut 
A  quirk,  tavUlatio,  3. 
Full  of  quirks,  vct(\ito*t  fobdolos 
A  quern,  mola  tnifatilis 
A  query  |  fee  quefiion 
To  query,  dubito^  i .  propono,  3. 
^gterulous,  qaenilus 
A  qu^,  inquifitio^  3.  (-mm)  qux- 

ncor«  3. 
To  go  in  queft  \  fee  topurfue 
A  queftionj  qusftio,  3.  interro|atio, 

3.  (doubt)  dubitatio,  3. 
Xo  quefiion  (doubt  of)  dubito,  I. 

(-wieb)  interrogOyi.  (examine) 
.  rad  c;xtmeo»  of  jus  Tocare,  exa- 

niinOf  i.  fcrutor,  z. 
^ueftionahle,  dubiut,  incertut 
^ueftioned  ('xan;)ned)  examinatas 
(dottbtcni)  dobitatut 
^  fu^/Mitigl^  dubif^atio,   3*  Inqoi* 
dw,  J0  di/qaJ^tipj  J# 


QUI 


\  quejlor,  quaeftor^  3.    ' 
A  quibbU;  caviUum,  a.ibpfaifi&a,3^. 
Vo  quibble,  verbis  ludere 
A  qmbbler,  cavil  later,  3.  ibphifta  ' 
A  fuibbling,  captio,  3.  caviliitioy  3. 
^ick  (ninibie)  apilis,  cder  (aJtve) 
vivin  (bafty)    fcftinos  (diJigent) 
diitgens  (in /cent)  fagax  (injigbt) 
perfpicax   {of  vnt)  folers  {loitb 
child)  fcetu  vivo  gravida 
^ickt  quick,  fefUne,  intper^ 
To  the  quick,   ad  vivuni 
To  be  qiack  (or  lively)   vigeo,  2. 
(-with  child)  fatum  vivum  oteio 
geflare 
A  quick-fanJ,  fyrtis,  3. 
^ick  fetSf   planuria  viva  (-i 

fepes  viva 
S^ickJIlver,  argentum  vivum 
S(uick  or^»iri(^,citd(fubtilty)  acBte 
To    quicken    (enliven)    animo,    3. 
vivifico,  I.    (baften)  inftigo,  i. 
(or  make  hafte)    depropero,    i. 
(-wine)  vinum  refufcito,  i.  (as  a 
woman  wi'h  child)  foetum  vivum 
in  utefo  fentire 
Slnickenedf  animatus 
Sluickneft  (nimblcncfs)  agilitas,  3, 
(livelinefs)  vivacitas,  3.  [afj^bt) 
perfpicuitasf  3.  [ofttfit)  lagacitai 
A  quiddity,  captlofa  quxftio 
S^iefcence,  quierrcntia,  i, 
^iilfcnty  quiefreDS 
^iet  (fubft.)  qniea 
^luiet,   (adj.)  quietus,  tranquiUus, 

placidus  (filent)  tacitui 
To  be  quiet  (filent)  filco,  a.  taceo^ 
2.  (live    at    eafe)  otior,   i.  (>«/ 
quiet)  quiefco,  3.  requiefco,  3, 
To  quiet,  paco,  I.  fedo,  i. 
Sluieted^  pacatus,  fedatus 
Not  to  be  quieted,  iroplacabilla 
A  quieter,  pacator,  3, 
f  A  ^if /(/tffgi.  fcdatio,  p 


j  ^/«r/p,  quietc,  tnffiquilld 

AqmO,  peoaa,  i.  calamus, 
.  a  barrel)  Bfho,  3.  {-fir. . 
cal  infirument)  fieOram,  9 
A  qui/t,  cuicit» 
To  quilt,  pannum,  &c,  he 

farum  confncn 
A^iraWe^.malom  oydooium 
Sfuinqnennial,  quiaquomis 
A  quinfey,  angina,  i. 
A  quintal,  centum  pondium, 
A  quintejctnce,  medulla,  i. 
Aqaire,  papyri  fcapus  {-ofj 
i^  choir  {of  a  church)  cho 
or  locus  ubi  choms  caoit 
A  quirk  }  fee  quark 
ii^t,  abfolutus 
To  quit  (leave)  relinqno^S*  i 
3.  {or  yicW)  cedo,  3.  J[fc 
libero,  i.  rdalo,  i,  (ork 
virum   fe  prseftaie  (.m/j 
provinciam,  orfiadoneot 
( -  claim)  dooedere  jure  foo  (: 
•    par  pari  referre 
^w>,(adv.)  io^pun^ 
S^ite,  omoino,  penitot 
A  quittance  \  fee  receipt 
Spitted  \  (tt  acquitted 
^tted,  (left)  defertus,  relift 
Slitting  borfes,  equis  dimtfti 
A  f  »;miT^(leaving)  defertio,3. 

log)  liberatio,  3. 
A  quiver,  pharetra,  !• 
I^itb  a. quiver,  pharetratos 
To  quiver,  contiemiftro,  3. 
com)  prae  frigore  horrereif^ 
expavefto,  3. 
^ivering,  tremulnt,  horridw 
A  quivering,  tremor,  3.  borro 
A  quoil  of  a  cable,  rudentis  ii 

culum  convohitio 
Tofifo//^in  circnlum  convolvii 
.  icrf«i^.dot^}n94ie'ag|dftii| 


AC 

s,  3.  pfoporttc,  3* 
proUtio,  3. 

ttOClti 

it 
itatio,  3. 


R   A 

fi  CUDlCulut,  t. 

Wrt,  cavando  conjong^re 
bbi 

rabbinicus 
^us,  rabioTus 
«H«,  I. 

trfbi,  4.  ftadipm,  2. 
^  3.  prbgcnitt,  5» 
jNlger)  radix  siDzibeMs- 
itf)  genot 
I  eqiwf  cnrfor 
iMJft,  falifca,  f .  (for 
Hent,  *,  (f*?*  a  ffit) 
h  {for  bacon)  crates 
farhcttks)  crates  utri- 
r  cbeefe)  crates  cafearia 
i  fcw)  harpago,  3.  (o/* 
▼ix  vervecina  (for  bay) 

I- 

le)  fufflinQB 

unriTp  otiofusi  fatur 

>at  upon  a  rack)  crati 
(or  tormeat)  torqoeo, 
h  1.  (-a^  i^*-,  ^c.) 
ilk  alia  vafa  trans- 
meg  fi^  affiiao>  i. 
vfTM)  fkcigo^  t.  {or 
K>r)  opprimo,  ^. 
fithfaim,  excracior,  x. 
/M>f/^  excriiciatuf  (as 


K  A  O 


ft  At 


A  racker,  extorter,  3, 

A  racket,  reticulum^  a.  (ftir)  ftrt- 

pifius,  4.  turba,  1.  tumultus,  4. 
To  make  a  racket,  tQinultuor,  z. 
A  radHng,  tortura,  i. 
Rackltg  painty  cmciamenta 
Hackif^  of  liquofsy  defaecatio,  3. 
Racy,  faporis  gratifiimi 
Radianee,  nitor,  j.  fpiendor,  3. 
Radianty  niteos,  radians;  corufcans, 

corufcuB 
Radiathn,  radiatio,  2. 
Kadica/,  radicalis,  Ti talis 
Radically,  radici;ds 
To  tadicate,  radico,  i.     - 
Radicated,  inveteratus,  fixus 
A  ^adj/h,  raphanos,  2. 
(^radijh^  riphaninus 
The  f«jf  (refufe)  rejeftanea;  fU 
I0  raffle^  ^ea  ladSre 
A  raffle,  or  ruffling ^  alea^  t* 
A  raft,  ratisi  3. 

A  rafter,  tigndxn,  2.  caotherius,  t> 
To  rafter^  lontigno,  i. 
Areftyrhg,  contignatio,  3. 
Rafty,  fentibus  obdoQus 
A  ragi  pannrculuf,  2.  linteolunHj  1. 
Full  of  rags,  pannoftiS 
A  ragam>rffln,  mend  .cabal  nm,  2. 
Rage^  rabies,  §.  furur,  3.    ira,  i. 

{oftbefea)  xftus,  4,  fremitus,  4. 
In  a  rage^   turiofus  (adv.)  f abide, 

rtbiold 
To  rage,  infanio,  4.  fseyio,  4.  (fts 

a  wound)  recmde^o,  3.  (as  the 

fea)   teftuo,   i,    (in  drink)  de- 

bacchor,  x. 
kagttig,  furiofus 
A  raging,  rabies,  5.  furor,  3. 
Raging/y,  furiofc,  rabtd^ 
Ragged,    pannofus    (jagged)    laci- 
1      niatus,  dentatas 
\  Ra^gednejs,  pannofitas,  3. 
A  rageOf  or  ragfittty  fu^cdife,  //» 


A  raH^  palu»,  3.  repaguluoi,  1. 

To  rail,  palis  fepire  {at)  malcdk#» 
3.  male  loqui 

Railed  at,  conviciis  infe£tatus  (vfitlk 
rails)  palis  f'eptus 

A  railer,  infcdator,  3, 

Railing,  convicians 

Railingfy,  contumeliof^ 

Raillery  y  convicium,  2.  facetia,  !• 

Raiment^  veftis,  3.  veftitus,  4. 

Rain,  pi u via,  1.  imber,  3. 

Of  rain,  pluvius 

fn  the  rain,  per  imbrem 

To  rain,  pluo,  3.  {ditvn  right)  dei- 
pido^  3.  (-ill  or  upon)  impluo,  ]• 
{-tbrfugh)  perpluo,  3. 

A  rain  hctv,  iris,  3.  * 

Rainy,  pluvialis 

To  raife,  elevo,  r»  attollo,    t,  {*up 
onet  fr(f)  furgo,   3*    {ones  ft  If  .in 
the  world)  divitias  induAria  ac- 
quir^fe  {or  prefer)  promoveo,  !• 
{-anger)  comtpoveo,  2.  {-a  wall) 
extruo,  3,  {a  battery)  difpono^  3. 
{-a  bliBer)    excito,  1,    {.a  bell) 
erigo,    3.    (-«  bui.ding)  icdificO| 
I.erigd,  3,    {-bread)  fingo,    3. 
{'the  pojfe  comitatui)  incolas  col- 
ligcre  {-credit)  aeftimationem  au- 
gere  {-frotn  the  dead)  excitarc  ab 
iiiUt\%  {'the  de^il)  inferaas  um- 
bras carminibus  elicSre  [^emy) 
invidiam  conflare  {-^xpeffationi) 
fpem  in^i  ^re  {-indsgnatton)  biiem 
commovti .  {-a  kite)   in  aerem 
toUere  {'a  lie)  ihendacium  con- 
flare  {-a   mob)  turbSis  popnlarcf 
excitare   {-money)-  pecuniam  de- 
ceirfifre  {-pajie)  farinam  dcplaic 
{'phlegm)      pituitam       excxtaic 
(-plants)    plantas    fata:   edocdre 
(-fib*  price)  pretium  augere  (-rt 
putatiof.)     famam     %m^V&^i2f> 
{-fiantiat\  \ik«V^^  «&A^^tci  v^^- 
1J  H%x>< 


H 


R  A  L 

^re  f-v/]  excito,  x.  fufcito^  r. 
{font  pfp)  expergcfacio,  3. 
^•iiM»y  iniiitcs  confcribiSre  (-a 
fa%)  cenfum  imponJre  (-«  fag^) 
obfidionem  folvcre  (or  compel 
Another  to  raife  «  firge)  obfi- 
dione  oxbcm  liberare  (•//>«  paf' 
Jhvs)  animo*  concitare  {a  (pint) 
jnaaes  evocare  (-tf  duji)  pulverem 
noveic  (-a  report)  rumorem 
fparfiSre  {-toater)  aqoam  in  altuin 
profundere 

^beraifeJ,  attollor,  1.  erigor,  y, 
(^  interejf)  augeor,  «.  adjuvor,  i. 

Baifid  (or  lifteii  up)  levatoi,  alle- 


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to  the  charge)  ex  fuga  convemre 

{or  joke)  jecor,  i.  irrideo,  a. 
RaliieJ,  reftitutus 
A  rallying^  ioftaurado  public 
A  ram,  aries,  Stis,  m. 
To  r*M,  fiftaee,  i.  (or  fluff)  la- 

fercioy  4.  (-in  ptn  powder)  pul- 

verrm  nitratum  virga  adigert 
A  rsmhU,  vagatio,  3.  error,  3. 
To  ramble^  vagor,   i.  eno,   i.  ur- 

cumcurro,    3.    (•iii   difnurfe)    i 

propoiito  aberrare 
A  rambRng  perfin,  ewo,  3,  ('honfe) 

fparfa  domut  {'dt/foutjc)  oratio 

aberrant 
RawTHed,  fiflocatui 
A  rammer,  fiftuca,  I.  pavie«la,   x. 

{'ofagun)  Tirga  fcloppctark 
A  ramming,  fiftucatio,  3. 
Rammijhy  htrcoAis,  olidua 
Ranmijbne^t,  rancor,  3«  f(Btoi^3i 
A  ramp,  viragaprocax 
To  ramp,  procaciter  fe  grrCre 
Rampant,  procax  (in  heraldry)  ia* 

ii liens  (as  a  lion)  ere£hi8 
A  rampart t  VAllum,  %,  agger^  p 


^atus  (-up)  exciutut  (as  foldicn) 

confcriptus 
A  ratjer,  conciutor,  3.  excitator,3. 
A  rtiJiM,   ura  paffa  {-of  the  fun) 

ova  fole  ficcata 
A  Htijing,  concitatio,  3.  cxciUtio, 

y.  {.of  a  bank)  aggcftio,  3.  {of 

moMy)  exaaio,   3.    {of  f Mien) 

dclcaos,  4.  {'o/afege)  dilcfcfTus 

ab  obfidione 
A  rakt  (tool)  raflrum,  2.  {-for  an ^,  ., , , 

oven)    ruubulum,    2.    (amongft :  A  rtfm^i;^^,  exulutK>>  3« 

miners)   todira,  i.  {-to  pull  up  'Raft,  iee  run. 

vueds)  irpex,  3,  (or  fpcndthrifc)  Raretd,  or  rank,  raacidut 

prodigus,  2.  homo  diflblutuSj   or  Rancour,  iovidia, 

infamis 
To  rake,  farcolo,   1.  farrio,  4.  {or 

faape)  rado,- 3    {-agatn)  ttUx- 

€!•,  4.  (-together  ot  up)  cotri^do, 

3«    (**/  /^')    >F"C°>    ci^eribus 

condere  (-up  tbeafies  oftbt^M) 

xnortuum    cooviciis    profcindSre 
\or  livfr  as  a  rake)  per  luduin  U 

laictviam  tempos  tranfigSie 
Rahed,  r^ivki  (-togitbfr)  corrafui 
A  faktr,  farritor,  3. 
A  rakingt  farculatio,  3. 
^^raj^',  Mmam'ittSLwmt  (or  rctorn 


,  ,  !•  odium,  1*. 

Rancorous^  malignus,  invidus 
Rancoroujly,  maligne,  invidioi^ 
A  ramdy  margo,  3.  ora,  x« 
jit  random,  temer^ 
Random,  fine  fcopo  emiflus 
It  rang,  fonuit 

A  range  (of  a  coaeb)  temo,  3.  (or 
order)  ^hes,  5.  (ar  ratable)  va- 
gatio,  3. 
7a  range  (fet  in  Order)  difpono,  3. 
inftruo,  3.  («r  ftand  in  order) 
refta  ferie  difponi  (  up  and  dvwn)\ 
Cvagofy  u  erroy  i«   (-wital)  fa  ' 


RAP 

rinami  cemSre 
Ranged  in  order,  ordine  inftrufl 
A  ranger  (letter  in  order)  dige 

3.  nearcher)  exploratory  3. 

the  fire/l)  viridarii  coftos 
A  ranjpng  (in  order)   digeftioi 

(or  infpeding)  luftratio,  3* 
Rsank  (too  mucl\;  praefertilia,  oi 

luxurians  (injmell)  rancidoi 
A  rani  rogue,  nebolo,  34  ("pm 

acre  venenom 
A^ank,,  ordq,  3.  finely  ^  \» 

2.  digiiitas,.3» 
yrank,  illuftris 
To  rank,  ordioo,  r«. 
To  be  rank,  loxurio 
Toberankai,  ordifM  coOooA 
Tt  rankle,  fuppuro,  i.  puM^fl 
A  rankRng^  {uppuratio,  3.  ^ 


RanUy  (offenfivsly) 

oriantly)  luxurioli 
Ranknefs,    rancor^     3* 

growth)  luxuriciy  ^ 
To  ranjack,  dtripio,  3. 
A  ranfaeker,  fpoUator,  3» 
Rai^ched,  fpoUattti 
A  ranfacking,  direptio,3, 
A  ranf&m,  redcmptio,  3, 
To  ranfem^  rediino»  3. 
Ran/omed,  redetnptut 
A  ranfomer,  redeoiptOTy  3* 
A  ranjsnting,  redemption  3. 
Rant,  vaniloquentta,  l« 
To  rant,  fuperb^loqui 
\  ranteh^  nepos  inepCut 
Rantingfy^  inept^  infolft 
A  rap,  iAos,  4.  aiapa,  I. 

tbefngen)  taiitmni 
To  rap  (ftrike)  perciitiOp*4.  fi 

4.  pulfo,  !•  (or  fwop)  COM 

i^  (or  fwear}  juramentui 

mere  proferre 

*5 


(- 


A  S 

ividi    : 

>^oufnef»^   npacltat 
I. 
IS,  4.  peir  ?iiB  ftapram 
^)  pordo^  3.  {or  wild 
pnra,  2. 

r^y  ftapro,  1, 
t,  rapidos 

•^iif(jr.  lapidtUSy  ^ 
'*^  vclocitcr 
t^iS  3.  venitttsif  %. 
in*.  X. 

lodcer)  comix,  3. 
'ttiratio,  3. 

i^  if^  Vfitb  jty,   cfftt/l 
vhans 

Aimi  impetut 
Binbilis 
,  cxhnrttt 

■tftcio,  3,  1 

^firefcSre 


exioiia,  fee  a  tttrUfky 
nbi  idaei  fniAttS 
^tro,   3.  (w4r-)   fur- 
10   mhHiy   flagiti«fus, 
M|iif6imas 
popali  fa» 
niodas^  fceleflus 
)  Jitan^    I.    (fiaall 
e  mlniM 

ii)  ftringoy  3.  (-«»/) 
eleo^  1.  expvngOy  3, 
everto,!.  folo  ar^uare 
ed)  ftridus  (demo- 
ns (rooted  Out)  ex« 
ettts 
terataty    temenuiot^ 

icstaaca 


RAT 

1A  ro^Hr  §fbac§tt^  oflfelU 
^  Rafihf,  temer^,  intfonrulte 
Rajtmefs,  pra^dpitatio,  3.  temeritu, 

3.  i'ofhertzf)  credulitas,  3. 
A  rajtng,  rafora,  i.  (demolifliing) 
fobverfio,  3.  demolition  3.  (Wot- 
ting out)  deletio»  3, 
A  rafour,  fee  razor 
A  rafi,  radula,  I. 
To  rafi,  rado,  3.  limo,  i^ 
Raffedj  rafus 
A  raj/ifigf  rafura,  t, 
A  rafure,  rafura 
A  roe,  fofe»,  3.  mm,  5, 
Of  a  rat,  fo'icimis 
Rafs  bane,  arfenicuTDy  2. 
To/m^lia  rat,  (ee  to  mifrufl 
A  ratcatcher^  murtcidut^  x» 
A  r«f  rrtf;^,  decipula,  i. 
'Ratabff^  prorata 

A  rate,   pretimn^  2.  (proportion) 
prop«>rtio,    3.  (tax)  fcnfut,   4. 
(manner)  modusy  x.  (fise)  mag*, 
nittido^  3. 
To  rate  (tax)  raxo,     i.   tribotom 
imponSre    (efteemj    ae(Kmo,    i. 
(chide)  objurgQ,  1.  tncrepo,  3 
Rateable,  cenfuaiis 
RateJ,  cenUu,  apftimatoa  (chidden) 

obiurgatus 
A  rater,  cetkCor,  3.  aeftimator,  3, 
Raib,  praecox 
Rather,  potii^s,  magis  (/  bad  rathar) 

malo,  \ii 
A  ratifieatiOH,  rati^mg^cottRtmmo, 

3.  ratifiicatJo,  3.  fai)£lio»  3. 
Ratified,  rattis,  confirmatus 
To  ratify^  confirmo>  i. 
A  rating,  cenfuf,  4.  (chiding)  te- 

prehenHo,  3.  ^ 

Ratiocination,  ratiocinatio,  3. 
Rational,     rationalls     (reafonable) 

ration!  confentaoeus 
Ratiotially,  tratiaae^  geqac 


R  A  V 

~A  rattl^  erpdltaculum,  •• 
Rattleheaded,  infulfus,  loquax 
To  rattle  {mnke  a  noife)  ftrcpiturn 
edgre(or«;hidc)iocrepo,l.  (<•!« 
idlely)  inepci  garrire 
Rattled  of,  graviter  increpitui 
battles  for  childreo,  crcpundla,  fk 
A  rattling  ((baking)  concuflSo,  > 
nquaflatio,   3.  (-/Wtow)  B»5"»*"*» 
tneptus  (chiding)  objurgatlo,  3. 
Rattlingi,    fcaUrum      nauticaruc^ 

gvadus 
Ravage,  direptio,  3*  Taftatio*  3. 
To  ravage,  diripio,  3.  vafto,  U 
Ravaged,  direptus,  faftatua    . 
Aravager,  fpoliator 
A  ravaging,  deprasdctio,  3. 
To  rave,  dcliro,  t.  infanio,  4. 
To  ravel,  retexo,  ^.  iwfolto,  jf 
RaveUtd,  retextua,  iawolutna 
A  ravtn,  bonrua 
Of  raven  colour,  conracioos 
To  ranen,  or  ramn,  yoto,  i. 
A  ravener^  hellyOi  3< 
Jtavemng,  rawema^  avii)i9»  vorat 
Raveaoajpy,  avide 
Ravenoufnefs,  voracitaa,  3. 
A  raxMT,  delirus,  i« 
A  raving,  delirium^  l* 
To  ravifi,   conftupro,  s.  vitSo,  r« 
(charm)   4tk&o,    i.    voluptate 
magna  aificSre 
Ravijhcd  (deflour^^)  vitiatui  (de- 
lighted) permuUiit  {-from)   ab- 
reptus 
To  be  ravij/bed,  fee  /•  be  charmed 
and  deU^Htd  {-with  love)  ^more 
ardere 
A  ravifhor,  raptor,  3.  ftuprator,  3* 
A  ravijbing,  ramjbment,    or   »«- 
Viiting  a   raf^   raptus,  4.    ^u* 
pratio,  3.  {-tf  the  mind)  eftafis,}* 
Ravijhing  (it    tbc   tp\    cx\«vi«s 


R  A  L 

l^fliAv)  m^litc^  conrcribfrc  (-a 
fffx)  cenfum  inr.pouErc  (-a  J&ff) 
cbfidioitein  foWtre  (or  com|icl 
ft^ochcr  to  raife  1  fiegc)  obfi- 
^mne  mb*m  Ubcrare  {-tbi  pa/- 
fiw^i)  &nimoa  tonricarc  {a  fpinr) 
mintt  cvotare  (-a  li^^y?)  FU^verem 
jnovert  (-a  rr/i^rO  Tumorcm 
fpirii^ie  {--water)  aquain  ia  altum 

^i>inraiffJi  sttollor,  I*  ei-igor,   > 

Miiifi^  (or  /^iftf^  ^f  J  levaiuf,  aUe- 
Tatua  {-«f )  estciiatui  (as  loldicrt) 

A  rfli/p|  concitatOTt  3.  eicitat(jr,3, 
^  r*i>,    ti^a  paUa   {-of  tht  fun) 
u^a  fole  fictatfl 

J.  C-o/  12  hank}  &Egcflio,  3.  (a/ 
lue^^j;)  cxaOio,  3*  iff  jMif^i) 
dek£tu*,  4,  {%fa^tgt)  (iiictirus 

4^  m4#  (tool)  f^flmtn,  s,  (-^flr  *» 
ffww)    rutabulunij    1*    ^amongil 

^uctdt)  irp«3t,  3.  (ff''  ipcndUirifr) 
pro<iif,U5,  %.  home  4ii!Mutii$j  0r 
infaniit 

cit,  4»  {-iagiiUr  or  1//)  c0!  r**iD, 

condcr*  ( -^f  tbfajhis  if' 

jnortuufli    convicijt    pi( 

(crlive  a&arakc)  ffr^  ' 

lafcir^atn  Umptii 
Mahd^  nimi'ti 
A  faier. 


RAN. 

to  tbc  diar^t)  ei  fuga  c^nveiure 
(*r  jokt)  jo^ior,  I.  imdeo,  9.. 

A  raUyitt^j!  loAaoiatio  pugns 

Tfl  r*fli,   fifttjeoj   I.  (cr  fluff)  m- 

fi^rci^j  4,    ('ru  j^#  ^hj'w^r)   pul- 

TETfiit  n^tntum  virga  aiiig^c 
Aratmhtiy  vagal  10,  3.  error,  3. 
Tfl  ramhh^  vagor,    i,  erro*    I,  cif- 

cumcurro,    3,    f-in    difctmrft)    k 

prop  oH  to  al^n-are 
Mi  ramhling  p.rfint  eifO»  3,   (-^w^) 

fjjaffa   domui   {'dJfimtKfi)  oratki 

aberrafjs^ 
Rammtdf  fiflucatui 
A  rflPMWfT,  flJhica,  t.  pavkalftr   1. 

{'^f  ^  ffiTu)  v)fi,!i  fdopptEajrk 
A  ramming^  fiftucatiQ,   3. 
Rammijh^  hircafui,  oliduA 
Rajrimtjbne'i,  ranco^  3.  fittoi^,!, 
A  r^ftj^,  viragO'procai 
To  rflit!*' »procacittr  it  gfr?re 
Rumpanf,  ptocaifi  (in  hcnMry)  ii* 

jiiiena  [ai  a  Lion)  er^flui 
A  Tompsrt,  vallum^  %.  a^er^^t^ 
A  rempLigj  eittJltatTO,  |» 
^fiff,  lee  I'Ma 

i^^jnr^rpcii,  m»%niu.  iAvtinl 

Mjiirsrtitjh.    tti  ^  i  i  •  "-*     .  n  v  (•••••'  • 
A  ftmi,  it\> :-  u. 


R  A  P 

rjfJtmH  cerjii-re 
Ranged  in  wrder^  ordine  loffin 
A  ranger  (ktter  In  ordci)  di 

3,  (fearchcr)  rxplofitor;  ; 

r^  fortfi)  viridarii  cuftcu 
A  ranpng  (in  order]   di|«A 

(ar  ijilpeftinj!:)  luftiatb,  3^ 
^ank  (tfio  mucJi)  p^a^fertlJil^ 

k*uriam  (xW  ,»t*//)  ismcida 
A  rank  T^gu^y  nebuio,  31  (-^ 

»ct?  ifciicnum 
A  ^fl/f*j  ordoj  3.  ftiieii^  j 

2.  dpgnitas^  3, 
Of  rank,  xMsiilTh 
To  ratfk,  Ofdmo,  r* 
T$Ae  rank^  ioxtirio 

%  rifnit//,  fuppuro,  1 , 1 
A  ramkisng^  JTuppuntio, 

Banktuisf    wtLSitar^     y 
growth)  i&zuriftj  ^ 

A  rj«  W4i^»  AoU 

A  rWWA»^,  in«,  _ 

A  Mr{^  r<i«ti||^i^t  3^ 


.   f 

tft^    rapacitM,  1 

fr  ^xtn  ftnprum  J 
tiOj  3.   (ffr  wild 


UpTO,    T. 

Itrs 

rapiditas,  ^ 
Jociccr 

mtb  Joyt.    clFufl 
nprtu* 

A 

SI 


I  rrit£liiff 


RAT 


3.  {-iifhtiLf)  crcdulii-j*,  'J 
A  r,'fy5'?i-j   rafurj,    i»  {dimolifliing} 

fobvtrfir>,  5,  i^emtiLiciQ,  |.  (blot 

dny;  oul)  ddetdi  3, 
A  rafoUTy    fee  rffxior 

flafpfilj  Tifus 

A  rfl  jSf'ff,   rafurij  t. 

A  rajure^  rafura 

A  r^,  {6rer^  3.  mm,  |, 

Of  a  rgr,   lo'icmni 

Raft  kiine,  arfcmcum,  i, 

A  ratcatfbiTf  rnQTicidui^  t 

A  rat  frap,  deripulij  t, 

itata^fff  pro  raim 

A  ratti  preijum,  i,  (pMpcFrtJiw) 
pfop-nio,  %.  (tw)  fcnfm,  ^ 
(minnct}  modui,  1,  (licj  a^. 

TV   «f*  [ta«)  riio, 
impon?ift    (dkcm) 


R  A  V 

TV MrtJt (owkf  a  •».■*•€     -•  "? 

^rfj//fi  i  .If  t  ^  kt  • .  ;-:?!•..      •• 
A  raft^^  {hik.  '*i    t.'fc  ..■       ■• 

bepnn{diK.-^   .•^^.f-;.  •. 
lUnHf^    kilma:     :^:*  ^  i,x 

Rmm^  tin^^i^  aiiiu.*.* 

A 

r^rtET^b*.!^  ■tor. 


jro,  f, 

.   ao,  3. 
.tfndo,    I.  (of 
^     to)  faluto,  I, 
mmendabilis 
M,  connm'*ndatio,  3* 
mendctitius 
^TKndatus 
^Mndator,  3. 
^  1.  mercc^f 


R  EA 


fgrtgius  (/•  the  ear)  faaviifimttS/ 
admirabilts,  jucundiffimus 

$iaw,  -cr^idus  (opt  foddefl)  incoAus 
(unwove)  Dondu  171  textus  (un- 
ikilful)  i^dis,  imperitufl 

^ta^v  fihoi/oTf  Dovitius,  2. 

To  grow  raw,  crudefcoy  3. 

Raw  jjtfeather,  tempefl^  frigid  a 
&  nubila 

Maw  b^ed,  fttigofut 

Rawly  (cFudej  prudAfn  (unikil- 
fully)  imperil^ 

Jiawnefst  crudi^as,  3. 

A  ray,  radiua,  a. 

To  raze,  rado,  3.  (-foundatioffs) 
t'andamenta  evertSre 

A  raa»r,  novacuja,  i . 

T*  reach  (come  tip  to)  alTeqaor,  3. 
{-one's  meaning)  ititelligo,  3. 
(-out)  cxtendo,  3,  (neut.)  to 
reach,  extender,  3.  porrigor,  3. 
(or  arjj-ive  at)  pcrtingo,  3.  {in 
'if omit  ting)  vomo,  3. 

4  reach,  ambijaiia,  4.  tragus,  4, 
(fetch)  dolus,  z,  (capacity,  abi- 
lity) captus, '4.  (power)  poteflaf, 
3.  {-of  thought)  fagacitas,  3,  {by 
water)  intcrvaJlum,  2. 

Of  a  defpre^cl^,  fubtilii,  yerfutua 

A  reaching ^.vomtVi'iX  nixus 

Reached  (given)  ailatvs,  datus  (ex- 
tended) porredus,  eatentus 

A  reaching,  extenfio,  3.  porre£tio, 
3.  (vomiting)  vomitio,  3. 

To  read,  lego,  3,  (-eo/.T  again)  i;e. 
^^RO'.  3*  {o§ten)  leaito,  1. 
{•over)  cvolvo,  3.  ('-cttr) ,  publice 
TeciCare  {-unto)  praelego,  3,  {or 
guefs)  conje^Of  i . 

R^,  leflus  {'openif)  pubiki   1% 
.  citatus  (-ontfr)  perle£tui 

W'^i  read,  dQ/£iif&isus 

/^^J^rrMe/,  he  Jefible      ^  . 
^  f^M^  I^aor,  J.  (rinfcko(iU\ 


R  E  A' 

•pro^eflTor^ .  3.  {-to fchollan)  prae- 
ledlor,  %.  {or  curatf)  vicarius,  2. 

A  great  reader,  heliuo  librorum 

A  reading,  le^io,  3.  {-openly)  prae- 
le£tiQ^  3^  (  over)  evolutio,  3, 

To  readmit,  itcn\m  adnutcei:e 

Ready,  paraius,  .promp.tus»  pionus  ; 
propenfus,  expedituSj^  accin£ius 
{-to  pleafe)  afifabiUs,  cotnis,  niitis 
{or  willing.)  volens,  iubcns  {-to 
lie  in)  in ftat  partus  {^fMrniJbed) 
hoptium  (upell^dlUi  in^ruftum 

Ready,  readfIy,.J3jaa,  jsundudum 

0/ ready  wit,  fagax 

Ready  rnomy,  argeotum  prae(cn- 
tancunr),  pecunia  numetata 

To  be  ready  at  hand,  adeffc 

To  get,  or  make  ready,  paro*  I. 
cxpcdio,  4.  {-hafiily)  accclcro, 
I.  {-firwqc)  apparo,  1.. 

Jl^jde  ready,  paratu^  accmflus 

Readily,  expedite,  parate  (without 
book)  memoritcf  (willingly) 
libenter^  xomiter 

Reqdineft,  promptitudo,  3.  alacri- 
tas,^.  {-topleafe)  obrequium,  2. 
comitas  3. 

Jn  re^dinejs,  In  profl^ntu,  pratfld 

Jt  ii.  in  reauimfi,  fuppetit 

Rtal,  vcrus 

Arealeftate,  patrin\oniom,  », 

Reality,  Veritas,  3. 

In  reality^    rcvera 

To  realixf,  ad  amufTim  ^xprima 

Really  (in  earneft)  revcr*,  finccrp, 
fane  (furcly)  profefto,  certe,  fane 

A  realm,  regnum,   2. 

A  ream  of  paper,  fcapus  major  papyi; 

To  reanimute,  leanime,  £• 

To  reap,  meto,  3. 

Reaped,  meflfus 

Fit  to  reap,   maturns 

A  reaper^  mcflT  r,  3. 


J 


R  ] 

Reapingtimex.  mefi 

In  reaping  iiiue,    pi 

Of  reaping,  tJ^pflbi 

The  rear,  .^itvci}^ 

agmen  extremu 

To  rear  up,  toUo, 

bvilding)  exirui 

{uip  ebilJfxn)  i 

bimfelf)  fe  atto 

Reared,  or  fifted 

vatus  (educated 

A  rearing,  ere£li<) 

To  reafcend,  denui 

R^afon  (the  faqult 

A  reafon  (caufe  or 

caufa,  I.,  argun 

Agsinfi  reafon,  al 

By  reafott    0/*,   ol 

propterea     {by 

quando,^propta 

To  reafon,    argunr 

cinor,   X.    difce 

oppono,.-3.  OPF 

ovfly)  cavillor, 

Reafonable  (ratioQi 

squus,  jOftus  ( 

diocrla 

R^ajpnablenefsy  aeq 

J^eafonably,  juflc 

diocriter,  mo«Ji( 
^eefoned,  difputat 
Having  reajoned. 
Maybe  reasoned, 
A  rsafoner,  ratioc 
A  reafonirg^  rati* 
To  re-ajfenb^le,  or 
iterum  convoca 
rurfum  convcni 
To  rea£ign,  iterui 
A  reaffignmenty  ai 
To  reajj'unw,  real; 
Rfaffumed,  denuc 
To  rebate  (phed 


REC 

>)  faUoco,  3.   {or  make 
)itnOf  I. 

[checked)  feprcfiiit  {h  ac' 
I  fttbduaui  ^in  hermldry) 


.   .  i  refrenans 

fi  rekgumem,  TtprcB&o,  3. 
nUry)  dtmiiiatio,  s- 
pedodlit 

dcficio,  3.  icbeilo^i. 
')  icbdlatof',  3. 
ft  nktUia*  rebeUio,  3. 
^lebellit,   foaiofot  (dif- 
K)  penrerfst,  oMinatus, 

US 

^MMMun^y  reperounus 
Ey,  icpercuffio«  3. 


lesdificatiit  / 

f,  iccdificatJo>  5. 
Rprehmfio^  3* 
iacrepoy   1.  caftigo,    i. 
jSiMr}ittgilio,I.  Uharfly) 
y  I.   {rd^ttftdtf)    CK. 
r. 

tncptnty    reprelunfttsi 
I 

objorgHoriM 
objargatoTy  3* 
objoKgatio,  3« 
nbokm,  s. 

etoco,  I,  (^iv*i  wor^A) 
ffcadfoe 
locatss 
rerooado,  3. 
scanto,  I*  (-««  ofinhtt) 
■  nracara 

fp  ncmUsHmp  recanta- 
^iiodt%  I* 
§Uj  breritcr  vepeto,  3. 


REC 

Recapitulated,  fummatitn  repetitus 

A  recapitulation^  fumtnariutn,  s. 

7o  recede f  rccedo,  3.  fecedo,  3. 

A  receifi  (receiving)  recepcio^  3, 
^difcharge)  acceptilatio,  3.  (jn- 
grapii*,  1 ,  {Jy  a  pbyjkian)  pnr- 
fcriptum,'  2. 

To  receive^  recipto,  3^  accipia,  -3. 
(-v/^)  falutantes  admitt&c  (>« 
vjound)  vtdnerory  1.  {or  drink, 
in)  imbiba^  ^,  .{-into  com^my) 
admitto,  3. 

Received,  acceptss^  exceptot^  re- 
crptus  (as  a  coflom)  invetbratus* 
\into  cmpMKy)  admiiTus 

A  receiver,  receptoi^  acceptor*  3, 
{-of  taxes)  pubiicaaaiy  a«  (chy- 
mical  veifel)  vas  recipiens  (-«/ 
the  king*!  demeifie)  regit  pro- 
curator 

Receiveri  general,  triboni  Krarii 

A  recti vit^,rtct^tio,  3,  acceptio»3. 
admiffio,3*(before)  anticipatio93, 

Recent,  nuperua,  recent 

Recently^  rccenter,  naper,  modd 

Reeeptaifh,  capaz 

A  recefnacle^  receptaculnm,  %• 

A  reception,   receptip,    3,    (enter- 
tainment) acceptio,  3. 
i  Receptive,  capax 

A  rece/Sf  receOus>  4* 

Recbleft,  fccurus,  remiilot 

Reciproeai,  r^ciprocas,  matuqt 

Rcc^rocalfy,  inutuo»  alternatim 

To  reeiprocafep  akerno,  I. 

Reciprocation^  reciprocatio,  |« 

Recijlony  recifio,  3. 

A  retitai,  recitatio,  3.  eaumeratio,3i 

To  recite,  lecitOp  x.  enumero,  i« 

Recited,  recitatus,  narratut 

A  reciter,  recitator,  3, 

A  reciting^  recitatio,  3. 

To  reckon  (count)  numero^.i.  com 
puto/   /#    (judge)    Mrbitsfir,   i. 


R]EC 

(edeem)  exiftimo,  x.  dbco,  %e 
(defign)  ftatuo,  3.  conflituo,  3* 
(or  depend  upon)  conAdo,  3.  ('iU* 
tie  of)  parti  pendj^re  (  toitb)  ra- 
tiones  cdnferre,  tr  compooXf e 

Reckoned,  numeratM 

May  be  reckoned^  computabilit 

Not  to  be  reclmedp  inoumerabilis 

A  reckoner^  computator,  3. 

A  reckoning,  numeration  3.  ('o/om 
witb  child)  tempos  pregnationis 
(/Hot)  fymbolum,  s.  coUada,  r. 
eranut^  2.  (account  to  be  given) 
ratio,  3, 

To  reclaim,  corrigo,  )•  ad  bonia 
frugem  rcducere 

Reclaimed,  mi  fmgem  perdadaa 

A  reclaiming^  emendatio,  3. 

TorecJtnep  reclinoy  f. 

Reclining^  recJinis 

A  recluje,  monachttSf  I  mundania 
feclufus 

To  ree^pixci  agnofco,  3. 

A  recogniaung,  rec^nition,  agnltio^j. 

Jirecognizancej  obligation  3.     . 

To  recoil,  refiiio,  4, 

Not  to  recwlj  fobfifto,  3,  ^ 

A  recoiling,  recelTio,  3. 

Recoiling,  reElient 

To  recoiled,  recoUigo,  3* 

A  recoUeHing,  recognitio,  3, 

To  recommence^  renovo,  inftauro,  t* 

Recommenced,  iaftaurarus 

A  recommencing,  inftauratio,  3. 

To  recommend^  commando,  i.  (of 
fend  compliments  to)  faluto,  i« 

Recemmendabte,  commendabilis 

A  recommendation,  commrndatio,  3* 

Recommendatory^  commendetitius 

Recommended,  commendatos 

A  recommender,  commendator,  3. 

A  recompenfe^  premium,  !•  merces, 

Tq  rtcom^nlt^  icto^sitio,  \%  «^^ 


R  EG 

"Regtffdakttt  confideratione  digous 

Regardedy  CQratufi,  obfervatua 

Not  regarded^  ncglcdlus 

*l'o  be  not  regarded f  fordeo,  i. 

Aregurder^  ebfcrvator,  3, 

A  fegardimg^  refpeftos,  4. 

S-egardhg,  attincns,  pcrtinein 

^egardlcfsy  ncgligcns,  remiflut 

Rtgardhp..j,\  improvidc,  renrifl^ 

Regardiejr.ej's^  inc^iria^  I. 

Regency  (gowmmpTit)  regimen,  3, 
(of  a  kipgdomjadmiiuftratioregni 

To  regenerate^  rcgenero,  I. 

Regenerate^  regenerated^  rtgeneratus 

RegeneratitHy  regeneratio,  3. 

A  regent  (in  ftudles)  moderator^  |. 
praefeaiM^  2.  reftor,  3.  {-rf  a 
realm)  ref,ni  procurator,  3.  (vice- 
roy) prorex^  3.   (^^#/r-}    rcgni 

.    pro<?tiratrix 

To  germmdti^  germ'no.  i. 

A  regicide,  regi*  intcrfcftor 

Regimen  (govcroment)  regimen,   3, 
moderament   3.    rerum  admini* 
AratiO  {-in  diit)  dicfa,  l.  {inpty 
fie)  mediciiUB  rcgunen  prarfcrip- 
tum 

A  regiment,  legio,  3, 

Regimental^  leg  onariuf 

A  region,  regio,  3.  tragus,  4. 

A  rcgifler  (book  Of  rccoHs)  ada, 
/»/.  archivum,  a.  [efnoma)  no- 
mencldtuta,  i,  (ofEcer)  regiftra- 
rius,  24 

To  regifter^  in  tabu  las  referre 

Regijlred^^  in  a£ta  rclatus 

A  regijirittg,  in  tabuias  relatio 

A  '<?f i/?»>  (o®f«  ^^o'  regirters)  locus 
ubi  a^a  poblica  conrervaotur 

^0  regrant,  iterum  donare 

5^  regrftte,  praemerccr^  I, 

A  regrater,  mango,  3, 

^  ^^rf/jt,  ff^reffus,  4, 
^Hr^^j  iodjjfjuthj  J, 


R  E  I 

TV  regret^  aegrc  ferrc  (bemoan)  dc- 

fleO|  1.  lugeo,  2. 
Arretted,  atgre  latM,   deploratus, 

dcAetus 
Reg:/ far  (according  to  art)  ad  nor- 

mam  era£lus{ufual)  u(itat\is  (me  < 

thodical)  methodicus,  ordine  pro- 

grcdiena    (moderate)   moderatus. 

temperatuf  (under  a  rule)  regula 

afthftus 
Regularity,  regularitap,  3. 
Regularly^  ex  ordine,  tertS 
7»  regulate,  difpono,  3.  ordino,   1. 

moderor,   1,    tempcro,   I.    prae- 

fcribo,  3. 
Regulated,  ordinatus,  temperatua 
A  regMlating,  reguladtn,  moderatio,, 

3.  temperatjo, '^. 
A  regulator,  mo'^•rator,  3*  ordinator 
To  rehear^  denuo  andire 
A  rehearing,  audi  tic  iterata 
To  rehear fe,  recito,  i.  reptto,  3. 
A  rehear jal,  recilatio,  3. 
Rehearjed,  recitatus,  repctitus 
A  rebearjing,  enumcrat'O,  3, 
To  renEly    rejicio,    3,    repudio,  f. 

abdiro,  1.  refpuo,  3> 
Rejeded,  reje€lu8 
To  he  rejedtd,  rcfpurndus 
A  rejcSiiitg,  rejeSliorjy  re3c<5>io,  3. 
A  reigHy  regnum,  a . 
To  reign,  regno,  1.  (pievail)  vigeo, 

2i  ingravefco,  3.  {or  be  in  vogue) 

obtineo,  %,  floreo,  2. 
Reigning^  regnans  {-diptrnper)  mor- 
bus ingravefcens 
To  reimhark^    navem  rurfus    con- 

fcendtre 
A   rtlmbarking,    rcifnharkmmt,    and 

reimharkation,    in   navem   iterata 

confcenfio 
To  rtimburfe^  pec onias  rependcrc 
Riimburfed,  rer-enfus 
A  rdmburfmcnt^  rcftitutio,  3. 


R  E  L 

Thi  rein,  habena,  !• 

Reins  fof  government)  tmperiani] 

{or  kidneys)  tenet,  pi. 
To  reinfrre,  anftauro,  r,  reparo, 

{an   army)  exercitum   fuppi 

{-an  argument)  adurgeo,  s. 
A  reitforcement,  fapplementom, 
To  r^ngeq;e  {in  fight)  itenim  o 

flign,  3.  {^'in  bufinefi)  iterum  1 

gotio  fe  xmplicare 
To  reinftate,  reftituo,  j. 
Reinftated,  i;!efti tutus,  repofitiit 
A  reirHating,  reftitutio,  3. 
Torejfsice  (be  glad)  laetor,  I.  p»A 

2.  (make  glad)  exhilaro,  I.  1 
tifico,  I. 

Rejoiced,  exhilarttns,  gififM 
A  rejoicing,  \x\\u»,  t.  l^ndilMDy 

{-day)  dies  exultationis 
To  rejoin  (reply)  iterum  refpottiil 
A  rejoinder f  rcfponfio  iterata 
To  reiterate,  itero,"  X«  repCtO>  )• 
Reiterated,  itcratus  '^ 
A  rr.tcration,  rfpetitio 
Tg  rcland,  in  terram  denu&  expOB 
A  relapfe,  novus  lapfos  {or    Ittui 

iteratus  lapfua 
To  relapfe,  relabor,  3.  recidoj  ^ 
Relaffed,  relapfut 
To  relate,  narro,  i.  enarro,  X. 
Related  (told)  narratus   (a  kin 

blood)  confangoiBeui  (by  m 

riage)  affinis 
A  relater,  narrator,  3. 
A  relating,  relation,  fee  worrafim 
Relation  (kindred)  confanguinet 

3.  affinitas,  3. 

A  relation,  lee  related 
Relative,  retativum,  A. 
Relatively,  pro  ratione 
To  relax,  relaxo,  i.  remtttOy  )• 
A  relaxation,  relaxing,' rt\vaL{i9t 

remiflio,  3. 
Reiaxed^  re!azatttS|  remilTttt 


RE  L 

ftatiOy  3. 

fee  Xofi^tUn 
(fet  at  liberty)  dimitto,  3. 
IJcner)  libero,  i.  {-from  a 
Q  ftipqlationi  non  iniiftere 
abfolutio,  3.  liberatio,  3 
folutus^  relaxatus 
f,  rtljtafementy  folutio,  3. 
grow  gentle)  mollefco,  3, 
'»  3-  (**'  .*>*  moved  with 
Gon)  mifericordiS  moveri 
Toubled  for)  iblkitudine 
r  yield)  cedo,  3, 
f,  it^  pUv'wg^  ppardouing 

inflexioilis 
iridow)  vidua,  |. 
mfort)  confolatioy  3%  fo- 

2.  folamenj  3.  (help* 
)  foppetiae.  fl,  fubfidium, 
aw)  relevittm 
'■  (comfort)  confolor,  i. 
fuccurroy  3.  (<f  town)  op- 
foppetias  ferre  (-/i  guard) 
m  vices  permotare 
[coDifortrd)  cohToIatione 
(helped)  fublevatus 

(helper)  opitoJator,  3. 
^,  auxilium>  1, 
religio,  3.         , 
rdigiofus,  pius  (-/«   af^ 
e  only)  hvpocrita^  ^t,   m, 

jmn^aal)  qui    religiofe 

'1  religiofe,  pie 
ijb,  rclinquo,  3.  dercrn- 
(  a  charge  or  offiff)  ma- 
,  or  m-jaere  fe  abdicare 
0  de  jure  fuo  abife 
ed,  reli^tos 
/hing,  derelidio,  3. 
rehquise^  ^/, 
;nftu«,  4,  fapor,  .3, 
hf  infipidua   -^ 


/ 


REM 

To  relifi^    gufto,    l.    fapio,   4.    (•r 
pleafed  with)  dclcftor,  i,placco,2 
///^/&  rttijbedfi^y  acres  acutique  cibi 
ReliJhabU,  guftui  jucundui 
Re/uSIartcf,  relu&aruy,  faftidium,  2. 
ffi':ih  relu^ancCf  invite,  acgre 
RtluEiantf  abhorrens,  averfans 
Torely^  confido 
Rilying  upon,  fretus 
To  remain  {or  tarry)  maneo,  2,  re- 
maneo,  2.  permaneo,  2.  (behind) 
reAo^  I.  (be  over)  fuperfum  (at 
be  tv/xs)  antiquum  obtinere 
It  remainetb,  fuper  eft,  rcfta^ 
A  remainder^  refiduum,  2. 
Remdtning^  rcHduus,  reliquus 
Remaint,  reliquiae^  pL 
To  remand  (or  fend  for  back)  re-* 
voco,  1.  {or  fend  back)  remit  to,  3. 
Remanded,    revocatuB   (ftnt   back) 

rfemiflus ' 
A  remanding,  Rvocatio»  3.  (difmif- 

fion)  dimiiHo,  j. 
A  remark,  tbfervatio,  3.  notatio,  3. 
To  remark,  noto,  i,.  animadvertd,  3. 
Remarkable,  nocabilit,  infignis 
A  rcfffarking,  obfervatio,  3. 
A  remedy  (medicine)  remedium,  %» 
medicamentum,  2.  medicinst,   i. 
(^'for  all  dijiemptts)  panacra,  r. 
{-againfi poifon)  alcxipharmacum, 
2.  (helper  relief)  remedium,  2. 
To  remedy,  medicor,  i*  medeor,  2«. 
Remedied,  fee  helped 
RemedHejs,  immedicabilis 
A  remedying,  curatio,  3.  fanatio,  3, 
To  remember,  reminifcor,   3.  retor- 
dor,    I.  memini  (put   in  mind) 
moneo,z.commoneo,2.  fnggero^l. 
Remembered,  commemoratus 
To  be  remembredj  memorabilis 
A  rememberer,  monitor,  3. 
A  remcmbranctj  r^oi'iai/ccntUj  Z , 


REM 


A  remembrancer,  monitor,  3* 

To  remind,  moneo,  2.  admoneo,  !•. 

Reminded f  admonitus 

A  reminding,  admonitio,  3^ 

RcnvKtfcency,  rccorc'atio,  3. 

Remifi  (flack)  nrgligens,   remUTut 

(flothful)  focort,  pigcr 
Rtmitly,  ncgligenter,  fupin^ 
Remifned,  negligentia,  i.  dilatio,  3* 
Rcmijfton  (pardon)  venia^i.  remifli» 
A  reniijfion,  relaxatio,  3. 
To  remit  (fend   back)   remiCto,  3. 
(grow  lefs)  diminuor,   imminuor 
(refer  unto)  refero  (forgive)  ab- 
folvo,    I.  condoQO,    I.    {'money) 
tranfmitto^  3. 
Remittable,  remijffable,  coodonandus 
A  remittance,  remiilio,  3.  {-ofmoneyy 
pecuniae  pro  alio  praefinita  nu* 
meratio 
Remitted  (fent  back)  remiflTus  (aba- 
ted) diminutus  (forgiven)  con- 
donattts 
A  remitting,  remiflio,  3. 
A  remnant,  refiduum,2.rellquum»2* 
A  r:monftrance,  declaratio,  3. 
To  remorjirate,  declare,  i.  oftendo,3« 
A  remora  (obftade)  impedimentum, 
R»morfe,  anger,  3,  ftimulus,  2. 
Remotfekfs,  imrritii 
Remote,  remotus,  longinquus 
Remotetyy  remote,  longe. 
Remotevefs,  dilhntia,  I. 
Remweable,  mobilis 
Not  removcibi^,  immobilis 
Removal  {of  per.Jons)   migratio,  3. 

{cfgo'.dt)  exportatio,  3. 
To  remove,  moveo,  2.  -moveo,  2* 
Ixbrnaveo,  2.  rcmoveo,  2.  de- 
moveo,  2,  [or  be  removed)  re- 
movcor,  2..  (-goods)  ali6  cxportaro 
{ywitb  difkid^\  wc\oV\w^V  VJ'^*'"* 
pldc€  to  i)i;ace\  U»xfoi»a^^^^  **-*V5 


tl  E  N 


R  E  ^ 


dfveUing)  naigro,  v.  (iead  away)  Jie/ioutteeds  renunciatus 
amando,  i.  (^rktll)  mterficiOy3.  Renowrt,  fama,  i.  ^oria, 
A  remCvtf  or  removingy  remotio^  ,3.  Of  rentmrn,  infignis 
ainotioy3.(tfr  one  remove)  gradus  ^^**^'*  — "-•• -    J"- 


» 


Jtem»ve,firt  au^cr  te  hinc 

Memo^edf  amotos 

"Not  removed^  immotus,  fixui 

A  remowng,  remctio,  3.  amotloi  3. 

(-ones  ^effing)  migratio,  3, 
^9  remduht,  rurtus  afcen<J2re 
Vc  remunerate,  compenfo,  <. 
To  rencounttr,  ocourro,  3. 
A  rembttnter,  occurfus,  4* 
^0  rend  (tear)  latere,  i. 
To  render  (reftore  or  j'vc)  reddo,  3. 

do,   I,  TeftitQQ,  3,  (or  iranflatc) 

vcrto,    3.    la  tine,  JSfc.     redderc 

(3rield  up)  trado,  3  dedo  {-like 
Jor  /ike)  par  pari  referre  {-a  rea- 
fin)  rationcm  redderc   (-tbanks) 

gratias  agSre  (with  lime)  fee  ifi 

pUfier 
^enderedy  redditusj[yWded  upj  ^e- 

ditus 
Jl  /renderings  rcddifie,  3.  (tranila- 

ting)  inicrpretatio,  3.  {  uf)  At- 

ditio,  3.   , 
A  rgndexvQus,  conventus^  4.  loous 

prxfcriptus 
To  rendexvous,  cenvenio,  4* 
■A  renegado,  apoi^ata,  1. 
T0  renew  J  tenovo,  i.  (-«r  iatti^  re- 

dintegro,  i,  [-grief)  commovec^ 

2.  (-<2  /(f/i/e)  integro,  1. 
A  renewal^  renovario,3.integratio,3 
Jlenrwed,  renovatus,  integiatui 
To  he  rentwcdy  integrafco,  3, 
A  rentier,  renovator,  3. 
A  reatiaing,  renovatio,  3. 
'Jiennet,  coagulum,  2. 
To  rentvate,  fee  r^«rw 
To  renounce,  reriuncio,  i,  abdico,  I. 

i'the/aitb)  fidem  afetjuro,  1,  (-^ 


Pl^fbaut  renown,  ingloriua 

Renozvnedi  inclytus,  clarus 

T<x  hs  remfwned,  eniteo,  a* 

Rrnt  (torn)  laceratus 

Ar««/(teai)  fciflura. 

il^u/  (income)  redrus»  4.  ve^^igal, 

3.  {-charge]  ve£liga1  annuum 

»    rent  (let)  loco,    i.    elocoy    I. 

(hire)  conduco,  3. 
Rented,  elocatua 

To  rf«/{Teiid)  lacero,  i.  dUanio,  1. 
A  rental^  ratalogus  redituum 
l^he  renter  (hirer)  -coaduflor,  3, 
A  renting  (hiring)  conduflio,  3, 
Renunciation,  renunciatio,  3, 
Repaidy  iterum  fnlufeus 
To   repair,   reficio,  3.   -reparo,    i. 

'{-clot bet)  refarcio,  4.  {-mtae)  ixt- 

^uento,  I. 
Repairable,  reparabifia 
Irrepairabie,  irreparabilu 
Repaired,  reparaui» 
A  repairer,  reparrtor,  3, 
A  reparation,  repairing,  reparation  3. 
Reparation,  fee  compenfation 
A  repartee^  .argiitiae,  pi, 
To  repartee,  arguie  relpondeo^  %• 
To  repttjsf  tterufn  traofice 
A  repafl,  refeftui ,  4. 
To  repays  red  do,  3. 
A  repaying,  folutio  iterata 
To  repeal,  abrogo,  I .  relcindOy  3. 
Repealed,  vecifTiis,  abrogates 
To  repeat,  repeto,  3."  itero,  u 
Repeated,  repetitus 
A  repeater,  rcpetitor,  3* 
A  repeating,  repetitio,  3* 
To  repel,  rcpeUo,  3. 
Repelled^  repult'us 
A  repelUr,  depulfor,  3, 
A  npelfUfy  {c^\iUlo,  ^ 


R  EP 

To  repent,  relSpifco,  3.  poeni 

Repentance,  pcsnitentiay  l« 

Repenting^  pcenitena 

Itr^entetb,  pcrnitet 

To  repeople,  populum  induce 

A  repercujfion,  repercuffio,  ; 

Repercurfwe,  retundeni 

A  repertory,  repertorium,  ft, 

A  r'^ittan,  repetitio,  3. 

To  r^ne,  doJev,  a.  ^ueror« 

A  repitur,  queiens 

A  repining,  ^ueflus*  4.  que 

{ending)  invidentia,  i* 
Repining,  mutmurans 
To  replace^  fuppleo,  2.  fubfl 
Replaced,  fubftitutus,  fuppl 
A  replacing^  fupplejnentuni 
To  repUnifi,  repieo,  2.  imj 

con>pleo,  2.  expleo,  2. 
Repkmjbed,  repletoa,  redui 
A  reptenififing,  ««pIetio,  3. 
Replete,  repletus,  abundans 
A  repletion  of  Blood,    pleih 

{-of  burnout t)  humorom 
A  replevin,  repkgiatneatao 
^0  replevy,  replegio,  i, 
R'plevyed,  teplegiatus 
A  replevy if^,  repiegtatio,  3 
A  replication,    reply,    refpoi 

refponfum,  2.  replicatio. 
Torep/y^  refpondco,  2.  repl 
Replied,  relatus 
A  replying,  fee  replication 
A  report,  rumor,  3.  (in  la^ 

ratio,  3.  relatio,  3,  {-^ 

funitus,  4.  {a  £eod')  ev 

2.  {abad-^  infamia,  i. 
To  report,  n*mcio,  I .  narro, 

of)  diflamo,  i.  calamnic 
By  repnrt,  ut  fanoa  eft 
Reported,  relatus 
A  reporter,  nunciator,  3,  ( 

fer)  ac€ufator»  3. 
^  r^tifigi  rumoris  propa; 


E  P 


R  EQ 


i, 

let,  5.  fomnof,  9^  \     '\^  n^roaeb,  eiprobro,  j.  con?iclor, 

odor,    quieko,  j^^or 
mfido,  3. 
uietns^  rqwfitnf 
7,  repofitorium.  !•■ 
i,  iteniin  poffidire 
ef,  iterati  poflcifione  do- 

ml,  objurgo,  1.  arguo,  3. 
eJ,  objurgatiis 
ulerj  coneptor,.  3. 
^V*  reprehenioy  3. 
U^»  repreheodeadiM 
oCf  objurgacorias 
«-«    reprxfento,  »•  eiht- 
.   (or  Aew).  decJaro,   i, 
,  3.    defnonftro,  K    V'** 
alicojus  perfonam  gei^e 
rmofa  thing)  imitor,  i. 
t>»    I.    afHaiilo,    1^  {jto 
\  Tcram  fiinilicudinem  de- 
['U  omet  Jelf)  animo  cer»> 


itatitnj  declaratib>   3.  [or 
1)  fimilittido,  3« 
motive,  vicem  cujufpUm 

^1  ddineatus^  exhibitos 
rtMrf,  fee  rtpnfentation 
i>  leprisio,  3.  refrauio,  r. 
i<no>3,  coerceo,  1,  cohi- 
i.   domO)    f^.    f range,    3. 
^co>  J.  {-wckfdfufs)  im* 
ateni  refti ngoSre 
t  leprcfllif,  coeicitus 
•r,  fiiDpljcii  proro^atio 
woe,  lopplicium  prorogaxc 
wad,  objurgatiOy  3. 
a«i^  oljJMrgo^  i«  incrego,!. 
i^f  ob/ijrgatus 
t,  denvo  iioprimere. 
^  deno^  imprefTua 
claiigatio,  3^ 
rcpri&e^>L. 


X.  objeAo,  I 
A  rif  roach,  conTicium,  1.  probnim, 

1.  opprobrium,   i.    vicuperatio, 

3*  exprobratio,  3.  contuinelia>  i. 
Without  refrttch,  integer,  innocent 
RtfroocbJie,  convicio  dxgnua 
Rtpro0€h(d,  exprobratua 
R'eproacbjul,  probroius 
Reproachfully,  contumeliofS 
A,  reftoaching,  exprobratio,  3. 
A  re^thate,  improbus,   perditas 
To  TtprUate,  rejicio,  3,  damno,  i. 
Reprobatfd,  repsobatus 
Reprobation,  repcobatio,  3, 
A  reproof,  reprehenfio,  3^, 
To  reprove,  re<arguo,  3,  ob}urgO|X. 
Reproveahle,  culpandus 
Reproved,,  reprehenfus 
A  reprover,,  reprehenfor,  3, 
A  reproffitig,  reprehenfio^,  3, 
A  reptiJe,  an ioial.  repent 
A  repuHie,  respublica,  i» 
A  repubRean,  libertatis  faato» 
To  repudiate,  repudio,  1.  dimitto,3. 
Repttdiatedy  reje£lu9,  fpretus 
To  repugn,  lepugno,  i.  oppugoo^L. 
Repugnancy  repugnancia,  x. 
Repugnanf,  repugnant 
A  repnlfe,  repulfa,  x. 
To  repulfe,  repello,  3^  piOpdlo>  > 
Repuljtd,  repulius 
Reputation,  exiftimatie,  3* 
Reputable^  bonxfamae 
2r reputable,  infamis 
Qfnorepute,  obfcurus 
Reputableneft,  cUritaa>  >- 
Rtputahfy,  cum  bonore 
Repute f  fama,  i.  aopien,  3^ 
Reputed;  habitu9^  exiflioaatua^ 
\  requefi.  petito,  3.  fuppircatio,  3. 
To    requef,    rogo,    I.    fupplico,  i, 

[-earntftlj)   obfecro,.  J^  (or  de- 
l  madjBonulo,  t,  pofcof.  3.   cf- 


R  E9 

flagito,  f  • 
InrefueJI,  magao  bonore 
^  my  refuefi,  mco  rogato 
By  requefy  prcce,  precarid 
Rtquefted,  requifitui,  rogatttt 
A  reque/kr^  rogator,  3. 
A  requeftwgt  rogaoa 
A  TfqueftMg,,  logatio,  J,  petWo,  ^ 
A  requitm,  oratio  pro  moftiiia 
JUquireabte,  exigendut 
To  require^  exigo,  3,   poftvlo^  j^. 

repofcO)  jfc  repeto,.3. 
Refhiral,  poftulatut 
A  requiring,  p^ftuiaCio,,  3«^ 
Requifitcy  necc/Tariut 
A  requital,  recributio,  y. 
To  requite,  retribuo,  3.  conpenfikj^ 
Rtquited,   retnbutut 
Having  requited,  rcmonentua 
A  requiting,  compenAtio,  3^ 
Rtreboiled,  femicoAut 
The  rerewat-d,  tt}tiaa>  aciet 
Rejaluted,  refalatatua 
To  refcind,  refcindo,  3.  abfogo^  f^ 
Refcinekelf  refcifTus,  abrogacna 
A  refcijion,  abolitio,  3, 
A  rescript,  rercripCum,  %k 
A  refcme,  recoperatio,.  3- 
To  refcue,   recupero,   i.  libero^  iw' 

ex  cuftodiavi  eripSre  (rfrom  rm»i 

ab  interitu  vindicare 
Ri/cued,  vi  abreptus 
A  refeareh^  ioqtufitio93.dirqHifitio,^ 
RefemBlance,  fimilit^do,  3, 
To  rejembltx  re&ro  {or  compara   f^y 

comparo,  i. 
Refembling,  aiJimilit 
A  refembSng,  aifimilatio,  3^ 
To  nfentf  indigne  fenc 
Refented,  dolore  affeAiii 
Refentingy  indignant 
A  refentment^  \t\d\%TiaXV)^  n^ 
A  rtjervation^  coi\tatNi\\o,  "^^  Vj 


R  E  is 

JVttb  refervationy  diflimalanter 
To  Ttjtroe^  rcfervo,  i.  rc^^ono,  3 

recondo,  5.  fcpono,  i.' 
A  ^refirue  (exception)  exceptio,   3 

conditio  intcrpofita  {-of  foUkrs) 

fabfidium,  2. 
Without  referve,  fine  exceptsone 
Jieferved  (laid  up)  repofitus,  recon 

ditttSy   fepofitus,    refervatus  {-in 

fpeech)  uciturnui 
Referval/f,  parce 
Rrfervednefs  in  Jpenb^  taciturnitas, 

3.  (-in  bebaviour)  fa  (hi  s^  4* 
79  refettU,  denud  Oabilire 
Rejettled,  dcnui  ftabilitus 
^orefidey  habito,  i.  connmoror,  I. 
A  refidsnce,  habiUtio,  3. 
Jlejidentj   rcfidciw 
A  refident,  legatus  inferior 
A  refrkntiary,  refidentiariuf,  1. 
"The  refiducy  reitduum,  z. 
-r«  refigtt  (quit)  refigno,  i,  cedo,  3, 

concedo,  3,   trado,  3.  (  to  ano' 

tbert  will)  fe  ad  aJteriut  ▼olan* 

tatem  accommodare 
Jiefignation,  ceffio.  3.  conceffio,  5. 

(~ofa  benefice)  a  beneficio  eccle* 

fiaftico  abdicatio 
Jtejign'dy  conceffug,  traditus 
A  rejigner^  qui  cedit 
A  yifigmngi  abdicatio,  3. 
Kefinouij  refinaceus 
Refipifcence,  fee  repentance 
To  refff,  rcfifto,  3.  obnitor^  3,  r»- 

pugno,  1, 
Mejt/fanee,  repagnantia,  i. 
Refified,  oppugnatui 
A  refifier,  oppugnator,  3, 
Rejijiible,  refiftendus 
Refijkngt  repognans 
ffo  refiffc  (purpoff)  ftatuo,  3.  con- 
Ait'*6,  3.  decerno,    3.   (explain) 
exp)ano,  j.  explifo,  i,  enodo,  t. 
(er  reduce  into)  recuco,  $0  tt- 


HES 


.  fohp,  3.  redigoy  3*  (o>'  di(cufsj. 
difcutio,  3.  {or  be  rcCoIved)  re- 
folvor,  3*  redigor,  3.  reducor,  3. 

Refoh'edy  decretus,  ftatutus  (rcfo- 
lute)  fixus,  certus,  tenax 

Refihent,  difcuriens  • 
A  refoltrt'rtg,  or  dijfohf'tng,  refolutio^ 
3.  {of  a  queftion)  explicatio,  3. 

Rejolute  (bold)  audax  (firm)  con- 
ftans,  firmus 

Pefolutely,  audaciter,  obftinate 

A  rejohttion  (defign)  propofituiny  a. 

.  (courage)  animus,  2.  fortitudo, 
3.  (-0/ m;W)  conftantia,  i.  {-of 
an  ajj'emhly)  decretum,  2.  {  of  a 
quefiion)  fuiutio,  3.  (•  of  the  nerves) 
nervorum  refolutio 

Refoluttve,  refolveni,  difcutiens 

Rejonanty  refonans,  refonus 

Reforty  frequentia,  i.  cofigrefTus,  4, 
(refuge)  refugium,  2,  (in  law) 
jurifdidio,  3. 

To  refort  unto,  frequento,  i.  {-toge- 
ther) conTenio,  4.  conAuo,  3. 

Reforted  unto  J  frequentatus,  cele- 
bratus 

A  refortingf  congreflus,  4,  frequen- 
tia,  I.  {-unto)  frcqucntatio,  3, 

Tore/ound,  refono,  i.  (-one^s  praife) 
iaudo,  I.  extol lo,  3. 

Refoundingy  refonans 

A  refaundtng,  refonantia,  I. 

A  refource,  tons,  3.  origo,  3. 

RefpeS  (regard)  refpeftas,  4.  ratio, 
3.  (reverence)  reverentia,  i,  ve> 
neratio,  3.  honor,  3. 

/«  refpeSf  of  prae,  propter 

H'ortby  ofre^By  venerabilip 

To  rejpeSl  (coiifider,  regard)  refpicio, 
3.  (orirelate  to)  ad  aliquid  per- 
tinere  (efteem  or  honour)  reve- 
reor,  2.  vencror,  i.  (loYe)  di- 
ligo,  3*  amo,  i. 

Rejpc^ed,  cuUus,  dileflut 


HE  8 

^r^peSer,  amator,  3. 
R!Wt9fuly  officiofus,  reveieal 
Jii^fi^brefi^  revefent'a,  t. 
RefpcSvye, '  ftciprocns,  mutinis 
Refpeffi'vtij(^Anfffa\iXmi,-  tnutuJ 
£f//>/V^/a««  kirpiratio,  3. 
To  refplre,  refpiro,  1.  fpiro,  I« 
Refpitey  mora,  i.  relaxatio,  3. 
fVithout  refpite,  fine  intermiffioi 
To  refpife,  di^ero,  profero,  tn 

3.  lee  fp  reprieve. 
Refpited;  procraftinatut,  dilatw 
A  re/piting,  dilatio,  3.  prorogati 
Refpiendencyy  niror,  3.  fpletidorj 
Reip/endent,  refplendem,  rutilw 
Refplendently,  nitidis,  dari 
A  refponfi,  rtrponfum,  ». 
Refponfaile  fable  to  pay)  pecnaio 

{•for  damages)  obnoxiut 
To  refufcitate,  refufcito^  t. 
~  fij  quies,  5.  requies,   5.  Olrii 

2.  (peace)  pax,  3.  tranquilitii 
The  refty  reliouus,  refiduus  (ir 

others)  capteri,  reliqui,  pi, 
Therefi  (fubft.)  retiduum,  2« 
A  reft  (in  mufic)  paufa,  l.  [eir  pr 

fulcrum,  2* 
To  reft  J  or  take  reft,  quiefco,  3, 
compofe  for  deep)  reqnlfcTco^ 
(or  lean  upon)   innitor,  j. 
cumbo,  3.  {or  tafry  in  a  pll 
maneo,  2.  commoror,  t.  («r 
main)  f\ipcifnm{' between  v^ 
interquiefco,   3.    {-in  a  fimnk 
fuperfedere  labor!  itineri»{#rflj 
upon)  ccnfido,  3.  (or  tely  ijp 
confido,  3.  {-fatiifyed)  acqniel 

3.  {-tcgetber)  conqaiefco,  %•  ^ 
die)  morior,  4.  (-ppwi)  rccwi 

ReftaUration,  reflauratio,  3. 

Refted,  (lying  along)  reclinii  (^ 
ing  upon)  cjtonfidens  (laid  ar 
repofirus  (rcfrcihed)  rdaxatp«[l 
ried)  comrnoratut 

m 


R  £  S 

y,    RfraAorint  (-hfirje) 

relodor,  i. 

ctBknOf  ).  rcUxatio^  3. 
ocas  ^i«dt 

nictaty  tnrbolaiCiif*  itt- 
fedhioriit 

,  reftitatio,  3. 
reftaanitjo,  J. 
e,  aoalepticaiDf  s« 
live  back  4fain)  reddo,  3. 
3.  repofio,   3.  fctriboo, 
rftabliili)  reflaoro,  t.  in- 
•  {'to  nherty)  liberuteiD 
» («r  replace}  repono,  3. 
tck)  redac<i9  3.  {»betUtb) 
ten  redigSrc  (-r9«r]^r) 
ic^re  {'ffgvomr)  rccon- 
in  ^ratiam  tcftttvSre 
(Htutm  (back  again)  red- 
I  tfe)  2  morttift  Meiutvs 
iKr)reftitutiis  {"to/avour) 
atot 

vifldrx,  3.  reftitator,  3. 
,  reftauratio,  3. 
(curb)  coerceo>  s.  inhi- 
refraeno,  1.  reprimo^  3. 
K  3.  (faghn)  modrror, 
eo,  3,  domo,  i.  («r  finlt) 

coercitnt,   cfMBpreiTus^ 
I,  reftridnt 

If,  or  r^hstni,  coertio,  3. 
Jo,  3.  cohibitio,  5.  Umi- 


Mfy  in 

«,  fimitatioy  3. 

I  ar  r^tHtgt^t  reflnngenty 

1^  aftnf>gefM 

taoav.  h^r^iff 

•ftd)  csiiMy  4«  eflTedm, 

ddioa)  Amm,  i.   {-of 

ifenifcuift 


RET 

T0  fefmh^  orior,  4* 

79  rtfime,  refumo,  3.  (-fotrl)  mrfus 
aggredi  (-JhdieM)  redire  ad  ftudia 

Refunud,  rffumptut 

A  refttmhig  or  rr/MK^f/Mryrafainptio,  3 

RefMrreHhn,  rdurredio^  3. 

By  ivftfi/,  Angulatim 

Retdile^f  perticnlatim  venditui 

Antailrr,  propola,  1. 

A  rttMliingf  fingulatim  venditio 

To  retain,  detineo,  1.  (^  Ittuyer) 
bonorariam  advocato  dare 

A  r4t0inery  rliens,  3. 

A  retaining  fee^  honorarium 

To  retdkif  refumo,  3.  {-afref)  prasda 
hoftei  evuCre 

R^akeitf  itcrum  capiat 

To  reinfiati,  compenfo,  t.  (-m  I'ff- 
jmry)  ulcifcor,  3.  (-«  iindmfi)  re« 
■  muAcrOy  l« 

Retaliation  of  tm  snjuryt  ultio,  3. 
Tindida,  i*  (-^  akindnefi)  re- 
nmneratio,  3.  {iawo  of- )  lex  tali- 
onia 

To  rttard,  inoror,  i.  retardo,  i. 

Retardtd^  dilatus,  prolatus 

A  retarding,  ft>Qr4,  I.  con^atio,  3 

Toretck,  naufeoy  i.  fcreo,  i. 

A  retching  to  vomit,  naofeay  t« 

Retcbleff,  infamia,  focors 

Retention,  reteotio,  3. 

Retentive,  retentivua 

Reticence,  reticentiay  I* 

A  rr/firM,famalitiuiii,i.eoinitat«s,4 

To  retire,  recedo,  3.  regredior,  j, 
{■in  diforder)  e6Fa(^  fe  recipSre 
(-/If  good  order)  turmatim  abire 
{'home)  domom  fe  recipSre  ( from 
tomi)any)c\rc}a\o  fe  fubducjfre(  from 
a  blow)  ab  lAu  declinare  {-from 
bufineU)  I,  negotiit  fecedSre  (-into 
the  toutftry)  io  nn  feced^re  (-/;•« 
danfi  At  periculo  fe  crip- re 

Retired  ifF  rmfffti,  Aknoius^  fab 


RET 

duAus  (iblitary)  folitariot 
R/tiredfy,  fecrttd,  feorfdm 
Retiresnejs,  fecefTuf,  4. 
Retiring,  fecedens,  recedena 
A  rHiring,  receflas,  4. 
Flaee  of  retirement,  receflus,  4* 
A  reiori,  vas  chemicuin  colic  retort* 

ad  fuccutn  elicieodum,  rubje6fco 

igne,  aptum 
To  retort,  retorqueo,  <•  regero,  3. 
Retorted,  rerortos,  regrihis 
A  retorting,  di6^i  tranflatfo 
To  rttraS,  retraho,  3.  revoco,  i, 
RetraSed,  recanCatut 
A  TetraHation,  retra^atio,  3* 
A  retreat,  legreiTut,  4.  rcceptus,  4. 

{-orderly)     Tnconfufnt     itcurfoa 

{'Jbamefnl)  fuga,  i. 
To  retreat,  fee  to  rtA-e 
Place  of  retreat,    receptatohimy  ^ 

{for  Ihrds)  feceflut  {for  wildbeajlt) 

latibulum,  a. 
To  ntrencb  (cut  oflF)  ampoto,  i.  de- 

feco,  3.  circumcido,  3.  {-expeneet) 

fumptus  minuere 
Retrenched  (cut  oflF)  ainpotataSt  da-> 

fe^us  (tortitycd)  munitbs,   cit- 

cumvallatas 
A  retrenching  (leiTening)  diminution 

3.  (fortification)  munimentumyU 
To  retribute,  compenlo,i.retribuo^3. 
Retribution,  compenfatio,  3. 
To  rcirieve  (recorer)   recupero,    !• 

{-a  lofs)  damnum  refarcire  {'O^ 

/«/>»)  rcftittto,  3. 
Retrieved,  reftitutus»  reilaurattis 
A  retrieving,  rcftauratio,3«/eftitutio 
Retrograde,  retrogradus 
Retro^eS,  retrofpeAuf »  4. 
A  return,  reditut,  4.  regreflua,  4* 
reverfio,   3.    (-of  love)  mutuua 
amor  (in  tTK^ilck'^  NtnSxVvo,  V 
Days  of  return y  A%c^  \t%\VvtcC\ 
To  returft^rtSi^it)  it^^  j^.xtstt^ 
U  «^ 


REV 

reftitiio,  3«  (-the  fame  9oay)  per 
eanden^  viaxn  revrrti  {thanks) 
gratiM  agere  (-^  kmdnejs)  mu- 
tiwm  graiiajn  teferre  (-^ir  «»• 
fUiUr)  rcfpondeo,  «.  replico,  i 
(-nvoffry)  remittOy  3.  (-/«  nvriting) 
,  rekriboi  3.  {•to  aJubjtS)  ad  pro- 
pofitum  revert! 

^tturfiahU,  reddendus 

RerurneJ,  reddituc,  reftitiitas  (come 
er  gone  back)  reverfus  (-/»  wrr*. 
ting)  refcriptus  {-from  abroad) 
redux,  3.  {-\o  life)  redivivua 

A  returning,  reftitutioy  3.  (coining 
lack)  reditus,  4.  regte/Tus  (-c/ 
ttii>0'  isfild)  redhibitio,  3. 

A  revcf  pracfeftu*,  2. 

To  r*»M/,  revclo,  i.  (difcover)  pa- 
tefacio,  3.  tetcgo,  3,  (make 
known)  cvulgOy  i.  oflendo,  3. 
aperio,  4. 

Revealed,  revflatvs  (from  heaven) 
divinities  oAenfus 

A  nveaiingy  or  revelation,  rcv^Iatio, 
3.  (tbe  Revelations)  apocalypfis,  3. 

To  revelt  comefTor,  i.  debaccbor^  i. 

AreveUer,  comefTator,  3. 

A  revelhngf  comclTatio,  3. 

Maficrojthc  revels,  ludorum  magifter 

Revet:zey  vindi£la,  i.  ultio,  3. 

ToretKHge,  vindico,  i.  uJcKcor,  3. 

Jkevenged,  vindicatus,  uhvz 

Bevenge/u/,  vindi^tS  gandens 

A  revenger,  vindcx,  3.  ultrix,'3. 

A  revenging,  vindicatk),  3.  ultio,  3. 

A  revenue,  reditui,  4.  vefbigal,  3. 

To  reverberate  {h€at  back)  rcverbero, 
I.  tfpercutio,  4.  (In  chymifl/y) 
La  cinerem  rcdigere 

Reverberated,  repercuiUs  { 

Reverberating^  reverberans 
A  reverberating,  r«percuffio,  3, 
>4  r^v!£r^iraurj,  foTJiZX  chemiciu 
7^  jv%wr,  veuetor^  I,  rcvttcor,  2, 
2 


RE  V 

•Reverence,  reverentia,  i,  cultus,  4.  " 
To  reverence,  revercor,  a.  veneror, 

I.  colo,  3.  {-greatly)  pcrcdo>  3. 
A  flrrevcrence,  merda,  I. 
Reverenced,  cultus,  veneratus 
Worthy  to  be  reverenced,  venerabilif^, 

venerandus 
A  reverencing,  veneratio,  3. 
Reverend,  reverenijus  {right")  rerc* 

rendus  admodum  {mofi-)  reveren- 

diffimus 
Reverent,  reverens 
Reverential,  verendui 
Reverently,  revere ntcr 
Reverfe,  pofticus,  averfus  (contrary) 

contrarius,  adverfarios 
To  reverfe,  inverto,  3.  fubvertOy  3. 

{'lam)  abrogo,  i.  refcindo,  3. 

rcfigo,  3. 
Reverfed  (abrogated)  abtogatuf,  ref. 

€ilfiis  (^rNMj  infignia  invert 
Reverfibk,  lefcindendas 
To  revert,  reverto,  3.  rcvertor,  3. 
Reverted,  reverfus,  reftituCus 
To  ninvtfl,  poflTeiTionem  rurfus  dare 
Rei/iwflea,  iterum  donatua 
A  rexiew,  recenfiio,  3.  rccognitio,  3. 
To  review,  rccenfeo,  2.    luftro,   1. 

{-a  ()cok  to  h^  printed)  retrafto^l. 
Reviewed,  recen/itus 
A  revie%vingf  receufio,  3. 
To  revile,  calumnior,  i.  convicMr 
Reviled,  conviciis  laceffitus 
Having  reviled^  cooviciatut 
Areviler,  coo\*iciator,  3.  • 
Reviling,  maledicui 
A  reviling^  exprobratio,  3. 
A  rcvifal,  recogoitio,  3.  rceenfio 
'To  rewfe,    relego,  3.  recenfeo,  a 
(-tf  ^oo/()  retradloj  i. 


REV 


•  A  revife,  fpecimcn  iieratum 
\Rivifeds  reccnfitusy  retra£laCus 

I     JA  revijer,  qui  recenfeC 

1.   (To  r«'i/«,  wift\U|  li 


A  revivai,  fee  remwii^ 
To  revive  (renew)  renovo^  i, 
tiio,  3.  redintegro,  1.  (-bri 
life)  i  roortub  excUarc  ;i 
rage)  animo,    i.    exftimul 
tnf^igo,   f,  {'with  fUa/ure) 
laro^  U  {or  be  raifed  to  lift 
vivifco,  3.  {or  flouriih  again 
rmn  florere  «r  vigere 
Revived  (brought  to  life)   red! 
(coconFaged)  animatos  (renc 
renovatns  {wth  pleafure)  0 
tatus  (flourkliing  again)  it 
florens  or  vigena 
A  retfhmer,  in  vitam  reduAor 
A  reviving,  in  vitam  rtdv€&o, 

matioy  3.  renovatio,  3, 

A  reuiuom  (joining   again)  ift 

conjunaioy    3.    (recoodJiit 

reconciliatk)^  3. 

To  retmite  (join  igain)  itervni 

jungt^re  (i«conci1e)  reancilii 

Riunitfd,  iterum  coBJaaOoa  (re 

cillii)  recondliatus 
A  reumitiug,  fee  rettium 
Revocable,  revocabilii 
A  revecatim,  revocatio,3.  aSoUt 
To  revoke,  revoco,  1,  jretradi 
tefdndo,   3.  (^  will)  teftu 
turn  'rri cum  fa' ere  {-a gift) 
nam  infc^um  fac^re  {-an  et 
errorem  dejit^re 
Revoked,  revocatus,  refciflus 
A. revoking,  retraAatio,  3. 
To  revolt,  defick>,  3.  rebellow  I. 
A  revolter^  rebeUis,  3.  trantfii|p 
Revolting,  (leficieaa,  rebeilioi 
A  revJt,     TfiMbimgj   4eft0a», 

rebellio,  3.  rebeiiium,  s. 
To  revolve,  meditor*  x.  reco^ 
Revolved,  *  cogttatua 
A  revoMngy  oogitacio,  3, 
A  revolution,  mudatiOjj.retoltfi 


RIC 

mets)  corTDSy  4.  (-•/  0/. 
iciffitodo,  3. 

«i  rerulfio,   J.  (in  phy." 
icriK  morUficae  depulfio 
i  pneflBium,  »•  merces,  3. 
^,  Kimuiero,   c^mpenfo, 
Hnio,  3.  repeofo,  i. 
Mrdoi,  pnemio  donari 
I  conpeniatuft  {according 
)  ornatus  ex  virtutibus 
!»■«  jcauneracor,  3. 
mg^  remoaeratio,  3* 
r,  renraiienins 
ly  rhapfodia^i, 
heoanusy  rhentiifii 
'hetortca,  t«    - 

rhetoiicui,  oratorius 
ff  ornat^ 

AT,  rhetor,  orator,  3. 
rtrieisM,  rlictorice 
eaina,  3.  flmio,  3. 

rfccamiatiaii 
I,  rhcumatifmusi  a. 
[of  font  equaly  bat  iiot 
lied  ftAttythombM,  z» 
hm  •r  rhacoma,  i.         ' 
rhyme,  xhythmot,  s. 
»  fhjrtbmicaB 
a 

fy  coftatot 
porritieif  <• 

twpiiy  (^icna 
r  rimm^  tarnia,  x. 
y  I.  (for  wiadbg'filky 

IffQflly  S« 

I,  locaplea»  opolefitus 
f)  pccaniofiis  (in  cattle) 
«ii  {ttfy*)  ditiffimus, 
tvrieeaa  opibui  (abound- 
afliKBS  (magnificeiit) 
ly  magnificiM  (precious) 
('hsMput)  convivium 
rhgoy)  opima  prxda 
nan  fjBatnfum 


RiD- 

To  hf  richi  locopletory  i. 
To  grow  r'lcb^  dicpfco 
To  mahncb,  loca^leto,  t.  dito^  !• 
MaJe  rich,  locupletatus 
Riches,  divitiae,  ^/.  opts,  pi,  facuL 
t^tSffl,  fortuniey^.  opulent}  si. 
Richly f  (plentifully)  copiofe,  lar^'i) 
ab-jnde  (magnificently)  opipare« 
fplendide,  magnificc,  optinnc 
A  rickf  ftrues,  3.  acervus,  •• 
Ricklusy  auricula   urfi 
The  n'cketty  rachit;s,  3. 
Rickety,  rachitlde  laboraot 
To  rid,  libero,   i.  expedlo,  4.    rt- 
dtino>    3.  {'from  rubbifi)  mders 
ezportare  {'One  efhis  money)   all- 
quam  trgento  emuni^cra  {-Jr^m 
m/t)  emufco,   i.    {-from  ftuftti) 
elaptdoy  I.  (-^frsfrm/)  feftioo^   I. 
{-work)  opus  properare 
To  get  rid  of^  ft  txpedire  ab 
Rid  from,  extricatns,  expeditoi 
A  riddance,  liberatio,  3* 
Tbgt  may  be  ridden,  equitabilis 
Not  to  be  ridden,  ineqnitabiUs 
RiJdinw,  liberans,  eztricans 
A  ridding,  liberatio,  3.  expeditio,  3, 
A   riddle,  snigmay   3.  (fievc)  cri* 

brum,  %.  excerniculum,  1. 

To  riddle,  excemo,  3. 

To  ride,  equito,  i.  {-in  a  cart)  rhrd^ 

vebi  (-!»  triumph)  curru  trium- 

ffbare  (-about)  obequito,  i.   clr- 

cum  equito,  i.  {-at  ancbcr)  an- 

cborit  niti  (  upon  the  feas)  navi^D, 

1.    navigulor,   i,   {-away)   at^p- 

quito,  X.  (-^jr)  praeterequito,    i, 

{-pofi)  veredis    publicis   equitare 

{'through)   perequito,    f,    {'t&g^~. 

iber)  cocquito,  i.(-»ff/a)  adcquito^i 

A  riddr,  eques,  3. 

The  ridge  (lop)  cuJmen,  3.  cactunen^ 

3.  (fteepn'*rs)  dorfom^  a.  jugum^ 


RIG 

mouMaini)  perpetuum  dorfiifli    " 
A  ridge  tile,  imbrfx,  3. 
R{df[ed,  jugofus  (fluked)  ftriama  ■ 
R:dicule,  irrifus,  4.  derifus,  4. 
To  ridicu/r,  r>deo,  2,  ludifieor,  I* 
I  To  he  ridiculed t  irrideor,  3* 
A  ridiculer,  irrifor,  3.  derifor,  3»   ■ 
Ridlculsuif  ridiculns 
A  riding  on  horfeback,  equitatio,  3^ 

{'in  a  carriage)  veitJo,  3. 
A  riding  hood,  pallium  femirttum.  • 
A  ridinrrof  a  Jhire,  divifiocomiUlUS 
R':^t,  ff re*  11  ens,  grafTans  ^ 

Kig'r^fy  qgifquilise,  pU 
T:  rip,  dcfpalio,  i. 
Kiffii,  fpolijtus 

A  ripry  fpn  liatPf,  3.  ^    " 

A  rijiifig^  iplijtio,  3.  ^ 

Tr*rf^*  inrt:ri.;o,  "3.  orno,  i.  armo>  Xa 
R'iged,  i uftruftu?,  ornatus 
A  Tl^i^r,  navinn  inftruftor 
The  ngg'lng,  apparatus  tebrum  Ct 

fun  ill  I  n 
To  riggie,  vacillo,  i,  {or  infinuate) 

infinuo,  i. 
Riggling.  vacillans 
Ri^  (foiM>.))«y>  3«  aequuai,  a.  fai 
Right  {z^v,)  Ti^eii,  aqui 
1^^^  (<i^j>)    apiiis*    idoneus    {-in 
heaJtb)  "^i a ny ?    ( Straight )   rectus, 
diret^us  (true)  gen«mus  {^banded 
ox  fide)  dexter,  dextrorlas 
Right  againp,  e  re^ione 
Rtgbtforth^  rt(\\ 
Right  hand,  dextra,   i« 
Right  honep,  intcgerritnus 
Right  over,  perbelle,  perbene 
To  "ight,  vindico,  i.  (or  make  right) 
emendo,  i»corrigo,  3.  for  bring 
to  rights)  Tela  iterum  difpandcre 
Right  or  'suruig,    quo  jure,    qoifc 

injuria 
On  tbf  right  JUfi^'^K^tifKi^  . 


RI  N 

Jt'tgbt  ofnatioKS,  jus  gentiom 
Jtigbteouit  squti:,  juftus 
Iti^UeotlJlyt  reae,   aeque 
Rtgbteoujftefi,  juflitia,  i, 
Jtightfu/f  acquus,  juftui 
Jiight/ui/y,  arque,  jufti 
Jtight/y,  rt(ke,  comtnoH^ 
A  riglet,  aflula  lignea  inter  Iineas 

polita 
^igidj  fee  rigorous 
Rigor f    afperitas,   3.    Teveritas,     3, 
^TO/VA  t^e    utm^  '"'gor)    iummo 
jur€  {-ofivintir)  vjs  hyeiria 
Jt-porous,    ri|(idu»,  aulieius^    afper, 

ourus,   Teyerus 
iRi^o'cuJly,  rigrde,  fever^ , 
J^goroufne's,  rigiditas,  3.  feveritai^3. 
A  fi//,  tivulus,  a. 
A  rim,  margo,  3,  labrum,  1.  (-<f 

the  belly)  pcritonseum,  a, 
A  rime  (mi ft)  pruina,  1. 
Rime  (meter)  rbythmut 
^0  rime,  veififico 
A  rimer,  verfificatofy  3. 
^inty  (mifty)  pruinofus 
A  ritfd^  cortex,  3.  tur.ica|  i. 
A  rirg,  annulus,  %,  (u  wedding*-) 

annulus  pronubus 
Ring  finger ,  ({igitus  annularis 
0fa  ritfg^  annularis 
A  ringmaker,  annularius^  1. 
Ring  of  a  door,  cornix,  3.  (  of  peo' 
pie)  corona,  i.  circu.'us,  2,  orbis, 
5.  (-^r  boxings    &c.)  palxAra, 
I.    (-0/  b^)  ,  pliii;?t   campans 
modulate  fonantea 
.  A  rii^iUtdir^  antefignanui,  %^ 
4^fhifd0V0,  palumbuHA* 
\  fifstVBWw,  inptt'go^  z*^ 
'yrufj^lhai^)  Cono,  i.  tinnio»  4. 
'        .1/ I'm  Ml)  ctmpaaaoi 
i'Mlt)  c^paais  modii* 


R  I  S 

r.  (-a  bog)  roftro  fuis  aanutun 
infcr^re 
Ringed,  annulatus 
A  ringer,  pulfator^  J. 
Ringing"  (fvunding)  fonans,  tinnulus 
{'barmonioujh)  canorus,    m^du- 
latus  (-of  beiis)  campanas  pulTans 
To  rinfe,  lavo,  1.  proiuQ,  3. 
Rinfed,  lotus,  abiutus 
A  tinjer^  lotrix,  3, 
A  rinjlrg,  lavatto,  3.  lotio,  j. 
A  riot,  turba,  i.  tumultus,  4.  (  in 
Imv)  coetus  iJliritus  («r  laviflineri) 
luxaria,  I.  loxus,  4. 
?0  no/,  tumult  uoTf  i.  {-in  luxury) 

Inxurior,  1, 
A  rioter^  hcHuo,  3.  fedlritfut 
RJotoust    luxuriofusy    tumultiiofus, 

fedi'ufus 

Riofoujfyf  frditioAi.  profu(^ 

TV  rip  (unfew)  diflbo,   3.  releave) 

dimndo,  3*  (  up  en  old  fire)  me- 

moriam  malorom  refricare 

Ripe,    maturus  (  befort   tbe    time) 

prarmatoruf,    precox   {'ef  age) 

pubet,    nubilis     (-fv    judjgmcnt) 

aDthnA  tnafurus 

Ripefyy  qiatuF^ 

7(9  ripen  {or  make  ripe)  'maturo,   I, 

{or  grow  ripe)  maturefcOy  3. 
Ripened,  maturatus 
Kipeueft,   maturitas,  3,  (-of  age) 

pubertas,  3. 
Ripening,  maturtfcent 
A  ripening,  maturatio,  3. 
Rtpped,  diflutus 

To  be  ripped,  difTuendus*  difTutUii 
To  rippie,  detergo,  3.  abftergo.  3. 
A  rije  (fourcc)  oni^o,  3.  fca'utigo, 
3,  fiMis,  3.  {-oftbefiia)  ortus,  4, 
{-of  ftocks)  ingravrfcens  pretiiim 
(prrfrrnncnt)  promotio,  3* 
Tq  rife,  grior,  4.  forjo,  3.  {-^ain) 


RIV 

Rfurgo(Mf0^or  y>Mv)  ex 
4.  enafcor,  3.  (-from  bed)  i 
fnrg5rc  (-from  •fa  feat)  de 
furgiSre  {-Jrmm  table)  ^  n'lcnf, 
g2rc  (-nirieb  rejpea)  hono 
affiirgiSre  {or  mount  up)  afa 
3.  confcenao,  3.  {a»  a  bird) 
\o,  I,  {-in price)  ingravefa 
(-«  fnging)  irocem  intci 
{'Up)  aifnrgo,  3.  confunso, 
{'Up  ^gain)  jofurgo,  3.  (or  j 
upy  increfco«  3.  innafcor 
fvrel))  tumeo,  s,  tvrgeo,  a. 
of  router,  Ue-,)  emrrgo«  3. 
tbe  w0rA/)drttfiO,3.prom«ffeg 

Rifen,  ortus,  exortfiSy  fatns,  td 
prognatot  {mt  §f)  em^fM  (fi 
len)  targidot,  Ivmeniy  ttm 

A  rifing,  ortti^y  4.  esortM,  4* 
coming  forth)  emcrfqt,  4.' 
life)  rcTurreaio,  3.  (-^f  # 
atcHvitas,  3.  {fwdUagr)  tobc 
tumofy  3.  (tumnlr)  lafooc 
3.  tnntus,  4.  feditio,  ).  tv 
to8|  4.'  {mofvomttr)  ftatarigi 

^f^S^^*^*  tuiisuliift  2. 

A  r/)i,  periculuniy  4.  difcrme 

To  rtjk,  periciitor,  i,  esperioi 
(make  an  attempt)  pcric 
fac&e 

A  rite,    rittts,  4.   caeremool 
(-atfufkrub)  eaequie^  pL 
pi. 

Ritual,  ritnalb 

A  rituaiy  codex  titualii 

A  rivafp  vmului,  a. 

To  rive,  findo,  |.  fcindo>  3. 
ebft)  dfhifcb,  3.  fatifco,  3. 

RJwn  (cleft)  di^flut 

A  river,  fluviiu,  s.  rivUy  a.  1 
flumen,  3. 

Of0  river,  fluriatilii 

A  nW,  cUvtti  retiUm 


O  G 


RnvUtilis 

via,  I.  {-forjbips) 

im  ftatio 

I* 

iragatut 

•  clamo,  I.  voct* 
^  y^^)  fremo,  3. 
>,  1.  C/«^  f*^*^ 
r  '. 

jr,  J. 

ns^  clamofus 

tf  4«  cboiatio,  3. 

•  fpolioy  I.  fupor, 
I.  ciepr«edor,    j. 

peculor,  I.  (-^n- 

J- 

,  raptas 

|.  iur,  3.  (-•/  a 
jt,  1.  (at  fea)  pi- 
fakUc)  pecttlafeoTy 
V  i^  Wf^/)   bair- 

innj  ft.  rapina^  i. 

(^f  the  public) 
iColatiM,  4. 
tDnot  ■ 

.  vcftia,  3*  ^Fefti- 
)f  faoaoui^  itolay 
•pun,   it.  (/w/tf-) 
sma^  r. 
,  vcHlftrittJ 
iboftna 

3- 
if«pijim' 


R  O  L 

'  A  r9cki  nipcs,  3.  pcrra,  i. 
Of  a  rocky  faxeus,  petrafus^  faxatiliiy 

prAruptas,  fcopulofus 
To   rock  (9r  reel)  vacillo,  i.    (-< 

cratilej  cunas  agicare 
A  roekcr,  cunas  ai^tans 
A  Jkf  rackety  ignm  mHiJia 
Koclunefs^  faxis  abumlans 
A  rocking^  cunarum  agitatio 
Roehty^'  fee  of  a  rock 
A  roriry  ^/jf^,  f axetum,  a, 
A  roi/,  Tiiga,   I.  (cr  twig)   vimen, 

3.  \or  whip)  flagrum,  a.  flagel- 

Jnm, '  a.  (-/9  meafure)  pertica,   I. 

(-iff  meufure)  fedecem  pedei  cum 

dtmidio 
Miadt  of  r§dty  Timlneus 
A  romontade,  glorijktio  inepta 
TfiromoMtadff  gloriole  mentiri 
A  roe^  caprea,  i.  {<'6uck)  capreolut, 

2.  {  cfa  fijh)  pifcia  ova  {-fofi) 
la^tes,  ^/. 

ile;«/i«n  «;««/(,  ambanralia,  pi. 

A  ro^ue  (wicked  perfon)   fcelcftasi 

3.  (-/»  ^rff/fl)  abingenio  improbat 
Top/ay  the.ro^ey  Jalcivio,  4. 
Koguery  (Jfnavery)  fcelus,  3*  flagi. 
.  tiom,  1.  oequitia,  !•  fr^^us,  3. 

(banier)  jocatioy  3.  carillakio,  3. 
Kogmtng  A^/,'vagant 
RoguiJbQinsivKL)  improbtif,  neqiiam 

(wanton)  lafciviens 
Koguifhly  (knayiihW)  fceleft^ 
Regul/bnrff  (knaviftoeff)  nequitia, 
I.  improbitas,   3.    (wantODnefs) 
Jafciirla,  i.  ^^  • 

To  roift,  fee  /o  Boafi  ^ 
A  rti/  (catalogue)  cataiogus,  a. 
alburn^  2*  (-</  any  thing)  volu- 
mea,  3.  {-of  cloth)  paonuf  in  fe 
cooTolutus  (-of  bread)  cmftulum 
panis  obloflgum  {or  little  wheel) 
rotuJa^  J.  (/r//fi/  ofafiliar)  volu- 


R  O  O 

rcriniutDy  2. 
K  court  roiiy^  volumen  curiate 
The  rolls,  fcriniorum  facrorum  re- 

pftfitorium^  archivum,  a. 
Ma/ler  oftbz  ro!ls,  magiiler  fcrini- 
orum facrorum 
ToroUf  volvo,   3.  pHco,  I,  (wind 
about)  circumvolvoy    3.  circntn- 
roto,  I.  (-again  or  back)  revoU 
vo,     3.    {-along)     pervolvo,    3. 
{•dovtn)  devolvo,  3.  (or  be  rolled 
down)  devolvor,   3»  {-thi   eyn*) 
oculos  volvere  (-/a  mon^)  pe^u* 
nia  abuodare  {-towMrdt)  advoUo, 
.  3.  (-from  or  out)  evolvo,  3.  ('land) 
'deocco,  I.  {'Unaer)  fubvolvo,    3. 
'(-11^)  involvo,  3.  {'Mwatk)  cy- 
lindro  conaplanare 
RolUJ,  volutus,  complanatus  {-hcKk) 
revolutui  ^-up)  convolutus,  in- 
volutai 
May  he  rolled,  rDlubilis 
A  roAb' (for  heavy  bodies) cyl*ndru^ 

1.  ('/or  tf  vjound)  hapfui,  2. 
Ksttlnff  volubillsy  verfatilit  (tem« 

peftuous)  proccilofus,  turbidus 
A  rolling,  vo!ttbilitas>  -3.  volutatio, 
3.  {'pin)  cylindrus,  a.  magis,  3. 
("Jlone)  faxum  volubiic    {'prefi} 
cr«e]um  verfatile 
Roi/ingfy,  :VoIubiliter 
ILomat,  romanut 
A  romancty  nar ratio  fi£Va   (or  fal* 

f  ty)  .mendacium,  a« 
T?  rx>n:an;e,  fabulas  fingerc 
A  rcmancar,  yaniloquus 
A  tomanijiy  papilla,  i,  pontificius,  2« 
RomaKtic',  fiditius,  fidlus 
A  romer,  fcyphus  vitrcUK  amplior 
A  rood,  pertica,  I  •  {*ofland)  quarta 
par«  jogeri  {or   crofa)  crux^    ^a 
(-/a/')  h^tumvxm,  ^• 

•  W  I  (cuau\xt4\ 


R  OS 

mutth)  pahtum,  %.  palattts,  2. 
A  rtekf  fornix  {*ai  chefs)  elephan. 

^u»>    ».   («•  cheat)  planus,    ». 

/raudator,  3, 
To  rook,  deFraudo,  «.  fallo,  3. 
^9okedt  defrandatos 
^.rooktng^  fraudatJOy  3, 
i^tf0«9.1ociit,  a.  fpatium,!.  (cbatn 

b«')  conclaves  3,  (aininfr-)  tri 

clinium,    a.      ccenaculuniy    2. 

(tf  w>iMnfwf«f.)  pcnctrale,    3. 

{or  ilead}  f  ice 
To  oMJ^f  rooift^  fubfnovfOsa* 
J^«pr,  i)>aiiorus;  arriplus 
A  ''<»^,  g^llinarium,  a. 
TarM||9,  quiefco,  3.  dormio,  4. 
A  roo/,  radix,  3.  ftirpa,  3. 
t?o  Aio/,  radicor,  1.  radicffco,    3 

(-^itf  %)ru<po,  I,  {.uf)  era 

dico,  I,  extirpo,  1. 
Vp  by  the  roots^  radic  tiki 
Of  the  root,  radicaiis 
Deeply  rooted,  altis  radicibus 
Kooted,  fjidicatuk  {*out)  eradicatus, 

exttrpatu« 
May  hi  rooted  out^  extirpandna 
A  rooting,  radicatio,   3.    (  up)  era- 

<ljcitio,  3.  cst.rpa'io,  3. 
Full  of  roots,  radicofus 
A   rope,    funis,  3r  rcfti?,   3,    (-oi 

onions)  ceparuoi  feries 
To  be  ropy^  vifcor,  i. 
A  roper,  or  ropemaker^  reftio,  3, 
A  rope  dancer,  fonanibulus,  2« 
^pe yarns,  funis  retexti  fila 
^'pyt  vifcofus,  glutinoAia 
A  rofary,  rofarium.  2. 
A  ro/r,  rofa,  i.  (-hud)  alabaftms,  a. 

( 'C^he)  rofanim  caput  mortuum 
^ofry,  rofeus,  rofawcus 
A  fofe  poble,  aureus  nummui  roia : 

**~     ^fntcM  \ 


R  O  U 

Itofimsry^  rofmarinuti   a*     (-frfir) 

rofmaris,  3. 
Rofetoood,  lignum  rfaodiitm 
:^.o/i^,  rtftp* 

Ofr^,  refinareui 

hull  cfro/ht  re6qoAi« 

Rojinod,  refinatui 

To  rofi,  afToy  t.  (fr  deride)  dcrideo, 
a.  verbis  cxdeie 

Rofl  or  rofled,  a0atus,  tofius  {-mmt) 
caro  aifa 

A  rifling  J  aduftio,  3. 

Tberot^  morbus  mortiferui 

To  rot,  pntrr facie,  3,  (neut.)  pa- 
trefio,^^!  {'in  goal)  in  ear- 
cere  mori  {-inwardly),  tabefco, 
3.  {or  be  crumbkd  into  earth)  in 
terram  refolvi 

A  rotation,  rotaiio,  3,  (of  govem- 
mrnt)  viciiiitudo  innperitaodi 

By  rote,  memoriter 

Rotten^  corroptiis,  putridut  (as  a 
fore)  purulentus  {'tipe)  fracidus 
(-«i«m/)  lignum  cariofum 

To  he  rotten,  putrefio 

To  grow  rotten,  ptttrefco.  3, 

Tu  make  rotfen,  putrefaciO|  3, 

Made  rotten,  putrefadlus 

Maketh  rottem^  tabificut 

Rottennefs,  putredo,  3*  putrefa^o, 
3*  {4n  bones    &c.)  caries,  5* 

Rotting  inw-'rdly,  tabtdus 

Rotunditj^,  rotunditas,  3. 

To  rove,  vagor.  i, 

Rot/ge,    nbe-r.  rubeni 

Rough,  tfper,  horndus  (hairy)  hir^ 
tutus  (grim)  aufterus  (homely) 
rufticus,  rudip  (pJckly)  ^ptnofus 
('ill  temf.r)  moroms  (proud)  faf- 
tuotns,  inrolens  {-in  tafit)  guftuj 
auftenor  (bad  way)  falebrofus 
(tempeftuous)  procellofus,  durus, 
afper,  feverus  j 


R  O  U 


«f  hm/^et)  wt^tmm,  a.  (//  1 

eiUed)  te^ua,  pt. 
To  he  rough,  horreOy  t* 
To  gr<Mo  rvagjhi  inhorreo,  s.  ( 

nafty)  fquaieo^  a. 
Tomakorwgh,  afpeto,  i. 
To  rough  ca0j  incmfto,  i« 
kougbcaft,  cmiUnil 
Rough  hewn,  nulis 
Roughly,  afpere 


Roughnefi,   afperitai,  5.    {^of 
hiifutia,  I.  {-o/^fpajm 


'remim 


Roving,  vagaQ9»  errabondus  (pilfo 

ging)  praedatorins 
A  roving,    vagatio,  3.  erritio^  Ji 

(pillaging)  pr«d«tio,  3.    ^     • 
The  rounce,  manubrhun  pfcli 
Round,   rotundus,   globofus   («  i 
Circle)  circularik  (-andlong)  tCiOl 
iftis  (like  a  top)  turbinatua 
Round  about,  circa,  undique 
A'   round   or    circle*   crculoSt    % 

(0r  whole  fum)  fumma  felida 
A  half  round,  femicirciilii8|  a* 
In  a  round,  in  orbem  ^ 

The  routd  of0  laddtr,  dimaatti  ] 
To  round,  rotundo,  3*  {-fythppi^ 

attondeo,  a. 
Maderoufd^  erbicnlatos 
A  round  houfe,  ergaftulum,  %* 
A  round  root,  bolbna,  a, 
Rntinded,  orbtcutatUs 
Roundly  (in  form)  orbicntatim  (ii 
pace)  curftm  (in  (pea|ting)  voir 
biliter,  me  rotnndo  (^eely)  ad* 
daArr,    iibere  (honeftly)  ingfOii 
fmcer^  (Aarpiy)  graviter,  aciita 
(openly)  fimplicitcr,  aperti  (dift 
genily)  oiligenier 
Roundnefi,  rotunditaa,  3, 
Tberoftnds,  txcabix,  pi. 


rB 


(- 


»,  1.  animo»  I, 
e  fenm  cubili 
00,  ej^tatut 
zciiatio,  }• 
I  galUnaria 
,  4*  (9r  oyothrow) 
'S^Of  3-  (ualawAil 
concurfus  illicitus 
f.  tairba,  i. 
J,  fupero,  I.  (-1 
grunt)  gnMiaio,  4. 
to>   3.     (at   fwioc) 


turbo,  f .  pertorb<>»i 

lAntj  puUui 

patio,  3.. 

5.  ordo»  3« 

Mto,  Smh  «» 

i,  U 

tut 

I  fpuf)  ftiteulut}  2. 

Mr3- 

^<3;  . 

>aaianus>  t« 

igium,  %• 

>  rotife 

regiu* 

rum  partium.aflbfi^or 

regal  iter 

Itgnitat 

[.  (banter]  jocuUre 

frico,  I.  afFficOj,   t. 
«iv)attero,  y<^  {with 

liiiio,  4.  (-tf/  ^ow/s) 
(-0^  4c(rico,  I, 
s^ico,  I.  {'of  ibi 
Op  2.  detergeo,  2. 
rtero,  3.  {-a  f*rJot. 
bom  alicui  convi- 
w  banter)  tango,  3. 


RUE 

coUIdo,  3.  contero,  3,  (-ir^)  re- 

frico,  1.  rrnovo,  i. 
Rubbed,  friaut,  defrtdui 
A  rubbiTf  qui.or  que  fricat  (-whet< 

ftone)  cos,  3. 
Rubbers;  gemina  viftoria 
A  rubbing,  fricatio,  3.  {  bruJJb)  pe- 

nituJtts  fetis  afpcr  (mbrujb  for  tb$ 

*««J>)  ftrlgil,  3, 
RubbJ/b^    rudut,    3.    (forry    ftuff) 

quifqoiliae,  i,  fi^ 
Rttbicifnd,  red,  rubcundus 
A  rub^f,  rubinoi,  2.  (or  carbuncle) 

carbt^nculus,  2. 
Rubble^  nidus,  ifrts,  n, 
Tp  lojf  rubble,  rudero,  i. 
To  €aft  9ut  rubblcy  erudero,  i  • 
A  rubric,  przcepta  literis  miotatis 

fcripta  or  impreflTa 
Ruffmion,  ruAatio,  3, 
The  rudder,  clavui,  «• 
R^ddli,  rubiica,  i.' 
Mflrkt  nvitb  ruddle,  rubricatut 
Full  of  ruddle,  rubricofus 
Ruddy,  ruber,  rubeus 
To  be  ruddy,  ore  rubere 
Vogrmo  ruddy,  rubefco,  3* 
Ruddtnffsf  rubor,  3.  rubedo,  3, 
Rude (clownifh)  nifticu8>  rudia  (im- 
pudent) procax,   impudent  (im 

modeft)  impudiirat  (unhandfome) 

iR^>oUtqs  (unflulful)  imperituf, 

inexpf^rtus 
Rudely  (unikilfully)  rudi  minerya 

(clowniihly)  ruftic^,  iaurbani 
Rudeneft,   inurbanitat,    3.     inuno- 

deflia,  I.  ifflpu4entia,  i« 
A  rudiment,  rudimeatam^  m* 
^iue,  ruta,  i. 
)'  rue,  rutaceui 
Made  of  rue,  ruta  Cut 

orire,  doleo,  2. 
RttiJmJ^  Ja^gfffus,  (rl/h'i 


KV  L 

TbertnUboft,  patella,  t* 
7%eruffo/M  garment,  plica  §r  finu^ 

veiHt 
A  ruJisH,  ficariu8>  2,      ^ 
To  rufie  (difordcr)  turbo,  i.  inqui- 

eto>  I.  (wrinkle)  corrugo,  3. 
Rftffled     (d:fordered)      pert^orbatut 

(wrinkled)  coriU^atus 
A  ruffling,  turbatio,  3.  (wrinkling)^ 

coirogatio,  3. 
A  rug,  gaufape,  3, 
Ruggfd,  afper,  iniequalii  {in  condtm 

tiom)  rigidui,  durus,  difficilia 
Rv/rgedfy,  ^fperc,  duriter 
RM^S^nefs,  afperitas,  3. 
Rifiue,  ruina^  i.-exitium,  2.  (flaugh-« 

tcr)  ftragea,  3.  clades,  3.  {*of  a- 

flatt)  interitttSy  2.    {ruitut)   ?»- 

ftigia,  pi. 
To  ruine  (a  houfe)  demolibr,  4.  dcse 

turbo,    I.   delep,  2.   dijruo,   3. 

{-ones  filj)  diiiipo,    I.    (wallt, 

&C')  dejiceoy  3.  everto»   3.  {-in 

reputation)  famam  laedifre  {-one 

in  bis  morals)  mores  corrumpSr9 

(or  deftroy)  perdo,  3*  peflundo,  s. 
To- be  ruined  {mz  buiding)  deiuibor,. 

z.   evertor,    3*    {in   ones  goods). 

bonis  exui  {in  oius  fortune)  for- 

tunii  everti 
Ruined,  collapfus,  dimtot  (deftroy*d} 

perditos,r  peflundatot  (-in  for^ 

tune)  bonis  eyutus  {in  morahy 

cqrruptus,  yitiatus,  depravatut 
Ready  to  be  nuned,  periclitant 
A  ruineri  demdHjber,  demolitor,  3* 
A  ruiningf  demolitio,  3. 
Ruinoui,   ruinofus,    ruitums   (daiK 

gerous)  periculofus 
T;  be  ruinous,  collabefio 
Rule  (government]  domlti^^)    V 

^ubetnatVo,  ^,  >TO^w\>ait«i>  %•  ww 


RUM 


•dminjftratio,  3.  (precept  to  be 
goverocd  by)  reguu,  i.  norma » 
I.  praefcriptum,  2.  (or  niler) 
icgula,  i»{'ofc»urt)  prartcriptum, 
^«  (ca'^Arn)  ibos,  ^.  confuetodo, 
3«  (examp.e)  modolu^,  z,  ex- 
rmplar,  3.  (order  «r  conditution) 
J«,  3.  coniiitutio^  3.  inflitatani^ 
a.  (w  Ui^rJ  prxceptutn,  1.  (-/• 
/fve  ^)  vivendi  difciplijia,  ndrma, 
1.  Jex,  3. 

Vnder  rul9^  regtilarif 

Aetordfnjr,t9  rule^  rcgvUritcr 

Ouiofrufe,  irregtiiafis 

T$  rtiFe^  rego,  3.  impero.  j.  kii. 
hfltno,  I.  mo^rox,.  i,  admi- 
■jftro,  1.  {..Mm  felfhy  example) 
imitor,  i,  (-aSte)  iineatt  dudfic 

^  rv/fy  ad  ainuf!iin 

Toberukdf  legor,  3. 

Jtukd,  impcratus  {-vfitb  a  feticil) 
piambo  dire^as 

9Vel/  ruled,  beni  conftltutos 

A  ruler,  dominus,  2,  gubf^raator, 
3.  (  if  a  province)  prsfcdos,  1. 

Rulers,  fttmattStpL 

Rulhtgf  dominani 

ii»»>  potuf  ^  facchero 

JUttmhy  curAra  navii 

Td  rtfw^/*,  crepo,  1.  crepito,  r. 

JtuntiUw,  fragofos 

A  rumUing^  frvnituf,  4.  fragor,  3. 
[-of  tbeguti)  tornuna,  pL 

Tft  rumUau,  ruminb,  1,  (think) 
fecum  reputarCy  revolvo,  3. 

A  rutuJMtiug,  ruminatio,  3. 

To  rummage,  fctutor,  i .  perfcrutor^i. 

A  nftumagiag,  inveftifatioy  3. 

A  rummer,  calix  amplior 

A  rupnur,  rumoTy  i.  fama>  !• 

T0  rumoHT,  rumorem  ferere 

I  /•  convgOf  J, 

J 


RU'N" 

RumfJed^  comigatua 

A  rumpling,   corrogatio,  3. 

71»*  nr»  {of  a  Jh'if)  t\K(\}s^  4.  (-at 
card?)  fortune,  i.  ('in  trade) 
facilis  vcnditio 

To  run,  cuiio,  3,  (make  hafte) 
propero,  i;  feftino,  r.  (drop) 
Aillo,  I.  dtftillo,  T.  (flow)  mano, 
I.  fluo,  3.  {at  the  iyes)  lippto, 
4>  (»tf/  the  nofe)  muco  ilillare  (as 
a  fore)  fuppuroy  l.  {-ones  eoun' 
try)  defcroy  3.  patriam  fugSre 
{'perpetmmlly,  as  the  tongue)  per- 
^tuo  deblatero,  i.  ('obout)  vagor, 
I.  {abfut,  at  water)  diffluo,  3. 
(•abroad)  fee  abroad  {-a  bead -of 
before)  praecurro,  3.  {-^fier) 
feqobr,  3.  fubio,  4.  {-after  or 
perfue)  inle^or,  i.  perfequor,  3. 
(«r  dafli  againft)  occorro,  3.  al- 
lido^  3.  elido*  3,  illido,  3$  af- 
fligo,  3*  impingo,  3.  incurfo>  i. 
{•agromidf  a*  a  (hip)  in  terram 
itnpingere  {-^/bip  agrou/ufj  navim 
ad  terrain  ducere  {-along)  per- 
curroi  3,  {-along  tvttb)  comitor, 
!•  conconro,  3.  {-along,  as  a 
river)  Rao,  3.  labor,  3.  mano, 
I.  (or  glide  along)  perlabor,  3. 
{-^h  o^otff )  circumcurfo,  3.  (-«// 
about,  as  water)  circumfluo,  3. 
(^)  peto,  3.  {-away)  fugio,  3. 
aufugio,  3.  {-away  toitb  a  wr- 
gin)  virgincm  rcpJJrc  {-away  witb 
an  opinion)  opinionerapi  (-/row 
tbe  fubjeS)  digredior,  3,  {-back 
again)  recurro,  3.  recurfo,  I. 
{-back,  at  a  river)  relabor,  3. 
defluoy  3.  {'before)  praecurro,  3. 
{'bebivd  bard)  ad  inopiam  redtgi 
{•between)  tntercarro,  3.  inter- 
fluo,  3.  intcrluo,  3.  {-by)  prse- 
terco,  4,  ^«6y,  ai  water)  ppr- 
iabor,  3  t-cwuMf  to'^tt^>iV^<>>v\ 


R  U  I 

difcfcpo,  t.  (-to  decay] 
3.  dekbor,  3.  (-/» cMt 
en«m  oonflare  (Swn) 
3.  {-down J  or  difptfe) 
X.  {"dozan  an  opinion 
{"down  with  etrgumen^ 
mentii  (uperare  ( -down 
words)  conviciit  pr 
(down  ^/VA  ywftf/)  fu 
flujfre  (as  water)  defiuo,' 
in  a  tourfe)  cvrfo  fupe 
ta^)  rtfuto,  i.»  {-f^etp 
palma  curfu  contendere 
ot.fcamper  away)  fuga  ft 
vare  {-forward)  proci 
{-forth  often)  procuifo,  i 
fugioy  3.'aufagie,  3.  {t 
from)  prtnreaio,  4*  {-ho 
ftino)  i»  (-a  basUrd)  p 
I.  {-the  baxardofa  batx 
fortunarm  expeiiri  {-be 
Tuo,  3.  {'bead  long  to 
exitium  fucre  {-b^b,  0 
ereafed)  tifgeor»  %,  (-i«/< 
dior,  3.  intro,  t«  Int 
{-into  fn)  in  peccatum  r 
ones  mnd)  animo  recnrfa 
•I  a  fwofd)  perfodio,  1 
I«  {-into,  at  water)  ill 
{nflooy  3.  {-low,  ai  the 
liqvors,  &c.)  pene  exhai 
(-mad)  defipio,  3.  infa 
{'from  a  dijttmrle)  deft< 
f 'On«  off  bis  legs)  curfn 
ntigare  {-ofien)  curfitb 
go  on)  procedo,  3.  progr 
(-0ft,  or  continue  in  < 
perfevero,  i.  {or  pa^  ove 
cunoy  3«  f-otwr  a  thing 
perfun£lorie  aliquid  facSi 
as  water)  inundo,  i,  red 
faperfluo;  3.  {or  boii  e 
rftno,  X.  {rover  m  frec^ 


UN 

cjkeo,  3.  i^ut)*t' 
Bty  M  water)  emjino, 
1  Tefflsl)  perfluo*  3* 
odigOy  3.  conrumo, 
Wr/ib)2qoaU  iiiter- 
[•0  crtft)  tnuifcurroT 
|.  (-4^  a»  4  fill- 
er flu^re  (  thratqb  ^ 
TO,  3.  (at  w»t*r) 
wtbsfioora)  cranf- 
fodco,  a,  \^hretigh 
m)'  qMevi^  pcncuia 
vcr,  /^v'  /i6f  «u^^/^) 
iniar;^,  ai  a  rcp^n) 
[wfo)  accuirOj  3,  (r* 
enfas  aufcic  (^ff* 
Uor,  3.  coi|cujTii,  3« 
(-/9  feid^  in  fcm&n 
I  (iibt^Ubor,  3,  fub- 
'Ufi  a  Vha^  txcruo, 
I.  (-1^0  fc»r)  n 
trahS^  (-Mfem  ^r%} 
xwhrc  ( lift  ami  dini  n) 
rfprlngup)  etiafior, 

illo,  I. 

as  («r  fofear^d)  ob- 
is 

IfSmSfi.tiaiisfMgaj,  1 1 
lusj  a. 

Iraotal,  /V,  tt. 
tt,  3.  cxcurfaj'^  3* 

I  (-^Mffi2gqgi)  vagus, 
rj  a^iia  viva   at 


M,  4*  (r/orf^)  p»- 
vf)  eicnt^o,  3<  CI- 
>ver)  tranifcurruf ,  4, 
perflittity)  abiiMdan 


1 


RUT 

lladiun,  3.  curriculuiB,  %,  (-»/ 
/Af  mffj)  gonorrhoea,  i.  {-of  tie 
fipjf}  proAuvium  aarium  ('fart) 
ukuj^  3.  ["ttfttber)  concurlus,  4 

Kuming  hf/'irtf  >rarcurfbrius 

A  runming  ttt/i,  titulus  fiagulis  pa- 
lm is  appofitus 

A  rwntf  juvenriiB  pamUtit 

^JT  aid  runtt  veUU,  1.  anut,  4. 

4  ruptttit  {or  fal'iiig  out)  dilcordia. 
I.  limiiJtM,  3  diffidiuoiy  a*  («r 
breach  «/  |3ca€e)  violatio  pacia 
{-U  tit  TM^)  hernia,  i. 

Hav'ii^  s  mpiurt^  ra  nicofiis 

Rumi^  lufluitSy  iruraLs 

A  rvjhf  }uii.  ^,  a.  (cirpus,  a,  (•i^]t^) 
ca  ,deU  tx  jqnco  fad^ 

iJni^jfj  joncojui 

Of-  rif^,  j^uictof,  ictrpem 

Tfl  fti^f  ruo,  3.    ('firw^rd^   pro 

■iTiio,  3,  irrufnpo»3.  ('^^O  P>^' 

ruo,  3,  (-fAfcufi^  perrumpo,  3, 
A  JTyfc/W  iff^  Irruptio.  3. 
RH§fft.  fubrufuf  I  ravQa 
iJij^tf,  rubigo,  3.  {-of  «!^5^)  *nigo, 

|.  ('f//iwi)  fcrrugo,  3. 
TV  ^j*^,  rub  «ine  obduci 
Ruji  colour t  ferrugiaeus 
Kufik&i,  agreftis,  inurbanus 
RuHhiiy^  niifticitas,  3, 
Rujhrtfjf  Of  mufiintft^  rancor>  3. 
To  rujiU,  cicpo,  I.  ftrepo,  3. 
A  rufilin^^    ftrepitu*,  4.  crepitus^ 

4»  [*ot  armour)  clangor,  3. 
Ruji;i,  rubigioofus,  fcrrugincus 
Rsift^  (as  bacon)  rancuius  (aa  cloth) 

fquajiduB,  tritus 
TV  rutj^  ad  venerem  pnirire 
T^f  ftff  (of  deer)  coi  us  defidieriiun 

[-of  d  ivhe^rj  rotap  veftigium 
Full  of  T tin,  orbitis  feflus 
Ruthjfiif  milpricor?/  4(r*  ' 


S  AC 

Rutbfulnefi^  mifericordia,  I« 
Ryt^  fecaie.  ft,  n, 
Ofrfe,  iecalicus 


S  A 

A     SMstartan,  fabbatariat,  t* 

f\  Thtfabhatb,  fabbatttai,  %• 

Ofibufabhatt,  fabbactcut 

i^abk,  puUus.  ater,  niger 

A/aUe,  mus  ponticas 

Sacerdotal,  f'acerdoralis 

Afacbei,  faccus,  a.  pera,  !• 

Sack^  vinuoi  Canarium 

4/tffA,  <accui,  a. 

A  fackbit.  fambuca,  x« 

Sackcioib,  cilicium,  2»  .^ 

Offackclotbr  cilicinjit 

Tp/ak,  fee  lo^IuruUr  (tr  put  intf 
a  Tack)  facco  int'erere 

Saiked,  vaftatus,  ^poliatus 

Afackfr,  fpoHator,  3* 

Afackit^,  Ipoliatidy  3.*  Taftatio,  3* 

Afacrament,  facramentum,  a. 

^pHjaaramenty  euchariftia,  x« 

Sacramental,  facramentalis 

Sacredy  facer,  fan^^us 

To  make/acred,  c^nfccro,  dedico»  1« 

Sacredy,  fan^e,  facre 

Afacrifice,  facrificium,  %\  [rftfrfin\ 
piaculum,  a.  {-for  vifiqry)  vic- 
tima,  I,  (^te  'the  infernal  'gods) 
inferiae.//, 

Offacrijice,  facrificalis 

To  ^acr'ifiie,  facrifico,  I.  immolo, 
I.  ina£lo,  I.  libo,  i.  (-or  ruin) 
fee  /»  ruin  (or  devote)  confecro, 
I,  devovgo,  2.  (or  kill)  occido, 
3,-  intcrficio,  3.  intcrimo^  3, 
tnicido,  I.  (or  quit,  or  abandon) 
relinqpo,  "j,  <le(wo,  •^» 

Sacrificed^  immoUW^  m%.^«xw 


SAG 

Afacrificir,  facrificiis,  %, 

Afacr:j1cir.^,  immolatio,  3, 

Sacrf/r^e.   i£rr:Jpi/iuni,  2. 

Satriltgiouiy  facrilegus 

Sacriligeeujly,  more  racrllegii 

^•</(forrowful).acerbus,  moleftas, 
gravis  (fowl,  nafty,  horrible) 
fadus,  iinmondus  ipurctw,  for- 
<lid«8  (fliameful)  tnrpis,  indignui 
infamis  (wicked)  improbui,  ma- 
lu«,  pravus  {'feVa-m)  homo  pcr- 
ditt  8  (-oratsr)  orator  ineptufl  (-of 
iook)  mceftua,  tiiflis  {-if  colour) 
pullus,  fufcus 

Tolfefa^,  moereo^  4.  contriftor»  i. 

Td  make  fad,  contrifto,  i. 

Made  fad,  contriftatiis 

Making  fad,  triftificui 

A  faddle,  ephipplum,  %, 

Saddle  hackedt  pnndus 

A  faddk  eloth,  inftratum  eqoeftre 

^ofaadte,  epbip^ium  imponifre 

£adii':'tdf  ephippia»y8 

Afaddler^  cphippiArutn  opifex 

TYit  fadducreg,  fadHacaei,  />/, 

Sadly    (rorrowfully)    mccile    (gn« 

.    v^ufiy)  accrbe,  gravitcr 

SadnejT,    tnMitia,   1.    moeftitia,    i 
grav.ras,  3,  fobrictas,  3. . 

Safe,  tutus,  incoluiris  (-and  ibund) 
intcfer,  iblidus 

A  fefe,  cella  penana 

^ft^^piard,  prafiJlum,  1. 

Seifelj,  tul6,  lecuic 

&/>/y,  faJus,  ?. 

Sajfrov.  crocus,  2. 

Ofj'afron,  rroceus 

Coloured  nvithfaffron^  crocatM 

Sagacious,  fubtilis,  fagax 

Sagacity,  (olcrtia,  I.  taffacitas,  3 

SagCy  lalvia,  1.  (-of  wrtue)  falvia 
minor  (-of  Jcruiklein)  pulmo- 

WfwJfeJfapteUB 


SAL  S  AL' 

Safierttf  (zWtnt^  promiiieiUL 
Satine,  falfus  ' 

Salifue,  falicDf 
Tofalivate,  ^alivo^' 1. 
Saftvatfon,  falfvatio^  3. 
Afaffety  olus,  3.  aceUria,//* 

Salhiv,  pallidos,  laridnt 
A  fallow  colour,  pallor^  3. 
To  rrtiw  falkvf,  pallefco^  3, 
Ajilfy,  eroptio,  3.  impeta8,'44 
To  faliy,  in  hofles  erumpSre 
A  fahion,  falino,  3. 
Salt^  fcl,  3- 

Saltfifb,  falfamcntay  ^. 
SgHpetre,  mtmniy  2. 
Mixed  loitb fait  fttre,  nitlilV 
Full  tf  jtb  petre^  nitfoibi 
Kfaltfelkr,  falinum,  a.  ^loO'd 

falem  continent 
A  falter,  fehrint,  s« 
Of/i/r,  falariuf 
70  /«//,  falio,  4.    fale  coodiii 

afpfrgf^re 
l§ahed^  fale  con^itttf ,  (aKAii  ' 
To  be  fait  (as  a  bitch)  cttufio^  4a 
Sak  meats,  falfatnenta,  ^/. 
Salt  pit  t  falina,  T«  {-mirfia)^ 

'  aria,  oirum,  pi*  n. 
Salt,  (adj.)  (ttftked 
Satti/b,  fabfaltas  \ 

Afaitfng,  falrtorf,  Z. 
A  falttng  tub,  via  fiilfaj 
Saltnefk,  falfugo,  3. 
Salvation,  fahis,  3«  fthatio^  j^ 
■Brinr'mgfalvathn,  fiilatiftf  j 
Salubrious,  faluber  .  ". 

'  A  Jflvtf  uoguentnait  %,  OM 

nentum,  1.  (9#-)  coHjiiH| 
.Tojalvey  vmffi,  3.  (ir  pitij 
'    ieivo,  r.  conferrof  i.  (if'  H 

nuatc)  extenno,  I« 
Salved,  undai ; 


^ifffyi  pnidenter,  fapisnter 

Sagetiefs,  faptcotia,  >. 

Sagittary,  fagittarius,  !• 

.^fi/,  diaoa 

A  fail,  rarbafusy^a.  relum,  2. 
{main-)  artemon,  3.  (ro^-)  tho- 
racium,  a.  '  (fprit^)  dolon,  3. 
(ffHa:M-)cpidronH)«,  a.  {-offiips) 
plares  naves  iimul  navi^au'es 

To  fail,  navigo,  i,  {-ahtut)  circum- 
naTigo,  f .  {'bacHoards)  renavigo, 
I.  {'befcre)  prcnavigo,  i.  {-fcr- 
noard)  nave  provehi  {-over)  nave 
trajicere  {-oul  of)  en^go,  r. 
('through)  pernavigOw'  i.  (  unto) 
td  navigo,  li  {-vfitb  afair^wiud) 
irento  fecundo  vehi 

Of  a  fail,  velaris 

Sailed,  Aayigatns  (-bati)  rrtrJ  na- 
vigatoi  (-r/*r0Vfi')>6ttiavigatu8 

May  be/ailed  em,  fiavigabilis 

A  Jailor,  orfeaman,  nauta,  x. 

AJailing,  navigatio,  3. 

Sailing  by,  prseterna Iriga ns 

A  faint,  fanftas,  orfan^a 

Saints  in  heaven,  ceelitcs,  pL 

To  faint,  fee  t©  canonize 

Sake,  caufa.  i.  gratia,  r. 

For  GoD*6faie,  per  DauM  oro 

Salacious,  fibidinofus 

Afalad,  acetarfa,  pL 

A  fa'amander,  falamandra,  i. 

A  faljry,  ftipendium,  a.  merces,  3. 

A  Jalt,  feniiitio,  3.  {~hy  inch  of 
candle)  venditio  per  prftfinitam 
mcnfaram  candelae  fa£la 

Open  faU,  auAi'9,  3. 

Set  to  fale,  v^nalis 

To  Jet  to  faliy  anfbionem  faccre, 
prefcribo,  3.  vendo,  3. 

Tobiftttofale,  venalis  proftare 

Saleable,  yeodibilis 

Saleably,  Tanaliter 

i^falijmwy  H%n^^  > 


n 


N 


icaUces  ikumo  fu- 

w,  3.  extenaado 

,  3,  ejiceptio,  3. 

rifl,  faiuuris 

I,  1.  (-^r  jdfs)  deo. 

mi^g)  Taledtco,   3. 

«to,  I. 

us 

tor>  3. 

jtatoriut 

taiiM,  ialnUtiot  3. 

utatio^  3. 

idem 

pfiffimna 

tai,3. 

fj  ooucin  t€inpotc> 

tX 

plar,  oris  I  n.  (pak- 

paro»  I* 
cisalif 

aoaUicattOy  )•  con- 
kdkfllM^  3*  K  °^ 
a£b*tatis  iofufip 
apart  for  hoi^  ufes) 
ifecroy  I*  dfdicoy  i« 
7]y)  faoAttm  facSrc 
I  celcbroy  i. 
scratuSy  iandificatui 
indificator^  3, 
fandificaciuy  3.  ce- 
coitus,  '4. 
idtitasy  3. 
dio,   3.  <or  decree) 


afy. 


tas,  3. 
nAoarhus,  3 

labolum,  1.  (-^ir<^) 
Mir,  /»/.  f. 
nsoi,  fabulofni  - 
ri/,  fabvrro,  1. 
m  liwrit      . 


SAT 

S^ujick  Jandi,  {yrtee,ffl» 
A  fandal^  fandalium,  i. 
Santfy,  arenaceui  {cr  mixed  with 
fand)  arenatus  (or  \u\\   of  large 
fand)  /abulofus  (vr  full  of  fmali 
fand)  arenofus 
Sawguifiary,  i'anguinariiis 
Sanguine,    r^ngoineuf*     fanguino- 
lentus  (cheartui)  aiaccr,  hilarii 
The  Janbtdrim^  (yntdrion,  2, 
Sanity i  TanitaSy  3. 
Sapf  fuccusy  2. 
Without  faff  exAictut 
Tofip,  (ttto  vrMrjfUHt 
Sapphic^  fapphicus 
Thtfttppinfi  fee  undermininfr 
Sappinefs,  humiditas,  3.  (cr  folly) 

ftulcicia,  I. 
Sappy  (full  of  fap)  fuccofui  (fool- 

iOi)  Aultm,  hebes 
Thtfaracentf  faraceni 
A  farcafm^  farcalmoi,  u 
SareaJHcalf  farcafticus 
S*rcafitcally,  fatyricc 
Afarjk,  cnbrum^  s. 
To  far 'e,  cribro,  i.  excerno,  3. 
A  fajb,   cingalum,  s.    (-wrWow) 

feneftra  ex  iignea  compage  con- 

feaa 
SalJ'afras,  lignum  pavanum    - 
Satan^  fatanas,    <r,  Jtt. 
Satanic^!,  Utanicus,  dIaboHcus 
h  Jauheli  iacculuSf  2.  pera,  !• 
T9ft^te,  or fan'jtef  fatio,  i. 
Satiety,  fatietas,  3.  faturitas 
Satin t'  panaus  fericus    dsnfiof  .ac 

nircn» 
Satiifa^icfty   fatitf|dio,   3.    com- 

penfatio,  .3.  rclHlutio,   3.  (eori- 

tent.'Ticnt)  oMe^atio  aniini 
To  makt  ^atiifaRi:,n^   fatisfacio,    3. 

compe'ifo,  I.  \^-fwr dam^^)j^ii^l£i•' 

num  I'arcsre 
\  i'u  gvjj/,.//*/aif/oaj  dc  to  plea Jk 


S  A  U 

Satisfaaoryt  fattsftcieos,  acceptua, 
gratus,  jucundus 

SatiiJUd  (coo tented)  contentos  (af- 
fured)  certior  fa£tus  (filled)  fa- 
turatus,  fatiatus  (pleafed)  ¥0« 
loptate  perfufus 

Not  to  htfgtiffitd,  I'nfatiabilit 

To  fatis/y  (liieafe)  fatisfacio,  |. 
{'omes  htamr)  animo  moram  ge« 
rtire  {"OfRblthn)  anbiiioacoa 
explere  L'/mt  injuries)  de  inJM* 
riis  farinacISfi  [-oaes  reptejl)  pe- 
tpnti  fttisfacSre  (-crtdtttrt)  ca 
alienum  diiTolvcrc 

Satisfying,  fatisfocieoi 

A  fatisjyiftg,  fatisfa^tio,  3« 

To  fafurate,  fee  to  fatt 

Saturday,  dies  faturai 

Saturity,  faturitas,  3.  fatietaf|  3*  * 

Saturn,  fafurouSy  a. 

Feaftt  ojjaturn,  faturnalia,^, 

Saturmn^  fatvrninus 

A/atyr/,.fat3mi8(inveai?e)  (atyrt^ 
I.  carmen  mordax 

Satyricot,  fatyrfcus 

Satyrically,  fatyrlc^,  mordacittfr 

Afaiyrifl,  poeta  fatyricus , 

Savage,  ferus,  immaois,  crudelia 
(uocultivated)  inculcos,  horridua 

K  famage  beafi,  fera,  i. 

Tomakefmvage,  eflero,  x, 

Savagefy,  crudeliter 

Savagcnefif  feritas,  3, 

^aiice,  condinientum,  i,  (-o/grdvy) 
eliauanveo^  3, 

The  jamefante;  par  pari 

Afaucer,  atetamilomf  %,% 

Sauce  hoxf  homo  impudena 

S/^iry,  pettflans,  inrdeos 

Afaucy/eliofv,  effrons 

Togrowjkucy,  indolefco,  3, 

Saucily,  petulantcr 

Saucinefi^  ^«XuWu%)i* 


SAW 

8mf§  (except)  praeter^  nifi,  extra, 
prflKer  qutin 

Yaftve  (preferve)  fervo,  i.  con- 
fer vo,  I.  ikivuin  praeftare  {or  de- 
fiver  firoim  danger)  libero,  i. 
cripiSre  aliquem  periculo  {-barm- 
life)  incolumen  fervare  {-till 
another  time)  in  aliud  tempus  re. 
Utrrwrt  {'tW  winter)  in  hyemem 
te«oii8re(0rfpare)parco,3.  {-one*s 
inwr)  taborem  alicui  demSre  (or 
gain)  lacror,  i.  lucrifacio,  3. 

Oovftveyou,  falve,  ave  (at  part- 
ing) falve  et  vale 

^atrf</ (prefenred)  ferTatus,  confer- 
Tatui;  liberatus;  repofitos 

Saving  (frugal)  parens,  frugalia 
A  faving  (prefcrving)  conferva tio, 
3.  (exception)  cautio,  3.  exceptio 

j^/^(praftp.)praetery  praeterqiianis 
extra  {'that)  nifi  quod 

Savingfff  fnigaliter,  parci 

Smfingne/t,  frugalitas,  3. 

Afavhttr,  fervator,  %,  {  of  man- 
kind)  humanae  falutis  inftauratOTy 
falvator,  3. 

Tofaunter,  crro,  i.  vagor,  I. 

A  favour,  fapor,  3.  guft'us,  4. 

Il/favourj  foetor,  3. 

To  favour  (fmell  of)  oleo,  2.  («r 
tafte  of)  fapio,  3. 

Savourly,  guftui  jucundc 

Savoury,  guftui  jucundut 

Savoytf  brailica  fabaudica 

Sau/e,  (ctfauce 

A  faufage,  ificiutn^  2.  l^^caQica^  1. 

A  little  faufage f  boteUns,  2. 

A  faufage  maker,  botulariuf 

Afaw,  ferra,  l-  ferrula,  l» 

Like  a  [aw,  ferratus 

Sato  Juft,  fcobs,  3. 

Tofaiv,  feco,  i. 

SatP^A,  ferratus 
AJawyer,  (knarlns,  if 


SC  A 

kfrtvtngt  ferratura,  !• 

To  fay,  dice,  3.  aio»  3^  {•again) 
repetOy  %,  {'againfl)  conrradico^ 
3.  {'before  J^d)  praedico,  3. 
(-nav)  nego,  i.  {-yes)  affirmo,  i . 
(-by  heart)  memoriier  pronun- 
ciare  {-nothing)  f\\eo,  j.taceOy  2* 
{•nothing  more)  nihil  aliud  ad- 
^he  (-til  of  one)  maJedico,  3. 
{-well  of  one)  benedico,  3,  {-ones 
prayert)  Oevm  precari 

That  is  to  fay,  fcilicet 

Say  on,  pergc,  age 

A  faying,  di^um,  2.  {-again)  re- 
petirio,  3. 

A  fcab,  fcabiffly  5.  {a  dry-)  impe- 
'tigo,3.  {'ofjbeef>,Scc,)  poriigo,3. 

A  fcabhard,  vagina,  i.  {or  fcale- 
board  amongft  printers)  alfula 
lignea  interlinear  interferenda 

Scabbed,  f cabby,  fcabiofui 

Scabbintfs,  fcabies 

A  ftaffold,  tabulatuRiy  2.  (-for  be- 
heading) locus  fupplicii  editior 

Scaffolding,  tabulati  conftruftio 

A  fcalado,  afcenfus  in  murum 

By  fcaladof  fcalis  admotis 

To  feald  a  thing,  fervente  liquore 
aliquid  macerare  (-a  pig)  por- 
cellum  calida  aqua  perfundJSre 
{or  fcorch)  uro,  3.  tubur?,  3. 

Scalded,  uftus,  fetnmfius  j  feivente 
liquore  intinflut 

Sealdpated,  /cabiofo  capite 

Scalding  bit,  fervidu9,  fcrvens 

A  feale  {of  a  f/h)  fquama,  l,  {'of 
a  balance)  lanx,  3.  {-of  miles)  fcala 
milliarium  {ofmufic)  fcala  muftca 
{of  a  fore)  crufb,  I.  (in  mea- 
furement)  fcala.  t. 

Like  a  f cole,  fquamatim 

Having  fcales,  fquamofus 

Scales  in  the  bead,  furfurei  capitis 
(-of  irw)  ftri^uYie,  fU 


S  C  A 


To  fhak  (-« fifb)  pvrgo»  I,  < 
^uamoy  i»  (as  a  wound)  cr 
excidcre  {-ahom)  offia  fcabriti 
dendSre  {"wallo)  per  ftalas  I 
ros  afcendlEre 

Seeded  (at  a  fiA)  defqatmatBt 


A.  feeding  {-of fjb)  defqoafflatiOt 

Op 

ad  muros 


{-of  vf alls)  per  fcalat  cooiM 


A  feaUng  ladder,  fcalae,^. 
A  fcalllon,  afcalonia^  I. 
The^tf^,  pericranium,  2* 
To  fealp,  plagis  loculentia  alifa 

defcrmare 
Scaly,  fquameat,  fquamofci 


caly^ 
\fca 


A  fcamble,  feambling,  diflipatifl^ 


{or  fcramble)  ruptio  i 
To  fiamble^    vagor,    i,    {or  fc»i 

away)  prodigo,  i.   diiEpo^  i*  | 

fcramble)  certatim  arripbtt 
A  fcambling  towm,  oppidna  ia  \ 

aeiificia  longii  intervaliia  ii 

fe  diftant 
Scamblin^ly^  promifcfiiy  ra^fli 
To  Jcamter  away,  fugo,  3. 
Tofean  (eaaoiiae)  exanino^  i.  f 

peodo,  3.  {•a  n/erfe)  verfoffl  I 

tiri 
A  fcandal  {alPfence)  offenfa,  r.-(l 

grace)  dedecus,  3.  ignomiaHi 
To  be  afcmmial  to  one,  aliquea^^ 

decorare 
To  fcandedixe  (give  offence)  M 

exemplo  ofFendSre  (di%race  el 

conviciorj,  i.  cahiinoior         \ 
Scandalous,  infamit^   uAfii  (•dH 

Ubellus  famoful 
Scandalous  affion,  flagkimn,  I*    ' 
Seandaloufy,  malo  cxeoipjlo 
Seandaloujtiefe^  dedecya,  3. 
Scanned  (examined)  exaTniniM^( 

a  ver^e)  pedlbus   fuppatatii  i 

r  enftts 
Seem,  exigaus^  mlao^Joflo 


S  C  A 

itft&wtf^  htviitn,  p 

ixti,  fix 

f,   piopoitioy  3,    (litOe 

eviar^tcootia^UMr 

r«ri«,  3. 
licatrico,  I. 
1,  cscstricoAtt 

e)  nunit,  Ctftti 

VIM,     ttp^i     difficuker 

TMnmrfs,  caritaii  3.  oiB< 
3.  iaopU,  !• 
kt€cfrigjktai 
0«o»  tenkalom}  »« 
mMH,  I.  fa(cia»  I* 
f  »  fcariicttio^  3« 

fcari0ooy  1« 
tcrritaaf 

lie   gntn)    ooccnxn^    a. 
r)  color  c«ccineiMf  oftfum, 

^tfiii)  dibaphoa,  coccd 
n  (-cibtf^}  coccus,  a. 
im,  2, 

,  coccincas,  cbccUiui 
tfcmrktt  cocciiuitiis 
In  fortificidoa)  ima  tnuri 
tM  (in    benldfy}    fafcia 

ekatrkibu  obdodut 
5ft)  ii|iBadm,  i. 
»^P«fo»3-  difp«r80,  3. 

fpsrfiiiy  diiperAN 
tMiier'd,  dittptbilis 
•|i5f,  fperfioy  3.  difpcrfio,  3. 
hf  paffim,  fparfim 

fcaVflflMDf  2* 

tr,  TicOTMl  pif|tt«r 


$  C  I 

A  /«»*,  fccna,  f.  {-iff  sfaiH) 
feriesy  5.  prdo,  3.  ftatus  rerttm 

Belonging  tojctnei,  fccniciM 

A  font,  odofi  3, 

Scentedt  odorat'ut 

Illfcented^  foetid  us 

Swittfantuly  odoriferas 

Tofcent,  (fmcll  out)  olfjicio,  3.  fub  -' 
oleo,  2.  (give  a  fmell]  odorem 

.   diffuodere 

kfcepur^  Iceptrum,  2 


SCO 

Afciont  loHtum,  2.  furciilus,  2* 

SciJ/crtf  forfex,  3, 

A/«/;  diaerium,  2.   fconcijns,  3. 

farcafmus,  2. 
Tofccf,  rideoy  2.  irrideo,  2, 
To  btfcofftd  at,  ludibrio  habed 
Afci^er,  fcurra,  i.  derifor,  3, 
Scupngy  fcorrans 
A,fctffingf  deri/io,  3.  irrifus,  4, 
of fciffiwg^  fcurrilis 

JcoU,  muliisr  rixofa 


AjUftic,  fcepticus,  2.  (In  religion)  .  To  jcddx  xixor,  i*  (-«/)  indamo,  X 


dubitans,  hzfitm^dc^dc 

Sce^tiealy  (ttfceptie 

Sc^fm,  fcepticayi. 

AfciiMe,  fcbedula,  X. 

Afcbeme,  fcbema,  3.  mcthodHS*  2. 

^f^^ifff  fcapha,  i.  . 

Scbifiny  fchifma,  3. 

AfcUfmatic,  fchifinatlctts,^  a. 

Scbffmatica!,  fcbirmaticas 

SthiJkaticaUf,'  ichifmatici 

AJcbolar  (at  fchool)  difcipulus,  2, 
Icholafticusy  2.  (mau  of  learn* 
iog)  homo  literatus;  eruditut 

SchoUarUkct  dodie,  truditd 

Sibollarjhipr  cruditio,  3.  (or  exhi- 
bition) exhibitio  in  fcholafticua 
alendum 

ScbolaJNc,  fibolafiual,  fcholafl'icus 

ScboUfiicJfy,  fcholaOice 

A  fchool^  fchoia,  i. 

AfcbooJioy,  dircipulus,.2.  {-fwOow) 

'  condifcijiulusy  2.    (-iMii/fer)   ludi 

magifter^  i,  pneteptor»  3.  (-mXfy 

trefs)   ludimagiilraf    1.     (-«Mn)^ 

fcholafticus,  2.        .    - 

Tofcbool,  increpo,  i.  objurgo^-  3 

Tbijciaiica,  fciati^  !• 

Scitnce,  fcientia,  i. 
SfiieofifiCf  rcieniifi<;«|. 
A  fcimutr,  tcu\^t9f  t* 
ScintrUativf^  fc3a(4fUtfO}  ^ 


Iconviclor,  x.  increpo, 
Scolded  at,  ^onviciis  Jaceffitus 
Given  to  fcolding,  rixofua 
A  fielding,  jurgiam,  2,         ' 
Scolloped,  denticulatus 
A  fiwfe  (fort)  propugnaculum,  ;k. 


/ 


{-for  a  candte)  l}chnucu8>  2.  (m 
fine)  mul^^a  pecuniAria  .    ^ 
Tofionfi,  mul^lo,  I. 
Scon,idf  mul^atus  ' 

AjcoHpng,  multatio,  3; 
A/coop,  hauftrum,  2. 
Tofchof  (make  hollow)  excafO,  I, 
A  fcope  (deiign)  fcopuis,  2. 
FreeJco}e,  Jicentia^  i,  copia,  %• 
Scope  (room)  fpatium,  2, 
Scorbutic,  fcorbuticus 
Tofeorcb,  torreo^  2. 
Scorched,  aduftus^  torridus 
Scorcbingy  torrens,  torridui 
AfcotrcLipg,  ado  ft!  0,  3.  aeftiis,  4* 
A  pore  (account)  ratio,  3,  noiQBft» 

3.  merces,   3.  (in  number)  &<< 

roerus  vicenarius 
To  fiore   {'Hp)  noto,   I,    figno,   f. 

(-«/j>ofl)  imputo,    t.  {wr  maka  a 

line  under)    Imeam    (ub    verba 

ducere 
peered  (marked)  fignatut 
Afiorngy  notatto,  %% 


SCR 

TofiofHf  coDteinno,  3.  dedignor^T. 
Scorned,  contemptus,  irrifus 
A /corner,  irfifor^j.  dcrifor,  3, 
Scom/ult  faflidiofus,  faftofus 
Scornfully,  contcmptim,  faftofe 
A  [corning,  dcdignatio,  3. 
A  fcorpion^  fcprpio,  3.  prcftor 
Of  a  fcorpion,  fvOtpioniui 
A   fcot  (ftare)  fymbola,    1.    pro- 
portio,   3.    {'and  lot)  tributttm^ 

2.  cenfus  parochialis 
Seotfree,  immunis,  impuois 
Scotfne  (adv.)  impone 
^ojcoul,  frontem  corrugate 
ScouJtng,  torvus 
Scourtn/fy,  tOTvi 
Afcoundrel,  nequam 

5o  fcour,  detergo,  3.  pvrge,  i. 
(-wjels)  vafa  mundare  (-a  ditch) 
foffam  tcrgcre  (or  run  avay) 
fug'o,  3. 

Scoured^  puTgatus,  dcterfus 

Ajcourer,  purgatof,  3. 

Afcouring    (cleanfing)  cxpurgatio, 

3.  (danger)  perlculum>  i.  malum, 
2.  (purging)  alvi  fluxus 

TJ)  fCf)urge,  Tcrbero,    i.  ^cai^igo,    i. 

flagello,  I.  vcrb«ribu8  csedere 
To  be  jcGursed,  plc£li 
A.Jcourge,   flagellum,  2.  flagram, 

2.   i~oi  Icttker)  (cMtKI^,  I, 
Scourged,  vcrbcratus 
A  fd-urger,  flag^lator,  3. 
Afiourging,  caftigatio,  4. 
A  fiout,  explorator,  3. 
Scouts,  cxcubitorcs,  //. 
Tdfcout  (lurck)  latito,  i.  {^upand 

duwn)  explore,  i. 
lofiofor,  fee  to  fcour 
A  Jctegt  corpus  ftrigofum  (end  of 

a  neck)  cervicis  pars  fanguinea 
S^'-a^/i^^fi'i  xnacies,  5. 
^./af^j>,  maeVcntus,  /IrigofiM 
^v/t^a//,  m^Ic  fit  Here 


SCR 

Stratted,  male  fcriptus  ' 

Afcraller,  fcribamalus 

A  fcralRng,  fcriptio  mala 

Tofcramhle,  raptim  coliig!!re. 

A  fcramhle,  direptio,  3, 

Tofcramble  up,  fee  to  vmlk 

Tofcrancb,  morded,  2.  admordeo>s. 

Serancbed,  attritus  dentibos 

Afcrap,  fragmentum,  2. 

A  f crape,  difficulca$,3'periculumyl« 

To  f Crape,  rado,  3.  fcalpo,  3.  fcabo, 
3.  \'av»af)  abrado,  3,  ('htfort) 
przrado,  3.  (-ofl')  deradO|  3. 
\-oj  dirt)  detergco,  1.  (-Mrf) 
erado^  3.  deleo,  2.  (-round abeut) 
circumrado,  3,  {-together)  cor- 
rado,  3.  {'Up  monefi,  &c.;  con- 
gerOy  \,  accumulo,  i.  {or  make 
an  aukward  bow)  poplltem  in- 
concinne  InfTedere  {-acfuahp* 
tance)  fe  infmoare 

Scrapedy  rafus  {'off)  abrafus  (-Mtf) 
erafus  {-together)  congeftosji  coa- 
cervatus,  acpimulatus 

Afcraper  (per Ion)  rafor,  3.  (inflru- 
ment)  radula,  i.  (fiddler)  fi* 
dicen,  z,, 

Scrapirg  f  badly  tuned)  parum^  mo- 
dulate !•  nans 

A  fcrapingy  rafura,  I.  {-out)  dele- 
tio,  3.  {'together)  accumulation 
3.  (-iron)  Tcalprum^  a. 

Scraps,  fragnieota, //. 

Afcratchy  levis  incifora 
To  Jcratch,  fcalpo,   3.    {-out)   cx- 
pungO|    3.  {-out  the  net)  oculos 
eftbdcre  (•ones  face)  Uciem   on- 
*    guibus  lace? are 
Scratched,  fcalptus    {-out)   ef!bfllu> 

deletus 
A  fcratcher,  fcalptor,  3. 
Afcratching,  fcalptura,  !• 
To  fcraul,  fee  tofcrall 
Tofcnak^  ftrldto,  a,  ftrido,  3,        ( 


SCR 

SenMngf  flridena 

Afcnaking,  ftHdor,  3, 

Tofcreamf  vocifen»v  I. 

Afireaming,  Todtentib,  3; 

Tofcreech,  ululoy  I. 

A  ferierf,  ambracahmi,  z. 

Afercfv,  cochlea,  i. 

Tojerew,  torquendo  perforar 
faflen  with  fcrews)  torqi 
firmare  'cochleam  (or'  op 
one}  oppriffiOy  3.  (-raft  fr 
infinuo,  1,  {-up  tUfaet)  f 
contorqaere  («*  pomp  oat  « 
cret)  caUM^  eapiicari 

Ser'Me,  fcribendi  caceethet 

Tofirihhle,  fcriptitOy  i. 

Afirihler,  malus  fcriba 

AJcrthhlingt  mala  feriptw 

Afiribt,  Icribay  jr.  al^ 

Afcrip^  pera^  i. 

Tht^fcrip^m,  fcriptmrn  fiwn 

Afcrrvmtr,  fcribA,  %, 

Afcrivener*tfi>9p,  ti«pcsa«  I* 

AfcroU^  fchraafa^  t** 

A  ferub  {-perfom)  hoiDO  tUis  (4 
cquoa  ihipfM  (-^pMf)  poeCail 

Tofcrub,  frtco/i.  icalpOf  3.    » 

Scrubbed,  fordidns,  fqoafidst  : 

Scrubbing,  fcalpens,  4efricaaf ; 

A  firubUngy .  fricatio  vefaeflMJ 
{'bnt/b)  fcopola   ( 
fetis  confeda 

Afirucy  ittfarivf 

Scruff,  ejedameotum,  S« 

Afcfupie  (dottbt)  rcnipolu%  U 
con/Hence)  ftimulus  Mm' 
weight)  fcrapulum,  1. 

TofertfU  (doubt)  dMto,  U 

!•  cundor,  I. 
Scrupuioui,  fcnpnlofiiSy 
Scrupttloufyf  fcnipulo{2 

A  fcrufineetf  fcrntator,  3. 
A  fcTUti^f .  fcrvtUuuoii  Q« 


rotor»  I.  explMD,  i. 

,  inbcr  fubkot 

ium,  t. 

rto,   t.   4ecerto«    i. 

icerto»  I,  cbnfligo,  3. 

afliai»,  3^ 

I  lateo,  1.  latitOy  i« 

irpedutn  fu^re 

\9,  htttau 

,  latibulum,  2tf 

limn,  X.  €«lvik»  f  • 

ieolM 

•UeTf  (boat)  tymbela 

;it  (auA)  femex  fin- 

atrina,  r. 
a,  se,  M, 

pUray  I.      , 

:ulptilifl 

x«  fpniaataf,  4.  (of 

a,  t.  {^0/ the  petfle) 


SEA 

^    MMfff^)  ofcedo,   3.   (fa  f^  A^i) 

fceloturbe,  »,  ^/. 
OK  the  fiurvtyy  fcocbuticot 
A  fcmt  (tail)  cauda,  i. 
Afcutchumf  fcatum,  a« 
A  Jrtf/r/r  (baiket)  fportolj|,i.  corbli, 

3»     (0/  «  Jbi/f)    naTit    valvx 

(  of  tf  Mi^)  carcheGuip,  %» 
Tbefid,  pefaigut,  2.  mare,  3,  (imt- 

row.)  fretum,  2.  (maia-)  akum, 

2.  oceanus,  %* 
Of.thg  da,  narinus 
At  or  iy  m^n  Jga^  man 
.Sr4t(%4')  mantimus,  narinvn 
Beyond  feaf  transmarinus 
A^feacalfi  phoca,  i.  {'fat)  farbo 

foflUia  (-compafi)  pixis  aaatica 

(borfe)  hippocampa  • 
Off  /i6tf^tf  £m/?>  maritimus 
Afeamanti  naota,  2.  nautlcut,  t» 


eus 
a90» 


A  feapfiri,  apidum  maritimam 
Seajtckf  naufeabundus 
Tobejeafick^  nawfea  marina  labo- 
rare 
««ry  fpumatas  TA^./^drySwr,  litos  marinam 

Cf  tbi  fea Jbore^  litoralis 
I A  fealf   fi^um,  2.    figillum,    2. 

(fifh)  phocsoa,  i, 
Tojeu!,  liglUo  confignare  (•«  £tf/<r) 
tha»  a.  epiflolam  fignare 

;(pumatiOf  3«  To  fet  a  feai  tOy  fubCigaOf  t» 

lacrina  na vails  O/jifealf  figiUixU 

Hi/,   Scc^  porrigOy   3*   Afealrlngy  annulua  fignatoriua 
mfta  ulccrit  .  Sealed^  conHgnatus,  fignatus 

Tus  .  AfeaUr,  abngoator,  3.  fignator«  3. 

9  !•  A  J^uig,   Tignatio,  3.  (fignature) 

ilitat,  3.  Hgaatura,  i. 

ilit  .  Afram,  futora,  i.  (  of  corn)    fru- 

rri liter  rocnti  menfura  o£lo  modlos  con- 

ihiearia,  l«  tinens  (fat  of  hogs)  adeps   per- 

.  improb^  cina  (-0/  giafs)   vitri    qaaotitas 

robitas,  3*  |      120  libras  ponderans 

improbus  ITofeam,  aHTuo,  3.  conl'uo,  3. 

rbut^ji.  2«   (-i/L  ^bfj^eaated,  fuxiljf,  conOuug 


SEA    • 

¥uttffUam^  abundans  futnrii 
SeamUjiy  non  confatus 
^feamfirefi,  futrix,  3.  C*/^^)  "»* 

trina,  i« 
A /earn  (pet)  fafcnSy  i* 
To  fear,  uro,  3.  uftula,  I.  innro,  3. 
Ajtardoiby  ceratum,  2. 
Seared,  adttftus,  innftaf 
A  feviag,   uftio,    3.   (-»>«)  caig- 

terium,  2. 
Afiareet  fee  feive 
Tofearce,  cribro,  1.  incetao,  3. 
Afifircht  inquifido,  3. 
To  Jearcb,  inquiroy  3.  exploro,   !• 
('Ofier)  quaero,  3.  {-out)  exquifo^ 
t.  (w  examine)  fcrutor,    I.    (•»• 
fi(h  out)  expifcor,  i.  («•  *  «u- 
ftom  houfe  officer)    perfci;utor, 
I.  i{or  penetrate)  pcnetro  }  infi- 
nno,  1. 1*^  woMnd)  tentare  w  eic. 
I^orare  vulnus  (pccillo  («r  trace 
oat)  inveftigo,  i« 
Searched,  exploratui,  inTcftigatat 
Having fearcbed,  fcrutatus 
Ajearcber^  explorator,3.fcrtttator,5, 
A/earehtMX,  fcrutatio,3.  indagatio,}. 
5^/011,  tempeftas,  3.  tempui,  3. 
Infeafon,  tempeftivi,  opportune 
Infeajon  (adj.)  tempcftiTttt 
A/ryitf/&i»,occafio,  3.opportanitas,3. 
Out  offeajon,  iatempcftivos 
To  feafon,  condlo,  4.  (or  accnflom) 
aflfuefacio,  3.  (inftruA)  imbuo,3* 
Seafoaable,  tempe(fivu8^ 
Seafonabletufi,  opportunius,  3* 
Seafonably,  opportune 
Seafinedy  conditus  (accuftoroed  to) 

affaefaftusy  confuetus 
fTefffeafoncd  (rclifhcd)  bom  fapprjt. 
(-timber)   materia  ytti^  *  'Ml 
fatis  din  expofita  (.£»/)  dolium 
liqaore  imbutum 
A  [MJoning^  cotvdvtVJ^  ^% 
Of  yra/oniti^,  coiv^v\.«^% 
X  2 


SEC 

A  Jeat,    fcdei,   3.   fella,     1,    (-of 
jufike)   tribunal,    3.  [merby  hat) 
propitiator; um,  2.  {if fiate)  fo- 
lium, 2.  thronus,  2.   {or  Man- 
fion-hou<e)  (iomus^  2.   tilia,    i. 
{or  bencii)  fcatrnum,  2.  (crform 
in  a  fchool)  clafTi?,    3    (or  pew 
in  a  church)  fubfellium   tircom 
c«ptlim  {'Ofivar)  fedes(«f  place) 
locus,    2»    (-«/*  romm«r(T)  ennpo> 
fium,  2.    {'of  empire)    domici- 
liiim  impciii  {-in  a  Boat)  tranf- 
trum,  2.  (or  fituation)  fituatio, 
3.  ftatio,  3. 
To  Jeatf  fedc  locarc   (flr  fit  down) 

fcdco,  2.  confidco,  2, 
^catedj  fede  locatus 
Jifecantf  fecans 
Secajjiony  fecelTus,  2. 
ftofeclude,  fecludo,  3.  exclude,  3. 
Secluded,  cxclufus 
Second,  fecund u J 
£i'ery  ficond,  alternus 
Offeeondjort^  fecundarius 
Second  bandf  i>fu  nonnihii  tritnt 
A   ficondf    or    anotbet^    alter    (or 

affiftant)  adjutor,  3. 
Second  {tboughti)  maturtx 
AJeCMdof  time,    momentum,   2. 

puuftum,  1. 
^ofecofid,  juvo,  I.  adjuvo,  I. 
Second  time,  feeund6,  iterum 
Secundarvj  fecundirius 
Seconded^  adjutus 
The  frcondiney  fecundae,  //• 
Secondly^  recun<r6 

Sec^cy  (file nee)  filentium,   2.   (re- 

.    tirement)  rcrefTus,  4, 

Secret,^  {t^cxetm,    arcanuic,   occultus 

(clande(une^   clandei^inum  (not 

common)    haud    vulgaris    (that 

keeps  clofe)  tacitus 

-^/r/vf/,  c/ifiij,  arcanQ 

'^/trret,  dfcanum^  2,  fecfttum. 


SEC 

'  ('ebamBef')  peoeirale,  f$  t^n* 
tUve,  3*  ('■p/aee)  rlauftnim,  t. 
fecedus^  4.  abditum,  2*  latebra^ 
1.  (-accufer)  delator,  3.  {totcu- 
fa: ion)  delaHo,  3. 
To  kiep/ecreti  c«!o,  I. 

Kept  fecret,  cclafua,  te^s 

A  JecretAry^  amanuenfis,  5,  (-of 
fiate)  fcriba  rcgids  pubtidt  rebtts 
pfaepofitui   •-     » 

To  fecrete^  celo,  t.  ©cculto>  It 

Secreted,  occultus,  celatws 

Afecretlng,  orrultatio  futtivt 

Secretly^  orcultc,  clam,  fUrtiitt 

S'cretnejs,  fee  fecrecy 

A  feEly  fefta,  \.  fchola,  i. 

OfourfeSi,  noftf.^Sjtfm 

OfyourfeSif  vcftra«j  Stit 

fijeEiary,-  fe^ator,  3. 

A'^^ioWi  feftio,  3. 

Secular  (worldly)  mundanus,  pfo- 
faaus  {-prieft)  facerdos  fe<nflaris 
(•-affairs)  nfgoda  civilia    (-atm 


or  power)  magiftratuum  poteftss 
(belonf^ng  to  an  age  or  loO 
years)  fecularis 

A  Jecundary,  fubpraefeftus,  2. 

The  fecundine,  fecundae,  ph 

Secure,     tutus,    fecurus     (farelefs) 
npgligens,  rcmilTus 

To  jecurty  falvom  praeftarc  ( frcm 
danger  I  a  periculo  defend^re, 
fervire,  6r  eripere  {-from  enemies) 
ab  inimicis  proregcre  (or  appre-l 
hend,  or  iirprifon)  Capioj  3. 
prehendoy  3.  in  cuAodiam  tta- 
d^re 

Secured,  falvus,  redditus 

Securefy^    fecurc,     tute   (carelefsh) 

rem) fie,  negligentcr 
A  ferro  if}f,' m  tutum  co'locatio 


S  E  E 

miirttra)   vis,  3.  (rhe  ' 
,  \  debt)  praes,  3.  fpoofbr, 
.    gagement)  fponfio,  3. 
Togiiefecurity,  fatif^o^  3. 
To  take  fecutity,  fiitis  accipo 
Afedan,  fdk  portatitia 
SedOitf  f<dato«,  pacatng 
Sedentary,  fcdentariut 
Stdgi,  ulva,  t.  carex,.3. 
Sediment,  'fxt,  3.  fediteenti 
Sedition,  feditio,  3. 
Seditlouij  feditiofut,  faaiod 
Sedii'toufy,  foditiofte,  fa^6 
Tofeduee  (deceive)  fediico, 
cipio,  3,    (debauch)  co 
3^  depravoj  t.  , 
Seduced,  fedoAus,  corniptu 
AJeducementy  irritMientuil 
A  yif^/tf c^r,  dectptor^  3.  eon 
Afttiucirif,  fedudio,  3.  dec 
Sedulity,  diligentia,  I. 
Sedul^s,  djligeas    • 
A  fie  (dioceft).rede»epifco| 
See!  tn\  ecce! 
T9  fee,  video,    2.  cemo, 
fpicio,  3.  (or  take  can 
2.  euro,   I.  provideo,  2 
off)  profpick),  3.  (-f/rti 
jpicio,  3.     {or  look  int 
fpicio,   3,    {'onit    inten 
netro,  i.  intelhgo^  3.  ( 
examine)   examino,    i. 
•   3.    inveftigo,    i.   perfti 
I      (  one  home)  aliquem  doi 
I      duccre 
Seed,  fern  en,  3.  {-rime)  tc 

tionis,  fcmentis,   3. 

Of  feed,  feminaiis 

A  fera  plot,  feminarium, ! 

Produced  hyjted^  feminatu 

I  A  Jcecijman,  feminum  veo 


Security  f  fec^»rita?,    3.   tranquilitas,  I  To /f^</,  fj-menio,  1. 
*  —    2.  (bail)  vadimonium,  j  5«//m2,  frmentaturut 


ISecunty,  lec 
3.  otiunij 
1.  (,Vja\\, 


tVit  ^tt<uik  Vtt  criminal  ^  Sifedy^  fcmioofut 


SE  ! 

arfyf  -ocuUtttt 

'fieitg  tbmty  ^oando!,  quan- 

em,    qoooiaai^  'iiquideinj 

qodo,  3.  conqutro,  i> 
ui)    iaiploro>    i.    {-dUi- 

qoaerlto^  l.  pcrfcrutor; 
eft'go,  I  (-endeavour  or 
re)  Conor,  i.  machtnorj 
iior,  4.  (  one*^  death)  in- 
r.ta  ftni&«  (-fir  pre^r^ 
honoris  Telincari  (-out) 

ekf  dencio,  3. 
iodagaror,  3.  qnacfitor^  3- 

indagatio,  3. 
f  Tidecar 
Tertfimilit 

diflcmbling)  fimularns 
t  fimuiate,  extern^ 
,  decorutn,  i.  decor,  3. 
ecens,  decorut  , 

\v.)  decenter,  decore 
>  indecorus 
f,  decet 
emfy,  dedecet 
Sf  cotilpe£liit 
enp  TifibiJit 
lies,  3.  pfOfheta,  i. 
t,  vacUlo,  !• 
{»&)  coqoo,  3.  elixo,  T. 

ferveo,   2.    exseftun,   l« 
over)  ebuUioy4.exi»ndo,i« 
,  co^Oy   3.  abuliitio,  3^ 
,  fegmentum»  2. 
/,  fcgrego,  I.  feparo,  t. 
,  tegregatu's 

;   dooiinui,  2.    {jgrand-) 
im  imperator 
',  ditioy  3.  dominiom,  2. 
leffio,  3. 
rake  poi{eflloo}  occtipo. 


S  E  M 


SEN 


f.  pciTe^nem  capere  (or  ipprt- M /ww^^Mr,  femicoloo,  !• 


hrnd)  cap:o,  3.  «pprehendo,'3» 

Sfixtdt  c  J  plus  ^ 

Tfi  hf  ftix^d  mitb  pain^  See,  dolore 
coriijjt  {^ofa  thing)  aliquid  pofli- 
dcre#f  Eenere 
^Jlfz-urr^  occypatio,  3.  captxo,  3. 

SfiiLm^  rarus,  infoUtos  , 

S.I^^t  ( ,dv.)  rar6 

Ttf  fc/e^%  ciigo,  3.  fciigo,  3* 

S'li^,  mfileRed^  UXtOiMt 

f\^JtkHtng^  fclcftic,  3.       . 

kfthH&t^  We^or,  3.  I 

*Vi-^,  ^xjtlffame^  ipfc,  idem 

^^yHh  «^gomct 

fi/  un^i  ffift  folus 

^elfcifncfit^  arrogantia,  x, 

S^if  csnceittdf  arr^gans 

Tp  Irjflfc&nceited,  almm  raj>?re 

S'T/fdrntif/f  fui  ipfias  aboegatio 

Stiftvidfmt^  manifcftttS 

Sr(fjlj^  aimis  fc  amans 

Selplhaeju  amor  fui 

Sf/f  murdrr,  fui'cldium,  2* 

Sflf^f!/^  contumacia,  i. 

SflfioUisd,  obftioatus 

Tj/*'/^  or  txpoft  tofafe,  wndo,  3. 
Ventura,  1.  (or  be  expofcd  to 
fijc)  rtnso,  4.  {^by  auSIiott)  auc- 
tioriOFp  I,  (-intkt  market)  nun- 
dinor^  i*  (-©/rr«)  vendito,  i. 

A  fifiW^  venditor,  3,.  venditriz,  3 
{-of  si  J  things)  fcrutariut,  %,  (-of 
s)  nugivendulus,  2. 


enditk),  3. 
Afrhage,  fimbria,  i, 
Sti-ivstt  ipfi,  ipfae 
Semht^blt,  aBimilit 
A,Jemhhji€i^  fimilitudo,  3, 
A  /ffnif  ^/  tirn,  o^  inodii 
Stmi^fief,  femibrevis 
AfimkireUf  feoiicirculos^  2^ 
SrmidrcuUr^  ifijukircujatuf 


A  Jemidiameter,    femidiameter,  s. 

Circali  radius 
Seminai,  feminalis 
A  feminofy,  feminariom^  %• 
Seminary,  feminarius 
Sempiterna/y  perpeCuut 
Senary,  fenarius 
A  fenare,  fenaCus,  4* 
Senate  hui/e^  fenaculuiDy  2* 
AS  effenafe,  fenitt^s-confuUnn,  t* 
A  Jeaator,  f'-nator,  3. 
VSenatorian,  fcnatorius,  patrtciat 
j  Stfiators,  patres  confcdpti 
ToJ^d,  mitto,  3.  i^-about)  ciroim* 
mltto,    3,    {-away)  Hblego,     3* 
amando,   i.  {-hack)  remitro,  3* 
{'before)  pr«mitto,  3.  (-fir)  ac- 
cerlo,     3.     evoco,     l.     (-fortif) 
emitto,  3.  {'fflrth  breath)  exhalo, 
I.  ffiiro,  I.  halo,  I.  {-into  exlie) 
r«lego,  I.  {-a  letter)  litenw  dare 
{'.on  an  frrarMi)  mitto,  3»iego,  x* 
{-out  of  the  *ivay)  amovco,  2.  ab- 
lego,    I,  (  over)   tranftnitto,    3. 
{'%uord)  nuncio,  i,  {-word  back) 
renuncio,  i.  jefcribo,  3« 
K  fending,  miflio,  3.  {-away)  di» 
miflio,  3.  rele^llo,   3.    {-back) 
remifli?,   3.    (for)   accitus,    4. 
{-over)    tVanfnaiflio,    3.      (-w/J 
enrii(no»  3* 
A  fenefebaly  fcrefchallos,  2. 
Afenior,  major  natu 
Seniority,  aetatis  prserogativa 
Afennight  (7  nights)  feptimaaa,  t* 
Senfatiott,  facultas  fentiendt 
Ajenfe  (ibc  faculty)  fenfuj,  -4.  t«»- 
derflaoding)  mens^  3.  judicium, 
2.  intcUigcntia,  i,  (wit,  fharp- 
nefs)  tngenium,  2.   folertia,   i« 
fagacitas,  3.  (prudencei  wi(dom\ 
pruAtivlu,  \,  W>Ru^^^  'I*  ^«^* 


S  E  P 

i^iomt   2*  (opinion)  opioio»   3. 

fententia,  t.  /ignificatio,  3. 
Cf  gccdjenjej  fapteas 
U' ifkout  Jenje^  abfurde,  inepte 
Serfeleji    (\vithoQt  .feeling)    nihil 

xr  tiens  (fooliOi)  abfurdds,  inep- 

ttis  (void  of  reaCoh)  expert  ra- 

tionir,  mentis  inops  (with  cold] 

fh2p«fa£Vus  frigore 
A  ftufrkfsfellowt  ftupidut,  2. 
^fifihil'ttyt  fcnlihilitas,  3, 
^tnfible,    {enfibiiii  (of  good  fenfe) 

i'apisns     (affeding     the     fcofe) 

fenfam  movens,  siifHciens 
Sifi/iSfy,  or  fit/iftgfy^  cum  fcnfu 
Sefifitrve,  feniitivur 
^enfual^  voluptnofus,  mollis 
SenfuaKty,  voluptas  corporoa 
Senfualfy,  juciindc,  voluptarie 
Senty  miffus  (mabutt)  circummifl^s 

(-tfwy)  dimi(Tus,  ablegatus  (  be 
fore)  prafmiflfas  {for)  accerfjtus, 

vocatus  {.forthy  or   out)  em'fTus 

('into    exiie)    relegatus     (-over) 

transmiffus 
yjent,  mifi 
A  Jentente^   fententia^    i.    {-hy  c 

jud^e)  jodiciom,  2.  (tf^  period) 

period  us 
To fenttnce^  judicium   ferrc  orpro- 

nunciare,  morti  addicere 
Sentenced^     jiidicalus     {-to    death) 

morci  damnatus 
Ssntentioui^  fententioAis 
Sonfen^oufiy,  fcntentiofi 
Afentimenf,  cfinion,  fenfos,  4. 
Afintry,  excubiae,  pL  {box)  fpe- 

cula,  !•  {or  fentinel)  cxcubitor^ 

3«  fpeculator,  3. 
Separable^  fcparabilis 
Separate,  feparatus,  disjan£tus. 
Sojii^amfe,  fepsroj^   1.  frjungOy   3 


S  EH 

Others)  fegrego,  I,  fecerno,  3. 
{'iand)  diflerminoy  I.  [or  par 
fighting)  ccrtamen  diriracre 

Separated,  fepjratus,  fejundtus  (di- 
vided) div'fus,  diremptus  (-from 
company)  a  foci  is  femotus 

Not  Jeparattd^  indifcretus 

Separately y  feparatim,   divifim 

A  feparating^  feparetion^  feparatso, 
3.  disjun^^io,  3.  fccretio,  3.  {or 
divorce)  divorlitirr.i.repudium.i* 

k  feparafjflf  i  publicis  ritibus  fc- 
cedens 

S-^ptember,  September,  $• 

Septenary^  feprcnarius 

Siptenrtia/,   ft-ptennis 

Septentrional^  feptentrionilli 

The  feptuagtfrt,  feptu5j:inta 

Septuple,  ikptuplus,  fcpluplcx 

Sepulchral^  fepulchralis 

A  fepuUhre,  fepulchrum,  2.  mau- 
Toleum 

Sepulture,  fepultura,  i. 

A  fequel,  fcfuence,  fequentia,  1, 
(or  feries)  fcries,  5.  (or  up  /hot) 
«ventus,  4.  exitus,  4. 

Sequent,  fequens 

Tojequffler,  profcribo,  3.  coofifco, 
J.  fequeflro,  r. 

Scquefired,  fequeftratus 

A  fequeflrtngt  fcqueflration^  feque- 
ftratio,  3,  confifcatio,  3. 

A  fequeJiratoTy  fequeftiator,  3, 
,  A  fera^lio,  gyn2eceum,  2. 

Serapbical,  ferafhlc,  fcraphicii4 

Aferapkinty  fcraphini 

A  ferenade,  cantiuncula,  T. 

Toferenade,  oecentarc  of^ium 

Serene,  fefcnus^  tranquillus 

To  make  firene,  fere  no,  1, 

Serenely  fcrene,  placide 

Sf renews,"  frrertrti ,  tianquillitas,  3. 


S  E  R 


(«r  ledre  from)    difccdo,   3.   (t/r^erge,  ^nni  rafi  genus 
treakcowfdnyJdiBbciOj^l  f-frooi/ A  jcrjiant,  Vewi^i^.  %:^^m\at^  v 


(  at  arms)  ad  arma  ferv! 
La^v)   ad    legem    (ervit 
mace)  ferviens  ad  davai 
company)    decario,    9. 
dec'irionum  primarius 
Aferjcatitjbjp,  apparitura, 
Ota ferjeanty  I i Aori US 
Serjearty,  f(  ncantia,  i»  fu\ 
A  feries y  feries,  5. 
Serious,  gravis^  fobrios,  fer 
Scrioufy,  ferio',  graviter 
Scioulfieft,  gravitas»  3, 
A  fermon,  con;io,  3» 
Serofity,  ferum,  2. 
Scoui,  feroftfs 
A/erpentf  frrpens,    3.  (-« 
i&f4id!f)  amphifbaena,   f.  { 
ferafles,   3.  {-burttirg)  d 
(rtvath)   hytiru5,     2.    | 
exfkvae,  pi. 
Serpentine,  fefj  entinus 
Like  a  frpent,  i^exuofus,  fii 
A  fervanf,  fer vus,   2,  fam 
{'tvoman)  ancilla,  I.  tar 
pedifrec{ua,  i. 
An  humble  lei  •vatU,  procQ8> 
O^  a  fervantj  fimulars 
Tojerve{A%  a  fervant)  al: 
vire  {-up  dinner)  cibos 
(-^tnVA    drink)    porola 
ftrarc  {or  fupply  Mrilh)  ft 
I.  praeb6o,  2.  (w  be  uf 
profum  {-one  the  fame) 
referre  {or  be  fumcient) 
3.  (or.  make  ufe    of)  a 
uti  {-in/had  of)  vicem 
(or.  oblige)  alicui   in(erv 
wages)   mereo,    2.    \a 
muniu  exequi  {-an  appn 
fub  aliqao  tyrociitia  pon 
an  apprentice/hip)   tyrocii 
pus  conficcfre   (-a    ^vat 
jus  Uaherc  (-tfr  worfhip 
^frved^  or  fitrmjbed  with 


menfae  appofitos 
I)  coitus  (cr  re- 
ifams,  retributus 
Sr,  fenritiunii  2, 
fr)  opera,  .i.  mi- 
(refped)  obfe- 
ium,  2.  («r  labubr) 
iroriliip)  cultusy  4. 
fhk,  ferculum,  2. 
'ice,   &c.)    prima 

)fum,  y«/ 
'ui)     utilisy    com- 
m)  obfcqucns,   of^ 
ir  fervice)  ierritio 

ilitas^  3. 

er,  TerniHter 
firjy  vernilitas 
tervant)     ferviens, 
0   purpoft)    aptus, 

«,  2. 

ido,  3. 

.  fctaffs      . 

;us  juridicus  (-ball) 

m 

ment,    parliameoti 

habitus 

3- 

J8, 2.  reilertium>  2. 
catus  (appoimcfi, 
.  ftatatus,  fixus, 
'sefcriptus  (/or  tf 
^^J    paratus    (or 

la  ftataria 

o  corpore 

iofut 

roclivif 

ira  opeia  i 

Xi6  reda£tut 

aiifaratbl,  4.  io-J 


SET 

ftnimeptum,  «•  (-of  rjrn^)  faf. 

cuulus  chartarum  pi^arum  (-o/* 
diamonds)  gemmeus  ornatus  (or 
plant)  planta,  1.  {or  Aip)  pro- 
P^^o*  3'  ("^^*  or  ornament)  or- 
natus, 4.  oioamentum,  2. 
To  /rt  (pot  or  place)  pono,  3.  col- 
loco,  I,  (appoint)  (latuo.  3. 
conftituo,  3  (or  go  about  a  thing ; 
aliquid  aggredt  {-one about  bufinejs) 
alquid  allcui  mandate  (er  plane) 
plantOy  I.  ('againfi  or  oppofe) 
oppono,  3.  (  fhe  mind  againji) 
abalienare  ariquena  ab  {-^ne 
thing  Mgainft  another)  comp^ro, 
I.  {-a  gog)  impello,  3.  incito 
I-.  {'apart)  fepono,  3.  (-in  array) 
n(\l  difponere  (  at  defiance)  pr  - 
voco,  I.  nihili  facere  {-at 
mugbt)  temnoy  3.  contemno,  3. 
fpcrno^  3.  (^at  'uaridHce)  Jires 
ler?rc  {'Otvay)  fepono,  3,  re- 
mo  veo,  2.  amoveOy  2.  {-atory) 
diftoroueo,  2.  {-back)  repello,  3. 
{or  lay  before)  appono,  3.  prse- 
pono,  3,  (  betivetn)  interpoao, 
3.  {-a  bout)  OS  iuxatan  in  locum 
reftituJ^re  {-botindt)  modum  po- 
rere  (-^y,  or  eileem)  sftimo,  1. 
{'UttU  by)  vili  pendSre  {-much  by) 
magni  pendcre  {-a  copy)  Jitcras 
prasformarc  {an  example)  tx- 
cmplum  proponere  (-a  eryi^g) 
lacrymas  excire  {-on  a  dog)  ca- 
nem  immittSre  {-down  in  wri- 
ting) fcripto  mandare  (or  pitch 
down)  dfpono^  3.  (-/aft)  infigo, 
3.  (-«  faiL)  mulfio,  I.  {-a  fiot) 
pedem  inferre  (-a  vaiue)  ss&imOf 
I.  {•'on/oof)  inftituo,  3.  {-forth 
or  adorn)  adoroo,  r.  exomo,  i. 
decoro,  i.  expolio,  4.  {-forth, 
or  commend)    Jaudc^  /•    com* 

mciukf,  t 4  (-/>/;//>,  or  ft^iit  ia. 


SET 

▼er(e)  decanto,  x.  {-foirth  m  # 
pttition)  oftendo,  3.  {'fortb^  or 
defcribe)  defcriboy  3.  {-forth  on 
a  journey)  in  viam  (e  dare  {-fo^h, 
or  publiA)  publico,  i.  edo,  3. 
{-forvfard)  progredior,  3.  pro- 
cedo,  3.  {-forward a  dejigu)  con- 
Alio  fayere  {forward^  or  encou- 
rage; incito,  X.  animo,  i.  {-for- 
wardin  lifo)  promoveo^  2.  {-frte) 
emancipo,  i.  {free,  or  dieliver 
from)  libero,  I.  eripio^  3.  (-« 
giofs)  polio,  4.  nitorcm  ioducSre 
{'in)  immittOy  3.  indo,  ^.  (-in 
gold)  aoro  iofrrSre  (er  compofe) 
componO)  3.  (-«  tlUng  in  print) 
aflfabre  coafidfre  {-off,  or  im- 
belliOi)  orno,  i.  polio,  4*  ('hard 
to  work)  aliquid  luicipere  ('hard 
to  writing)  manu  fubfcrib&«» 
obBgno,  i»  {'heart  M  rejl)  9nimo 
efle  otiofo  {'heart  on  a  thi^g) 
animum  adjicere  ad  rem  {-a  hen) 
ova  gallinar  fupponSre  {or  hire) 
mercede  locare  {-at  liberty)  li* 
htroj  u  (-limits)  termino,  i« 
pnefinio,  4.  (-#  met)  ttndo,  3. 
{ones/elf  againfi)  oppugno,  i.  (-* 
fnare)  infidiat  ftniSre  (-on*  w 
encourage)  inftigo,  I*  imp^Oj^ 
3.  {-on  foot)  propooOy  3.  (•0*- 
fire)  incendo,  3.  foccendo,  3. 
(•with  a  dog)  inlidiart  avibua 
C'M  horjehack)  equo  impon^re 
(-at  one,  or  reconcile) -rccoocilio, 
>•  i-^fft  <*  account)  deduco,  3, 
fubducO|  3.  (-open)  operio,  4* 
recludo  (  oiU)  expono,  g.  {^'out 
forfole)  ve'nam  proponere  (-osri 
or  appoint)  affigno,  z.  defigno, 
1.  ('Out  of  the  way)  fepono^^^ 
amoveoy  2«  (-out  of  or<(er\  *^ 
fundo,  3.  Iut\>o, i4  V^»»t  < 


.   oeugnoy 
epono^   «l 


SET 

4ifpon^re  {•out,  or  adorn)  orno, 
I.  (-wf  upon  a  journey)  iter  fuf- 
cipere  [-one  over  a  loork)  prac- 
ficio,  J.  f-i  price)  pretiDm  im- 
ponZre  (-packing)  abigo,  3.  pro- 
pelle,  3.  {'p'ttffti)  planto,  f. 
i-to  rights)  tmtndo,  I.  {to  fait) 
pobliio,  I.  {-to  mufic)  ad  har- 
Bnoniam  aptare  {fait)  veia  dare 
(-M  ^^Mr)  XTi  terra m  expon^re 
(.«  /frffg-  or  ffalm)  prapcino,  3. 
cantkom  iocip^re  {or  appoint) 
prapfinio,  4,  conftituo,  3.  (  « 
tajk)  peninm  pracfcribgrc  {-teetb 
•no^e)  dentes  hebetarc  (  to)  ap- 
pono,  3.  {^together)  componb,  3. 
confer©,  tuli  (-by  /A*  eari)  dif- 
cordjam  concitare  {-together  a- 
gflin)  reconcinno,  i.  {-the  vfatch)' 
cnftodes  coHocare  {-to  wori)  nc- 
gotium  alicui  dare  {-a  watch) 
horologii  indicem  re^lc  locare 
(at  the  fun)  occido,  3.  {.up) 
•rigo,  3.  ardiiico,  i.  extruo,  3. 
i-up  fir  a  place)  anibio,  4.  {.up 
^  cry)  clamorem  tollere  {-up  at 
an  imt)  diverfor,  i,  {-up^  ot-by 
a  rearh)  abjungo,  3.  {-up  a  coach 
fir  ttfe)  currum  prcpiium  pa-  i 
rare  {-up  laughter)  ndco,  a.  {-cne  \ 
a  laughing)  rifum  move.e  {  a\ 
fe^in\fe)  fcalpellum  acuccre  f-up  | 
fr^p)  tdbernam  apcrirc  {-up  trade) 
quaftum  occipere  {-upon  one)  ag- 
gredi^r,  3,  adorior,  3. 

Set  {ajide)  amotus  {-awry)  diftortua 
(-4v.  or  cfteem^d)  acftimatus 
{'d'.vjn)  defcriptus,  fcripto  man- 
datus  {-firth)  editua,  publicatus 
{'firth  on  the  vjcy)  egreflus  (as 
plants)  fatus,  fativus  {An)  jm- 
miflus  {or  limitted)  (^atus,  prae- 
Jfn/fuff,  trrm'tiatas  (-bcur)  com- 

po/iu  Aora(-o9)  impo6tus  (-on 


SE  T 

or  encouraged)  inftigatut)  ani- 
matus  (-on,  or  refolvcd)  cert  us, 
intentus  {-opm)  opertus,  reclufus 
{-in  order)  re£lc  difpofitus  {-to) 
appofitus  (-*/»)  ere6ltts  j  c)c- 
ftru£los  {-upon  tvith  violence)  vi 
petitus  {'together)  compli^us 
A  fetter  (planter)  fator,  3.  {-to 
hire)   locator,  3.  (-firth)  editor, 

3.  (on)  Hu6lor,  3.  (or  pimp) 
Jcno,  3.  (er  bailiffs  follower) 
.lid^oris  aflccia  {-finb  of  games) 
munerarius,  z.  {or  fcour)  tx- 
plorator,  3.  (k  dog  fo  called) 
canis  fuhfidens 

A  fiting,  pofitio,  3.  (-a  part)  fc- 
pofitio,  3 .   (  fortoard)  progreflus, 

4.  {'jUick)  pa<!inum,  2,  (-up) 
ereftio,  3.  {-upon,  or  an  afTauIt) 
iihpetus,  4.  (-of  the  fun)  foils  oc- 
cafus  {-dog)  cams  cubitor 

A  fettle,  (Vdile,  3.  frlla,  i.  {-bed) 
le^ltidfcll.r/orrnam  habens 

To  fettle,  ftatuo,  3.  confHtuo,  3. 
firmo,  f.  confirmo,  i.  {-in  a 
place)  fedem  figere  {-a  thing  by 
argumenti)  argumf ntis  confirmare 
(•accounts)  tat  tones  confrre  {-an 
eflate  upon  ont)  aliqtiem  hxrcdem 
fuum  facere  {-ajfain)  res  dif- 
ponifre  (-expenfes)  fumptus  mo* 
derari  (-on  the  turgs)  incumbo,  3. 
(-an  bahitation)  fedem  figSrc  (as 
dregi)  fido,  3.  (as  beer  worked) 
purgor,  I.  defervefco,  3,  (or 
Ught  opon)  inddo,  3. 

Settledf  condrtutus,  ratas^  con- 
firmatus,  partus,  inftitutas 

Ssttlcdnefsy  ftabilitas,  3, 

Afettlement,  fettling,  conftitutio,  3. 
(agreement)  pa^tim,  2.  faedus, 
3.  ftipulatio,  3.  fix*d  placo  of 
abode)  fe6es,  3.  babitaculam,  2, 


SE  W 

Seven,    feptem  (-at  emrds)  \ 

adis,  f.    (-times)   feptiet 

old)  feptennJf 
Stvenyevs^  feptennitim,  s. 
SevenfJd,  fcDtuplex 
Seven  foot^  feptompedalii 
^  fevennight^  (ctfennigbt 
Seventeen,  feptendecem 
Thefeventeenth,  decimus  fepti 
Thtfeventh,  feptimos 
Strventh/y,  feutinniim 
Seventy,  feptoagtnca 
Offeventy^  (eptuag?nariua 
Seventy  times,  fepcuaget 
The  feventieth,  feptuagefiinM 
Seven  hundred^  fepti  ngend|  ^« 
The /even  hymdredth^fcptiafia^ 
To  fever,  fcparo,  i.  feceroOy  3 
Several  (more    than    one)  p 

nonnuUi     (diftinA)     diftu 

feparatus  ^ 

Severally,  feparatim,  fiiigiilati 
Severance,  feparatio,  3. 
Severe    (hard,     rigoroos)    (b 

durus,   afper,  aofteros*   bm 

(vrry  cold)  frigidifliinut  (| 

fober)fobrius,  gravit 
Severed,  feparatus 
Severely,  feveri,  afperd 
A  fevering,  feparatio,  3. 
Severity^  fe Veritas,  3.  tfpmtH 
To  few;  fuo,   3.  (-before)  pd 

3.  (-behind)  defuo,  3.  (•;/»)  4 

3.     (-to)     tOuo,    3.    (-ff^ 

con  fuo,  3. 
Sewed,    futus  (-to)  afliitn  (^ 

ther)  confutus  ^ 

Afajf  be  fewedf  fotilit 
Afnver,  fotor,  3.  (officer)  4i| 

(cr  common  ibore)  cloac%  || 
Sewet,  cebam  •r  imm,  2.  (4il 

liqtiamen,  3, 
Offewet,  fevofat,  (ebaccM 
Mix*d  vttthfimftf  oiDSiiUlM 


1  A 


itura,    I«    ['together) 
t. 

4. 

ejinalis 

u\is,  2.  facrifta,  !• 

ilus  vefHtus 

homd  trefiis 
oica,  I. 

mpedibus  vincire 
ra,  1,  (worn  by  wo- 
os,  a. 

)lO,  I. 

tfmbror,  !• 
auis 

)  umbr£>  pi*  maoes  ^' 
icljas,'3. 
aBra,  i. 
nbratilis 
valde  macilentOiB 

i,    I.  opaco,  I.    ob- 

'cnr,  prote£lIo;))  tu- 
tvtelai  I.   (pretence 

ce)  praetextos^  4.  fpe. 

in,  trace  '  or  footftep) 
2.    (type' or  figurt) 

Mimbratus 
aduflDbratio,  3>. 
s,  ombrofus 
inabraculuix),  2. 
m,  2.  fagitia,    I.  {or 
h\%  {-of  a  pillar)  fca- 
a  mm)  fcaptenfula,!. 
Dfus,  hirfutus 
H.)   mceror,    3.    foli- 
adj.)  moeitus,  foJicitus 
er^  Iquall  corium 
rxcexQtcm  create 
akingy  inotii6,p4.'con-< 
/«  ttw^r}  modu]atio,3. 
iiiOi   3-  concuiio^  3.^ 


$  HA 

vibrcH  I.  exagito,  x.  [-bandi) 
manui  conjuogere  (.r^  i>MJ}' 
nuto,  1,'  [^for  fear)  tremo,  3. 
contremifco,  3.  horrco,  2.  {-cff) 
excutio,  3,  {-often)  agito,  X.  ijuaf- 
fo,  I.  {-with  cold)  frigore  tre-. 
mere  {-in  trotting)  fyccutio,  3. 
(-«/>  tf»^  ehtvn)  jafto,  1.  (in 
iinging)  modulor,  i.  {-a  rod 
over)  virgam  intentarc 

To  bejbakeny  nuto,  I.  titubo,  I. 

Shaken,  quxflus,  agitatus,  eon- 
cuflui^  ^mtoiotus  {-offl  exculTos, 
decufTus 

Ma^  be  Jbaheti,  agitabiUl 

-^Jhaker,  conculfor^g.  {-toftbprvt* 
ting)  fuccuflator,  3. 

SbaMhtjj  for  fear, '  trepidus  {-moitb 
cola)  frigore  ^oneni  (-up  and 
down)  trenrnltts,  mobilu 

Ajhaking  (in  an  aftivc  fenfe)  quaf- 

;  latio,  3^  concuflio,  3.  (in  a  paf- 
five  fenfe)  tremor,  $,  {-vfiti^ 
tfoW)  horror,  3.  (►«*  and  d*wn) 
agitatio,3.(or  jolting)  fuccufltis^. 

Tojhale,  or/»ffl'/decortico,  1. 

Shaledt  decorticatos 

'%ally  The  fign  of  the  future  tenfe 

h  JhaHcp,  ijcapha,  i.  lembus,  2. 

Shallow  (not  deep)  brevis,  mimme 
profundus  (in  wit)  ineptus,  hebes 
(<iu]l,  iofipid)  infuKus 

A  JhaUow  place,  vadum,  2. 

A  Jhal/ow  river,  fluviua  tenui 
fftiens  aqua 

Shcllowly^  infulfe,  inept^ 

Shatlownefs  (of  water)  minima 
aqux  profunditat  (-i*  under- 
fianding)  imperitia,  1. 

Shallows,  brevia,/>/. 

AJhalcty  allium,  t. 

fii  Jhtm,  fallacia,  i.  dolus,  2« 

Sham^  £du8,  fi£ljLiu4^  commeii- 
tJUas 


8H  A 

Thefbambiee^  macdlum»  %* 

Offiamhles^  macellarlut 

Shame  (ba/bfulncfy)  pudor,  3.  ma- 

deftia,   i.  (difgrace)  dedecuSy  )•. 

infamia,   i«   opprobrium,  !•  igr: 

flomiaia,  f. 
To  Jbame  (make  afhamed)    p«de- 

»cio,  3.  (or  difgrace)  infamitna^ 

inferre 
5/fctf«a/,    pcrfufos    rttbore  C<mBr«* 

ced)  dedecoratus 
S^amLfaifd^  ^trocundus 
ShemffactfUy.  verercunde 
Si>amefaceanefsf  vcrt^KindU,  ?• 
^humtful,    f Of  dm  J    turpi  s, .  probiW* 

fu£,  inhcine^ua,  ignoTniniofus 
Shanuftilly,  Mirpiter,  jtnpudcnier 
Shsm^iilM^ji,  t  ur  pt  I  u  do  J  3  *  probrum  >a . 
ShameUfif  impudeni,  invcTCCUodut 
Sb&me!efi/yt  inverciund^ 
ShimeieJJni^i,  impudentlij  t«     g    ^ 
{tOMmtb,  pHdftt 
Sbaimt^  pedis  rupkapre 
Tbejbank  of  the  l^,  tibia,  x.   €n|f* 

3*    (rbofie)  paraftata,  i.    (-of  yt 

chimney)  fumariuflit   x.    (-of  ef 

eandi^ick)  fcapus  caodeUbri  (^ 

a  plant)  plantae  caulit 
Afhanker,  ulcus,  3. 
Afiapt,  forma,  i.  tgura,  u 
Tofbape,  formo,  x.  figuro,  i* 
Shapedy  formatus,  figuratut 
Sbapelefi,  informis 
llljbafeny  deformit 
JVeUfbapen,  yenuftttt 
Of  twojhapet,  biformrt 
Of  tnanyfiapes,  multiformia         • 
Afiapingf  formatio,  3. 
Afbardy  or  fherdy  tefta  frt^ 
Ox  ajhardy  teftaceut 
Ay&i3r^(gap)  fepis  ruina 
Ajhan^  p4t8,  \  ^OTt\o»  Y 
The  JhartbQnty  os  Uctum 
'To  flare  td*mde\  diVui<J>  V  ^ 


S  H  A 

4.  diftribuo,  3,  («r  give  a  (hare) 
impertio^  4.  \or  take  a  (hare) 
participoy  i. 

Sbaredy  partitus,  diflributos 

Udvingjbaredy  forticus 

AJbarer^  partitor^  3.  (or  partaker 
'  Y)  parriccpt,  3.  confors,  3, 

ii paring  hy  lot^  lortiiio,  3. 

^ojbarkf  let  to^  cheat 

^i>arp  (in  aftion)  accr  (in  tafte) 
aciduf,  Aibacidus  (in  wit]  acutus, 
aftutus  (ia  words)  mordax  {-fight) 
pugna  atrox  (cruel)  feverus, 
rigidos,  ferus,  crudciis  (or  cold) 
frigui  durum  (rough)  afper  {-/et) 
famelicufly  efurtent  (or  fewer) 
acerbus,  aufterui  {fghttd)  ocu- 
•  latus,  perfpicax  {'ofidge)  acutus 

'Tt  hejharp,  aceo,  2. 

To  gr&wparp^  acefco,  3. 

To  fiarpttty  icuo,  3.  exacuo,  3, 
acumino,  1.  {^at  tbt  end)  cuf- 
pido,  I.  fpi^loy  I.  (-jf  the  top) 
cacumiaoy  i, 

Sharpened)    acotas,    exacutuS    (-at 
the  end)   cufpidatus,    mucrbna- 
'  tus  (-attbe  top)  cacuminacut 

A  Jbarpeningy  exacutio,  3. 

Sharper,  acutior,  acrior 

A  Jbarper,  aftutus,  vcrfutos  (#r 
cheat)  fraudator,3.defraudator,3. 

Sharply,-^  acdte^  acriter  (by  way  of 
reproach)  contumelioi^  (roughly) 
afpfre,  acerbe  (wittily)  acute, 
fagacitcr,  falft 

Sharpnefs{of  edge)  acies,  5.  acu- 
men,'3,  (fevetity)  rifor,  3.  fe* 
vcritat,  3.  (fimartnefs)  acrimo- 
nia/  *i.  I'of  toordi)  mordacitas, 
3.  (fourneis)  acerbitas,  3.  (-of 
wit)  fagacitas,  3.  foleftia, 
ingenii  acumen 

A^j^,  cingulom,  2.  (or  turbant) 
<^^  I, 


S  HE 


S  ttE 


To  (batter,  quafTo,  r.  cofliminuo>  3.  Shsepijbt  lorutfos,  infipieni 
Ai  patter -pate,  futiJis,  iifeptua         Sbeepi/hntft^    infulfitas,  3. 


(•/ 


Topave^  tondeo,  a.  rado,  3.  {■  about) 
tircumradd,  3.  (-off  or  away) 
abrado,  3. 

Shaved  or  /haven,  rzCut,  tonrus 
I'ahout)  circumrafus  {-cloje)  ad 
cute-m  tonfus  {'off)  abrafns 

A /haver,  ton  for,  3. 

AJbavifg,  rafura,  r, 

Oi paving,  tonforius  . 

Bhavingi,  ramenta,  pi. 

She,  ea,  ilia,  ipfa,  ifta,  hsec 

A  fifaf,  fafcisj  3.    manipoIuSj 
{-of  arrows)    phaietr^,  1, 
corn)  fafcis,  3, 

To  pear,  tondep,  2.  detondeo,  2. 
(or  reap  cornjmeto,  3.  (rtkn  as 
a  (hip)  labo,  i.  {•  round  about) 
cireumtondeo,  2. 

Apearer,  ton  for,  3. 

APear'tng^  tonfura,  !• 

Shears f  forfex,  3. 

Apeat  (rope)  fuoiculus  quo  Telum 
transfertur  {-anchor)  anchora 
max! 01  a  (-^cahie)  funis  anchora^' 
rius  {-p'rg)  porcpllus,  2.  verre8,3, 

Afeeath,  theca,  i.  vapna,  i. 

To  peatb,  in  vaginanr  recorder* 
(  )s  pip)  alTuJas  ad  bakm  narim 
affig^re 

Apeatb-maker,  vaginarius,  2. 

Sheathed^  vagina:  infcrtvs 

Aped  (or  cottage)  cafula,  \*  (ad- 
joining to  a  houfe)  appendix 
xdificii 

To  ^^^  (liquor)  fundo,  3.  eflftindo, 
3.  {'teeth)  dentes  amittere 

Shed^  fufus,  effufus 
Pipeddivg^  fufio,  3.  effufio,  3. 

SbedSf  fepta,  pi. 

A  Peep,  ovis,    3.  {-cote)  ovilc, 
(book)  pedwm,  £. 


cntia,  I. 
Sheer,  pnnis,  merus 
T^pcercffl  clanculdm  difce 
A  peet  {fir  a  bed)  lodix, 
paper)  folium,  i,  (-tf  lu 

mina,  I. 
Sheeted,  lodicibns  ftratuf 
Sheeting,    paiinus    ex   quo 

connciuntur 
A  /becle,  fickis,  2, 
ApHlf,  piuteus,  2.  alMcas, 
fand)  breVia.  pL  fyrtei^pi 
A  JM/,  tefta,  I .  {^0/ aff>) c 

1.  {^faJnaU)  cochlea,  K 
To  pell,  decortico,  i. 
Shelly,  teftaceus 
Like  a  pell,  conchatus 
Afinltir,  refugium,  2« 
To  pelter,  protego,  3.  defei 

tueor,  2. 
Sheltering^  defendeni,  piote] 
Shelving,  declivis 
Apepherd,  paftor,  3.  opilic 
Apepherd^t  crwok^  pedum,  s 
Ofap>^herd,  pa^oralis 
Ap/pherdefs,  femioa  ovescu 
Soerbet,  fuccus    malorum  : 

orum  vtl  iimonioruro  ctfi 

et  faccharo  cominixtjis 
A/heriff,  vicecotnes,  3. 
Tbeperiffdtm,  vioecomirato 
A  periffv>iA^    vicecomiti: 

diaio 
Sberryy  vinom  Andalofiana 
A  pew  (outward    appearan 

cies»  5.  (fight)  pompa, 

tacuflum,  2. 
Shew  bread,  panit  propofiti 
To  pew,    monilro^  1.   dei 
oftendo,  3.  indico,  i. 

I.    {before  band)    prsD 
[or  espofe  to  view)  pro 


To  Ji 


M 

[^catife)    rationet 
pair  of  huh)  tergum 
aft   cf)  oftento,  i. 
nor,  i« 
/bew  of,  confpici- 

dHff 

of,  fimalo,  I. 
f,  dDifo,  3.  (-merey) 
('fear)  timco,  ». 
ereor,  2*  veiierorf  z. 
lo! 

ratus,  pneBitost  oT- 
bitus,  demonftntos 
Ikatio^  3. 
wed 

JS 

eus,  s.    (cutttin,  s. 

mtf%0»f}     pelta,    1. 

m)  cetra,  i, 

1  pield^    dypeatDS, 

matus 

rfy    fcotJ^eniluti   2. 

:ario89  s. 

ido,  3,  protrgo^  3. 

\  proCedut 

ttedk),  3. 

nt)  ratio,  3.  modus, 

remediuoi,  a.  (de- 
,    2.    effugium,    2< 

techna,    z.    vafra- 

(a  woman**  AirO 
.  fabucala  feoniiiea 
pe)  cvado,  3..  effu- 
hange)  pcnnuto,  1. 
18  the  wind)  verto, 
«fto,  1.  («r  remove) 
removeoy  %*  {-from 

migro,i.demigro,z. 

xffh  facere 
d)  mutatus 
ttatio,    3*   migratio, 
lilac iay  I,  dolttSj  %, 


SHI 


T^o/binti  fulgeo,  2.  mice,  i.  niteo, 
2*  luceo,  2.  fplendeo^  2.  (•o^ff) 
aflFulgeo,  2.  (-a^our)  circumful- 
geo,  2.  {-^rigbt)  eniteo,  2.  ef* 
falgco,  2.  {rhefort)  prxfulgeo,  2. 
{'likt  goli)  rutilo,  I.  (-tf  iirr/r) 
fubluceo,  2.  (-ott/)  eniteO)  2. 
cnitefco,  3.  {'tbrbugh)  tran (pa- 
re*, 2.  {'together)  colluceo,  2. 
(•tt/on)  alluceo,  2.  illuftro,  i« 

70  begin  tofoine,  fplendefco,  3. 

AfoingU  (jath)  ^flcr,  3. 

Tbejhingksy  herpes,  etit 

Shining  (part)  naens,  fulgens, 
fplendens,  rutUa^is  (adj.)  tutilus, 
corufcus,  nitidus,  fpleadidus,^ 
lulgidus  {'through)  peliucidus 

AJhining,  fulgor,  %,  nitor,  3, 

Shiningly^  fplendide,  nitid^ 

A  Jhifj  navis,  3.  navigium,  2. 
{"with  aflat  hottom)  navis  pla«£ 
carina 

Mafter  ofafiip,  nauclerus,  2* 

Of  a  fit f,  naval  is 

Ship  money,  tributum  pro  navibus 
cooltrucndis 

A  Jbip  hoat,  fcapha,  i,  (.^)puer 
nauticui  {-man)  n^uta,  I.  {-tim- 
her)  materia  navalis 

Shipwreck,  naufragiumj  2« 

Shipwrecked,  naufragus 

Shtp  carpenter,  naupegus,  2. 

AJhipUfarCf  naulum,  2. 

Tojbip  off,  in  laves  imponJSre 

To  gover.nafiip,  naviculor,  I. 

A /hipping,  in  aaveon-conrcenfio 
(or  putting  on  board)  in  nxvem 
impoHtio 

Shipping,  plures  naves 

AJbire,  prov.ncia,  1.  comkatus,  4. 

To pirh- about,  paraCtox,  3, 

AJbirt,  inducium,  %, 

Tojhite,  caco,  i, 

Sbittin,  cacatuB 


8HO 

Shittenfy,  mifctl 

A  fMttltcock,  fuber  penoatDm  {jw 

nJly  ftUow)  levis,  incooftant 
AJbive,  or Jhiver,  fxagmen,  j. 
Tojhi^er,  frango,  3.  commiauo,  f, 

confcindo,   3,    {-mitb  edd)  m 

frigore  honere  (or  b*  fiiver*a  im 

pieces)  commiouor,  3.  frangor,  3. 
Shivered  to  pieces,  comminuCas 
Shivering  to  pieces,  commimieiit  («r 

quaJcing)  tremulus,  horrent  . 
Afifi'aering  to  pieces^  dilTecaiiOy  ]• 

(or  quaking)  horror^  3. 
Injhtvert,  adulatim 
The&oar,  littus»3.  terra,  1. 
AAtfci  (of  corn)  acervus,  2.  (^ 

.ba$tk)  certamen,  3.    confliout^ 

4.  {-upon  tiefpirits)  impetuly  4. 

horror,  3. 
T#  /bock,  confligo,   3.    €Oiigred«cr», 

3.  terreo,  2.  permoveo,  2. 
To  htfioeked^  permoveofi  !• 
Shod,  calceatus 
Notfiod*  difcalceatns 
Shod  (as  a  horfe)  terratog 
Afioie  (of  fiflies)  grex,  3.  agmei^ 

3.  cater va,   i.  (  offaid)  brcfia, 

Ifhone,  loxif  fulfi 
AJboe,  calceus,  2.  folea^  X« 
A  high  /hoe,  pero,  3. 
Tojboe  (or  put  on  fhoes)  calceare, 
calceot  inducers  {'a  b$rfe)  fer* 
reas  foleas  aptare 
To  put  ofjboes,  ezcakco,  2« 
Aijhoe  maker,  Tutor,  3. 
Belonging  toAoemakert,  fotorint  • 
Shofmaker^tfiop^  futrina,  i,  {-tradt) 

ars  futrifia 
Shoe  latchet,  corriga,  x» 
Sboefoie,  folea,  i,  (  upper,  leather) 

obAraguhim^  2.' 
Pijhoeing,  or//rmg^c6  jfeqt\,  ^- 


SH  O 

tjhw^i  Goncufli 

&  fMutf-^grtMHi^  3.  forcnlas,  «• 
^roopg -^ig)  porcellat,  1.  (from 
a^ow,  9k\  iftw,  4.  jaaas,  4. 

•9idl-ff  Jbt^ni  farciilofui 

T0j000f.(ai  tftet)  gcrmino,  i.  {-an 

•  mrttm^i  ftc.)jacolor,   i.  emitto, 
■   ^3.  (ti  «  cir  of  corn)  fpico,  i . 

(asHghtniog)  ensico,  i.  €orufeo, 
%•  ^  Jet  o«)  promineo,  2. 
cxto,  tt  (or  run  upon  one)  irruo, 

•  3,  isfilio,  4.  {fi^  pain)  dolco,  a. 
iiro,  3»  («r  grow  up)  crefco,   \, 

(-a/  tf  mark)  telum  coUineare, 
«d  mettm  dirig^re  {rdt  one)  fa- 

•  gittii  =petcre  f -^tf  ^«)  difplodo, 
^{•hefide  the  mark)  tot$  via 
iberrdre  (cr  unload)  exonoro»   i. 

!'Oui  of  a  Jack)  factTwiv  eTSCuare 
-rf  /ewf  in  wisod)  afleris  onm 
lurcuratS  runcinfi  polite  (-a  Mt^^) 
fub  (Fontis  fbrnice  navicoJt  de- 
ferri  {-a  mafi)  malum  demittSre 
(or  drive  back)  depello,  3. 
(-fi&r0tf/i&)'perfodeo,i.  tranifigo«3. 

AJbooterofdartSf  Jaculator,  3.  (-of 
tf/tff*)fcrtBobex 

^hejbooting  of  a  fiar^  trajeGio,  3. 

Ajbootingy  jaculatio,  3.  (-of  ticei, 
Ac.)  germinatio,  3. 

7o  go  ajhootingi  aucupor/f» 

A/&o«ft«^7fflr,  fidtiSTolans 

A  Jhopi  faberna,  i.  ofiBcIna,  i, 
(barlter'f-)  tonftrina,  1,  {look^ 
yir//rr*i)  bibliopolium,  2.  Uberna 
libraria 

Ajhtfketper^  tabtmarius,  2. 

Selongiilg  to  .flfiopy  tabernarius 

A  Jhore,  fee  Jhoar,  {or  prop)  fal- 
cum,  2.  {common-)  Utftu/tr 

Tofion  t/f>,  AifFuicioi  4. 

^horedhf),  fuffiiltus 


s  H  a 

Sborling  (fteep)  ovis  detonfa  (felt) 
OYis  detonfae  pcUis 

Sborn^  detonfus,  tonfut 

Notfjem,  iotonfuf 

Start,  brevis,  curtus,  cohcifus, 
compendiofu^y  fuccinftus^  com- 
pcndiarius,  concifus 

Tohejborty  brcvitcr 

In  afhort  time,  brevi 

yt'y  jhort^  perbtevis 

In  ujbvrt  manner,  fummatlm 

Tojicpjhort,  rcpentc  confiftcrc 

Short  of  a  place,  cis,  citra 

ToheJ[>ort,dcficio,  3. 

To  take  up  fhort,  incrcpo,  t,  ' 

Togrowjhcrty  decrefco 

Shorter  dayt,  dies  contra^ores 

Short /j'vedf  caducus 

Short fgbted,  luf.inus 

Sb^rt  nvindid^  anhelus 

Short  band,  norac  breviorei 

A  jkort  cut,  via  compcndiaria 

To  Jhorten,  contraho,  3.  in  com- 
p(  ndium  redigSre  {-ont*s  commons) 
cibum  deducete 

Shortened,  contra^us,  curtus 

Ajbortening,  contra£lio 

Shortly  (in  words)  breviter,  fum- 
tnatim,  ad  fummam  (in  time) 
brevi  {-cfter)  paulo  polity  mos 

Shortnej:,  brevitas,  3.  {-of  brcatk) 
afthnia,  3.  fpirandi  difficulcas 

Shot  (wounded  by  fliooting)  yu1« 
neratus  fagiRa  or  glande  plum- 
beo  {'forth)  cmiffus  {-of)  dif- 
pl^ofus  {'free)  impenetrabiiis,  in- 
vulnerabilis  {-free,  or  unpu- 
niflied)  tmpune  {-frect  or  eicuied 
to  pay  the  club)  immunis 

Shot  (fmall)  pilulae  plumbeae  mi- 
norcs  (large)  glandes  ferreae  (•«/ 
a  club)  fymfaiola,  i.  colle^a^  |> 

IJbit^  jaculntHS  Cum 


S  H  R 

IShotten^  efftftut 
Afiove,  (tie.  tbmft 
A  fiwel,  ligo,  3.  {pre-)  batl 

2.  (^ring--)  pa)a,  I. 
Tofbowl^  iigone  auferre 
A  Jhovel'board,    menfii  lon^ 

foria 
IJbould,  me  opoxtebat.   £«f  I 

it  m<di  comnfeniy  the  fign  { 

porential  mood  t  amlfonatit 

is  rendered  by  the  g^und  in  i 
A  Jhou/Jcr  (of  a  man)  humera 

(of  a  beaft)  armus,  2. 
TVith  great  fnulden,  bnmeraTa 
Tbefoouider  blade,  fcapuia,  I.  {-^ 

humerale,  3. 
Over  left  Jboulder,  pammfceeel 
To  /boulder,  humero  toHfin  ( 

fuifulcto,  4.  {-a  fike)  kdai 

humero  attollSre 
A  Jbout,  acclamatioy  3.  chBN^ 
Tojboitt,  acdaxnoy  i.  cbunOiK 
Shouting,  clamofut 
Ajhvto,  pompa,  f.  ktf^^ 
A  fixnotr,  imber,    t.   plnvi| 

igreat")  nimbu8«  2. 
ToftHUfOtr  down,  drplno,  3*. 
CauJmgjboffHrs,  imbriftr 
Showery,  nimbofuiy    plating 
.    vialts 

A  firedf  fegmentum  pumi 
To  fitted,  concidoy  3^  prcfedS' 
InfmaU  Jfbre4t*  minuto.  nuMi 
A  fbredMJ^,  cpaciiTnraf  1 .     I 
A  firtw»    sbnlier  rinCi  (4 

mus  araneut 
Shrewd  (ilurp,    cunnia^  j 

fsbdoluty  aftutm,  argufwl 

lifli,  dangerous)  diffidli%'^ 

culdfut    (unhappy)  inahl| 

probus,  pravnt 
A  firewti  ftrm,  maleficiuaii  1 
Shrewdly,  afiotcy  prav^,  (oM 
«hi4 


HR 


SH  Y 


fficmirDlarit 
iky  I.  exdamo,  t. 

nywDom 

IbDi  parva   {3warf) 
punihu,  ft. 
riitoijuin^  s« 

r  ^rvtr  1^)  ^ecrefco, 

antxaOiq,  3.    [-fr 
)  Rtraaatio^  3.    [-of 
a. 


xtdoci  coofiteti 
iigOy  i«  cortvgOy  i« 
1^  corragvr^  i* 
mofatiiSy  nigofus 
ABcbanaiU,  p. 
dter}  tedBm,  l.  tu- 
KfiSimiy  ft.  )-fir  the 
uinm  ferale 
Aci  Am^  ainiailBin 
nSre  {fr  cover)  tego, 
4.  velo,  I.    (or  dc< 
odo,   3*    ptofiigo,   3 
ccs)   arboret  tondere, 

Jicdead)  amiculo  fe- 
lt  (or  drfended)  de- 


KPrMerjy  fraticctwD,  ft. 
SbnW^  Iconaf  i.  rtcuHifntmit  ft. 
^•^ngt  tremOy  3.  f  ^  the  psd* 

dffi)  IcapuUs  attoUSre 
Shraaif  contndut,  dimiAutos 

To^i^t  ailceo,  ft.    r-«W  n/) 
tirpmlbry    i.    caUide  cundari 
(•«  U^)  accelcnto  et  tremiJo 
(radn  inced&c  ^-offafauU)  cnl- 
pam  trauferre  (-Wf«  tnMfime 
hmfmeft)  cxtricare  2e 
Sbmfflidf  miftut,  coaum^s 
A  fevfiai,  fstftura,  I.    (or  bo{- 
uiog)    caviUatio,     i.    terpver- 
latto,   3.  (-ftfiV)   acceleratos  et 
treiDftlut  gradns  {^filknt  or  /huf- 
ftr)  ter)^veifat)or«  3.  homo  fal* 
I     ^* 


udeotes  majorei 
etree)  frotex^  3.  ar 
.   (dwarf)   itanQs,   %f 
i.   (liquor)  potus    ex 
O9   nialit    aureis, 
HBniiftis  confeftus 
icolbt 


IShuflh^j,  dolo(2»  frandnloiter 
To  /6dhi,  devito,  i.   fugio,  3.  de- 

cUoo,  I. 
May  he  €»ufmtdy  evlubilit 
OmM  be  Jbennti^  inevitabilis 
Shmwin^t  devitans,  fugiens 
Aj(toinifffg,de?itati09  3.  e?itati0|3. 
Sbuty  daoAii  (or  barred)  obferratus 

(-in)    iodofus  (-oirr)    cwIuTut, 

preclufut 
To  Jbui,  claodo   (or>ar  faff)  oc 

ciudo^    3.  obfero,   x.    (Wa)  in 

dado,  3.  {-out)  fedudo^  3,  {-up) 

interdudo^  i. 
To  get  Jbut  of  btifiieft^   ab  ali^o 

ncgotio  fc  cxpedire  {-ofrnptrfon) 

aliquem  amcvSre 
T^fimt  vpfrop^  tabernam  ocdudere 

{or  leave  oflF  trade)  foro  ^edcre 
AJhutter,  clauftnim,  2. 
A  fruiting  out,  exdu£o,  3. 
et'  The  Jhutting  in  of  the  daj^  cro^f- 

culum  vefpertinum 
k  JbuttU^  radius  textorius 
5iy;  (wa»;r)  ttuxus  flilHsiflfitl)  h 


SID 

ftom*,  ittpercUlofut  (apt  t%  flirt^ 
pavjdot  (not-frieadly)  vuitus  in% 
nixae  fntemos 
Shy  (aiv.)  frigid^,  indifierenter 
Sfjneis,  fafios,  4.  cautda,  i» 
Kfijin  fibyUa,  i. 
Siedty,  aridius,  3.  ficdtat^  3, 
TheJUe  feiut^  {jenio,  3. 
Sick,  aegrotusy   apger  (  ^/  fitauffi 

ftomachicoa 
Te  bejkk,  atgrpto^,  i.  (>i«  M)  U€tm 
«ger  affigi   (-danjKroufly)  gra« 
vitcr  acgrotare  {^of  a  feicr)  fc- 
bricito,  i.  {-^tU  eboiic)  dolcif 
ckoUco  cruciari  {-of  the  gout)  ar- 
ticulorbin  dolorc  labonue  {-•f  m 
thing)  acgri  ferre 
Tofdijkk,  languefco,  3* 
Sictifb,  maid  fe  habent 
AjickU,  fafat  meflbria 
SlcUimfit  egrotatio^  3. 
Sicklft  infinnui 

Afikfy  time,  quo  plurimi  irgroUvit 

Sickuffs,  morbus,  a.  a?grotatio,   3. 

{gncm-)  chlorofis,  3.  {cwti^iots^) 

cofttagkuxn,     2.    {faffiiig')    tpi' 

lepfia,  X.  {or  plague)  pclUlentJa, 

I.  pefti8,3. 

A  fje,  latus,   3.    {-of  cup,    dec.) 

pars,  3.  {or  par  y)  pars,  3.  caufa^ 

X.  (-of  a  country)  6x%,  L.  regio^ 

3,  {-of  a  leaf)  pagina,  1.  {-of  4 

rivtr)  ripa,  x.  {or  brim)  roargOy 

3.  {or  the  fhoar)  littus,   3.  {-of 

a  bed)  fponda,    1.    {.of  a  hill) 

divaS|  a. 

Belorgirg  to  a  fie,  laCeralia 

A  fie  board,    abacus   {-of  fUle^ 

abacus  vafis  argenteis  refenus 
fijidebloito,  i£tus  obliquus 
Side  face,  facies  oblique  depiAa 
A  Jide[nian,    adjutor,   3.  quwfjtor, 
3 .  (•  of  a  fuvii\  \^\\AiXk  ^ 


5  I  G 

i  lumbis  diflcftae  (-w/»</)  vcntut 

obliquus 
^ide^ways,     obHqaiis,|   transverfus 

(adv.)  oblique,  traasverfe 
Sideling^  incqualii 
£y  the  fide  oft  juxta,  prope 
Cf  the  fame  fide^  collateralis 
Cn  aWfidn,  quaquaverfos,  undique 
On    both  fiditi    utrinque     {'either 
'.  '•  fide)  alterutrinque  {-every fide)  un- 
dique, ex  omni  parte  {'tbt  infide) 
'  iniiis    {-one  fide  and  the  other) 

m\uhy  citr6que  {-the  cutfide)  ex- 

trinfccis  {-Keitber  fide)  neutro 
•  {'the  other  fide)  e  contrario,  ali- 
-    orf&m  {'this fide)  cis,  citra  {-that 

fide)  trans,  ultrt. 
^efide  lUith  (or  favour)  partes  fcqui, 

faveo,  %,  cum  aliquo  ftare 
Afidirg  luith,  partium  ftudium  ^ 
To  fide  along,  corpore  ioclinato  in- 

cedere 
A  fiege,  obfidio,    3.    obfidium^  2. 

obfeffio,  3.  circumceflio,  3. 
To  iay  fiege,  fee  to  befiege 
Belonging  to  a  fiege,  obfidionalis 
Afieve,  cribram,  2. 
Belonging  to  afieve,  cribrarius 
To  fift,  ccrno,   3.  cribro,    i.  {-out 

a  matter)  czquiro,  3.  pcrvcftjgo, 

1,  fcrutor,  I. 
Sifted  out,  patefa£lus,  reteftus  (as 

meal)  cribratus 
A  fifing  of  meal,  cribratio,  3.  {or 

fearching)  fcrutatio,  3* 
£iftings,  recrenaentum,  2. 
Kfigb,  fufpirium,  2.  gemitus,  4. 
Tofigbj  fufpirq,  1.  gemo,  3, 
A  Jibing,  fa fp'ratio,  3. 
A  fizht  (ihew)  f;;e£Vaculum,  2. 
The  fight,    vifof,  4.  conrpeftus,  4. 

obtutus  (or  *  faculty   of    ieeing) 

facultas  videndi  (in  a  crofs  bow) 
fcatalUfj.  ^-c/tbe  ryi)  oruU  ac'cs 


S  I  G 

At  fir^  fight,  prima  facie  ..     . 

To  ccme  infighti  apparro,  2. 

Dm  fitted,  lufcus,  caligans 

^ickfirbttd,  bene  oculatus 

Sightlejs,  caecus 

Sightly,  fpedabills 

Afign  (tojcen)  infigne)  3.  figniim, 

2.  nota,  I.  indicium,  2.  (-foot- 
'  ftep)    veftigium,    2.     (prefagc) 

praefagium,  2.  {^manual)  chiro- 

graphum,  2.  {-at  a   houfe)  fig- 

num,  2*  infigne,  3. 
'^ofig'^9  figno,  X.  obfigno^  i. 
Signal,  notabilis,  clams 
Afigttalf  figflom,  2.  fymbolum,  2. 
To  fignalizx  ones  felf    re  gefU  fe 

clarum  reddcre 
SignaRsied,  inlignis,  illuftrit 
A  ^gnature,  fignatura,  i.  (in  prist- 

ing)  litera  fchedae  index 
Signed,  fifnatns,  confignatus ' 
Afigner,  fignator,  3, 
Afignet,  figiilum,  lu 
Signifieancy  (meaning)   fenfps,    4. 

figniiicatio,  3.  (force  or  weight) 

vis,  3.  momentum,  2.  ponduSy 3. 
Significant    (denoting)    lignificani, 

denotans,   exprimens   (of    great 

force)  magni  moment! 
Significantly^  clare,  plan^ 
A  fignification  (or  flicwing}   figni- 

ficati'o,  3.  {or  fenfe   ^f  a  word) 

fe^fus,  4.    vis,  3.    poteftas,    3. 

n(ltio,  3. 
.Sigftificative,  fignificatiws 
To  fignify  (mean)  valeo,  ».  figni- 

nco,   I.    (declare)  denuncio,   i. 

declaro,  x.  notUico,  x.  (prefage) 

praedico,  3.  portendo,  3. 
Signified,  fignificatus,  praediflus 
^fig^^fyi^Z*  fign'ficati©,  3.   figni- 

fi^atut,  4.  praedi^io,  3, 
^'^i^^fy^"i9  £gniiicans,  declarans 
Ajignipg,  olifigaatiav  jt  fignatio,  3« 


SIM 

SiUnstp  fileotium,  2.  {or  £a 

reticentia,  i. 
Silenct  (inter).)  au !  ft  f 
To  keefjaeaee,  taceo,  2.  fileo, 
Siknetdp  cvX  osobftruitar 
Afileueing,  orif  obftrudio 
SHeut,  tacitos,  filens 
To  become  filent,  ebtkeo,  2. 
Siknthf,  tacite 

Silk,  fericum,2,  bombyz,  3. 
Ofpt,  fericus 
dover'd  vntbfilk,  fericatos 
Afilkmattf  icricartus  {-filtpf) 

bicini  operis  officina  {-vk 

iericae  teztor  {-^worm)  boot 
5/Zb«,bombycinut,feiicas('«&n 

out)  holoferictts 
Afill,  limeh,  3. 
Afillabub,  oxygala,  iK^  tb 
Sillify,  ioepte,  abfurd^ 
SilRnefi,  inep^a,  r.  iafiilfitaSi 
Silh,  TCcors,    ineptst  (*yUln 

iinus,  2.  {'oaiott)  in^  h 
Silver,  argentum,  2*  (qdck^ 

geatuni  vivum 
Offihter^  trgentent 
Silverjmith^  faber  afgentatiot 
FuU^filvef^  argentofat 
Tofihoer^  argento  ob^ocere 
Silver^,  argentatus 
Similar^  nmilis 
.\fimile,  or  Jtmilitudf,  fimilitl 

(example)  exemplum,  2* 
Afimilitude  (parable)  partbflj 

(likeoefs)  fimilitudo,  3. 
P^fimnel,  libum,  2, 
Simoniacml,  fimooiacui    - 
Simony,  ftmooia,  x« 
Afimpir,  lifut  levit  - 
Tofimper,  ftt,  t$  fmle 
Simple  (unmixed)  merof,  fii 

purus    (fingle,    tlone)     a 

(blus  (harmlefs)    innoxiM 

Aoccju^  ionocvus  (plain, 


}  I  N 

ent)  implex,  inbr- 
re,  4own  nfjbt^  ho- 
nc«  integer^  probus, , 
ly)  ineptiu,  iD6pkns, 
ulfot  [gr  fimpleton) 
ingenii  (triffling)  fri- 
I,  levis 
erbariae 

ng,  habit  €o|ligendis 
t 

T  Jmp^ity^  .  fimpli. 
nceritasy  ^.  (•/»  aw- 
inilpientia,    x.   ftui- 

^mpUft^  artisbotaoicae 

iliciter,     fincere,     {or 
oament)  nuUo  oraatu 
lept^x  infipieiiter 
laoUdo,  3.- 
Dy  2.  deit^iD,  jt« 
»  iacrificiofli  piiculare 
,  I.  delinquo,  3. 
;  that)   cSloi,    quam, 
[ttia,     quandoquidem, 
qooniam   (from    that 
ftqiMuii«     a^m,     quod 
a  time)  ante,  abhtnc 
stimes  reDder*d    by  a, 
ft,  as,  jfinr^  the  iirtb, 
c^Jim£g  the  death,    ab 
ma  that  dsp,   ex   illo 
tbi  world  (ffan,   poft 
atos,  sifo  ab  orbe  con* 

am  j'nde 
ruf,  integer 
cere,  fimplidter 
neerity,  Hnceritas,  3. 
wm  vAi  leliquije 
/ 

VDS,  2. 

vfiif 

ts,  flagitidas 


SIN 

Sinfuffy,  impi^,  flagitiofe 
Sinfulneft,  impietas,  3.  fceitfS,  3. 
Tojmg,  cano,  3.  pfallo,  3.  canto, 
I.  decanto.  r.  modulor,  i.  {'hal- 
lads)  in  triviis  difperdSre  carmen 
.{-h^e)  praecino,  3,  {'het%ueen) 
iotercino,  3.  (as  a  nurfe)  bUo, 
I.  {"Aaffe)  gravis  cantus  partes 
itiftinSre  {-treble)  medio  fono 
modulari  {-^ten)  cantito,  z.  {-In 
parti)  concino,  3.  (*fo  a  birf) 
Aiccino,  3. 

tgfifige,  uitulo,  I, 

Siftgedf  uftilatus 

AJinger^  cantor,  3.  ctatator,  3. 

A^Jingingt  cantio,  3.  harmonia,  x. 
(-/(f^ibfr)  concentus,  4.  {-piace) 
odeum,  2.  {'fchool)  fchqla  mu- 
fica  {-hfyt)  pueii  fymphoniaci 
{-man)  cantator,  3.  cantor,  3. 
{'Wman)  cantatrix,  3. 

ShgU,  fingularis,  noieus  {-bmrtei) 
integer,,  probus 

A  Jingle  rife,  cslibatns,  4.  {-perfin) 
caelebs,  3. 

7^  Jingle  out,  feligo,  3.  excerpo,  3. 

Singled  (me,  exeerptus,  feleAus 

Sirtglene/s,  integritas, 3.fimplicitas, 3. 

Singly,  fingulatim 

Singular,  (belonging  to  mte  only) 
unicus,  fimplex,  fingulari^  (par- 
ticular) perticularis  (rare,  ex- 
cellent) clarus,  egregiiis,  exi- 
mius,  praeftans  (odd  or  afFe£bng 
(ingularity)  a  commiu^i  ulu  a- 
lienus 

Singularity,  affeflatio,  3.  iingu- 
larjtas,  3*  iofolentia,  i. 

Singularly,  finguiariter,  unice 

Sinijlcr,  (unlucky)  finifter,  mail 
ominis  (unlawful,  unjuft)  ma- 
levolus,  iniquus,  injuftus 

To  Jink  t  lido,  $•  defido,  3.  confido, 
3.  fubfido,  y,  Jado,  I,  ('/a  couy 


SIT 

rage)  anlmo  labare  {-pnt's  ^Irtu^ 
detre^o,  i'.  (-a  Jhip)  navcm  de- 
mergere  {-under  its  own  nveirbt) 
mole  fua  roere  {-credit)  fidem 
imminu&re  {-a  tveO)  putenm  To- 
dere  {-principal  money)  fortem 
alienare  (or  wafte  by  fickhefs) 
contabefco,  3.  (or  penetrate  into) 
penetro,  i.  (-a  mine)  cuniculnm 
ag^e  {-tbromgb,  as  liquor)  pei> 
mano,  i.  pernuo,  3.  (as  paper) 
imbibo,  3.  {or  deftroy)  perdo» 
3.  difperdo,  3.  {-other  perfim 
m'iney)  aliorum  pecuniam  pro* 
digere  {or  grow  lefs}  decrefco,  |* 
{.inforttnu)  fortonis  imminui 

AJink,  fentina,  i.  lutrina,  i,  {-bole) 
oftium  doacaie  V 

Sinkii^  demon,  fubfidens,  refidei^t 
{-in)  imbibens 

Sinking  paper,  charta  bibula 

A  Jinking  in  fortune,  fortuna  indt-, 
nata,  opes  pene  exhaoftae 

Tbejinkingrof  ground,  labes  agri 

Ajlnner,  peccator,  3.  peccatrix,  3. 

A^,  or /pping,  forbitio,  j.        * 

Sir,  demine,  (fignifying  a  knight; 
miles,  3. 

AJire,  pater,  3.  genitor,  3,  ' 

AJiren,  firen,  cnis^f, 

A  Jimame,  fee  fumame 

Sirrab !  ftulte,  improbe  !  V9C» 

Sifefoint,  fenio,  3«        • 

Sijars,  forfex,  3. 

Ajifier^  foror,  3.  germana,  t.   ,  * 

Ofajijier,  fororius 

To  Jit,  fedeo,  a.  {-at  f able)  tc-v 
cumbo,  3«  {-hy)  occubo,  i* 
alTideo,  2.  {-aiofs  If^ged)  cotim 
federe  {-dawn)  decumbo,  3.  coitf- 
fidea,  2.  {'down  be/are  m.  tewn) 
ob/ideo,  2.  {or  cleave  faft\  jij 
hxrcQ,  ^.'j^-c^et»  <u>ovk\4l 
diligeater  uxcMrnVv^xt  \^ia  ^1 

y  z 


S  I  z 

.,  AVIS  incubare   (-i«  the  fun)  apjfi* 
'  cor,   I.  {.fiiU)  quiefco,   3.  nihil 
•gcrc  (-u/»)  erigo,   3.    {-up,    or 
watch)    vigiio,   i.    {-uprigle  in 
hed)  toro  rcfidSre  (-upon)  infideo, 
a.  {-upon  life  and  death)  de  ca- 
|)ite    quatrerc   [ufw  ona  Jkiru) 
vltionriD  meditari 
^fih  fituation,  fitu8,  4. 
Sitting  (as  a  garment)  aptatus 
AJUttng,  fcffio,  3.  (as  a  hen)  in- 
•    cubatio,  3.  (-^jr)afleffio,  3.  (as 

a  commlflloner)  confeflio,  3. 
Belonging  to  fittings  feffiHs 
Situate,  Jituated,  iitut 
To  hejituate  near,  adjacco>  2. 
AJituation,  fitus,  4. 
^x,  fex,  fcni,  ^,  a. 
Six  at  cards,   or  dice,  icnio,  3. 
Six  times,  fexies 
^fjix>  fenariua 
Sixfold,  fextuplm 
For  fix  years,  fcxenniunr,  a. 
Tilt  facth  time,  fextum 
^hefxtb,   fcxtus 

Sixteen,  fcxdecim  (-/;««)  fexdecies 
^hejxteenth,  dccimua  Textus 
Sixty,  fexaginta,  fcxagcni 
C/Jixfy,  fcxagcnarJus 
Sixty  times,  fexagies 
The/ixtietb,  fcxagcfimus 
Six  hundred,  fexcenti,  //.  (-//««) 

fcxcenties 
Tbefx  hundredth,  fexccntefimui 
Sixable,  juflas  molis 
Sixs,  moles,  3,  modus,  4.  mcnfura, 
I.  magnitudo,  3.    (u'ed  by  plai 
ilercre)  gluten   c*   corio    faftum 
( -to  gild  ivith)  chry focola,  i . 
ff«  /^i  (mfafure)   metier,   4.  ad- 
;     mcuor,   4.  (or  Imeac  with    fize) 
■    flut/ne  illin?re  {or  wax  thread) 
£Jum  incerdr?  (or  hattis,  as  at 


SK  I 

college)    cibaria   certa    propor- 
tione  famSre 

Ajhier,  fervitor,  batalarius,  a. 

Si»j,  glutinofut 

A/kaittf  glomus  fili 

Tofkare,  terreo,  2.  territo,  i. 

Ajiatty  (etfcate 

A  fkeUton^  fcelctoa,  2.  (very  lean 
or  thin)  admodom  macilentus 

A  Jktiijtr^  feftgca,  i. 

^friff,  kapha,  I. 

^kill^  peritia,  v,  ars,  3. 

Skilful,  peritus,  expertus  (in  the 
law)  jurij  peritua 

Tt^  he  Jkitfttt^  calico,  2.  intelligo,  3. 

Skitfaiiy^  pcj-ittf ,  erudit^ 

Tg  ikim^  defpumo,  X.  {-milk)  CB»- 
XDorem  eximere  {or  pais  o?er 
lightly)  leviter  perftiing&re 

Skimmed,  defpumttus 

Afiin,  pellis,  3,  eutis,  ^.  (rtttU-') 
cuticnla,  i.  {"ofa  beafi)  corium, 
2.  tergus  {'cf  parchment)  fcheda 
pergamenx  {or  huik)  fiUqua,  i. 
{-outboard  of  the  brain)  mem- 
brana  cerebrum  amiciens,  dura 
mater  {-imvard  of  the  brain)  pia 
mater 

Betvjcenfkin  and  fle/b,  intercus,  j. 

Having  a  thickjkin,  callofus 

Of  the  fkin,  cuticnJaris 

7'o  fkin  {or  take  off  the  /kin)  de- 

gluboy    3.  pellem  exuere  {-voer^ 

cicatricem     ipducere   (-a   fiint) 

pumice  ardior  effe 

To  fkink,  ad  cyathos  ilare,   admi- 

;iiftrare  pocula 
A  fiinher,  a  poculis^  pincema 
Sttnned  over,  cicatrix  indodta 
A  fkinner,    pellio,    3,    (V*   $raJel 

ars  pcllioris 
Skinny,  macilentus 
fifkip,  or  jumf,  faltu?,  4.  (-;<w*) 


""'if^i 


SLA 

■rdelios  3.  homuacalitty  !• 

(alto,  t,  falio,  4.  (-*• 
reHIioy  4.  {-before)  prvTolns 
{•^ttn)  faltito>  X.  (-our)  tn 
filio,  4*  {-over,  or  mit)  |irst< 
mltto,  3.  omictOy  3.  praeten 
4.  (ovf)  proiilio,  4. 

Skipped  over y  omiffui 

A   fiipper    (jumper)   faltatWf 
{dutch    ihtp)     navis    Hollai^ 
(or  maftef  t>f  a  fliip)  naackn^ 

^ipbiag^  fakans,  (altabttodM 

hfiippif!^,  faltatoi,  4.  Itltati^  J 

By  Jkfps,  per  fait  us 

Qtfkipp'mgi  /altatoriut 

A  fiirmijh,   vclitatio,  3. 

Tofkirmip^   vclJtOf,  It 

Ofrf^irwH)*,  velitarii 
A  jkirnttjher,  velci,  3» 
Afiirmijh.ng,  TclltaCi^  )•         ' 
A   yiiV/,  fimbria,    I.  <"*»  Jj^" 

buij2.  (-o/'tf  rwMtf^) cwfclj- 
Skittifb  (huinourfome,  ^W"Hl' 

tulansy  proterms*  ^''■i  ^ 

ftans,  procaz,  lafcivieiil  \c^- 

equQs  payidus 
A  fkittifb  bumenr,  proterfitl% 
Skittijbfy,  exultim 
Skitfijhnefi,  protervitti,  3 
A  fkreaking  of  a.  fanuf  ftridoTi 
TV  fkream  one,  cxckaM^  l«^ 
A  Jkreaming  out^  excltmit^ 
Afireen,  umbracolum,  f. '" 

brickhiyers,  &e,)  cril 
Tbefiy,  aether,  3.  aethn,  !• 
Of  the  fky^  aethereus 
Sky  coloured,  caerulent 
A  Jlab   (puddle)    lacuoii  f«j 

timber)  aflcr  extemus  (sr  m 

hearth)  maroior  focariMB  ' 
To  fitbber^  madefacto,  3^  (• 

vel)  Saliva  manare 
SlMei'd,  m4def«aiit  ^ 


L  A 

^  pedorale  Hntevm 
M,  ccenofus 
remiifiM 

t,  hxo,  I.    remitfo, 
ce)  gradum  minu<^re 
:ned)  lauuiri,   remitti 
g:iieo,  7,  tardefco,  3. 
remiflus,    negligens 
I,  tardus 
tus,  remifTus 
axatio,   3. 
c,  perfun^ori^ 
latiOy  3«  mora,  i« 
occifus 

li)  extiaguo,  3.  fedo, 
ilcem  aqua  xnacerare 
mem  explere  §r  fa- 
)  fitim  fedare 
:)  aqua  maceratus 
inia,  !• 

mnior,  i.  detre^lo^i. 
imatus 

lumniator,  3.* 
alumniatio,  3. 
Jedicua,  calumniofus 
ivicia,  pl» 

laledke,   calumniofe 
,  gracilentot 


colaphus,  2.  i£hu, 
{'in  tbefmce)  alapa 

Mite,  cito 

iTo^   I,  percutio,   3. 

t^f   or  devour)  de- 

'   catch  np  greedily) 

r  Qop)  madefacio,  3. 

m/,  madefaftus 
i€t»$y  percufTus 
caefora,  i.    (blow) 

oond)  vulnus,  3. 

0,   ^f  confcindo,  3. 

h  a  whip)  flagro,  i, 

Jiis^  CRfui' 


S  L  E 

AJUjbiffg,  percuffio,  3. 

AJlate,  tcgula,    «.  (-/or  ^fphering) 

palimpfeftos,  2. 
Tojlatft  trguJis  obtcgcre 
Stated f  tegulis  cnnftratus 
A  flater,  fcandularlua,  2. 
AjUnern,  muHer  improvida 
A  Jlavi,  vfrna,  i. 
To  be  a  fiavfy    mancipor,    I.   [-tt 

pajpon)  cupiditatibus  fervire 
To  make  ont  a  JJave,  in  fervitutem 

dare 
Tojlavty  laborando  fatigare 
Slaver,  drivel^  faliva,  i. 
AjUverivgf  ialivs  eTiflio 
Sla-uertng^  infptus,  infulfut 
Slavery,  fervitium,  2.  Tervitut,  4. 

(hard  labour)  labor  gravis 
5/<M//^,  vcrnilis,  fervilis  (laborious) 

fatigans;  crucians 
Sla'vijhly,  ferviliter,  abje£le 
Stawjhnefi  (bondage)    JervituSi     3. 

(laborioufnefs)  laboris  afliduitas 
Slaughter,    caedes,    3.    clades,     3. 

^^«g*»»   3*  occi/io,  3.  {general-) 

internecio,    3.    {man-)    homici- 

diiim,  2.  {'houfe)  lantena,  i. 
To  jLzugbter,  fee  tojlay 
A  fiay  for  tveaverr,  pe^en,  n, 
Tojlay,  mz€to,  1.  neco,  1.  trucido, 

f.  occidoy  3.  inter ficio,  3*    in* 

terimo,  3. 
A  yZ(iy«r,intcrfe£lor,  3.interemptor,  3 
A  man  Jlayer,  homicida,  i.. 
Slaying,  ma^ant,  trucidans 
A  flaying,  caedes,  3.  interemptio,  3. 
Sleazy,  laxus,  levideaHs 
Ajledg*,  traha,  i.  (-bammtr)  mal- 
leus ferreus  major 
Slcik,  politut,  Jxvis,  planus  {-ftone) 

lapis  Ixvigatorios 
To  Jlcek,  la!vigo,  i.  pol'o,  4. 
Sleeked^  l.evig.itus,  poHtus 
Ajlrch}f.g,  Ixvi^jtic);  J, 


iSLI 

Sleep,  fomnui,  2. 

In  onetjleep,  per  qttietein 

ToJUep,  dormio,4. 

TofallafUep^  obdormirco,  3. 

To  go  tojleep,  dormitum  fe  conferre 

Tobeha'f  afieepy  dormito,  i.  (.i» 

a  found  Jleep)  altum  dormire 
Tofitep  in  a  wboU  Jkin^  periciUom 

cvilarc 
To  fieep  amay  caret^    foipno  cons 

pellere  {-ones  felf fiber)  crapolam 

cdormire  (-if^)  indormio,  4«  *. 
C^nfingflffPi  foporifer 
Laid  tojleep,  fopitot  t\ 

A  fleeter ,  dormitor,  3. 
Sletptnefs,  fomnolentia,  i«  ; 

J^er  fieeping,  a  fomno 
A  fleecing  place,  dormitotiumy  ft* 
To  be  fleepy,  dormito,  X. 
Sleepy,  fomnolentus,  foporus,  fom« 

niculofus,  veternofus 
A  fleepy  difeafi,  lethargus,  a* 
Sleet,  nil  tcnuia  \ 

Afleeve,  manica,  i.  .?,  . 

Sleeved,  manicatus 
Sleeyeleft  (infignificant)  futiliv  >A» 

neptus  (adv.)  fruftra 
Ajeigbt  {or  knack)  dexteriut,  )• 

artificium>   2.    {-of  hand)  pw- 

ftigia,  pi. 
Sleight ly,  dextre,  perit^ 
Slender^  tenuis,  exiguut 
To  makeflcnder,  attenuo,  !• 
Madeflender,  attenuatus 
To  gro^v  (lender y  gracile&o,  3. 
Slender  and  tall,  junceus,  a. 
Slenderly,  tenuiter 
Slendernefi,  gracilitas,  3. 
A  pee  {-of  bread,  &c.)  ofiula,  X. 

(-/  any  thing)  aflula,  i.  frag- 

mentum,  2.  (to  take  meat  u^) 

fpatha,  I. 
Uflices,  aflulatim 


^ 


SL  I 

SUeed^  concifus 

•A  fiicing^  conciforaf  t. 

SHck,  Jaeviiy  laevigatas 
Vo  f.idty  labor,   ffus,    3.    {-along) 
■  Tterlabor,  j,  (-away)  clabor,    3. 

(-^i)  relabor»-3.    {-iy)   prae- 

teriabor^  3.   (or  fall   down)  dc- 
«    labor,   3.  (-/>,  or  /V/o)  iUabor, 

3.    /i^  to  flip  {-ever)  tranflabor, 

3.  ('tOf  or  itt»r)  allabor,  3.  [-on) 

perlabor,  3. 
sudden t    lapfos    (-aw^y,  or  from) 

dilapfus,  elapfus 
A  fliding,  lapfus,  4.  (-place)  gla- 

cies  pedibus  laevigata 
Slight  {thin)  Icvis,  levidenfis  (fmall, 

of    no  momentj  futilis,    nuga- 

torius 
Ajljgbt,  {ctJUigbt 
'^(^ flight,  temno,  3.  contemno,  3. 

deJpicio,     3.     parvi    facere    {or 

flabb;:r  over)  pcrfunft\jrie  agJSre 
^0  be  flighted,  contemnor,  3, 
Slighted,  contcmptus 
Aflghter^  eontcnoptor,  3. 
"^  flghthg,  contcmptus,  4, 
Slighting,  contemnens 
'Slightingly,   flight ly,    levitcr,    per- 

fun£iori^,neg)igenter,contemptim 
SUghtnefs,  tenuitas,  3.  levitai,  3. 
Slightly,  levidenfis 
Slightly,  aftutc,  callidc 
Slim,  gracilis,  (ttfiender 
Slime,  humor  vifcidus 
Slimittfj's,  vifcofitas,  3. 
Slimy,  vifcofus,  limofus 
7*0  hefiimy,  lentefco,  j. 
Sl'ttteft,  aftutia,  1.  vafricies,  5. 
A  fing,    fun^a,    i.    catapuUa,    i, 

balifta  {^ftring)  fcutale,  3.  {flajgr) 

fundibulum,    a.    {-for  4/1  arm) 

fafcis,  9.  mttelia,  1. 


S  L  I 

A,  (linger,  funditor,  3.  {'of  Ji&mn) 
fundibalator,  3. 

A  flinging,  jaculatio  )  fanda 

Slink,  abortivus 

To  fltnk  away,  clancul&m  fefe 
fubtrahSre  {*home)  domi  rcdirt 
clanculum  {-haci^  Cth  clam  re- 
trahSre 

Slinking  away,  (cfe  fubducens 

A  flip  {-with  the  foot)  lapfuJ,  4 
{■of  the  tongue)  lapfus,  4-  {of 
miftake)  lapfus,  error  levis  {-sf 
yarn)  glomus,  2  {or  fmall  piece) 
particula,  i.  fragment  urn,  2 
fruftum,  »,  {or  fprig  of  "a  pUot) 
furculua,  2. 

Slip  fhod,  crepida^us 

Slip  flop^  cinnus,  2.  | 

Fullofjlips,  Airculofus 

To  flip,  labor,  pfut,  3.  lapfo,  J- 
{or  let  flip)  omitto,  3.  dimitto, 
3.  praetermitto,  3.  {-afld^^  ela- 
bor,  3.  {-away,  at  time)  cUbor, 
3.  tranfeo,  4.  abeo,  4.  tfBtio, 
3.  {-dwon)  cado,  3.  concidot  3. 
decido,  3,  {Anto  private^)  fab- 
repo,  3.  irrepo,  3.  (-/«/£»,  put  ^r 
thruft)  immitto,  3.  infem,  3. 
{or  put  oflF)  exuo,  3.  {-hts  bridle] 
caput  e  fraeno  fubducjfre  (&r  crop 
off)  decarpo,  2.  {-over  a  pJaie) 
cith  trandre  {-over,  or  owiit) 
omitto,  3,  prattermitto,  3.  (-^wr 
<z  thing  lightly)  leviter  attmgert 
{-out  ^  the  band)  ex  mariu  clabi 
{-out  of  memory)  h  memorim  cx^ 
cidere  (or  make  a  miftakc)  erru, 
f.  fallor,  3.  decipio,  3.  labor^ 
3.  hallucinor,  I. 

Apttofiip^  lapfabandus 

Slipped,  elapfus  {-in)  immlfllis, 
infertus  {-over)  omiffus^  praitcr- 
mifi'MS 


S  L  O 

App^,  crepida,  i*  (blea,  I* 

Sitpperly,  lubrice 

Slipptt'tnefst  lubricitaSf  3. 

Slippety^  luhncm,  inccrttw  (-W 
loquaiE,  futitit  (ar  deceitful) 
dnlua,  verfutuft,  wafer  (or 
iicujf)  diificiljj 

A  flppeff  trick,  dolui,  i»  fraoi 

Ta  trtakejlfppefy,  lutirico,  I. 

S/ippingj    iabens,    bpfans  (  a 
eUbeni    (-dn^n]    cadens, 
dens   (-tn)  Trrepens  {-over) 
term  it  tent    {^out)   cicidens, 
Hutnt 

A  flisfpingt  lapfuSf  4*  lapfifl 
fff^o/"  /ifdvtfi)  froadado,  J. 

5^%,   htfipped 

Si%  hWuAf  difltdus  {-intm^f 
bifttlus 

A/ff,  fifTtira,  i.  fiffus,  4, 

r^  jJ/^  or  *,;/.'>,  findor,  3. 

May  be  flit^  UMit 

AJh'ttfrj  fiffor,  3^ 

kilning f  findeof 

A  JJitiiJig^  iiffurSf  f^ 

A  Jliv^^  Jliver^  iegme*,  3. 

Ta  jff^'sff,  lindcr,  3* 

Toflr*r,  Ucjljdbfr 

Arjl^t,  prunTim  fylvcibc- 

To  Jhp^  fee  tajJap 

A  fiep  or  trewfe,  fubljgar,  J. 

Ajhup^  lembu^p  i. 

«^/i3^j  ubliquus,  tranfvejrJiit 

TQJispt,  obliquot  t* 

Shpenfftf  oblttjuitu,  3, 

Shpirtgj  obiiquus 

Madt  fli^irig,  ob  I  iquatu  t 

Aflpiwg,  obli^uatio,  3, 

Siopjrtgfy^  oblfique,  tranfteril 

TV  jlotf  cJaudo,  3*  * 

5/flf^,  deddia,  i*  ignavia^  t« 

Shfhfrl,  defidiofua,  pifw 

Twbefliitb/Mtf  d«ijde&,arCMft| 


L  Y 

egnities,  5.  torpor,  3. 
no  inurbanus 
DO  fordidtts,  fqaalidos, 
fpurcuSy  turpis 
fordes,  3.  fqualor,  3. 
)ide,  fqualide 
icana    lutofa   {-of    a 
ria  anguK  (-o/*  btari) 
irma 
tardus,    lentus  (doll) 

xgreo,  s.  cundor,    i. 
totiont)  lenti  ag^re 
,  pigrefco,  3. 
:,  lente 
dtUSy  3« 
erfoD^orie  agere 
I)  Hmax,    3.  (or   flow 
t  tarda  (bullet)  giant 
•blonga 

rmitator,  3.  piger 
er»  fegoit 
gijb^  fegnefco,  3, 
\twt\y  fegniter 
igiMYia,  I.  deiidia>  x* 
Bdaculuoiy  2. 
Ttater^  emitto,  3. 
tmnos  levis 
dermitoy    i*    obdor- 
("Ovn  bufinefi)  alicui 


.  I. 


»  dormitatJOy  3. 

(bmniculofut 

,  3.  dcdecitf/  3^ 

iilo^-i*  inquinOi 

ulatot^  Mattti 

Di^akcio,  3. 

cri^MUda 

ilidtts,  fordilufl 

,  lordeo,  a.  fordefco/a. 

riid^  %ttalid) 

uinuuiiditiiii  Zt 


S  M  A 

kjly  fdlowt  vcteratqr,  3, 

^^^,  aihite,  fubdole 

Slyneftf  callidiras,  3.  aftotia^  I. 

A  fmack  (reliih)  fapor,  3.  (-of  a 
whip)  flagelli  fonus  (kifs)  ba- 
fium,  %.  (fmall  fliip)  lembus,  2. 
navigiolum,  1.  kt /match 

Tojmack  (taftc)  gufto,  1.  degefto, 
I.  (or  favour  of)  fapio,  3.  {or 
favour  a  little  oQ  fubfipio,  3. 
(or  kifs)  fuavium  premSre  {-one^s 
lipt)  lablis  f^repitum  edere  (-a 
vbif)  infonare  flagello 

A  fmall  number,  paucitas,  3. 

Small,  parvus,  exiguus,  minutus 
(flender)  gracilis,  exilis  {-h  e- 
fieem)  vilis,  nuUius  moment!.  — 

N.  B.  Small  may  fometimes  be  ren- 
der*d  by  the  diminutive  only,  as, 
a  fmall  account^  ratiuncula^  i. 
a  fmall  farm,  agellus,  2. 

TV  be  ofjmall  account ,  vilefco,  3. 

A  making  fmall,  attenuatio,  3. 

Made  fmall,  attenuatui 

A  fmall  time,  pinimper 

So  fmall,  taatulus  (bow  fmall)  qoan* 
tulus(£ofpymaZ//0fvcr)quantuluf 
cunque 

Small  arms,  fclopeti,  A/« 

Smiall  of  the  back,  leg^  ice.  pan 
gracillior  dorfi,  &c. 

Smaller,  minor 

Smalkft,  minimus 

Smallneft,  exiguitat,  3.  (flendernef^) 
gracilitas^  3. 

Smally,  tenuiter 

Smart,  dolor,  3.  cruciattil,  4. 

Smart  (iharp)  afper,  aeer  (-ia  dif 
courfe)  argutas,  acutus,  tcer 
{-words)  verba  roordada  (-/ibt) 
acre  certamen  (-^oin)  dolor  ve- 
hemensy  gravis  {-fleader)  ve- 
hemens  ofator  [ry>arfee)  f«]funii 


SME 

Tofmart,  doleo,  s. 
To  make  tojmart,  crucio,    I.  ango, 
'3.  mordeo,2.  uro,  3.  pungo,  3% 
Ciiujing  fmart,  crucians,  pungena 
Smarting,  plenus  dolore 
Afmarting,  cruciatus,  4.  dolor*  3« 
Smartly,  argut^,  ace  r be  , 

Smartnefi  (livclinefs)  vigor,    3.  vis, 

3.  agilitas,  3.  (fournefs)  acri- 
tudo,  3.  acrimonia,  i.  (witti- 
nefs)  fagacitas,  3.  acumen  in- 
genii  (-of  fain)  doloris  vehe* 
mentia 

Afmatcb  (tafte)  fapor,    3.  gufttiS;^ 

4.  (or  fmall  remains)  reliquiae^, 

Afmatterer,  fciolus,  2.  femidoftus, 
2.  (-in  grammar)  grammatiftay 
I.  (-/« ^oinrry)  poetafterj  x.  (-r^ 
pbyfic)  empiricus 

A  f mattering,  levis  fcientia 

Tofmar,  illino,  3,  oUino,  3.  con« 
fpureo,  X.  inqtrinoy  !•  {'Over) 
fuperlino^  3.  {'uider)  fubter- 
lino,  3. 

Smeared,  linitus,  inquinatus 

Afmearer,  undlor,  3. 

Afmearing,  unftie,  3*  litura,  x. 

7o/iiitf/A(neut.)  olco,  2.  redoleo, 
2*  fubdoleoy  2.  {or  fmell  to) 
odoror,  x.  olfacio,  3.  {or  ctft  4 
fmell)  oleo,  2. 

A  fmell,  odor,  3.  {-fweet)  firk^ 
grantia,  i.  {-ill)  foptor,  3.  (-0I 
meat  or  provi^nt)  nidor,  3. 

Sweet  fmelling,  odoriferus,  odoz«ti99» 
odorus,  jucundd  olent 

Afmellfeap,  parafitus,  2. 

Smelled,  olfaaos 

Afmelling,  odoratio,  3* 

The  art  of  fmeUiifg,  odoratus,  4* 

Smelling   rank^     xtXA\!iS^\   lqi;^^\ 
['OUt)  odonM 
>l  or  pntlkd^  Qtot%Va*    -* 


S  M  O 

to  fmelt  ore,    metaiU  cruda  Itque- 

faccre 
A  fmelt  (fi/h)  apua  violacea 
To  finer k,  arrideo,  2. 
Svterkingf  arridens 
Smick  fmaci,  rcpetito  iftu 
Ayi»/7f,,rifu8  lentus 
To  fittiU,  fubridco,   2«    {-at)   irri- 

deoy  i. 
Tofm'.te,  ferio,  4.  percutio^  3, 
A/iw/Ver,' percuffor,  3. 
A  J^itifig,  percufTiO)  3. 
Afmithf  faber  feiiariiis 
A  fmitby,  ferraraeotorom  fabrica 
Smiting,  feriens,  percutiens^ 
Smitten,  idlut,  percuiTus  (-tvitb love) 

perditus  aoiore 
A  {mock,  fetjbifi 
^mockfaced,  efTeminati  oris 
Smoke,  fumus,  2.  vapor,  3. 
74»  fittoke    {or    fend  forth  fmoke) 

fumo^  X.  fumum  emittere  (-ro- 

iacca)  tabaci  fumum    exhaurire 
1    (or  offend    with  fmoke)    fumi- 

fico,  I.  (.<2  buftnefi)  perfeptirco,3. 
Caufingfmoke^  fumificua 
Smoked,  infumattts 
Sptoking,  fumans 
AJmoking,  fumigatio.  3. 
Afmoking  under',  fuffitus,  4. 
Smoky,   fumofusy     fumeus^     fumo 

infcftatus 
Smooth,  Ixvis,  aequus  {-table)  menfa 

accurate    laevigata     {-road)    via 

piana  (or  without  hair)  glaber, 

^epilis    {'Jlyle)     oratio      dulcis 

{■tongued)  blandiloquus 
^ofmooth  (coaks)  adblandior>  4, 
Smoothed,  complaoatus 
^  jmoother,  Javigator,  3. 
Afiu^othing,  laevigatio,  3. 
^''Ofbfyt  plane ;  dulcc 
^c^/j^a^s,  Ixvitis,   j#    {-^f  heha' 


SNA 

To  fmotlitr  (ftifle)  fuffoco,  i.  {or 
fupprcfs)  extinguo,  3.  {or  con- 
ceal) ccio,  1.  reticeo,  a. 

Smothered,  fuflfocatus;  comprefTus  ; 
celatus 

A.  finothering,  fofFocatio,  3. 

Smug,  continnus 

To  pnug  one's  filf,  fe  concinnc  or- 
nare 

Smugged  up,  cleganter  ornatiit 

To  J^uggie^  merces  fine  partorii 
folutione  invehcre 

A  f muggier,  qui  merces  fine  por- 
torii  folutione  invehit 

^**gif9  eleganter 

iVmi/^^i,  .  elegantia,  j. 

Smut,  foligo,  3.  (obfcenity)  ob- 
fccenitas,  3. 

Tofinut,  inquinare  fuligine 

Smutted,  fuligine  inquinatus 

A/muttifig,  denigratio,  3. 

Smutty  (obfcene)  obTcoenos 

A  fnackt  pars,  3.  portio,  3, 

Togofnacks,  particeps  efle 

A  fnaffle,  fraeni  lupus 

Snaffled,  lupatus 

AJnag,  nodus,  z.  {-tooth)  dens  ultra 
caeteros  prominens 

Snagged,  nodofus 

Afnaii,  teftudo,  3.  cochlea,  I. 

of  a  fnail,  tpftudineus 

A  fnake,  angu/s,  3.  coluber,  ». 
{water-)  hydrus,  !• 

Of  a  faskei  anguineus 

A  Jhap  (noife)  crepitus,  a.  (mor- 
lel)  fruftolum,  2.  {-Jack)  pera 
militaris 

To  {nap,  crepitum  edere  (break) 
frango,  3.  rumpo,  3.  {or  be 
broke)  frangor,  3,  ninripor,  3, 
diffringor,  3.  (or  catch  hold) 
rapio,  3.  corripio,  j.  (fnub) 
irate  corripere 

SnaPptd'^  roajp^/fraftus  


S  N  I 

Snapping,  frangens 
Snappijb,  captiofas^  mordax 
Snappijbly,  morof^  iracund 
A  {ndre,  laqaeus,  x.  Uifidiae 
To  {nare,  illaqueo,  i.  ioctic 
Snared,  laqueatus 
Kfnaring,  illaqucatio,  i« 
To  Jnarle  (as  a  dog)  rtngo,  3 
obloquor-^.  3.     {'thread  c 
involve,  3'.  impiedio,  4. 
Snarled  {as  thread)  involutus 
A{narHng,  ri6tus»  4*^ 
Snarling,  ringens  {-at)  more 
A  /natch,    morfiuncula,  i. 

away)  pracpropere 
To  {natch,    rapio,   3.    corri| 
(-avoay)  abripio,  3.  furti] 
(-<if)capto,  i» 
Snatched,  captus,  raptus 
A{n4itcher,  raptor,  3.  captati 
Snatching,  rapax,  rapidus 
A{natching,  raptio,  3.  rapaci 
To{neak  (creep)  tepo,  3.  fer 
repto,    X.    (be    aihamed) 
cundor,  i.  (cringe  to)  f« 
deveneror(or  lurk  about) 
2.   latito,  I,  {-away)  clac 
feiubducSre 
Sneaking    (creeping)  repeM 
garly)  parcus   (pitiful)  ab 
fordidus  {-firt)  ignis  maligi 
^ffM^/ff|-/)>,(niggardl]r)  paroc( 
'    ly)  abje^e,  fordid^ 
Sneakingnefi  (niggaidtinels)  pi 
nia,  1.  (meanneis)  ttonitti 
To  {neer,  irrideo,  a.  dcrideo^  I 
Sneerii^[,  irrideas,  deridens 
A  {neerer,  irrUbr,  3. 
To  {neexe,  ftem«o,  3.  (-^ 

nQto»  X, 
Afiuexiiig,  fteraotamsntum, 
To  {n*ggcr^  finugaodere  . 
A  fnip  {or  partj  fe|meny  3 


rk)macttlay   i,  (-fnap) 

,2. 

prstcldo,  3.  decerpO>  $> 

i:crptu»,  pnecifus 

,  praecidens,  decerpens 

)nrfcgmina 

cus,  2.  ftiria^  i. 

nucunf  reforbere 

'ei,  mucofus 

'  Jttortp  ftertOy  3« 

rhoncusy  z. 

arful)  meticulofus 

rW 

ftrom,  2.  nafas^  2,  (^-of 

»r)  probofcis>  3. 

3- 

liogOy  1. 
'CUS,  nivalis 
uf^  n'lvofut 

:bide)  increpo,  i«  cor 
.    (curb)  frenq,  1,   re 

orreptus ;  frenatoi 
ioaepans,  frenans     , 
fr  wick)  myxa,  I.  {-fir 
ih)  fternutamentum,  2. 
ernntatorius 

(-«    ca/td/e)    candclam 
re  (-^kb  difdaln)  rhon- 
.    (.«/>  the  noff)  naribus 
{-at)  irafcor,  3.  {^t,  or, 
roatemno,  3. 
muoAns 
iDunAoritiin,  2» 
.  emadioy  3. 

Yocem  e  oarribas  pro- 

r,  feeret)  fecretue,  arcanus 
^ )  nitidus 
:^^,  (adv.)  fccrcti 
c,'ad  hunc  inodum,  hoc 
To  much )  adeo,  ita,  pc- 
iBtopere  {trio  that)  dum, 
io,  iDodOf  ita  fi,(i  tantum 


SOD 

{or  Co  then)  quamobreniy  qtia- 
propter,  qaare,  quocirca  {-fstr) 
thf  eatenus,  in  tantum,  qu^ 
{•^ttr  from)  adconon,  ut  —  iu 
non,  ut— tantttm  abeil,  ut— nofi 
roodo,  ne-nedum  {-frr  m)  quCKi, 
quoad,  quantum  {-far  off)  tan* 
turn  procul,  tarn  longi  {-grtat) 
tantvs,  tammagnut  (4ittk)  un« 
tulus,  tantiilas,  tam  parvui  (-^if;) 
tamdju,  or  tandiu  ('kngsi)  dum, 
donee,  ufque  dum,  tamdiu  dum,. 
taaadui,  quamdiu,  quoad  {'much) 
tantum(>Mwr3,  adv.)  tim(-iRdnrf) 
Xoti^'oftat)  toties  ("fo)  mcdiocriter 
{'fp,  m  health)  meliufcuii 

7*4^  Jo  matyt  totidem 

^^  fit  quamobrtm 

j^Bdjo  forth,  et  fie  dc  cvteria 

To/oak,  fttfike 

Soap,  fttfofe 

Tofiar,  foe  to  fire 

To/oh,  fiogoltu),  4. 

A  fob,  Jobbing,  fingultai,4» 

Sootr,  fobrius,  temperatut  (of  fobcr 
converfation)  probis  moribui 

Soberly,  fobri^ 

Sobemefi,  fobriety,  fobrietiSy  3. 

Soceagg,  foccagium,  2.        « 

Sof table,  ficial,   focialis,   ibciabills 
{not-)  infociab/lis 

Sociablenefi,  fociaiitas,  3, 

Society,  focietas,  ^.  communittf»  3, 
fodalitas,  3.  cdfifoctium,  2.  con. 
.      fociatio,  3. 

Aficinian,  focini  fedlor 

A  fick,  pedale,  3.    udo,  3.   {ufcJ 
by  comedians)  focctit,  »• 

Wearing  focki^  foccatus 

The  focket  {of  a  candleftUk)  fcapos, 
{-of  a  tooth)  loculamentum,  1, 

55^,  fodden,  lixatus,  eo^us 

Halfjodden^  femicodtus 

A  fid,  Qii^t^,  Itis,  mn 


SOL 

^oder,  ferramen,  3. 

A,fodofititt,  fodomiu,  i. 

Sodomy,  fodomia,  z« 

Soft,  mollis,  tener,    lentut  (filly) 

ineptut^  ftupidus  {-footed)  mol- 

lipes,  ^dis  (-paee)  gradus  Icatua 

or  fuTpenfus  {'Voiee)  vox  fubmifla 
^rftifi,  moUiof^olus 
To  make  foft,  emollio,  4*  {or  ini- 

tigate)  mitigo,  i. 
TogTQ'wfiff^  mollefco 
Ta  be  fift^  moliior,  4. 
S^fi^eJ^  molUtus 
Saftijbi  ineptus 
S^fifyt    (e«fscly)    leniter    (^ffemi» 

natiely)  muHebrittr,  lafciv^  (let* 

furely)  lente  (not  too  loud)  iab<* 

mifli 
Softnefi,  moUitia,  x.  moHitief,.  5* 

lenitat,  3.  teneritai,  3. 
So  bo !  htvi  I 
A  fill,  folura,  t.  fundot,  i«  («!• 

tive-)  patrla,!.  {or  filth)  lbrdet» 

3.  {or  conpoft)  ftercui,  3.  la^^ 

tamea,  3* 
To  foil,  inquino,  i«  confpurco,  i« 
To  take  foil,  aquis  fe  credere 
Soiled,  inquinatttt 
A  foiling,  xnquinatto,  )• 
Tofojoum,  diverfor,  1.  comttiorw^f* 
\fej^^rrur,  hofpes,  3.  peregrinut,a« 
A  Jojourning,  peregrinatio,  3.  ^ 
To  foke,  macero,  i.  (-uf)  imbibo, 

3,  abforbeo,  2.  {-tbrougb)  per-. 

Aiano,  I. 
Soking,  macerans,  madefaciens 
Solace,  confolatio,  3.  folatium,   %• 

levamen,  a.  folamen,  3* 
To  folace,  confolor,  i.  (-ones  fclQ 

oble£iare  fe(  •/»  the  fun)  apricor,l» 
Solar,  folaris 
A  filar,  folarium,  2. 

I'  Sold,  venditus 


SOL 

Seldeff  ferrumen,  3* 

7q  folder,  fefrumino,r.conglutino,x. 

AfiUering,  conglutiriatio,  3,  (-iron) 

flans  ferruminatrix 
Afildier,  miles,  »/i  [feUow-)  com- 

miles,  3,   commiiito,    3.  {ofd-) 

miles  veteranus  (cotnmon-)  mileS 

manipniaris  {-di [charged  far  age) 

miks  emeritus 
Afoldier^s  bey,  lixa,  1. 
0/  a  Joldiery  militaria 
Jjtke  a  foldier^  bellicofe,  fortiter 
The  foldiery,    militiai     1.     copix- 

militarcs 
Mole  (alone)  folns,  folitarius 
7be  fole  (-of  the  foot)  phnta  pedis 

(-of  afioe)  folea^  i  .aflumentuna,i, 
ITo  foU,   calceo  aflfumentum  iodu- 

c2re 
A  file  {fifki)  {o\t2,  I. 
Afolecifm,  rolxcifmus,  2« 
S^ly,  foK^m,  folommodo 
Sohly  and  wholly  y  ex  affe  ' 
Solemn,  folennis,  feftns  (authentic) 

ratus,  comprobatus  (facnd)  facer 
Soiejnnitf,  foleiBhitas,  3* 
To  folemntKe,  celebro 
Solemnized,  celebratus 
A  felcmnizing,  celebratio,  3. 
Memnhfy  fan^e,  folemniter 
Tofolicitj  folicito,  1.  inftigOy  (^/i(^- 

fliei)  flagttare  fubftdia 
Afoliciting,  folicitatio,  3. 
Soicitation,  foHcitatio,  3. 
AJolidtor,  rolicitator,  3.  (in  law) 
.    advocatus,  2. 
Solicitous,  folicitus,  anziua   . 
Solicitude^  folicitudo,  3.  anxietas,  3. 
Solidi^MWiy  folidus,  irmoi,  certus, 

gravis 
To  makefolid,  folido,  i. 
Solidity,  firmitaSj  3.  foIiditaSy   3, 
Solidly,  firaie,  folide 


s  00 

Solitary,  folitarius,  folus  (melan- 
cholly]  triftis,  moeftus 

Solitarily,  privatim,  fccret^ 

Solitarinefi,  folitade^  folitudo,  3. 

TbtfolJUctt  folAitiuin»  2. 

Of  tbefolfiice,  fodilialis 

Solvable^  diffolubilis  (ubie  to  pay) 
par  folvendo 

Tofdw,  erodo,  1,  folro,  3. 

AJolution,  foMngt  folutio,  3.  (-0/ 
a  fueftpn)  en^atio,  3. 

Sdltuix/Cf  fohrens^  cieas 

Some^  qaidam,  aliqnis,  nonnullut 
('body)9Mquh,  aliquifquam  (-wie} 
unuiquifpiana  . 

Some  Ktfbat  (adv.)  aliquantd^  ali- 
quantuldm^  nonnihil  (Jometimes) 
aliquando,  quandoque,  interdum 
ij9me  while)  aliquamdiu  (Jome 
where  or  tohither)  alicubi,  af- 
piatn  (fome  whether  elfe)  alio 
{at  fome  other  time  or  in  Jome  other 
manner)  alias  {in  fime  measure) 
quadantenus  {in  fome  fort)  quo- 
da  in  modo 

f^fon,  iUius,  s.  Jiatus,  2.  (-in  law) 
gcncr,  3.  {ftepfon)  privignoB^  2. 

Sonftrip^  filiatio,  3. 

A  fong^  cantilena,  i«  cantlcom, 
2«  cantio,  3.  carmeiiy  3. 

For  a  fong  (cheap)  vjli 

kfonnet,  ode,  i. 

Sonorous^  fonorus,  canorut 

Soon,  cith,  ftatim,  illicd 

Soon  after,  pauio  pod 

Very  Jfoon,  extempld 

ToofooM,  praemature 

As/oon  as  J  quam  primum,  fimulac, 
fimul  atque  {asfoon  as  etfer)  ciim 
primum 

Sooner,  citius,  maturius 

/it  (ooneft,  quam  citiflimc 

A  foop,  hauftus,  4.  ibrb:tio,  3, 

Vtofoop  up,  baurio,  4.  furbe9>  %•     1 


S  O  R 

Belonging  fo/^t,  fuligineiii 
SeoK^i^okuT"/,  koiioplueiit 
Sv^tf^  fv^iginofbt,  famofui 
[h  fmh,    vere,  jfhtb    (fir  ^) 

r*ijc,  profcilo- 
To  ftiifhj  bbndtof,  I.  adukr*  i* 
S-^dfd  lip^  Ictiociniis  pennuKai 
Afisfhcr^  affentator,  3* 
A  f^thitrg^  afl'entatio,  3. 
Afootifnyert  ai^gtur,  3. 

Tojoothfayf  auguror,  i.  omiaer^  l» 
A  Jhnrhptyingt  atigurium,  2« 
Afop^  ofl^j  1.  o^ttla,  I. 

Ti^j'ijy,  intingo,  3. 

Off&pif  fmegm^ttcBS 

'^,  fqpo,  3.  fmegmay  3.  (-Mhr) 
fmegmatQ»f  cms,  2. 

T&  fops,  faponc  ungere' 

S^,  fmegmatf;  oblitus 

'The  fiphy,   fuUajlUS,  2. 

Afppkim,  tophi frna,  3, 

A  jtphifiy  fophiita,  x. 

S'^hipcal,  fophifticut,  fallax 

To  fophi^icate^  adultero,  I.  coflii 
mi  Iced  J  2.  (wafte)  ronfomo)  3. 

Sophijficetfd,  adulteratus,  difpcr- 
dituf 

A  fiphifiicathig^  fopbifUcatimt^  kk 
judiiltirating 

Sophj^ry,  caviBatio  captioGi 

Ssperifroitit  foporus 

Sfppsd^  fcpr,  intio^na 

Ajorf/fff,  vcncficus,  a.    - 

Afircgrefij  *tnefica,  i,  faga,  I* 

Ssrcery,  Tcne^ciuniy  2. 

Sardidt  (covetous)  fordiduSi  afiM 
(-in  apparr/)  fordidatus,  ft^r 
r\t}(ai  (bafp)  infamls,  fasdoii 
turpi 3,  t^^amofui 

Sordidly,  fardidcj,  f«di 

S^rdidn^Sj  ford^s,  3.  avaritia.  x. 

Sen,  aJper^  gtmiij  duhis,  moletn% 


S  O  R 


SOU 


(«  fldh)  tener  (grie-iTo  Jortt  diftribuo,  i.  apti  degere, 
.    3.  (or  be  fuitable)  accommpdor, 
I.  {or  come  together)  congregor, 
I.  convenio,  4. 
exulcero,  I.  \Sorttd,  apte  digeHus 

ulceratut  Afertingy  apta  collocatio,  3, 

raviier,  ▼ehementer      A  fit,  ebriofus,  *•  (fooi)  ftuUuf  ,a. 
:entio,  3.  T<»>/.  incbHor,  i. 

hclviniw  Sottijby  fatuus 

mifecc  Sotti/bly^  ebrio{2  ;  iluhc 

3.  in«ror,  3.  Sottijhnejs,  cbrietas,  3,  ftuititia.  1. 

leo,  a.  xnqereo,  i«         '^wci?  (pickle)  falfugo,  3.  ^ 
(i\i,  ludtttofas  ^0  /«<'^'  (pickle)    muria  condire 

Bgri,  maftc  (plunge)  immergo,  3.  (or   box) 

fulj    triftis,   maftus,       colaphum  impingere 
iftuofus  (paltry,  vUe)   Souced,    muria  maceratus,    (-wVA 
(•^i&w)honiunak>^3.       ''^'a)  pluvia  obrutos 
>Jco,  2.  mocreo/  a.        5«'««^ii,fuprerau8,  Aimmat,  max- 
ler)  mos,  3.    Iviodus,       imus   (moft   eiBcacious)   effi^a- 
enus,  3.  ciffimus  - 

«f   ^^/^    plebsj   3.   A  fovtreign,  doQiinui  fuprt mut 
e/"-)  honcfti,  ^/.  in-  Sovgreigniy,  iupremojure 

Sovereignty,    principatm,    4.      fo- 

prema  poteftas  or  dominatio 
Sought,  quaefitus,  requifitiis 
The  fou/,    anttna,  i,    animuf,    1. 

(or  perfon)  homo 
Souls,  raanes^  p/,  umbrae,  ^A 
Jllfouh  day,  feralia  februa 
Afildier^  ittfoldier 
A  Jound,    Tonus,    a.    fonitus,    4. 
(noife)  Crepitus,  4.  crepitus,  4 
fragor,  3.  \-of  a  trumpet)  dan- 
gor,  3. 
Siutid    (intirc)     integer,    fincenu 
(healthy,  ftrong)  validus,  fanus, 
robttftus    {-in  judgment)     fagax 
(-Iff  faith)  prthodoxas  (-in  frin- 
dples)    probus  {^and  fafe)   inco* 
himia  (-of  mind)  xneotis  compos 
{-/choIUr)  apprime  dofkus  (-Jhep) 
fontnos  alius  or  profundus 


quodammodo  (-a  aew 
Dodo  ('this  fort)  hu- 
that  fort)  ejufmodi 
fort)  itidem  (-what 
toiodo  f  quo  pado  ? 
t  foever)  quomodo- 
yie  fort)  fimpliciter 
()  duplicitcr  {-many 
pUciter 

pariter,  eodem  modo 
ttique  adeo 

omnium  genrfum, 
(the  firfi  fort)  pri- 
JO  fkond  fort)  fecun 
hat  fort)  cujufmodi  I 
vhat  fort  f6€wr)  qua- 
-thiifcrt)  hujufmodi 
ort)  iftittfmodi,  hvjus 
e  jirt)  fimplex  (./wo 
X  {-mMfy  foTti)  mol- 


To  found  (or  yiild  a  fouiid)^  fono,    1 . 
Jftrepo,  5.  [^QX'kirw  an  inOrnoentl 


'SOW 

bucciilam,  &c.  inflare  {"miahrwH 
clafficiim  can&e  (-a  Ml)  tin- 
tinnabulum-puliare  (-«  manh) 
▼ala  conclaraatc  (-«  roreai)  ren 
ccptiii  tViUkt  ('4bt  depth)  ftofoo^ 
ditatem  explorare  (-mm  intrnt- 
tioa)  aoimom  perfcrutari  irfiithy 
extollo,  laudo,  I. 

The  found  hoard,  pinax,  g. .  (-Ml 
o/a  vhl)  chelyos  rima 

To  make  found,  confolido,  x« 

To  gro^  found,  folideiico,  g* 

To  be  founds  valeo,  %• 

Sounded  (as  an  inftrument]  inflatttt 
{•forth  qtpraifed)  laudatus 

Smnding,  fonans,  refooana  (-ill) 
dtflbous  (  /briO)  A>noru8,  aif  utui 

A  founding  lead,  bolis,  3. 

Soundly,  foUde^firmiterjfane,  acriter^ 
vehfimenter,  yalide 

Soundnefs^  rolidijjias,  3*  firmitaa,  .g« 
(-of  hody)  fi^nitas,  3.  vigor,  3, 

A/oirri:«,  origo,  3.  fons,  3. 

Sour,  acerbus,  acidus,  afper,  auAc* 
ru8,inunitif  {-in  looks)  torvjoa^  te* 
tricus  (-/« temper)  morofas 

Soumejs,  acor,  3.  acerbida,  3*  a(^ 
perius,  3.  {^of  look)  tonritai,  g* 
tetricitas,  3. 

Sourly,  tonre,  moroie :  Kcrb^. 
afperd  J 

To  become  four,  acefco,  g.  ^ 

To  four  (vex)  exafpero,  i. 

Soured  (vexed)  exafperatos  s 

Soufe,  ittfouce 

Tbefomth,  auftcr,  »,  meridiei,  5. 
{"Vftnd)  aufter,  2.  notut,  tu 
{-eaji  wind)  evonotus,  »•  (-w^ 
wviwd)  libs,  is,  m* 

Soitbern,  auftralis,  meridionalit  - 

Southward,  meridiem  Terfut 

Afokthing,  meridtatio)  3* 

A  fiw,   fusi    wf,  /.    {-of  lead) 


S^PA 


li  p^ 


.  plambi  Inafla  oblenga  tf^ldtr) 

enaifciilator,  9. 
Sow  (of  9  (aw)  (uillot 
7^  fow9  fttd,   ieroy  3.    femino,   i. 
■  conf«ro»  3.  {'btixoetn)  interfero^ 
3*    (j|i|p   tfiii  ^9cp«)    fpergo,    3. 
diffeminoy  i.    (-w/V^  a   n^e) 
fuoy  3.  fee  f0/fw 
S«m4y  Tjitot,  feminatus 
AJtwefy  fcminator,  3.  fator,  3. 
Afmiing,  femlnatio,  3.  fatio^  3. 
o/fowimg,  feminalis 
Sowing  litfie,  fementit,  3. 
Stmif  ftnhiaatwt,  fatus 
A/faciy  fpatium,  ».  {"of  time  or 
|lAife)intercapedo,  3 .  intenrallmn, 
.  .±»  interftitiam,  2*   {or  term  of 
life)  vits  curriculum   {tr  trzii 
of   land)  tnaot,   4.    i-hawen 
filjari)  intercolumoivm^  2« 
SfacMUtf  fpaciofuif  amplu8>  diffa- 
/  fosy  pattnij  laxot 
)Spacioujly,  fpatiofi,  ampl^ 
i^ettu/niftf  amplitudoi  3. 
AffiuU  (topi)  ligo^  3*  {'in  cards) 

Toroercttlos,  2. 
I/fake,  aixi 

AJfMn,  palmus,  s.  fpithama>  Xi 
o/afpan,  palmaris 
^^Jpmie,  fee  to  wean 
AJpangle,  bra£lea,  i.  braAeola/  i. 
^patigled,    braAeatus  {or  fet  with 

ftars)  ftellifer,  ftellatoi 
Afpanielt  canis  hifpanicus 
The  fpanijhfy,  cantharis,  3. 
Spavkingt  magnus 
Afpar  {9r  bar)  obex,   3*  ve£Usy  3. 
{•of  a  gate)  aflbla  fpicata  , 

^ojpary  obdo,  3. 
AjfarahUy  davulut,  2. 
$pare  (lean,  thin)   macef,  gracilis, 
iBacilentua  {-borfe)  equus  deful- 
torius  {.money)    pecunia   refidua 


The  fpare  rih,  -  coftae  porcinae  I 

T6  /pare,  parco,  5.  comparco  {-en. 
hour)  detrabSre  hortm  (-«  vif^rd) 
aufcultare     pancis    {or    forgive) 
condonOf  i.  remitto,  3*  {or  fa- 
your)  faveo,  2*  indulgeo,  1. 
Spare  w  fparirtg  (fubft.)  parcimonia, 
I.  frugalitas,   3.    (adj.)  parcuSj 
tenax 
A  /paring^  fte  /pare  {^r  laying  up) 

GOnferratio,  3. 
Sparingly ,  paici,  reftri^le 
Sparingnefs^  Ctt  fpare 
A    Jp«rk    {-of  fire)    fcintilla,    x. 
(lover)   procu9»   2.    amafius,  2, 
(beau)  homo  bellut 
Sparkijh,  nitidi  veftitus 
To  Jf>arkle,  fdntillo,  i.  {or  glitter) 
fulgeoy  2.  niteo,  2.  corufco,    i. 
(as  wine)  fubliiio,  4. 
A  fparkling,    fdntillatio,     3.     (or 
glittering)  conifcatio,  3.   nitor, 
3.  fulgor^  3. 
Sparkling^  fcintillant }  coniicut 
Afparrow,  pafTer,  3, 
Afparrowbdtwk,  frigillariuSj  2« 
Thefpafm,  fpafmus,  9» 
Spatious,  (ttfpactMts 
To  [patter y  fee  to  befoatter 
Spatter  dajbezy  peronea,  pU 
Afpattle,  fpathula,  x. 
Having  tbefpaminy  fuffraginofus 
To  fpuuly  fpuo,  3.  fputo,  I. 
Ajpau/er,  fputator,  3. 
Spawn,  om,pL  femina,/>/. 
Tofpawn,  genero,  1,  procrco,  i, 
To  /pay 9  femioam  caftrare 
Spayedf  caftratus 
Afpa^ing,  caftratio,  3, 
Tojpeak,  loquor,  3.  dico,  3.  {-aloud) 
eloquor,   3,  {-againfl)  obloquor, 
3.  contradlco,    3.    {-at   random) 
garrio,  4,    effutio,   4.    {-before) 
fWlocjupr,    3.    {.big)    jaftagtil 


S  PE 

nrba    proftrrs   {-dfriefy) 
ftringo,  3.  {-evil  tf)   ma: 
3.  calumnior,  i.  {^fate  tt 
in   OS  diccre   (-^)   ftrn 
pra?cipit*re  {-for}  interce 
{-merrily)  jocor,    i.  (-/*« 
ad  populnm,    or  in  curis 
dicere  {-of)  traAo,   i ,    m 
de  re  diiTet^re  (-of  before 
dico,  3.  {'tfien)  didlto,  i. 
eloquor,   3.  (-/o  a  perfon 
qoor,   3.    altquesa   af&ri 
fi)^r)  colloquor,  3. 
A  Jjpcaker,  prolocutor,  3.  loc 
{•of  parliament)  fcnatus  pr 
Speaking,  loquens,  loquaz 
A  /peaking,  locntio,    3.  did 
{-of)  mtntlo,  3.  cokmnem 
3.  {-out)  pronunciatio,  j 
alloquium,     a.    {-^tb) 
quium,  2.  (-ofexfil)  inaled 
2*  convitium,  2*  cafannni 
A  fpeary    hafta,  x.  lancea, 
toar-)  venabulum,  2.  {ai 
fufctna,  I.  tridena,  3. 
A  fpearman,  haftatus,  %i 

hallile,  3. 
Special   (chief,    parricular) 
puus,    peculiaris,    fpeciali 
cellent)  exoelleiis,    eximi 
minens,  prsdarus,  ^^g: 
Specially,    fpecialiter    (exod 

optim^,  excellentfer 
Specialty,    proprictts,     3. 

fvngrapiias,'2. 
AfpeciA,  fpecies,  5, 
To  fpecify  (mention)  dene 
enumero,!.  dc{bribo,3.  de 
Speci/yed,  notatus,  enumen 
^lP^^\fy*"Sy  fingulariumiM 
Specific,  Jpecifaal,  fpeeialisi 

laris,  fpecificus 
Speeificalfy,  fpecifici    ' 
Specification,  defignatio  fpet 


amen,  s  .ext  111  pltTi  3 . 

»(iM,  pUufibilit 

U,   I.  labet,    3.  (or 

at,    t.    (or  natural) 

Ut>4. 

rulis  yariare 

btoty  maculofus 

sdaculom,  2. 

K^y  confpicillam^  2* 

edator,  3. 

^xn,  2. 

icculor,  !• 

ntexDpladoy  3. 

»j)teinplativut 

mo,  3* 

.0,  3.  concb,  3* 

h,  concionem  habere 

blanditrae,  fi. 

aperbiloqoentia,  i. 

toa 

tie,  3.  expedition  3. 

ccciTas,  4« 

,  ciutim 

eleritast  3* 

feftino^  I.  (tr  haften) 

•  maturoy  i. 

ano,  I.  profpero,  i. 

'J,  aeceteratut 

riter,  feftine 

[eritas,  3. 

»  expeditm 

It  amentum,  a. 

bat  conneAexe 

orthograiphia,  !• 

afiuno,  3.  expendo,  3. 

).  iflfttroo>  3.  ('«  ^) 

jcJSrc  (-Mtf^i  /if^)  «ta. 

the  {'bis  mouth,  as  a 

io,  I.  elatro,  i.  (-/tf- 

Jd^o,  3.  prof  undo,  3. 

ai  a  bnllet,  4^c.)  elan* 

-•«^-i  Jlrengtk)  cooft- 


S  P  I 

Spitidiiigt  confumena 
A  fpending^    coBfumptio>    3,  (-Ai- 
vifiyhf)  prodigalitasy  3.  prof  alio,  3. 
Speni^  confumptot,  exhaudus  (laid 
out)    impenfus,    expenfut   (paii 
over)   exadus,    tradod^us   (tired 
out)  defeflfus,  nimis  fatigatus 
Sperm,  fperma,  3.  femen,  3. 
Spermatic,  ad  fperma  pertinens 
Tofpeto,  Tomo,  3.  (et  fpue 
Ajpbere,  fpbaera,  x.  globus,  2. 
Spherical,  globofus,  fphaerlcus 
Liks  sfphere^  fphaeroidis 
Spherically  f  globi  inftar 
i'h'ti/phirue,  fphinx,  3. 
Spice,  fpicery^  aroma,  %• 
Tofpke,  aromata  iofpergerai 
Spiced,  aromalibus  conditu^ 
Tafiing  of/pice,  aromaticua 
Spick  and/pMt  recentiliimus 
AJpider,  araaca,  i.  (-*i  vieh)  art- 

neum,  2. 
Full  ef  fp'tden,  arancQfai 
hfpi^e,  (cnfpy 
Afpfgff,  cpiilomium,  2. 
A  /pike,    «lavo8  fcrreu^  major  (or 
pointed  iron  or  wood)  ferri   or 
ligni  pars  cuipidata 
To  fpikfy  or Jbarpen  the  end,  cufpidoj 
I.  fpico,  1,  (orn?kii  u^^)  calvis 
ada€tis  obftruere 
Spikenard,  nardu<,  2. 
Oilo/fpiie,  nardum,  2. 
hfpill,  aliquid 
Tofftill,  fuodo,  3.  effundc,  3. 
Spilled,  fpilt,  fufui,  afTuftta 
A  f pilling,  fuiio,  3.  effuio,  3* 
Tofpin,  nwo,  %.  (as  a  top)  in  gyrum 
verfari  {-out  or  prploag)  protrahoi 
3.  produco,  9.  pertraho,   $•  (^r 
iflue  out)   e^uo,  3.  (Cttigp^  3 
profilio,  ^. 
SftHflgt,  fpinacca,  u 


S  PI 


A  fptndle,  fufua. 


2.  (.c/  4 
I,    3.    (ox  1 


nawel) 


prcfs) 
fcapus 

Spindle  legt,  crura  exilia 
A  /pinning,  nctio,  3.  {toisel)  gjs« 

gillus,  2. 
A  fpinfter,    lanifica,   i.    (ia    law  J 

femin^  innupta 
Spiny,  fpinofua 
Spiral f  ad  fpiram  pertinena 
Afpiralline,  in  fpiram  dudhi 
A  fpire,  pyramis,    3,    {-of  grafiy 

fpica,  x^ 
Tojpire  (as  com)  fpico,  i, 
A  fpirit,  fpiritus,  4.    genius,   %^ 

(goblin)  iarva^  i,  fpodrum,  a* 
The  fpirit,    mens,    3*    aoima,    i, 
(courage)   animus,  2,  virtus,  2^ 
(wit)  indoles,    3.    ingenium,  2^, 
'(briflcnefs)  vigor,  3.  alacritaa,  3. 
{of  contradiEiion,    or  difcotttfnt, 
or  fedition)  cacocthes 
H^tbfpirit,  folerter,  inyeniofq 
To  fpirit  up  (encourage)  aaimoy  !• 
inftig^o,  I.    hartor,   1,    flimub, 
Xi     {-awsy    children)     infaaic'a 
furtim  obducere 
Sf:r:tcd  up,  animatus,  inftlgstua 
Hi^hfjgirited,  fupetbus,  arrogant 
liow  ipirited^  an  mo  fVa£lus 
Mean  fpinied,  abjcdlus,  fordid  us 
Public  fpiritedr.f/s^  amor  patri»' 
Spiriiual,     fpiritualis   (incorporeal) 
incorporalis  (deveut)    pius  (be- 
longing  to    the    church)  cccl,e- 
fiadicus 
Spiritualitiet,  rcddiios  eccleliafllcl 
To  Jpirttualitue  (in  chemiftry)    fpi-. 
ntui  fubtiliflimos  elicSre  (in  di- 
vinity) e  rebus  humdnis  animiim 
I     ad  cdeftja  fpirandum  dnceie 
\  Spiritually^  pic,  fpiritualiter 
I  spirituous,  fpirilu«^Cu% 
I  A  firt,  \ift5%\^\,  V 


S  P  L 


iplffltude,  fpiHitudo,  3, 

A /fit,  veru 

To  yj&/>  (meat)  veru  transfigere  {or 
fpaut)  fpuo,  3.  (blood)  fanguiDcm 
cxfcre'are  {-down)  defpuo,  3.  (-e/*- 
Un)  fputo,  I.  (-out)  expuo,  3, 
3.  cxfcrco,  I.  {-at)  infpuo,  con- 
fputo,  I.  {'VJitb  reHb'wg)  fcrto, 
1,  exfcreo,  x. 

J'o  bt [pit  upon,  infpuor,  3. 

A  fpitcbcock  eel^  anguilla  major 

Sfite,  fpitefulnejs,  nalitia,    i..  mt. 
IcvolcnlJa,  i. 

Tofpite,  invideo,  a. 

SptttJ,  invtfua 

spiteful,  invidus,  malitiofm 

Spitefully,  roalitiofc 

j^if,  or  Jpittfd  upon,  confputus 

A/pitter^  fpuUtor,  3. 

A  fmitting^  fputttio,  3.  expwtio,  3, 

Mpitth,,  fSiva,  1.  fputum^  %^ 

full  cffpitt/e,  falivofu^ 

Ajpittle,  nofocomiumy  %t 

A  fplajby  luti  afperfio 

Sbiaped,  luto  afpcrfaa 

A  jplopirgy  lull  aiperHt 

Bplajhyj  bomidus,  aquofut 

Mplayy  diftortus 

To/play,  luxo,  1.  frango,^. 

splaying,  luxatic,  3.  infradio,  3, 

THfe  fpleeti,    fplcn,     3.      lien,     3, 

(grudge)    odium^    %,    livor,    3. 

iimuitas,  3. 
OftbefpUen,  /plenicus 
%plindint,  fyJendcns 


S  P  O 

Splenftic,  fplenedcut 
Tofplice,  partes  inter  fe  tex^re 
AJpiinter,  fragmentum,  a.  aflula,!. 
To  JpUrter  (cot  into  pieces)  in  af- 
fulas  fecare,  diffindiSre 

To  be  fplintered,  diffindi 

Tefplit  Mfunder^  diffindo,  j,  (or  ^« 
jprtt  a/under)  diffindi  (-w^  « 
rock)  in  fcopulum  impingSre 
(•^^es  witb  laugbirg)  ri/n  fere 
emori 

Spnt,  fplittedt  diffifTut 

Splitting,  diffindens 

Spoil,  vfpblium,  2.  piada».  i.  (-« 
ofvfar)  manubix,)^/.  exuvfas,^/. 

Tojpnl  (nbarr)  vitio,  2.  corrumpo, 
3.  depravo,  i.  (plunder)  com- 
pilo,  X.  fpolio,  I.  devafto^  i. 
depopulor,  !•  diripio,  3,  (or  dil- 
turb)  conturbo,  i.  {or  interrupt) 
interturbo,  r» 

Spoiled  (marred)  vitiatus,  eormptoi 
(plunder*d)  fpciiatua  ^ 

Having  jpoiled,  depopulatus 

A  Jpoiter,  corruptor,  3.  cprruptrSx, 
3.  vitiatoi»,  3.  (i)lunderer)  praedo, 
i,  populator,  3.  priedator,  3. 
fpoliator,  3.  dtrepter,  p 

A  fpoling  (marring)  corruptio,  3, 
depravatio,  3..  vitiatio,  3,  {-of 
cbUdren)  inepta  leniias  (or  plun- 
dering) vafbtio,.  3.  fpoliatioy  3, 
direptio*  3» 

A  fpokt  (of  a  wheel)  radius,  a, 
(de!ay)  fcrupulus,  a.  mora,  u 

Not  to  be  fl>oken-y  turge  dido 


Splendid,   (bright)  ruti.'tt*,    nUJdusl/favfff/yje>o^m,  locutus,  fatus 


(magniftcent)   fplendidtiS| 


illu. 
opi- 


ilris,    magnificus^    lantus, 

pami 
Sphndidfy,  fpleodid^,  laut^ 
J^/rjrJcr    (brightneli)     »ulgor,    3. 

"    ,  3,  (magoificence)  fpleniou 


$0  Uvtitia^  X.  msgoiBctatis^  i. 


May  bejpoken,  effabilis 

A  fpokefmatij    orator,   3-^  {a  good 

Jpokefman)  fadUs  ad  dicendom 
Ajpondee,  fpondaeus,  2. 
A  Spondyt,  fpondylus>  %•. 
A   fponfor,    or  furety^   fponfor^  3, 


S  PC 

Spwtanmty^  Tokntas  fponh 
Spontaneous^  fpontaneos 
Spomtamouflyy  fponte,  nltri 
Ajpoofy'  fuius,  a. 
Afpoon,  cochkar,  3* 
Spoon  meat,  cibaria  liquida 
Sport   (play,     paftime)    lo( 
JDCus,     a.    oble£iamentu 
dele£bmentun9«  a.  obled 
(public  fiiew)  fpedaculan 
Tofport,  ludoi  3.  jocor,  i.  j 
u  {'Vnib  otbers)  collodo, 
To /port,  kt  to  trifle 
Tnjport,  jocofcV  per^jocam 
Having  fported,  jocatos 
Afpirter,  ludio^  3* 
Sportful,  ffortie^^  fftrAnt, 
buados,  jocuJaria,  jocobtt 
porting  wantonfy,  lafeineni 
^portingfy,  joculariter,  faoeti 
Aborting,  jqcatio^-  j,  ^ 
AJpot,  macula*  i.  .Iabes,3.  ( 
tucal   blemiik).  natfos,   % 
Xn«"^)  afeiios     - 
Tofpot  (ftaifi)  nMcob,  fk  (r 

kle)inacoU8  notare 
Spothfs,  immaCttlatus,  laoocs 
Spotted,   macolatos  {[poited  j 
.    febris  porpoiea 
Spotty,  maculofttS. 
Affouje  (hufband)  maritus.  %»^ 
fus,  2.  fwifejJittonfa.  1.  nxf 
A  j^tff,  tobolofy  a.  fipbo^  \ 
torrent)  torrens«  3.  catanfl» 
'Spouts,   drains,   gutters,  CoUH 
'    //.  collicite,  jkA 
\TofppMt  (flow  cot)  effloo,  3.  (■ 
I.  (or  pour  oat)  effundo,  3* 
ftindo,    3.   (or  pour  ^^'^'^ 
fundo,  3»  (or  pour  up)  iAi<" 
Cuundcrc 
Spoating  oat,  profiUens 
A  tpontimg,  or  Wninjgt  eroptil 
(or  poniiog  got)  fi&io^  2« 


PR 


S  P  U 


S  QU 


orior,  4.  enafcor,  '^.  gignor,  $•• 
{'Out,v  liquors)  efflflo^  3.  fca- 
teo>  1.  (or  bud  out)  germino,  i. 
pallub^  1.  gemmarco/3.  ['again) 
revircfco,  3.  repMllulafco,  3.  {or 
leap)  falio,  4.  profilio,  4.  {or  leap 
fudileniy  upon)  irruere  in  aliquem 
(or  leap  into  «  place)  ia  locum 
infilire  {-a  leak)  rimas  ag<Sre  (-a 
tnajf)  malum  findere  (-^  mine) 
cuntculo  ignem  applicare  {-par- 
tridge) perdices  excirare 

^/*r'*<^ /row  (as  liquids)  effluent,         ^,     ,    ,     ,- 

fcaturiens  {or  bvddmg)  pullolans^        (-mticeraent)  illecebra,  i.  im« 
germinan*  tamentum,  2.  {-of  a  Jbip)  rof- 

7be  Ipringtng  tftreet^  germiJiatio,  3.        trum  navis 
Afirink/cj  afpergilluro^  i.'  T0  fpur  on,  incite,  i.  ftimulo,  l« 

To  JprinMff    Tparga,    3,    {  airtad)!      i-gail)  calcartbus  fauciare 
difpergOy  3,  (atj  upon^  or  mth)\  Spur ioiu,  adulterinus^  fpurius 
J      ,       ♦rpergo,    s,    oMiipergo,   3.    in- 1  Vo  j^«r»,  calcitro,  i.  afpernor,  r. 
t  (-MTf)  ^anfiit  {M  a        ^crgo,  3.  ■  A.^urnery  caleitro,  oHis,m, 

itusy  inftntvs  (y^r«;y^|^rm>/n/,rpaifuS|.<xm%trf^^^ 
^e  liXpfap  diffulus  difperfin    {^npom,   or    with)   af > 

perfus,  conf^rfus,  infperfus 
AfpftnkUtft  ^K^P,  3 


izatioy  3. 

nembrum  luxare 

iftortione  loxatat 

rdina,  i. 

homi  protlrattfs  jacire^ 

//if^,  prafterno,  3* 
aium,  £• 

extend)  pando^  3.  dif- 
.  expando,  3.  extendo, 
ibroad)  emanb,  i .  vagor, 
o,  3.  ierpo,  3.  (fcatter) 

3.  fpargo,  3.  {-a  r»- 
norem  ferere  (-a  tablt) 
nfternHre  {-fait)  carbaTa 
[-a  plaiper)  emplaftrum 
or    fbew   under)    JTub- 

{'Upm)  foperfternoy  3. 
3f  tiee8)4Knfuiidor,  3. 
(asy  paffut  (ar  a  rebort) 


domi  netot 
A  fpunge,  fpongia,  r . 
To  fpuftge,    fpongia   cxtergSre  (-/« 

cowpary)  alieno  fumptu   edSre  or 

potare 
Spunged  over-i  fpongia  exterfus 
Spunging  upon,  alieno  fumptu  vivent 

( ^heufes)     caupons     debitoribts 

cofflprehenfis  accommodatse 
A  fpunging,  fee  cancelling 
Spunginefsy  fpongiofa  qualitat 
Spungy^  fpongiofus 
A  ffuTy   calcar,    3.    ftimulus,  1. 


diftentib,  3.  (-of  a  dtf' 

mtagio^j.  coauj^iom^. 

crpcns 

lulusy  2.  fnKulnt^  2. 

,  furcolofat 

irva^  Y.  fpedraiD,  2.    , 

^ts,  viviouty'alacer 

agilitai,  3.alacrita8,3. 
f  Vfoter)  fctturigo,  3, 
TT  beginning)  origo,  3. 

(-of  a  machine)  mo- 
I,  {-of  a  lock, gun,  &c.) 
tlias  partes  movens  ( -0/ 
itus  principivm  {-tide) 


s,  fcaturiginofoi 
fontanus 
fofi,  ver,  3. 
rerno  tempore 
▼ernus 
II  a  par/on  or   tkirgt 


tvitb)  alperfio,  3.  infperfio,  3. 
Tofprouf,  pullulo,  r.  germino,  i. 
Ajprout  (young  twig)  furculuty  2. 
'Sprouts,  caules  prototomi 
Sprhitirtg,  gtrminana 
A  fproutingf  gerrainatioy  3, 
Spruce,    comptus,   bellua   {-fkUow) 

bqmo  concicnus,  elegant 
To  befpruce,  eleganterornari 
Sprucely,  nitidc,  bcll^ 
S^ruceneft,  concinnitas,^  34 
Sprung,  ortui,  enatus 
Tofpue,  vomo,  3. 
Afpuer,  vomitor,  3. 
Of  fpuing,  vomitorius 
Spume,  fcuM,  fpuma,  I. 
Spun,  nctus 
I  Home  fpun  (mean )  inurbanus^    ru* 
fticusy    incuUus   {-cloth)   paanut 


Afpurning,  calcitratus,  4* 

Spurred,  falcaribus  armatus  {-OfJ 
calcanbus  ioftigatus 

AJpurrer,  ftiipulatory  3. 

Ajpurrii^,  ftimulatio,  3. 

A  fpurt.  Impetus  praeceps  (-cfwin/f 
flatus  fubitaneus 

To  fpun,  or  ca0  out,  ejicio,  3. 
cxpuo,  3.  {"Out,  as  liquids)  exilio, 
4«  profilio,4.  erumpo,  3.  emico,3«' 

A  fputter,  tumultus,  4.  turba,  |. 

To  fputter^  i^uto,  i. 

A  Jpy,  exploratory  3.  (peculator,  3» 

Tofpyt  (watch>  or  obferve)  explore^ 
I.  fpeculor»  I.  obfervo,  x.  (fbe 
or  perceive)  video,  2»  confpicky 
3.  cerno,  3.  percipio»  3.  intel- 
ligOj3.adverto,  3.  aniaAadverto,!. 
A  fpying  (beholding)  confpedus^  4. 
intuitus,  4,  {-afar  off)  profpedM 
A  f^uah  (couch)  grabatus>  2.  (>/i* 

geon)  pipio,  3. 
Squab  fadjA  oV>«l>lS  \!iUE^^^ 

Zx  ^ 


S  Q  U 

f*  fquahhle,  litigo,  I . 
A  fquabble,  turba,  i.  altercatio,  3. 
Sjuahhledy  confufus,  turbatus 
^uabblinfTy  rixofus 
^  fyuadrofi,  turma,   i.  [of  Jbi^i) 

cUffis,  3. 
I«  or  into  J fitadrons,.  turmatim 
Tdfauai/,  chmo,  1.  vocifero,  i. 
A  fquallingt  vociferatio,  3, 
Squaiidf  fquajidus 

h"^^'^^^  ^i^^yf    profundo,     5. 

ewiindo,  3.  proiiigo,  3.  diffipo,  l. 
i^  fquanderer^  nepo?,    3.  homo  pro- 

Aifus,    efifufus,    luxuriofus,  pro* 

diguB 
i^fvare,  qnadratus  (hopcft)  probusj 

integer,  honeftus 
Afquare,  quadra,  1.  (tool)  normo, 

I.    (in   checks)   tcflblla,   i.  {^» 

cube)  cubus,  a.  {-tf  glafs)  qua- 
dra vitrca 
iPwr  Jquare^  qnadrarlus 
Squates,  or  matursi  res,  pi. 
Tofquare,  quadco,  I .  (rul?  or  govern ) 

rego,  3.  dirigo,  3,"  (or  agree  with) 

tongruo,  3.  convenio,  4,, 
c5&o»  tbefqudrcy  aequi  conditioae 
Squared,  quadritus 
A  fquaring,  quadratura,  I. 
"9^9  Jqu»Jb  (daih  againft)   ilJido,    3. 

{or  put  an  end  to)  finem  impo- 

nere,  fee  to  qu^Jh 
A  fquajbingy  ill ;  fa  5,  4, 
^uat,  brevig  4:  compaftus 
^ofquat,  fuccumbo,  3. 
^uatting  down,  fu cc  u mbc|i» 
^ofqualJ,  exclamo,  i.  vocifero,  1, 
.     («»  aniafant)  vagi  to,  i. 
^quaUlng,  vag/ens,  vagitan« 
Uo  fqueukf    or  fquealy  argute    vocr- 

ferare,  or  Aridcre  (like  a  moufe) 
,   <»litrio,  I. 

Sf»fai/fig,  argutUB,  fJridolu* 
-A/fi^^aAw^y  stridor,  3, 


S  T  A 

SqiiiakiAl^^  argute  ftridcns 

SfHi&mifif  naufcans 

To  h  jquiamiPy  naufeo,  X. 

Sqae&mtjhif^  taflridiofe 

Sfutam^pntfij  naufea,  I. 

To  fqutsmfj  fjrtmo,  3.    comprimn, 

g,  [^ou/J  eaprimo,  3.  eiicio,    3. 

{^atd}  perif^rringo,    3.  preflb,  I. 

I'itgrihr)  cclUdo,3.comprimo,  3. 
Squfe^df  prefl'iir.,  compreffus 
X  fqitetiiing^  prcffio,  3.  preffura,  i. 
A  kuiht  pyrobclus,  1. 
A  jjji/// (fca  onion)  fquilla,  !» 
Th^fqutmy^  angina,!. 
Squint   tyfdy  ArabJs,  i.  t-lbdi)   if* 

peftus  diflortiis,  tfr  obllqout 
To  J  faint  J.  rim  is  fpe^are 
A  J^Mmrx;ifi  oculomm  diAortio 
A/fijjrrfj  krmiger,  1, 

A  jqUSFTfl^     (CJUl-US,   2.      . 

AffUiTt  (Ijimgt)  jyrinx,  3.  flooft- 
tiFi^}  alvl  fioluvies  (mean  per- 
fon)  homo  mhill 

Tit /quirt  otit,  (ii  liquids)  exilio^  4. 

AJiabf  vulnui  gladio  fadum 

Srabhd,  cofifflfTus    ^ 

A/abbirf  ficcatius,  2. 

Sfjh/ifjf^  firmiui,  3.  flabilitas,  3* 

5f*/3A,  liiciiifi,  fta  bills,  conftans 

A^sbki  f^dbuJum,  3.  equile,  3. 

Tff  /ftfji>.  fldbulD  claudere 

5/^1  ^rntjt^  k  c  /^ability 

StabftKiy  Hdliuhndi  iocui 

Tujtabiijhf  Uk  cflabft/b 

A  /^f-^  (pf  ij3>,  &c.)  a;ervus,  3. 
cumuhLij  1.  congeries,  5.  ftrues^ 
3,  Tneta^-  f.  (of  chimnies)  feries 

A  /d^,  bacubs,  2.  bacilluni,  2. 
(jw  atigur^i  faff)  lituus,  2.  (^ 
fku%hp!fff)  rail  a,  I.  {-of  a  f pear) 
h.^i\[\tj  3,  (.'«  walkivnb)  iciplo, 
5,  (^Krf^rif- y?..-^)  cbva,  i.  fuftis, 

,      j^  (ctofi  iUif  \.  baculus  mathe- 


S  T 

maticns   (^r  power) 

(or  property  J  jus  iui 

verfes)    ftropha   o<5la 
fio^f  of  old  age)  fcnc^ 

dium 
^ft^gi  cervus,  2. 
■A  fi^'g'f  theatruni,  2. 

<!««)  pegm*a,   3.    {oj 

fiatio,  3.  (-o///fc)  g: 
A  clear  ft  age ^  hber  cam 
A ftage  flayer f  hiftrio. 
Stage  playing,  hiftrioni 
Oftheftage,   hiftrional 

hiftrionicas 
Toftagger  (reel)  titubo 

X*  (doubf)  dubito,  r, 

haefiro,  I,  haereo,  2 

one  doubt)  fcrupulur 
Stagfefing  (reeling)  ti 
,    ciilana  (waivering)  fit 

bitans  lisfitana   (a/3 

cufliia 
Staggeringly^  dubie,  in< 
thtftaggers,  venigo,  3 
Hawing  the  fingers,  ve 

reptuf 
Stagnant,  ftagnans,  ftai 
Tojlagnate,  ^agno,  r. 
A  ^tfm,  macula,  x,  la 

reputation)  dedecu9»  3 
Tojtain  (fpot  or  fuUy) 

contaoHno,  i»  inquin 

3.     (or  difcolour)   c 

{or  violate)    lasdo,  ; 

{or  dye)  tingo,  3.  ini 
Stained  (fpotted)  macu 

tin£l08      (dilgraced) 

notatus 
Aftainer,  inferior,  3. 
Painter  ftainer,  colon  b' 
Aftahiipg  (dying)  ilnQ 

tus,4.  (difcoluuring) 
A  ftair^  gradus,  4.  (p 

fcalas,  arum,  pU 


«Vs,  {or  ftory)  ta- 

im 

ides,  3.    poftisy  3 

fe  cattie  tt)  vacem, 

depoiicum^  2»    ^g< 

ericittor>  r, 
:e3)  depono,  3.  op- 
prop  tip)  fulcio,  4. 
,  palatus  (-^0W0} 
ignoratos 
(fhjs,  tritus  {-JfrtMd) 
3tai  {-mauC^  virgo 
iquated)  bbibletvs, 

I,  I.  lotium,  s. 
iveterafco^  3.  obfo- 

bletas 

Ic)  miJigo,  3. 

plant)  cauHs,    3. 

^  jfruit)  petiolus,  ft. 
Met,)   thaHus,    2. 

qU,  I.  culmus,  2. 

itim  ire 

ittle)  ftabulum,    2. 

uilc,  3.  {'for  oxen) 

tbile,  3.  (cr  little 
z.  taberna  minor 
cboir)  fcUa,  i. 

iftrum,  t. 

10,  I.  fatttrc,  I. 

m,  t, 

us   (glutted)  fatu- 

latio>  3- 

IS  admiflarns    (or 

arius,  2. 

jftus  et  agreftis 

atloy  4. 

bus,  blaefus 

gdens 


S  T  A 

A  Jlammsring,  balbuties,  5,  {-at) 
hsefitantia,  z« 

Stammerhglyj  haefitantcr 

Kfiamp  (mark)  nota,  i.  fignam,  2. 
(made  with  th«  foot)  veftSgium, 
2.-  (to  qiark  with)  typus*  2.  («r 
impreflion  made)  impreffie>  3* 
(cutor  print)  tabula,  i.  figura,  r. 

to  fiamp  (kick)  pedibus  ferire 
(walk  heavily)  pedem  fupplodSce 
(radfk)  noto,  i.  figno,  i,  (or 
coin)  nummum  cud^re  (pound  or 
bruifc)  contundo,  3.  {^underjoot) 
conculco,  I.  procuico,  i. 

Stampodunaerfoot^cz\Q9XU%  (marked) 
fignatus 

Aflamping  with  the  feet ^  calcatura, 
!•  calcatus^  4.  (-itpon)  concul- 
catio,  3.  (ifiarking)  fignatio,  3. 

Stanch,  firmusj  flrenuus  (as  a  hound) 
'odorus 

To  Jhnch,  (et  to  flop 

Stanched,  fuppreCTus 

Aftamchingt  fuppreflfio,  3. 

A  flanchiori,  fulcra  m,  2. 

Stancbnefs,  boaitas,  firmitas,  3. 

A  ftand  (flop)  mora,  !•  interval- 
lum,  2.  (ftation)  feptum,  2. 
ftatio,  3.  (donbr,  fufpenfe)  du- 
bitatio,  3.  haefitatio,  3.  {or  prop) 
fulcrum,  2.  adminiculum,  2.  {or 
benches  raifed  up  high)  fedilia, 
pl.{'fora  candfejiick)  columella,!. 

To  fiand,  fto,  i.  {-ftill)  fto,  I.  con- 
fifto,  3.  fubfifto,  3,  {-in  one  place). 
motor,  I.  commoror,  I.  {-ahout) 
circumfto,  i.  {'affeSlsd)  affici 
{-again/)  rcfifto,  3.  obnitor,  3, 
oppugno,  I.  {-amassed)  obftupeo, 
2.  {'ajlde)  recedo,  3.  fecedo,  3. 
{-af under)  difto,  i.  {-amay  at 
fea)  curfum  avertSrc  {by)  afto, 
I.    aflifto,  3    {-by  or  djpji)  dc- 


\i 


S  T  A 

fendo,  3.  tueor,  2.  {-centry)  di" 
cubias  agcre  {-one'^t  ground)  iiH^ 
dem  vefVigiis  inh^rere  {--bard  iH 
buying)  multis  verbis  licitari  (-/» 
be  hired)  profto,  1 .  {or  perfift  in) 
perfifto,  3.  ( -in  or  coft)  confto,  t» 
{-in  fear)  timeo,  2.  metuo,  3, 
{-in  danger)  periclitor,  I.  (-/* 
need)  egeo,  2.  indigeo,  2.  (•/• 
atve)  revereor,  2.  (-in  doubt)  du- 
bito,  I.  {-for  a  cypher)  pro  ni* 
hilo  clfe  {-good)  vaieo,  2.  {-in  et 
lye)  mendacium  tueri  (-/«  fat 
land)  ad  terram  dirigere  pronM 
{-one  in  /lead)  profum,  juvo,  I. 
{-in  the  way)  obfto,  I.  {-for  S 
p^fon)  alicujus  partes  tueri  {-cdn*' 
didate)  munus  ambire  {-for  ano* 
ther)  alicujus  locum  fupplere,  vic^ 
fiingi  {-iff,  or  be  backward)  ab* 
fifto,  3.  tergiverfor,  i.  (or  jet 
out)  promineo^  2.  exto,  I.  ('Out^ 
or  pcrfift)  perfifto,  3.  (-out  for 
fea)  altum  peierc  {-a  charge)  im- 
petum   fuftinorc    {'ftHl)  qui<UcO| 

3.  {-to  an  a^TTf  tr.^t)  paflis  ftar* 
(-it  out,  oj^rfcvere)  adfto,  U 
perfevero^  t,  (-upon)  infifto,  3» 
infto,  I.  (or  infiii)  pertinslcitetf 
urgSre,  or  defendgre  {-upon  pune'» 
tilios)  de  rebus  levidimis  altercari 
(or  be  confiftent  with)  convenio, 

4.  (-trial)  judicum  arbittio 
caufam  pcrmittcre  (-up  under  a 
load)  onus  fuftincre  {'Up  for  li" 
berty)  liber tatem  vindicare  {-vp 
refpeSlfuUy)  aflUrgere  reverenter 
{-up  for,  as  one  people  for  a'tto- 
ther)  confurgerc  (-it  out,  as  oitft 
people  with  another)  ftfftinere 

To  be  at  ajland  (doubt)  haneo,  2. 
haefito,  I.  dubito,  i,  (as  work) 
pendere,  3, 
Z  3  >^ 


S  T  A 

hjianiard,  vcjtillum,    2.  {-bearer) 
:  vcxiJlarius,  i.  fignifcr,  2.    (-/« 

tViigbt  And  meafure)  norttia  pub- 

lica  (patttrn)  exemplar,  3.  mo- 
.    dulus,  2. 
Af.anaerhy^  aftans 
StaKd.rs,  arborea  incaeduae 
Staff Jing,  ftans 
Afiandmg  place,  ftatio,  3. 
Standing,   ftans  (durable^   ftedfaft) 

^abilis,  fixus,  |)ermaf;ens  (-fcr/;) 

feges,  3.    (-Twrtfr)   ftagnum,   2. 
•    i'^*fi)  ci|>as  tjuotidianus  (-arw)') 

iTiilitia  perpetua 
Standing    out,    cxtans,    prominens 
.    (-refokte)    pcrtinax,     obftiriatus 

(-w^)arreftus,  ere£lus 
A  ftjndiftg,  or  time,  tempos,  3.  aetas, 

3.  {of  a  Jbort  Jiar.ding)   nupsr 

nit  us  or^brtus 
Aftundif>,  Btramentarium,  2. 
A  fijunary,  ftanni  fc^dina 
Afia,:^a,  f<?ries,  5.  ordo,  3. 
Aftttfle,^cm^OT\nmt  2. 
Staple  commodities,  mcrces  priinariae 
.   {fli:ple  of  a  loci)  civum,  2. 
Aftar,  flella,   t.  fidus,   3.  aftrutn, 

2.  [the  day  or  mcrrlrt^  Rar)  vcnos, 

3.  phofphorus,  2.  {BiaTdttgfiar) 
.  cometa,   1.    fteiia    crinita    (/^C'^ 

'^<r)  firias,  2.  canicula,  i.  (the 
/«««  fiars)  vigil iae,  />/.  pkiadcs^ 
^/.  (-/«  writing)  afteriicus 

fu/Zeffars,  fielJatus 

frar  chamber^  camera  ftellata 

The  jiarboa^df  dcxtra  pars 

kfiargaxer,  aftrologus, ). 

jfari/ght,  AiUttdris 

|torri&>  ainyJum,  2.  (-ready  mfide) 
•oayium  aqua  diiotum  / 

Xt^arcbj  anayloimhuere 

\Mrcbedt  assylo  ieobutu^  (fpruccl 
Muoduiusj  aiudiul'culus  (al^cted} 


S  T  A 

pulidu8,homo  aflFeftatis  moilbus, 
affe^latus 

To  fiare^  obtuitu  haerere  [or  look 
wildly)  cfFcrato  afpcftu  intueri 
(-^^o.v/)  oculps  volvere  (as  hair) 
horreo,  2.  inhorefco,  2.  arrigor,3. 

Staring  J  raugb,  hirtus,  horrid  us 
( ^J/r)  arre^ae  comae 

Staring  ivi/d/y,  efferatus 

Staringly^  ferociter 

Starkt  pen  it  us,  omrTino  {blind) 
talpa  caecior  {-cold)  rigens,  fri- 
gorchoirens  {-naked)  prorfusnu- 
dus(»aw^(&/)nequiffimus  {-mad) 
amentifiimus 

Starry,  fteilatus,  fydercos  ('fiy) 
ccelum  ftelhferum 

A/.zr/,f£lru8,4.impetits,4,  motus,2. 

Tojlart  or  gi've  a  fiart,  trepido,  i. 
fubfiiio,  4.  expavefco,  3.  {-back) 
refillo,  4.  (  a  bare)  leporem  ex- 
citars  (a  queftion)  quasilioncm 
prrept>nQrc  {-a point  in  laio)  quae- 
ilionem  de  jure  facere  {or  men- 
t'fon  ;6rft)  infcrre  {-an  opinion) 
opinionem  inferre  (-a  dljjiculty) 
fciupulum  injicere  [or  devijte 
from)  a  propofito  aberrare  {-up) 
profilio,  4.  {or  begin  a  race,  &c.) 
in  curfum  fe  dare 

S^arf.ng,  ox ftartijh^  meticulofus 

^flurungplace,  meta,  i.  rcpagula,^/. 

To Jiartle,  trepldo,  I.  expavetco,  3. 
{01  make  one  to  ftarrle)  territo, 
I.  i:ec  opinantem  opprimere 

Startlrd,  repcntino  motu  trcpidans 

Sttiftiing,  trcpidans  (making  afraid) 
terrirans,  pavorem  injiciens 

Toflarve  <wifb  bunger,  fame  necare 
{-a  tcwn)  oppldum  fame  premere 
{^'.r  be  ftaivtd  with  huntje  )  tame 
cnccari  (-with  cold)  orae  t'rigorc 
hoirere  (-«  (aufe)  cauiaxD  frAudaie 


S  ' 

Starved   loitb    bun 

{-with  cold)  frigo 

Starving  ivitb  bung 

Aftate  (condition)  ( 

tu8,4.  fortuna,  i, 

3.  infti^utum,  2. 

ordo,  3.  (charge  < 

3.     dignitas,     3. 

regnum,  2.  impei 

lic.^,  I.   {-ijffain) 

fljew^niagnificinc 

apparatus,  4.  poi 

ficcntia,  i. 

A  ftateroom,  camera 

lfc£liis  ad  pompan 

To  take  fiate,  fuperb 

Tc  live  in  fiate,  maj 

^/tff^i  (nobility)  pre 

Tbe  fiatts  general, 

ciarum  foeoeratar 

To  ftate  (regulate) 

deror,  2.  temporo 

definlo,  4.   {-an 

inter  fe  conferre  ( 

ftionem  proponei 

Stated,  ordinatus 

Statelinejs,  onagnific 

Stalely, mzgni^cMS,  \ 

elat^,  magnificc, 

AJlatefman,politicx 

Statics,  flatice,  «, 

Stating,  ordinan'*^  < 

A  fiat  ion,  ftatio,   3 

or  office)  munus, 

Tofiationj  in  ftatio 

Stationers,  (compan 

AfiationtTy  chartop 

Ajiatuary,  ftatuari 

Statuary,  (art)  fcul 

A  ftatue  (image)  ^ 

lacrum,  2-  (ignui 

fignum  socum  ( 

cercA 


T  E 


TE 


S  T  E 


itura,  I. 

I  confentaneus 

leges 

n,  2.  ftatutoai,  a. 

•  {-of  f^arliament\ 

urn,  n. 

Ho,  3.  protslo,  I. 

Mcces)  fr.-ingo,   3. 

berief)  dolw  fun- 

us,  propulAis  (-to 

of  a  barrel)  affula 


apedimentum,  2. 
ying  in  a  {^lace) 
p)  fulcrexn,  2.  (or 
lira,  2. 

anco,  2.  rcmoror, 
I.  irorcr,  1,  {or 
!0,  2.  fifta,  3.  («r 
I.  coerceo,  j.  {or 
4,  placo,  I.  {-tbt 
n  depeli^fC  {or 
{'for)  prseftolor, 
{or  loiter)  cunc- 
I.  {-aivayy  abdTe 
detentus (curbed) 
ibitus  (appcafed) 
ip)  fufFultus  {-for) 
grave,  fober)  fe- 
erius,  conftajis 
aviter 
tator,  3. 

^ansj  prs/^olans^ 
t)  nixus,  innixus 
ntatio,  3. 
3rax  nexilis 
scus,  2.   (ififtead 

firmus 
conftantcr 
5,  3.  ftrmius,  3 


SttaJy,  €rmus,  ftabilis,  fixin  j      cifcor,  3.  pergo^  3.  rtdo,  3.  i(er 

/\/ieak,  ofTuIa,  1.  hcht  ^   , 

To  JImI {rob)  taror,  i.  Ittrocinor,  i.  Steerage^  Jfeerittg',  fubernatio,  3. 
{'Otvay)    Icccdo,    3.     clancuhim  ^/c^^/i^e,  ntucleri  ftatio 
Mc  fubJac^rc  {-a  marriagi)  nup- ,  Steered^  gubernatut,  reilus 
tias  clandeftinas  cclcbrarc  {-into) .  A/<fer/iwtf«,gubernitor,  3.  nauclcrut 


xrrepo,  3.  {-or  infinuatc  into)  in 
finuo,  I.  (-a look)  furtim  afpic?re 
{-uf>oM  uftatvares)  imprudent!  ob- 
rcjiere 

Kfieaier^  fur,  3.  lafro,  3* 

A  ^talingy  diicptio,  3.  fpolktio,  3 

Gi'veH  to  fiealingy  furax 

Stealinglyy  clanculum,  clam 

Pertaining  tojiealtby  furtivus 

Afieawj  vapor,  3.  balitas,  4. 

To  ff earn,  exhalo,  i.  Taporo,  r, 

Stedfafl,  {ttfle^fafi 

A  jieedy  equus,  2.  fopipet,  %* 

Steely  chalybs,  3. 

Of  pel,  chalybeius 

A  Jiecl  {to  rfrik?  fire)  ignarium,  2. 
{'for  a  butcher)  inftruraentiun  ex 
chalybe  fungens  vice  cotis 

A  fteelyardf  flatera,  i. 

To  fteelf  chalybe  temperare  {-^ne'i 
face)  OS  induere 

Steeled^  cbalybe  tempcratus  (  in  im 
pudince)  pcrfriftsB  fjontis 

AfietleitOy  fica,  i» 

Steep,  praeceps,  praeruptus  (afcend> 
ing)  acclivis  (defcendiog)  declivis 

A  fieep  place,  praecipitium,  2. 

To  fieep,  macero,  i. 

Steeped,  maceratus,  mollitiia 

Ajkfping,  maceratio,  3. 

A  fleeple,  tempH  pyramis . 

Steeply,  praerupi^ 

Steepn^s  {-of  afcent)  accliTitas^  3.. 
(-*/•</*/<:*«/)  declivitas,  3. 

A  Psert  juvcncu8,  a. 

Tofletr  (govern)  guberno,  i.  im 
pero,  T,  rcgo,  3.  rerum  habenat 
gubernarc.  (-^//  mrfe)    profi 


Tbefiem  {-of  a  plant  or  h^rb)  catilis^ 
3.  fcapot,  2.  {or  ftock  of  a  tree) 
trvncus,  2.  {-of  corn)  culmus,  2* 
ilipula,  1.  (race  or  parenfage) 
ftirpi,  X,  progenies,  5.  prOfapia^ 
I.  familia,  1.  genus,  3.  ftemma*" 
3.  (-ofajhip)  roftfum,  2. 

To  f..m  {or  ftop)  retardd,  i.  re« 
primo,  3«  coerceo,  2.  fifto^  3^ 
cohibeO)  2. 

To  grno  to  mjlem^  c^ulefco,  3. 

A/tench,  fmtof,  3.  {-of  a  thing  burnt. 
Arc.)  nidor,  3,  {-of  a  foul  brtatb) 
halitQs  graveolentia,  j. 

A  Jleittorean  •voice,  vox  ftentorea 

A^J^fp  (pace)  paffus,.  4,  greflfui,  4* 

A  fiep  or  footfiip,  veftigium,  2. 

Stepi  of  t  laddet,  climafter^  3* 
(before  a  door)  podium,  2« 

Theftep  of  a  door,  limen,  3. 

Step  by  flep,  gradatim  . 

A Jhp father,  vitricui  {-mother)  no- 
▼crca,  I.  {-fin)  prifignus,  1* 
{-dsughtor)  privigna,  4* 

To  fiep,  gradior,  3.  inccdo,  3.  (er 
90  to  a  place)  pergo,  3*  ptofi- 
cifcor,  3.  (-<r//#r)  fegoor,  3. 
{-alai^  with)  comitor,  I.  (-« 
Jboar)  in  tcrram  egredi  {^afidi) 
fe^eid'o,  3,  (-it  away)  gr^jliun  ac» 
cclcrare  (or  tread. awry)  diftofti* 
calceis  incedere  {'bifcfUi  redeo,  4. 
regre^ior,  ^.^-befye^  praecedo,  3. 

! -between)  jnter  alios  inced^re 
-/^d«f)praBterirealiquem  {-dovm} 
deicendo,  3.  {-forth  or  forward 
procedo,  3.  ^'f^iV  \?i^^^  % 


S  T  I 

inked  for)  fupervenlo,  4.  {^ofy 
or  a^ay)  difccdo,  3.  (-o;t  or  apace) 
gradum  accelerare  {-.ut)  egredior, 
3.  {out  df  the  way)  locum  dare 
(-over)  tranfeo,  4.  (-/o  ore)  ali- 
quem  adire  {-Joftly)  lento  gradu 
inccdcre  (-throt/prh)  per«rado,  3. 
{-ufuier)  iubeo,  4.  (-1/^)  afcendo, 
3.  (-//^«w)  fupe-gredior,  4. 

^ade  ^vttb  Jicpi,  gralatus 

^fteppir.g,  giadatio,  3.  {-cjide)  fe- 
ccfliis,  4.  (-iw)  ingrcffus,  4.  (-un- 
looked  for)  adventio  inopinatui 

Bteril^  fteriiis 

Sterility ^  fterilitas,  3. 

Sttrlirtg^  bona  et  Jcgalis  ffloneta, 
fterJingum,  2. 

Stern ^  feverus,  tetricus,  durui 

Thefieyn,  navis  d^rus 

Sfern/y,  totvp,  auftcre 

Sfsmefs^  totrvitas^  3,  aufteritas,  3. 

•Sternutation,  i«e  fnencfrg 

A/hxv  (fi/h  pond)  pifcina,  i.  (-^n) 
aiithepfa,  1.  («-  bawdy  Jioufc) 
iwpinar,  3, 

"Tojieja  ineat,  caroem  lento  igne  co- 
<jucre  (or  put  Jnto  a  fret)  irrito^i. 

Afieivard,  procurator,  3. 

ifjufe fit^soardt  euntor  doni^fticus 

Lordftevcmrdftftbthnfi  boufehold, 
^omjnu;  leQefchalJuc  hoipitii 
i'^m^ni  regis 

A  Jhtvifj'dfttJp,  n^QQUf  pfncuratoris, 
d4'penfaiio,  3.  civaiiQ,  3.  admi- 
fifoatio,  3. 

^  Jh^p  ^i^Miiy^  a*  t^icvlumi  2. 
i^^^Jwm,  a,  fcipju),  3.  (young 
F^?^)  virgultum,  2.  {of  liC0rijp) 
♦  fa^.'X^y.cynhizae  {-if  rpfef^ary) 
f^r'iS  ff}^rip'^  raipufcuTujs {-offeal- 
jf9g  wax)  ftrss  ^gnatorise  yirguja 


i#///r,J  (fU)'^gQ,  3.  af^go,  3.  (-»/» 
/'//<>»«')    praefigo,   3.    (,c!eavc   to) 


St  I 

defigo,  3.  (  aty  doubt)  bar (i to,  x 
dubito,  I*  {a  band  at  marked) 
vix  emptores  rcperire  {cr  put 
between)  inierfefo,  3.  (-4;>  or 
fupport)  fuftineo,  2.  fuAento,  i. 
(  hy  the  ribs)  nutriraentum  pra- 
bcre  {'in)  infigo»  3.  {in  rliud) 
in  luto  haerere  {-in  the  grotfnd) 
defigo,  3.  {fa/ii  cr  be  fixed  in) 
inlideoj  2.  (or  jut  o/v/)  promjneo, 
t.  exfto,  I.  (-ocrf  or  refufe)  re» 
cufo»  1.  renuo,  3.  {-to  a  thing) 
fe  ad  aliqujd  apRlicare 

Stickedy  Bxus,  affixus 

A  ftickiftg  uttt§,  adhzfio,  3. 

Tojitckie,  laboro,  1.  muUum  agere 
{'/or  a  per/on)  ab  aliquo  flare 
{'for  tf^tfr/y)  parti  fludere  (-/<>/• , 
//^gr)  libertatei  tindicare 

A  flicking,  fludiom,  2. 

Sffcky,  Tifcofus,  tifcidus 

Afliefirbf^s,  bara,  i. 

Stiff  (not  pliable)  rigens,  rigidu^ 
(beoummed)  torpens,  torpidus 
(ioexo/able)  incxorabilis  (obfti- 
nate^refolute)  pertiaax»  pervicax, 
contufsax  (full  of  aH^ie^tatlon) 
jiimiam  elegantiaio  afTedlans  (ri- 
gid, fevtrc)  afper,  a^erbus,  ri- 
fldus,  4urus,  feverus  (in  draw- 
ing>  writing,  ^c.)  exquiiltius 
elaboratu$(0r  ftrong)  vaIidus(-iifC' 
ked)  pertinax,  con tu max 

Tv  bejiijff  rigeo,  2,  torpeo,  2, 

^Tofiijcn,  indjuroy  l.  duro,  i.  {-with 
gum)  guiQmi  fublinere 

Stiffened,  rigens 

i'j"^,  rigide,  obftinate 

^nffnefs^  rigor,  3.  {or  numnefs)  tor- 
por, 3.'  (obftinacy)  pertinacia,  i. 

t9ftifie,  fufFoco,  I.  {-a  report)  fa- 
mam  comprimere  (or  co.iccal) 
Cclo,,l.  te£0,  J. 


t'iffl^d,  fuffocatus 

Ajiiffiings  fuffbcatio,  3. 
'^i/'jTKjf.'/aje  (mark  with  ho 

ingfTTitc  not^re  (brand   rf 

fa  my)  fsmam  aliciijas  lie; 
i'r^ffs^i^d,  *^tginaticus 
A/Jjf  dim  ax,  3^  fepTUfn, 
A  tuofj^le,  fci'tism  iftifi^ilc 
Ajfh'*  (in  Wrilirg)  (ttjiyfe 
T9  ^i/f,  dencmirty,  I.   voco^ 
AJiilingt  appeJUtio^  3, 
StiU  (yet,  con^inuatly)   idhu 

amnunij  lilidLi^ 
S til!  {aim t  quiet)  ttanquillu 

cidus,  feddtus,  qtiicius,  ic 
Tohtffiiiy  filco,  a. 
Stili^n^   abortivui 
Afftlit  aiembicus,  1, 
Ta  paiy  (cairn  or  pacify)  p 

fcdo,  1.  mulceo,  2.  lenicj 
T&JfjlI,  fee  10  ^^i7f 
Stiilii^  pacadusn  fe^atvi 
Sfii^t  fcdate,  tranquiUe 
Srilliufit  qui«*»  3<  rerenitit, 
5f?/ff,  grali«j  pi* 
f^alker  on  fliltt^  grillatotj  Ji 
To  pimuhti^  ftimulo,  1,  incij 
StiittuUtedy  flrimuiatus,  impn 
A  J^fmklatmgjlimulittimi,^i^^ 
A  ^irtgf    Aimulua,  2.  acok 

fpkuliLim,   2..    iTicitanientii 

(^  ^cwfcimee)   angor^   Ji  1 

confcientise 
Tff  ping,  pHDgo>  3-  {to  k  p' 

rojtfiience)  mencU  male  fils 

fciic  angonbus  coniiej 
Havings fii}^ J  aculeatus 
Stingfd,  compunditSp  ftirooli 
Sn'ti^ingf  Himulans  (attj.)  Jlbn 

Sfingif^y^  ptuiaim^  fevcre 
Stittgififfs,  nimia  parfioionf* 
Stittgt'lyf  petparcd,  ibl^id<= 


$T  I 


S  T  O 


>r»  3.  faditas,  3. 

tteo,  2.    (-w»;y  much) 


tidus,  putidus,  olidus 
incide,  fcetide 
Utio,  3.  modus,   s. 
limit,  refirain,  curb 
ipendium,  2. 
}  ftipcndiarius,  2« 
<(ns,  adCringens 
ftipulor,  t.  pacifcor,  3 
ftipulatio,  3.  ptftio,3. 
ftipulator,  3. 
rt.  tvmoItQs,  4* 
'c)  fe  movere  (-«^  cr 
)r©voco,  I.   irtito, 
jceflb,  3.  {•upt9angtf) 
ib,  3.    (-tt^    feiUtioH) 
conunovere,   or  con- 
^ufiKefs)  fummo  Audio 
re(«r  circulate)  abundo^ 
r,  I.    [-.out  ef  doori) 
re,  »r  txire  {-up)  fuf- 
the  JSre)  focam  exci- 
MMirn)  hutnores  com- 
MA  fiumps)    ocidt    fc 
Aalce)  agttOj  i»  (.a 
erfare 

',  tnmaltuor,  i«     ' 
*'  (or  tumult)  tumul* 
flicttlty)  aegre,  vix 
d)  motus,  commotuE 
iiritatua,     ioftigatUE 
tui  {-abcut)  agitatus 
agttabillt 
irator,  3. 
h  Ic&o  furgf^re 
»eitati<i,  3.  (<noving) 
irovoklng)  infti^atio, 
igitatio,  ^. 
'«T»  diJigcjis 
tp,  ftapec,  £/;>,  «r. 
ing)  futura,   1.  (>/« 
ritia^  3.  Uteris  4olor 


To/iitcb,  fuo,  3.  confuoy  3. 
Thorough  fit tch^  omnino 
To  go  tkoro*  ftitch^  pfrficio,  3. 
Sticbtd,  ftitchtf  futiis,   confutui 
A  ft  tubing  J  futura,  1. 
Aftitbyy  incus,  «i//i  j  /. 
Tofiivg  with  beat,  fuffbco,  i, 
Stived  up^  aertu  pene  fuflfocatus 
A  fiiving  beat,  asftus,  4, 
Stivittg  bet,  calidiflimus 
A  fiock  (ftump)  truncus,  !•  ftipes, 
3.  (family)  profapTa,  1.  familia, 
I.  genus,  3.  ftemma,  3.  (eftate) 
tes,  pi,  hon»,  p/,  cen(us^4.  {-of 
foods)  copia,  I.  varietas,  3.  \-'of 
CAttle)  pccuariae,  pi,    (of  flicep) 
ovjaria,   1,  {or  fund  of  money) 
nummorum    vis,    pecnnis    cu- 
mulus {.for  an  anvil)  fulcrum,  2. 
(•/tf  graft  upon),  talea,  J.  {-to  loan 
upon)   fulcimen,    3.  {.of  card*) 
fafclculus    ci)artarum    pi£larum 
(-lock)  fera  ligno  catato  inferta 
{-of  a  gun)  lignum  caratum  in 
quo  iiftula  fnrtritur 
Of  the  fame  fiock,  gentilia 
A  fiock  gUiiflnJuery  leucoton,  s. 
Sticks  for  building  jhipt,  lignea  eom- 
F^ages  in  qua  naves  conftrui  foJent 
(-/or  punijbment)  cippus,  ».  nu- 
mella,  i. 
To  fiock,  or  furnifb,  ioftnio,  3.  fup- 
P5<*ito,   r.  {-job)  fordbus   pccu- 
niariia  negotiari   (or    root    out) 
eradico,  i. 
A  Jfock  jobber,  fortibut  fecuoia^iis 

negotiant 
Stocked funiifiM>d,(i>^]i^tA\tztMit{'WUh) 
goods)  meraibus  inftruaua  (rooted 
up)  cradicatus 
Afiock'ittg,  furmfiiimf,  foppeditatio, 
J.  {or  iiofe)  tibiiilc,!^.  caljga,  i, 
A  /tf/f,  ftoicus 
Stoically,  &ok.9 


S  T  O 

^toicifm,  (foiclfmas 

Afio/e,  ftola,  t,  palla,  i. 

5/o/f  «,furrep  J  u  s,  fu  bd  uft  us(-^«odi)rcf 

furtiva  {-hours)  horac  fubfecivae 
Having fioLn,  furatus 
Tbefiomjcb,  flomachus,  2.  {or  appe- 
tite) appetitus,  4.  fames,  3.  (an- 
ger) ira,  I.    (courage)   animus, 
2.  virtos,  3. 
To  have  afiomacb,  efurio,  4. 
To  get  a  fhtnacb,  ftomachum  acuere 
Tofiomacb,  indignor,  t.  irafcor,  3. 
Afiomacber,  pe£!orale,  3. 
Stomacbful,  animofus,  feroz 
Stomachic,  ftomacho  gratus 
A  fione,  lapis,  3.  {fiint-)  filcx,    3, 
{rock)  fazam,  2.  petra,  i.  {load-) 
magnes,  3.  (pebble-)  calculus,  2. 
{pretiottS')  gemma,  r,    (pumice-) 
pnmex,  3.  (whet-)  cos,  3.  (foucb-) 
coticula,  r,  lapis  lydius. 
Tofione  (or  throw  flones)  lapido,  T* 
fapiMibus  obruere'(dr  rid  a  place 
of  f^ones)  elapidoi  .!•     - 
Afione(-oft»ool)  qoatuordeciffl  librSB' 

{-of  meat)  ofhkjibras 
Tbofione  (difeafe)  caleulas,  2* 
Having  tbeftone,  calcvlofus 
Tbefiones,  tefticnli^  pU 
^ffione,  lapidaus,  fazeui 
\poHKutier,  lapicida,  4,  Wtm 
Stout  dead,  peniti^s  emortuus 
A  Jlone  quarry,  lapicidioa,  i« 
A  fiouit  mafon,  latomus,  2« 
Stoned,  lapidatus^  elapidatoc 
Stony,  petrofus,  lapidofua 
Afioningf  lapidatio,  3, 
A  fiocl,  fclia,  1.  fedes,  3,  (tkrccy 

footed)  tripus,,  3. 
Footfiool,  fcabellum,  t« 
Ciofefiool,  lafanum,  2. 
A  ^ool,  or  g'i'ir.g  ">ficol,  alVw,  s^ 

To   go   tt  fo^ly  ilM\3LlB.  >S.X<itVK^\*X^    Vj* 


S  TO 

X»  ftoop^  inclinoy  i»  proclina,  f  * 
{or  cringe)  fcrvilitcr  flcdere  ffr 
fukmittJIre 

Stooped f  incljnatui 

Stooping,  inclinis,  pronus 

AJfoopifigf  inciinatio,  3, 

A  ftop  (hindrance)  mora,  i,  im- 
pedimentum,  2.  (paufe)  pawfa.  i. 
(point)  punftuai,  2.  {JuU^)  peri- 
odus,  2. 

^obtat  afi&py  confifto,  3. 

^0  flopy  ptohibeo,  t.  coerceo,  1, 
impedio,  4,  (-«  journey)  iter  in- 
terclodgre  (-t  Iwfemjs)  fift^rt 
alvum  (-/ie  breath)  fpiritum  In- 
terclodcre  (w  lUnd  ftill)  cond- 
ncre  gradnm  (the  ears)  inif! 
<laudere  (-the  month)  os  obftro- 
^re  {'cbinhs)  o)}K^o,  i.  (cr  ctafc 
from)  defifto,  3.  (-i/j  tmj^^) 
ipiritum  fofpendere  {-blood)  fan- 
guinem  reprim^e  (-a  couf^h)  luf- 
fim  reprimlSre  (-mm  i^  lik  «^,/) 
•ogerc  in^tum  coofifiire  (-k^) 
<)bftn)o.  5.  oppilo,  I.  {'vp,  fiU 
«r  ftuff)  impleo,  s.  replco^  2. 
(-»^  #W(5f)  Vi«n  intercludfet  (w 
tarry)  m,br)9r,  i.  cuaflor,  i^  {§r 
aflWagk)  pacp,  x.  fedo,  t.  {^^ith 
fo'mts)  pun^is  diftiag«€re 

^Jhppage,  obftruaio^  J,  (-^/piiwy, 
&c.)  retentioy  }. 

^eppedy  oirfiotiwitb  points,  iatet- 
piuiAuSy  (hindered)  impeditns 
(«flwaged)  fedatut,  pacatVG  (fup- 
pxroed)  repreflfut*  coerdtnt  (ar 
ihut  op)  occlnfut  («r  fiUcA  up) 
i«plettii 

^Jfopper^or/toppiefChtvTMm^T.tu  m ,  a , 

Stringy  impedUnSy  retardifii 

Afiopping  of  the  breathy  fuffbcatio,  |. 
(or  holding  of  the  breath)  tttxn- 
tio  hall  tut 

^^*  (plenty^  abucdantia,  i»  topij, 


S  T  0 

1#  (pro?i(i6n)  pemis,  3.  comme-^ 

»tus,  4,  (military-)   belli  inftru- 

nteninm  et  apparatus 
TopAret  fuppedltOj  It 
Tohanefiore,  abando,  i.  affluo,  3. 
Sforeii^  fuppeditatus,  repofitus 
A  flwiboufey    armarium,  2.    (-for 

t^iSiuals)  promptuariumy  2.  (-for 

£rrffirii/r)armamcntarium,2.  {-keep- 

^r]  conHus,  2, 
Sion'iSf  fabalae 
AJJorkf  ciconia,  i. 
Afi^rm,  procellii,  i.  tempeflas,  3. 

(-cjf  rtf/fl)  nimbus,  2.  (-of  tvirJ) 

luibo,  3.  (tumult)  tuniultuSj  4. 

fediiio*  3.  (violent  aiTault)  Te- 

hetnens  aggrefllo 
To  fiijfm  (rail)  debacchor,  i .  furo, 

^i(-«  temit)  totis  viribus  oppidum 

oppagnare 
Etunrndt  CXfrngitatUS 
SttrwTft  procellofiiB,.  nimbofut 
A  fi^ry,   hlfbimzy  I.  aarratio,   i* 

fabiihi,  !•  (if  lie)  raendacium,  2. 
Sfraffgijloij,  ret  want  diffai 
T*  ttfljUrief,  fabaW,^  r. 
A  fisry  in  buildinr^  ubulatuiq,  2. 
A  #1^^  (hothoiue)  vaporarimn,  %, 

(Jirr-grate)  craticvla  f^s 
St9tit  (ovnrageoos)  ftrtnuus,  fortis, 

intfcpidat  (fferce,  proud)  ferox, 

fafHdiofus  (ftroog,  vigorous)  va- 

lidiM,  robuftus 
Stout  (beer)  cercfiia  generofa 
Sunt  hearted^  magnanimus 
Stsufi^  (courageoufly)  ftrenuo,  for- 

tk*r,    intrepid^   (proudly)  faiti- 

dkufe  (^onglv)  vaiide 
Siiititnefg  (courage)  fortitudo,  3.  vir- 

£u$,  3.  (haughrinela)  arrogantia^ 

1.  (ftrength)  robur»  3.  vires, />4I 
To  J?  JUT,  loco,  i.colloco,  I. 
SrmvMge  (-room)   repofitorii    capa- 

iiiA.1  ("money)  locarium,  z. 


S  T  R 

Starved,  locatns,  repoiitua 
Tojiradalef  varico,  1. 
Stradlirtgf  varicus,  divaricatui 
Tojlraggle,  vagor,  i.  erro,  u 
Afiragler^  tvro,  3.  vagus,  2. 
StragliKgf  palans,  errans 
Straight  (not  crooked)  regies 
rtdtus  ('irprigbt)  cTt^Qt  (di 
adv.)  Te€&,  reaS,    dircae 
procerus  (narrow)  (ttjirair 
Straight  againjl,  e  regione  (  k 

ad  amufllm 
Toftraigbten,  reftum  faccrc 
Straightttifs,  fee  tallnefs 
Sttaigbtii'aY,  mox,  ftatlm 
A  firain  (flrctchlng)  cootentM 
(in  fpeakingor  writing) %!■ 
(•ofthejirefos)  nerronuD  ii 
tio  {-in  mufic)  fuavis  modol 
Tojhain  (ftretch)  intendo,  3.( 
kedof,  3.    (bind  hard)  comp 
3.  coarfio,  I.  conftfiago,  ; 
prcff  out)  exprimo,  3.  (or 
pel)  cogo,  3.  compello,  3. 
ftretch  a  point)  plus  jofto 
qoere  {4iquids)  percolo,  h 
labour  bard)  enitor,  3.  bi 
iriribv9  ap.ere  (-a  joint)  lux^ 
(-a  6new)  nervun  iatendert 
5/rAffA/,con(lria:us ;  expreflSi^ 
colatii»;  diftortuSj  luxinu 
Afiraher,  colum,  2.  faccus,* 
Mtrainiftg,  conftringeni 
Ajhaining  or  firetcbiitgt  inteofi 

(or  premng  out)  expreffio 

Strait  (nariow)     anguftus,  f 

(-banded)  deparcus,  tenax  (-i 

oimis  fcrupulofus 

Aftrait  (difficulty)  diflScttltai» 

Strai^  (waat)  inopia,  i.  paop" 

3.  (narrow  feaa,  &c.)  fretoJ 

auguftiae,  f>/.  (-ofGihralter 

turn  Gad^tanum  or  Hcrcuta 

Tofiraiten,  arao,  u  coarfto, 


K 


ligeo,  ft.  \Aflf4»bh€rry,  fragum,  ».  l^trti)  af- 

us,  aoguflatiu    I      butue,  &• 

Of  the  firawhfrry  trse,  arbuteut 
Siravy,  flranriineas 
Aftray,  beftia  errant 
Tojhrayf  crro,  i.  vagor,  z* 
Strayed,  erratic  us,  vagatst 
Ajfrsftttg,  erratio,  3.  vagatio,  3.     1 
A  ftreak,  ndius,  2.  [-of  /i  wMj 

canthtu,  2, 
Toftriokf  varjo  colore  Interftingu&t 
Strfokrd,  Tario  colore  interftm^utf 

radUtus 
Afiream,  fluenttim,  2.  flumen,  3. 
AfmaUJtreitm,  rivulus,  2, 
Toftnam,  orJi<m>.  ^iUng^  flutto,    l» 
fldo,  3.  proBuo,  3.  l&f,  3.  (-o«r) 
ctfflnoy  3*  epiano,  i. 
Afireamer,  vexillum,2.  Bgnuip,  2, 
Streaming,  fluervi,  floicans 
Streamingly^  flucfvtcr,   profpert 
Aftreet,  vicos^  2.  plateii}  I* 
^fTM/  iyfiriety  plateatijtn 
Stre/gh?,  i^tfiraigbt  and  /rjrif 
Strenph,  robur,   3.  vires,  //,    fit- 
jnitas,   3.  fanitasy  3*    vigor,  3, 
fortitude,  3.  (force)  vis,  3.  vir- 
tuSy  3.  (power)  pot^ntia,  x,  po 
tei^as,    3.    (-o/"  a  place)  rnxxm- 
mciiXttvn,  2,  prxfidioo),  2.  ('of 
anarpment)  vis,  3.  pooduSy  3. 
Full  of  firtngtht  ncrwofua 
Of  grrat firengt}),  ffficax 
7o  Jtrengtbent  confirmo,  i,  {-a  place) 
munio^  4.  {-tbefght)  vifum  acu- 
gre 
Strengthened,  confirmatus  5  munitus, 

vailarus 
A  ftrengthetitrg,  confirmation  3. 
Strenuous,  ftrenuus,  fortis 
Strenuoujly,  valide,  fortiier 
Strenuoufnejsy  fortitudo,  3,  vis,  3, 
The  firefi  (chief  point)   cardo,    3. 
fumma,  cajput,  3.  [*of  weather) 


ilf 

!«• 

/,  canthae,  a. 

pa,  I.  littoa,  3* 

3,  2.  pHca,  X* 

ipingfcre 

ixua 

lienua  (far  fctch- 

(odd,   comison) 

(fbj^  di/Uainful) 

IS,     fupercUiolus 

iros,     mirabilis^ 

iraculuflD,  2.  por- 
in)  homo  mirus 
;,  frigid^    . 


I,  3.  (Aifiefs)  fa 
mounciatiop)  pere- 

1,  x»  peregrin Q9, 
metapb,)  ignotusj 
imperltus,  alienus 
>,  1.  ftrangulo,  x. 
;o  interixnere 
latus 
icatio.  3. 
ingoria,  i. 
z. 

oleos,  2. 
irtgo,  3. 
igcma,  3. 
yerfurua 
3.  palea, 
2,  ftipola,  I.  (^r 
z. 
;us 

ramentitios 
,  nihili,  fat:  lis 
r  melinus 


[.,0 


«  T  R  S  T  ft 

tenpeftai^  f»  prbce]ja,  if. 

A  fireteBf  firttehingf  diflentiay  j.. 

T«  /r<ffi&,  tendo^  3.  extta^p.  ij^* 
tendo,  3.  pon-jgo^  1^  {-stttai) 
expando,  3.  difpaodo,  j;  j[ir  en- 
large) dilato,  1.  (-«»r,  orl^eit- 
teaded)  profendoTy  3,  (•«ri^ 
f^ynitf)  pandiclilor^  i; 

expaafus  («r  efilamid}  oU^to* 
J£vy  iefiretcUdt  da^Hl 
A  firetcbltmt  difteati^  3.  (yMr^ 

Sng)  paxiiicalatioy  3. 
Tp  firew,  4>a^,  3.  («r  fpriBkle^ 

afpcrgo,  3. 
Strewed,  ftratuv  alj^at 
AftretifiMg,  fparfib,  3.  a/perfio,  j^ 
Stricken  (offtrike)  percuflus  (-<>«&() 
repercuflas{-^*A!/f)iUif«(wfotwi) 
dcje^tps  (-fa^fl  atat*  prove£(as 
{-aa)  deletuf   (-w/ifr  furprixe} 
attoDitvt  (-/Arw^^)  traoafixua 
i^rrx'af  (clofc)  ardus  (dtad)  eea^s 
(accurate)  accuratus  (preclie,  fov* 
mal)  aafe^tui  (rigid,  feme)  fU 
gidus,  afpcr^  feverua 
nth  ajhi&  m,  attenti 
Vitb  a  firia  band,  arfte 
^/r/<f7^,    ar£l$,    fanuliaritcii,   (cr- 
aiafy,  accurately)  ac<;arat4,    cx- 
quifite    fpredfcly,    formally)  af- 
feaatc  (rigidly,  fevcrcly)  rigidd 
fevere 
5m<*?»r/J(-o/yr/e«<^/j&)faTniliarita«, 
3.  ncceffitudo,  3.  (exadltnefs)  ac- 
curatio,    3.    (precifenefs)   afFec-^ 
tatio,  3.(rigidnef8,  fpvertty)  rigor^^ 
3.  afperitas,  3.  fevtritaa,  3, 
AftriSiure^  ifrifiura,  i. 
A  ftride,  paiTus,  4.  gradiis,  4. 
Toftride,  varico,  i.  {•acrofs^  or  wer\ 
fpatium  diilentis  cruribus  xnetirk 
A  priding^   diftentio  ct>\x\i'cci 


rSfrf?,  '3^T^\HtIV|  ^v^\'»J\* 


T-Ji 


S.T  R 

ptJltffirifet  rizoTus 

giftnke  or  htfiely  modiut,  i, 

WTeftriktf  csdo,  3.  fcrio^  4.  (.6«f 
of  a  Uft)  endo,  3.  (as  a  boric) 
caldUfo^  1'.  (or  affeft)  fee  tfjr5 
#«rfoiuidy  as  a  clock)  iboo,  i. 
1^  WM/ifTf)  rado,  3.  derado, 
(-It  one)  peto,  3.  impeto, 
•donor,  4.  (-«0  aim  cr  atumpc 
ibrdo)  Conor,  i.  inoJior,4.  (daib 
jjgainft)  aUidio,  3.  (  A«i)  repelJo, 
5.  (-«iMii;«nr)  padicor,  3.  (-^Aci/) 
«sco^  I.  excaecoy  i.  (-^)  ignem 
dicSr*  (-i«  ^Vrrs)  diffiiogo,  3 
(i^  drive  /»?c)  infigo,  3.  (  e>?^ 
pnecido,3*cx^cindo,j.  (-ofiTrhe 
&ead)  dccollo,  I.  (-•/#  *^)  ga- 
leram  ezcot&e  (ar  bloroot)  dieleo, 
S.  czpongo,  3.  oWitero,  1.  {-fi'-i) 
«da  deducere  (-fiwvjrir^)  trans- 
ibdi^  4.  ^-15^  or  hepn)  indpio; 
3.  iggredior,  4*  (-lotff)  Ubcr^ 
nanb  incliaaxc  (-i^  M^)  Inp- 
pUnto,  T. 

Afirzkr,  polfator,  3. 

AjhiMi^t  poUJtio,  3.  pcrcniSo,  3. 
{-iad^  repcrcuifioy  3. 

Afrifkie,  radios,  ft.  radola,  i. 

A  firings  fomoilas,  1.  Ugala^i. 

Strings  ifr—t%y  fibrx,  ^.  (-ot  mu- 
fical  inftnurcnrs)  fides,  fi. 

^[htfiriMgwfaJart,  amentum,  3. 

Thjfn^  MM  inftrmmcMt^  nenrot  iptarc 
(sr  reften   a    dart)   amento,    i. 
{^-ftarhi)  filo  coa(4:ren:   gemmas 
{-tbiogs  together)  res    fttnicnloi 
trajeAo  conne^re 

StrtMgedt  filoin^j^us 

S^iigyf  fibris  almnduis 

Afirtf*  fruftttlu«,  a. 

9'^,^*'^  ipolics  I,  denudo.  1 


ST  R 


(in 


S  T  U 

r.  far  mafij)  confoIidO|  I. 
Stnmglyy  fortitcr,  vaLde 
I'ofiromf  ftcmo,  i. 
To  bsjrruck  in  a  teap,  percelli 
AJhuShtre,  aeJificiaaiy  2,  (^  1 

^rudion)  ftrufiuxa,  i. 
^J^^S^y  conaias,  4.  contentio 


A  frripe,    P^g*>    »•    i^us,  4. 
colours)  virga  varii  coloris 

Full  cf  Jrr'ttts^  plagofus 

Tofirifej  liocis  varii  colarls  difiio- 
gucre 

Strjttd,  lineis  Tarii  colons  dfftin^tus 

Srrtfj>fJ,  firi/ft,  fpoliar-js,  cxutus 

A,  Jiri/f:rgy  fyohzzlOf  5.  d:repiio,3. 

Aj!rip/igg,zd6U{ccas,  3  ephebas,x. 

Tcfirt^fe^  Conor,  i.  efiitor,  3.  mo- 
lior,  4*  {-ags-rfi)  oboitor,  3.  re- 
fifid,  I.  {-her J)  obnixe  moliri 
['ttgetaer)  concerto,  x.  coaAigo,3. 

Having  f:rrv€Hf  nizct 

Sfrnrm  Mgai^t^  oppngnatcs 

Afirroiugf  lee  erdiaz%urirg 

A  firthj  ia«s,  4.  f  bga,  I.  ( 
tbe  ear)  abpa,  :.  cohphus, 
{-vjita  M pen)  dudos  pennae 

7j  fir^y  paipo,  I .  mukeo,  a, 

Strcktd^  palpatss,  p^nnoiius 

Ttefirtf'es^  pulios,  4. 

Afiraking,  palpatio,  3. 

5?r»4r>ri,  iac  ultima  manu  emclfam   OffzuhtU,  hipaJaris 

Tsjirll,  Tasor,  i.  o.m^-*w,  fefra<aarios,  pcrtiBai( 

Afhzlaer,  erro,  3.  cr)  urprobus 

AfirilL'g  cnr.pi'jy  erra— .  -itn  »-rx    7*3  It^T-^hhcmy  praefraide  defend 

5.T.^rj  (iafryj  nrrc:;,  "lu  >u<,  tj-    Sr^itvnly,  prarfraac,  obftinati 
iiius  (-/fli^tf^  iaceitj.js    'cisir)    S::»hfnntejSy  peninacia,  i. 
cJariiS  (earneii,  Tchr^en:}   f.!"-   Sni:k  (run  through)  perfodbs  (« 
dctrs,  Tehea:ras,  *vcr    ^forcible,!      ncd)  omatus 
efficacious)   val^os,  pox;:a5;    efi-    A/:u/,  bulla,  i.  (.#^flura)cqHi 
car  (majp.)  fblidus  ^migitr,  pov-  ■      anacntuxa 
ertul)    potens,    r^ltecs,     rajsas    St-Midsti,  buIUtus ;  omataf 

*    I  A  Jiudezt,    duiiofus,   x,    (pH 


Tcjfrjig^Z?,  Conor,  l.  cootecdo, 
nJcor,  5.  {'tegetbtr)  con^ 
3.  coUudor,  I. 

Hav-Kj  firKg;gUJy  ladatos 

AfirMggler,  Inftator,  3. 

AA^iT^'r.  Icaatio,  3.  ludaj 

AfirAM:*.ft,  fcortum,  2,  mcrctrix 

S:ru'.gy  filo  inftrados 

Hijiruty  turgeo,  a.  tameo,  1, 
pcrbio,  4.  [^-alsmg\  fuperK  ii 
\     d're 

;  Afrtttl:-gy  fuperbns  inceflBi 
;  A  i?a^  (of  a  tree)  (11  pes,  3, 
■  A]^p  .fj/7,  clavns  detritnt 
:  Ta/iiA  up^  eradico,  i.  eztirpo, 
'  Sralilf,  iHp'iIa,  i.  cnlaas,  x. 


(numerous)  nuxer:l'u3  (ih-.ra  ia 
tafie)  uztTj  ac;c-y«  ',>3  fciell)  fcs-i      hbroruai  hclluo 
tens    ,vil:jr.t'i   forhi,    iir;::ttas,  1  ^rj*!:*^,  cluciibratui 
inircfidus  ^-.'ijujn]  liqucrcs  gt-  j  Sttuii jux^  n-jdlofus 
ner-jfi 
;  A  ji'-ing  hiU,  crc::u£nacalja,  a. 

T^i^   ipoiK\  i«  ura««w%  I.   (-^1  7*-  {.tprna^y  i»jusc,  2     poll^o,  2* 

/J^)   vt^n  ffuvfC  {  9f  riju'j '  T»  grixu jircMg,  \zUk;:,  5 


^»W{4n>  i« 


Ti  mit  jirfs{)^««M%,  \,  ^sctoIiwc, 


St!uii^:'a-fs,  ftudium,  2.  1 

o^-jf  (application  of  miod)iiA| 

2.  oeiiratio 
yAfim^^  Bi'oliothctiy I 


'•"*1 


SUB 

jtuOf^    ^:9ikti^  t.   meditor,  i.^StNpefaffhv,  fiupor,  3.  torpedo,  3.' 


rxqniro,  3.  iaveftigpf  1.  fcrutor, 
t.  czplora,  I. 
Mfffiv,  mcdkaiit 
f^Htm,  mediutioy  3. 


Stufefaflwef  naicoticus 
tcituptfy  failonifh)  lerrco,  4.  per- 
turbo,  t.  (dull  0r  kennm)  hebcto, 

,        ^,       ,  ^  I.  tundo,  3.  obtunco.  3. 

kf  (matcriali)  materia,  i.  (cloth) !  To  he  fiufjfied^  (lupeo,  i. 
paoooi,   2.    (baggage)     farciiur,  |  Stufifyejy  fiupefa&us 
pi.  [henfeMJ')  TupeUex,  3.  {kit- ^^Stu^ndicut,  ftupendms,  mirut 
rAfli-)  uneflina,  ^.  \  Sfufid  (Modclfh)   ftupidos,  iatuns, 

B.  Staff  n  {generally  nfed  to  es-  j      inept us(  without  foeling)  ftupidus, 
prcfs  coMtemft  or  diflikf^  as,  inein, '      t«rpens,  torpidus 
•tfaifidfimf  Stupidity,  ftupiditas,  3.  ftupor,  3. 

►^(cramjfardo,  4.  (one»brHy)   Stvpia^  ft«picc,  infulft 
CMk  iogur^itare  ^witb  Rocks,  Sfmdi/y,  pertinaciter  ^  fortitcr 
Ac)  Aocco  bifarcire  {or  choke)   Sturatnefst  contumacia,  1.  fortirado, 
Ibflbop,  f.  («r  f^op  up)  obflruo,3  i      3.  (or  Arength)  robur,  3. 
ifUL  f&rtut;  coarflatua;  infio-  :Sturdy,  oUtinatus  j  ferux,<icer,  ro 
aon ;  opplctos  {-wtb  cold)  ^a-  ^      buftus 
^tdiaofui  ;  Sturgeon,  "ftorio,  3 . 

kMtr,  fartara,  1.  fagina,  «.       j  7«  ftuf,  ftuttrr,  balbutio,  4. 
^tvt  if  ^  9"*^^*  tomentum,  1. ,  Ajftuttcrtr^  bambalio,  3. 
(-fcrveal,  &c.}  fartum^  i.    Ut'\Stutterii^,  balbuticns 
omtA,  3.  I  A  ftye,    fiiile,  3.  (pimple)  stumor 

'•jbvil^,    titubo,  I.    offcnfo,  i.|'    ^palpebrae 
fifiicyr)   inpingo,    ^  (-at,  or    A//jAr  {in  a  field)  frpUtxn   fcanfilcl 


Ir)  hsfiro,  1.   dubili%    « 
'«;.]  iKid4»  ). 
«mr,  oir-nAi,  I. 
i^fv,  offienfars,  titiibam 
mmigbicfk^  ofFeadJculum,  a. 
^  caudrx,  "3.  ffip«B,  3.  tran- 
)t.  ][{himpt)  pedes,  or  cura, 
'broken  limi)  fneQibrum  mtt«- 
•m 

»,  tninco,  I.  for  boaA)  gloi* 
f.  jafto,  J.  oftento,  i. 
afloniih)  fhipefacio,  3.  per- 
<  >•  IfPifb  noife)  aures  ob- 
e 

«fi.  ftDpefio,  ihipeo,  1. 

(afhmifhed)    coni^ernatus 

«f7r)  aures  damore  obtufae 

Aoa  / 

ycnoKBfam  impfdire    J 


(in   writing)  ftylu5.    a.    dircndi 
genus  (o^^orm)  fosnaula,   x.  {-</ 
9  dfoi)  gnomon.  3.  (in  tbe   ac 
count  of  time)  fftylus,  £« 

Ho  fity/e,  appciio,  4. 

AfyJing^  appellatio,  j. 

Stypfict  ftfpiticuf,  reftringrna 

Syafory,  fuaforins,  hortatlvua 

SuavTftj,  fuavius,  3.  dulcedo,  s* 

A/uhahem,  Irgatut,  2. 

A  fubdeacon,  fubdiaconus,  2. 

To  fubdeUgate,  fubAituo,  3. 

Tofubdimde,  iterum  divid(?re 

A  fubdi'vidiKg,  divifio  iteiata 

Subduab/e,  fuperabilis 

Tofubdue,  donoo,  i.  fopero,  T.  de* 
helh,  I,  expugno,  /.  fuhigo,    3 


SUB 

Subdtred,  domitos 

To  bt  fuhdued,  cedo,  3.  Aiccvmbc^^ 

Ajubduer^  debcliator,  3. 

^  fubduing,  expugnatio,  3. 

Subjea,  lubjeAus,  fubditua  (oblige<l 

to)  obligatut,   obftriAua   -(liabk 

to)  obnoxios,  -encpofitus 
A  f^bjiO  (perfonj^ivis,  3.  ftibditu^ 

a.    fubjeAot,   1.  ^argument  of 

dTcourfe)  ar^mentum,  materia, 

I.  thefi5,3^in  logic)  fubje£tom,»« 
To  bt  >4;#^ /o, -pareo,  2.  obedio,  4. 

\^-the}ubjt£lofJifioMrfe}  ferioaaev 

fafcire 
To^uhj^a,  ittfuhdin 
SubJefJiogf  fervitus,  3.  jogam,  ft. 
Tofubjoin,  fubjungo,  3.  anne^o,  3. 
Subjoined,  annexus 
To  fubjugaee,  fupero*  i.  domo,  1, 
Subjunirfivtf  fubjun^vua 
To  Jublimaief  fublimo,  I. 
'Sublimflte,  pulvis  rodaia  ex  «r|eBto 

vivo,  nitre^  &c.  confeflus 
Sifbllme,    fublimis,    excelfus    (moft 

excellent)  praeflantidimus 
Suhlin:eneftf  Jubliwutyy  fublimitas,  3. 

celfitudo,  3. 
Sublunary^  fub  luna  pofitus 
Stibmijfiffity  obArquitim,  3. 
Huhmijjh'e^  fubmiffos,  iivmilis 
Suhmrji'vefyt  humiiitcr,  fubmif!^ 
Tofubrn't,  lubmitto,  3,  cedo,>S.  [-€9 

an^tbf)^  judgment)  permitto,  3- 
Submitted,  fubmiffus 
A  J'ubtttittingf  Tubmi/Iio,  j. 
Subordinate,  inferior,  fablUtutut 
To  fuborn,  fuburno,  i. 
A  fubornation,  fubornatio,  3. 
Suborned,  fubomaius 
A  fubptenj,  citatio,  ^, 
To/Mtyarna,  dt%t*i  \w^Mmt^ 
J  To  fubj^ribe,  {u\iViWci>  V 
1  Suhfcnltdy  iu\i^«\^\xA 
\  A  /«/-fcriber,  l>aWn^'««^  V 


S  U  18 


i  fuhjcriliti^,  fubfcriptio,  y 
j\  Jubjcripion^  lubfcriptio,  3, 
iu^.equently,  per  modum  confecu- 

tionis 
$uhferviefitf  fubrerviens 
•7t  bt  fubfervienty  fubfervioj  4. 
•">  fubjiae,  fubfideo,  2. 
^ub/i^ia*yt  fubiidiarius,  anxiHaris 
$uhjrdy  (aid)auxilium,  2.  rubfidrum, 
l;  (tax)  vefligal,  3,  tributum,  2, 

■To  fub^fti  fobfiflo,  3.  (maintain) 
Aiftenro,  t.  (continue)  exifto,  3. 

A  fubjiftence,  fee  maintenarice 

fubftance  (matter)  fubflantia,  i.  res, 
3.  matftii,  r.  fnmmi,  !•  caput, 
3.  (e(late)  fbrtots,  />/.  divitiae, 
fL  opr?,  p/.  pecalivnr>,  2.  hx- 
reditap,^. 

(>f  ftibftafire,  opukntus,  dives 

Same  fubfrance,  conruhftantialis 

fubftamitil  fo]i:*a'),  firmm,  validasy 
fnvis,  cerriiTiinus  (wealthy)  lo- 
cup]e«,  opukntus,  ^ives,  pecu- 
niofos 

$abftfititm/fyf  foHd^,  firing 

A\tubfttmntHi  rubftantfTuro,  :u 

fub/fttnttvffyy  fubftantrvi 

A  fUftifttte,  fubftitutus,  a* 

To  fubftitutr,  fubflituo,  3. 

fub/titvferi,  fubfHtutus 

A  fubftihtthigy  fubftitutio,  3. 

Tofrbfirafi  or  fubrraSy  fubtraho,  3. 
«N:traho,  ;.  f^bdvco,  3.  <itid«co,  3. 

fubftraaeil,  fubtradus 

fi.ptbJtraSkr.g,  fubJtraSiimi^  ^hit»- 
tio,  3.  dcdu^io,  ■^. 

SubterJiKentf  ivihicrfiutn$ 

A  fubterfux^t  cffugitim,  %• 

Suherrdunus,  fubterranns 

il^ubtj/,  fnbtiliB,  tenuis  (ainning) 
fubtilis,  ^nit»5,  aftutns,  talltdiis. 


sue 

BuhtiKUy^  fubtilitas,  3.  aftutia,  I. 
Tofubvert,  everto,  3.  fubverto,  3. 
Subverted,  diiutus,  fubverfus 
A.fubvertery  fobverfor,  3. 
-Ayiy^j;fir//off,excidiuin,2.iubv?rfio,3 
Suburbs^  fubuibana,  ^/. 
Ofthefuburbx,  fuburbanus 
Succeaatisoust  fucredancus 
Tefucceedy  fu  credo,  3. 
Bucceedinzn  fucceden» 
A  Jufceeding,  fucceffio,  3. 
Succefi^  fucccfTus,  4.  exitus 
Succefsful^  fauflus,  profperus 
Suecejifully,  profperc,  fauft^ 
Sucrejfiofiy    fucccffio,   3.    (er  inttil) 

bsereditas,  3.  (continuation)  con- 

fecutio,  3.  feries 
Suecejfi'oey  fuccedens 
Succe£iv€lyy  continuata  feric 
A  JuccejfouTf  /uccciTor,  3,  (our  ftfCr 

cejftn)  poftcri  noftri 
SucatiBf  brevis,  Tuccindtus 
i^uccinSlyf  breviter,  concife 
^uecinQntfJSy   brevitas,  3. 
Succory^  cichorium,  2. 
Succour^  auxilium,  a.  fee  aid 
To  fuccour  (comfort)    confolor,  1. 

(aid)  fuccurro,    3.  fubvemo,   4. 

{-a  place  brji^td)  fee  to  rdivue 
Succour€df  adjutus 
Afuccourery  folator,  3.  opitulator,  3. 
•Succouring,  confolans,  auxiiians 
Succulency,  fucci  abundantia 
Succu/etit,  fucculentiis 
<S«r/>(adj.)  talis,  rjufmodi,  iftivtffnodi 

(adv.)  adeo,  tarn 
^ucb  asy  qualts,  iftiufmodi 
!n  futh  manner y  tali  modo. 
Tofucky  fugo,  3.  {-in)  imbibo,   3. 

abfbrbeo,  2.  forbeo,  a.  (•©«/)  cx- 

A>go#  3.  (-t^f)  fwrbeo,  ft. 
Togfve^ck^  U€tOf  i.  nutrlco*  i* 
Sncked  in  Qt  Mp,  ab(brpfus 


S  UF 

A  /ticking,  fu£lus,  4. 

Sucking  up,  abforbens 

Sucking  the  breafi,  la^cns 

Tojuckk^  lafto,  1. 

Suckled,  mammis  admotus 

A  Jucklingy  animal  ladent 

$uSJicn,  fuflus,  4. 

Sudatory,  fudatorius 

Sudden,  fuddain,  fubitus,  imp 
fus,  repentinus 

On  a  fudden,  repenting 

Suddenly,  repente,  inopinato 

Suddcnrefs,  event  us  fubitaneua 

Suderifc,  diaphoretcus 

Suds,  fpuma  faporis  [to  be  h 
fuds)  ad  incitas  redigi 

To  fue  at  law,  Jitigo,  1.  Hfe 
fequi,  in  ju8  vocare  (arinli 
dcprecor,  i.  fuppHco,  !•  ( 
peace)  folicitare  pucem 

Sufj  at  Ian,  in  jus  vocatm 

Suet,  fee  fewet 

Tofuffer  (bear  with)  patior,  3. J 
tolero,  J.  fuffero,  (cr  be punii 
poenas  dare,  lu2rc,  folvere  (• 
grace)  in  offenfam  incorrftref*^ 
ht^t)  aliquo  incommodo  t 
{-Jbipwreck)  naufra|iuin  ft" 
(or  permit )  permitto,  3. 

Sufferable,  tolerabilis 

Sufferance  (roleration)  toleranrtii 
(-of  evils)  malorum  pcrpeffio  (p 
miffion)  permiffio,  3.  veiua 

Onfufferanee,  permiiTu 

Lon^  fufferanct,  Icnganimitaii  y 
Suffer^a  (borne)   toleratus  (^ 

ted)  permiffus 
Hawing  fuffer*d,  paflus 
Afufirer,  damno  affefto$ 
Sufftring,  patiens,  permittem  . 
Long  fufferityt^  ad  iram  tardai 
To/uffice^  itSciOy  3. 
ItfrpcetJb,  fat,  fati«,  fafficit 
Sifjici4tfty,  fufickati^  i.  (caF<^ 


vt 


SVM 


s  t;  p'- 


eritia,  t.  habi'Utis,  3. 
prudentia,    i.  (/<r//-) 

1.  fuperbiay  i. 

le)   fafiicieps,    capax, 
euSy  habilis 

impar 

lyfatis,  afPatim,  abun^e 
utfoco,  I. 
focatus 
fufFocatio,  j. 
xfocztio,  3. 
(uflFragan^ufl^  2, 
iflfragit^m,  z. 
'e,  fufFragor,  i. 

fu6ftiniigatio^  }. 
iFufio,  3.    * 
rum,  2.  {-dandy)  fac- 
►r  {-loaf)  facchart  meta 
na  meJUfera 
haro  ron4ire 
laro  coiiditus  {-^oris) 

pi' 

ggero,  !•  .in<)iieo,  2. 

;geflils,  propoHtus 

dmonitur,  3. 

fuggejtioiiy  admdnitlo^ 

,  4;  foggciiio,  3, 

liu!D,  .2. 

intendens 

\)  petitib^  3.'  rogitio, 

»)  aftio,  J.  caufa^  x, 

si)  Ypftitus^  4.   vefti- 

.  {commute-)  omnis  ap- 

r  Airi/f)  genus,  3. 

b)  adapiQ,  i.    aceoai- 

'V>itb)  congnKy  j, 

«,  coqgruuf 

,  coogrgenter 

>Cati}t 

ttiopef)    Atpplet   {-in 

•atpr,  3.  (-/or  an  cjice) 

2.  (wocr)  procus^   2. 


kfufting,  accommodath),  3-, 
Sullen,  contumax,  mor.>fus 
Sutlentyf  pioterv^,  torvc 
SttlUnnep,  tetricas,  3.  torvitas,  3-. 
To  JMUy,  nn;iculo,  I.  inqumo,  I.    (a 

character)  famam  afper^ere 
Sullyfd^  coHcamlnarus  (in  charafler) 

intamil  notatus 
Afullpng^  macula,  1. 
Sulphur,  fulphur,  3. 
lV:'tb  fulpbuTp  fuJphuratus 
Sulphureous^  fittphury^   or  cfJulphUTy 

fulphureus,  fuiphu^ofus 
Thefultany  turcoriim  imperator 
A  jultanefs^  regina  turcica 
Sitttrintfsf  Tia  atrftCs 
Sultry,  torridusj  candens 
A  fum  {-0/ pion^)  (nmrni  petoniK 

(  in  cyphering)  fumma,  i .  {-totaf) 

lamma  totahs  {-of  a  master)  fum-, 

ma,  i.  ar^umeotum,  2.  caput,  % 

(bjrief  rehearfal]  fummariata,  z; 
Tofum  up,  cojnputo,  r.  fupputo,  t« 

{-a  dijcourfe)  rt%  breyiter  repeUre 

(-tf/7)  denique,  brevirtr 
Summl^rifyf  hicviter,  fummatim 
Summed  up,  compuiatu*  }  rcpetitus 
S/dtMmer,  seftas,  3.  (country  houfe] 

/ubuTbaQuxn,2.  (g^at  beam}traii- 

flrum,  2. 
Ofjummer^  aftiviu 
'To  fummtri  aftivQ|  i. 
A  j'unHbifij  up,  caaopuutio,  3, 
The  fummit,  s^\tx^  3,  caciuafiq,  3, 
TV/iiiw/ffwr  (cite)  cito,  i.  arcefio,  3. 

(cr  command)  imperq,   1,   (-up 

(outage)  anlitiunj  rip(;ip3re; 
Summoned,  arcelTirus,  citatmi 
A  fumvtoiier,  apparitot,  3. 
A  fummorilrg,  fummons,  cttatib,  3* 
Sumpttr,  onoiatus  viatico 
Sumptuary,  fumptuarius  * 

Sumptuous  (coftly)  rumptyofut 
Sumptuoujiyj  fumptiiofi 


^"SumptvQufnefs,  fplcndor,  3.  luWr,^* 
\Th^ fun,  ibl,  J. 
\pf  theftn,  ioUris 

^ur.lutnt,  ekuAus  fole 

Sun-dial,  iolarium,  2«  ' 

Sunjhine,  apri«.itas,  3; 

Sisn  rijing,  ioWi  ortu$  {'fef  (A fetth^ 
falii  occafus 

At  funfet,  cum  fblc  bccid?ntc 

T§  fun,  in  Colo,  I.' 

Set  in  the  Jun\  (oW  tX^ofkX.\i% 

Sunday,  d.es  dorhioica 

Tofur.der,  fcparo,  i[.  fcjangp,  %• 

cfundry,  diverfu^i  varius 

Sundry  W0ytx  divcrlc,  vaii^ 

'Sung,  cantatUs,  deCanCatus 

TV  ieJunM'tuifb  age,  clTc  inutili?  anhfi 

{-dfep  in  debt)  ^erc  glieab.dcmcrfu*- 
gunned,  folatus,  foli  cxpoficus* 
A  funning,  apricatib,  3. 
To  Jit  in  the  fun\  apricor,  i. 
Sunny,  apricus,  foil  cxpofitui 
Afup,  forbitiq,  3*  forbillttaii  2* 
Tofup.  forbco,  2.  {-a  little)  forbillb^ 

J.  ( ^g^in)  rcforbcOi  2,  {'Up)  ab- 

foibco,  2.  (?r  catfupper)  ccsno,ii 
SuperabUf  fuperabilis 
Tq fuperaboundt  redundo,  i. 
Super  abounding,  Juperabundancif  ire' 

diindantia,  i. 
Superabundant^  fuperfluens 
Supetabunddhtly,  reduodantet 
Tqfuperadd^  fuperaddo,  3. 
Superadded^  fuperadd'ttua 
Superannuated t  anj>o(us 
'  Ajupercorgo,  o.avlum  Qneris  ctirtt^ 
Super ctticusi,  fqpcrcUit^rut 
Supercilioujly,  fuperbfi 
Superciiitufnejt,  fupojcbia,  1 .  JtAw,^ 
Supffeminepcyi  cmincntia,  |« 
Supereminektiy,  etlmie^ 
To  fuperercgate^  fMp^QXOgO,  U 
Supererogation,  fu  perei  o^ai io*  $m 
SuferexQtHt'nX^  lVk^W^XDk\tv^^* 

A  a*  «^^ 


ttperficial^  fuperficiarius,  Ievis> 
fuferpcialfyi  petfun£lori2 
The  fuperficies,  fuperficiec,  5. 
^uperfine^  tenuilHRius 
Superfluity^   fiporfluoufaefs,     fut>er- 

fluitu,  3.  redundaotia,  x. 
Suferfitous,  fuperfluus 
Superfluous Jfendifig,  profu/io,  3^ 
Ts  he  Juperjuoutf,  redundo,  i. 
Superfluoujfyi  redundanter 
Tofi^inJuce,  fuperinduco,  3« 
T»  fupermtend^  cnm^i.  infpicio,  3. 
SupemtewJencyt  curatiOy3.  inCj^Stio, 

3*  primatus,  4. 
AfitperimeudefU,  praefe^tos^  2.. 
Afuperior,  fuperior,  3. 
Superiority,  magifterium,  z« 
SMperluttvt  (excellent)  ezimlut,  e- 

jninens,  excellens,  cgregius^praQ-' 

ihuu»  praeclarus,  prscdluis  {-de- 

gree)  luperlativus  gradus 
SuperiutMv,  cxcelienur 
Supernal,  nipernus 
Sitpernulfy,  Aipcrne 
Supernatural,  naturam  fuperans 
SupematuraUy,  Aipernaturaliter 
Supernumerary,  numtruai  exc«deos 
S^o  fuperjerihe,  raperfcribo,  3. 
Superfcrthed,  fuperfcriptui 
Afuperfcription,  fuperfcriptiOy  ^, 
7ofuperfede,  fuperledeOi  x. 
Afupetfedeoi,  exau£toratneattia]>.i. 
Superflition,  foperftitic,  3. 
Huperfi'iuous,  Aiperftitiofus 
Superfiitioufiy,  foperflitioie 
%Q JuperJtruS,  Aiperftrao^  3^ 
AfuperftTu£iure,  ftruAura,  i*. 
ITo  fupervetu,  fuperveniOy  4. 
VCp  fuperviff,  infpicio,  3.  euro,  1. 
SuperviJ'ed,  curatus 
Afupervifer,  infpedlor,  3, 
Supervijings,  inCpiciens 
9u^ne  (face  opwards)  fupinui  (caro- 


'^c/s^  negligeat)^  ixsproTSdiis^  isH" 


confideratosyofcitansj  focors^  nef^r 

ligeni 
Afupine,  fiipimiiD,  2. 
Supinely,  negligehter 
Having fitpped,  canatus 
A. /upper,  coena,  i.  (Lord*fc-)  coxna 

VOMINZCA 

Of /upper,  coenatoriui 

To  vtijbfir/upper^  coeoaturio,  4^ 

To  he  at  fupper,  ceeno,  l^ 

Supperlefs^  ixicoenatua 

Supper  time,  tempus  caenandr 

Supping,  coMiaos  {-room)  CfiBnaeuImn, 
s.  cosnatio,  3. 

K  flipping  (fippiog)  forbitio,  3. 

Tofupplant,  AippLtBto^  X.  per.  dolum 
dejicere 

Sf^plantedi  per  dolum  dejedhis 

Aji^iS0fff«ryfraudator,3.parantuSxS. 

^^fipplantii^f  per  doliiin  dejiciens 

Suppie  (limber)  flejuHs,  tencr 

Tofippie,  ipollio^4«  macero,  &. 

To  grtno /uppUf  lentefco,  ^ 

Suited,  moUitus,  maceracus 

Suppldy,  \tViXl,  laxe 

A  /uppkment,  fupplementumy  ft.  ap- 
pendix, 3. 

Suppkndt,  Irntor,  3.  mollkias,  5« 

A/uppfing,  maceratio,  ^ 

A/upplicant,  fupplex,  3. 

Like  a/upplicant,  fuppliciter 

To/upplicate,  iupplico,  i, 

A  Jupplication,  iupplicatio,  3, 

Supply  (belp^  relief)  fubfidium^  2. 
auxilium,.2.  foppeditatio,  3, 

To  fuppfy,  fuppleo,  2.  (or  furnifli) 
fuppediro,  i.  (or  relieve)  leva,  i, 
fuccurroy  3.  fubvenio,  4. 

Supplyed,   fuppleius  ;  ruppedPtatus  5 

levatust  rele Vitus 
A/upplying,  fuppcditatio,  3. 
A  /upport  (prop)  fulcrum,  2,  colu- 
mei^  3.  (favour)  gratia,   i.  tu- 
tamen,  3^  fubfidium;  2* 


.  S  U  R 

To  fupport  (bear  up)  fuftentoft  v* 
(bear  up  under)  tiolerp,  i.  p^iiwi 
3.  (oefend)  vindico,  x.  defend 
y  (alhft)  juTOy  u  auxiltor,  i< 
iuccurro^  3,         * 
Suppvrtabli,  tolerandoa 
Supported,.  faflen*^us>  fultut 
A  fupporter  (patroo)  patrooot,  % 
(in  a  building)  tdanb,  3.  (jwf 
porteri  in  beraldiy)  aBMnanttaioi 
ta  ruftinentta 
Supporting  ongsfelf^  nizua 
,A  /upportiug^  defeofio,  j..  futv 

tatio,  3,  auxUium,  %» 
Suppo/tahU,  opinabiltt 
To  /uppo/e,  fappono,  ^.  ^OH|flei 
opinor,  i.  rear,  x.  acdo^  |i  (• 
allow  a  thing)  admittot  3.  eoww 
Suppo/ed„  opinione  habicut 
Suppojing,  ofnnans,  Aif^catM 
AJuppoflng,  fupf^Jitiou,,  opiiM^  ^ 
Suppojitious,  Aippofititiot- 
Tofuppre/s,i}^^jimo,  f>  abdko^l 
Supprefftd,  fupprefTus,  abolitnt 
Supprejfimg.  fupprimena^  i 
A  luppreffmg,  fitppreffion, 

3*  fuppreffio,  3. 
To/uppttrote,.^  iuppUTD,  U 
Suppurated,  Aip^uratua- 
Suppuration,  fuppuratxOf  5* 
[Suppurative,  fuppuratorioa 
Supremacy,  primatut,  4. 
'-Supreme,  fpmmus,  fupremof 
^o  furcea/e,  fuperiedeo,  2*.  fiV 

eeafe 
k/urcbarge^  oournorum  ! 

■To /urcharge,  (ec  to  cb€rgtj  fwM 
^  K  fitrcingU,  cinguium  eqaiudi 
4  /urcdati  cuaica  exterior 
jjiurd,  furdut 

ISurdity  (deafneftX  fa(ditas»  3. 
VSure  (ceruin)   certus,    madM 
F     (faithful)  fidelis,  fidu  (fii^ 
w    tua,  fecurus,  incolmnia  QhW 


U  R 

milt  {'footed)  pes  ml 

s 

rtd  fcirc 

inly)  certc,  profe£^6, 

leoi,  fan^  (faithfully) 

(fafely)  tutd,    fecurc 

certainty^  faithfulnefs, 

/ity,  fifoJfafifttfs 

s  putting   in  furetteSf 

.  fponfioy  3. 

,  3.  (./or  debt)  pras, 

pond«o,  2. 
1^.  fee  /o  bail  - 
atfide)  fuprrfilciesy  5. 
excefs)  crapula,  i.  [or 
red  W//5)  faticta?,  3. 
rjf^  faturo,  «,  hdluo/i. 
iratps,  cra0uk>ru$ 
uJtin,  «r  radidiuni;  or 
ferens 

irurguf ,  %, 

ra  cbirurgic^ 

icina  chirurfica 

iirurgicus 

uaiM 

danim  tamultui 

^fitas,  s. 

I,  fcrojf 

rocio,  4.  fuperino,  4. 

licio,  3^ 

aginor,  i. 

xfupero,  I.  vinco,  % 

peratus,  evi£lus 

fuperator,  3. 

fuperatio,  3* ' 
^ovmtrt,  3. 
lomlnatos 
ctWo,  3.  praeilto^  i. 
)crabtUs 


s  u  ft 


StirpaJJingj  fuperand,  vincens 
^furpa^ng,  prxftaatia^  s« 
SitrpaJ/itigfy,  optim^ 
A  (nrplice,  lintcum  amiculum  facer- 

dotale 
Afurplus,  au^ariom,  2; 
Afurprifif  ftipprifal,  fupervennis,  4» 
{or  ailonifhment)  confternatio,  3. 
animi  ft^ipor,  pavor,  3.  torpor,  3* 

To  furprtje  {ov  come  fudH^nly)  de 
ioRprovifd  fupervenio,4.  {or  fright) 
tcrreo,  a.  cxterre-*,  a.  perturbo, 
I.  (-a  town)  iinprovii'd  cupjfre 

$urprifdf  dc  improviro  intcrceptus 
(frighten*d)  conftecnatiis 

Surprijipg  (new,  unexpected)  nQTns, 
iiQproTifus,  iftopinatu^  (ailonH^^ 
ixip  a)a^eUous).rairus,  mit%' 
bills,  admirabilis)  tneatem  per*- 
turbans 

\furrtnd<r,  dedttio,  3. 

Tofurrender  (rcftorc)  reddo,  %•  re- 
ftituo,  3»  refigno,  i.  Tas  a  pri- 
Toner)  dedo,  3,  {'Upon  difc^etion) 
liberum  arbitriom  vi£lori  de  le 
permirtere  {-upon  conditioni)  cer- 
tis  conditionibus  in  dcditionefln 
▼enire  {•an  office)  muaus  depO' 
nSre,  refigno,  i. 

Surrendered^  deditus,  redditus ;  re- 
fignatus,  abdicatus    . 

Afurrendiring,  deditio,3.abdicatiO|  3. 

Surreptitioust  furreptitius 

Surreptitiovjly ,  furtini^  clam 

Afwrogate^  delegacns^furrogatus,  2. 

Toy«r/'otf  W,cf  rcumdo,  3  .circumflo,  1 

Surrounded^  circumdatus 

Surrounding,  furcumdcns 

A/«r*'rw/rt;/i«^,c»rcutio,3.circnitus,4 

A  furvey  (viewing)  infpeftio,  3. 
(mca(uring)  mctatio,  3, 

Tofurvey  (View)  Inftro,   i.  infpefto,  ^ 
I.  (meafure)  metior,  4.    (over- 
^e^  cuia^  /,  proQuto,  /, 


procurator,  3.  cyratoif,  3.  (aicm^ 

tc£l)  architc^us,  a. 
^  furveyorfi^pi  oiunus  prociirttorii 
^  Survit/aifjurvivi^,  fuperftitii  fiatui 
Tofurvive,  ruperviydi  3,  fuperfuat 
AJurvivfrt  fupcrftes»  3*  • 
A  jffr%*i'vorfi}^j  niun'JS  luperftitit 
StijcrpriSht  facile  fttlcipitoa 
T<>  fnfiitstf^  fee  to  raij'e   ' 
T^/if/j&fi?,  fiifpkor,   I,  f^fpc^o^fk 

fulpifii^j  J* 
Si^('p£<t?tJj  i  u  fptfl  u J 
S&JfieBing^  jyTfiicaDrt)?;  fiifpicai) 
A  fiffitilirtg ,  fu  fp  i  c  io,  3 , 
SufpfHffff  dubiuctij  t. 
in  fulfenfi,  dubiufj  iJicertyLt«^ru£4 

pciitutf  ffruptilt^riiis 
7fl  ift  iti  [mfptnjt^  dubitcj,  i.  hs^.6tO|r« 
7a  fyj)),-ftd  (or  defer)  fufpeqdq,    q* 

dtfkfo  (an  afctfiiM  aiTeofuqi  fuT* 

tintre  (^remiive  tor  a  time)    a4 

tempds  removere;  »rinterdic^(e 
Sufprndfd,  dilatus,  I'ufpenfoa  . 
Sujpendirg,  fufppndens 
A  fu/prn/ion  (fwfpcnfp)  fufpcnfir>,  3; 

hftfiratio,  3,  {from  an  cffice)  mu"'' . 

reris  inteididtio  {-of  arms)  inda- 

cia?,  pi. 
/ifuff>inon,    fufplclo,  3. 
Sujpichus     (diftruftful)    fdfDiCiordt 

(fulpsaed)  ftafpeftui   ,     " 
Sufptcioujlyt  fufpiciofe        "^ 
Su'-piration  (fighing)  fufpiratlo,*  j* 
Tofufiain  (prop,  defend)    fuftei  oy 

I.  fuOineo,  a.  fulcio,4.  d^fendc^^ 

3.  tucor,  2,  (bear  erfuffcr)  fof- 

tineo,  2.  fero,  tulif  tolero,  t.  pa« 

tier,  3.  (-<*  lofi)  detriinemani  ic«» 

ciperc 
SuffitinabUy  fuftiftcndtfs 
Su/falfud  (propped,  defended)   fiJ(^ 

tentatus,  fuliu««  d^^*tTv^^'^^tA^\ 


.>»««'.  "'rl-'  j.glotior.  i^ 

hauno,4^"°•.      j.  devofo.  i. 
»«ratu»  liauftu»>  4- 


^(-r:  Cr-.  !•  «^""  n.A- K2J  «--r  "^'' 


i 


5  W  1 

jlen^jr,  fmootbly)  lenitcr^ 
tc,  piacidi,  tranquitle 

dolccdoy  3.  (-of  fmfli) 
ly  3.  ('•ffp^ci)  blindittx, 
Uoqueniky  i.  (-©/"fm^) 
cas,   3.    maofuetudaj    3* 

poff  up)  tuioeo^  %.  tOTgco, 
Bcico,  3.  («r  grow  ill  Jeogth 
dth)cr«rcOy  3.  accrcfeo^  % 
k  4*  C'''^).  promiaeoj^  i 

ipflf^y  ^oiefacioj  !(. 
w^idas,,  inftitus,  to  mi  dm 
If,  tiuifor,  p  inflatiOj    ^ 
neck^&c.) ftrama,  x.  (-of 
)  aiqooris  afperitai 
r,  peni  fufibcari 
y  Mni  foilbcatua 
erivjy  conMrerfiis 
f  (1:0  from)  <?no,  I, ^btrro,! 

wgfrtmy  dcAcsQS,  4. 

l^,  ycKm  {'o/foot\  Jevipet, 

velocitOTj.  celerirer 

.  cderitasy  3.  veJodtUf  3. 

ig9  wafh)  collnviet,  5, 

ebibo,  3.,  ingurgim^  t, 
lavo,  i;  aHuQf  3. 
t  ebrtoTufyi. 

pWMj  ingurgitaii9j..ebibejii 
^,  ebriofitaiy  3, 

nato,  I.  no,  i.  [^agaiwfl 
tm)  adferfo  flumiae  navi^ 
with  the  fiream)  fecondo 
;  Tehi  (-«/  ibe  t^)  fuper- 
( •Mvraf)  abnato,  i .  ( -hack ) 
!•  (Sefore  or  if)  pr»iato, 
}  iatuiOt  I.  {in  richat) 
a^uere  (-in  pleal'urrs)  vo- 
ws pcrfliicrq  {-cut)  ^nalo, 
i«r)  tfaafiriltOji  i«  trajiO;  x. 


s  w  o 

(-^0)  adno,  X.  (-a^iv)  fupenatoi 

I.    (^-tfja^r)  fubnatO,  I, 
AJ^immtt^  natator,  3. 
A  ptmmmin^^  natatio,  3.  natatuf>  4. 

{-i/tht  head)  vcrtjgo,  3. 
S^immitf^Iyf  profpeie 
hfwintM  pore  us,  2.  fuf,  3. 
Ofjviittt,  fuillus,  porciilus 
A  jic'mfttrd,  fubukus^  2.  Iuarui8,i< 
Thi Jwint ^6X,  boa,  I. 
^winthhi  more  fuis 
A  fivirg  (to  fwing  with)  funiculus 

quo    it    i^uis     jaA^C    (full    de- 

Sre)  ^niitids*  2.  cupiditas,  3.  («r 

jcrJt)  impetus,  4. 
Ti/w/^j  igito,-  K  jado,  I.  Ubro, 

f,  (  f^btl.roro,  1.  circumverto,. 

3.  {or  ^randifli J  <orqueOj  t. 
Ttijtitijigt,  v<;cbero,  i.  fl^igell*,  |, 
^^ftpfgedf  verberatus,  (lagitilauil 
Svj'sff^ed  abtut,  ro  atu^,  libratus 
AJhoinger,  Jibratof,  3. 
S-Zi,^sf}giftg  (banging)  peodulut 
A  /7itUgmg  (fOifuig)   IjbratiOy    3. 

(wheeling  about)  totatio,  3. 
S^}^trj  (f  try  liirgc)  ingcns 
A  fiiiff^r  tolJeno,  3.  grus,  3. 
Aj^itkch  (rod)  Yirga,  i.  ¥ifne9)  3. 
TifwfCch,  fl^gfllo,  1. 
AJkoivtt^  vqr^iculum,  2. 
SviuffZiVn,  [umldus,  turgidui 
To  f's^M^n^  dcliquium  pvti 
Tv  fwap^  commuto,  r.  permutoi,  x. 
Szvsp^edi  coumutatus 
jA /itw^^/fff ,  permutatio,  3. 
A  ftuordy  gladius,2.  ends 
Toptttto  thefivord,  ad  intcmecionem 

cxdere 
Sw.rd  bearer^    eitiifer,  ft.  ('piaytr) 

gladiator,  3. 
Ofaj'iVird,  giadiacoriut  i 

Sword  playing^  gladialura,  i. 
^viirn,  jpratui^  adjuntut  {-fiUnd) 


S  YM 

•    juritiflitiijDC  amicu* 
A  ^cof  i>tfiir,rycopbaiitayl.delttor,  3^ 

adulator,  3.a(rentator,3.riifoxTO|^ 
To  pJay  tht  jycbpbauty  adulor,  !• 
Sy deration  (blaiting)  fyderati*,  ^ 
Syliahic,  Jytlabicalf  fvlJabicui 
fiifyllabU,  fyllaba,  x. 
ByfyllahUii  fylUbatim 
Of  one  Jyllabltt  monofyllabut 
Of  tHvo  fyllahlet^  bifyiiabus  (-3  kt^ 

UbUs)  trifyllabua  (-fiur  mUL} 

tetrafyllabus 
A  fyUogiJin,  fyllogirmos 
SyUtgiJiical,  fyllogifti<u» 
Sy//gifticaJJyy  ryllogiAic^ 
To  JylogiTBe,  ratiocinor,  f.  per  fyt 

iogifmos,  or  logice  argumenCairi 
SylooMy  fylvaticus,  fyUannt 
AJymi?Q\  rymboium,  2, 
Symb^/icaJ,  rymboUcui 
SymboUcailyt  fym|>olic^,  epert^ 
Tq  fymbehfce  (denote)  per  fymboluift 

ii?dicare  {or  concur)  confentio,'4*  . 

congroo,  3. 
Symboiizgd,  per  fymbolot  4rB0taM». 
A  fymbolixingt  fymbolica  notatio 
iiymbojixing  wtt,  confentient 
Symmetrical,  jufia  ptoportione  for* 

matus 


Symmen ff  fyrometria,  x. 
tbetit 


{ympw- 


Sympatbetical,  J^mfatbetic, 

thfticut 
Sympaibeticalfyt  n;ut»o  aflfe£lo 
To  Jympatbtzif  xnutuS  miferatione 

amci,  or  moyeri 
Symfathizitig,  fottemalicujug  dolenft 

ex  aniono 
Sympathy f  xnutuus  aife^s  (natural 

agreement  of  things)  fynnpaihi*,^ 
Symphony,  fymphonia,  J. 
Ajymptom,  fymptomay  3.    ^^^ 
Symptomatic,  /ym^ttmUifJI^^ 


T?A  B 

Sfnebrmufm,  fynchronifmus,  i« 
A'&ncbofe,  /yncopa,  i.  concifio,  3. 

(iWDoning)  deUqaiam,  2.   animi 

defeaio  ^ 

AfyiuUe,  fyndicus,  2, 
A  fynodt  Tyoodus,  2.  cOBTcnttis,  4. 
Synodal^  fynodicus,  fynodalis 
SptonymtMs^    fimilis    /ignificationis, 

'  fyaonymut 
^Jjmoff^,  fynopfis,  /I,/. 
Ajffntax,  fyntaxis>  wf^f.  vcrborum 

ftruftura 
'^fyingtj  fiftula,  I.  fyrinx,  5 

fiyringcd, 

Syrupy  fyrupus,  2. 

^Jyfitm;  Arftemay  s»  corpw,  3. 

Syfiematical,  ad  fyftema  perriaeat 


*ojynngey  per  fyringem  injicHre 
Syringed,  per  fyringem  inje£lu8 


T  A 

A   Tabard,  paludamentum  faeciale 
Taiby,  textum  ferlcam  undu- 

latum 
A  taSiy  catf  feles  noaculofa 
A  tabtr,  tympanum  tnl.ius 
A  taberer^  tympanifta,  i, 
A  tabtrnacle,  tabernaculutn^  2. 
Tabid,  tabidus,  emaciatds 
A  table,  menfa,  i.  tabula,  f, 
Tq  table  {cr  board)  in  coiiTidam  ali- 

quern  pafto  prctio  admittJrc 
Table  beer^  cercvifia  cibaria  (-f/o/A) 

mappa,    i,    (-difcourfe)    fabulae 

conviralcs  {bed)   leftos  menfse 

formamfcrcns 
A  table  (in    a  book)  fyllabur,   2. 

index,   3.    (-for  gaming)   tabula 

lufcria 
TubUs,  abacus  tefTcranos 
A  tahJfr,  conviflor  guotidianoi 


T  A  It 

Tacit,  tacitus 

Tacitly,  tacite 

Taciturnity^  filentium,  2, 

A  rar*  (nail)  clavolu«»  2.  (wind) 
ventus  oblique  flans 

To  tack  (join)  conjungo,  3.  afTuo,  ij. 
(-<//>)  afHgo,  3.  {-about 9  as  a  fail- 
ing vefTcl)  curfum  obl'qnare  (-tf- 
^ovf,  in  opinion,  Sec.)  confilia 
mutare 

Tack' d together ^  conjnnflus,  conCutus 
{up)  affixus 

Tacking  togetbir,  afloens 

Tackle,  tackling^  inftrumcnta,  pi. 
{-ff^rjhips)  armamfntum  navium 

Taaics^  ta«flica,  pf. 

Tag{yo\\n%  fheep)  ovicula,  i.  {cfa 
lace)  brafteola,  i. 

To  tag  a  lace,  brafleolam  infeicre 
{'after)  pone  fcqui 

Ttig  rag  J  faex  popuii 

A  tail,  Cauda,  r.  (-of  a  garment) 
veftis  traflus (or,  htndermoft  pan) 
poftfcmapars(  /'/Vfi?)  ornament um 
ad  finem  nppofituni 

Tailage,  tribiitum  viritim  cxa^lutn 

Tjilcd,  candatus 

A  tailor,  veftiarius,  2.   fart  or,  3. 

A  taint  (infe£tion)  contaglum,  2, 
{-blemijk)  macula,  I.  (crime)  ac- 
cufatio,  3. 

To  faint  (a*^)  corrumpo,  3.  inficio> 
3.  (ncut.)  putrefco,  3.  (or  accufc) 
accufo,  I.  evinco,  3. 

Tainted^  inferos  {-of  a  crime)  ac- 
cuf^tus,  conviAus 

To  take,  capio,  3  accipio,  3.  recipio, 
3.  futno.  3.  (or  fuccced)  fuccedo, 
3.  profpere  e venire  {or  under ftand) 
iatelligo,  3.  apprehendo,  3.  {by 
//«/7tfff</)d;xtrasconjungere,  manu 
prehcndere  C-^T^car)  ample^lor,  3. 
{a  ditch)  fofl^am  tranfire  {-after) 


t  A  K 

triflb,  I.  (-the  air) 
apricOT,  *.  {-air)  e 
lam  ^tinciari  {-txfa 
1.  excitoT  I.  {—jji 
{-afunder)  fcparo,  i 
{-away,  or  clrar  tin 
dc  msnfa  toUJSre  (-, 
fpoHo,  I .  abripio, 
fitly)  furripio,  3.  (- 
3.  {'before)  anticip 
cupo,  I .  {-by  affauh 
{-care)  euro,  i.  {-c 
fu  o,  3.  providco,  j 
main  chance)  rem  fa 
denUT  aJminifti  are 
fortuaam  perclirari 
el'go,  3.  {-cognisiar 

3.    judtCO,   I.    {-CO'ft 

alqueni  {^-c  if  age). 
pete  {-one's  ezvn  ci 
confiliis  {-ofe'i  cour 
foum  perfequi  {-ha 
probe  vitam  deger 
obleftamcnra  capi 
from)  drmo,  3.  detr; 
or  tanr^**)  domo,  1 
{-eft-a)  effcaumfo 
by)  exemplum  fequi 
offender,  3.  (or  ad 
3.  {'in  linm  fee.  01; 
introfrro  {  in  dud^e 
niffimo  habere  (-5«. 
lefto,  I.  (-the  fie 
▼enire  {-fire)  ardeo. 
I,  ignem  conciuefi 
gam  capere  {-for^  ( 
timo,  I.  arbstror, 
credo,  3.  {frgrai 
ceflb  habere  {-front 
ripio,  3.  (  ill)  indi 
ferri  (  up  haflily)  c< 
upper  hand)  loco 
(-in  hand)  aggredio 
J.    ('in  ground)   c 


*0»  3«  (-»  )5w^  COD* 
rciher  meafures)  aliter 
(or  bay  oflF)  emo,  3. 
'"2**)  €010 veo,  x.  (-off 
cificio,  3.  (-^tf  bat) 
*txkm  {'to  heart)  argie 
O'Caveo,  a,  {-beid,  or 
attcndo,  3.  euro,  i. 
^')  altitudinem  mciiri 
tenco,  2.  rctinco,  2. 
3«  ('btld  0/ words)  ali- 
'bia  captare  (-.^mi  o/*- 
c^uSonem  amplefU  or 
-Horfe)  equum  confcen- 
^'^ejioi)  impreflionem 
''"or  cheat)  fraudo,  1. 
^ecipio,  5*  (mi  tf  ZfV) 
"iliquen  convinc^re  (-in 
^»»ngo,  3,  (-W  «  art) 
J-  ^  (-in  writing)    fctipto 

**  journey)  iter  facSre 

')  dicam  imping^re  (-a 

*»  4.  faito,  I .  {'leave  of) 

■«  (-one  napping)  ino- 

mndere     {-nonce    of) 

^  noro,  1.    {-an  oath) 

do  affirm  are  {-oceafibn) 

>?re  {-tfftbe  edge)  he 

»^/i6r  Mtf^)  perfenam 

iperte  ag^re   {-off  the 

',  3.  cutem  dctrahere 

oculcs  a  vert  ere  (  off 

te  inul£^are  {  off^a 

diminuere  ('offence) 

»»di  (•©«  or  grieve) 

0,  2.  grariter  ferre 

a -other)  erro,    i. 

r</^r  fop)  euro,   i. 

mfulo^   3.    {-out) 

rofs)  mam  las  elu- 

oro,  I.  Aido,    I. 

■'1  j^tf/J  4  parte  I 

»  gooJ part)  inJ 


T  A  K 


bonam  partem  accipj^re  (-im  iH 
part)  indtgne  ferre  {-part  with) 
participo,  i.  particeps  eife  (-/><>- 
tiently)  «quam  mentem  fervare, 
paticnter  ferre  {-pet)  irafcor,  3. 
ftamacbor,  x.  {-pbyft)  medica- 
mentom  fumJSre  {pity  upon)  flii- 
fereor,  3.  {-place  of)  prxcedp^  3. 
{-the  place  of  another)  alicujua 
locum  occupare  {-place  in  a  coarb) 
frdem  in  curm  pa^a  mercedc 
condurete  {-a pride  in)  |[lorior»  j, 
{ -prifoner)  capti  Y4iiii  d  ucErf  (-  fii»#*  s 
pleasure)  gsnio  fuo  indujgere 
C-ir.to prct/^ion)  in  tutelam  teci- 
pcre  (-nE/?)requieGco,^.  {-revenge) 
penas  futnere  (-root)  radiqem  ca* 
pere  {-Jan^iuary)  ad  afylum  con«> 
fugSref<^/)  navejm  cooijpendSre 
(-hii  pving)  ^nimoaa  luujn  ex- 
plerc  {-a fancy  to)  sUicui  rei  ftu- 
dere  (-to  one^i  heels)  aufu^o,  3« 
(-to  the  right  hand)  ad  dextram 
defloftSre  (  to  tajk)  ad  examen 
vocarc  {-thought  for)  provideo,  2. 
profpicio,  3.  ( 1  rim/)  ten>p!B8,ad- 
iii^erc  {-a  walk)  fparior,  i.  de- 
ftmbulo,  I.  {-one^s  turn)  vice  fua 
agere  (-a  tour  about)  circumire 
\~a  -view)  luihv,  *.  profpicio,  3. 
(up)  tollo,  attoJlo  {-up  armi) 
arma  capere,  ad  arma.  confugere 
(  up  money  at  intereft)  pecuniam 
fcenorc  accipSr^  {-up  sti  opinion) 
opin'^onem  concipere  {-up  tr  em- 
ploy) occapo,  i.{-t'p  room)  locum 
occupare  {-up,  or  hring  into  fa- 
Jbion)  in  morem  inducSre  {-the 
cudgels)  certamen  fufciperc  {'Up^ 
or  intercept)  intercipio,  3.  (-*/>, 
or  reprove)  incrcpo,  1.  reprc- 
hendo,  3.  {-upon  one)  audeo,  2* 
fibi  afliimere  {-up^  or  be  reclaimed) 
mooes  GorFige  re,  ad.  bonam  fru|eii^ 


T  Ah 

redirt  (-up  a  trade)  qu«fhim  ae« 
cipere  (-npon  tick)  fide  fua  emp- 
tum  fumSre  {^upon  rafi  credit^ 
temcr^  crec&e  {-unawarct)  ino«i 
pinaotem  invadi^re  {-unto  bim) 
fibi  adfcifcere  {'toaming)  mooUit 
aufcultarc  (-m*  let  in  wat«r)  rimi» 
fiitifci^re,  perfioo,  3.  {windy  •»  m 
report)  divulgor,  i.  palam  fieri 
{'one'^s  word)  fidem  adhibere,  aii- 
cuj  credere  {-%tfork  by  the  great}. 
opus  faciendum  redim<fre 

Takeuy  captus^  fumptus,  acceptut 
{-a^ay)  ablatus,  demptos,  direp- 
toi  {'btfrire)  anticipatus,  prxoc* 
cupatus  (-{ajtily)  coireptus  {-in  <t 
Jnare)  ilUqueatuS  {or  pleafeS 
with)  obleaatus,  delefiatut  (-^^ 
cr«]r^tf^Vtf^o<tf)occiipatus  {-nnto^ 
aflumptus^.  afcitus 

A  taker  of  advice,  delibentofy  3. 
(-away)  raotor*  3.  fpollator,  3. 

A.  taking,  affiimptio,  3.  {-ofadnkey 
deUbcratio,  3.  (wiw^y )  direptio, 
3,  fpoliatio,  3.  {-back  again)  rc-» 
fumplip,  3.  (-before)  aniicipatio, 
3.  praeoccQ patio,  3.  (-hold  of} 
prchenfio,  3.  (-of  work  by  tha 
great)  operis  rcdcmptio 

Tahngupcn  himfelf  ad  fc  rccipiens 

A  talbotf  vcrtagus,  2. 

A  tale,  narratip,  3.  (>//«)  fignx"-* 
tuoh  a.  (-of  a  tub)  :uii\ii  fabula^ 
fictila  pcrrae 

Tie  tede  rf  money,Jheep,  tec  recenfi'o^ 
3.  numerns 

A  tale  bearer,  fufurro,  3. 

A  teller  of  merry  tales,  congerro,  j, 

A  talent,  talcntum,  a.  (endowment) 
dos,  3.  facultas,  3. 

Of  good  talents,  magni  judjcii  (^ 
mean  talents)  obtufi  ingenii 

A  talifman,  ima^uncuU  ma^^ca. 
•I* 


T  A  M 

^ft (mineral)  ta1cufn,i4  fdifcourfe) 
coUoquiam,  z.  contabulatio,  3, 

Idfetalkf  nugs,^/. 

^  taOt^  coafabiiior,  i.  colloqoor,  3. 
{'Ot  random)  figmcnta  cerebri  c- 
▼omcrc  {^'backwards  and  forwards) 
perplex^  loqui  {-of  a6road)  vulgo, 
1.  divulgo,  I.  (-idly)  nugas  di- 
%lxt  (-foftiy)  fufiiiTO,!.  muflito,  i, 
(-w/Vfi)  cum  aliqao  conferre  (•/« 
no  purpofe)  incaffum  loqai 

l^sOtativo,  loquax  {-fellow)  loqua- 
culus,  a.  locutuleiust  z. 

Talkathfenefs,  gamilitas,  3. 

talked  tf,  divoJgatus,  vulgatus 

'  hamng  talked,  lacatut 

A  great  talker,  verbofus 

jim  Idle  talker,  gerro,  3, 

talking,  loquax,  garrulus,  2. 

A  talking  together,  confabulatio,  3, 
(-much)  garrulitas,  3.  (-r©  one^i 
felf)  /oliloquiuin,  2. 

Tall,  procerus,  altus,  celfus 

Tallage,  ve£ligal 

Tallnefs,  proccritas,  3. 

Tallow,  febum,  a.  (-chandler)  can- 
delarum  febaceaniro  venditor 

To  tallota,  fcbo,  i,  fevo,  i. 

Of  tallow,  febaceuf 

Tallow'Jb,  fcbofus 

-A  talU,  teflera,  i.  talea,  i. 

To  tally  (or  mark  on  a  tally)  teflTerls 
numeruin  notare  (or  agree  with) 
convenio,  4.  quadro,  i. 

The  talmud,  liberritualis  rabbinorum 

A  talon,  unguis 

Tame,  manitietus,  mitis 

To  tame,  manfuefacio,  3.  domo^  i. 

To  grow  tame,  manfuefco,  3, 

Tamed,  domitus 

Tameable,  domabilis 

Tamely,  manfuete,  leniter 

Ta/»efr^s,  manfuetudo,  3. 
A  ra^Kfer,  domitor,  j,  domiix\ii,  3, 


ir  A.R 

A  tamtngy  domitus,  4. 

To  tamper,  iolicito,  i.  (-with  a  dif- 

eafe)  imperitc  curationcm  morbi 

lentkre 
Tempered  with,  fdliciCatus 
A  tempering  wttb,    folic itatio,  3, 
Tan,  cortex  ad  coria  inficienda  ad- 

hibitus 
To  tan  leather,  corium  cortice  infi- 

cg.e(or'  fun  barn)  fole  aduiere 
A  tan  pit,  fovea  ad  coria  depl'snda 
Tanned  leather,  conum  depilum   (or 

{^ti  burnt)  fdleadudus 
A  tang,  fapdr  ingratus 
A  fangtntf  tangens,  3. 
Tangthiltty,  qualitas  taf^itfs 
Tangible^  tadlilis,  tangibilis 
To  tang'e,  implio^  i.  irretio,  4. 
Tangled,  impeditus,  irretitus  (-locks) 

comae  impexae 
A  tankard,  cantharus^  2. 
A  tanner,  coriarins,  2. 
Tanfy,  tanacetum,  x. 
To  tantalixe,  vana  fpe  al  lire  re 
Tantaliasfd,  vana  fpe  alleflus 
Tantamount,  aequivalens  ^ 

Tantivy,  velociter 
A  tap,  fjpho,  3.  epiftomium^  2.  (or 

blow)  i£lus  levis 
To  tap,  dol  unri  relinire  (or    give   a 

tap)  leviter  percutere  (-the  beRy) 

humorem  epiftomio  ventri  infcrto 

elic^re 
Tape,  vitta  ex  filo  contexta 
A  tjper,  cereus 
Taper  (adj.)  pyramtdatws 
Tapi/lry,  tapes,  3,  au'x3,  pi, 
A  tiipejiry  n^ker^   phiyg:o,  3. 
\  tap  houfe^  cei€Vifiariu  n,    2. 
A  tapfier,  caupo  cere  vi fur ius 
Tir,  pix  liquiJa 
Ti  tar,  pice  liquida  oblinere 
Tardily,  lente,  tardc,  pigr^ 
Tardity,  tatdlcas,  3.  morai  s« 


T  A  S 

Tardy  (0ow)  piger,  tardus,  ie 

(guilty)  fons,  n«cens 
To  be  tardy,  pecco^  i.  crfo,  I. 
Tare,  involacri  pondat 
Tares,  vicia,  r.  lieaoiuiD,  %• 
A  target,    clypetrs,  «.    fcntun 

(round-)  parma,  i.  ^/beH')  p 

I.  ancile,  3. 
To  tdmijb,  infufco,  i.  (or  i* 

nifhed)  infufcari,  nitomn  pei 

(-th-  refutathn)  ^tmain  \t±A 
Tarnijbed,  infufcjtus 
A  tarpawUng,  pannUs   cannali 

piceliqoida  iilitas  (or  jailor) 

rus  nauu 
A  tarrafi  ivaOty   ambttlacrHi 

merititium 
Tarrafs,  cflementum  intritMi 
Tdrried,^aiOT9lii%i  cnndatui  (• 

expe£iato8 
A  tarrier,  monitor,  3.  ceflator, 
To  tarry,  manco,  2,  morary  1.  (- 

expe^o,    f.    opperior,    f.   | 

night)  pernodo,  i.  (-i«ifW) 

giverfor 
A  tarrying^  cnn^atio^  3.  WMl, 
Tarrying  /br,erpecbitio»3.(-«Zf«| 

pcrnox  1 

Tart  (iharp)  aciJus,  accrbus,  ai 

aufterus,  acidulus  \  aM)rdax 
To  grow  tart,  acefco^  3. 
A  tartf  fcriblita,  i. 
Tartly,  acriter,  acerbe,  aafltr) 
Tartttefs,  acerb!  tat,  3.  acor,  3* 
Tartar,  vini  arida  fx€,  taitafli 
A  tafi,  penfum,  t^ 
To  tajk,  penfum  injunglrt 
A  taking,  penfi  injunCtio 
A  tafimtijier,  cxa^r  0|«flt 
A   tajle  or  tafting,  gaftui/4*  f 

tilings)  fapor,  3. 
Witi>out  tafie,  Infipidut 
Tq  t4^  lightly^  JUUv  It  jWH' 


A  Y 


T  EI> 


rj9re  hand)  prxguf^o, 
J.  [or  have   a  tafte 

},  delibattis,  Jibatus, 

before)  prapguAatus 

:u{(atorium,  2. 

itio,  3. 

dus 

itusy  dllaceratus 

/.  nu^,  />/,  {-bajket) 

:ulus 

y  4.  blatero,  i. 

ateratus 

lus,  2.  nugax,  3^ 

iacitas>  3. 

tus 

'cAitus  fplendor  af- 

erna  vinarU  {-mAn) 
t.       '  * 

bernarius 
,  «do£lu8 

Uina,  2.  convltlum, 
atcafmus,  2. 
oiofy  I.  convlcloi^i. 
lax 

deridiculum 
)!ogia„  I. 
mUgiber 
fulvus 

3.  ccxirtts>4,  (-ifpon 
n  tributa 

I.  cenfeo,  2,  (-cofts) 
re  (or  blame)  culpo, 
,  cuminor,  i,  .rc- 
rcdarguo,  3. 
alls. 

taxing,  Uxatio^  3. 
ling)  accufatio,  3. 
(aqcttfed).  accufatis, 

«•,  1.     ^ 
txftutt  cxi^itor 


Tm,  tbea>  X. 

To  /wri»,  doceo,  «.  inftituo,  3.  eru- 

dio,  4.  i^'boyi)  pueros  literhim- 

buS.e 
Teaebtibk,  docilis 
A  taacber,  do€lor,  3.  prxceptor^  3. 

m.gifter,  .2, 
Teachltigy  docens 
A  teacbitif,  in^tatio^  3, 
A  tfamt  rhecia- 
A  tear,  iacryma,  i.  (or  rent)  finura, 

I.  fcilTura,  i. 
Worthy  of  tears f  deflendus 
Ready  taped  tean^  JachrymabunduE 

{full  of teart)  lachrymofus 
To  Jted  teatSt  iachrymo,.!.  fleo,  2* 
Sbeddirg  tears,  iachfymans,  flens 
A  fbeJdivg of  Tcars^  lachrymatio,  3. 
To  tear{\ti  pieces)  lacero,  i.  fcinoo, 

3.  difcindo,  3.  dilacero,  i.  {or  be 

torn)  laceror,    I.  (o/'rant  along) 

debacchor,  i.  tumultuor,  i. 
A  ttarer^  lacerator,  3, 
A  rMr/»^,  laccratio,^.  diIaceratio,3. 
Tearing  (loud  or  ftrong)   ftcntofim 

(very  fine)  magnificus,  fpleudidus 
To  t$afe  (vex)   cnicio,   1.   vcxo,    i. 

torqueoy  2.  (-wool)  ianam  ^ar- 

minare 
Teajed,  vexatas,  cruciatus 
A  teajing^  folicitatio  aflidua 
A  teajter  (6  </)  fex  deaarii 
A  teat  (or  breall)  ober,  3.  (nipple) 

papilla,  I. 
To  teaxe,  ice  teafi 
Techily,  iracunoe 

Tecbirefs,  iracundia,!.  protervitas,}. 
Tuhnlcal,      artificialis,      tecbnicus 

{-wcrd)  vocabulujn  arti  proprlum 
Techy,  iracundus,  isoro/ui 
A  tedder,  retinaculum,  2. 
Tedious  (laftixig    Jong)    diururnus, 

loogus  (How)  tardus,  leatuf  (irk- 

ibm)  gravis,  ooieto 


T  E  M 

TeefiouJIvf  diutin^,  long^j  taxde*^ 
lente  j  moiefle,  graviter 

Ted'iaufncfs^  prdlixitas,  3.  tarditas, 
3.  tiediuin,  2.  moleftia,  i. 

Ttrming,  fecundus,  faepe  praegnans 

Teetb^  dcntes,  turn,  «.  pi.  {cheek-'') 
mnxillares  dentes  (eye>)  deote-s 
canini  {^ofacomb)  pedtinis  dentes 
(fore ')  dentes  incifores  {jgag  teetb\ 
dentet  exerti 

Breeding  teeth,  dentiens 

A  breeding  of  teeth,  dentitto,  jt 

Havirg  ttetb,  dentatus 

Breaking  the  teeth,  dentifrangibulus- 

Teeth-powder,  dentifricium,  2* 

A  ttUJcobe,  telefcopium,  2. 

To  tell  (relate)  dico,  3.  nuncio,  i* 
narro,  i.  fignifico,  i.  {w  blase 
abroad)  pervulgo,  u  publico,  l« 
{-again)  rec:t«,  i.  repeto^  3.  (-^f- 
/orf )  praedico,  3.  [or  acqaaint  OAC 
with)  narro,  i.  indico,  i.  nuncio, 
X.  {or  admoniHk  of)  moneo,  t« 
adinoneo,  2.  (reckon  up)  numero, 
I.  computo,  I.  {or  rela(e)  me-' 
moro,  I,  enanro,  i.  refcro  (or. 
know)  fcio,  4.  (or  didlate)  di^o, 
X.  (or  prompt)  fuggero,  3.  {-a  UeJ 
mentior,  4.  {-mew*)  annuncio,  i. 
{-ftories)  fjkbulor,  I.  {fii^fi$rittt 
calumoior,  x« 

Tell  on,  perge,  jige 

A  tell  tale,  delator,  3. 

A  teller,  narratotf,  3.  {-^ffiorles)  ft-; 
bulator  {-of  fortunes)  fatidicus  (or 
numberer)  nemerator,  j, 

A  telling,  aarratio,  3.  {or  reckoning) 
numeratio,  3.  computatio,  3. 

Temerarius,  'temerarius 

Temerity,  tenjeritts,  3. 

Temper  (conflitution  of  body)  con- 
ftitutio,  3.  corporis  temperie« 
(hQHMvr,  nature)  in^«uA^  %« 


T  E  M 

«nimiJ8,2.  indoles,  is,  f.  (moile- 

ration)  xquita;  animi,  muderatio 
Of  an  agreeable  temper,  facftus 
t)i  gent :'l  temper y  liberalis  ingenii 
Of  an  afptring  temper yim^xW  cupidus 
jin  even  temper,  animus   ceqtjus  {an 

uneven  temper)  animus  Icvis 
jigreeablenefs  of  temper f  feftiviias,  3. 

idifagreeablenefs-)  morcfitas,  3. 
The  temper  of  flee/,  tetnp«ratuia,  I. 
To  temper  the  pajfiont,  animun)  rao- 

derari  (or  mingle)  mi^c»^o,  2.  com- 

mifceo,*.  (-7Vo»,&c.)  temper©, i. 
A  temperament  (expedient)  modus,  2. 

ratio,  3»  {or  conflitution  of  body) 

conflitutio,  3.  corporis  temperies 
,  Tmr^rtf/fc«,moderatio,3.temperantia 
9f^tb  temperance,  temperate 
Temptrate,    temperatas  (calm)   fe- 

renus,  tranquillas 
Timperatenefs  of  weatber^  caeli  tcm- 

periet  arqualia 
Temperature,  temperafnentam,  2. 
Temjpered,    mixtui   {good-)   feftivus 

(///-)  morofus 
A  tempering,  admixtio,  3, 
A  tempefi,  tempeftas,  3. 
Tempeftueus,  procelloftis 
A  temple,  templum,  2. 
The  ttmplet,  tempora,  pi. 
Temporal,  temporalis  (unhallowed) 

fecularis,  profanus 
Temporalities,  temporalia,  pi. 
Temporally,  ad  tempus 
Temporary,  temporarius 
To  temporize,  tempo^  fuccumblh^ 
A  temporizer,  qui  fcenae  fervit 
A  tempsrixing,  afTentatio,  3. 
To  tempt  (try)  tento,  i,  aggredior,!. 

(entice)  folicito,  z/pellicio,  3. 

allicio,  3. 
A  temftaeion  (-inticemcnt)  tcntatio, 

3.  lUecebra,  i.  (-to  anger)  irri- 

^amentum 


'TEN 

Tempted  (attempted)  inceptnj  (enti- 
ced) alle£lns,  folicitus 

A  tempter,  tentator,  3. 

The  tempter,  diabolus,  2. 

A  tempting,  illecebra,  1, 

Tempted^  pcllax 

Ten,  decern,  dcni 

Often,  denarius 

Ten  times,  dcries 

Ten  years  old,  deccnni 

Ten  years  fpace^  decenainm 

Tnable,  tencndus 

Tenfold,  decuplus 

The  tenth,  decimuS 

Tenacious,  tenax,  pertinax 

Tenaciovjly,  ttnaciter 

Tenacioujnefs,  tenacitat,  3, 

A  tenant,  inquilinus,  2«  teoens,  3. 

To /raJ  (attend)  comitor,  i,  euro,  i. 
(-fo,  or  aim  at)  fpefto,  i,  tendo,3. 

Tended,  Curatus 

A  tendency  (inclination)  propenfio, 
3.  inclinatioy  3.  (drift  or  defign) 
propofitam,  %,  confilium,  2« 

Tender  (foft)  tener,  mollis  (nice, 
dainty)  delicatus  (-hearted)  mife- 
ricors,  benevolus  (fcrupulous)  ftni- 
pnlofus,  hsefitans,  dubitans 

Tender  heartednefs,  lAifericordia,  I. 

A  tender  (guard)  cuftos,  3.  {or  offer) 
conditio  oblata  (fmal)  fliip)  lem- 
bud,  2.  navigiclum,  2.  (or  waiter) 
aiTecla,  t« 

Made  tender,  emoHitus 

To  gram  tender,  te nerefco,  3, 

To  tender  (or  offer)  porrigo,  3 .  offero 
(or  regard)  indulgeo,  2.  euro.  i. 
(love  or  value)  amo,  i.  diligo,  3, 

A  tender  of  men^,  pecuniae  repre* 
fentatio,  3. 

A  tendering,  oblatio,  3 . 

Tenderly,  tener^,  molliter 

Tendernefs  (love,  kindnefs)  benevo- 

l    l^tia^  I,  charitaiy  3.  amor,  3. 


TER 

(rofalgence)  iiidttlgeiitit( 
l9ofne(s}  fcmpttle^  tilt 
tending  to^  fpedlJM 
A  tendinis  cuntio,  )• 
A  tendon,  tendo,  3. 
A  tendrel^  cUvkda  (tffdm 

cyma,  2. 
Tendrelt,  cart)la^BC*  bM 
Tenehrctttt  (enembt 
A  tememcni,  tcnemeDtMi  < 
A  tenet^  dogma,  3*  pIteiM 
A  tennts  iaU^  pila  lafem 
Tennis  fUpf,  pile  HmIiii 
A  temor,  tanpagei,  ji  ch^ 
The  tenor,  or  chidT  poitA 
nuater^  tenor,  3.  fenoi ' 
intent  mr  purpofe)  pnp 
f  renfe  «r  meaning)  km 
bomm  Tit  (in  wmjk)t 
fonus  fabgravit 
tenfe  (granu)  temput,  3». 
tenfhnf  tenfio,  3. 
A  tent,  tentoriofny  «•  (-" 
velabram,  s.  (-fir  ^  m 
namentnmy  t. 
A  tenter,  pannitondinm,  I 
Tenter  haok^  uneuM,  %,,  hn 
Tte  tenth,  dedmvs 
The  tenth  time^  decimuBi 
Tenthly,  decim^ 
Tenths,  dedmae^  ^, 
Temu'ty,  tcnaitUj  3*  ginc 
A  temn^,  temm^  x« 
Te^,  rxpi&MM 
Tepidity,  tepor,  3, 
A  terce^  triena,  r»  ;  «. 
Ikt^giverfistiont  teti^veiliil 
A/«nK(wdrd  arrxpreffion 
2.  (bound  0r  limit)  ta 
limea,  3.  (limitted  tin 
prseftitutom,  2.  (condi 
diu'Oy  3.  lex,  3,  (« 
menfn^  pi,    meni 
tenn8)tenntAi,/A 


TE  S 

d  ttrm,  juftitium,  i* 

foco^  1.  nunct|po,i, 

lulier  rixofa 

icos,  yocatos 

oiit)  lioiito,  !•  ter- 

■)  cerminari  {-a  dif^ 

compoacre,  contro- 

nSre 

iniiuitiii,  limitatut  \ 

dirempt^s 

•ounding)  terminatio, 

ng)  conclufio,  3. 

oding)  teriniiiatio,3. 

riut 

teira  9$  aqua  cooibns 

riufliy  a« 

ua 

leftris 

ill*,  atroz  (-/«  looh) 

ikotut  (very-)  per- 

TOfy  3«  borror,  3. 
iliter»,atrodter 
iro,  I.  tcrreo,  2, 
loiteico,  3.  terreor,!. 
rritufi,  territut 
rens,  territans 
ricoriam*  1.  ditio,  v 
,  3.  foroiido,  3. 

lOf 

xamen,  5.  (witaefs) 
•«0r/>)  facramencum 
authoritas  pontificia 
iceut 

ftamentuin,  «• 
rftameatariui 
Ut©r,  3. 
I  in  denarii  i-^f  a 

niBcatto,  g. 

r«  I*  tcftificor,  x. 

ificator,  3. 


THE 

Tfftiifioniai,  teAimonialis 

A  teftimonial^  literae  teftTinOnialek 

A  tijtimony^  teftimoniutn,  a.  {-rftt 
good  confdence)  confcientia  bene 
adae  vitae 

To  iear  tejiimntyf  f  ftor,  r, 

Ik  teftimony  ofrefpeff,  caufi  offieii 

Tffiif>*fi»  fee  tecbinefi 

A  r^f/&fri  retinaculum,  «. 

To  utber^  compedes  injicSrtt 

A  tetter,  impetigo,  3. 

To  tew,  Conor,  1.  nitor,  3. 

A  text,  tbema,  3.  (words  of  the 
author]  fcriptoris  verba  genuiaa 

TeMt  ktterSf  li^erx  unciales 

A  texture f  textura,  i. 

Tkan,  in  comparifons,  it  made  by 
Mc,  atque,  or  quam ;  and  fome* 
times  by  an  ablative  cafe 

To  tkank,  gratias  ag^re 

Thanked,  cui  gratiae  aguntur 

Tbank/uft  gratus 

Tbankfully,  grate 

ThankfulMefs,  gratitudo,  J. 

Thanh,  gratiae,^/.' grates 

Thankfgi'L'ingt  gratiarum  a£l!o 

Tbmt  (pton.  demonftr.J  ille,  is,  ifte, 
(for  who  «r  which)  qoi  (a  con> 
junction)  ut,  ne,  qo^  'qud 

Tbt  Jam  that,  or  as,  idem  ac^'atque^ 
er,  ut 

Notes  when  tba  fignifief^mrv/tr,  and 
denotes  time  pad,  before  a  verb, 
it  may  be  rcnder'd  into  L'ttin  by 
qMi^  as,  /  am  glad  that  jrov  ^e 
returned  fafi^  qudd  tu  rediifti 
insoliunis,  gaudc3»  Butfib^rfig- 
nifying  to  the  end  that,  denoting 
tine  to  coaaef  and  coming  before 
a  verb,  which  fignifies  to  difire, 
fear,  command,  labour,  take  cart. 
Sec,  mnft  b:  made  by  vt,  as,  / 
difire  xhztytu  will  oB  thefl^,  ut 
U  fabuJam  agas  V9I9 


THE 

Agitrti  fv^and  ut  may  generally  be 
better  emitted,  if  the  veib  im- 
mediately following  them  be  put 
in  the  infinitive  mood,  and  itt 
nominative  cafe  be  changed  into 
tlic  accufative»  as,  they  faj  that 
bemanagctb  bii  own  hufinefi,  fuum 
fe  negotium  aglrc  dicunt,  fot 
quod  ille  agit» 

S^eeiftg  that,  being  that,  txfinee  tbat^ 
cum,  quura,  quando>  quando- 
qaidem,  qnia,  qponiam,  fiquident 
{Info  much  tbit)  adeo  ut,  ufque 
adcj,  ut—  (Jo  that)  dum,  dum- 
■modo,  modo  or  adeo,  ut  ^  H.  H* 
X^nKMfn  {That  wety)  ilia,  illuc  (li 
the  end  that)  co,  ideo,  el  gratia, 
eo  confilio,  ut — ,  in  iftum  fioem^ 
quod— 

Thatch,  culmus,  2.  ftipula,  x» 

To  thatch,  culmis  teg?re 

Thatched,  culnJs  tc5a 

A  thaw,  glaciei  refoltitfo 

To  thaw,  regelo,  i .  (or  hi  thawed) 
regelor,  folvor,  x. 

Thawed,  f^gf-latus 

The,  bf fore  a  noun  fdbfhntiv^,  tnzf 
for  the  moft  part  be  omitted  ia 
tranflating  into  Latin,  as,  beio^ 
fufHcientiy  included  in  the  lioaa 
itfelf,  except  it  denote  the  par' 
t:€ular  thing  mentioned  before^ 
and  then  it  it  to  be  tranfltied  bf 
bic,  h4tc,  hoc-,  ille,  ilia,  ttludf 
ifie,  ifta^  ifiud,  acfcording  to  the 
gender  of  itt  fubftantivci  s^tid  rbf 
particular  thing  thereby  ra/crred 
to,  whether  this,  thaCy  .or  the 
Other ;  or,  when  it  is  emphatically 
ufed  to  iew  that  fomH  perfofl  of 
thiag  it  more  than  ofdisarilv  to^ 
markable;  as  Alexander  the  tttmt 
Alexander  ille  ma^^^ 

\\ 


THE 

Including  in  it  {by  hew  muzbi  by 
ft  much)  is  to  be  made  by  quanto^ 
tntn»  \  quOf  eo,  hoc  j  tam^  fuam 
A  tbfme,  thema,  3. 
A  theatre,  theatnimyi* 
^keatn'cai,  ihcatricus 
Ttee^  te,  ace.  of  ego 
Theft,  furtum,  2.  latro€iniorii,2. 
^hcirt   or   tbcin^  corutn,    illorum, 
/  ip forum,    gen,  f.1,  mafc,  earvm, 
illaruip,  ipi'arum,  gen,fU/gmittir,e 
*rbm,  cos,  illos  5  e«i8,  ilia's 
TothtTK,  eis,  illia 
tbimfel'Leit  ie,  fefe  {cxntX,   feipfos, 
femct  ipfos ;  feipfas^  femetipfas 
Qf  tbetnfelws,  ftii 
7key  themfflvfs,  illi  ipfi 
TLen  (at  thai  time)  mm,  tuac,  ibi, 
eod«!m  tempore  (after  that)  turn, 
indc,  pof(ca,deinde,exinde  (therr- 
forc)  ergo,  igitur,  id  cire^    («ew 
an/i  then)  nonaunquAm,  lubinde,. 
idcnlidem 
Whence  (from  thence)    inde,  illiac, 
iftinc  (ihtreupon)  eo,  exinde,  ex 
c(f  {'forward)  dcinceps,    dcinde, 
czinde 
Tkeo'egical,  theologicua 
Ihee/ogf,  theobgia,  i. 
A  tleofcger,  thcologus 
A  theorem,  ihcofema,  3* 
Tbetremica/,  theoFcmaticus 
The  theory,  theoren,  i. 
Therapeutic,  th^rapeutice,  «,  /. 
Tiere  (in  that  place)  iti,  illic,  iftic 
.  (or  thither,   to  that  place)    illi), 
'  lilac,  iliuc 

JV^#,  yithcn  there  does  no^  relate  to 
plate,  it  has  no  particular  /atin 
word  s  and  in  this  fenfe,  the 
■dininative  cafe  in  Engii/b  is  gc- 
jicially  fct  after  its  Terb,  and  cot 


T  H  I 


fJacai  kcf9i9  it;  as,  /i  tberea 


meM^  that  would  fufTer  it  ?  efine 
qui  pati  vellet  } 
"thereabout  {or  about  that  affair)  de, 
or  in  ilia  re  (thereabouts  of  place) 
circum,  circiter,  circa  (of  time) 
fub,  circa,  circiter  (in  number] 
quafi,  ferme,  feic,  ad,  plus  minus, 
circa,  circiter,  prseter  propter 
Thereafter,  cxindr,  deinde  {-af)  de, 
or  in  ilia  re  {-by)  eo,  imfc  {-fore) 
id  circo,  ita,  iiaque,  ergo,  igitur, 
pcrindc,  proinde,  prcin,  propterca, 
ea  propter,  ea  re  {-from)  inde, 
exinde,  deinde  i  ab  eo,  ex  eo 
(-Yii)  in  eo  criBoloco,  in  lis  or 
iIIm  locis  ;  in  ea  or  lUa  re,  in  eis 
•r  illis  rebus  {-of)  ejus,,  rliius, 
i riorum  {on  or  ufon)  exinde,  de- 
inde, poftea,  turn,  ibi  {-out)  ex 
eo  crillo  loco  {•'with)  cum  eodcB 
or  iifd'em  {'with,  or  withal)  fimal, 
cadem  operi 
The/e  (of  this)  hi,  hx,  hare  {aaJ 

thofe)  hi  et  ilii 
A  the^f  thefis,  3.  pofitio,  3. 
They,  ii>  iDi,  ifti ;  tx,  \\\x,  iftae 
Thick    (nat   thin)   fpiffus,.    denfus, 
crafliis   Qvr^c)    amplus,    largus, 
latvs,  rraffus  (faf )  obeAis  (muddy) 
]ut(>tus,coenofus,farcarentas(-y^/A> 
ned)  callofus  {-Jkulled)  pingue  in- 
genium  {together)  frequeas,  con- 
fertus  {-cf  hearing)  funltfs 
Thick  and  three Jold,  catervacim 
Through  thick  and  thin,  onMibus  pe- 

riculis  fe  offerre 
To  thicken,  fpilfefco  («r  make  thkJc) 

condcnfo,  i.  fpifTo,  i. 
Ihickc/iedf  condcnfatus 
A  thicAifnfng,  condenfat/o,  3. 
ijbickfft  (clofeft)  conferiifllAias 
A  thiektt,  duxnstum,  2« 
Thickly f  dcnfc 


1    rx  . 

nkkiiefi,  denfitas,  3.  {-rfkt 
aoditdf  gravitaa  (freqacocy) 
quentia,  !• 
A  thi^,  fur,  J. 
To  thieve,  fnror,  i.  furripit^  S< 
Thieved^  furreptas 
Thievery,  fartmn,  2. 
A  thieving,  direptio,  3.  cxpilat 
Thievifi^  fartinu 
\mevtjbfy,  fimdter 
Thievijbnefi^  Airacicatp  %,     » 
Tkethiiby  firfflur,  3.  coxiy  !■ 
A  tbiU,  ttmo,  3. 
A  tbimifle,  digitalea^  3. 
Thin  (not  thick)  rarui,  teaair]|i 
to  be  difcoverM)  peUaedMfl 
in  frequent  (lean)  miaf,  m 
Jcntus  (light)  levit 
To  grow  tht'n^  rarelco,  3.  MtA^ 
Tomaketbin,  rarefacioi  3.  (arllU 
attenuo,  i.  trnoo,  i,  thaiib 
(or  lean)  tmadOp  t.  {-4  |M 
r^/«)  difniiOy  i. 
Made  thin  (rarify'd)  nreMtf  \ 
lender)  attenuatM  («r  loi)' 
maciatut 
Hhine,  tuas,  a,  um 
A  thing,  ret,  5.  negotimit  ••  f 
Note,    The  word  thing  ^  <f4 
when  included  ill  the  adjeAitf 
often  emitted^  aad  the  atjm 
h  then  made  in  the  Dcatv  f 
der  J  at,  *  it  m  Jhinm/^  rf 
indignum  quidem  eft     !  T 
Note  alfo,  tkat  Mwg  is  iw 
ufed  tadenote  fcom  and  cotf 
of  a  perfoD  j  at,  ^  is  ah 
thing,  malier  eft  faftttiofib 
Things  (goods)  bona,  ^.  (c 
&c.)  veftitus,  4*  appan 
^{'ofio  ^alne)  ineptiae,  at 
•  tUnA  (belicrei  fsppofe,  i 
pnto,  2,  rrtr,  t.  credt> 


ntt  I.  opiaor,  i.  aiftinio»  i. 
cnieop  s.  (-ifftftt)  recogito,  i. 
-«K*  of  m  tbii^)  aliquia  acgri 
fare  {.^  m,  or  upii)  delibero, 
I.  CBDtemplory  z.  confidero,  i. 
l-^fire  higm^)  prKmeditor,  i. 
r^f^  4)  prvi  peodere  {-other- 

UcMDprobOyi.  {.<oovfeI/o/oM"s 
^fi  alCBin  fapSre  (-wortty)  dig- 
Mr,  I.  (.fcom)  dedignor,  i. 
pab^  cofitansy  meditans 
^^nttf  »  cogitadOf  3.  reputatioj 
(•^)  meditatio^  3.  delibe- 
3«  (-^f^^  bitMd)  prsme- 
tio^3. 

,  tmuittr,  exiliter      ' 
taritasa  3.  rarltndo^  3. 
'1  tertioa 


•1  J. 
piM,  tertianafl 

]^j  tati^,  tertK^a 
m^  penetxo,  i.  pcrforoy  y« 
%  itb,  3.  (-^  riiribef,  honour, 

;.)  difituruin^  hooorHm, 

f 

ft  «tiOi  4- 
^Htedrfttr^  fitior,  4. 
tfiricaa 

ff/>|f,  fiti  fer^  ene^M 
trfy,  finguinarius 
,  tredecim 

«vr^  deciaus  tertitti 
imett  tredecin 
igiara,  triceu 
tiicenarfuf 
V,  Ecr  deciesy  tricies 
h,  rrictffimas 
ifte  {-man)  bic  (• 
^}  boc 
hucufque 
Jiic 

Y.   bioc 
hac 


T  H  O 

A  thiftkt  carduus,  2. 

Thither^  eo,  tlld,  illuc,  iAhoc 

Tbithtrto,  eatenus 

Tbitbemvardf  iilorAim 

A  thong f  lorum,  2.  corrigia,   i. 

A  thoTHf  fpina,  i.  [black-)  pninHs 
fylvafltris  {tobtte-)  oxyacanthaj  i . 

Bearing  thorns,  fpinifer 

Tborney,  fpinofus,  fpineus 

JVhere  tborm  grvWf  fpinetuiH^  2. 

A  thornback,  raia  clavata 

Thorough,  per 

A  thoroughfare,  via  pervia 

Thoroughpaced,  perfeAua 

Tbofe,  iJli,  ifti 

Thou,  tu^  ipfe 

Tbcughy  or  r/w*  (although)  nt,  etfi, 
licet,  tamtftfiy-eHamn,  quanqi^ini, 
qaaviTis  (neverthelefs)  tamen,  vc- 
runtamen,  nihik>n]inus 

As  thougbf  veluti,  vclut,  perindc 
quafi,  quafi,  tanquam,  tanquam 
fi,  ut  fi 

Thought  (a  thin1c*ng  upon)  cogltatio, 
3.  mcditatis,  3. 
i  A  thought  (thing  thought  on)  cogi- 
^      tatum,  2.  (care  or  concern)  CHra, 
I.  folicitudo,  3.  anxicCas,  3.  (con- 
trivance) inventio,  3.  excogitatio, 
3.  (aimor  dcfign)  propofitum,  2. 
conatus,  4.  conGlium,  2* 
"To  fake  thought  for,  euro,  c.    pro- 
vidco,    3.  confulo,  i.    (be   con- 
cerned at)  dolore  afici 
Thought  of  (conHdered)   pcrpenfus, 
deliberatns,    (wary,    conisderarc) 
confiderarus,  providu<;,  conrultus, 
prudent,  circumfpe£his 
y  Thyjghtful,  roitcitus,  anxias 
yTo  be  thoujhrful  about  (confider)  con- 
tcmpior,  I.  fpeculor,  i.con^idero, 
I.  pcrpcndo,  3,  {for  or  troubled 
abovt)   angor,   3.   perturbor,    x. 

XoUcitor,  u 


T  H  R 

TboughtfuUy,  caut^,  fonfuhi 

denter  (anxioufly)  ajixic,  ft 

Ttoughrfuinefo^  lee  caution  an 

cituHe 
TboughtL'fs,  inconfideratus,    ii 

dens,  temerarius,  praecepi 
Thought /efnefi,  inconfiderantia, 
A   thmfand,  mille,  in  fn^,  tru 
urn,  bus,  pi.  and  is  ui^cd  both 
ftantiveiy  and  adjcflivcly 
Ttuc  tboufand,  duo  mitlia  or  bis  or. 
Ofathoufand,  milliariui 
A  tboufand  times,  millies 
Ti^e  thaufandth,  miltcfimus 
Thrall  or  tbral Jam,  fervilus,  3. 
Tbrjj'onical,  thrafonicus 
Thread,  fiium,  2.  (in  cloth  or*  fill 
I     liciiim,  2.  (for  weaving)  linui 
I      2.  flamcn,  3. 
To  thread,  tilum  iBferere  in  foram< 

acus 
Thread  iy  thread,  -filatim 
Threadbare,  'tritus,  detritus 
The  thread  of  difrourfe,  tenor,  3. 
A  threat,  minatio,  3.  minjc,  pi. 
To  tBroMten,  comminor,  i .  minor, : 
Threatened,  interrainatus 
Threatening,  minax 
A  fhreatening,  comminatio,  }• 
Threatening^,  minaciter 
'Three,  tres,  -trim  or  terni 
Ihe  tii-ee  (at  cards)  trial,  3. 
Of  three,  trinus,  trinarins 
Three  divers  vrjys,  trifariam 
In  three  farts,  tripcrtitus 
Threefold,  triplex,  triplus 
To  make  threefold,  triplico,  u 
Three  cornered,  triangularis 
Three  dtiys  fpace,  triduum,  2* 
Having  three  colours,  tricolor 
Three   head-dp  triceps  {-bort^fd)  trl 

cornis  {-Jbapes)  triformis 
Of  three  pound  weight,  trilibris 
Three  fointtd,  K\W^i^\k^  \. 


THE 

frcluding  in  it  {hy  bcv>  muzbi  by 
ft  tnueb)  is  to  be  made  by  juantc, 
rtm» ;  ytOf  eo,  hoc  j  cam|  fuam 
Atbone,  them  a,  3. 
A  theatre,  theatrum^i* 
Tbeatn'cai,  theatricus 
T/vtf,  te,  ace.  of  ego 
Theft,  furtum,  2.  latrociniaAy2. 
^heir,   ox   theirs^  eorum,    illorum, 
.  ip forum,    geti,  /•/.  mafc,   earMm, 
illarum,  'ii>laLT\im,  gen.  fL  fimittir.e 
*ritm,  cos,  illos  ;  ws,  illas 
TotbiTK,  CIS,  iilis 
Tbimfei-ves,  it,  fcfc  femct,   feipfos, 
femctipfos;  feipfaSj  femetipfas 
Qf  tbemfehcs,  fiii 
7i^  themf fives,  illi  ipfi 
*Tben  (at  thai  time)  mm,  tuac,  ibi, 
eodcm  tempore  (after  that)  turn, 
indc,  poftea,deindc,exinde  (there- 
fore) ergo,  igitur,  id  ciree    («ew 
and  then)  nonaunquAm,  lubinde,. 
idenlidem 
Whence  (from  thence)    inde,  illiac, 
iftinc  (thereupon)  eo,  cxinde,  ex 
ctf  {'forward)  deinceps,    dcindc, 
ezinde 
Tbeofogiealy  theologictis 
'JCbeoiogy,  theobgia,  i. 
A  tleofcgery  thcologui 
A  theorem,  theofema,  3* 
Tfbeoremical,  theoFcmaticus 
'Ibe  theory,  theoren,  i. 
rCherapeutic,  th^rapeutici.  es,  f, 
'JCbere  (in  that  place)  ibi,  iUic,  iftic 
(or  tbitbcr,   to  that  place)    illo, 
'   iliac,  iUuc 

jV*r#,  yihtntherg  does  hoIp  relate  to 
plate,  it  has  no  particular  latin 
and   in  this   fenfe,    the 


T  H  I 


man  that  would  fufier  it  ?  efine 
qui  pati  vellet  ? 

Thereabout  [or  about  that  affair)  de, 
or  in  ilia  re  (thereabouts  of  place) 
circum,  circiter,  circa  (of  timej 
fub,  circa,  circiter  (in  number] 
quafi,  ferme,  fere,  ad,  plus  minus, 
circa,  circiter,  pneter  propter 

Thereafttr,  cxindr,  deinde  {-at)  dc, 


THI 

Tbkknefty  denfitat,  j.  (Y*J 
coditus  paTitu  (freftoff) 
quentia,  i, 

A  thiefy  fur,  5. 

To  thieve f  furor,  I.  furripi^  ' 

Thieved,  furreptus 

Thievery,  fortum,s. 

A  thieving,  direptio^  $•  ffP*** 

Thievi/b,  furtinis 


ilia  re  {-by)  co,  imfc  {-fore)  \Thievijbly,  fiuadter 


id  circo,  ita,  iiaque,  ergo,  igitur, 
pcrindc,  proinde,  prcin,  propierea, 
ea  propter,  ea  re  {-from)  inde, 
cxinde^  deinde ;  ab  eo,  ex  eo 
(->■«)  in  eo  criHo  loco,  in  iis  or 
't\\i6  locis  ;  in  ea  or  ilia  re,  in  eis 
•r  iilis  rebus  {-of)  ejus,  rllius, 
illorum  {on  or  upon)  cxinde,  de- 
inde,  poAea,  turn,  ibi  {•out)  ex 
eo  cr  illo  loco  (•  tvith)  cum  eodea 
or  iifd'em  (- w//4,  or  withal)  fimalj 
eadem  opera 
TbeJeLoi  this)  hi,  bx,  hare  {-and 

tbo/e)  hi  et  ilii 
A  the/itf  thefis,  3.  pofitio,  3. 
They,  ii>  illi,  ifti ;  eas,  ilia;,  iftx 
Thick   (nat   thin)   rpiffut,.    denfus, 
crafliia   0^tr%t)    am  pi  us,   hirgus, 
latvs,  rraflus  (faf )  obefiis  (muddy) 
luCi}tos,coenofus,farcaTentas(>y^rff- 
ned)  Cillojus  {-j/iuiled)  pingue  in- 
genium  (  together)  f requeas,  con- 
fcrtus  {-cf  hearing)  funltfs 
Thick  and  threefold,  catervatim 
Through  thick  and  t bin,  on-aibus  pe- 

riculis  fe  offerre 
To  thicken,  fpiirefco  {or  make  thiclc) 

condeafo,  i.  fpifTo^  i. 
Ibickcaed,  condcnfatus 
A  thickening,  condenlat/o,  3. 


^vo^a  9    -«-    — '  c.  ■  ©#  '  j- 

meininative  cafe  in  Englijb  is  ge-  Thicktfi  (clofeft)  confer tifliftiti 
nciaWy  fct  after  its  verb,  and  cot  A  thiehtt,  duxnetum,  2, 
fJaccd  bdf^ic  it;  as,  h  tktre  M^^biokhf  ^cnii 


Thtevififnefs,  furacito,  3^    ' 
The  thigh,  femur,  ]•  c«i»  ^* 
A  thill,  temo,  3. 
A  thimble,  digitale,^  3. 

Thin  (not  thick)  rami,  teiW» ' 
to  be  difcover'd)  peUod^l 
in  frequens  (lean)  WCffi ' 
Jentos  (light)  levii 

To  grow  tbin^  rarefco,  J.  ■** 

To  make  tbin,  rarcfacio,  3.  (»  B" 
attenuo,  i.  traoo,  I,  ^^ 
{or  lean)  tmado,  1.  (•«  I 
f^«)difrar6,  t. 

Made  thin  (rarify*d)  rarefbai 
ffeoder)  atteavatui  (r  ki 
maciatut 

Hhine,  tuns,  a,  am 

A  thrngj  res,  5,  negotimn,  s 

Note,  The  word  tlni^  or  1 
when  included  ill  the  adjet 
often  emitted^  aad  the  adji 
is  then  made  in  the  dcbw 
der  5  is,  it  it  m  Jhtmt/^^ 
indignum  quidem  eft     :  ; 

Note  alfo,  tkat  Mwg  il  km 
ufed  tadenote  foorn  aodesM 
of  a  perfon  j  9iM,peit*k 
thing,  mulier  eft  faftttiofii' 

Things  (goods)  bona,  f/.  (d 
&c.)  Teftitui,  4.  appiiiH 
{-of  no  valai)  ineptias,  W^ 

r«  tfink  (beliere,  fsppofe,  W 


T  H  O 


'i  !•  ezrftlnio,  i 
fium)  recogito,  i 
^H)  ^I'^uid  aegri 
ott^M)  delibero, 
)  I.  confidero,  i. 
I  pnemeditor,  i 
vi  pcndere  {-other- 
4.  {-weUof)  probo, 
.  (-<»  we//  of  wit 
Sre  {-vortty)  dig- 
<}  dedignor,  !• 
8,  meditans 
itio,  3.  reputatiOj 
litatio,  3.  delibe- 
re  hiuid)   prsme< 


exjjiter      » 
3.  raritndo^  j. 


ot 

rtf&a 

I.  perf«fro»  Y« 

^  nVibef,  honour, 

y  lu>ooriiin>  &(. 


fitior,  4* 

re  encAot 
inarius 

BUS  tertms 

ecies 

keBi 

If 

cies,  tricies 

imus 

n)  bic  I'tvoman) 


A  thiftU,  carduus,  2. 

Thither,  CO,  illo,  illuc,  ifthttc 

Thitherto^  catenas 

Thithertvardy  iUorrum 

A  thomgf  lorum,  2.  corrigia,   x. 

A  thorn,  fpina,  i.  {blach-)  prtimts 
rylv«ftris  (white-)  oxyacainhaj  i . 

Bearing  thorns,  fpinifer 

'tborney,  fpinofus,  fpineus 

JVhere  tborm  grow,  fpinetum,   2, 

A  thomhack,  raia  clavata 

Thorough,  per 

A  thorough  farey  via  penria 

Thorough  faced,  perfcdva 

Tbofe,  ilfi,  ifti 

Thou,  tu,  ipfe 

Though^  or  tho"  (although)  nt,  etfi, 
licet,  tamtftfiy-eliamfi,  quanqi^ini, 
quamTis  (nevcrthclcfs)tamen,  vc- 
runtamen,  nihik>n]inus 

j^  thougby  veluti,  velut,  perinde 
quaii,  quafiy  tanquam^  tanqtram 
fi,  ut  fi 

Thought  (a  thintc>ng  upon)  cogitatio, 
3.  meditatis,  3. 

A  thought  (thing  thought  on)  cogi- 
tatum,  2.  (care  or  concern)  aira, 
I.  folicitudo,  3.  anxieCas,  3.  (con- 
trivance) inventio,  3.  ezcogitatio, 
3.  (aina  or  deHgn)  propofitum,  2. 
conatuS)  4.  conGlium,  2* 
"Tfl  take  thought  for,  euro,  c.    pro- 
video,   3.  confuio)  z.    (be  coa< 
cerned  at)  dolore  afici 
Thought  of  (conHdered)   perpcnfus, 
deliberatas,    (wary,    conisderarc) 
confideratus,  providus,  conrultus^ 
pmden*,  circumfpefhia 
Thoughtful,  folicitus,  anxias 
To  be  though  ful  about  (confider)  con- 
tcmplor,  I.  fpeculor,  i.confidero, 
I.  perpendo,  3.  {for  or  troubled 
abovt)   angor,   3.   perturbor^   x 

Solicitor,  j„ 


T  H  R    , 

Thoughtfully,  caut^,  confult^,    piv- 

deuter  (anxioufly)  anxie,  folicir^ 

Thoughtfulnefi^  fee  caution  and  /•//- 

citude 
Tboughtlcfs,  inconfideratus,   imprvi- 

dens,  tetnerariiu,  praeceps 
Thoughtlefnefi,  inconliderantia,  I. 
A   thoufand,  mille,  in  fnj,  miliia, 
um,  bus,  pi,  and  is  u4d  both  Aib- 
ftantively  and  adje^lively 
Two  thoufand,  du^  millia  or  bis  mille 
Of  a  thoufand,  milliarius 
A  thoufand  times,  miliies 
7^  thoufandth,  millenmus 
Thrall  OT  thraldom,  fervilus,  3. 
Thrafonical,  thrafonicus 
Thread,  fiium,  2.  (in  cloth  offilk) 
licimn,  2.  (for  weaving)  linum, 
2.  ftamen,  3. 
To  thread,  iilum  inferere  in  forasnea 

acus 
Thread  by  thread,  €1811111 
Threadbare,  'tritus,  detritus 
The  thread  of  difcourfe,  tenor,  3, 
A  threat,  minatio,  3 .  minae,  fl. 
To  tBraatea,  comminor,  i .  minor,  !• 
Threatened,  interminatus 
Threatening,  minax 
A  fhreateneng,  •comminatio,  }• 
Thrtaieningfy,  minaciter 
Three,  tres,  •trini  or  terni 
The  thee  (at  ^arda)  trias,  y» 
Of  three,  trinus,  trinarins 
Three  divert  w^g,  trifariam 
Jn  three  parts,  tripertitus 
Threefold,  triplex,  tnplus 
To  make  threefold,  triplico,  t^ 
Three  cornered,  triangularis 
Three  days  fpaee^  triduum,  2* 
Having  three  amours,  tricolor 
Three  headed,  triceps  {-horufd)  0ri* 

cornis  {-Jbapes)  triformis 
OF  three  pound  weight,  trilibris 
I  Three  pointtdy  XxxViSs^Wy  -^^ 


EU«x 


^iOtnA 


T  H  R 

Jffavlng  three  teeth,  tr^den«,  j. 

^hree  years /face,  triyoiiuQ 

7'bree forked,  trifurcui 

^hreefcore.  fexiiginta 

Cf  three  fcuwe,  (cxagsQan'm 

^'hreefctrt  t'wm^  fcxagies 

^bree  fcore  and  ten,  I'epCuaginU 

^r^  bmdredf  treceoti 

Three  hundred  tintes,  trecemiei 

JTo  tkrejh  {-corn)  flagdlo^    |,   {-ot 

beat)  cqpdO;,  3. 
A  thrrjber,  uiturator,  3. 
A  tbrejhing,^  tritura,  i.  {'fio&r)  ^xt^ 

tri  r  t  ra;  accottmcxhiu 
Ji  thiijhold,  ^ioMfU,  3, 
^hiice,  xtx 

V^hrice  as  much,  tripli,  tripluft 
Thrift,  f'rugalitas,  3, 
thriftily,  fnigaliter,  pwrci 
ThriUinefs,  parfimonia,  t. 
tr/>'///y/frugali8,  parcus,  fruji  [-JeT' 

vanf)  Tervus  bona;  fyu^i 
To  thrill,  itt  to  drill 
To  tbri-ve  (pro(pcr)  rigeo,  2.  valeo, 

a.  fiorco,  2.  dit^cQ}  j.  ('infijh) 

pingutfio^  3, 
Thri-ven,  ditatua 
-\   thriving  (-/•«  the  world)  profpc- 

jiu.,  3.  (tinfojb)  corporis  au^us 
Ttn-vingly,  prortpeii,  fcliciter 
V£>*  /Ar<w/,  guttur,  3.  guity  |« 
Of  the  tljroat,  gutturtlii 
ThrsAtcut,  juRulatut 
To  thrch,  palpito^  i.  mko,  f  • 
-A  throwing,  paipitat  o,  3. 
A  throne,  ToJiinnQ,    2.    thfonuf,  2. 

regia  digoita^,  fumma  pote(ias 
To  throng  or  crviitfd,  p?jemo,  3.  (-Ifl. 

0  p/jctf)  c<^tervatiin  confluifre 
A  tbrani,  tuiba,  I.,  fr^ucotia,  l. 
Thronged^  pjcffu* 

^o  flrofthf  /Irang'ilo,  i.  (-/o  ^Mfi^) 
/j^z/ro  ijjterimece  .     , 
f^//ai  (frangulmk 


r  nfi 

A  throttling,  ilranguUtio,  ;}. 
Through,  a,  ^x,  per,  propter 
Note,  through  it. often  tht  {ifnt  11 
4y>  and  then  is  made  by  !he  pb- 
liiive  cafe,  as  f^ro*  are  or  ify   my 
means,  aper«  mel.     And  through 
after  a  verb,  is  often  implied    in 
ir,  efpecially  ^hen  the  vsrb  is 
compoundod  with  fer  or  trsni,  as, 
to  bore  tbtovgh,  perforo,  i*  i*  run 
through,  transfigo,  3. 
Through  and  throvgh,  penituij,  oaa- 

nino,  prorfiis 
A  thorough/are,  via  pervU 
Tiroughoutf  per  totum 
A  tbrovt,  or  rtf/<,  ja£lUt,  4, 
Ttf  thri,w,  cafi  or  Jling,  jafia^  I, 
jacio,  3*  ipitto,  3.  coRJicio,  3^ 
{"arttts  about  the  neck)  collo  darf 
brachia  circufn  (-«  ftane  at  sAr) 
tliquem  lapide  peters  (-bw'j  >y' 
4/  r^f  feet)  fe  ad  ptdes  pTi3|ic€rc 
{-all ab<yut)  ^rcnmyc'io,  %.  fp4r|o, 
3.  (-againji)  allido,  3.  iHidcij  3^ 
(««//  a/oitf*)  profternoj  3.  «ibji{:io, 
3.  (-^fide)  rejicio,  j,  {-tnvay) 
abjicio,^  3.  (-away  ene*i  m&neyj 
pecuniam  prodigKre  {-aiifjy  ;iW 
and  labaut)  operam  et  oleum  pcr^ 
d<fre  ("back)  rejicio.  i,  {'M/fore] 
objicio,  3.  {-behind)  a  ttrgo  Tt- 
)icefe  (-betiveen)  interjkic),  3 
(  dovvn)  dfjicio,  3.  diroo^  3.  fub- 
vcrto,  3.  profterno,  3.  {-dyv^^ 
arms)  arma  miitere  (  off"  scf^sif  ^ 
tancc)  Botos  dcferere  {-uf  bnn 
liberty)  abjudicare  fibi  hbcrtatsni 
{-dviun  had  long)  praecipito,  i- 
(idewn  upon)  ingero^  3,  {-f9*-tl'-) 
cmitto,  3.  {-heufe  out  at  'Windt-xu) 
omnia  conturbare  {-in,  or  iv^r 
injicio,  3.  imtn'tto,  3.  (■!»  anfV 
tgeth)  exp!:obro,    1,  ['into  prif^n) 


rtjido,  3,    ren 

gsTwunt)  exuo  (- 

efFimdcre  {-out) 

tr^ijicio,  J.  tran 

adjicio,  3.  {-up 

3,  {up,  as  the 

{-up*n  cffce)  n 

{-vp<in)  fupcrinj 

iortio.  I, 

A  rhro'UMT^  jsicula 

A  tir^aing,  jaftu 

{"OP^t'tio,  3. 

3.  (  E/fl(/<(irf)jac 

dqe^io,  3,  dcti 

lirio,    3.  praDci 

a  hmrje)  ih  equo 

j^-^io,  3.  {-off) 

e}c6io,  3.  repu 

Of  beyond)    traj 

Euperje^io,   3, 

ThtszLm,  jaftus,  t 

Te   ht  throiim  out 

rejici,  fufTragiis 

tanced)  i  ftadi< 

T^rpTtfff  {-againft) 

pw]citixi  {-aiva 

reje^his      (-^rrt 

{  tfij<K;«)  diratu: 

batui  {-in  a  b 

accumulates  (  1 

TirtTt/Tj  labores,  ^ 

Thrums^  villi,*/. 

A  ibrtffi  (bird)  tu 

The  ihrffh  (diieafc 

A  ihrufi,  impetus 

To  thrufl,  impeljo, 

a  fieord)  ferro 

{^againf)  obdo, 

3*  i-diwn)  deti 

!♦   f  forward)  \ 

vford,  or  make 

acfclero,    i.    ( 

inirudo,  3.  (>«, 


THW 

••■^i  J.  ^idfl, 3.  abigo,  5.  arceo, 
.!•  ('^i*) ptrfodio,  3.  trans- 
H^»  3'  {'tognber)  comprimo,  3. 
?5*«.i.(-i5^)premo,  3.0J- 

■^^'■FoHwjibiftus^  rcpulfus-, 

■      *ftAtw ;  cMrftaius }  pcrfofTus, 

2j!*Wi  expulfus,     exclufus, 

'•O  impulfio,    3.    {"together) 


.   Ji^i  digits 
'  /?*  ^"^**»  3»   ottnndo,    3. 

|>yBy,  poflatio,  3.  pilfus,  4. 
i^^.tiaitru  {'ftruck)  fideratus  ; 

•Ai*r,  folnnino,  !• 

^Mfr-rA^y  fragor   call  (-^^) 

«»a,  3. 

maJerf  falminetrs 

'kKderer,  fulminator 

inJeriitf,  fulminatto,  3. 

vmng\-fTom  above)  altitonans. 

wirr)  Tox  ftentorea 

•ifems,  thnrifer 

/Kf^  feria  qirinta  (hofy-)  dies 

sofionis  domi  ni  (  Alavff<?tfjr-)  dies 

u  proxinui  ante  pafcha 

,  ita,  hoc  modo,  (tc,  ad  huhc 

idom  (-far)  haAenus,  hue  nfque 

ntb)  cantum 

»0ck,  i£bi9,  4«  verber,  3. 

■wr>,  verbero,  i.  faftigo,  x. 

WMckiMg,  verbentio,  3. 

ft,  Cranfverrai,  obliquus 


T  I  E 

TbtvartiTig^  contrariu*!,  repugnans 

A  tbioartin^y  conCradiftio,  31 

Thy,  tuus 

Thyvte,  thymus,  *, 

Belonging  to  tbyme^  thyminus 

Full  of  tbymSf  thymofus 

To  t'jce,  all  "CO,  3. 

A  tick  (infe£l)  ricinus,  *,  (-./er  o 
Bed)  culcitra,  I.  [or  truft)  fides,  5. 

A  ticket,  tcfTera,  i. 

Tof;f*/(p,titillo,  i  .{-thefan(y)zMoT,i 

A  ticilirtf^^  titillati»,  3. 

T/r*A/^,titiilacionis  impatiens  (cap- 
tious) morofus,  captiofus  (nice) 
tes  Hbrica,  dilficilis  (daagerous) 
periculofus 

Tid -or  dainty,  delicatuUs 

Tid  bitty  dapes  opimc 

To  tidJliy  nimts  indulgere 

Tbttide,  a;ftus  maris  {-efetb)  reflincns 
maris  (ji&«iwf-)€lu vies,  5.  C*-'^-} 
»(his  maris  decrcCccns 

lyitb  the  tide,  fecundo  ftunine 

A^ainft  ride,  adrerfo  flumine 

77<i^(time)  tempus,  3.  tempeftat,}. 

Tidings,  nuncios,  2.  rumor,  3. 

To  bring  tidings t  nuncio,  X. 

Tidy,  fokrs,  Kabilis 

A  f/>,  ■ficxuSf  4.  vinculum,  a. 

To  "tie,  or  iind,  alligo,  i.  ligo,  i. 
oblige,  I.  vincio,  4.  coallringo, 
3.  obfhingo,  3.  {-about)  circum- 
ligo,  X.  circumvincio,  4.  (-back) 
rcvincio,  4.  {-bcfire)  praeligo,  i, 
praevincio,  4.  {'together)  copulo, 
I .  {-to)  adfhingo,  3.  {"witb  a  knot) 
in  nodum  cogerc 

Tied,  ligatus,  vInAas,  nexus  ^  an- 
nexusy  alligatus;  conncKus,  co- 
piilaCus,  conJMn£tu9 

To  be  tied  {-in  bed)  conflringor,  3. 
{-by  the  laivs)  legibus  impcJiri 

A  tiff  {^\9rrc\)  contcntio,  3.  lis,  3. 

j"r^i'jm^2.[-e/^rfrj»M)  modicum;!. 


TIM 

A  tiger,  tigriij,  3,  {or  cruel  pcrfon) 
homo  crudelis 

Of  the  tiger,  tigrinus 

A  tige  efs,  tigris  femina 

To  tighy,  cachinno,  i. 

Tight  (neat)  nitidus,  comptus,  bal- 
lus,  concinnus,  fcltus  (fate)  tuius, 
falvus  (found)  faBus,  validus 

A  tile,  tegtila,  i. 

Cutter  tile,  imbrex,  3. 

Of  a  tile,  tegvlaris 

To  tile,  tegiiiis  obduc^re 

A  tiler,  tegularum  ftruftor 

The  tiling,  togulum,  a.  tegilluoi,  z. 

Till  (untill)  dum,  nee,  ancea^uam, 
antcqoam,  antea  niH,  quoad 
(befo:e  a  noun)  ad,  in,  ante, 
ufqtie  ad  (before  a  verb)  priuf- 
qaam,  ante,  antequam  (a  pre* 
pofition)  in,  ante,  ad,  ufque  ad 
( -  moo )  n  unc  primiim,  adhuc  (-/Sirib 
time  M)quoad,  quod,  donee  {-then) 
antea,  ante  (-«  vtBik  a  goi)  uaf99 

A  ft//,  loculus,  ft. 

To  till,  colo,  3. 

Tillage,  agricultura,  T. 

Tilled,  aratus9  cuitui 

A  tiller  of  the  ground,  agn'cola,  t, 
{-of  a  bow)  arcus  cornu  {-of  a 
boat)  cymbae  gubcrnarculum,  a, 

A  tilling,  aratin,  3,  cult  us,  4. 

A  ftVr  cloth,  tentorium,  2. 

To  tilt  a  barrel,  cadum  indinare 

The  tilting  of  a  barrel,  cadi  indinatio 

Timber^  materics,  5.  lignum>  a* 
(  nvork)  matcrialura,  x.  (-jwr- 
chjKt)  roateriariua,  2«  {"yard)  fa- 
brica  materiaria 

Of  timber,  matcriafius 

//^f/i  timbered,  bene  ftrufliia 

\  timbrel,  tympanum,  z.  (-/^'^>* 
tympani'pulfator 

7i.w^  tcnr.pvi?,  3.  (leifur^)  ct'.»:a\,  ir 
tcmo>i^  ^^.^  ^^^ 


T  l.M 

Tor  a  time,  ad  lempus  . 
J^eifure  timvSy  hora?  fubcefivi» 
A  iofig  time,  diu^  jaindudiun 
Jntiu.etime,  icmpeitiTus 
Out  of  time f  rOtempcftivuft 
*fime  out  0f  M/W,  muttit  aot^  feculis 
^4httit  that  time^  per  id  rempus 
^it  this  lime,  in  prnefenti,  jam,  ««inc 
{■another  tlm^  alio  trmpure  (-r/xi/ 
//Vnc)  CO  tempore  tunc  {-atrf  time) 
unquam  ( -noirme)  unquam  {'^ui:at 
time)  quando  [-what  time  Joever) 
quandorunque   (-tbt    ti-ne  that-) 
quo  teonpore  [^the  -very  fame  tii»e) 
per  idem  tcnipus  {-thi  J€t  ttm<) 
,    tcmporu  conftiiuio 
tfatany  t.mcj  ft  quando 
^0-  that  timty  ut  temporibus  illis 
From  this  time,  in  futnnim 
Jh  4^.time^  temprftite 
Jn  a  Jh'ire  time,  brevl  tempore 
J%  ay^an  time,  vertente  anno 
^flate  time,  no  per 
In  time  paj^^  o\\xsi,  quondam   {-time 
to  come)  deinde,  dehinc  (  the  mean 
time)  inrerimx  ioierea  {'the  day 
time)  interditt 
^ftfr  a  long  time,  poft  diem  lengmn 
Before  ik^t  tii^,  antehac  (•  fhattime) 

ant9 
Of  time,  temporalis 
Of  old  time,  antiquirils 
From  the  begimtiiig  of  time,  t^  SBTO 
Vo  that  timt,  eatenus 
STo  time  lotll,  tempe(live  *gHrc 
Hi  timed,  iocempeilivns 
fVell  tiwedj^  t^mpcftivus 
^hrte  timet,  ter  (four-)  quater («K>n>-) 

f£cpe,  fapp^numer^ 
^t  all  timet,  fern  per 
irimt/y,     opportuQiis,     tCQipeftivus 

(adv.)  tempcftive 
S7/Tf/^.Wj>,  /yjOTJdiras.  «, 


T  I  R 

r 

Timoroitfly^  timide 

lim^roujnejS,  timer,  3.  metgg,  4. 

Tibe  tim/>apy,  tympauiteSi  ^,m. 

Tin,  n annum,  1^ 

Of  tin,  ftanncus 

A  tinman,  ftanneorum   inftrumen- 

torum  fabricator 
Tin  glafi,  bifmuthum,  9* 
To  tin,  ftanno  obduccre 
A  tinBure,  tin£tura,  I .    (impreffion 

on  the  mind)  mentis- fen fus 
Tinder,  igniarium,  2.  (-box)  pixidula 
igniarium  contiAcns 
\  To  tingle,  rtfono,  i.  cinnio,  4, 
Tivg'ing,  r'cfonan.e,  tinnulosi 
A  tinker,  fartor  circumfcroneus  va- 

forum  aereomm 
Tinned,  flannoobduAus 
A  f inning,  Aanni  obducMo  * 

Tinjei,  pannus  metailo  aarei  colons 
coiirextus,  mctaph,  fplender  falfus 
Tinyt  p<rpuliUu8 
A  //y>(poipt)  apex,  3.  (  ofthenofe) 

oafi  excrrmitaiS 
T*  tip  with  filver,  argento  circum- 
cludcre  ab  labiis  {-tJOith  iron)  ftrto 
praemunire  {or  throw  down)  dc- 
jicio,  3.  ftemo,  3 .  {-one  th*  tpink) 
ahcui  annuere  {-off^  or  die)  mori 
Tippfd,    tipt,  tuith  fiver,   argento 
ablabris  circumc]^fu8  (-^ithirom) 
fcrro  pirappiiatus 
A  tippet,  fafcia,  |. 
To  tipple,  pergraecor,  i.  potito,  I. 
A  tipler,  btbax,  ebriofus 
A  tippling  houje,  cauponu}^  J, 
A  tippling,  commefFatio,  $• 
A  ^//^^(officer)  iiftor,  %,  accenfus, 

2.  (inftrument)  accenfi  bacu|u« 
Tipfy,  temulcntus 
A  tire  (rank)  fcries,  5.  ordo,  3. 
Ttresfor  women,  capiili  afciti 
A  tirewoman,  ornatrix,  3. 
7?  tirsy  omo,  1%  adomo^  i,  (or  weary) 


T  o 

fht}$%  I.  laflV*  I*  dela^o, 
be  tired)  fatigor,  %,  defenf 
Tirejome,  fatigans,  labor .ol'u* 
Tirefotnenejs,  fatigatio,  3.  lab 
A  tiring,  defati^atio,  3. 
Tijfue,  fericum  auro^  «r  argei 

tertextum 
A  tit  (little  horfe)  manQut,  z. 
lus,  2.  (or //Vnwir/«}p»xiUy 
Tifchy,  morofus 
Tithe,  decin\3e,p£» 
To  tithe,  decime,  i. 
Tithed,  deqimatus 
A  tithe,  diecimiitori^  3. 
A  m£>/>^,decimjt  o,3.(-tfbB 
tithinga,    i.  decunaj.  i.  | 
decuiio,  \, 
Titillation,  titillatio,  3. 
A  titU  or  iafcriptiem,  titala^l 
fcriptio,  3.  epignpbe,  I.  (• 
nour)  dignitatis  titalos  or  i 
{or  right)  jus,   3.  yindicsti 
{or  writings,  deeds>  &c.) 
teftantes,  inflrumeota,^/. 
Titled,  vocatus,  infcriptus 
To  titter   (laugh)  cachinoo,  1 

(totter)  vacillo,  !• 
A  tittle,  pun£tum,  %^ 
Tittle  tattle,  dicaciUf,  3. 
A  tittle  tattle^  garruluSt  2« 
To  tittle  tattle,  garriOi  4« 
Titular,  titularis 
Tof  ^ffir  before  a  noun  is  al 
the  ng]^  of  the  d«tive  t^it* 
to  before  a  noUn  dcaoting  OKI 
as  going  to,  applying  to^  k 
rendered  by  one  of  tbeie  tt 
fkiom,  ad,  adverfom,  apu/,< 
-  de,  erga,  ex,  prae,  pro,  in  fi 
przpoHtion  muft  be  omitted  ^ 
the  ftru£lure  of  the  Latin  1 
renders  it  nfelefs,  as»  v)bat « 
wtan  bdveyvu  toj$ur  viiftf 

mvlierii  uXQrcm  habcc  ? 


...  a  Tcrb»  moft  comtnooly 
thc£gn  oftheiniiaicire  mood, 
nc  it  nay  be  renderM  alio  in 
Mm  by  a  gerund  in  aiy  zs,  re- 
ihtd  to  fOy  ceitos  eumii:  by  a 
trond  in  i&jh,  as.  To  take  the 
umiet,  mi  cafitndam  hoftes  )  or, 
f  a  fubjunAiTC  mood,  as,  Ihu'ue 
jtfi  rigbi  t9  do  it,  lequum  eft  uc 
Kiam.     Or,  by  ■  future  in  rtis, 
s,  1  am  to  go  to  London,  Loiidi- 
lOfomfr^  (iurut  Jum 
mifnt  hoc  ilJuc 
htihfkta^  atro^ue 
nopKrfojt,  fruffra 
mbiebeiul^  quamobrem 
lorf,  nempe,  fcilicet 
br  (befbic  a  nounl  cfle,  fieri,  ut 
im,  qui  fim.  (Before  a  participle 
|f  tVc  pretcrperfcA  tenfe,  is  ge. 
teiallj  to  be  reqdcr*d  by  the  m- 
Ui'lhenood  of  the  paffive  voice, 
S  A  dtfimk  to  be  thought  riebj 
pit  baberi  dives)  If  it  follows 
r  tenfe  of  the  verb  fum,  may 
Tiadc  a  participle  of  the  future 
'w,  as,  iifke  dtfenied^  defen- 
us  eft.    Of,  by  the  adje^tve 
Vi,  aty  h  u  ht  cured,  eft  me 
".is.      Or,   by  the  relative 
id  potential  mood,  as,  tror- 
iv  fent  f9  Bedlam,    dignus 
cgenir  anticyras 
ufo,  3.  rubeu,  t.  (-floo/) 
%.  {'ffi)  rana  pifcatrlx 
Tabaai 

.*# 

rotiana,  I.  tabacum,  2. 
,  tabaci  venditor 

ti  oQo  librae 

t  pedii  {jnat')  pedis 

I,  a.  (ewffcr  oJm  toft) 


TON 

Together  (at  the  fame  time  or  place) 

iimul,  unik  (without  inter  million) 

continentcr,  per,  &c. 
Toictber  (adj.)  coniinuus 
Tew/,  labor,  3   {toUa,  or  nets)  plagse, 

f>/»  indxginc^^/. 
To  t'Mf  molior,  4.  Uboro,  i, 
Toilififf  toiljome,  Ijboriofua 
A  tot  ting  f  eUboratio,  3. 
A  tckeHf  ^gnum,  %.  pignuf,  3.  oOden, 

3.  noca,  I. 
7eA/,  did  us,  nanatus  {^^efire)  prae- 

didus 
ItclJ,  dixi 
May  be  told  (n^mhtrcA)  numerabilis 

(may  not  be  told)  innumcrabiiis 

(or  nor  be  expreftcd)   ineaplica- 

bHis,  inennrrabilis 
Tolerable f  tolerabilis 
Tolerably,  tolerabil.rer 
To  tolerate,  indulgeo,  a.  tolercv,  i, 
ToleratJ,  permifi'us,  toleratus 
A  tolerathg,  toleration,  tolenitio,  3, 

indujp.entia,  i.  perpellio.  3. 
T<M,  veftinal,  3.  tributum^  ^'(-/"^ 

grinding)  emoiumentaiD,  a. 
T#  taki  tJl,  ve^tigal  exigcre 
A  toll  gatherer,  exaAor,    3* 
A  toll  booth,  telunium,  2. 
To  toll  {a  bell)  ieviter  pulfare 
Tolled^  Ieviter  pulfatut 
A  tolling,  levis  pulf4tio 
A  tolfey,  fee  toUhooth 
A  tomb^  (epuichrum,  t.  {'ftone)  lapis 

rcpulrhralis 
A  tome,  tomus,  2.  volumen,  $• 
A  tone,  fonus,  2.  tonus,   a. 
Tongi,  forceps,  3, 
A  tongue,  lingua,  i.  (-or  language) 

lingua,  I.  fermo,  3.  {-fad)  loquax^ 

3.  garrulus,  2. 
j^tbe  tongues  end,  in  labris  natare 
To  cut  out  a  tongue,  clinguo^  f. 
To  bold  thfc^-'^e,  tacco,  z. 


TOP 

Tongue  tied,  i  loquendo  impedita 
linguae  vinculo 

y^ll  tongue,  vox  et  preterea  nihA 

Tonguidf  lingua  praeditus 

Doubled  tongued,  veterator,  3* 

Evil  tongued,  maledicus 

Tonnagr,  ex  fioguJis  doliis  merciam 
vedligal 

Toe  (aifo)  etitm,  qnoque  (-wmcb) 
niniisyiiimi^m  ;  plukjuAo,  plua 
sequo 

Too  before  an  adjeQIve  is  often  ren^ 
dercd  by  putting  the  adje£bve 
into  the  comparative  degree,  with 
^umm  qui,  or  quam  ut  following 
It.  And  before  adverbs  too  ia 
often  exprefled  by  the  compa- 
rative adverb 

I  took,  cepi,  accept 

A  tool  (inftrument)  inftrnmentoniji 
2.  (of  iron)  ferramentom,  2.  (tf. 
perfon  imployM)  minifter^  %• 

Allfortt  of  took,  zrmtL,fl. 

A  toitb,  dens,  3.  (  drawer)  qui  den- 
tet  extrahit  {'fick)  dentifcalpium]^ 
i.^-acb)  dolor  dentiom^  »•  odoi|- 
talgia,  I. 

Ti'Oth.efs,  cdenti|dat 

%fbtb  and  nail,  totis  viiibiil 

Toothed,  dentatuf 

T'i/>  awf,  guftui  fuavia 

*7.je  top  of  a  thing,  apex,  3.  (-^  ^ 
houfe)  faftigium  tefti  (  «fm  hiil\ 
jugum  collis  (of  a  fiUar)  capi- 
tulum,  2k 

A  topnot^  vitta  capitis 

The  top  mafi,  carchefiun«  Sf 

A  top  fail,  thoracinm,  2. 

A  top,  trochuii,  2.  turboy  3, 

To  top  (jop)  obtranco,  i.  (fikufi| 
•mu>  go,  3.  emungp,  }• 

A  tepaxj  toL-azius,  2. 

To  tope,  \jov\««*   - 


T  O  S 

At9pin^,  pcrpotario,  3. 
^cf^jed,  obtruncann  j  ^munAus 
^barf,  tfpped,  facuminatus 
A  tipping y  obtmncatio,  3.  {or  tuft) 

cnda,  I, 
^opfircr,  divcf,  cxtmiui 
A  ta/fic,  argumcntam,  £• 
^o^/fj,  topica,/»/. 
Tof^affiy,  topographic,  i. 
Topjy  Curvy,  invcrib  ordine 
A  rer/tf,  fafda,  :.  fcrium,  1. 
A  /«r«:i>,  fix,5.  (.  hanr)  lychnuchui, 

2.  (  OT^^r)  lychnopani,  ». 
Torment,  cruciatus,  4,  tormentum^s. 
T0  torment,  crucio,  I.   ezcrucio^  i. 

vexo,  I.  afHigo,  3.  torqueo,  2. 
Vflr»i«ree</,  difcmciatus,  vexatiis 
A  tormentor,    tortor,   cniciator,   3. 

(-w/VA  importunity)  Tcxator,  3. 
A  tormenting,  cruciatui,  4, 
^«,  laceratua 
^rpiJ,  torpiduB,  ftupidus 
A  torrent,  torrens,  3.  tiuraen,  J. 
Torrid,  torrid  us 
"^rfif^n,  torfio,  3. 
^/  (injury)  injuria,  1, 
A  tortoife,  teftudo,  3. 
'tortuous,  tortuofua 
Torture  (a  wreathiHg)   tortura,   i, 
(wrack)  tormenla, /;/.  (pain)  tor- 
mcntum,  2.  cniciameotum,  *. 
Tv  to-ture  (vex)  vcxo,   i.  {or  rack) 

cquuico  torqucrc 
Torture  J,  cxcruciatiis,  vexatos 
A  torturing,  cruciatus 
Xo  tofe  "Mool,  lanam  carpere 
^  /e/i.  jdftus 

^  tofr-pot^  potator  Arenuus 

^otoji^  jadlo,  I,  agito,  i  ;  mitto,  5. 

,    .i»cio,  3.  conjicio,  3.  (-sfide)  ab- 

\icio,  1.  {-baek)  rej.cio,  3.  (^be- 

7ir.-)  objicio,  3,  {  doton)  dcjicio, 


TO  U 

jicio,  3.  (.^0  ejicio,  3.  {.up, 
as  thefea)  expuo,  3.egero,  3. 

I'oJJed,  toft,  agitiitus,  ja«>U8 

A  t'.Jfittg,  ja£katio,  3.  agitatio,  3. 

A  tofi,  panis  toft  us  (or  health)  pro- 
pinatio,  3. 

To  t^,  ad  ignefti  lorlrerc 

"^t-dy  igni  tortus 

lital,  totalis,  integer 

lutfiff^  omnino,  penitns 

To  toucr,  vaci)lo»  I.  titubo,  f.  (wa- 
▼rr)dubito,  i.  hxfito,  i. 

A  tottering,  titub-itio,  3.  dubitatio, 
3.  ( •biufe)  aedcs  ruinofie 

lotteringfy,  tiru banter 

A  trMch  or  touching,  ta£lu8,  4.  con- 
tadut,  4.  taAiu,  3.  (  eiTay  or 
trial)cxperimentam,2.  pcriculam, 
2.  molimen,  3.  (witty  expreflion) 
di  fieri um,  2.  (fmattering  know- 
ledge) levii  fcient  a  (rtroak  in 
writing,  &c.)  duflus,  4.  i'of  a 
dijtemper)  parvus  impetus  morbi 

To  touch,  tango,  3.  oontin^o,  3.  at- 
tingo,  3.  (move  or  affcA)  moveoy 
2.  comnnoveo,  2.  afficio,  3.  {-to 
the  quick)  ad  vivum  refecare  {-mt 
a  port)  appcUi  ad  portum  {or  han- 
dle) tracto,  I.  attrefto,  1.  {or 
elTay  gold,  ^c,)  auri  puritatis 
experimentum  capure 

To  be  touched  (in  the  brain)  mente 
capi 

Xke  twcb-bo/e,  conceptaculum^  2. 

A  toucb-fionc,  lapis  lydius 

Toucb-^uoody  lignum  cariofum 

Touchable,  tangibilis,  taOilis 

Touched,  ta£lus 

A  touching,  taAio,  3.  (handling) 
trafitatioy  3.  traflatus,  4. 


Touching  (another)   contiguus  (af- 
feeling)  ccmmovens 
•i'lff)  inji^'io,  3.    {-over)  Ira  /  TcwcZ^yjii"  (concerning  dc,  quod  ad, 


1    V    .. 

qttod  iMinet  ad 

Twr/tWi  morofas,  afper 

Tvugb  (clammy )  lentua,  tena 

durus  (difficult)  difficilit, 

gravis  (ftoot)  flrenuus,  ft 

Teugbfy,  lente,    tenaciter;  ; 

fbrtitefy  anivole 
ToughmfM,  tenacitas«    3.  (ba 
duiiiid^  I.  (difficulty)  did 
3.  (ftoutoefs)  fortitudo,  31 
nanimitas,  3. 
A  tour  {of  hair)  capilU  afciti  {t 
about)  circuitus,  4.  luBrat 
Tournaments,  ccrtafflint  e^M 
Ttw,  Aupa,  I.  ftuppa,  i* 
Of  tow,  fliifeiis 
To  towy  pertraho,  3.  docti  ^ 
Ttfivardy    or  towardt,  accivi 
its  various  fignificatiras,  ii 
by  a,  ad,  tdverfus,  contn, 
in,  obvian,  Tub,   vafos,  1 
an  inceptive  in  fro,  as,  it  j 
tovfards  tin  ciofe  tfibediit  > 
perafcic 
Te/utards  {-fome  phee)  aliqtoii 
{-mbat  place)  quorfum,  ^^ 
quoqu6  {-lobat  place  foever) 
quaverfum  (-/Zv  right  W) 
tror(iim,    ad  dextram  (-^ 
hand)  ad  finiftram 
Totuaruli,  docilis,  dexter 
TowarJlinefs,  indoles  doc^ 
A  towel,  mantelixiif  2. 
A  tower,  turrit,  3. 
To  rowfr  or  towr,  alte  voUit 
Like  m  tower,  turritui 
A  town,   oppidum,  a*  {•( 
municipium,  2.  (village 
2.  vicusy  2.  {'boaje)  cu 
cipialis  (-*!  aiaii)  oppid; 
Of  a  town  corporate^  munf 
From  tcnuu  to  tvwn,  oppi' 
A  tvijgn  tglk^  ii)  onuii  or 


RA 

atut,  ambitiofus    . 
erturbo  {-wool)  lanam 

rttirbatiu 

eiturbuns 

'  (fUljr  thingi]  nugs,  pi. 

ft/,  (-/e  play  v/itb)  crc- 

i/.  (UtUe  curiotitiet)  xni> 

ninutiarum  venditor 
>r»  J.  inrptio,  4.  {'amo- 
Ipn,  I,  bland ior,  4. 
uis,  ioeptiens ;  blaaduf , 

dig!  HID,  1. 

retinacula,  fL 

tfago*  X. 

Afiatas 

'£d,  vefligia  fecutin 

idagator,  3. 

iodagatie,  3. 

iftigium,  a.  femita,  i. 

n)  fpativn),  2.  (-^i^nd) 

UT9  (er  treat) fc)  trada* 

liatriba,  t. 

me,  progrefTu  tetnporis 

sanfoetus,  mitis 

0aUe^  mitefco,  3, 

aahUf  6omo,  x. 

ibUf  domicns 

%  traaabilitna,    ^. 

ieniter,  maAfuet^ 

tra^tus,  4. 

,  3.  {or  way  of  life)  ratio, 

modui»a.  vitaifinflitutio; 

legotior,    \.  mercer,    i.i 

If  i^n^)   ofpixia  vcnalia 

r  tradepnan,  negotiator, 
^^*  3*  (Ay  'whokfale) 
i%  m  folidum  veodit  {-ly 
»poi3,  X.  (fir  merchants 
S  oneraria  or  roercatoria 
radm,  ^uiyis  hu^io        i 


T  R  A 

A  rrjJ/ff|',cominerciuin,2.ncgociatio 

Tradttion,  traditio,  3. 

Traditional f  traditionalii 

To  traduce,  calumnior^  i.  infamo^l. 

Traduced,  defamatiis 

A  traducer,  calumniator,  3. 

Traducing,  caluranians 

Traffick,  commercium,  a. 

To  traffick,  negotior,  x. 

A  trafficking  J  negociatio,  3. 

A  tragedian {z&itt)  tragadus (writer) 
tragicus 

A  tragedy,  tragoedi^  I.  (bad  end) 
infelix  exirus 

A  tragi'comedy,  tragto-eomoe^a,  X. 

Tragical,  tragicug 

Tragically,  tragici,  infeliciter 

To  trail,  verro,  3.  (-back)  retro  Ic- 
gire  (a  /;><)  pilum  trahcre 

Trailed,  tragus 

Trailing,  trahens,  verreni 

A  train  (retinue)  comitatus,  4.  {-tf 
a  gfnott)  veftii  tragus  {er  order 
of  things)  ieriet,  5.  (baggagie  of 
an  army)  impedimenta,  pl»  {-of 
gun  powder)  fulfurati  pulvcris 
dudlus  (^bearer)  fyrmataphoras^a. 

j^ain-oil,  oleum  cetaceum 

Train  bands,  miiitia,  1. 

To  train,  educo,  i.  inilituo,  3.  eru- 
dio,  4.  inftrHO,  3,  {or  difpofc) 
difpono,  3. 

Trained  up,  rducatus,  inftruflui 

A  rrfli;;i'r«/>,cdoca;or,3.educatrix,3, 

A  tr  .fining  j/^,dirciplina,i.educatio,3 

A  traitor,  traditor,  3,  proditpr^  3^. 

Trai/orouSf  periidus 

TraitCfTC-uJly ,  perfidiofc 

A  tramet,  tragula,  i,  (./«r  e^  pet 
Ifangir)  cremafter 

To  trample  upon,  calco,  X.  conculco,!. 

TrampUd  upon,  calcatus 

A  trampling  upon,  concukatio,  3. 

A  trampling  noife,  pedum.  #rcpil,tu 


T  R  A 

A  trance,  ecftafis,  3, 

To  be  in  a  trance,  animo  percellf 

Tranpiilityf  tranquilitas,  3.  {efmimJf 

animus  fedatus  or  placidus 
To  tranfaff  (difpauh  or  maBage)per-- 

ai<o,  3.  perficio,  3.  expedio,   4* 

(article  or  agree)  pacifcefy  3.  pM* 

tienem  inire 
Tranfafled,  tranfa^Vus,  peraAut 
TranfaHing^  pcragcDi,  rxpedteni 
A  tranJ'aSiien,  res,  5.  negptium,  Sv 

{fir  agreement)  paAum,  »•  fti* 

pulatio,  3. 
A  tranfa&er.  admiDilhrator,}.ciiratof 
Totranfctnd{tx.ze\)  fupero,  x.excello 
Tranfiendency,  excellentia,  !• 
Tranjlendent,  CraDfcendena 
Tranfcer^entiy^  exceileoter,  pr«clar^ 
To  tranfcrtbe,  tranfcribo,  3. 
Tranferibed,  tranfcriptus 
A  tran/criber,  exfcriptor,  3. 
A  tran'cribingj  tranfcriptio,  3* 
A  tranfiript,  exfcriptum,  a* 
A  trans fery  tranflatio,  3. 
To  tranter,  transfero,  tUH 
Transferred,  tranflatus 
Transferring,  transfereni 
T'-ansfiguratiogt  transfiguratio,  }• 
To  transfigure^  trans  formo,  x« 
Transfigured,  traiKAgHratiM 
Transfixed,  transiixus 
To  transform,  fee  tran^gure 
Transfirmation,  formae  mutatis 
To  be  transfjrmdy  transformor,  r» 
Transformed^  traasformatus 
Xotransfuje^  transfoodo,  3. 
Tranefufion,  transfufio,  3, 
To  transgrefi,  transgredior,   3*    (or 

trcfpafs  agajnfl)  vioIo,i.  ruaipO|3« 
TransgreJI'ed,  violatus,  ruptus 
A  transgreffion,  culpa,  X.  violatio,3« 
A  transgrejU'or^  legis  violator 
Jran/untj  traH/korj^  UWilvVJWW  ^5*^ 


T  R  A 

f«il,  or  lafting  t  fliort  time)  fra- 

gUis,  perhrcvis,  fluxus 
%ranfiently^  obittr,   praetericns 
A  tranfit,  twnfitus,  4. 
"^tranjlate,  transfer©,  tuH 

■A  tranjlat'iony  rranflatio,  3.  verfio,  3. 
Atranjlat9r,  interprcs,  3.  (or  coblcr) 

cerdo,  onis 
^^trfmarine,  tranrmarimis 
2o  tranfmigi»ate,  tranfmigro,  i. 
A  tranfmigration,  dctnigratio,  3,  {.of 

fouh)  metcmpfychofis;  3, 
To  trMfffmit  (fend  over)  traiifinitto,3. 

{'to  memory)  memoriae  prodjfre 
^anf mined,  tranfmiflu* 
^ati/mitting,  tranfmittens 
*5  tr^fifmogrfiply,  transformo,  i. 
Trau/mutMtiorr,  tranfmutatio,  3.  (-of 

metals)  metallorum  coaverfio 
A  tranfom,  tranftrum,  2. 
'^Mnjpareney^  pellueiditaj,  3. 
^an/parent,  tnujfparens,  pcllucidus 
Xo  be  tranJfMTint,  pelloceo 
J^ratifpiratton,  or  a  tranfpiring,  fpi- 

ratio,  3. 

'Utranfpiret  perfpiro,  i. 

To  iran/ft/ant,  tranfplanto,  3.  (.peo- 
//f)  -coloniam  ducJFre 

Tranfplanted,  tranflatus 

A  tranfpianter,  tranflator,  3. 

A  tfanfplant'wgy  tranflatio,  3. 

Atrai^port  (violent  paffion)  cffrenati 
animi  niotus(.0^^fi^^)iracandix 
furcns  {-of  joy)  qimia  Isetitia  {or 
Jnaicfador)  maleficus  in  fervi- 
tutem  deportandu$  (-fi'tf)  navis 
oneraria 

^Mnjpm-tathn,  tranfportatio,  3. 

To  t ran/port,  cxporto,  1.  tranfporto, 
I.  -evcho,  3.  ('malefaBors)  in  fcr- 
vitutcm  dumnatos  deportarc 

Ar^in^ortedf  tranCportatus  {-loithtH- 
4.  ^th^^aj^^JanJajj  Iwpotens{'With 


T  R  A 

Mnger)  irS  elatos  or  ardens  {-witi 
j'y)  gaudio  eUtiis  {-with  grief) 
duiure  perturbatus 

Ti  trMJifpofiy  tranfponOi  3.  {-words, 
in  printing)  verba  trajiccrc 

Irunjpofedj  tranfpofitas 

A  ttanfpojing,  tranjpojition,  tranf- 
pofitioy  3. 

Xranfubjiantiationf  tranfubftantia- 
tio,  3. 

Tranfverfe,  tranfvetfbs 

A  trap,  laqueus,  2.  decipulum^  2. 

A  trap  deor,  oftium  cadens 

To  trap,  illaqueo,  i .  irretio,  4, 

Trapped,  illaqucatus  {-with  trap- 
pings) phaleratus  j  ornatus 

Trappingiy  phalcra?,  pL 

To  trapes,  curfilo,  i. 

A  trapes^  mtilier  fordida 

Trtfiy  frivoU, pi.  mcrcesviles 

Travel,  labor,  3.  opera,  1.  (-/« 
child  bearing)  partu8,4.puerperium 

To  travel  (labour)  laboro,  i.  (go  a 
jooraey)  iter  facere  (-on  foot) 
iter  pcdibns  facSre  {-on  horfeback) 
iter  equo  facjire  {'in  foreign  coun- 
tries) peregrinor,  i.  {-with  child) 
parturio,  ^. 

fVith  great  travel f  laboriofe 

A  travelkr,  viator,  3.  {-abroad)  pe- 
rcgrinator,  3. 

A  travelling  with  cbifJ,  partes,  4. 
{-abroad)  peregrinatio,  3. 

TravelUngy  iter  faciens 

Traverfey  tranfverfus,  obliquus 

A  traverfs  (law)  traverfa,  i.  cri- 
minis  negatio  {^road)  iter  tranf- 
verfum 

Totranjerfea  place,  locum  tranfire 
{or  fwim  over)  tranfnare  {or 
thwart)  confiliis  alicujus  obfifti^re 
{-in  failing)  curfum  obliquare 
{'ground^  as  a  fencer)  componere 
ad  prxliandum  gradum  {-an  in- 


TRE 

di^fKtnt)  indi£lameiituin  Xxi 
fare 
Traverfed,  peragratnt 
A  traverfing,  peragratio,  3, 
A  tray,  truUa,  i, 
A  tray  tor,  prod  it  or,  3. 
Treacherous,  per/id  us,  cerfidiof 
Treacberoufy^  perfidiofe 
Treaehery,  pcrfidia,  I.  dolus,  S 
Treacle,  theiiaca,  i,  {yknice-) 

riaca  andromachi 
Of  treacle,  theriacus 
A  tread  {in  walking)  iBceflns,^ 
To  tread  (go  along)  incedo,  p{-M 
pedibuB  obterJ^re  (-arvty)  ped 
incerti^miigcre  {-in  anotter'i/ 
alicujus  veftigiis  infiftere  (-m 
nother^s  heels)  alicujus  oka 
rere  or  premSre  (^  hen)  ioecs 
A  treading  upon,  calcatus,  4. 
The  treadle  {of  a  bom)  infil^  3. 
Treadles,  fimusovimis 
Treafoa,  proditio,  3.  perdoellio, 
{high*)    crimen  lefae  majd 
(petty-)  proditio  minor 
Treafonable,  proditoriut 
Treafonably,  proditori^ 
A  trcafure,  tbefauru8>  3. 
A  Princess  treafure,  fifcus,  2« 
To  treafure  up  mealth,  divitiai 
cumularc  (keep  in  mind)reoofl 
The  treafury,  aerariumi  •. 
Treafured  up^  reconditus,  repofiU 
A  treafurer,  thcfaurarinSj  l> 
The  treafurerjkipy  quaeftura,  !■ 
Of  the  treafury,  quaeftorius 
A  treafitring  vp^  accumulatioi  }• 
A  treaty  convivium,  1.  epobi/i^ 
To  treat,  convivio  aKquem  icripl 
{or  difcou'fe  ou  afu^eB)  d«  «■ 
qua  difceptare  (sr  deal  wO>)X^ 
tare  or  agere  cum  («r  nfe  M 
Jomefy)  liberallter  tradaie 
j  Treated  at  a  feaft^  lienfivjo  icc«^ 


I 


1,4. 


RE 

nA  apm)  trtftatna  (-well 

c  or  male  acceptus 

KrUtio,  3.  tradlatue 

itioaccipiendi 

lus,  3.  pa^uin,  1.  col- 

i.  convention  3. 

tx,  triplus . 

',  fonos  acutUB  ('firing) 

iDiffima 

rCrifulcus 

licatiM 

u-ipHcatiot  3. 

icitcr 

vit  umbilicus 

r,  S'  {iiitU.)  arbufcula, 

**-)  arbor  pumila  («o/'  0 

I  fcaput  ba]ift«  (-0/^  « 

nem  feUae  forma 


bliom,  ft. 

itbmtf  x« 

iremirco,  3.  tren«i»  3. 

ii2rn  tremefacio,  3. 

rremnlus,  tremens 

,  tremor^  3.  (-/or  coJJ) 

trepidanter 
tremendns,  terribilis 
la^  X.  (-Mitiw)  ▼aliumj 

3- 

ovahout,  vaUatus 
Mn£,  mohicrttm,  2* 
rigiflta  mi0x 
trtfgtt,  terebra,  r. 
rhefimB)  UiUtnum  per- 
amtn$  argeatei  fimvire 
r)  fallo,  3.  dccipioy  3. 
dteco]r*d)  4eceptut    (on 
Umin£  firroatas 
dolos  ftmens 
decipeos,  falkns 
trepidatio,  3.^ 
iffenfa,  x.  delUlttm,  2. 
fiol^  1.  pccco,  I,  (.«- 


T  R  I 

f«/;r/)  offendere  aliquem  ( uptn 
patience)  patientia  abuti 

jthioneftreffafs,  injuriarum  formula 

A  f'^p^^i  legum  violator 

Trejpajfingf  peccans,  violaos 

A  trefs  ofbaitf  cirrus^  Xi 

A  tresfle^  fulcrum,  2. 

Ttet,  dedu£tio  a  pondere 

The  trey  point  J  ternio»  3, 

A  trial  (eflfay)  fpecimen,  3.  tenta- 
men,  3.  (temptation)  tentatio,  3* 
{'before  band)  praeludlam,  2.  (»cf 
Jjkili)  certamen,  3.  (-befirt  aju^ge) 
judicium 

A  triangle,  trianf^olum,  2« 

Triangular^  triangularis 

A  trie  (of  people)  tribui  (family) 
progenies,  5,  gens,  3.  genus,  3. 
profapia,  i.  familia,  i.  fUrps,  3. 

Of  the  fame  tribe,  contribolis 

Of  a  tribey  tribuariua 

By  trJbfSt  tributim 

Tribulation,  tribulatio^  3.  affliftia,3. 

A  tribunal,  tribunal,  3. 

A  tribune,  tribunus 

Of  the  tribune,  tribunitiof 

Tfibune/hip,  tribunatus,  4. 

Tributary  ^  tributarius 

J^ot  tributary,  imorunis  a  tri^uto 

Tribute,  tributum,  2. 

A  trice,  momentum,  2, 

In  a  trice,  extemplo,  ftatim 

A  trick,  dolus,  2.  techna,  I.  fallacia, 
z.  «rtificiuffl,.2.  (-at  cants)  vices 
unae,  du»,  fiTr.  partes  potiorei 
ifiolifi")  ineptiap,  i/.  (bafe-)  fa- 
cinus  indignum  (full of-)  dolofus, 
aftutus 

To  trick  (cheat;}  dolis.delud&e  (-up, 
or  drefs)  orno,  i.  adomo,  i» 

Tricked,  deceptus;  ornatus 

A  tricker,  Vetera  tor,  '3,  planus 

A  tricking,  fraudatio,  3,  (decking) 
traatQS,  4, 


T  R  I 

A  tricle  (drop)  gutta,  r. 

To  trickle  down,  mano,  !•  itillo,  tm 

(-through)  permano,  x. 
A  tricking  down,  diftiUatio^  j. 
A  trident,  tridens,  3. 
Tried  (eifayed)    tentatas,    iaceptns 

(proved)  probatus,  exploratui  (x«- 

lined)   purgatus     ('before   betni^ 

praetentatus 
To  be  tried,  caufam  ditSre 
Triennial,  per   triennium|  tiiennii^ 

triennalis 
A  trier,  tentator,  3.  probator,  3, 
To  tri fallow,  tcrtio,  i. 
To  trifle,  nugor,  i.  ineptio,  4.  (•wttt 

one)  tergiverfor,  i.  (-away  time) 

tern  pus  conter^re 
A  trifler,  nugator,  3.  nugax,  3. 
Trifles,  nugae,^/.  gcrrx,  pi. 
Trifling,  nugatorius,  frivolui,  Icfi^ 

vanus  (-fterics)  fabulsi 
Triflingiy,  nugatori^ 
To  trig  a  wheel,  fufilamino,  !• 
Trigged,  fofflaminatus 
A  trigger,  fufflamen,  3.  (-o/agttn) 

inftrumei^tam  quo  hxatur  lc2o« 

petum 
A  triglyph,  triglyphius,  2. 
A  trigon,  trigonus,  i.   . 
Trigonal,  trigoAalis 
Trigonometry,  trigonomatria,  t, 
A  trill,  {onus  moduiatus 
To  trill,  vBcem  vibrart,  or  trickle, 

fee  trickle  down 
Trim  (Acat)  comptus,  bellus 
A  /r/w(drefs)  veftitus,4.  (condition) 

conditio,  3. 
To  trim  or  adonr,  orno,  i.  adomo,  u 

{•up  old  things)  interpolo,  i,  «- 

novo,  I.  (or  refit)  reficio,  3.   (or 

(have)  tondeo,  2.  (-with  lace)  Vc- 
j     ftes  fimbria  ornare  {or  be  of  cither 

party)  unjponkiis  Cwttt 


1i\wi<fc^y 


T  R  O 

7rimmtd  (adornecl)  ornitus  [•9p  #• 

.  .#««)  reculrus  (Ihaved)  tonfat 

Untrimmed,  iscomptus 

A/rMp»r(dre(rer)  concinnttor,  3. 
ornatrix,  3.  (barber)  tonfor,  3. 
(temporizer j  omnium  hortrum 
homo 

A  rrMMfffg',  ornttus 

Tn'mlf,  belle,  nitidi 

^Hmnefi,  concionitas^  3.  nitor,  3. 

THuf,  triaui 

The  Trinity,  facra  Trimztas 

TriitkM,  ftttnt 

A  trip,  ofTenhi,  i. 

To  trt'pf  offenfo,  1.  titubo,  1.   [-a- 

.  gMtnft atbing;)  in  aliquid  oflfcndere 
(er  caper)  tripudio,  i.  {-up  and 
down)  curfito^  l.  {-infpeeeh)  bal- 
butio,  4«  hvfito,  1.  (-«^)  fup- 
plaatOj  I.  dcjicio,  3. 

tripartite,  tripartitus 

A  tripit  omafum,  2.  {-pum)  allan- 
tofftU,\,{'bouJfe)  «11a;)(opol2Uni,t 
^ripht  triplus,  triplex 

VTotripli,  tripJico,  i. 

ITripiieitf,  triplicitas,  3# 

A  tripod,  tripuf,  Sdls,  m. 

ffripped,  tript,  fopplantatus 

"Trippin^j  titubtns,ofFenfan8  (ar  de- 
ceiving) halluciaans 

Tri/yffaiiea/,  trifyllabus 

Trite,  tritas,  vulgaris 

A  (nWyOlke  fententacQlum  ferreum 

Tr/Vtf/ (mean)  futilis 

A  triun^f  triumphus,  z.  ovatioy  3. 

fTotrit/mpb,  tr^umpho,  i. 

Triumphal f  triumph  alia 

Triumpbantf  tnun)phan8 

Triumphantly^  magnified 

Ijed  in  triumph,  triumphatuf 

A  tfit(mpher,  triomphator,  3, 

Tbrtriumviratr,  triumviratuf,  4t 
/7/'a^riiifmjirate,  triimiviraiif 


T  R  o 


^0  troli  or  rtmhle,  crro,  i.  vagor 
A  trollop,  mulier  fqualida 
Tronage,  ve^tigal  pro  mcrcium  pen- 

deracione 
A  troop,  multi  turba,  1.  {-of  horfi) 

turma,  I.  {-of  cattle)  grex,  3.  ar> 

mentumy2. 
Troops,  copiae  militares   (m  troops) 

catervatim,  gregatim 
A  trooper,  eques,  3, 
A  trope,  troput,  2. 
A  trophy,  trophaeum,  2* 
Trophy  monfjf,  pecunia  coUatitia  ad 

militiam  fufl:ii)endam 
The  tropics,  tropici 
Tfopological,  tropologicqt 
To  trot,   fucculTo,    I.    fuccutioy  3. 

{'Up  anddowff)  curlito,  I. 
A  trot,  gradus  fucculfaM 
A  trotter,  fuccaflbr,  3. 
S'yeep's  trotters,  cnif  a  ovioa 
Trotting,  fuccuflani 
A  trotting,  fuccuflus,  4. 
Troth,  Veritas,  3, 
By  my  troth,  Unl,  profofto 
Trouile  (difturbancfr)  turba,  t,  mo- 

leftia,  I.  {-ofmtf^  anxielas,   3. 

folicitudOy   3.    (difficulty)  diffi- 

culcas,  3.  (misfortune)  afflidlio, 

3.    (pain,    labour)  aerunna,   I. 

labor,  3. 
Troubles  (commotions)  res  tnrb'-de 
To  bein  trouble,ycTor,  i.  commovcor 
To  trouble,  or  bring iut§  trouble,  turbo, 

I,  inquieto,  i,  vexo,   i.  {-wtb 

care)  ango,   3.  fblicito,    i.  (dif 

turb)  obturbo,  i.  {-vn'tb  petitions) 

pptitionibus  lacefcSre 
Troubled,  vexatus,  perturbatui 
A  troubler,  vexator,  3. 
Troublejome,   moleftus,    importunus 

(-feUov))  vitilitigator,  3.  (-times) 

tempora  calamitofa 
A  frvugh^  alveus,  2.  ^r  kaf^dinf) 


T  R  U 

madra»i.(-yer  A(^}aqaa!k 
To  tfource,  caftigo,  I.  ponio. 
Trounced,  puiuttii 
A  trouncinp  caBigatto,  3. 
A  trout,  truta,   i. 
A  falmon  trout,  falar,  3, 
Ti>row,  ita  opinor,  x« 
A  trowel,  tnilla.  u 
To  /row/,  fee  troll' 
Tro^vferSy  laxae  braccap 
Troy  vjeigbt,  libra  conftans  c 

dcfcim  unci  is 
A  ttuizr.t,  cefTator,  3, 
To  play  trusmt,  cefllb,  i, 
A  truce,  indue  «*,  pi. 
Truck,  mercium  pennntatio- 
To  truck,  mercea  permuure 
Trucked,  peitniitatm 
A  t  ruckle, trf)ch\ci,l.{bed)p»n[ 
To  truckSe  under,  alictti  ccdSis 
Truculent,  truculentus 
Traemlmef,  fs vitas,  j. 
To  trudge,  curfito,  t . 
TuJging,  coifitana 
Trvr  (certain)  venu,  certM,  < 
ratui  (genuine,  unmixed)  fin 
merus,    punit,    genninqs 
fincere)  verus,  Candidas,  fii 
(•hearted)  candies,  inges 
Likely  to  be  true,  verifimilii 
To  be  true  to,  fidem  prcftaie 
Trueheartednefs,  finceritas,  |* 
A  truU,  rcortillum.  i. 
Truly,  fan^  profeAft,  veri 
A  trump  (tff  €ti^s)  chaiM  iadi 

tninipet)  buceina,  i. 
To  trump  1^  (drvife)  txcDgifi 

^ngo,  3.  roachinor,  1. 
Trumped  t^,  fiAus 
Trumpery,  frivols,^,  feats, j 
To  trumpet^  bacctao,  |«  (<tti 
divulgo,  I .  {-min  pr^)  Vp 
Trumpeted,  hucctnatM    ' 
A  trLtffuMrt  biiccioinir> )% 


'Idpio,  3. 
tramikj  volvo,  3.  Tol«t»,  I » 
imaiy  area,  i.  nfcui,  %,  {  of  S 
tnt)  tffiinciM,  1.  (  e/«*  eiepbant) 
prob  ifeily  3.  (ir  pip?)  tubut,  3. 
wtavMiy  tormenri  tubercula 
irc/iy  fafcictoluf,   a.  farcina,  ,I. 
(-«^A«v)  Ami  manipului  (for  a 
■an)nrcia,  i. 

iiM||i,ciDgcs3.fticcinso,  s.ftriago, 
3.  teftriAgo,  3..  (#r  make  up  in 
tonfiei)  in  manipuioBCoUigSrc 
v^m  cinftut,  fabftrians 
fHBfit  folcruniy  %9 
^,  fidety  5.  6duda,  t. 
^ftitnifi-m,  fidcmbabera 
\^altwitbf  fidei  committifFe 
\lnf  r-wAf  meives  fide  vendue 
(-•Bii)iBDitOr,  3.  nitor,  3.  fpen 


(«-  knd) 

I  dare 

■yW^  ocditsa 

fidei  oraimiflkriaa 
fidw,  fidcUa 
fideltter 
fidelitat,  3. 
^p  ciedeMj  coBndent 
1^  icriaa,  3.  fidei,  5. 

tarrmc&y  vcrai 

(aucmpt)  ag|icdiDr>  i»  expe- 

X  4*  piobo»  I.  unto,  I,  (cxa- 

0  csploroy  i«   csamino,   i, 

'^)  defsco,  I.  pergo,  i.  pu- 

\  I.  (Jy  nk)  ad  amnffim 

«  (•'^p  ««iffcf)  penib,    1. 

ybtf)  fpecimen  cdlfic  (  frge- 

nperimeaoi  facSie  i'Me*$ 

iperior,4.  (-awV/MMKr) 


teaptiflg).  Mlku^  tefl* 


-     ^    M 

A  frj/irfy  teotatio,  3.  periclitatio^s. 

A  tuAf  cadot,  a.  dolium,  a.  (/sr 
hnrndrng)  alvetii  piAorius  (;/;r 
powditiwg)  caroarium,  a. 

Atuhe,  tubus>a. 

Tubular,  tubulariui 

A  tmckf  ends  canns  abditui 

7i  rarri  (twitch)  vellico,  I.  (gather 
up)  colligo,  3.  (./if  tf  iRf//)  con- 
Ai^'O,  I.  dcnlb,  ik 

Tucked  upf  colligatust  ftipatns 

A  tucktr,  ffiamillare,  3. 

A  tucking  (girding)  cinAura,  i. 

Tuefday,  frria  tenia 

A  tuft,  crifta,  f .  (-of  graft)  cefpes, 
3.  {-of  hair)  cirrus,  2.  (-^*  ^re^) 
apea,  |.  vertex,  3.  (or  nurfery 
of  trees)  fruticetum,  a. 

To  rv/r,  in  crifta;  tormam  redlgere 

Tufted^  criftatus 

A  tug,  crnatui,  4.  nixus>  4. 

la/ajf,  Conor,  f.  nitor,  3.  (-«/«ff^) 
traho,  3.  dtt£^o.  r.  (-^tff'*/^)  re- 
oitor,  3.  oblu^lor.  3. 

Tufgti,  tradui,  du£lus 

^  *HV^Z*  i^'^us,  4.  conatuf,  4. 

TuititH,  tuitio,  3.  Culeia,  l» 

Of  tuition,  tntelaris 

A  tulip,  tulipa 

To  tumble  {or  be  rolled)  volvofy  3 . 
volucor,  I.  (or  roU)  volvo,  3.  vo- 
luto,  r.  (or  throw  down)  drjicio, 
3.  everto,  3.  dirvo,  3*  (or  fall 
down)  ruo,  3.  coocldo,  3.  (-/p^- 
ther)  conTotvo,  3.  (-m:der)  fub- 
volvo,  3.  {'Upon)  fapervolvo,  3. 
{or  rumple)  in  rugu  trahere,  civ- 
rupo,  I. 

Tumbled,  volutut,  devolutus  $  aver- 
fos,  dirutos,  dejectui. 

A  tumbler,  faltator,  3.  fiiltfttrtz,  3. 
(cup)  caUZp  3. 

A  tutnhUng^  »tatb,  3*  •  (cellin|) 
rolutatio,  3«       . 


T  U  R 

A  tumbrel,  plauftram  fiercer. 
Tumefedf  tumefaAua 
Tumid,  tumiiiiis 
A  tumouTi  tumor,  3*  iofiatiQ^ 
A  tump,  tumulus,  a. 
A  tumui't,  tumultus,  4, 
Tumultuary,  tumultuariut 
•  Tumultuoui^  fcdiciofus 
A  tun^  dolium  majus  (-/»  me*j 

vas  251  con^MOrum  capax 
Of  a  tun,  dnliaris 
70  /»0,  in  alvcos  infondcre 
Tun  bt,'l:ed,  ventricofus 
1'uneuhiey  canonis,  harmonicui 
Tuneah'i  :a's,  rriOiiulatiO|  3. 
;  Tunal'ly,  mcdulate 
I  A  tunc,  tonus,  a. 
To  be  in  tunc,  modulate  fonare  or  ca 

nrre  {-yu^  of  tunc)  diHbno,  i. 
To  tuve  an  r.flrMmeut^  apt^  fidiculai 

contendere 
To  fit  a  tune,  co5tui  prsecinero 
h-'cU  tuned    apte  modulatoi 
III  tuned,  dcioi.ans 
A  tuner f  modulator,  3, 
A  tvnicy  tunica^  i. 
A  tunirg,    modulatio,  3.  (beating) 

Vfiberatio,  3. 
Tunned,  in  cados  hifufus 
A  tunnel,  infuodibulum,   »•  {-of  t 

chimney)  camini  tubus 
A  tup  (ram)  an'es,  ^n'x ,  »• 
To  tup,  inco,  4.  coco,  4. 
Aturbant,  thn,  i. 
Turbith  mineral,  turpcthum  nuQcrale 
A  turbet,  rhombus,  2. 
TurbuUnrft  animus  turbnlentoa 
Turlfulent,  turbukntui,  fero3( 
A  turd,  mejda,  t.  fimus,  a. 
Turdy,  merda  inquinatus 
A tuf,  cefpe?,  3.  glcba,  I. 
Turfy,  cefpititius 
Turgefent^  Cugs^fcenf 

Turgid^  tv  v*^s  ^^=!^'^^i^ 


t  U  R 

A  Turk,  Twrcus,  i.  Tarca,  i.        I 

Turkifi,  Turky^  Turcicus 

A  tftrkey  cock,  gallus  namidlcus 
(-'hrn)  gallina  numidica 

A  turkU  cap,  xnartagon 

Turmerick,  turmcrica,  I. 

A  turmoil,  fee  tumult 

T«  turmoily  fee  to  labour 

A  turn  (lathe)  tornus,  «.  (circuit) 
circuitas,  4.  (  in  tvalking)  dcam- 
bulatio,  3.  {or  courfe)  viciflitudo, 
3.  {good')  beneficium,  z.  gratia, 
I.  (1//-)  injuria,  i. 

By  turn,  invicetn,  altcrne 

Done  hy  tarns,  alternus 

Af  e'^jery  turn,  idf  ntidem 

Toferve  a  turn,  fuis  rationibui  con- 
ducJhe 

7o  fake  a  turn,  (walk)  ambulo,  I. 

To  tutn  (bend)  ficfto,  3.  verto,  f . 
(become)  fio,  evado,  3.  (change) 
muto,  I.  converto,  3.  (reclaim) 
jevoc6,  r.  converto,.  3.  reduce, 
3.  (-about)  circumag6,3.(-flftf/'»^). 
oppugno,  i.  obverto,  3.  {-apof-.. 
tare)  de  fi  le  dcfcilcere  {-back)  re- 
vert 0,  3.  (-one's  back)  fc  avertSre. 
{-cat  in  pan)  pravaricbr,  i,  (-bis^ 
coat)  fcenac  fervire  {-bis  courfe) 
curium  alio  flcftSre  (-a  difcourfe) 
f.rmonem  trinsfcrre  {-down  the 
bedclothes)  rcvolvcrc  fl-ragula  {-the 
edge)  a'ciem  hebctarc  (-fool)  in- 
eptid,  4.  {-iuto  latin,  fee.)  Latme 
reddSre  or  vcrttre  (•  into  an  inn) 
in  hofpitio  drverfnri  (-in  a  lathe) 
t^rno,  I .  {-merchant)  mercaturam 
exercSre  {or  caft  off)  repujliOy  i. 
rcjido,  3.  {-a mill)  v?rfo,  i .  (-over) 
evoWo,  3.  pervoivo,  3.  (-over  an 
aphrfntic)  tironcm  transfcrrc  (  out 
^tbf  Jenate)  fenatu  n)Ov^  (-ovt 
ef  ii^9^i)  fcrai  cxipKre  i^^emf,   W 


TUT 

pbntifieios  tranfire  (-out  of  the 
way)  diverto,  3.  digredior,  3. 
(-round)  circamroto,  i.  {one*s 
Jiomacb)  naufeam  ciere  (•/!«  befi 
Jide)  fpcciofam  perfonam  fuflinere 
(-to)  adverto,  3.  refoivo,  3.  {-topjyi 
turvy)  invcrto,  3.  (  «/>  the  ground) 
ten  am  cfFodere  (-ivith  the  face 
doton)  re fu  pi  no,  i. 

Of  a  dfferent  turn,  diverfx  indolis 

Turned,  verfus,  inflexus  (-^luay) 
averfu^  (-back)  recurvus  {-upftde 
down)  inverfus 

Aturnament,  decurtio,  3* 

A  i'urncp,  rapum,  2. 

A  turner,  tornator,  3. 

Turners  ware,  toreuznatti  pU  3. 

That  turns,  vert'atilit 

Turning,  vertena 

A  turning,  vcrfatio,  3.  (>away)  •• 
verfatio)  3.  (.tibout)  rotatio,  3. 
(-back  again)  revcrfio,  3.  rcdilxo, 
3.  ('ofide)  iuverfio,  3. 

\  crooked  turning,  anfriiOu»y4. 

Full  of  ct  ooked  turnings,  tortaofuf 

Turnid  with  a  /atbe,  tornat  us 

A  turning  vfheei,  tornus,  2. 

A  turning  (by  way)  diverticulum,  ». 

A  turn,  oat,  fcenaj  jcrvieui  (-pike) 
feptum  versatile 

Turpentine,  terebinthina,  x. 

Of  titrptntine,  terebinthiiiua 

Turpitude,  curpitudo,  3, 

A  turret,  lurris,  ^m^ 

A  turtle,  turtur,  3. 

Ti^Jh  !  vah  ! 

Tujba  or  tufis,  apri  den  tea 

Tutelage,  anal  pupiilares 

Tutelar,  tutelaris 

A  tutor,  tutor,  3.  prsceptor,  3. 

To  tutor,  fee  infiruff 

Tutored,  du£lu8,  cdo^us  -  * 

A  eutotjng^  iaftlxutio, }« 

Tutty,  ttttia,  I,         ..   ;     1 


T  W  I 

Twain,  duo,  bini 

A  twang  (flirill  found)  dangi 

(ill  tone)  pravua  accenou 
fflth  a  twang,  male 
To  twattk,  garrioy  4. 
Atwatling,  garruiitai,  3. 
A  tweag,  vellicjitiby  3.  anxli 
Tweeiurs,  volfeJla,  1. 
The  twelfth^  duodeciknui 
Twelfth  day,  cpiphania,  I. 
Twehrt,  duodecim 
Of  twelve,  duodena riut 
Tzuelve  timet,  dnodccies 
Twehe  hundred,  mille  Se  doc 
Twelve  thoufand,  duodcdei  a 
A  twelve  month,  annus,  a« 
Twenty,  viginti,  viceni 
Of  twenty,  vicenarius 
Twenty  ye^-s,  viceBnium 
Twenty  timet,  vicies 
The  twentieth,  vicefimoi,  vi|i 
A  twihill,  bipennii 
Twice,  bis  (-as  much)  dapio  < 

(or  a  frcond  time)  itemm 
A  twig,  ramus*  %»  farmesHi 

virga,  I,  vimen^  3, 
Of  twigs,  virgcus 
Twiggy,  farmentofut 
T^oi light,  crepufculumi  ••. 
Twins,  gemini 
Twine,  filum  retortom 
To  twine  (twift)  torquco,  1.  (-f 

ampieaor,  r.  (^beem)Vtm 

plicarfe 
Twined,  tortui 
A  twiner,  fee  twtfler 
A  twnge,  veliiratio,  3. 
7i  twinge,  veUicb»  i, 
Twingtd,  velUcatus 
Twining  aimtt,  ampknai 
A  twining  abam,  tmple»M»; 
To  twinkle   (as  tha  'eye)  m 


kit  Kg,   m€taxtOf  3. 

fcintiilatio^  3.  (of 

8,4. 

OS,  fcintillajis 

uroto,  I. 

ti 

Hni  contort! 
M,{uiiMoifi)  retexOj3 
complicatus 
n)  tortor,  3.  (in* 
oria,  I. 
M*4-  {-rf  the  gun) 

X),  !• 

'obratioy  3. 

atut 

tag,  Tellicatio,  3. 

>,  I.  convdloy  3. 

atttf,  cojivulfoi 

le}ti«ino>3.(raeer} 

rideo,  2. 

.  senuAi 

ni 

tads,    biceps  (-fwo 

I  {-twfier)  bipei 

Iter 

Icolor 

>iiluuai,  a.  (-mghts) 

ImeArif 
imiis 

biexiniua^  a* 
rpedalis 

MltitHS 

alternis  diebus 
iccnti 

V,  duceoties 
h,  duceatenmus 
lois 

!• 


V  A  I 

A  tyii^  ro,  alligatio,   3.   annezus, 

4.  {'together)  conne&o,  3. 
The  tympgn,  tyrrpanutny  a. 
Tb<  tympany,  tympamtes,  a,  m» 
A  tyfCt  typus,  a.  fimiliiudOj  3. 
Tffical,  typicus 
Tyfi^alfyt  typice 
A  typogrqthtr,  typographas,  a* 
Ij^rapbicait  typographicui 
Typ(%rSfby^  typographk,  I. 
'fyrannicalt  tyrannicus 
Tyrannicaify,  tyrannic^ 
To  tyranmxe,  tyrannidem  exercerc 
Tyrangy,  tyrannis,  3. 
A  tyraMt,  tyr annus 
Tytbes,  deciinsif/. 


V  A 

T^Aatncy  fof  place)  ▼acultas^   3* 

(ieifure)  ocia{to>  a.  vacatlp^  3. 
Vacant  (void)   Tacaos,    vacuus  (at 

leif^re^  otiofus,   ferians  {-hours) 

horse  fubfecivae 
To  be  'vacant  (empty)  vaco,  i. 
To  VAcar^  (make  void)   abrogo,   i. 

refcindo,  3. 
Vacated,  abrogatus,  refcifTus 
A  vacation,  vacatio,   3.  otium,  a. 

(•between  terms)  juftitium^  a. 
A  'vaccary,  vaccarum  ftabulum 
VacilhtioH^  vaciilatioi  3* 
Vacuity,  vacuttBOya. 
A  'vagabond^  erro,  3, 
A  vagary,  fee  ^bim 
Vagrancy,  vagatio,  3, 
A  vagrant,  erro,  3.      ^ 
A  Vrt//»  velum,  a, 
Vath,  lucellaadventitia 
Vain  (idle,  ufelefs)  vanus,  inanit,  fu- 

til'Sjinutilis  (proud)  fuperbus^ar- 

rogans  {-giorieus)  Icvis,  inconftans 


VAN 

Tn  vein,  fruftra 

To  be  vain  glorious,  fuperbio,  4* 

Vain  ^ory,  fupeibia,  i,  arrogantia,f« 

Vainly,  fuperb^,  arroganter 

Vain  fpeaking,  vaniloquentia,  t* 

A  vaivode,  prjtfedlut,  a. 

A  vak,  vallis,  3. 

ValediBien,  valedidVio,  3. 

VafediSiory,  valedidtoriua 

A  valet,  aifecla,  1.  {-di  di^mbre) 
cubicuiarius,  a. 

Valetudinary,  valetudinarius 

Valiant,  fortii,  magnanimus 

VaUqntly,  fortiter,  animofi 

Valiantnefs,  magnanimitai,  3. 

Valid,  validus,  firm  us,  tatus 

Validity,  valaditasi  3.  firmitaa^  3* 

A  valley,  vallis,  3.  convallis,  3. 

Valorwi,  fortis,  virilia 

Vahrt^ujlyy  aoimofe,  virilitcr 

Valour,  fortitudoy  3.  vittui,  3* 

Valuable,  pretiofu8>  cbarus 

Valtfotion,  seftimatio,  3. 

Value,  valor,  3.  prctium,  a. 

7a  value,  cftimo,  t.  cenfeo,  a. 
pendo,  3.  {-at  a  high  rate)  magbi 
facSre  {^at  a  low  rate)  parvi  dii* 

'     cSre,  or  vili  pend2re 

0/no  value,  vil^s 

To  be  of  no  value,  vilefcOy  3. 

Offo  great  value,  tanti 

Of  more  value,  plurls 

Of  left  value,  minoris 

Valued,  babitus,  aefltmatut 

A  valuer,  cenfor,  3. 

A  valuing,  aeftimatio»  3, 

Valves,  valvulae,^/. 

'ft  vamp  up,  refiJo,  3.  refarcio,  4« 

A  vane,  venti  index  verfatilis 

A  vanguard,  acies  prima 

To  vanifb,  vanefco,  3.  evanefco,  3, 

Vanifbed,  ^  confpeftu  fubdu^his 

Vanity,  vanita*^  ^»  ^Nivik  ^<Qir^^« 


VAT 

rqgantia,  t. 
^0  'varquijh  [-In  tombat)   vinco,    j* 

fupcro,  I.  debci  o,  |.  {.indibate) 

coofyro,  1.  rc^e.Io.  3.  rcdarguo^j. 
Vttnquipailfy  fupcrabiiis 
yar.quijhpd^  viGo?,  fjbaftus 
A  •vnnqi.ijh^r^   vidior,  3. 
A  vatiquijOyz^,  cxi/Ugnatlo,  3. 
Vantage,  (ce  aJvnntagey  overj>ius 
f^apid,  vapid  us 

raporafiott,  vjpor,  3.  exhalatio,  3. 
Vaporous,  vilpores  crnxtttns 
A.  vapour,  fee  vot oration 
ITovapcur^  jaflo,*  1.  pl^rior,  I. 
FuU  ofvapO'MS,  yaporofus 
Vapouring^  fpiox,  gloriani 
VariaUe^  1-v.s,  infti4hili5 
Var\ablenej\  le  vi  I  as,  3 .  incon  Ran  tia,  t  . 
Varimnct,  ciiffidjvi.n,  %,  contentiQ,  3. 

lif ,  3. 
Tfi  he  at  variance,  litigo,!.  dilEd^o,  2. 
Variation,  vai^rio^  3, 
Varied,  varia:us 
To  'vArUgate,  coloribus  variare 
Variegate.t^  variegatus 
Variety ^  varictas,  3.  divcrfitu,  3, 
Various^  divcrfus,  varius 
Varioujly,  diverle,  v.iric 
^Tfl  ftfr>- (alter)  vario,    1.    (difagree) 
.  diirentio,  4,  dlfiordo,  i, 
A  variety  br)mo  fccleftus 
Varitljh,  vcrnix,  3, 
r«  'uarni'h,   pqlio,  4.  fuco,  %,   (dif, 

tuife)  dimmulo,  i.celo,  1. 
Varnipcd.  po'.itus,  fu.alm 
A  vaijai,  verna,  i, 


^«/?V. 


ff\ancipiuai,  i^. 


Vajl,  ingsns,  v.ifrus 
Vajiation,^  »aflatio»  3. 


V  E  L 

cheete)  forma  cafearia  {-for  djifii) 

aheoutn  tindorium 
A  vauA,  fornix,  3.  teftudo,  3.  (-««- 

^rrrottm/)  cry {ita,  i.   {-fir  dead 

corps)  fepulchrum  cameiatum 
To  vault  (cover  with  an  arch)  arcuo, 

1.  toriiico,  1.  (leap  o»<r)  tran- 
fiHoj  4.  (-02^  dcAKo,  4.  (  Off]  in* 
Alio,  4, 

Vaulfe:f,  canneratus^  fornicatui 

A  vault,  fcff  bcajfifig 

To  vaunt i  gIorior»  i.  jafto,  S* 

A  vaunter,  jadlator,  3. 

Vaufitin^,  gloriofus  {-tvordi)  am- 
pullae, pi.  fefqaip^daiia  verba 

A  vaunting^  jaf^atio,  3. 

Vtunt  guard,  itz  vanguard 

Ubiquity,  ubiqoitaj 

At  udder,  uber,  3. 

Vial,  ^raro  viiulma 

A  veer,  ravigatio  obliqua 

To  veer  about y  circumago  ('^  cable) 
nidentem  transfer  re  or  m  Arbem 
vertere  {-tbe  fails)  finus  Tclorum 
obliquare 

Vecrtd,  circuinadus 

VtgctahU,  vegecabilii 

Vegetation^  vegetatio,  3. 

Vebemence,  s\t,  3.  whe-nentia 

Vehenunt,  wbemenc,  fervidut 

To  be  veltment^  ferveo,  2. 

Vehement iy,  vrhemftnter 

A  vektcle,  vehiculum,  2, 

A  vein,  vena,  1.  {'tn^iiting)  ffylas, 

2.  {^of  ivit)  Icpor,  3,  facetix, 
pi.  {-»f  poetry)  facultas  poe'rica 
(- of  filter,  &c.)  molybdaena,  i. 

ff  a  pleafant  vein,  Icpidus,  falfus 

Veiny,  venp'us 

Vtllicatict,  vclIicAtio,  3. 

^P^iUum^  ^er^amena,  oicmbrana^  T. 
(-for' OfviRum,  Tr\tTt^v^Tat<»% 
(  iof.Vtlvit,  \t\N^^m,  %% 

^     i 


V  EN 

Vendi,  ftntlit 
Toveiul^  vendo,  3. 
Vfndible,  vendibiiis, 
A  tfimehe,  emptor,  3, 
A  vending,  venditio,  $ 
A  vender,  venditor,  3. 
Ven^rakle^  veoerabiiitj 

colendus 
To  vioerau,  reYcreor,  2. 
Venerated,  obi«fvatus,  ciiltn 
Vnemtioa,  vener«tio,3.  fevntii 
Venereal,  venereui 
Venery,  res,    ar  libido  fcoat 

hunting)  venatio^  j. 
Vengeance,  ultr©,  3.  vindlfia,  I 
To  take  ifemgeanee^  nkifcor,  3. 
^th  a  vengeance^  dim  iapac 
^*f^efid^  altionit  cupidiM 
Vtniai^  vmialis 
Venifim,  caro  ferina 
Venem,  venenom,  %,  virai^  %% 
To  venom,  ^deno  inlicSre 
Venomed,  veoeno  infeAiit 
Venomoas,  venenofui,  Tinfin 
A  vcnf,   fpiraculoa,  s.  edtM 

(fale)  Tenditio,  3. 

To  vent  (fell)  vendo,  3.  vnOi 

(cr  give  vent  to]  fpiraoihaip 

i-paj/iom)  irate  e(Kiid£re  t'^ 

thoughts)  (Ofitationri  e«|ws< 

(or  let  in  air)  amni  linMiMl 

79  M^  vMT,  patcfleri,  Cffi%ri 

Having  vrat^  refpiraal 

To  ventihtt,  ventiio,  !•  , 

Ventilation,  irentilitio,  3.       ^ 

A  vtmtnre  (ondeftaking)  m|^ 


vtatnrt  ^oiraerunngj  w^ 
incepttamy  2.  (chance)  M 
(hazard)  alea,  i.  ■rrtoili^ 
if  a  venture,  temeic,  perieal 
>  venture,  |>f  ricHtor,   I.  ^ 

\4-  (-«w»|er)  p«gow*r>" 


vb  t 


''  '««•.  co/e     "*"« 


f  '^/iff/as.  rik-  • 


«•!'«»,  , 


VI  G 

YiRuaU^  vi^us,  4.  ics  cibara  (yir 

an  f  mj)  tom;r.ca'  u',  4 • 
T'     i^iual^  cibjPd  lii'piviirarc 
^:':uai^d,   cibjriis  ru.,>tditaiU8 

B.Lt:^irv  to  vicluult,  cibariui 
Ti)  Z'wv  fi^fuals,  oufonor,  i. 

yiHualUr^i  trade,  cau,iO!iaiia,  1. 
Viciiolii:^  it.'«/',c?»up;)na,i  ,po?ina,i 


I  NV 

Without  vigour ^  enerva»n8 

/-^i/jf  (mean)  vilis,  abjcC^us  (filthy) 
foedus.  for<iiJu6,  obiccEnus,  lpui> 
cus,  impunis  (wickciJ)  I'cdcfluf, 
prarus,  Aigitiofus,  pcrditug 

^7/r/y,  pravi,  villter 

yilenefsy  praviias,  3.  fcrditas,  3. 

To  17^,  vittipero.  1.  calumnior,  i. 

f^tlijyetf^  inlamatus 

A  vilify init  V:tuperatJo,  3. 


.        'yjifyingy  v-.tuf 

^' frequent  vi^uaiiin^  h-jujesy  po,Mnori  A  rillugef  pagus,  2.   vicus,  1, 
7<?v'Vw/;Z,,contcn«lo,  3.  .«Yiuior,i.    yUla^e  by  villa ge,  parparim 


A   virtv    vifuo,  4.    conipcdlus^   4. 

{■ofaf^lace)  prolpe^luy,  4. 
^^J.k*'fi  vi'^<i»  prima  fpccic 
^0  v/fiu   the  Jituation^  expJoro,    i. 
lull  re,  I.  {'tbf  pojiure  of  un  tn£n:y) 
ipccufari  copias  hofTium  (or  take 
a  view  of)  luOro,  I.  inf,'icio,    3. 
circurT)f,.iiio,  3.  (v/- examine)  in- 
vertigo,  I,  indjpo,  x.  fcrutor,  i. 
cxiuiio,  3.  (  harrowlj)  infpkcrc 
prop' us 
/'/  sue  zieiv,  uoo  afpcdl'i 
In  vi^zv  if  I've  wcrlj,   paUil 
^9  have  IK  vir-u',  pra*vi<*co.  t, 
UrJiT oics  view,  fub  ar^jeflum 
f/i7<'fY/(rurvcy'(l}Iu1ratu'!,  infpc^n$ 
(examine j)invcfl  ^:a'u<-4Cxp]oratus 
.    Hi*y'ing  viewed,  intu.tus 
A  weaver,  inlpej^or,  3.  fpeculator,! 
p^iewiftgy  intuens,  fj^eculans 
At'/c^j.'flg-.  fpfculatio,  3,  «nrprft!0,3 
A  vi^il,  vieilia.  1.  pcrvijiilium,  ^. 
Vigilance,  vigilancyy  vigilant  la,  2. 
Vigilant,^  V  gil.  diligeus 
^'0  he  vigilanrt  vigUo.  |,  ezcnbo»  1, 
Vigihftiy^  diVlicnter,  vljiilauier 
Vigour  {-efbcdv)  rubur,  3.  vigor,  3. 
(■^ptM)  /jrrnius  stnim'} 
/5f»«»*-0  viltdt^s,  yigcm,  fltenuus, 


A  vilLger,  pajcanuf 

A  i/.7/j/fl  (bondman)  mancipium,  2. 

(ro^ue)  focleftus,  neqaam 
KljiKj,  fccJus^  ^.  f)j{;i(ium,  z. 
Ki'ai/iage,  clirntel'i,  i. 
^illainous^  fcelrmruji,  fceleftus 
^'://W«0v/>nyi,  flagitiumj2.  fcelus,  3, 
yincihliy  vincibilis 
*to  vindicate^  defendo,  ^.rindicoi  i. 
Jindicjted,  defenfus,  vindicatus 
A  vinJiCjfing,vindieatfoii,deftn&o,2' 
A  vindieatcr,  viodex,  ?. 
y^iidifiive,  ultionis  cupid  :s 
A  vine,  viti«,  ^  {wild)  labrafca,  I. 

{•hra'icb)  palme«,3.rarmentiim,2. 
A  viKe  p!enter,  vitifator,  3.  (  dref- 

fer)   pampinaror,    3     vinitor,   3. 

(  leaf)  pampinu»,  2. 
To  prune  a  vine,  pampino,  i. 

%a  vine  leaf,  pampineus 
ff  efvine  kaves,  pamp'nofus 
Of  a  vir.e,  vinearius 
l^tnegar,  acetum,  2, 
A  vineyard,  TioeCuin>  2.  viliea,  i. 
Vinous,    vino/us 
A  vint/ige,  vindemia,  1, 
A  vintager,  vinde  niator,  3. 
Bt'higing  to  vintage,  vindemiatoriui 
A  via/,  y^\aU,  \. 
A  irfA,  t\At^  |>l.  \^t%>  \ 
iVhlahle,  VvoWxY^ 


InvMlffy.  W»\A>>^i»' 


V  I  s 

Tovt'o/ate,  tumpo,  3.  violo 
Violated,  temerttMy  vio!ati 
Not  vioUnd,  inviolatus 
A  violator,  TiolatOTf  %•  ro; 
A  vtolMtlng,  vtolmtiom,  viol 
Vtclerce,  tis,  j.  Tiolettia* 
IVitb  vitienet,  per  vim,  vm 
Viblent,  veheinenf,  acria 
To  lay  Solent  bandt  an  m 

mortem  (ibi  confcif^JSre 
l^okKtly,  violenter,  gravite 
A  violet,  viola',  I. 
Qf  or  like  vhJett,  violaceo* 
A  vMitj  fides  minor 
A  vi/fer,  vipera,  i , 
Viperous^  vi  peri  out 
A  virago,  virago,  3, 
A  virgtUf  virgo,  3, 
Of  ei  virgin,  v.rgineuf 
Virgin  (adj.)  purus,  Optimo 
Virginals,  clavecymbalum,  a 
Virginity,  virginitjs,  3. 
f^trgo,  fignam  virgiait 
Vifik,  vinlit 

Virility,  ririliut,  3.  /brtito^ 
V.riual,  infitua 
Virtually,  vi  inAtt 
yirtue  (pitty)  Tirfu*,   3.  pii 
probius,  3.  (eflu:ac7)vii 
proprietaa,  j.  yis,  3. 
Virtuous,  pios,   prohuf 
Virtu^ufly,  pl^,  religiof^ 
A  virtue/d,  curioTui  inda  tto 
l^iruleney^  acerbiray,  3.  afptr 
Virulent,  virulentus,  afper 
Virulently,  afper^,  acerb^ 
Tbevifage^  faciei,  5,  voltui,^ 
Soarvif^ed,^  tonrut,  tctric* 
yifcid,  vifcrdtis 
l^'if.efiy,  vifcofitis,  j, 
f^ifcors,  Tircofat 
K^)v9iwn/,  vicecomea 

^>ab&\\EQKs:dbL 


ULT 


UNA 


U  N  B 


Hfibilit,    tfpeaabnis   (m^-  UmiiKcal,  ombilicalis 
)  confpicuus,  darus,  mani- 

perf^icuus 
iper?e,  manifcfte 
d  vifiir,  lummus  impera- 
urcici  confiliarius 
1  ▼ifio,  3.  (phAiuafm)  fpec- 
t.  phantaLfma,  3. 


ad  vifionam  pwtinens 
officiofus  aditus 
invifo,  3.  vifiio,  i. 
vifitatut 
',  falatator,  3. 
n;,    vifitatiom,  ▼ifitatio, 
fpcaion)  ififpedioi  3. 

DpdCQS 

ttalis 

fit,  vitalia,^. 

npo,  3- 

.  vitiarus,  comiptat 

'iftg,  d«pravario,  3. 

▼itiofos^  pravos 

,  Titiofe,  neqniter 

ft,  pravitas,  3. 

5f,  in  vitrutn  HMtaie 

vitriol'jtD,  2* 

ttrafty  vitupere»  i* 

'*»  ▼ivaz 

,  Tivacitas,  3. 

f,  viTarinTD^v 

rely)  vividiM 

ms,  vivipaiua 
,  feiniiia  rixofa 
videlicet 

d,  Iw;  I.  perfona^  1. 
,  ukui,  ^. 
y«,  exalcero 
',  exulccratus 
x/ffli^,  ulccratio,  3. 

ulcertifut 

laitJmus,  poffremug 


iVnammmn,  onanimus 
Unanimtufyt  unanimiter 
UoanJiVfrahle^  irrefragabilif 


braculum,  a.  (pretence)  praetcx 
turn,  a.  praetcxtus^  4.  color^  3. 
(rufpidon)  rufpicio,  3. 
To  take  umbragg,  fulpicor,  I. 
^It  iimi?reUa,  umbrella,  I. 
Umpirag.'^  arbitrium,  2* 
4/t  umpire,  arbiter,  a. 
Uh  is  a  ncanve  panicle  commonly 
phced  before  Englijk  word*  5  and 
anfwers  to  the  Latin,  in,    i.  e. 
not,  as 
UnttUe,  impotens,  in  firm  us 
To  make  unahie,  dcbilifo,  i. 
Made  unable,  debilitatus 
Unacceptable^  iogratut 
Vnaccmftifoed,  infeAue 
Unaccountable,  mims,  onirahills,  in- 
auditus,  novus,  mirandus  {-:nan) 
homo  importunus  {'4>nm9ttr)  pe- 
tulans  &  fubitus  animi  impetus 
Umaccoftritahl^t  mirifice 
Unaccufl  need,  infuetus 
Unackntno!edged^  minime  agnitus 
Uracfuajntedt  ignotus,  ignarus 
Una.^ive,  minimi  agilis,  ignarus 
Unadvifeabie,  incom modus 
Unadtfijed,  inconfulcus,  praeceps 
Unaibvljediy,  inconfuli^,  temeri 
Unadvifednefs,  temeriras,  3, 
UnaffeEhd,  fimplex,  fincenis  5    mi- 
nime afFeAus 
UnaJeBedly^  apert^,   finccre 
Umjfeilednejiy  tfinceritas,  3, 
Unalicnabky  non  alieriandus 
Unalienated^  non  ulienatus 
I'  nalowable,  minimi  concelTot 
UnalterabUy  immutabills 
VnaU-.rahJy,  conl^anter 


jC^ram^z.,/^  wtrepidus 


Unappeaftable,  implacabilia 
Unapteafed,  implacatus 
Unapprinsed^  nondom  certioi'  faAw 
Unapproachable,  inaccedfus 
Unapt,  inhabilis 
Unaptly,  incommodi 
UnAptnefi,  ineptitude,  3. 
Unarmed,  dearmatus,  inennit 
Unajked,  minimi  rogatos 
Uyajfilied,  minimi  adjutut 
UnaJJkvaged,  impUcatus 
Unnfl'ured,'  incertoi 
Unattainable,  non  alfeqvendoa 
Unattempted,  minimi  teotatfii 
Unattended,  fine  comitatu 
Vnattentinfe,  ineanti 
Unavailahte,  nihil  condoceiit 
Uiave'idable^  ineritabilis 
Unaivaret  (unwary)  incantm ;  Bee 

Oj^inans  (unlooked  for]  inopint- 

tus^  improvifos 
Unawares  (adr,)  improrifft 
To  unbar,  peflulam  detrah&e 
Unbarbed,  phaleris  fpoliatus 
Unbecoming,-  indecoms 
Unbeeeminglyy  indecor^>  indccinler 
Unbcftting,  parum  idoncui 
Un  begot  ten,  non  genitua 
Unbelief,  infidclitas,  3.  iiicredalitat 
An  unbelievery  incredulus,  infidclU 
To  unbend,  relaxo,  I.  folvo,  3. 
Unbent,  relaxatus,  reniflui 
Unbefieming,  indecorai,  indccew 
Unbefeemingly,  indecori 
Unbezvailed,  indefletua 
To  unbewiteb,  fafdno  liberar* 
Unbiaffeiy  Ktfe  i»^\a\^  tiwus^ 
Vnbiddtny  \n\iS^^\^  \w^<«f»* 


'^'''''^'"^^^^'«'fa'/^co«co^di•,ll][/llfria^lKaW}  ^^^^V^ 


U  N  C 

TTnblameabUnefty  innocentia 

Unbloody^  incrucntus 

Unboiled^  inroftus 

79  unbnlt^  oliiccm  dctrahSrc 

Unborn f  noixiufYi  flatus 

To  knbofoifiy  communico,  i. 

Unbound^  irrcli^iCus 

Unbounded f  imlK.'inituy,  immenfuf, 
inteiminalus,  infinitus 

To  unbonoel,  exrnti^ro,  I.  evifcero 

VnboiytUfd^  cvifccrarus 

To  unbrace,  folvo,  j.  {-a  drum)  tym- 
panum rrrcndere 

Unbraced,  (blutus 

An  unbracing^  folutio,  3, 

Unbr'iktd^  not!  cormptui  munere 

To  unbridle,  frenii  exfoUerc 

Vnbrldhdy  «rflT«niitttl 

Unbroken,  irruntui,  infraAus  (not 
tamed)  indomitui 

To  ur.huckle,  corrigii  fc  Ivcrt 

inbuilt,  «ondum  «Jifi<atu8 

To  unhung,  rrlmo,  5. 

To  unburden,  exono  0,  i, 

XJnburdenedy  esonoratus 

^Unburhd,  inlnimatui 

To  unbuttoMt  fibulas  (blvere 

Unbuttoned^  fibulis  (elutus 

X^MiMy  noil  vocatus,  fpontft 

Uncttpabht  inca^ax 

tliKgyakltn^s^  fee  incgp«ity 

-V^M^,  caffl  exitiKrc 

y^fthiftC  exntus,  iiudatus 

VnitnS^tfd^  nrepreheiirut 

^dk.^MMrf tf/«k  -diiWc%  I .  hafito,  t . 
^^^tttrimiuty,  inceititado,  a. 
VMriwM,  cateni  e»<«Iv&« 
'i>V,  'categl  esTolutoa 
Mt,  ia»mutabili8 
JF,  smmarabiliter 
,,  „       mefi,  immutuhiliaa,  3* 


U  N  C 

UncharitabUnefif  inhutninitas,  3, 

Urcbeived,  non  mailicatus 

To  ur.churcbf  cxcotnmunico,  i. 

U»chripiany  chri(l:anu  indignus 

UrcircHxrifedf  praffputiaruf 

l'?:nrcumciji'}n,  incircumcifiOj  3. 

Vnrircumfp^'c},  inc^ufus 

l^nc'rr.ott^p'.^h'aliy  incaute 

J:nri;:if,   iiu'ivijis 

I  'f::i'i'iUy,  i  n c  i  v  i  1  •  ir r 

TJtttlajy   fee  uncltt'^cd 

Wo  unc'afp,  nnciniim  laxarc 

Ufu-hpfiJ^   iincino  laxato 

j-J>i  rn, lifp'in^ ,   u nci o i  la x atio 

j-Jii  unclt  (by  'he  farher)  purniiis,  a. 
(by  the  m^tli«tr;  avunculus,  2. 

h  great  unchy   pro>>«tri)us,  2. 

Unclean,  imiTiundus,    Ibriidus    (-i/r 

///>)  impudicu5,  incontinens 
I  To  ^  uneh'itn,   Tordeo,  -2. 

To  jfrfl w  uvdeaiT,  foniclca 

To  make  unclean,  inqtrno,  i« 

Unc/ean/y,  ford  de,  foHe 

VndenKnefsj    imtiinditia,    i.   fpur- 
cities»  5.  {of  fife)  mpudikita,  i. 

Uncleanfed,  non  puigatus 

Uncleft,   indivifus 

T'>  uncloatb,  reilibus  fxuere 
'  U.icloatheJ,    vef^ibus   exutus,     fpo- 
I      liatus  ;  non  indutiii 

U.ieambed,  impexus,  incomptus 
'^Utirometyg  indecenfi,  indecorus  (adv.) 
I     indecentttr,  indecore 

Uncomelniefs,  deformitas,  3. 

Unccmf'jTtable,  injucundus 

Uncomfortablenefsy  injucuodltu,  3. 

Uncomfortably,  injiicundd 

Uncommon,  rarus 
I  Uncommoneft,  raritas,  3. 

UncompeUed,  non  co-ii pu  I  fai 

Uncompou ndi-d^  fi  .n plex 

Vnconce'it/eahU^  Wonv^t^ttv^"^j^jft 

TTnconcermdy  \\\4.?EtxpTv% 


U  N  D 

Vnconelujive,  nil  concludi  pote 
XJncondemnfdy  indenrinatus 
UncoT:Jjn.'d,  immunia,  liber 
Unconquerable^  invincibiiis 
Unconquered,  invittus 
Urtccnfchnable,  injuffu%  iniqui 
UnroKfcionablfneJs,  injuftitia,  !■ 
Vnconf.  icnably^  mj  u  ftc 
l^tteonfrcrated,  nondum  confea 
('neon/fancy,  inconftuntiaj I .Icvil 
UnconRaat-,  inftabilis,  levit 
Uncor.jlrained,  fpontaneut,  inco 
*  ^ncsnfumed.  inconfumptut 
lincvntaminated,  inraminatus 
Uficonteflaide,  non  defputandut 
Uncontijled,  non  lirigatus 
Uncontrohhley  non  fubjicieodof 
Uncontroled,  libcr 
To  tmeordf  funcs  folvere 
Uncorded,  funibus  folutis 
Uncorrefff  mendofufe,  Yiciofiii 
Urtcorre^ed,  impufl'ttiS 
Uncorrupf,  mncorrupt^df  incnm 
Uncorruptable,  incorruptibilis 
Unccrruptly^  incorrupte 
UncorrMptnefi{ofvn\nA)  iategrit 
To  uncover,  detego,  3. 
Uncovered,  detc£lu8 
To  uncouple,  disjungo,  3. 
Uncoupled,  disjunflui,  feparata 
Unrourteoui,  fee  difcwtfttoux 
Uncouthy  rudia»  tnfuetus 
^^ncoutbne/'s,  rufticitas^  3. 
Uncreated,  increatus 
An  unSiicn,  un£lio,  3.  inunAif 
UnBuous,  pinguis,  un£lttofus 
Unc^tivated,  incultus^  nagk^ 
UncurabU,  infana'^ilis 
Uncured,    incuratus     {fi/h)    \ 

nondum  fale  conditi 
To  uncurb,  lupatum  demtre 

N'  ^curious,  incuriofut 


7  N  D 


y,  intrepide 
tefsy  intrepiditas,  j, 
vff  errore  liberare 
{,  ab  errore  liberatus 

tnjadicatus,  non  decifui 
iqoraatas 
',  indeclinatas 
^>  indefenfus' 

impollutus 
(/,  non  erogatus 
f,  non  negandus 
lb,  fubter,    infra  {-/hnv, 
otprttenee)  fub  fpecie,   or 
to  {difficulties)  rebas 
[-favMtr)  pace  tuS  (in  place 
ee)  infra,  inferior  (in  num- 
ifra,  minoTy    minuf,  &Ci 
ce)  roinorif,  minori  pretio 
band)  fab  manibus 
Ij.). inferior,  vicariui 
&*,  fubfum 

nder^  ccerceo,  i.  frcno^  i. 
r,  ephebus,  impubii 
^id,  minorii  b'citari 
Mnd^  fnbligo.  i» 
■d^  liibligatnt 
[fn/, (bbligOy  I.  ruccingo,3. 
t,  foccindiog 
f^  (abeoy  4.  patior,  3, 
V,  latas,  toleratus 
mud^  fubcerraneus 
14/, dam,  fecreto,  clincoium 
%ddeaiing,  praevaricatio,  3. 
•^ritingj  fabfignatio,  3. 
iff,  fuffiilcio,  4.  fuppnno.g. 
V,  fuffultar,  iiippoStus 
leather  J  f^lea,  1. 
;&'rf,  aJtcri  fubditot 
imf(^»  fuflbdio,    3.  (or  Aip. 
fiipp!anto,f .  infidias  ftrHcre 
vJt  fuSbfTbf,  «to]o  depulfns 
m'pu^f  fufibffio,  3, 
?«  ioiaty  'uiBrotfS 


/ 


U  N  D 

Tounderpifiy  fubfiruo,  3. 

yf>»  underpinnings  fubftruAio,  ?. 

To  underprops  fuffulcio,  4.  fulcio,  4. 

Underpropped,  fuftulCus,  fultuj 

An  underpropping,  ftatuminatio,  3. 

An  underrate,  jufto  minus 

To  underrate,  j'ifto  minor:  aeftimare 

Underrated,  juila  minori  aeftimatus 

To  underjell,  minoris  quim  alii  ven- 

dere 
Vnderftieriff,  fubvicecomei^  3, 
To  underlet,  /uppono,  3. 
To  understands  inteliigo^  3.  fentiO|4« 
{f'jmetbing  tict    exprijed)  fubin- 
ttllgo,  3. 
To  give  to  underftandf  fignifico,  I* 
Ghuen  to  underfland,  ccnicr  fa^tut 
The  ur.derjianding,    intclie^lus,     4. 
{or    agreement)    coacordia,   •  1. 
(knowledge)  intelligentia,  i. 
Underft'jodt  intflletlus;  fubauditus 
To  undertake,  agpi-edior,  3,  tento,  I. 

{-ivork)  opus  redimcre 
Undertaken,  ceatatnt,  fufceptus 
An  undertaker,  molitor,  3.  {ofworl^) 
operaoi  redemptor  {-of  funerah) 
libitinarius,  a. 
An  undertaking,tufMm,%,  inceptuin,2 
To  undervalue^  pretio  juflt>  minori 

aefti.T.arc ;  parvi  facere 
Undervalued,  fpretus 
Undervaluing  (ilighting)  deTpiciens 
An  underwood,  fyltra  caedua 
To  underwork,  operant  minori  pretio 
locare  (undermine)  infidiaaftruere. 
To  ur.derwrite,  fabfcribo,  3, 
Undemoritten,  rnbfcrip^us 
Undeserved,  immeriruf 
Undcfervedly,  immerito,  indign^ 
Undffervhg,  immerens 
Und'Jij^nhjr^  fiiiccrut 
Vf}J^/frejS/e^  minimi  rxpetenjut 
CWarrT»i»a/e,  timietermined.  flon  de- 
termmscus,  iodcfinirui 


U  N  D 

Vtidetemunattlf^  indefinite 
Undird,  noitdum  tindus 
Vndigefted,  indigeftas,  iocompofitiM 
Undiminijhed,  imminutua 
Undifcetnahle,  imperceptui,  incoin- 

pcrtus 
U'ldifcerned,  minime  perceptos 
Undifceming,  nHnim^  percipiena 
Undifcbarged  (ai  a  duty)  non  prac- 
ftitus  (as  a  reckoning)   non  ex* 
punAua 
Unaifciplined,    indodai,  iaevpcrtut 

{  tioops)  copiae  inexcirciutae 
Undifcover'd,  incompcrtus,  non  pt« 

tefaOus 
Undifcreet,  inconfideratoa 
bndifpofed    of,   nondam  alienatai, 

orvenditut 
JJndifputable,  indubttabiliv 
Undijfohable,  indiflblubilia 
UKdifiind,  indiftin^kof 
Undifiurbed,  pacatai^  ferenM 
Undivideatle,  individuut 
Undivided,  indivifus 
To  uwdo  {'•what  is  done)  fwEknm  in* 

fe£tum  redd&e  (dilannal)  abrogo^ 

I.  (flacken)  laxo,  r.  relaxo,  i« 

(nnravel)  eztrico,  i.   telam  re- 

texore  (untie)  iolvo,  3.  difiblTOy 

3.  (ruin)  pcrdo,  3. 
Undoing,  ruina,  i.  interritoa,  4. 
An  undoing,  abrogatio,  3.  reiaxatM^ 

3.    diflblutioy   3.   extricadoi   3* 

perditio,  3, 
Undore  (not  done)  infers  (flack* 

en*d)   relaxatoa   (untied)    ditta* 

lutus  (ruined)  perditus 
Undeubtahk,  indubitabiiia 
Undoubted^  indnbitatuf 
Undoubtedly^  ^tOC^V^O^^Vk 
To  andreji,  ^cftsi  ev8%c«  Vr*""*^ 

ISndrxtd^  noxA^xa^  ^^^°**    -^, 


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UN  F 

t^nJite,  indebituf,  parumjnftui 
tTnaulated,  uodulatag 
Vndutft  paramjofte 
^ndutifidf  inobcdieot 
^^ndatifuiij^  contumaciter 
^nUutifu/nefs,  contumacia,  I* 
'Unea/ijfj  cgr^,  molefte 
^neifiiie/s,mo\t1kiA,  i.  i)iffictilta%3. 

(^fmimd)  anzietaa,  3.  pcrtarbtiio 
ITmafy,  anxius,  «ger 
XJne£fitd^  parum  indruAus 
'UmHUfyiMg,  inatilis 
ilnefftSualy  inefficax 
Umitdowed^  iodotatus 
Tlnequtl,  difpar,  insequalit 
Vnerringy  inerraiii,  infallibiiis 
Jlmvemt  inaeqaalia  (-p/acts)  falcbrae, 

f/. 
TJneventiefty  ina^ualitai,  3* 
Tlnexaminedf  dob  ezaminatus 
XfnexamfUd,  novus,  inaoditus 
XlnexctptuMo^e,  ezceptionibos    non 

obnoxius 
Unexicuted,  infedug 
Vitexpeffedf  ifirperatot,  inopiaoi 
yiiixfitffid^f,  ex  improviib 
Viicxfertf  rudii,  imperitoi 
Unexpired,  nondum  finitus 
Vnixiended,  noo  extenfus 
'^nexterminahle,  inextirpabih's 
Vnextirpakie,  non  extirpandus 
y»fiur,  injuftus 
^^airfy,  injufte,  inique 
tJnfairnefs^  injuftitia,  i. 
Vifmthful,  infidiis,  perfidus 
y»(fmttfidly9  infideliter,  per/id^ 
VnfutbfuIfMfsy  perfidia,  i. 
^^ftdffyed^  non  aduiteratus 
^nfMjbtonahh^  minime  concinnas 
Unfajbiontd,  informlt 
S'o  Huffftefif  nfigo,  3.  folvo,  3. 
tTMfafien*df  refixut,  folutus 
^<ySf/AiwK>//i>  non  cxplorjudua 


UNO 

XTrtfeed,  honorario  non  aufbas 
Unfeigned,  non  fi^us,  fincerua 
Vnfeignedly,  fixiztxi,  Tcrc 
Unfenced,  immunitus,  inermit 
VnftrtUe,  infertiNs,  infoecundui 
XTnfertilenefs^  infcicundiras,  3, 
To  unfetter,  vincula  demere 
Uttfitter'd,  a  compedibus  ibiutus 
Vnfinijhcd,  imprrfedlui 
Unfit,  inhabilis,  incptus  {-to  learn) 

indocilis  {-fnr  labour)  debiiis 
Unjitnep,  incongrufta*,  3. 
Unfitting,  incongruens 
To  unfold,  cxpiico,  I. 
May  he  unfolded,  cxplicabilif 
^■fifhre'd,  voluntariusi  ultionius 
U'tfor/eer,  impruvifuf 
Vnfrmed,  iudigeflus 
Uufcrtified,  immunitus 
Vnforturuite,\n{AaVt\i%,  infelix  {-dayi) 

dies  nefafri 
Unfortunately,  infi:lic/tcr 
U:frfnuent^,  defertus 
Unfntndly,  parum  amice 
Uiifymtful,  ilerilis,  infru^^uofus 
Unfruitfulnefs,  iofcrcunditjis,  3. 
Tounfurmjf),  dilpolio,  l. 
Unfurniped  (deprived  of)   fpoliatus 

(not  yet  fumiihcd)  imperatus 
Vngain,  ineptus,  inhabilis 
Ungainly,  inepti 
Uugarded  (not  guarded)  iocufloditus 

(indifcreet,  raih)  imprudeos,  te- 

merarius 
Ungarnifbed,  inomatus 
Ungatberd,  nondum  colleftus 
Ungeneroui,  degcner,  illiberalis 
UngentteU  inurbanus,  rufticus 
Ungenteely,  iiliberaliter,  inurbane 
Ungentrelncfs,  iliiberalitas,  3. 
Ungentle,  immanfuctus 
Ungik,  nondum  iiiauratus 
To  ungirdf  rectngo,  3. 
Ungirded^  ungirt,  difdnftua 


UNH 

Tf  ungirtb,  cingnluRi  laurt 
To  unglue,  deglutino,  i. 
t/ngodlily,  impi^y  fceleftd 
Ungodlinefi,  impietaa,  3,  flagition 
Ungpd'y,  implus,  irreligiofut  (-i 

gula  infatiata  ;  venter  improfa 
Ungcvemable,  immicisy  immodi 

indomabilii 
Ungonfcrnablenefij  ingettiam   int 

tabile 
Ungraceful,  indecorus,  incondni 
Ungracefulnrfs,  inconcinniiat,  3. 
Ungracious,       improbus,       pn 

{•turetch)  fcelus,  nequam 
Xfugractotfjly,  rcelerate,  impid 
Uagraeioufnefs,  impietas,  3. 
Ungrafted,  nondum  infitai 
C/<yaiiMurfiV#/|arti  gnunmatiai  1 

confentaneuf 
To  ungfttpple,  libera^  i. 
Ungrate,  ungrateful^  ingratW 
Ungratefulhft  ingrati 
Ungratefi/lnefi,  ingratitudo^  3, 
Unguarded,  fee  ungardcd 
IJnguent,  unguentum,  %, 
Unbahitahle,  fee  mninhmbinbk 
UfiJbaUofoed,  profjoatns 
Unkandfome,  mvenuftuf,  iodrcei 
UnbandjomAy,  ineletanter 
Unbandfomenefs,  deformitar,  3. 
To  unhang  a  room,  aulxa  tollbe 
Unbappily,  iiifeiicitcr 
Unhappiues,  infclicitas,  3. 
Unbappj,  inaulpicatuf,  infelii 
Unbarmonious,  imntDdulatus 
To  uabaraefi,  phaleru  detrah&c 
To  unhafp,  rcfcro,  I. 
Unbajpedj  refierarua 
Unbcalable,  infanablKt 
Unhealed^  nondum  fanitni 
Unbesltbful,  nnbealthy,    valetvdSi 

rius,  infirmus,  inuUdbrii 
UabeMiwft,  infaoitaSy  3. 
Unbtardo/f  inauditm 

V\ 


W.1N     1 

^nbtUaif  iBoUerratus 
^nbitdfii^  mwbmiy,  ofcifins 
JmbmiaefM,  iocuria,  i. 
JiAUdtm,  apcitua 
5  mHiigeg   de  cardine  detr«h)^re 

(dilbrder)  peiturbo,  i. 
^Mft  impiai,  profanus 
STffuM,  hamum  Tolvcre 
\Ji!ktfedj9r,  infpcratus 
!•  MMk^,  equo  dcjicere 
Viimpdg  es  cqub  dejc^oi 
M^«Mr,  iBboOncaliB 
t'vMM,  jnbumanut     ^ 
iMkrty  illKfai,  inviolatus 
i>  wuten,  moaocero9,  otit,  wt, 
^»fsrm,  uniformit 
Vvfmniiy^  uniformirat,  3. 
Ok^lWH^,  unironaiter 
^MwiiMMr,  mente  aon  pe^pten- 

d« 
VmadJEr,  inimttabilii 
UiBiA)F*^  non  occopatoi 
^^i»Miiatlep  iohabitabilis 
^^iMttited,  non  faabitatni 
hafhma^d^  ijid;«aua 
^m^Bphie,  animo  noo  percipien- 
iu 

wtilf  continual 
ReJ,  fui  jaris 
ffwV«^,  intocaiQg 
m,  unio,  I.  Concordia,  i, 
ijMif  concenros,  4. 
«//•  mcnat,  3    unitap,  3. 
'Vf  («r  join  rogether)  jungo.  3. 
iungo,    3.     {^ifffreneei)  lit! 
poniSre  (0r  be  joined  together) 
»,  3.  ooalefco,  3.   (as  two 
ioiiia)in  unain  diiionem  coVre 
anituty  conjun^us 
1^.  conjondtio,  ■}• 
nitasf  3. 
,  injudicatat 
r,f,kCtlhnrti:s  univerfys 
omvcfrur,  uaiferiaJif    : 


UN  L 

UitiverfM/ity,  univerfalitas,  3. 

Univer/a/fy,  Dniverf^,  univerfin 

Am  itm^ferfiy,  academia,  i. 

Of  an  vfsiverfity,  academicut 

Unii/oca/f  iinivocut 

Ummca/iy,  univore 

Unjvftj  injuftus,  iniquot 

Unjyftice,  injuftitia 

Uhjuftifyable^  juifitic  non  confonuB 

Unjufiifjahientpy  iniquitas,  3. 

Ufijujifyf  inique,  injufte 

Ur.ked^  aukward,  foiitafiaf 

70  Mnkenneiy'  2  cubili  excitarc 

Unkind^  inclemens,  inhofpitui 

Unkindly,  inclementer 

Unk'indne/s,  inciementia,  t. 

To  unkitig,  folio  deturbare 

UnkKown,  ignotus,  incognitut 

To  he  unknvton,  lateo,  z.  ignoror,  I. 

Unlaboured,  inelaboratot 

To  uaiace,  dilorico,  i.cxfolTOy  3. 

To  unlade,  exonoro,  t. 

Unladen,  cxonoratus 

Unlamenfedy  indeplnratui 

Unlawful,  illicit  118,  iJiegitimus 

Unlaivful/y,  illicit: 

Unlazofulnift,  injuflitia,  i. 

Unlearned,  indo^tur,  illiccratuf 

UnUa'vened,  azymus 

Unleft,  'n\,  mC\,  pretcrquam 

Unlike,  didimilis,  diverfui 

To  be  unlike,  diO'cro 

Uniuhf,  improbabilis 

Un!:kelm-ft,  irnpiobabiUta^  3. 

C/r//sv«/-/;,d  ilfi  mi  1  i  tu  do .  3.  d  t  ver  fita8,3 

Unlimitted,  inierminatns 

To  unload,  ex  0 no'  o, ■  I  • 

UnhaJen,  exuooratus 

To  untcck,  re:ero,  I. 

Unlocksd^  unlcckt,  referatus 

Uniookt  for,  inlj^eratua 

Tu  ankoh,  folvo,  3.  refoiVo,  3. 

Xtnhufui,  lolnni*,  diiToIotus 

dn  unhsjin^ ,  falutio,  3.  .difloitt Cio^  3 . 


UNO 

Unluckily,  infeliciter 

Oir/irri/iur/r  (tohappinefs)  infelteita 

3.    infortuniuin,   a.   (untowan 

linefs)  nequitia,  r.  protervitai.  •. 
Unlucky  (unhappjr)  infelix,  infanftu 

(untoward)    ncquam,    improbiii 

{-throw  at  dke)  jadua  fupijiiu 
To  untnar,  emafculo,  I.  evirOy  i« 
Unmanageable,  intradabilia 
Unmanly^  e(!«niinatu< 
Unmannerltnefs,  inuibinitatt .]« 
Unmannerly  {zA],)  inurbaont 
Unmannerly,  inurbani 
Unmanurtd,  iucultui,    toarattt 
UKinarried,  caclebi,  3. 
Tv  unmarry,  matriaioniuiii  ah 
To  unma/k^  larva m  detrahSre 
Unmeajureable,  immenfai 
Unmeet,  indecrni,  indeconn   {'fir) 

impar,  impos 
Unmeet nc's,  incongruitas,  3.  • 
Unmerciful,  cnidelii,  atnut 
Unmercifully,  cmdeliter,  atrocifeer 
Umercifulnejs,QT}iAt\\taaj%*(m^t»M^S 
UnminJed,  ncglcAus 
Unmindful    (forgetful)     imipcnir 

(hec(ilcfs)  negligent 
Unmindfulncfs,  oblivium,  a.   (head* 

iel'iKfa)  negligeatia,  i. 
Uftmixt,  purus 
Utintclefted,  imperturbatui 
To  unmooM,  uavem  ancborii  utiiaque 

diftentum  folvere 
Unmoved,  immotut 
To  unmuffle,  focaic  detrahSra 
Beirg  unmujltd,  focaii  detra£to 
Tonnnail,  clavum  extrahere. 
Unnatural  (void  of  natural  affeflion} 

crudelis,    inhumanui    (pretefrta- 

tural)  porteotofus,  prater  aaturam 
Unnsturalneft^  inhumanitas,  3. 
UnnavigabUy .  innabili  8 
Unnecejfifryf  iautiliB,  inanii 


U  N  P 

ffmeeu^edy  inculttit 
Vnvrgmnzed,  organit  non  inftniAiis 
Torn^ri,  fafeicalam  refolvere 
Uufsidf  infolutut 
Uwpaiwtid^  nondum  pi£tai 
Umpmr»ttdidt  incomparabitii 
UnpardMUtbie,    inrxpiabilis,      irre- 

niOibilit 
Unbared,  irrefeAas 
UiifMrtiamentary^   confuetudini  par- 

liamentaric  diflTentaneut 
Tounpavif  lapid«t  eruSre 
"Unptnttdf  nondum  pavihis 
Unpt^KeaUtt  tuibulentus,  turbidiit 
Utifiaceabtyf  turbidd,  turbuUncer 
^•mrfeg,  paxilJumezimere 
Unpegged^  paxillo  exempto 
70  unpeople,  Yafto,  f .  depopulor,  f. 
UnpeopMf  depopulatuf 
Vriperceiveable,  Tub  fenfum  non  ca- 

dent 
Vnperceived,  mininie  prrceptat 
Unptrftmrned,  infefhis 
Utiperifkible,  incorruptihilia 
XJnpejiertdy  impertnrbatus 
^nphil^hicMl,  regulis  pbilofophiae 

minimi  convenient 
V^mpiit,  aciculit  exemptit  folvSre 
JjMpinioned,  \  manicis  lolutut 
Vflpitiedf  cui  mifericordia  non  ad 

hibetnr 
IJnpltmfant,  tnjucnndut,  inamoenut 
Umpkijantmefs,  injaconditas,  3.  (-e^ 

tht  Mi'r)  intemperies,  5, 
XJnpkmfingf  injucundut 
t/KplHmt,  inflexibiKir 
Ufip/§ttgked,  inaratut 
Unpth'ttj  nidii,  impolitnt 
Upp9flut§dj  impolutai 
Ufprejudietd,  fre  mpgrtUl 
Vi^remeditatfdt  non  prameditatvt 
Unprepared,  imparatiM 
Vxprefidewttdy  fine  exempi*. 

&S^^g  mlaimiprcffui 


U  N  R 

UnprofitabUt  inutilis,  incommodut 

Urprofitablemcfs,  inutilitas,  3.  • 

Unprepertiofiab/e,  minime  rccnndom 
juftam  proportionem 

Unprofperousj  infaHus,  infelix 

Unpro-vedy  incxpertos 

Vnpro'videdf  imparatus 

Urprovokedt  ni'n  provocattii 

Unpruned,  nondum  amputatus 

Unpunijhfd,  impunitus,  inuhus 

Unqualified,  inbabilis,  non.idoneut 

Unquenchable^  incxtin£Vus 

UuqueAionable,  indubitatua 

Unquiet,  inqui^tus 

To  make  unquiet,  inquietOf  I. 

Unqnietnefs^   inqu'crudo 

Unrated,  non  aclUmatui 

Tounrave/i^  extrico,  i. 

UnravtUed,  extricatua 

Unready  non  leAua 

Unreadily,  non  prompt^ 

Unready^  imparatus 

Unreafonable,    irrationalis    (unjuft) 
injuftus  (immoderare)  immodicns 
Unreafonablenefi,  injuftiiia,  i. 
UnreSukeable,  irreprehen'us 
Unrecompenfed,.  non  compenfarus 
UnredeemabUf  nuUo  prelio  redimen- 

dus 
Unredeemed,  nullo  pretio  redemptus 
Unrelentahle,  mAexibilis 
Unrelieved,  minime  levatut 
Unremediahte,  immedicabilia 
Unremittible,  ineypiabilis 
Unrepaired,  nonreparatus 
Unrepealed,  minime  abrogatus 
Unrequited,  non  corrpenfatus 
Unreferved  (in  fpeech)  libereloqoens 
Unrefelved,  hapfitans 
To  be  unrefolved,  flufluo,  1. 
Unreftored,  minime  r-ftitutus 
Unreftrain'd,  minime  reprefTus  ' 
Unrevealed,  minime  revelatus 
Umrtvtnfedt  iaultui 


U  NS 

Unrenarded^  non  muneratii 
To  urriddk^  snigma  iblvSi* 
Unriddled,  csplicatua 
To  unrig,  fee  to  undrefi 
Unrigg^  (as  a  ihip)  fublttii  an 

mends 
Unrigbtecut,  injuftusy  iniqins. 
Unri^htetmjly,  injuft^^  iniquft 
Unrt^bteoujnefs,  injuftitia,  I. 
To  unrip,  di^uo^  3, 
Untipe,  immaturus,  crndiit 
C/ffrr^m/},crod  itas,  j.immataritt 
Unript,  diflutus 
Unrtvalletit  fine  armaio 
To  mnrol,  erolvoy  3* 
Unrolled,  evolutut 
Unruly,  efFraenus,  dferatiil 
To  be  unrulyy  ntxUis  legibui  toi 
Unrulimefs,  cffrKnatio^  3.  ■ 
To  unsaddle,  ephippium  detraU 
Vnf addled,  non  cphippiatw 
Urfefe,  inrutus 
Unjnid,  indi^ui 
UnfailaSkf  innabilit 
Unfnleahle,  ncA  veodlbUlt 
Unjulted,  infullua 
Urfuluted,  infaluUtut 
Unfanfiified,    minime    coaiccn 

minime  fuperftitiofut 
UnfatiifaElerfy  minime  fatiaraci 
Unfatnfyed,  minime  contentm 
Unfavority,  infipide,  infnlf^ 
Unfavtry,  inflpidus,  infulfot 
Un/avorinefi,  infulfitu,  3. 
To  unfay,  recanto,  i. 
To  unjcale,  dcfquamOt  !• 
Unfeabd,  defquamatoB 
Unferipturat,     fetiptwit  bmM 

innitcns 
To  unfcrue,  cochlc«m  TCfi||^ 
To  unfeal,  refigno*  1. 
Unfealed,  rcGenatw 
Unfemrtbabk,  infcratabilii 
Uifiajmmbk,  iRUmjfdkxm  ^ 


;  N  s 


tefi.     iDtempellaSy     ), 
ter)  intern  per  ies,    5. 
rn'nim'e  iaUtus  {'^tmher) 
nateria 
iiutus 
idecens 

f  indecorDin,  !• 
ifuA,  iaTifibilia 
noh  vocatai 
V,  invtilis 
^e/s,  inutilitau 
te  natoB 

iftable)  inftabilis  (doabt- 
lius    (not   6xt)   incertua 
faeculentus- 
t,  inftabiliu>>  5« 
did*ao,  3. 
Iifliirai 

'i,  a  compedibus  liberare 
apricus 
immotiii 

miniflie  decorticatut 
intonfiUy  irrafus    ^ 
F,  «  vagina  Aringcre 
f. .  2  vagina  ftnflus 
ir<alceacoi   (as  a    horfe) 
olcis  careni 
difcalceo,  i. 
ntonfus 
lertni 

[m,  dtffonnitat,  3. 
defomit 
fimulatus 
impcritns 
ftf  imperiti^  i. 
incxpeftM,  nidia 
laqueoevpeditHi 
,  iaroclabilii 
kicoAut 
immaculatnt 
,  n>'o  ferruminatni 
t,  Binimi  foliciutua 
minine  quae^ 


UNT 

Vnf^AinfJit  pvtreJOy  3.  iofanitas^s] 
Unfftjia&h^  ioeffabilis  [ 

tfnjfertij   inconfyBiptus 
Ur/piha,  ioenarratus 
Uttfmed,  imaminatus,  impoktus 
UnftM,  inftabilis 
UfiJfahliTtcfit  inftabilitat,  3. 
Undffintd^  intaminatus 
(Jn/faydt  iDConflans,  levii 
Unptytfittifit  Icvitas,  3* 
l^n^eit^ily,  irfteaJfaJfly,  leviter 
U^^aJivtfi,  Uhflemdfafnifs^  leTita8,3 

VnJI^Mdy^  unfcaJfafif  levil 
Unftirred^    imOlotUS 
To  Hnftiicbf  difluo,  3, 

Ufifuuttdi  JiflTutuB,  refutuf 

To  tfrfiapf  aprrio,  4« 

Tb  up^rirg^  laxo,  1.  retendo,  3. 

Unfira^t  rctcntus 

tlf'^bJiJ,  minimc  refertus 

Uniuhdanirie,  indumabilis 

Unfubdued^  indomilua,  invidlus 

VsJatcffifuUt     infauftus,     infclix, 
imj3rt)fptr,  finifler 

Lfnfaarfiff'Uy,  infeliciter 

Uftjuiajtfuhefs,  infelicitas,  3. 

VnfuJJ'nM^hi  intolcrabijis 

Ufiiuitii&L,  incangrucns,  inbabilii 

li^fiiilytd,  intaminatus 

UtrfappotraUe,    iir.patibilis 

Ui^urt^  dubius,  incertus 

UafurmountdhU,  infuperabilit 

I'o  utffwaddlc,  ^fafciis  cvolv^rc 

Urtfivaddlfd,  I  fafciii  evolutut 

Uttjitfcrrtf  injuratus 

UnUititfd,  intceer,  inta£lus 

Vnt{ilfHf  inrfrprebenfui 

Vntamfd,  indotnitut 

*rt  uHiangitf  cxtrico,  i.  rapedio,  4. 

l/nfaTtfltdj  extricatus,  expcditut 
V/ttaffirdj   ilHbatiil 
Untaz/fbTt   indo£lu8,  rudia 
llmt^naMCf  nontenendus 
Uattrriftd)  Uuepidut^  impif'dus 


U  N  V 

Vnthar.hful,  ingratuf 
UntbaKkfuUy,  ingrato  ani'mo 
Umthankfulnefi,  ingratitude,  3. 
Unttaxvedy  non  n-gelatus 
Vnti'iKkingy  incondderatus 
Untbought  fl/,  inopinatus 
Unthnftily^  prodiga liter 
VntbrtJ't'wcjSf  profutio,  3, 
Untbrt/ty,  prodigui,  profufai 
To  untie,  folvo,  3.  recingo,  3, 
Unt'.ed,  folutus,  recindus 
To  until:,  tcgulas  detrahere 
Until ^  diinec,  ufque  ad,   ufque  dnm 
(-Bittf)  adhuc,  haftenus,  etiam- 
num     (  then)    eatenus,    eoufquc 
( -  w^Y/f  ^ )  q  uou  fque  ? 
Ur.tiUedy  inaratus 

Untimely  (unCcafonable)  intempefti- 
vus  (not  ripe)  immaturus   (rip« 
too  foon)  praematurus 
Ui:ro,   ad,    ten  us,   fee  7a 
Untold  [tMt  faid)  indidlus  (not  oum« 

beied)  nnq  numeracus 
UKt-jithfctKc,   p.r>0  ui  minime  gratos 
IJntiuched,   inla^us 
Untciviitdf   contumax,   perverfui 
I-  rfowtirdly,   prorerve 
Urt(ni-aTd!';n€fSf  pervicacia,  i, 
Lr:trin.fKtd,   inccmptus,  inornatrs 
Untrod,  uKtrcddgKy   non  calcatua 
Vntruty  meiidax,   fall'us 
To  untufs^  dilcineo,  3. 
UttrfJIed,  diTcndlua 
Untrujiy^   infidus 
An  untbrutbf   figmentuM,  %, 
To  tfll  an  untrutb,   mentior,  4. 
Full  ofuntrutbi,  fabulofus 
Untucked,    recin£lut 
Untuneahk,   difToous 
Untutored,    minin  c  do£lat 
To  unfwine^  or  tintwi.i,   reteio,  3* 
Untw^cd,  retortus,  refolutiM 
To  uniaily   it^tVo^  I, 
^Unvtt'iled^  i%\f2^ViX 
i)  4 


UNW 

XJnvailhgt  patefa£^io,  j, 

Vnvalt.abie,  tnacftimabilit 

Vf.vanquifiabUy  indomabilif 

JJnvamfuifiytdi  invi£tus 

Unvaried^  immutatus 

Vnverfed,  imperitui 

Utiviolatedy  illaefus 

Ur.ujuaU  inufitatus,  infuetus 

Vnitjefuly  inutilis 

JjKufuatnefs,  raritas,  3.  defuetado^  3. 

V*:vj->fu^tuji^  inutilitas 

Ur.uttcrabley  inenarrahilii 

Vifvoalkdy  muri  cxpera 

Unwary,  incautus,  improvidus 

Vr*:varityy  incaat^,  improvide 

£/>rwar;>/r/f,temeritas,3.imprudentia;  A  •vocabulary,  yocabularium,  x» 

JJtnvarrantabky  minimedefeodendus  Vocal,  vocans  {"mufii)  vocum  cantus 


VOL 

Utiwom,  Don  detritus 
Umoortby,  indignus,  immeritui 
Umvortbily,  indifine,  immerito 
UfnovrthiHeft,  inJignitaSy  3. 
Toumvraf,  cvrlvo,  3, 
Umvrap/^ed,  evolutus 
j^n  umcrafping,  evolutio,  3. 
To  UK'wreath,  retorqueo,  2. 
Umvrcathed,  rctortus 
Umvrinkledt  minime  rugatiit 
IJnwritten,  infcriptu;,  nonfcriptvi 
Umorougbt,  rudis,  infedlus 
Tiny i elding,  minime  concedens 
To  unyoak,  abjufigo,  3.  disjungo,  3. 
Unyoaked,  abjun£lu8,  disjundlus 


UT.%u.iJhed,  JUotus 
Vt.nuajied^  iaconfumptus 
Vr.to'i'ched,    inobfervatus,  xocofto- 

f  irus 
Ut  watered,  non  rigatus 
Vnivcaried,  indefeffus,  aflidaut 
Vniveddcd,  Calebs,  /^/j 
Vniveildy,  inhabilis 
J^tnve/come,  inviAis,  ingratut 
Jjnti'hGlefo»:e,   inlaJrbns 
Vi  ivholefimene.ft  of  the  air,  cceli  in- 

tcmperics^r  inclementia 
Unniilli^g^  nolens,  invicus 
1':  be  un^iliirg,  nolo 
Univiilingly^  invite,  aeprc 
Un^vill>rgvejiy  reludtatio,  3. 
To  u/ncird,  retrb  gloir.erare 
Ihivife,  infip^ens,  ftolidus 
VrTV'ff'y,  imprudenter,  ftolidi 
Vr.Hvtjhedfor,  inexpeftatus 
Vr-KLithered.  immarcelcibilii 
'C/tvitty,  iilepidus 
Uffwiturg^  I  lam  {•tome)mt  infcio 

•^■ir  any  one)  icnaro  aliquo 
Vi'ti-itthg  (ac^.j.)  infciens 
T  /  nvlttinzly ,  infcienter 
lAuorJkmarliktf  infabr^ 


Votality ,  vocalitas,  3. 

Vocation,  vocatio,  3. 

Vocative,  vocativut  (-Ctf/l?)   VQcandi 

rafus 
Vociferation,  vociferation  3, 
Vogue,  fama,  i.  aeftimatio,  3. 
To  be  in  vogucy  invalefco,  3. 
A  voice,\ox,^.{or  vote)ruffragiumy2. 
HVb  a  good  voice,  bene  vocalis 
A  giving  one* s  voice,  fuffragatio,  3. 
Void  {cm^ty)  expers,  inanis,  vacuus 
(of  no  authority)  invalidus,  cafTus 
A  void  fpace,  vacuum,  1, 
To  void,  or  go  from^  ce!^Src  de  (•r 

caft  out)  egrro,  3.  excerno,  3. 
To  be  void,  vaco,  I. 
To  make  vend,  evacuo,    i.  (-«  lavi) 

lejjem  refcint'erc 
Voidance,    evacuatio,   3,     (in    law) 

vacatio  beneficii 
Voided^  evacuatus 
A  vcidir^  cophinus  ad  analeda  col- 

lig'jnda 
A  voiaing,  excretio,  3, 
VcidnefSf  inanitas,  3. 
Votatil,  volariJis 
A  volley  (Ihout)  acckfljatio,  3,  (-ofl 


UP 

/bit)  ffmifTa  teJa 
Vohibi/ity,  volubilitas,  3. 
Voluble  J  voIobiJisj  lubncns 
A  volume^  vohimen,  3.  tonoi, ! 
A  portable  volumt,  manuak,  3. 
Voluminous,  magnus,  craffbi 
Voluntarily,  fponte,    libeatcr 
Voluntary,  voluntarlus 
VolunticrSf  volones,  pi. 
Voluptuous,  voluptnofus 
Voluptuoujly,  luxorio(e 
Volutation,  fee  rolling 
A  vomit,  vomjtus,  4. 
To  vomit ^  vomo,  3.  {-e^mt)  Km 
3,    {-ofitn^  vomito,  i.  (-#1* 
B^)  cvomu,  3. 
To  be  tike  to  vomit ^  naufeo,  I* 
Ready  to  vomit,  Aaufeaos 
A  vomiting,  vomitio,  3, 
Belonging  to  vomit,  vomicni 
Vomitive,  vomitory,  emetictt 
Voracious,  voraz 
Voracity,   voracitasy  3, 
A  votmry,  voto  obftriAui 
A  vote,  fufFragiuiBy  x. 
To  vote,  fufFragium  ferre 
To  vote  for,  fufiVagor,  i. 
A  voting,  fufFragatio,  3. 
To  vouch,  nfHtnvp  I.  aflero,  }• 
Vouched^  affirD.atus 
A  voucher,   aflertor.  3.  virdet|1 
A  vcu.biag,  a(r(rtio,3.  vindicaucj 
To  VGucbfafe,   dignor,  i. 
Having  voucbfafed,  dignatoi 
A  V07U,  votum,  1. 
To  vtw,  voTco,  a. 
To  kind  by  vtv,  devoto,  i. 
Vowed,  votBs,  rotivus,   devoM 
A  vowel,  liters  vocalis 
A  vowing,  votum,  a. 
A  voyage,  iter  per  mare,  ntvigtfll 
Tc  go  a  voyage^  navigo   r. 
Up  (so  up)  afcen.^e  (  ife  up)¥ 
[•by  the  rpofs)  ndickiU  (-/s)  M| 


fwn)  furfsm,  de- 

ic 

vhicor 

s 

furfum 
bro,  1, 
)ratat 

woontOTy  %» 
cprobratio,  3. 
o,    I. 

fuftenutm 
mtztOr,  3,  («r  np- 
m  fabricator 
(lentatio^  3, 
itana 
out 

fuper,  fapra,  &c. 
dcxtrorfiim  {'left) 
vf  life)  ne  viTam 
•my  botumr^  or  cre^ 


calct  obfhagnlum 
f«/,  fupero,  I, 
>and,  loco  cedere 
lus,  fttmmus 
infolens 

probus  {-in   fjn 
jreftus 
rquitas,  3. 
equ^ 

M,  3.integritas,3, 
I.  tumultus,  4. 
9, 4.  Aicceflus,  4. 
rfo  ordine 
.  matralia,  fU 
vut 

scl^Tis 
fupinus 

•>3- 

I  (dyrarff)  nanus, 
umilio,  3. 


USE 

Vr€i  fee  ufk 

The  ureter y  ureter,  3. 

To  ttrge^  ^Tt,co,i.  imocllo,  3.  infto^l. 

Urged,  impulfus,  inftigatus 

Urgent,  importunua 

Urgently,  importune 

Anurger,  Simulator,  3, 

An  urging,  int\x.z\\o,  3.  ftiino1ati«,3. 

At  urmtu^  vitrun  ad  orinam  acci* 
piendam 

Urinary^  urinalis,  urinarius 

Urintf  urina,  i.lotiunQ«  1. 

Difficulty  of  urine,  ftranguria,  i, 

T**  urine,  meio>  3.  mingo,  3. 

An  urn,  uma,  i. 

Ut,  no8,  pi,  of  ego 

fyithus,  nobiicum 

Ufage,  tonfuetudo,  3,  uAit^  4. 
(treatment)  ratio,  3. 

Ufancep  menftruum  fpatium  [dou" 
bU')  bimeftre  fpatium 

Iffe  (the  ufing  of  a  thing)  ufus,  4. 
(«r  profit)  ufusfruAui,  4,  (or 
cuftom)  confuetudo,  3.  (or  inte- 
reft  for  money)  ufura,  i.  f(snus,3. 

Ofcrinufe,  ufitatus,  confuetui 

After  common  ufe,  uficate 

Out  of  ufe,  defuetus,  exoletus 

To  ufe,  utor,  3.  occupo,  i.  {'often) 
ulurpo, '  I.  f-offtff  endeavours)  fe- 
dulo  facSre,  operam  dare  {or  ex- 
ercifc)exerceo,  a.  (or  tr;at)  tra^o, 
I.  accipio,  3.  {-tenderly)  moWiter 
habere  {-genteely)  liberaliter  ha- 
bere {-a  tavern)  frequento,  r. 

To  ufe  (ncut  )  foleo,  2.  confuefco,  3. 
To  make  ufe  of,  utor,  3.  fruor,  3. 
To  grow  into  uje,  obtineo,   2.  {-out 

tfufe)  defuefco,  3. 
Want  of  ufe,  defuetudo,  3. 
Ufed,  ufurpatus  (accuftomed)  a/Tu 
etus,  confuetus   (treated)  accep< 
tu5,  traftatus 
Much  uftd,  ufitatus 


V  U  L 

Ufeful,  utilis,  necefTariut 
Uftfu/nefs,  utilitas,  3. 
Ufe/efs,  inut<lis,  incommodus 
An  uAfr,  anteambulo,  3.  (ferjeant) 
liftor  {'ofafcbool)  fubpraeceptor 
To  ujber,  introduce,  3. 
An  ufing,  ufus,  4.- 
Uffuebffugb,  aqua  ^its  hibernica 
l/jual,  ubUtu^,  confuetus 
U'ualfy,  ufitat^,  plerumque 
An  ufvrgr,  fcenerator,  3. 
To  ufurp,  ufvirpo,  I.  invadoy  3. 
Ufurpatlon,  u  fur  patio,  3. 
Ufurped,  inique  ufurpatus 
An  ufurfer,  ufurpator,  3. 
Ufury,  ufura,  i.  foenus  (of  5  to  the 

100)  ufura  quincuncialii 
IVith  ufury,  foeneratd 
^e*o*iging  to  ufury,  foeneratorius 
UtenfiU,  inftrumenta,  pi. 
Utility,  utilitas,  3.    commodi^n,  %• 
Utmofi,  extremus,  fummus 
To  ones  tt*moft,  pro  viribut 
Utter,  exterior  (total)  tot  us,  totalis 

integer 
To  utter  (fpeak)  elequor,  3.  pronun- 

cio,  I.  proferd  (fell)  vendo,  3. 
Utterance,    clocutio    (felling)    fcn- 

ditio,  3. 
Of  good  utterance,  eloquent 
Unerabie,  effabilis 
Utter  barrifiers,  licentiati  in  jure 
Uttered,  enunciatus,  prolatus 
An   uttering^    enunciatio,   3.     {-of 

wares)  tenditio,  3, 
Utterly,  penitiUs,  omnind 
Ut.ermoft,  fee utmoft 
A  -vulcano,  mons  Ignitus  ' 
Vulgar,    vulgaris,  populars,    com- 
munis, humilis,  abjeAus,  tritus, 
fordidus 
The  vulgar,    vulgus,  2.  plebs,     3. 

populus,  2. 
Vulgarly^  Vu\|J>j  tJft^t^^ 

Dd2  ^^ 


W  A  I 

Tulneraryf  Tulnerariut 

A  vulture^  Tultur,  3. 

Of  g.  vulture^  vuUurinDS 

'iive  uvu/a^  uvula,  i.  columelUi  x, 

Vxjrioui^  uxoriui 


W  A 

^0  ivabhk,  moiu  vaciUare 

A  wW,  fa  Ilia,  I. 
Waddedy  panno  fiiffarclnatus 
Wa  .'ding,  panous  Tillolior 
^0  ivaddiiy  iaccflu  vaciUare 
Waddlti^  gain  palcaea 
y«  TOtfJer,  in  aqua  incedcre  (•«;«•) 

pcrvadum  tranfiic,  vado,  i. 
A  ^'afer  (made  of  meai)  cruftiilum 

farinarium  tcnuiflirautn  (/or  y^^/- 

ir.^  Utters)  cniftulum  fi|i;atorJum 
Th«  ivafcr  (confc.raied  by  the  Rj»- 

mijh  prieft)  hoftia,  j . 
To  wj/>  (fhake)  vibro,  i.  (convey) 

deduc),   3,    defeio   (cany   over) 

trnjici...,  3. 
ji  tvagy  homo  lepidus 
Tc  wa^,  agito,  1.  vibro,  1.  (neut.) 

vatiilo,   I,  nuto,    1.    trepido,  i. 

{-the tail)  ceveo,  t.  cjuda  bland iii 
To  ivajre,  j:i|inore  ccriarc  (  /aw)  ii- 

^'Co.  If  (-ivar)  bcJlum  gercre 
A  wager,  pignur,  3. 
^^,T"*  lt.>«.n.lii!in,  2.  folarlum,  2. 

(■^'»  ffiuor)  nuuluaiy  2*  {-of  « 

<^-y')  diarium,  2. 
C''rv:ngfor  lunges^  rtipendiarius,  2. 
Mc'ervftrg  to  'wages,  iHpcndiariui 
A  votf.v./Y^  vacilJatio,  3. 
/^'l;^^///3,   procax,  pciulani 
^^'^^ij'^fyi  Ufcive,  jocof^ 
^^ig^f^^'-ffst  pctalaiuia,  T. 
A  li'dggsn,  rlieda,  I.  plauicium,  2. 
A  iL>tjf.joftcr,  rheoarius,  z* 


W  A  )L 


Ttwaiiy  deploro,  i.  deflep,  a. 

ff^ailed,  lamentatus,  defletus 

Tp  hi  wai/ej,  lamentabilis,  lugendus 

A  voaiiiigj  ludlus,  4.  plorfltui,  '4. 

Amain,  plauilram,  2.  {^had)  vehet, 
i»,f»  {-driver)  plauftrarlus,  2. 

The  watts  of  the  OT90/f,decremcntum,z. 

TbewaiJ},  dnftura,  i. 

To  wait  far ^  expert),  1.  {-upon) 
inlervio,  4.  famiilor,  i.  {-ufon 
or  accsmpany)  comitor,  i  (-ir^oir, 
Q€  vijit)  invifo,  3.  vifit;,  i,(-for 
or  he  in  wait)  infidior,  i.  inikLifti 
ftrucre 

A  Her  its  wait,  infidiator,  3. 

Itying  in  wait,  infidiofus 

By  lying  in  wait,  infidioii^ 

A  lying  in  wait,  infidiae,^/, 

IFmited  on,  cAmltatus 

A  waiter,  airecla,  i. 

A  waiting  fr,  cxpe£latip,  j. 

A  waiting  man,  pediiTequuSy  2. 
[-woman)  ptdiiTequa,  i. 

The  waits,  Ipondaulae,  pL 

To  wake  (ah.)  fufcito,  f,  cxpcr- 
gcfacio,  3.  (iicut  )  cxperg^ifcor,  3. 

To  be  wakened ^  cxpergcfio,  3, 

f'Kzkened,  tx\^trxcQMi 

IVakeful^  vigilans 

fi'akefulnefsy  vif.ilantla,  i, 

fVakesy  pagar.ul:.^,  j>/. ' 

A  wall:,  amb'..la^riim,  2. 

To  walk,  ajTibjlo,  i.  {-about)  cir- 
cumambulo,  [.  {-the greets)  in- 
ceaeie  per  vias  {-btick)  rcdambolo, 
I.  {-abroad)  expatior,  i.  fee  a- 
bto.d  {-fartb)  prodcambulo,  i. 
{•tlbrou^h)  peiambulo,  I. 

fValkirg,  annbulans 

Of  'u.^aikivg,  ambu . atori ut 

A  walkir.^i,  arr.bulatio,  3.  {-abroad) 
deambulatio,  3.  {place)  afnbula' 
crum,  2.  {-about)  obambulatio, 
3.  {-itick)  fcipio,  3, 


WAN 

A. ttigiit  walker,  nodiTa^ 
A'vfall(}qfa  town)  iqunii,.! 
nia,  pi,  (-of  m  boufi)  jMi¥« 
Hi.  {or  mound)  macerta,  i* 
Ofit  roaR,  muralii 
To  wall^  muro  cingSre,  pinnk 
Walled  about, '  muro  ci.n^ai 
A  walliamer,,    paric^aria,  Ii 
A  wal&ut,  jujg^lanfl,  3* 
A  wallet^  pera,  i .  mandca,  li 
To  toaUop, '  ebnllio,  4. 
To  walfow  ^a'^)  voluto,  X.  (i 
yolotor,  I.  (  in'pleariut.i)v 
tat!bus\f(i  addicerp 
JVallowed,  Torutatut 
IVaUowin^,  vo]i:^tani 
A  wa//ow/fff,'vo]uUtiO,  %t 

fVan,  paUidut^ 

To  %€  wan,  ezpalleo,  9. 
To  grow  tvan',  palJdlGco,  ]• 
A  wand,  yirga,  I.' 
To  wkniir,  vigor,  i .  erro,  I.  f-f 
pervagor,   i,  obeifo^  I.  \j 
aberro,    I.    (-e«r)  jifrpnai 
{'ttndtr)   JTuberro,  I*  ( ijp 
down)  evagiir,  i. 
Wandered  over,  pererratiii 
Having  wandered,  vaptoi 
A  wanderer,  erro,  7, 
PTandering,  v^us,  erraticii  (• 
abroad)    multJvagui  (••> 
montivagut     l^kkm)    &6 
(^•about)  circpmrofaneai 
A  wandering,  erratio,'  ^.  ^^ 
3.  {-through)  peragratMS  !• 
The  wane,  decremen^om,  l* 
Wang  tettb,  denres  ipobtrei 
Wannefs,  pallor,  3. 
Want,  egeilas,    3.  inopia,  Ii 
gentia,  i.  {-ef  knowiM 
entia,  !•  ignorantia,  i.(*^* 
pecuniae  inopia  {-tfctn}*^ 
difficuitas  (-ef  parents)  orbit 


ft  (defire)  ^cfidero,  x^  [srhe 
rut)  egeo,  %,  indigeo,  a. 
9f  a.  (neat.)  deficio^  3.  de- 
,  abrom 

fthgf  indigentia,  i.  inopia,  i. 
ff,  pcttiUns,  lafcivDs 
^  toantvHy  emollio,  4. 
kv  wtficfoit,  nimis  efl^rri 
p  tbt  wanf9M,  lafciTio,  4. 
^t    procaciter,   moil  iter 
«^,  procacitas,  3.  lafcivia^  i. 
\gAewmtt§H,  petulans 
patake^  wapentagium,  %% 
bdlum,  X.  arma,  pi. 
*f5|r,  militaMs,  beUicaa 
r  •/  vfar  (military  man)  bel- 
r,  3.  (Aifji  navis  beilica 
T^  belfum  iorerre  or  gerere 
n;««Mr,  nilito,  x. 
•fMcj  modulor,  x. 
XWu^iedf  roodolatvs 
Ur,  modal  iTor,  3. 
'^,  modulatio,  3. 
/(guard)  cnftodia,  i.  (one 
ward)  pnp'llut,  2.  papilla, 
•t  of  •  ciry,  fiff.)  warda, 
io,   3.    rnbos,  4.    (-jf  tf 
'2  clathtata 
?  xpard^  tribulis 
jr^/,  trjbuttti,  cunatim  ' 
;uard)  cuflodio,  4.  turor, 
'k/I)  cateo,  2.  {-of)  de- 

t)d«tu9,  defenfna  (-o^ 

r'polfut 

ifios,  3.  gaardiaAus,  2. 

:arderoba,  I.  armarium 
wardemotui,  %» 
urela,  i. 
tutrUrii 

3.    (jy/ta/I')   medium 
trtben-)  Tafa  fidtlia 


WAR 

{cutkrs")    inftnimcnta    csltraria 

\turner*s)  toreuma,  3. 
A  feller  ofwaret,  t^bfrnarius,  i. 
A  •wareboufiy  repofitoriumjX.  (-wa);) 

folidariusj  2* 
/i^r^,  cave  ' 

ffarfarg,  helium,  2.  militia,  i, 
PPWify,  caute,  prudenter 
a^arirefsy  ^  autio,  3.  canteia,  i, 
fVarlike^  bcUicofiis,  bellictis    ' 
Pf^arm  (not  hot)  calidu?  (ardent)  ar- 

dens  {-in  temper)  acrit,  vehemens, 

iracundus 
Toivarm,  calfacio,  3,  (-o/rM)  cak- 

fafto,  r. 
To  ke  Mf/fe  warm^  tepefio 
To  he  warm,  trpeo,  2.  caleo,  2. 
To  grow  loamtf  caieJco,  3. 
Tj  keep  warm,  foTco,  t,  focillo,  l. 
IVMTmtd,  tepefa?>us 
A  tvarming-f   calefaAio,    3,  {-pan) 

thergnocliniiim,  2. 
IVarmiyt    caHide,    teoidc    (ardently) 

ardenter,  iracunde,  vchementer 
IVarmtbi  marmnefs,  calor,  3,  tepor,3. 
To  icjrrtf    mone«,   «.    {-privattiy) 

fiibmoveo,  2.  [-afbre  band)  prae- 

monco,  2, 
Wizryt:d,  monitus,  admonitut  {-he- 

fire)  pra*m<)nitut 
TobetvjnieJf  commonefio,  3. 
A  luarner,  monitdf,  3. 
A  tvArning,  monit-o,  3,    monitum, 

2.  (notice)  notitia,  i. 
Ti-r  xoarpj  panni  ftamen 
A  ivarp  (at  fea)  hslcium,  t. 
To  nvarp  a  ^vf>of,  telam  ordiri  (as 

wood}  curror,  i ,  <^ntrahor,  3. 
Warped  (as  wood)  incurvatys 
A  WJrph^^  incurvatio,  3. 
A  luarrant,  wnrrantum,  2.  cautio,3 
Tonoatrantf  fccurum  pr^fraie,  pro 

tcgo,  3.  (in  law)  fide  jubeO}  .3. 


WAS 

IVarrantihle,  lcgitimus,genuint 
TL.ivaryj'.tjhi.'.,   njti  dcK-  »a.-rnlt 
A  tvarru  itiK^f  .ij^rtorita*,  5. 
A  lujrrett  V'V.irinm,  2.  Wurenna, 
(  0/ bares)  leporifium,  1.  (  ketp 
warrcnnirius,  2.  vivarii  cuftos 
Wirring,  bellum  gerens 
A  ivarrloury  miles,    3.  iiomo  bell 

cofus 
A  ivarty  verruca,  i. 
Full  of  XV arts f  verm  cofus 
JVary-f    cautus*    prudent    (thrifty) 

parous,  tru^alis 
To  be  ivaryj  caveo,  2. 
[  ivJSy  erain>  preterimp,  o/*f«im 
A   wajh  (or  marjb)  arduarium,   x. 

(or    wajbirg)  lavatio,    3.     {-for 

bogs)   forbitio,    3.   {-for  tbe  Jkin, 

dec.)  compofitio  ad  lavandum 
To  witfij.  luo,  5    lavo,    I.  (  ahoitt) 

circumluOy  3.  {-atvJf,  or  off}zh' 

luo,    3.    {'•he:WKn)   interiuo,    3. 

{-all  Offer)  perlno,    3,  d.iucj,    3, 

{or  gar-le)  gan^rizo,  1. 
t.h'wijbedy  lavor,  i, 
fVap(dy    lavatus,    Mui ;     ablutas, 

eiutti:  \  diintuSj  perlutiis 
Nit  TO  i/h  v/,  ill  ;ius,  immui'dus 
A   ivjtfber,    lot  or,   3.  {-tv  iri.in)  la- 

vatr.x,  3.  i.trix,  3. 
A  wj/bing^    lotio,   3.    lav  > tin,    3, 

{-aiuay)  ablatio,  3,  {or  gar£;e!iing) 

gargarizatio,  3. 
A  *iuaJh-boufe,  lavacrum,  2.  {'ha!l) 

fme^ma,  3.  {-hvtvl)  labrum,  2. 
A  loafp,  Tcfpa,  I. 
Wafpijhi  ff  e  t^by 
Wajie[i^o\\)  vaftatio,  3.  (lofs)  da-n- 

num  {-place)  a^erincultus  (-r^j/) 

Aib-Jcula,   I,    (liofe  p'r''";   iJ- 

tL"-fari3,  pU 
the  vjifie  {-of  the  body)  mid'.s 

D  d3 


WAT 

corporis  (-o/"tf^//>)  laterum  na- 

vigil  I'ept:! 
/  .        (ufcich)  inut'lis 
To  '.  cfic  (f. end)  confumo,  i.  {'tI^ 

otoujiy)    ppdigo,  3.   profunoo,    3. 

(,  iiie  away)  lablo,  J.  dccrcfco, 

3.  {or  lay  waitc)  vallo,  i.   depo- 

pulor,  1. 
Wajlcd,  vaf^dtus  ;  confumptus,    cf- 

fufus,  profulus  j  cmacialus 
A  nuajier,  depopulator,  3.  vaiUtor, 

3*  piodigus,  2. 
Wafteful^  proiufus,  prodiy:u8 
Wajicfu'ily ,  prooijje,  protufc 
IVafirfuyiefSf  prodigaiitjs,  3. 
JVafiing  (pinirrgawav)  labefccns 
A  ivaping  (or  a  pining  away)  iabes, 

1*5;  /.  (-firodigMJy)   profufio,   3. 

(Ipoilin^)  rpolijtio,  3.  vaAatio,  3. 
A  tvatchf  aucomaiuin  loculo  por- 

tandr.m.  or  manuale 
A  watcbmakir,  automafopceur^  2. 
Watch  and  "ua^d,  excubis,  fU. 
'Tvivanbf  \ig>lo,  i.  evigilo,  i.  (or 

oblcrve)  obfervo,  i.  explore,    I. 

{'for  o/f^ortuKity}  occzfioncm  cap- 
tare  {-aUnifrbt)  pervigilo,  I.  (-and 

ward)  excubo,  i. 
Watched,  obl'crvatus,  cuAoditus 
A  watcher  (Iyer  in  wail)  infidiator, 

3^.  (obferver)  obftrvator,  3. 
Watchful,  vigil,  vigilans 
Watch  fully  f    vigilanter 
Watch fulnefs,  vigiilantia,  i. 
Watching  (being  on  the  watch)  in 

excub:is  flans  (•«//  night)  pernoz 

{•all  day)  perdius 
A  loatcb'iKg  (obferving)   obfervatio^ 

3.    {-all  n'ght)    pcrvigilatio,    at. 

prrvigiliuni,    2.  {-and  warding) 

cxiubatio,  3, 

A  watch  caftdlit  iucerna  lucubratoria 

^i  %i'at:hfnan,  vigitaiius^  3.  {-tower) 


WAV 

fpecula,  I.   pharus,  2.    {-vfor^ 
tclfcra,  I.  fymbolum,  2. 
Ffiater,  aqua,   i.  {or  river)   amnis, 

3.  fluvius,  2.  ftumen,  3. 
A  fall  0/ water,  catarada,  l» 
Li'o'ing  in  water,  aquatilis  {-by  land 

and  water)  ainphibium,  2. 
Of  the  water,  aquaticus,  aquatilis 
Spring  water,  aqua  fontjna 
'i'be'fpritfging  of  water,  fcaturigo,  3 
Standing  water,  lacus,  4.  ftagnum,2. 
High  water    plenus  ma: is  aeftus 
L(fW  water,  maris  refluxus 
To  water,  rigo,    i.  inigo,   i.    hu- 
mt&o,  I.  {or  take  in  freft  water) 
aquacum  irr(herDp)  macerarecan- 
nabem  aqiil 
"To  make  water,  meio,  3.  miogo,  3. 
'To  water  cattle,  ad  aquatum  agerc 
A  taking  in  freA  toater,  aquatio,  3 
A  wafer  batliff",  aquariui,  2.  {bank) 
ripa,    1,     {-bearer)   aquator,     3. 
(-beetle)      fcarabaeus      aquaticus 
{-courfe)  aquaedudtus,  4.  {-courje, 
at  a  mill)  gurges  molaris  {'grutl) 
pulmentum,  2.  {-hen)  fulica,    1. 
(-tcrfc)    hippotamus,    2.    {'lily) 
nymphaa,  i.  {-man)  rexnex,    3. 
{-nill)  mula  xquatilis 
A  waterman  s  trade,  navicularia  ars 
A  water  fnakoy  natiix,  3.   {-trough 

for  beafls)  aqualiculus,  2. 
Watered,    irriguus    (or    flcep^d     in 

water)  aqua  aaceratus 
A  watering,  irrigatio,  3.   (sr  keep- 
ing) in  aqua  maceraiio 
Ifatrry,  humidus,  aquofus 
A  wtjve,  unda,  i.  fiu^us,  4. 
To  wave  {[i\iy  up  and  down)  flu£luo, 
r.  vacillo,  i.  (tofs  up  and  down) 
ja£lo,    I.    agito,    i.    [or    omit) 
omilto,  3,  {or  vfzh)fee  waft 
Wave  offerings^  dooa  agitationis 


WAY 


Likt  tOMvesj  undatim 

ifaved  (toOed)  jaaatui,  agib 
▼ibratus  (in  wavei)  undo) 
(omitted)  omiffus,  praeteraui 

To  waver,  fluflue,  i.  ambigo, 

Wavering,  incon flans,  dabios 

A  watfering,  fluduatio,  3. 

Waveringly,  inconftanter,  dvlH< 

Full 0/ waves,  UDdofua 

Like  waves,  undatim 

A  waving  (toffing)  ja^atiOy 
(omitting)  omiffio,  3. 

Wax,  ccra,  i. 

Ofwaxl  cereus 

Covered  with  wax,  inccratui 

0/  wax  colour,  cerinus 

^x  chandler,  cerarius,  2. 

To  wax  (do  over  witE  wax)  isQ 
I.  cero,'t.  (or  grow)  creicOi 
{or  become)  fip  (-/tff)  pingodb 

Waxed  or  vtaxen  (done  overv 
w^x)  inceratut  (become)  fi4 

Wfixing  (growing)  crefcens 

A  waxiffg  (Increafing)  incroB 
turn,  2.  augtnentain,  2. 

A  way,  via,'!,  iter,  3.  (paS 
ad'itus,  4.  meatus,  4.  {beal> 
caihN,' 3.  via  trita  (broad-)  pU 
X.  via  fata  (by-)  diverticuluin 
via  devia  {ftot-)  fcniito  {bor 
adus,  4.  (high  or  fublk-) 
re^ia  or  publica  (great')  lo 
(crofs-)  trivium*  2.  (dire^-) 
refta  (dufy-)  via  pnlvenk 
{'good')  via  plana  (bad^)  via 
ternipta  (joihii^-)  via  ja^hn 

j9y  the  way,  obitrr,  prstcr  ftt 
fitum  (ia  a  journey)  in  fi«i 
viam 

|ii  the  way,  obviam,  obvius 

£y  way  of,  caufa 

wy    (•f   life)   confaetnd^ 
manner}  ratiOi  3.  ai64oi|  *• 


(ma 


E  A 

n  utramque  parffm 

iC  [that-)  ilUc  {every-) 

um  (att9tKer-)  al  o 

L-vrr,  (juacun^ue 

Itout,  circuitas,  4« 

jr,  devius 

n  itiflsre 

infidior,  i. 

^a^',  praeviut 

rpultifari^m 

inifariam 

Mtfir,  viator,  3. 

inlidiator,  3. 

lorofuFf  peryeifus 

c/'ego 

,  imb'e\)\a{'iK  judgment) 

fioftacb)  ftomachicus 
angueo,  2.  j 

ebilito,  1.  fraiigo,  3.    | 
biJi;atus,  fracas  j 

dieliiiiratio,  3.  i 

infirmus  (adv.)  imbc-; 
irme,  debiJiter 
ilitas^   3.  impotentia,; 
■ttution)  infirmiias  va-' 
rerporis    languor  {-of 

ixnhtdW  tas  {-ofcou', 

debiJitacio  (  of  mind) 
litai  I 

rntus,  divts  | 

^0,  f .  a  laflc  der^el- 
':Uaj!tre)   a  voluptati- 

e  dfcpulfus 

a£le  depulfio 

amrra  nuper  depulfus 

-um,  2.  tclum,  1. 

,//.    tela,^.' 

rj,  tc lifer 

ieatr)    catara^a,    t. 

•/fi)  nafla  p'fcatoria 
or  out,  tero,  5.  for 
aiicror,  3.  deuefcoy 


W  E  A 

3.  {-inflejb)  tabcfco,  3, 

To  wtf^r  ihihei,  vcAior,  4. 

To  viear  out  /anJ,  agmm  eflFstuni 
rod.^<. -(-e*^  patience)  paticntia 
aboti,  patlentlam  exhaurire  {-out 
ofuje)  defu'-fco,  3.  {*out  of  mind) 
e  m-moria  elabi 

Wearied^  delaHlitus 

Not  ^utariedt  indeifeflus 

Cannot  be  wearied,  indefatigabilis 

fVearine/Sj  lailicudo,  3. 

A  loearing  away,  attritus,  4.  [-out 
of  ufe)  defue^udo,  3. 

Wearijome,  moleftus,  fatigant 

IVfdry^  lanfus,   fcHus 

Toheivearyy  dcfatifor,  X. 

To  grtnv  nveary^  laflfefco,  j, 

7o  make  weary,  fatigo,  i .  laiTo  [-out 
with  toil)  laboribus  frangcre 

I^earyof  pertSBfus 

Weather y  tempeftas,  3.  calam,  2. 

T^  weather  (•«  cape)  promontorium 
praeternavigare  [-a  fiorm)  lempe- 
iUtem  eludSrc  {-danger)  pericula 
magno  animo  fuAincre 

Weather  beaten,  tetrpeftate  a£liiS| 
cceli  intempeftale  iielaHTatus 

A  weather  g/ajif  thermometrum,  A. 

A  weather  Jheepy  vervex,  3. 

A  belf  Hueathery  dux  cregis 

IK'A'her  mutton,  caro  vervecea 

Of  a  lofwher^  verraccus 

A  TO  atber  cocky  tnton,  3, 

Wiathfrwlfe,  tvmprftatis  praefclus 

Jryeatbered^  latus,  fui^icntos  " 

Weathering,  rerenx»  fnftinena 

T<»  weave,  tcxo,  3.'  (-rorrtAfr)  con- 
tcxo,  3.  {-rhrougkout)  pcitezOy  3, 

ff^eaved,  textus,  t^xtiiis 

A  weaver,  texfot*  3,  teztriz,  3, 
(-'i  frd</r)  texendi  ars  (.'«  /bi^) 
textrina,  1.  (-'i  ^dm)  jujiuin 
tcxtorium  {-^sjluffle)  radius  tez* 
lorius  {-"tjla^)  pc^ca  fcitorii 


W  E  I 

A  weaving,  textura,  i.  ['togoih^i 

contexiu'.a,  i, 
A  weh,  tela^  i.  trxtum,  2. 
To  wed,  nubn,  3.  fee  ro  wjrrjr 
Wedded  f*  ones   own  wiJi»  propofiti 

tenax,  obftinatus 
A  weddings  nuptiae,  pi. 
Of  a  wedding,  nuptialis 
A  wedding  ring,  annulus  fpoafalis 

('Ms)  epithalamium,  a. 
A  wedgey  cancus,  2.    {-of  mtttk) 

ma^a  or  Imgula  metalli 
C/eft  with  a  wedge,  difcancatut 
Like  a  wedgey  cuneatim  (adj.)  ca- 

neatus 
To  wedge  in,  vi  permmp&e 
H^edlocky  conjaginiDj  2. 
ffTdnofdayy  fen^  qaarU 
A  weed,  herba  inutilii 
Sea  wted,  alga,  I. 
Weed,  or  weadi  (drcfs  or  garment) 
habitus,  4.  TeiHs,  3.  (mourniog 
apparel)  Teftis  pnlla 
To  weed,  farrio,  4*  erunce,  I  • 
Weeded,  \  ooxiis  herbit  liberatui 
A  weeder,  fartitor,  3.  runcat«r,  3. 
A  weeding,  farritura,  I.  nincatio,  3. 

{-hook)  farculunoy  2.  marra,  !• 
A  week,  hebdomada,  I.  fcptimmi, 

I.  {'ofa  candle)  myza,  I. 
Weekly,  iingulis  hcbdomadit 
Tf  weepy  fleo,  2.  lacrymo,  I.  (-Rh 
a  woman)  fe  lamentis  muliebriter 
dedcre  (-/or)  delleo,  2.  deploro, 
I,  {-greatly)  in  lachrymas  folvi 
Ktady  to  wfep,'  lacrjmabundus 
Weepif-g,  flcM  {-much)  lacrymofui 
Wtepingly,  lacrymofe 
A  ^ve^fely  muftcla,  I* 
A  wcevU  (infcA)  curculio,  3.' 
A  wtif,  beftia  crratict 
A  wngh  {-ofckeefe)  256  lb.  pondent 
cafci  con  iaeat  i^6  Ubu& 


W  E  L 

f§  vftifb  (aft)  pendo,  7  appendo, 
3.  pondcio,  I.  libro,  i,  (or  con- 
iidcr)  pC'ifo,  I.  penfitoy  I.  pon- 
dero,  I.  aflimo,  i.  (-tf»fi&or) 
anchoratw  folvl'rc  (-ftf^)  tollo,  3. 
levo,  I, 

Tfl  WwV^Z'f  (neut.)  pendc",  2.  {-do^uni 
cr  fliovir)  prapondrro,  i.  degravo, 
I.  (^/ink  down)  deprimo,  3. 

^/^^^i/,lil>ratu3,pondcratus(-^o«;«) 
praepondi'iitus 

A  iveigber,  I;brator,  j. 

^^cigbing,  pondcrans  {-down  in  a 
Jciiif)  praviTis 

A  Vfeigbing,  pondcratio,  3.  penfi- 
tatie,  3.  {-down)  vepreifio,  3. 

A  tocigbt,  pondus,  3.  ^ven-)  arqui- 
librium,  2.  (great-)  nooles,  3. 

A  matter  of  weighty  ir.jgni  moment] 

Owr  weighty  additamcnium,  2, 

^yghtt'fy,  graviter 

'f^rgbtine/sj  gravitas,  3. 

Weights,  trutina,  i, 

Weighty,  gravis,  ponderofus 

^ogrtno  •weighty^  gravefco,  3.  {-more 
w'ighty)  ingravefco,  3. 

To  be  mere  weigbfy,  pra?pondero,  i. 

Wei/dy,  agilis 

A  welchmap,  cambrobril annua    . 

Wdctme,  gratus,  opraliis 

To  welcome.  libcralitcr  accipere 

Welcomed^  benigne  acceptus 

Welcoming^  gratulans 

A  welcoming,  "urituhtio,  3. 

We/fare,  incolumitas,  3.  falua,  3. 

The  welkin,  ather,  3. 

Weilf    ben^,    probe,    rcfte    (very-) 
optime  {ex needing ')iTti^nm\%  bene 
(flj-)  ae^uc  tarn 
J^W// a^e  !  (-a day  /)eheu !  {-done !) 
0uge !  belle!  (~mg/)i:cn^ 
ffW/(adj.)  in  healthy  {iinxx^^  validus, 
viribus  integer  (-in  yc\ns)   jefatc 
fiovcdlus  ('iff  Qre*i  iviti)  compos 


WES  W  H  E 

{weft /out b  w/f)  africus,  i,YA 
We/lern,  wtfierly,  ocddentalh 
Pfy^wardf  occidencera  rerfut 
Wit,  liumidus,  madidus  {-wAi 

rofcidus 
To  wet,  hu  medio,  z.  madefada, 
To  begin  it  wet,  hume(co>  3* 
To  be  wet,  madeo,  2. 
71?  be  tborougb  wet,  permadeo,  I 
To  be  wet  with  dew^  tottko,  3* 
TVet^  tvetnefs,  humiditas,  3. 
Wetted,  roadcfadus 
Wetting,  humeflant 
Wcttijb,  hnmidultti 
A  wbale,  baleaa,  i.  cetai|  t* 
Of  a  whak,  cetaceus 
A  wharf,  Au minis  poitui 
Wharfage,  portorium,  2. 
A  wharfinger^  portus  cuftoi 
Wbatr  (fubft.)  Quid?  (adi.)<l| 
quis,  qualia  (that  wbichj  (^ 
(fignifying  partly)  qua  (-•<* 
of)  cujufmodi  {-memur  «/•* 
qualis    {-countryman)    f"j^*  P 
number  or  order)  quotufqwf 
{'foever)  quicunque,  qualifcoU!' 
qualis  qnalii 
To  what  place,  quh  {-faevtr)  f 

runqiie,  quacun^ue 
Inwtat  phcty  ubi  (-'ortw)aMc«^ 
By  what  pUce,  qua  {-maMt  f^ 

quibufcunque  mod  is 
Ativhat  time,  quandd  {-faeoer)^ 

docunqiie 
Fc  what  caufe,  qnamobreoi 
Whay,  ferum  ladis 
ff%ay  colour,  albidus 
ffl>dyi/b,  fcrofus 
A- wheal,  piiftuU,  I.  tnbereili^ 
Full  of  wheal,  pnftulitus  , 

^Wb^at^  triticum,  2.  ['f99ir)r 
\    Itn,  1,  (  pfum)  prun'iiti  ceie* 
ci^t^W^,  fc^AW^oxw^  X\\\\'wss.x6:atnenart* 


tnimi  {-to  pafs)  locuples,  opu- 
Icntus,  dives  (orfafc)  falvus  {-ad 
viftd)  conl'uhus  {-belched)  oarus, 

•  dilcftus  {- defcendtd)  honefto  loco 
natus  [-farvoured)  formofus,  pui- 
c\\tt  {-handled)  accuratus  {-meant) 
probe  dit^us  or  fa(5lus 

Well  met,  optato  advenis 

A  well  wfoir,  amicus,  2. 

A  weli,  /^ns,  ■?,  putcus,  2. 

Of  a  well,  fontanus 

A  well  digger,  putearius,  2.  {-mouth) 
fontis  crefido,  or  margo  {-.bead) 
fvatorijiO,  3. 

To  be  Will  in  health,  v^\co,  2.  bene 
fe  habere  (-/4  ^tf/5)  opibus  fatis 
abiindare 

To  live  OT farewell,  opipare  epulari 
{or  uprightly)  oic  vitam  agcre 

The  welt  if  a  garment,  limbus,  2. 
{'of  afi>9e)  lacinia,  i. 

To  njotk,  limbum  alTuere 

Welted,  praelextus 

To  w:lter.  volutari 

A  wrltcringt  voluratio,  3. 

The  wemb,  abdomen,  3.  pantex,  3^ 

A  wen,  ftruma,  r.  fcrofulae, //. 

Full  of  wens,   ftrumofus 

A  ivrich  (young  wonian)  puella,  i. 
.(lervant  maid)  ancilla,  i, 

^(j  wencb,  fcortor,  l. 

A-wer.cber,  fcprtAlor,  3. 

Jf^ptjor,  ploratus,  dcploratui 

To  be  wept  for,  flcbilifi 

fPere  the  preterimpcrfeft  tenfe  plu- 
ral number  of  the  verb  am,  when 
there  comes  a  pronoun  perfonal 
bcfpre  it,  as  we  were,  eramusj 
ye  were,  eratis,  tLey  were,  erant 

jVere  it  not,  that,  nifi,  fi — {oi  it 
V)€tt\  «\M'd(\,  cevi,  tan<^uam 

TU  '-joefand,  ^ic^fe>3X\Q»  V 
The  wejl,  otcUtvv^^  %- 


V  H  E 


W  H  I 


e,  pellicio,  3.  illicio,  3. 
,  bitndiloqmisy  pelUz 
tg,  Uanditia,  i. 
«ra,  I .  (or  lathe)  tornus, 

torture)  equnleui,  a.  {-of 

trochlea,  i. 
bouty  circumagOy  3. 
tarmtt,    vehiculun^    una 
iruAum 

rijf*/,  fa|)cr  rotarum 
ocatus 

r,  rotatip,  J.  {^'rwni)  cir- 
o,  3. 

irraucefco,  3. 
afthffladcut 
r,  raucitas,  3. 
puflula,  I, 

tego,  3. 

catulus,  2.    catcllas,  a. 

icjmnus,  1. 
»,  catvlinua 
catuips  edSre 
lando?    (at  what  time) 

cum,  qoum,  ubi,  po£fc> 
nter  (-ax)  qutiin,  quaiido, 
uidem  {-fiever)  quando- 

•  Jrom  vbetice,  unde,  ex 
«/rr)  ondecunque  (jou 
delibet 

i,  ubinam  (or  whereat} 
od  (-tfjiv/)  ubi,  nbi  loci 
Of  ad  quod  (  iy)  quo,  per 
v^)  ubicunquCf  ubi  ubi 
:ur,  quare,  quamobrem, 
1)  in  quo,  in  quibiis,  in 
e  {-imto)  in  quod,  in  qux 
IS,  quorum,  de  quo,  6sfc, 
cr  quod,  in  quo  (-foever) 
le,  ubi  ubi  (  /«,  or  unto) 
>(  d  ('Vfen)  ex  quo,  unde, 
tide  ^  toith,    or  witbafl) 


7 


que,  nufquam  non  (n9-)   oulllhij 

nuffjuam 
A  vtberry,  fcapha,  i.  cymba,  i. 
Whether,  leu,  fiye,  utrum,  aji,  annc, 

num.  nc  {-of  the  tzvo)   utcr  (ir 

whither)  quo  ? 
Tiwhef,  acu«,  3,  exacuo,  3. 
WT-iftted,  cxacutus,  acutus 
A  'wL'tting,  cxacutio,  1. 
A  ivbttflotie^  cos,  3, 
/^^,  fee  %ohay 
Wbich^  qui«,  uter  (a  relative)  qui 

{'^nay)  qu3  {-%oay  foever)  quomo- 

docunque,  qnocunque 
A  whiff,  halitos,  4.  flafos,  4, 
To  ivhijffle,  fee  to  hftate 
A  whiffler  or  fitujier,  homo  futilit, 

inconftans  (to  clear  the  way)  ?i 

ator 
^^ig,  ferupfi  Jaftia  tenwe 
A  v>higf  libertatiji  populi  aiTertor 
fybile^t  wkilftf  ^MTn,  vim,  quoad 

(untill)  donee,  dutn 
A  while    or  little  timt^    paulifper, 

paruin  per,  aliquanti/per  (  ajte*) 

paulo  port,  aliquanto  poft,  inter- 

je^o  tempore  {-ape'  orJlMce}  qu- 

per,  ptidem 
A  aooJ  Vfhile,  Jamdodum 
After  awhih,  bixvi,  mox 
For  aw/ilff  ad  quoddam  tempui 
'Tr^f  while,  inter' m,  inrcrea 
•\  wbiH,  cochlea  marina 
H^iljitbatf  donee,  quoad 
H'bilom,  olim,  aliquando 
A  wh/'m,  rrpcf tinut  animi  impetus, 

nugjc,  pi. 
A  whim  wham,  nxnia  anilit 
To  whimper^  obvagio,  4, 
IVvimJicat  (flighty)  inconft-ans,  levis 

(uncommon)  non  vulgaris  (inge- 
nious) in^enhrus 


bus  {every-)  psBJOT,  uA/'/A^z/r,  setuTta /pluofi 


W  H  I 

To  whine,  igannio,  4.  vagiOy  4* 
A  whiniara,  gladjus  falcatus 
A  whining,  querela,  I.  gemitus,  4<i 
JVtining,  queribundus,  queritans 
To  whinny^  hiomo,  4.  {'^^)  *^* 

liinnio,  4. 
A  whip,  flagellnm,  2. 
To  whip,  flaiieUo,  I.   (ftitch)  pr?B- 

texo,    3.  [or  run  up  and  tb^l^\ 

curfito,  I.  difcurro,  3.  {orf/iatcf 

up)  arripio,  3.  corripio,  3.  {-out 

of  doors)  tbras  fe  proripere  (-a  top) 

turbinem  agSre 
Whipped,  verberatos,    virgit  €«fl)9 

{%M  a  top)  flagellatus 
To  he  whipped,  vapulo,  i. 
A  «i;Ar^>^,verberacor,3.flageUator.S 
A  whipping,  flageUatio,  3.  verbcratto 
A  whirl,  verticilluiD^  2.    {-shoui} 

vertigo,  3. 
To  whirl  about,  torqueo,  2. 
Whirled  about f  circuma€tui 
fVhirling  abouty  circumageof 
The  whirling  ojfafiream,  vortex^  jV 
A  whorliglg,  rhombus,  i« 
A  whirlpoHy  vortex,  3.  gorges,  %• 
\  wbirivind,  typhv-)n,  3.  turbo*  Sm 
Full  of  whirlwinds,  turbineat 
A  wbijk,  fcoose  vimineae 
To    wbijk   (duft)   fcopuli    purgaie 

('ofKiut)  ceicriter  movere       * 
The  Wji/kers,  myftax,  3. 
A  whijhng  about,  vertigo,  3. 
JVhxJktrg   (rwinging)   magnos,    ea^ 
mendaaum   .a^num,aw6//S(ifff<j^ 
To  whtjper,  fubmMfe  loqui   {-in  th$ 

ear)  ia  au  em  dicSrc,  fufurro,  i. 
\  whifperer,  fuforro,  3.  (tale  bearer) 

:L;ro,  3. 
A  ':t\''/,^rt'/Vfjf.fnfurrus,4.fufurratio,  ^ 

To  wfcijJIc,  <:it  t^.^sAwt-V^  \i\x^^ 


W  H  I 

A  vhtj^e,  fiftula,  r. 

A  wbiftler,  f|ftuIator,3. 

^f^ifilingy  fiftuta  caneni 

A  wb'ifthng  to  a  borfe,  poppyfinai  3. 

{'Wiact)  Tentus  ttridulus 
ff^ith  a  wb'iftling  found,  ftriduli 
A  vjbitf  aliquantulum 
"Xvery  wbit,  omnin5,  pror(^ 
iWfwrr  a  wbitf  ne  hUum 
White,  a]bus,  candidus,  albeus  {-as 

awZOIaftcus  [-at/natv)  niveai(-«i 

ivorf)  cburncus  (  lead)  cezufa>  i. 

{-H'uereA)  invidiofus 
A  tohitef    album,  2.  {-of  an  egg) 
*     albumen,   3.  {-of  the  ye)  albor, 

3.  (-to  /hoot  at)  alba  meta  {-fpot 

•rjpeain  the  eye)  albugo,  3, 
Whites,  albx  fluxiones 
Iff  Oi&/Ar,  candidatua,  albatus 
A  white  frier,  fratcr  jacobinus 
fToiobite,  or  makefohite,  dealbo,  i. 
Vo  be  white,  albeo,  2.  candeo,  2. 
!ro^ew  wA/Vtf.  aJbefco,  3.  candefco, 
'   3v(«'-palf)pallerco,    3.   {^wbite 

w/rA  age)  cancfco,  3.  incaiicfco,3. 
White  with  age,  canui 
f^':tedt  deaibatus 
^0  wbtteKy  candcfacio,  3,  dealbo,  i. 

{^-clothes)   infolo,     i,     (#r    grow 

\v+.ite)albeo,2.albico,i.albefco,3. 
Whitened    dffalbatus 
Wbitenefu   albor,  3.  albedo,  3.  f^of 

hair)  c^mihs, :;,{jhimng-)  nitor,3. 
A  whitening,  di;a\o^iio, ^.{.cfc/otbes) 

infolatio,  3. 
A  v>hitirg  {fiQi)  albumus,  2. 
Whitijh,  exalbidus  (-w/>y^/r*y?)pni- 

inofus  f  ivith  age)  canus 
ff^Mther^  tjuo,  quonam 
Anytvhiter,   ufquam,  q^opiam 
Rome  'whiter,  aliquo 
Any  lol'rher,  alicubi 
/Vifwh'ifher^  D ufquam 
'^^/fjbfrfoevery  ^uocuiiqu* 


WHO 

A  whitlow,  ulcus  digitale 

Wbitfontide,  pentecofte,  «,/. 

A  w^rr^/r  (kaife)  cultelius,  3. 

A  wbitfter,  dealbator,  3. 

To  whixx,  fee  to  wheefe 

lyho  f  (interrogative)  qvis  ?  quK  ? 

quid  ?  (relative)  qui,  qu«,  quod 

(indefinite  quis,  quae,  quid(-fvtfr- 

'foever)    quifquis,  quilibet,    qui- 

cunque,  qiiaecunque 
Whole,  folidus,  integer  {or  all)  to- 

tus,  uaiverfus  (in  health)  fanai, 

validui 
Made  whole,  fanatus 
The  whole,  fumma  totalis 
iCobe  whole  (in  health)  valeo,  2. 
To  make  whole,  fee  to  heal,  U  repair, 

&c. 
Wbolefale,  in  folidum 
A  wbolefale  man,  folidarius,  2. 
Wbdly  (altogether)  prorfa9,  omnin^ 
ffholefome,  faluber,  falntaris  {tMry-) 

faluberrimus 
^holefomely,  falubriter 
ff^boltj'omenefs,  falubritas,  3. 
ff'^him  (of  who)  quern,  quam 
Of  whom,  de  quo,  de  qui 
tf^itb  whom,  quicum,  quibufcum 
?r<&o»f/S^t'^r,quemcunqu«,  qucmlibet 
A  whoop,  clamor 
To  whoop,  clamo,  i.  vocifcror,  I, 
fVhooping,  vociferans,  clamofus 
A  'a'AM^;«^,clamatio,3.vociferatio,3 
A  whore,   meretrit,  3.  fcortum,  2. 

{common-)  proftibulum,  2.  (pocky-) 

mcrctrix  inufta  lue  venerea 
To  whore,  meretrlcor,  I.  fcortor,  i, 
A  whoremonger  ox  wborema/ier,  mcB' 

chus.  2.  fcortator,  3.ganeo,  3. 
A  whoring,  fcortatus,  4. 
IVhoring  (given  to  whores)  if uprofus 
JVhorcdono,  nReretricium,  2. 
Wborijhi  meretricius 
ffli^rifilyy  mcrctricic 


W  IL 

Whofe,  cnjut,  a,  urn,  cnjot, 
mm,    quarum     (-foever) 
cunque,  qaorumcuoqne 
fVbcfae'ver,  quicunqu^  quCCis 
To  wbmr  (at  a  dog)  ringo,  3. 
fflfy,  cur,  qaare,  quamobrea 
cur    non,    quid   iu  noo, 
qu  idni(  -yo.^)quid  ita  ?  quamol 
Wicked^  impiuc,  Aagitiofiu,  nel 
fcelefhis,     fceleratus,     ncf 
pravot 
A  wicked  rogue,  fcelus,  \, 
Wickedly^  nsfarie,  impie 
JVickednef%,  nequitia,  i.  fcelus, 
A  wicker,  vimen,  3, 
Made  of  wickers^  vimiaeM 
A  wicket,  ofliolum,  2. 
To  wiadle  wadd-e,  vacillo,  i. 
IVidi,  fpaciofus,  latos,  ampltu  (• 
patulus,  prepatnlot  (veij*) 
latus 

Widely,  ample,  laxe 
Towi^ff,  amplio,  i.dilato,  I 
Widenefs^  width,  amplitudu,  \ 
A  widow,  vidua,  i. 
A  widower,  riduus,  2. 
Widowhood,  viduitas,  3. 
A  widow* s  eftate,  bona  dotalia 
To  wield,  or  hoMdle,  tra£to,  i.  ( 
di/h)  vibro, I. (govern)  fuber 
A  wife,  uxor,  3.  marita,  i.  co 

3.  fponfa,  I.  matrona,  i. 
The  Jon  I  wife,  nunis,  4. 
Belonging  to  a  wife,  uxorias 
A  wig  (cake)  libum,  2.  (fe 
head)peruca,i.  capillamenti 
A  wight,  homo,  3.  anisQil,  3 
Wild  (untamed)    indomitus, 
(mad)  demena  iofanut,  ^ 
(flighty)   inconflani,    levii 
cultivated)  fylveftris  (abfun 
pertinent)  abfurdas,  iofulf 
eptus   (untaught)  indodus 
braoA'd)  dilToltttut 


palaftret 
»,  1. 

18 

:e$)  fylvefco,  3. 
:oin,  2.  deferta, 
remus>  2. 
•ocjter,  dcmentcr 
nept^,  abfurde 
3.  infulfius,  3 

enrcrfus 
5  cfTc  perverfo 
:er,  obftinate 
:ia,  I. 
ute,  dolofe 


er,  aftutus 
,  1.    (defire)  vo- 
:e)  arbitrium,  2. 
nand^jufTum,  2. 
intention)  propo- 
3,  3.  conciliumj2, 
teftaftientum,  2. 
i)  benevolentia,  I 
•,&c.)  premiam,2 
iibenter 
gratuitd 
.  livor,  3, 
in  vims 
nvitc,  apgri 
ponte,   uJtro 
ut (or  command) 
o,  r. 
v."«,  ui 
ftor,  I. 

ator,  3.  teftatrix, 
famentarius,  2, 
.)  intenatus(adv.] 

jitariiit 


W  I  N 

miUd  {-by  will)  leg^tut  (defired) 

optatusy  exoptatus 
Silfwillui,  obftinatus 
HKII  with  a  wjp,  ignis  fatous 
Siveet  wiliiam,  armeria,  i. 
JVillingf  libensy  voleni 
fVillingJy^  Iibenter  {-gnd  witttt^fy) 

fciens  prudenfque 
Not  xoiliinjrlyf  invite 
IVillingnefif  denderium>  2. 
A  ivilf 9W,  falix,  3. 
Planted  iv'ttb  ttfiUvtvs^  fali£lum>  l. 
Of  a  vjiiio'Off  falignus 
A  wimble y  terebra,  1.  terebram,  2* 
A  wimple,  peplum,  2* 
To  win,  lucror,  I.  lucrifacio,  3.  (-a 
bstt/e)  vifloriam  adipifci  {-ty  a/- 
fault)  expugno,  l.  {'One^s  favour) 
gratiam  conciliare   {-by  conqueft) 
vinco,    3.   fupero,    I.  domoy    i. 
(•by  intreaty)  exoro,  I.  (-m  prize) 
palmam  reportare  (or  obtain)  po- 
tior, 4.  obfequor,  3.  obtineo,  2* 
To  wince,  or  winch,  calcitro,  i« 
A  winch  (tool)  trochlea,  i, 
ffincing,  calcifrofus 
A  wincing,  calcitratus 
The  wind,    vcnlui,   2.    (equino8ial 
eafl)  eurus,  a.  (equinoctial  weft-) 
zrphyrus,  2.    fiivonius,  2.    (dt 
ncrth.)  fcptcntrio,  3.  (due  fiutb  ) 
mendies,  5.  (north  iaft-)   aquiio, 
3.  boreas,  i.  (foutb  weft-)  caurus, 
argcftcs  {fouth  eaft-)  euronotui,  2. 
▼ulturnus,  2.  (foutb  weft  by  weft-) 
libs,  3.  africus  (beiftrous-)  turbo, 
3.  (contrary-)  reflatu8,4.  (gentle-) 
aura,  I.  (foutterly)  aufter,  2.  no- 
tus,   4.  (or  breath)   halrtus,  4. 
flatus,  4.  anima,  i. 
WiW bound,  vcnto  adverfo  detentus 
A  windfal  (apple)  pomum  caducun 
(ane'xpe^ed  luck)  lucrum  infpc- 


WIN 

>    ratHm  (-gdU)  intertrigo^  3.  (-«lit«". 

lick)  flatui  hypochondriacus. 
To  take  wind  or  breath,  refpiro,   rv 
aninum  recipSrs  (make  kaowa) . 
evalgq,  i. 
To  wind  (turn  about)  yerto,  3.   cir« 
cumTcrto^  3.    (or  twift    aboat) 
torqueo,   2.    (-in)  iotorqueo,   «« 
(into  hottowii)  \n  glomos  glome- 
rare    (-up  a  clock)  fiium  honni 
torquerc  (-up  a   diftomrfe) 
onem  coududSre  (•«  born) 
inflare 
Winded  (hXostv)  inflatut  (as  yam) 

glomeratui 
Long  winded,  9mmx  pradargos  (-dif» 
courfe)  orario  nimii  longa  ('fOm 
of  work)  opua  diuturni  laboris 
Short  windtd,  anhelus,  afthmaticvt 
A  winder,  tor  tor,  3.  contOftor»  3. 
Windinefs,  ventofitai,  3, 
Winding,  tortilis,  flexilii 
A  winding,  bending,  flexut«  4* 
Winding  in  and  out,  flexuofui 
With  windings  flexuof^ 
The  wind  of  a  patb,  anfra^hn,  4. 
(-of  a  rfver)  finui,  4.  (-of  a  rope) 
fpira,  I  ,(-'ofvine  /w/]^f)funetum,2« 
A  winding  fttfeet,  Hnteuro  ferale 
Winding  ftairt^   fcalae  cocblides 
A  windlace,  windUs,    trochlea, 
(of  a  cram)  grys,  3.  fucula,  1. 
The  wind  pipe,  gurgulio,  3. 
A  window,  feneftra,  r. 
Having  windows,  feneftratut 
Of  windows,  feneftralii 
Windward,  Tentum  verfut 
Windy,   vcntofus  (-expreffions)  adi- 

poUae,  anonff  pi. 
Wine,   vinum,  2.  (new-)  mufhim, 
2.  («flf-)  merum,  a.  (mufiaUel-) 
ex  uva  apiana 
Tendered  witb  wint^  iriti<)\KTiVQa 


X. 


\ 


Wl  P 

MelongiHg  U  ttintf  ^inaiius 
AfDJiMMMrr,  vtnMcntu's 
A  vinevauHy  oenc^horum,  2.^ 
A  feller  of  ninety  ocnopola,  i.Tina- 

-  tias,  1. 
Jf^MfjJf*/*,  torcularyinarium 
Avfii/g,  iU,  f.  pehna  {-of  an  army) 

«)0,  //,  cdrnua,  //.  (-o/tf  *»//</• 

fjijf)il*,//.  Ittera,  ^/. 
JPitigid,  alatus,  pennlatus 
Bil^ngtHorngi,  alarii 
A  t(rmi(>  ni£lus,  4.  obtutus,  4. 
Td  ^Oink,  conniVeo,  a.  (-tf/,  or  upfin) 

alicui  ainidarc  (-4^,  or  connive) 

tdkM,   I.    pernSftto;    3.    {-^ili 

emt  eve)  co11in«o>  i. 
Winkt/,  wirtktat,  totentus 
Whiking  eyes,  ocwli  conniVentei 
A  linking  at,  conniVentSa,  !• 
A  winning,  lucrute,  2. 
Winning  (enfeageing)  aflicWni' 
TowinnHfff  cvanno,  z.  ventilo^  I. 
Winnowed,  vfentilatus 
A  winnower,  ventilator,  3. 
A'Winmwing,  vcntilatio,  3, 
TWintuftmngs,  %\um»,pl. 
Winter^  hvcmS,  3.  brama^  1. 
In  depth  ofttiraer,  fumma  hyeme 
Wintet  quarters,  hibcrna,  //. 
Of  winter,  hyemalifl 
^To  wintfr,  byenbo,  i.  liybenia,  I. 
Jt  is  winter,  hjcmtiZ 
A  wintering,  hyematio,  3. 
XiiJ*  w/'/rtw,  bnimalii,  hy*iha!ii 
If?^;,  vinofus 

A  wipe  (jear)  fanna,  i.  di£)«nuiD,2. 
7^9 gtve  one  a  t»fpt,  lodWcor;  i,  dc- 

rideo,  2.  morddo,  2.  illtsdo,  3. 
To  wipe  (clcaft)  tergco,  2.  cxtergeo, 

X,  (-«#  or  atbtfjr)  abftergco,  2. 

^tcrgeo,    2.    f-Zi&e    nofe)    narei 

emuh^re  {-cut)  d^eo,  %.  cnuio, 
/,  txpuDgo,  J. 


\<r  I  T 


a;! 


^/f^,  aWterfusi  terfus  {-out)  de- 

letus,  enfus 
A  wiptfg,  purgatio,  3.  eniunftio,  3. 
Wtre,  merallum  nctum 
"to   wiredt-h^',    metAlium  nere  (or 

fp'm  out,  or  prolong)  protraho,  3. 

(fift  dr  fOLTth  out)   cxqulro,    3. 

fcrutor,  [. 
A  wifard,  vcncCicu?,  2.  ariolus,  2. 
Wifdom,  ftpicntia,  i. 
ff^tje,  fapicns,  coftfultus 
To  ie  wife,  fa  pi*),  4.  {-again)  rcfi- 

pifco,  3,  rcfipfo,  3. 
in  any  wife,  quo(}ut>  modb  (-no  wife) 

nequaq'uam,  noHo  modd,  nulfa- 

tenos  ('this  wif)  fie,   ita,  hoc 

modo,  in  hun'c  modum 
kwifeacre^  intulfus,  pJumbeos 
Wifely^  fapicnt'cr,  confuhd 
iTiftf,  fapien^jot 
^fef,  fapicntiflimus 
A  wijht  votunr,  2.  optio^3, 
Towi^,  opto,  r.    cxopto     l.  (-one 

joy)  gratulor,  i.  congratuior,   i., 

(-ratiff^)  rAalo,  praeopto,  r.  (-well 

unto)  ben^  velle,  faufta  precari, 

alicui  favere 
To  have  one's  wijh,  optito   pbtiri, 

voto  coitipos  fieri 
Wiped  far,  optatui,  expbtitus 
A  wijBing,  optade 
A  wijkef,  corSis,  t, 
A  Wi^  (brufii)  (copula,  i.  (little 

cumion)  pavillui,  2.  (-cffiraw) 

&c.  mahTpulua  (-/n  the  eye)  in- 

flammatio,  3. 
0n/l  (known)  notus 
Witlly,  oculis  intentis 
Wit,  ingcniuni,  2.  folertia,  1, 
To  ivit,  videlicet,  nempe 
Jn  one's  wits,  mentis  compos 
Out  of  one's  'zt;/Vi,inranio,4.defipiO^  3. 
At  wits  end,  ad  incltiak 
A  witch,  U%2^,  1 1  veneficai  i. 


jVitcbcraft,  venefi 

Of  witchcraft,  pi; 

Wiih,  cum.     N^t 

£tion  cum  is  jo 

me,  te,  nohis,  % 

as  me  cum,  for  1 

(2)  when  with 
ftrument,  caufe 
aSiioity  the  prae; 
nerally  omitted, 
tive  is  piitin'th 
minu  fua,  with 
Deo  juvante,  w 

(3)  ivith  fome 
in  latin  by  a\  a 
as,  aporu'a«/jp/V 
with"  drVnkj  I 
you  fhall  fup  w 

With  a  good  will, 

With  ill  tvill,  ir 
q'uampr  mum,  p 
pJic  ('One  anstbt 
(-much  adoe)  aeg 

Onetvitb  another. 

Together  with,  finn 

mtb  all  (With  ' 
tfuibus  cum,  q 
ndea")  a'J  haec,  p 

jyitb  child,  gravid. 

I^  withdra^o  (dra' 
avcco,  I.  abfira 
(or  retire)  rccer 
(V alienate)  aba 
(-frombujinefs)  a 
vere 

A  Vfithdratving  or 
from)  futduftic 
(<?r  retire:  ng)  fe< 
3,  recelTuF,  4. 
2.  receiTus,  4. 

Withdrawn,  abftn 
avocatus  (-out  1 
fublatus  ab  oru 

^c  wither,  cxar;/<5 


marcidds 
lis,  caduciis 
bcs,  3. languor,  3 

),  z.  retinco,2. 
itio,3,retentio,3 
k  (praepof.)  cjs, 
tile)  projjediem, 
r^)  paulo  poft, 
{•a  fc^  dayt) 
little)  tcre,prope, 

1)  fine,  extra, 
;  Within)  foris, 
.  (unlefs)  ni,  ni6 
T  {'burial)  infe- 
is  vacuus  (pcaitfe) 
derattoa)  in  con- 
'Conflraint)  uhro, 
)  tuib  (.deby) 
ifeftim,  protinus 
line,  a'peri^,  (in- 

forinfeciJs  {-end) 
fear  J  intrepidus 
)cing  invited)  in- 
gr)lpfciens(-/My»- 

{-life)  exanimis 
fjefato  {-madera- 
;e,  intenr>peranter 
nS  {-noife)  tacitc 
iriis  {-order)  in- 
Iv.)  incompofite 
^pun^  {-a  fittp- 
f^itutns  (  trouble 
lie,  Tedate,  pacate 
kffitate  ol)  egeo; 


Merited 

adoey  argi J,  vir 
adico,  3. 

^o,  3.  o1>nitor,  ^f. 
ftor,  i. 
jgnans 
;oncra4titio>  %i 


W  a  M  WOO 

Won  (of  win)  lucratirut  {-hj  ijL 

fault)  expugnatut 
A  w«fMfer,nairaculi:n),  2.  prodigiutrl  ^ 

1.  portemum^  xtt  mirt 
7o  wofldlrr  at  (admire)  mtrdr,    r. 
adm'iror,  i,  (or  be  aftomflied  iiff 
obftupefco,  3.  flup<ro,.2. 
T«  A*  wondered  a/,  miraodu^ 
A  woadeter,  admiratori  3. 
Wonderful f  ^tnnderous,  aairus,  fQinl' 

bilis,  prodigiofus,  admirabilift 
Wonderfully ^  mirabiliter,  mire 
Wonderfulnefiy  admirakiiitu,  jj 
Wonderingf  oiirans 
A  vpndtriK^f  admirati^,  j. 
Wonderworking,  thaumaturgiff 
I won^tj  nalo. 

A  wont  orci^««,confaetado,  j,  nJol 
To  A«  «99ff*r,  fo)eo,  j|,  confuefco,  ^ 
Ai  men  are  wont,  hnmanniU 
Wonted  {9iZCU&omt^)  confuetue,  tfi»i 

tatus 
;fW  (timber)  lignnm>»rtBai<ertt,  x^ 
ilftf^iT  £^  loood,  ligneui 
Fulloftvood,  lignofut 
A  iBocdi  fylva,  I.  nemti^,  3.  faKt^i^ 

( -f acred  to  a  deity)  lucut,  a; 
Woody,  fylvofue,  nemerofui 
BrufhtOfiod,  ctemium,  a. 
Seared Vfood,  ratmale,  it;  ri. 
Great  fire  wood,  lignttm,  a. 
d?rMf  riM^er  «t;00^,  nwieria,  ti 
To  grow  to  wood,  fyWefco,  3. 
A  woodcock,  gallinago,  3, 
A  fta  woodcock,  trocbilut,  i; 
Wood  pigeon^  palumhei,  jj  (-iaHkj 
galeriu    arbdretf  (-loafe)    dnk^ 
l^man)   trbofator,    3.    {-mongeri 


K  withy,  falix,  3...vimen,  3, 

A  huitneji,  teftis,  3.  (teAimony)  te- 

i^imonium,  a. 
To  witnejt,  teftor,  i, 
Witneffed,  teftatus 
A  witticifm,  argutum  di^nl 
Wittily,  atgutc,  acutJ,  fcUi 
Wittitiieft,  fagacitas,  3. 
Wittingly,  fcienter 
rf)fr/f/i,  ftifltus,  infipiens 
WV/y,  acutas,    fagax   {-faying)  f*- 

cctias,  pi,  argtitiae 
Wi<vfs,  yjxores,  pi.  of  uxor 
A  Wizard,  vene/icus,  maguf 
^«,  cjjlamitas,  3.  mifcriaj  i« 
f^o^r//,  glaftiim,  z* 
Wofiil,  aerumnofus,  mifef,  calatot- 

tofui,  trid^is 
Wbfully,  niiferabiliter,  mifer^ 
Wofulnefs,  miferia,  t.  calamitas,  3 
A  ioo^,  luput,  a>  (/&tf-)    lu|>fl»  i 

(dii'eafe)  phagedaena,  i. 
Wc^fbdne,  aconitum,  a.     . 
A  *tiiotf  catcher,  lupariai,  a. 
^«^/>,rupinui 

A  woman,  mulier,  3.  fe'min^,  i, 
{young-)  adolefcentula,  I.  {littU, 
or  mean-)  muliercuh*  i%  {jfonto') 
ihatrooa,  i.  {f  rating-)  linguUca, 
I.  (w&ri/ff^-)  opeiaria,  i.  (man- 
ly-) virago,  3.  {ntw  married  ) 
fponfa,  I.  {child bed')  puerpera, 
I.  {Jervant')  ancilla,  r.  ftimala,!. 
Of  a  ivoman,  muliebns 
Wcmanijb,  Womanly,  molieln-it>  fe* 

mineus 
Like  a  woman,  e(Feminatut 
Womanly,  effeminate 
Womanly  (fobet,  ftay*d,  gtaVe)  ma- 

tronaiis 
*tke  womb,  uterus,  1.  matrix,  3f, 
Of  the  womb,  uterinum 
iVomen,  mniieres,  pL  femlnat 
Qin/eo  to  womtftj  mtihuo£M$ 


lignarius,  2.  (-W^d  or  firejf&) 
faltuanus,  a.  i-worm)  UtBt,  j. 

Wooden,  ligneos 

To  woo,  fee  to  court 

A  wooer,  procu*,  ^.  im.^>QA,|  V^; 

Tif  U'oof,  U1i31%,  \* 


W  O  R 

1fk:l^   ana,  i. 
A  veol^tller,  lanarius,  i. 
A  moolca'der,  lanifica,  r. 
JVfjollen^  laneus 
A  wotUen  draper,  lanariuSy  !• 
ffooly,  lanatu5,  lanarlg 
Wtfled,  Una  iubtilior  cootexta 
A  tvard,  vox,    3,  didum,  2.  ver 
bum,  2.  vocabulum,  2.  fermo^j. 
Big  vjcrdSf  ampulla,^. 
O^prohrioui  words^  convicia,  pL 
A  w^rd  (promife)   prom'ilTum,  2. 
(cQinir.and)  jufTum,  a.  xnaodacum^ 
2.  pr^vccptum,  2. 
n^  lucrd  [or  watch  word)  telTcra^ 

c.  fy.Tibolum,  2.. 
iJ  ■  tvcrd  ef  mouth,  viva  voce 
l^j'i  for  vjcrd,  ad  verbuiQ 
i«  a  ^oord,  bteviter 
In  ivord  vrt.'y,  verbo  ten« 
iVi?/  tf  ivord f  (imper.)  tacc 
Ttitoofdy  verbis  exprimere 
Full  ^f  ivords  {zA],)  verbofus  (adv.) 

verbcle 
A  ''vorkf  opu«,  3.  opera,  i. 
•    JFork  (trouble)  io»ba,i.  tu!nultus,4, 
f checker.)  opus  tcllellatum 
^tr«(bu'ldings)  aedificia,^/.  opera, 

f)L  ft'ences)  munimenia 
To  loork^  opcror,  1.  laburo,    I.   {or 
/afliion)   rabrico,  i..  fingo,  3.  (as 
iiquois)  fcrmentor,  i.  (as  phyfic 
doth)  alvum  njovere  {-upwards) 
vomicionem  ciere    {-dorvrrwards) 
purgo,   2.  (as  an   artificer)  ela* 
bora,  I.  {'lueulg  luork)  acu  pin 
gere  (  iatajavoitr)  in  (iraiiam  in- 
finuare  {-upon)  perfuadeo,  2.  fua- 
deo.  2. 
A  ivorkmM,  opifex,  3.  artifex,  3. 
>f  wer^Sffufr,  erga^aiuoij  2* 
-4  7V0rA/^i^,  o/Sciaa,  i. 
I  nvr^/'j^,  opencio,  5. 
^rAiagday,  Jim  acgoliofus 


W  O  R 

J^prking  (boifterous)  intomercens 
Workmanlike,  afFabre,  elegancer 
Workmanjbipf  opificium,  a. 
The  'vcorldy  round  us,  2.    orbit,  3. 
{or   affairs   of  the   world)    res, 
rerum,  f.  pi. 
Little  liforldf  roicrocofmas,  2, 
A  world  of,  magnus,  in/initui 
fVorldlinefs,  avaritia,  a  ;  f. 
A  ivorldlir.g,  avarus 
JVorldly  (belonging  to    the  world) 
mundanus,    terrenus    (covetous) 
avarus  {-pUafuru)  voluptates  cor- 
poreae 
A  "Mortn,    vermis,  3*  lumbricus^  2. 
Worm  eaten,  vemnibus  erofut 
A  breeding  cfioorms,  vcrminatio,  3. 
Infcjied  ivitb  worms,  vermiculatua 
Full  0/ worms,  vcrminofus 
To  be  worm  eaten,  vermiculor,  i. 
To  have  worms,  vermino,  i. 
The  ivemrofa  gun,  purgatriz 
Worm  feed,  abfinthium,  2. 
WortKiocod,  abfynthiuro^  l. 
Wormy,  vermiculofus 
Worn,  geftus,  tritus 
To  'Worry,   dilaceio,    I.    {or  teafe) 

vcxo,  I.  (ollcito.  I.  excrucio,  I. 
Worryed^  dilaceratus,  vexatus 
Worfe,  pejor,  deteri(;r  (adv.)  pejfts 
To  make  worfe,  decero,   3.  (or  ag- 
gravate) cxaggero,  I.  aggravo,  i. 
Crowing  worje,  in  pejus  ruens  (as 

ficknefs)  inur^vefcens  valetudo 
Wcrjbip,  cuitus,  4.  revcrentia,  i, 
Tf^ur  worjhip,  dominario  veAra 
'The  worjhip  of  Qon,  adoratio,  3, 
To  worjh  p,  coIo,  3.  adoro,  i« 
Worpipped,  coitus,  adoratus 
A  ni^rjLipptr ,  cuitor,  3.  adorator,?. 
Worjhipfu:,  venerandtis,  colendus 
/Ij'^fct  100 rjbi pint,  "^tx^VAivorificui 
Wotjkipfully,  Vo-ftoA^t^ 


W  01 

The  wor/f,  pefimus,  eztieonii 
To  worft^  vinco,  3.  fupero^  ii 
Worfied,  YiAuSy  Aiperatat 
Wort,  liqaor  incoAiis 
Tbevfortb  (price)  pretiom,  1. 
3.(qoality)dignitas,3.  merit 
Of  great  worth,    pretiofut,  ; 
pretii  {perfous-)  viri  amplifl 
Of  little,  otmottwti,  vilis 
Want  ofvfortb,  vilitas,  3. 
Being  worth,  valent 
To  think  worth  one*s  whi^,  < 

pretjum  ducifre 
To  he  worth,  valeo,  a. 
To  be  more  worth,  plans  efle 
To  be  like  worth,  aequivaleg^  f. 
Worthily,  digne^  condigiii 
Worthinefs,  dignitas,  3.  medM 
Worthies,  viUt,  nihili 
Worthkjfnefi,  Tllitaf,  3. 
Worthy,  dignuy  condigiai 
To  think  worthy,  dif^nor^  i« 
yery  worthy,  digniflimuf 
A  worthy  metn,  virttite  dim 
A  worthy  frieiid,  amicwduitf 
Unworthy,  intfignxxi 
A  worthy  deed,  fadnni  e|R|N 
Praife  worthy,  laude  dignns 
Woven,  textus,  contcxtM  (-itfi 

intrrtextus 
Any  woven  fluff,  teztam.  ». 
I  would  (of  wi//)  vellem  (4Mr}l 

lem 
Would  fo  God,  faxit  de«s  \  ifV 

precor,  i.  utinam»  ofi-- 
Wound  (of  wind)  tortus  (at  •  h 

inflatns  (-up  together)  COB|)d 

natus  {'Up  or  vexed]  exagiM 
A  wound,  vulnut>  3.  plagti  >• 
To  wcundy  vulneroy  i.  (aiKi% 

{-reputation)  famam  lasdeie 

■a wound,  vnlnerariut 
^%uivdM{^  vulneratut,.  Isefm 


( 
[Of 


RE 

olnerator ,  }• 
volMndoy  3« 


f,  nirem  ad  fcopulos 
or  torment)  crucio,  i. 
.ented)crnciatiM  (Aip 
aufragai 

.  3.  rin,  T.jiirgiiim,9. 
Its,  rixatua 
ixator,  litigator,  3. 
cofoflf  litigtoAit 
lrercatio,3.jiirgiuiii,i. 
in)  invoWo,   3.  (in- 
t:o,    4.   implicoy    i. 
:oinplico»  i.     (-ek/e 
colJigeK 

pit  involutat  (intan- 
aa  {-ahu^  circum- 
p  m  aJmirmtkn)  in 
Tain  pre  adniratione 

o]acniiii»s.tegmen,3. 
ivolMtio,3.impticatio 
ftr,  CQcolkis,  «. 

indignatb,  3. 

fvcccnieoy  a. 
&•  irrito,  i. 
7)  iratua  (ibbjed  to 
.Ddni 

feor,  3.  Tiodico,  i. 
9  viadicatus 
rtvm,  ft.  corona^  i. 
lar)  volutay  2, 
goeo,  X. 

sa»  cofltorttis   (aa  a 
'am  conTolatas 
•ntorfioy  3. 
nack 

ia,a.  [ 

in)  lifxatiOy  3. 
ffirmm  J 


W  R  I 

tVrtnchei  (fprainM)  luxatui  (-o^rir) 

▼loleoter  refriatas 
Tovtrtft,  torque  »,  2,  {^'baiK\  retor- 

queoy  ft.    (-^/tmi)  extorqoeo»  2. 

{'tbtfefffe)  ienfum  peivettere 
Wrtftei,    tortus     {-•Jidt)    difiottas 

(•^i()  retortiu  {-from)  extortus 

\-nftn  MueS)  praeCortus 
A  wre/ier,  extortor,  3. 
A  wrefiing,  torflo,  3. 
To    wrejfie,    laikor,    1.    ['0^ahfi) 

oblu€tor,  I.  {-tvith)  coiluflor,  3. 
HaviMgwnftkdf  iadatua  {-againft) 

oblu^atoa 
A  xitrefiUr,  ]u£btor,   3.  pakeftrita, 

t.  athleta,  i. 
A  tortfth'ng,  lo^lameoy    3.    lu^, 

1.  (-ff/aK-e)  palaeftra,  i. 
0/virft/itjf,  atbleticus 
A  ivretcbf  mifer,  perditus 
Wntcbidf  mifer,  miferabilia 
A  wrHcludfelkWt  homo  treffit 
WrttchtHyy    miferi,     mifexabiUter 

(-r/«rM)  ipali  veftitos 
Wrftebtintfi,  miferia,  i* 
To  vf'igfrle,  vacillo,  i. 
A  wrigbe^  faber,  3.  fabricator 
TowrimpU^  crifpo,  i.  corrogo,  r. 
JVtimpud,  criipatus 
To  wrings   premo,  3*    ftringo^    3, 
['hard)  comprimoy  3.  conftringo. 


W  RO 


3.  contorqueo,  2.  (as  the  cho* 

lie)  vermino,  i. 
A  tttrittglng,  torfio,  3. 
JVringt'ng,  feegri^ng 
A  tvrtttih,  ruga,  1.    . 
To   tvrinkle,  corrugo,  1.    mgo^    1.' 

[-the  forehead)  ftonttm  caperara 

(•r  be  wrinkled )corrugari 
fV>inkhd,  corrugatus,  rugoAia 
Th9  wrifif  carpus,  ft. 
A  <ioriJihMndy  brachlale,  3. 
A  nvrjf,  )/be7Juf,  t.  brcref  />;  n, 
prxceptum,  z,  auaditiim,  a.     , 


Holy  writ,    fcriptura  lacra,   facfli 

liter*,  fcripta  facra,  biblia 
Jf'rit,  writuny  fcriptus 
Towrttey  fcribo,  3.  {-back)  referibo, 
3  (  ^ore)praffcribo^9.  (-^rfwrm) 
interfcribo,  3.  (.«  htok)  libruQ 
componere  (-^y  eandkUght)  lu- 
cubro,  I.  {'Orjet  a  C9py)  literal 
prsefbrmare  (or  imtatt  a  cofj) 
fcripturam  imitando  rilingero 
{-down  m  thing)  Hteris  aliquid 
mandare  (or  take  down  in  writing) 
verba  notis  acciplfre  {-out  fairly 
and  exafffy)  fcit^  et  literate  per- 
fcribcre  {-often)  fcriptito,  1.  {-on, 
or  u^)  infcribo,  3.  fuperrcribo^ 
3 .  (  together)  confci  ibo,  3 .  {-un^er) 
IbbTcribo 

A  writer,  /criptor,  3.  auAor,  |« 
{-•f  Jbort  hand)  notatius 

To  writhe,  itt  to  wr^ 

A  writings  fcriptio,  3, 

In,  or  by  writing,  fcribendo 

A  wmiNT^,  fcripivm,2  inftrumentf, 
//.  tabella,  u  tabulie,^/. 

A  hand  «'ri>ii^,manas,4.fcriptara,x 

f^'riting  (adj.)  fcrtptorius 

If^ritingt,  adrerfaria,  pL 

ff^ritten,fcn^tn$  {-ever)  foperfcriptiia 
(</r  copied  out)  tranrcr!ptttt(-tt/«ir) 
infcriptus 

A  wrofr|' (Injury)  damnomy  ft.  noxa* 

1.  ottenAi,  1.  injuria*  1.  (adj.) 
malua,  pravus,  prsepofteras  (adv.) 
mali,  prav2,  pcrperam 

Open  wrongj  vis  manifefta 

To  wrong,  do  Wrong,  \aeio,  3.  flocecjy 

2.  violo,  X.  injariam  ferre 

To  be  in  the  Wrongytno,  f .  hallociflor 
Hight  or  wrongy  per  fat,  nefa(gn«- 
f^roMged,  violafut,  Izfus 
f^nvgful,  \ii\sxfiya/^^  \tk^^n>» 
^rroirjrjfH/(|,  in^iano^)  Wya.^ 
JVronging^  ru\%XA 
£e  a 


Y  EA 


Pirate t  fcr?pfi 

f^rotb,  iee  wrath 

ff^reught,  fa£tu9,   confe^^us,  fabn. 

catus  {•curioufly)  elaboratos 
^^^f  VVougbt,  fio 
V^rurgy  coaaprefTus*  c^ntortqi 
^ry,  diftorcus,  curyus,  obliquus 
^  «tf^0  txiryfaceSf  oa  f(9d2  diftorquere 
i^ry  Isggtd,  loripcs,  3. 
ft*  torff  torquGo,  diftO):qafo>  2. 
ff^ryeJt  diflortus 
f^^yi"^9  torquei;« 


V4 


ATacbf,  celox,  3.  th^lapn^gos,  2. 
A  yard  (meafure)  virga,   t. 
u»M,  I.  (court)  grea,  i.  atrium, 
**  {'for  fowls)  can,  j.  (forikils) 
anteona,  i. 
A  man* s  yard,  penif,  f« 
^he  yard  arms,  ^teonarym  cornua 
jk  yard  le^nd,  virgat?  terras 
Tarn^    liciura,   2*    (iMo/Zra-)  lana 

nee  a  {Umen*)  Jinum  netum 
.  ^0  yawl,  ejulo,  i.  vociferor  (as  a 

ihip)  vaciUare  hue  illap 
^awling^  vociferanf 
i3*o  ya^tion,  ofcito 
Xtfwn\ngt  orciCani 
A,  yawning,  ofcitatipy  3. 
Te,  or  you,  vol,  flfrm  in 
Yea,  imo,  fane,  redlc,    it^  etiam 
{'truly)  f.ilicet,  maxim^  (-^niher) 
quinpotius 
foyean,  ffftum  par^rp 
Teaned,  etiixus,  partus 
jjlatring yeaned,  enixa,  f. 
Ayianhg,  nixus,  4.  partus,  4. 
jiyear^  annus,  2.  (/«  r/re  ctor/^  0^ 
ay/^ar)  currente  anno  {In  the  he- 


YES 

(at  the  end  of  the  year)  exeuntr 
anno 
Leap  year,  annus  biflfextilis 
A  year  and  half  fefquiannus 
Two  years  ffa€it  bienniom,  2. 
Three  years  ffface,  triennium,  2. 
Stricken  in  years,  prove^us  artate 
One  year  old^  annicuiut 
Two  years  old,  biennis,  bimus 
Threeyears  old,  tricnnis 
Tbisyear*s,  hornus 
Tearly,  quotannis,  fingulis  annts  (or 

annual)  annuus,  aoniverfarius 
To  yearn,  fep  to  earn 
Teajl,  cerevifia-  flos 
To  yell,  ejuioy  i.  (fqueak  as  a  child) 

▼agio,  4. 
Kyellingy  ululatus,  4.  ejulatU,  3. 

{-of  children)  vagitus,  4. 
Yellowt  flavus,  fulvus  (as  gold )  au- 
reus (as  honey)  melleus  (sis  faf- 
tron)  croceus  (as  the  yellc  of  an 
egg)  luteus  {"haired)  rutilus,  rufus 
To  be  yellow,    flaveo,    2.  (jealous) 

zelotypia  cruciari 
To  gr^wytUawy  flavefco,  3. 
Yellowijb,  Cubflavus 
Tellownefs,  flayedo,  3. 
To  yelp,  latro,  i.  ganio,  4. 
A  yelper,  Ijitrator,  3. 
A  yelpingy  latratus,  4. 
A  yeoman,    paganos  ingenuus  (-•/ 
the  guard)  fatelles,   3.    {-of  the 
larder)  pcni   procuratcr  (-«/"  the 
•robes)  veftiaritis,    2.  (  oftbeftir- 
.    rup)  ftrator,  3. 
Yes,  imo,  ita,  etiam,  faney    certe, 

maxim^,  certo 
Yefierday,  hefterno  die,  heri 
The  day  before  yefierday,  nddiu^ler' 

tius 
Ofyejhrday,  hefternus 


Y  01 

Yet,   tamen,    certe, 
etfi,    veruntamen, 
(as  yet)  adhuc  (n 
fuper,  prjeterhaec, 
^ain)  rnrfds,  iterua 
Turn 
Scarce  yet,  vw  dam 
Not  yet,  noadum 
A>«wf»  or  ew,  ovis  f 
A  yew  tree f  taxus,  2. 
Of  yew,  taxeus 
To  yield  (give  way)  ced 
3.  (fubipit)  fobmi 
forth  or  produce)  1 

3*  gigno»  3-  {'^ 

mam  ejchalare  (giv 

fentio,  4.   (grant  m 

fiteor,  2.  fateor,  2 

(as  ftones  in  moift 

fudo,  I.  fudo,  I. 

Yielded  up,  traditus,  4 

Yielded  (grail^d)  con< 

Yielding  ta,  concedes 

Clf  a  yielding  tamper,  ( 

A  yielding^  ceffio,  cor 

gain)  reftitutio,  3. 

ing)deditio,  3. 

A  yoke,  jugum,  2. 

Be/ot/ging  to  a  yoke ^  ji 

A  yolk  of  oxen,  par  be 

To  yoke,    jugum    im| 

boves  conjung^re  ( 

I.  {•tegetbei^)  conju 

A  yoke  (flavery)  fervii 

To  underge  the  yoke,  ji 

Yoked,  jugo  fubje£lus  ( 

jugus  (two  yokcsd) 

yoked)    quadrijoge 

fcjugcs 

A  yoking  (enflaving) ; 

A  yoke  fellotv,  conjux 

Ufedtotbeyoke,  fubjo 

VoflL  of  «n  eggy  ovi  vii 


V^ 


o  u 

IKc 

I  qoondam 

tu  (oryc)  vos  (-jr««r- 
fc,  tote  {-yourfeivet) 
lipfi 

I,  tener,  parvus  (very  ) 
adoJefcens  {-fitufent) 
candidatos  {-iaJy)  vir- 
].iMi7»)  adolcfcens,  3. 
{-vfoman)  adolefcen- 


V  young,  juvenefco,  3. 

pubefco 

mg,  puUulafco,  3. 

&c.  puUut 
;ravida^  praegnans 
tng,  nnCrc  ferre 


YOU 

The  young t  fetus,  4.  partus^  4. 
A  younj  iteginntKi  tyro,  3, 
Tounger,  minor  natu,  juaior 
Toutsgefif  minimus  natus 
Aycuni^r,  adolefeentulut 
TV«r,  or yourt  (fpoken  of  one  only) 
tuu9   (of  more  than  one)  veder 

i'fi(f)  ^^  ^?^^»  ^^^*  tutemet 
l'ff/ve$)  vol  ipfi|  vofmec  ipfi, 
vofrnct 

Toutb,  juventus,  3,  adolefcentia,  i. 

A  youth,  jovenis,  3.  adolefcen^,  3. 

Toutb  (young  people)  juveatus,  3, 

Toutbfal,  juvenilis 

To  be  youthful^  adolefcenturio,  4. 

To  be  like  a  youth  y  juvenofi  I. 

ToutbfuUyy  juvcniliter 


ZOO 

Toutbfuhiept  juveniiitai,  3« 


Z"A 

A    Zany,  fannio^  3.  morie,  ). 
/\  Zeat,    selns,  a,    {-for  GodU 

glory)  flagrant  gloric  diviaae  ftm- 

dium 
A  xealot,  telotes,  x. 
Zettleus,  ftudiofus.  cmulant 
To  be  xealotis,  alicui  rei  ftudere* 
Zealoufly,  ftudiof^,  fervide 
Zenith,  pun£lum  verticale 
The  9wliac,  todiacuf,  2* 
A  »one,  sona,  i. 
A  tsMpbyte  (both  aoimal  and  plaat) 

fodphytvm,  a. 


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A      COMPENDIOUS 


ICTIONARY 

OF     THE 

LATIN    TONGUE. 

PART    THE    SECOND. 


if  \  MJed  he/on  tvnfinants 
in/Uad^zh  is  a  prxpof. 
^  governing  an  abfacivc 
Ab  is  ufed  shoays  before 
,  €ind  frequenthff  efpeciaUy 
fond  Caeiar,  h^ore  aU  con" 
*   if  '^9  *»  ^  *  be  not^ 

p^ion  bos  m  great  variety 
fKatiomSf  fometimes  it  is  tran- 
y  from,  by,  by  rcafon  nf, 
ntxtj  at,  in,  for  that  rea« 
lit  of  (from,  meaning  ever 
igainft,  for  {as  to,  in  refpeB 
from  the  tine^  omextj 


A  B 

•ijjeSf,  the  moving  caufi  for  OQt 
of,  by.reafon  of. 
This  frsefofxtiun  is  elegantly  nfed  as  a 
cireumheution  of  an  adicftive  or  a 
genitive  cafe,  as  in  tbtje  farms ^  Ab 
a^tis,  a  public  notary,  \  cnbiculis, 
a  chamberlain,  \  manu,  a  clerk  or 
fecretary,  i  capella,  a  chaplain,  a 
ftndiis,  a  tutor.  For  by  adding 
minifter,  fervus,  fifr,  it  t5  mi' 
nif^er  a  manu,  fervus  a  cnbiculis, 
&c*  r%:bieb  being  turned  into  an 
adje^ive  or  a  gen,  cafe  will  be 
minifter  amanuenfis,  or  maniis, 
/eiyus  cvh/cuJarius  or  cubiculi 


•,  on  ovr^de  arp^rty,  on  J  A  ar  ab  is  e/,gantly  alfo  ufed  before 


'adjur.t 


A  B 

ditur  foras,  from  his  own  bouft.'^ 
After  the  nferbs  do,  foWo,  nnmero, 
reprefento,  lego,  &c»  this  ftreto*- 
ftion  indicates  the  per f on  hy  xobofe 
hands,  as,  I  me  hoc  illi  dices, 
Qc.  youjball  tell  him  from  me* 

Abs,  ^  or  from.  Jtfiands  aknabefr^ 
no  letters  but  q  and  t,  as  abs  qniTify 
abt  te«  In  cmpo/Stion  alfi  before  c, 
as  abfcedo,  abfcondo 

A  in  compoftion  is  only  stfid  before  m 
and  r :  ab  before  vowels,  and  d, 
f,   h,  3,    I,  n,  t,  *.     Bef«f%  X 
only  in  aHxt%o,  and  M^*JtJ! 
a\)^altu\x%.  In  «sActo,  atiA«K«f 

\     aV)  is  cbonjed  itito  w^ 

\Abae.ot,ons«v,  aftaletM* 

1     gnoa^  of  c«ttlc  ^ 


A  BD 

A^GLut,  a,   urn  (part,  ex   aWgoi) 

driven  away  hy  force,  or  fiealtb, 

&c.  forced  to  leave,  pafTed  over 
Aba£tu8,  fls,  m,  a  driving  away 
Abaciilus,  i,  m.  dim.  ab  abacus 
Abacus,    i,  m.    a   dfjk,    cupboard^ 

bench ^  table,  a  fquare  flone  on   the 
'  eh^iter  of  pillar  t  fables,  c^JfboarJ. 
Abacus    foils,    tke  compsjt  of  tb* 
^  ilnCs  body,  aihvii.  * 

Abalienatio,  onis,  f,  an  alienating 
Abalienatus,  a,  una,  part,  alienated, 

fsperated,  rendered  ufeleft  and  un- 
^  ferviceable,  cut  off 
Abalicno,  as,  aft.  to  throw  or  cafi  off, 

to  difpofe  of,  pve,  feU  €wajk  U? 
^  eftrange  or  r^ke  ope  lofefavovf 
Abalienor,  aris,  paff.  to  bs  difpofed^f 
Abacus,  i,  m.  a  great  grandfather's 

father 
Abbas,  atis,  in.  an  abbot*     Senct 

€ome  abbatia,    ae,   f.   ma  abbacy 

abbvvMtt,  X,  f.  on  abbefi 
Abbreviatio,  onis,  f.  abbriSviatura, 

ae,  f,  fbort  ^tinf^ 
Abbrevio,  as,  tofhoiHent  abridge 
Abdeodus,  a,  una,  part,  to  be  hidden 
Abd;candus,  a,um>  p.  to.  beahrogaied 
Abdication    onis,  f.    a  renouncing, 

quitting,  abdicating,  abdication 
Abd]i<ator,  oris,  m.  a  renounftr 
Abdicatunis,  a,  uiUy  about  to  quit 
Ab4u^cm,  9L>  urn,  pait.  refignei 
Ab4ico,   as,  a£k.    to  reifoiince,   Uy 

dmvn,  jibdkfifty  abrogate 
Abdico,  ere,  xi,  ftoQi,  aft.  to  re- 
ifyffy  fot^ebodtt  give  a  caufe  againjl 
J^iiXi^  fecret^yt  adv. 
^(jitiviis,  a,  um,  con^alod 
^bditunm^  i,  o.  aficretplace 
^,b4iCU3>  a,  um,   removed,   bidden, 

i)6ardid  up,  Jfcret^  canctaUdy  prt- 


A  B 

Abdo,   en,   didi,    dttun,    aft.  to, 
remove,  feparate,  hide,  withdraw] 
Abdomen,  inis,    n.  the  fat  of  the\ 
lower  part  of  the  belly,  the  paunch, 
'  the  belly,  a  Jowt  udder y  gluttony, 
fottipnefi 
Abdor,  i,  1  tus,  p-ifT.  to  be  removed,Sec. 
Abdiko,  ere,  xi,  ftura,  B.&,tolead 
away^  or  ^917^  with :  to  carry  off, 
take  ly  force  ;  withdraw 
Abducor,    i,    ftns,   paflT.    to  be  led 
away  ;  induced,  or  p'evailed  upon 
AbdufturuSj  ji,  lUDf  pt.  to  takeaway 
Abduftos,  a,  um,  pt.  feperatrd 
Abec2danus,  i,  m,  an,  a,  b,  c,fchoUar 
Abo^,  ore,  i,  (t^rr,  aft.  to  eat  up 
A^^,  irt,  fvi,  ifum,  neut.  to  de- 
part,   go  awaft  go  or  come  ;    to 
fprinji  j  '®  ^  changed  into  y  to  go 
^  off  or  efcape 

AbcquTto,  as,  neut.  to  ride  away 
Aberrans,  tis,  pr.  toanitring  from 
Abenicio,  oniii,  f.  a  9»andering 
Aberro,  as,  neut.  to  wander  or  lofe 
the  way  \  to  make  a  digreffion  ;    to 
miftake,    differ,    and  to    have    a 

\  Abfore,   infinite  of  abfiim,    to    be 

wanting 
Abfuturus.  a,  um.  to  heohftnt 
Abhinc,  adv.  agoe^  fince,  hence,  in 
^  time  to.  come 

Abkorceos,    tis,  pt.    di/hking^  ab- 
^  barring,  differing  (adj.)  uj^ 
Abborreo,  ere,  ui.  fup.   car.  neut. 

to  difiike,  abhor,  to  differ,   to  be 


Abhorrcfco,  ere,  fio.  abborreo 
Abjcfte,  adv.  meanly,  poorfy 
Abjeftio,  onis,  f.  a  taking  aw^y, 

dejeffednefs,  defpondency 
Abjeftus,  a,  um,  pt.  caji  off^  ex- 

fefed   (adj.)    d'lfpirited,    dejeaed. 


A  B 

diflutirtentA,  low,   etrdfk  ■* 

contemptible 
Abicgnus,  a,  um.  made  of p 
Abieni,     abcuntis,  pt.    diftf^ 

fromt    giving   up    (adj.)  H 
^  declining 

Abies,  ctis,  f.  afr  tree,f^jf'^ 
Abigendua, a, um.  pt.  t^hi\(f§^ 
Abi'gens,  tis,  pt.  drin^g  eiom 
Abigo,  ere,  egi,  aftutn^  ad.  ft* 

away  5  to  fend  away  \  to  W 

from  J    to  expel  forrOV) ;  W  p 
^  away 
Abigor,  i,  aftus,  paff.  #0  ^  *■ 

away 
Abj*cjt#dns,  t,  una,  fk^tobetk* 

Abjicicns,  ntis,  pt.  cafiing  9J 
AbjTcio,  ere,  jcci,  jcftum.  A 
.  throw  or  cafi  away,  or  jf^ 
fight,  negk^,  hffifn,  uibm 
to  leave  offl  renouuce 
Abjicior,!,  ftas,  ^\tobeeef^^ 
^&c. 

Abitio,  onis,  f.  if  departi^ 
Abito,  are,  to  go  away 
Abitur,  imporf.  it  is  gonq,  a 
Abitums,  a,  um.  ^t.  about  ttM 
Abitus,  Os.  m.  agoingav^l^ 
Abjudrcatii8«  a,  uod.  pt.  ^ 
JHdnnenf  / 

Abjudico,  as,  aft.  to  mo  ifJj 
nfertt,  ftntence  or  wfe ;  «| 
to  rejea  j  tojbew  ones/^ta 
Abiud^cpr,  iri^  ^tt.fmi'^ 
Abjtin^u«,  a,  una.  pt.  vf^ 
AbjuDgo^  ere,  xi,  ftafli*  n  I 
Abiungflir*  i,  ftas.  pa£  to  h^ 
Abjuritu^a,  um.  pt.  domed^if 
Abjuro,  as,  aft.  fo  ingp  imj 
Ablaque^da*9  a,  uou  pt.  M 
Abla<]ueStiQ,  onis,  f.  4  It^J 
of  the  rooti  of  treti.  A 


LB  N 

a»  nm,  pt,  bsving  the 
•ea 

,  aft.  to  lay  bare 
ris,  pafl*.  to  be  laid  bare 
um.  ablative 
um.  pr.  about  to  take 

m,  pt.  taken  away 
am.  pt.  neatf  fine 
,um.pt.fo  he  fent  away 
III,  f.   a /ending  out  of 
.  um.  pt.  /^fff  away 
ft.  to  fend  out  of  the 
iveaWay,  to  lay  afide 
pafT.  of  ablego 
f.  want  of  fight 
-e,  ivi^   itom,  aft.  /» 
ly  in  eating  and  drink* 

5ri8,  fil.  <f  riotous  perjon 
it.  to  let  for  hire 
fi^  fum.  neut.  to  be 

y  uin.  pt.  to  be  Wafited 

pt.  wafolng  clean 
iy  iitum,  aft.  to  wajb 
out\  expiate,  purify , 

:us«  pafl*.  y^^abluo 

f  •  «  wajbing 
m,  pt.  wafijed 
tft.  to  deny  t  fall  from 

to  withhold 
J  m.  m  great  grandfon 
\  great  grmnd-daygbter 
to  cmt  off  knots 
94},fingular,  irrepular 
i,  fllam,  aft.  /o  deny  5 
/nr  itnprafficable 
,um,pu  tobe  rfjeSed 
Uy  pt.  denying 
t$te  denied 


A  B  R 

Abnuto,  as,  /o  ^iv^  a  negative  nod 

Abolendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  abolijhed 

AbSleo,  ere,  ui,  fif  evi,  5ftum.  aft. 

to  take  tnoay  the  fmell  j  to  remove, 

^  ivafi!)  away,  eonjume  or  abolifi> 
Aboleor,  cri,  itus,  pa  if. 
AbSlefco,  Sre,  evi,  itura.  neut.  to 

^  wither  a^uay,  decay  ^  be  extinlt 
AbolTtio,  onis,  f.  a  cancelling 
Ab6]iturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  aboli/b 
Abolltus,  a,  um.pt.  aboli/bedyruinous 
Abolla,  ae,  f.  a  fenators  robe,      A 

^  foldiert  coat.     A  phihfophen  cloke 
Abominandus^  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  de- 

-I'M 

Abominans,  tis,  pt.  abominating 

Abominatlo,  onis,  f.  an  abomination 
Ab5minatus,  a;  um.  pt.  unlucly 
Abominor,  aris,  part*,  to  detefi 
Abominabflis,  is,  adj.  abominable 
AbSrigTnes,  um ;  c.  firfi  inhabitants 
Aboriory  oriri,  ortus  384  conj.   To 
die,  to  be  extinff,  to  be  bom  before 
^  the  time 

Abortio,  onis,  f.  a  mtfcarrying 
Aborto,  as,  neut.  to  mifcarry 
Abortlvum,  i.  n.  abortion  \  tbecauje 
^  of  abortion 

Abortlvus,  a,  um.adj.  tfW/iTr 
Abortus,  Us,  m.   a  mifcarrying 
Abrado,  ere,  fi,  Aim.  aft.  Tofcrape, 
^Jhave  off  I  to  chop  off-^  to  get  from 
Ab.'ador,  i,  fus.  pa(r.y<vabrado 
AbrSfus,  z,  VLm.  ^t.  fifoven 
Abreptus,  a,  um.  pt.  torn  away 
AbrTpio,  eie,  ui,   reptum,  aft.  to 

carry  away  by  force 
AbrTpior,  i,  reptus,  pafT.  to  be  drag- 
ged atvay 
Abrodo,  Sre,  fi,  fum.  aft.  to  gnaw 

AbiSgitiOy  oris,  f.  a  repealing 


A  B  S 

Abr^gatus,  a,  um.  pt.  repealed 
Abrogo,  as,  aft.  to  rtpeal 
AbrSgor,  aris,  paflf.  to  be  repealed 
Abrumpendus,    a,  um.   pt.    to  ha 

broken,  or  thrown  off 
Abrumpo,   £re,    rfipi,    ptuia.  aft 

To  break  or  threw  off\  to  cut  tf" 

(under  •  to  break  off,  or  leave 
Abrumpori  i,  ruptus,  to  be  broken 
Abrupte    (adv.)    without    tboughi^ 

without  order  ^  abruptly 
Abitiptio,  onis,  f.  a  breaking 
Abruptum,  i.  n.  a  precipice 
AbruptGrus,  a,  um.  about  to  bredk 
Abruptus,  a,  um.  pt.  Or  adj.   bro* 

keneff,   or  from  ^  cut  off  ^  fieep^ 

rough,    craggy  i    abrupt,    withotd' 

preamble  or  preface  ;  not  wellcom" 

paB    or   joined    together^    raj^, 

hafiy 
Abfcedens,  ntis,  pt.  departing        ^ 
Abfceditnr,  imperf.  it  is  departed 
Abfcedo,   ^re,  ceffi,  cefTum,  neut. 

Te  depart,  to  be  taken  '{(way,  f 

efcape,  to  ceafe,  or  Uaivt^\   *• 

efcape^  lo  fuppurate 
Abfceflioj  onis,  f.  fee  abfceffus 
Abfceflurus,    a,  um.   pt.   obotA 

depart 
Abfceffus,  ^*,  m.  d  recefs,  a  depart* 

ing  from  j  an  impofiume,  ai^efs 
AbfcTdo,  2re,  di,  fum.  aft.  to  cut  off 
Abfcindendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  ai 

off,  or  in  cutting  off 
Abfcindo,  ere,  fcidi,  (Turn,  aft*   M 

cut,  or  rent  off  \  to  put  an  evdtot, 
A bfcindor,  }.  paflr./«  abfcindo    . 
AbfcifTc,  in  a  few  words 
Abfciffio,  onis,  f.  a  cutting  fhort 
Abfciffus,  a,  um.  pt.  Sc  ad],  cuttffi 

fe^er'd.  parted;  cutjhort 
Abfcondire,  adv.  fecretl-j 
Abfconditus,  a^  um*  bidden 


about  tn 


A  B  S 

Abfcondo^  Sre,  di  &  didi,  ditom, 

(^  fum.  a£t.  /9   biJe,  cover,  keep 

chfe 
Abfcondor,  i,  ditns,    &  fus.  pafT. 

to  he  bidden  ;  e«/  *fjigbt 
Abfcm,  tis.  pt.  abfcnt^  dljiant 
Abfencia,  ae.  f.  ahjence 
Absi'liof  Ire,  ui.    ncut.  /o   leap,  to 

Jly  anuay 
Absimilis,  c,  tvry  w»///Jff 
Abfinthites,  sc,  m.  nuormzoood  tvlne 
Abfinthiuxr,  i.  n.  ivcrmiuood 
Abiiftens,  en  ilf.  pt.  cea^ag 
Abfifto,  ere,  abftiti.  ncut.  to  depart 

from\  to  oaf e^  ox  leave  off 
Abfolveng,  ntis,  pt.  acquitting 
Abfolvo,    ere,  vi,  lutum.   aft,    to 

acquit,    dif charge  or  rtieaje:    to 

perfeB,  complete  ax  finljb  \  t9  dif- 

charge  ;  to  confume  or  deftraj  }  to 

dif  patch  or  difmifs 
Abiolvor,  vi,  abfolutus.  p^ff,  to  be 

acauittedf  iSJcbarged,  &c. 
Ab{oluti,  adv.  pcrfe^ly,     AbfSlu- 

tiffimi,  fiipcrl.     Mofiperfemy 
>Abfi$lGtio,    onis,   f,    «»  acquitting, 

abfolution^  dijcharpng 
AbfSluCoriuni,  i.  n.  «  c«r; 
Abi^lGtoriut,  a,  om.  adi.  pertaining 

f^^efuittiag,  ot  pardoning 
AbiSlQtasy    a,  urn.    pt.    acauitted, 

f^don'd,  difibarged,  ekar'ii  per^ 
fiS.fniJba 
Abfonus,  1,  am.  adj.  difagneahle, 

tMjf>  in  fomndf  irtmkr 
Abforbeo,   erci  ui  Sf  pfi,    ptum. 

aa.  t§  fip,  f  fkck  in  I    Xo  ley 


Abf^ne  (pnep.  with  abl.  cafe)  iut 
-^t  JfitboHtf  except,  if  toitbout 
Amimiugy  a,  urn,  ahflemioui^  JtAer 
^wajjeos,  Dtis,  pt,  wiping  amy 
iteZL*''  ^'  /Inn.  al.     To 


A  B  S 

Abftergo,  ere,  /^r^  abftcrpeo 
Abfterreo,  err,   ui,    itum.   aft.   to 

frighten  avcay ;  to  binder  j  to  forbid 
AbflerrituR,  a.  um.  pt.  affrighted 
Abfterfus,  a,  um.  pt.  cleanfed 
Ab/lincndus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  kept 

from 
Abrti'nenf,  tis.  adj.  temperate,  ah' 

fiainingy  forbearing 
Abfiincnter,  adv.  difcreetly 
AbOinentia,  ae.  f.  ahfixnence 
AbAineo,  ere,  ui,  abftcntum,  aft. 

to  abpain,  or  keep  from 
Abftineor,  cris.  pa^.  fee  abftineo 
Abfto,  Aare,  ftiti,  itum.  neut,  t9 

jiand  at  a  diftance 
Abftrafturus,  a,   um.  pC.  about  to 

dratv  away 
Abf^raftus,  a,  um.  pt.  dra^vn  away 
Abftrahens,  tis.  pt.  drawing  away 
Abftraho,    S'e,    xi,  ftum.  aft.   to 

drag    away,   fcparate,    ahflrair, 

deliver t  aod  to  draw  away 
Ahftrahor,  i.  pafT.  to  be  drawn  away 
Abftriftns,  a,  um.  pt.  untied 
Abftrildo,  ere,  fi,  f«m.  aft.  toron- 
■     ceaU  bide,  banijh,  cajl  away 
Abftrufus,  a,  um,   pt.  bidden,  con- 

tealcdy  abfituff^  fecrefi 
Abfum,   efle,    fui,  fulurus,    neut. 

to  be  ahfent,  or  away  :  to  be  want- 
ing, ox  far  from 
Ab(umendas,  a,  um.  pt.  ro  be  con- 

Jumfd  or  deflroyrd 
Abfumo,    ere,    pfi,    p'um.  aft.  to 

confume,  deffroy,  Jpend,  wafie 
Abfumor,  i,  ptus.  palT.  to  he  utterly 

confuKcd,  t7perijlj 
Abfumpturus,  a,   um.  pt.  about  to 

conjume 
Abfumptus,  a,  um.  pt.  hf^  gone^ 

undont\  lUad 
Abfurdc,  ^dv.  abjurulj 


A  C  C 

IAbundans>  tis.  pt.  ahoandi9g,a^ 
At>undanter,  adv.  ahundttnt/j 
Abundintia,  ae.  f.  abundarce 
Abundatio,   onis,  f.  ahmndatct 
Abunde,  adv.  enough 
Abundo,  as.  aft.  to  abound 
Abufio,  oni4,  f.  abufe 
Abufque,  ^txp,  from  as,  far  at 
Abufus,  us.  m.  an  abufe 
Abutendus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  be  a^ 
Abutor,  i,  ufus.  dep.  to  nfi,  toj 
^  ufe^  and  to  abufe 
AbyflTus,  i,  f.  a  liortomlefs  pit 
Ac,  conj.   copol.  and,  and  tad 
(Ac  no  a)  neither  than,  afterofl 
or  adverbs  of  contrariety  or  a 
parifon  ;  and  fometimes  it  ii  t 
dered  by  as.  Thus,  ideiSj  ac  fi 
the  fame  as  it  bat  been 
Acacia,  ae<  f.  a  thorn 
AcudSmia,    ae.  f.  an  academf, 
^  um'verfiy 

AcaJemicus,   i.  m.  an  actdtmi 
^  member  of  an  univerfty 
Academicus,  a,  um.  ofthetimvf/ 
Acalanthis,  idis,  f.  a  linnet 
Acanthis,  Idis,  f,  the  gpldf^,  " 
^  groundfel 

Acanthus,  i.  m.  bean  foot 
AcataJeftus,  ana,  Acatalefti^J  ' 
um.  having  a  jufl  number  tfjp 

Acatalepfia,  ae.  f.  tneomprttttf^ 
Acatium,  i.  n.  a  pinnace 
Accanto,  as.  aft.  to  fingf 
Accedens,  ntis,  pt.  condngt* 
Acccditur,  imp.  itisnpproMtm 
Accedo,  ere,  ffi,  flbm.  neut.**! 
near,  to  go  or  comt  to ;  '•JTll 
unto,  or  increafed  \   to  4^ 


^ree  _^jj] 

Accedor,  i.  paff.  to  be  afprttcm 
\tkR.<»5.\^vv^^  onis,  f,  an  *^^*J  * 


e  c 

\,  tobafen 
'0  be  bafien*d 
um.  pt.  tobejiirrea 

.  pt,  exciting 
li,  fum.  a£l.  r«  fit 
fr,  to  excitey  fivr  tip  j 
burnijb 

Js.  pafl*.  /o  ^  i/W- 
i 

pafT.  f«  ^«  AJ^</  tOf 
long 

Q.   pt.  /if  wr  /frr  J 
■A^  ivfiamedy  exaj- 

a  nevf  itVifled  M- 
umeretry  officer.  The 
Krf,    a  purfrnwimi 
rer,  firjeoMt,  &c. 
.  an  accent 

acceptable 

it,  MCtftit^ 

',  a  taking,  gratitilig 
quefiita^    A  finfe 

rceptf  or  rfceive 
a.  tbe  receiver, 
f.  a  female  rt 

a  reeeipefir  menej 

'  or  taken 

m.  pt.  abeut  (0  re* 

pt,  reeetvtd  (adj.) 
rotd,  welcome 
im.  pt.  tb  be  called, 
cufed 

\,  finding  for 
iri,    itum.  a£t.  to 
T  ^  to  trit  one  by  laio 
m  a  fender  hr 
am.  pt.    ^    adj. 


A  C  C 

Accerfo,  ?rc,  ivi,  itttm«  aft.  toeaU, 

accufe,  procure 
Accerfor,  i,  fitus.  to  befintfor 
AcceiTio,   onis,  f.  an  addition,  in* 
creafe  ^  inter eH  for  money,     A  bay 
of  building  joined  to  a  boufe :  a 

bondfman :  an  accejjion 
Accefior,  oris.  m.  ivbo  comet  to 
Acceflunis,  a,  am.  pt.  abwt  to  op" 

f  roach  :  to  be  added  unto 
AcceiTus,  a.  um.  pt.  at^proached 
AccefTu^,  us.  m.  an  accefe,  an  op" 

proaching  or  coming  to,  the  rifing, 

an  admittance,  an  increafi :  a  put' 

fuit 
AccTdenCia,  ae.  f.  a  purpofi,     Tbe 

Accidence 
Accidrntia,  um.  pi.  n.  accidents 
Accidens,  tis.  n.  an  accident 
Accido,  ifre,  i.  fup.  car,   neut.  to 

fall  down  at,  or  before  5  to  fall  j 

to  come  to  ;  to  happen  to 
Accido,  !5re,  aft.  to  weaken 
AcciendoSy  a,  um«  pt.  to  befintfor 
Accieo,  ere,  vi,  itum.  aft.  to  fetch 
Accinftus,  a,  um.  pt.  girded,  fumijb 

nvitb;  prepared  for 
Accingo^  Sre.  t\,  ftum.  aft.  to  gird 

to,  to  prepare  for  ;  to  go  about  a 

thiwg  orlfily^  to   provide  bimfelf 

tvith 
Acclngor,  gi,  ft  us,  paff.  to  be  girt, 

prepared  for  5  Jiirrijhed  with 
Accio,  Ire,  Ivi,  Tturti.  aft.   to  find 

for,  or  call  t  to  get,  cOufi,  ot  pro- 
cure 
Accior,  Tri.  pafl*.  to  b,t  fentfor 
Accipiendus,  a.  um.  pt.  to  be  takewj 

received,  obeyed 
Accipiens,  ntis.  pt.  receiving 
Accipio,    ?rc,  epi,    ptum.  aft.  to 

take,    receive,    i/ndertake,    leant, 

acc^/0f',fttck  or  drink  in  j  fufiain, 
^for,  un^ir/gasli  treaty  mtrtain. 


A  CC 

«^,  to  take^  or  kty^  fiid^  git^ 

Jet  do^on,  or  enter  in  a  book 
Accjpmr,  i.  pair,  to  be  received 
Acciplfter,  tris.  m«  att  hawks  or- 

tortioner 
Acciflb,  M9,totriJle 
Accifus,  a,  um.  pt.  «rf,  dipejftrt^ 

fifettnedi  impaired,  firaitend 
AccTto,  a«.  to  fend  for  ofieu 
Acciturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  pd 

\^: 

Accitus,  *,}un,  ^t,fentfor     ■• 
Acclamans,  ntii.  pt.  calling 
Acclamatio,  onis,  f.  a  calling  aimJi 

applauding  aloud,  em  btKOca:   s 

crying  aganfl 
Acclamito^  zs,  to Jbout  often 
Acclamo,    as.  to  buxsia^  Jbout  for 

joy  ;  to  cry  out  agatnfi 
Acclinaturus^    a,  um.  pt.  f^bem  i$ 

lean 
Accllnitus,  a»  um.pt.  leaiung 
AccliuiSf  e.  leaning  om 
AcclTno,    M.  ne«t.   /»  teem,   $eaS 

forward  ^  to  confent  or  incHni  U 
Acclivis,  (B.  fieep,  afiending 

Accll vitas,  atis.  f,jleepnefi 
Accohi,  ae.  c.  a  borderer 
Accolcns,  tis.  pt.  neigbbeurit^ 
Accdlo,  ere,  oi.  aft. /o^fow/ZuMr 
Accomm5dandus,  a,  um,  to  be-  m* 

commodatad,  made  Jit 
AccommSdaRs»  tis,  ^t,  fitting 
AccontmJSdat^,  adtr.  aptly 
Accomm2Matio,  Snis,  f.  anafplyUigf 

accommodation 
AccommSdarut,  a,  um.  pt,  &f  ad|« 

fitited  to,  dejigned  for^  Bke\  fiut" 

able 
AccommMo, «%,  %j6t,  xk  t«&t.«^  «t  ^'^ 

to,  OT  ujiw,  to  a^\;)>    Jw^*  \Kt^<% 

fldberc  to 


A  C  C 

AccoinmSdus,  *,  um,  fuitahli 
Accredo,  ere,    to  helttve 
AccremCDtum,  i.  n.  an  increase 
Accrefcens,  ntis.  pt.  Ir.creajin^ 
Accrefco,  ere.  n.  to  inrtrafe 
Accrctio,  onis,  f.  an  ircreajing 
Accubans,  tis,  pt.  lyings  oiftting 

downy  or  adjoining  to 
Acciibatio,  onis,  r.  a  ly'ivg  d"wn 
Acfubi'tus,  lis.  m.  ajitiinj^  down 
Accubo,  as.  n.  to  fit  at  tul-le 
iVccudo,  ere.  a£l.  to  coin 
Accumbens,  tis.  pt.  ly*,ig  dotvn 
Accumbo,  eic,  ui,  I'tum.  n.  to  lif, 

ox  Jit  down  at  meat 
Acciimiilans,  lis..  |.t.  heaping  up 
Acriimuiaiio,  onis.  f.  an  heaping  up 
Acciimulaiifsiine,  adv.  fupeil.  moft 

ahundantfy,  or  liberally 
Accumulator,  oris.  m.  an  beaper  up 
Acfiirr.ulatUf,  a,  urn.  pt.  heap^^d  up 
Acciimulo,  as.  to  accumulate,  to  add 

one  heap  to  another 
Acciimulor,  ari.  to  be  heaped  up 
Accurate,  adv.  cautioujly,  diligently, 

neatly,  accurate/]^ 
Accuratus,    a,  nm,    acct/rate,    done 

wifhctrt,  exquijite,  choice 
Accuratio,  onis,  f.  carefuine/a 
AccSru,  9*,  to  take  care  cf 
Accuror,  ari.  /•  he  Mid  unto 
Accurrftur,  ioip.  they  run 
Accnrrtiu,  t*J.  pt.  running  f 
Accorro,  lx€,  n.  to  run  to 
/Iccurfua,  Cl.  m.  J  concourfi 
AcvOstbilii,  c.  hhmaahle 
Accuraodosf  a,  urn.  pt.  blgmuAU 
Aci-aranitf  tit.  pt.  •ctufing 
AccufiCivat,  a,  om  Bccufativi 
'xAauiitw,  oris,  m  an  eccufer 
AccftsitSri?*    »4t.  «f>&  the  defign^ 
'   or  mnd  tfmn  geevfer 
^rrCarorti!,  a  um.  of  an  aecufer 
MxmiuiXa  Scif.  f.  afem0ka:cufir 


A  C  H 

Accasaturus,a,unfi.pt.  about  to  accufe 
Accufjtus,  a,  um.  pt.  accujtd 
Accul'o,  as.  a£t.  to  accufty  blame  or 

reprimand 
Acedia,  a.  i.  fatly  negligence 
Aceldama,  ajitid  of  bL<i 
Acco,  ere,  fee  acefco 
Acer,  aceris.  n.  a  mtplc  tree 
Acer,    acri.s,   e.  adj.  Jlarp,  fowr, 
^  bnfy  c(mrag€i,u$ 
Acerbani,  tis.  pr.  aggravating 
Accrbt',  ^6v,Jbarply 
Accrbita?/  ii'ti«,  f.  jharpnefs,  f&xur" 
^  nejsy  anguijb,  grief 
■\.cerb<»<  as.  aft.  lo  enrage 
Accrhus,  a,  um,  /owf  ;  fid ;  pinch' 

ing  ;  harfb  in  Jcuml,  Jatyricaly  dif- 
^  pleajingy  vexatious 
Acernus.  a,  um.  of  mafle  wodd 
AcerofOs,  a,  nm.  full  of  chaff 
Acerra,  ae.  f.  a  crrfr 
Acerrime,  adv.  (uperl.  ntery  fiotalyy 
^  earnrftly 

Acerfecomeg,  x,m.  a  catamite 
Acervalis,  Ic,  heaped  together 
ACervJtim,  adv.  by  hei-.pt 
Acervatio,  on  i,  f.  an  leaping  up 
Acervaius,  a,  um.  ^t.  heaped  uf 
Atervo,  as.  i(\,  to  heap  up 
Acervor,  arts,  to  be  heaped  up 
Acervus,  i.  m.  an  heap 
Aiefcu,  ere,  togrcwfowr 
Accfis,  is.  t.  svater-fagt 
AcciibQluip,  i.  n.  «  Jaticer 
Acetaria,  drum.  pi.  n.  a  Jallct 
Acetum,  i.  n.  vinegar 
Achates,  K .  m.  agat 
Acl)!^ron,  tis.  m.  a  river  in  hell: 

tiMo  hetly  rhegravey  perdition 
Ach^rcntlfrus,  a,  um.  r/  acheroii 
Achetae,  arum.  pi.  f.  grajshoppers 
Achilleum,  i.  n.  a  fort  of  fpunge 
Acbnas,  adit.  f.  the  wildpearfree 


AC  T 

Acid  us,  a,  um.  acid,  fotor 
Acie  ,  ei,  f.   a  Jharp  edge  ct^ 

thefght  of  tie  ry/j  an  at 

array  j  a  battalion  ;  a  battli 

frarpnejs  of  a  thing,  and  qu 
^  of  apprehtnfion 
Aclnacev,  is.  m.  ajcymitar 
AcinofuS,  a,  utn,fu/l  ofkernti 
AcinuSy  i.  m.  Acinum,  i.  n. 

na,  a?,  f.  a  grapefione 
AcHs,  idis.  f.  ajhortdart 
AconTlum,  i.  n.  woljjbane   ■ 
Acor,  oris.  m.  foWrnefi 
Acquiefcens,  tis.  pt.  deRghtir^ 
Acquiefco,  ?rc,  cvi,  ctum.  n. 

eajy  in  bed :  to  dcltght  in  j  / 

eenty  acquiefce^  or  befatisfiedi 

to  be  eaftd 
Acquieturusya,  um.  pt.  abottti 
AcquTrcndos,  a,  um.  pt.  h  k 

quired 
Acqurro,  ere,  s7vi,  srtuffl.  sfl 

get,  pufchafey  obtainy  to  odd 
Acquiror,  i,  to  be  obtained 
AcquiHiuru's,   a,-  um.  pt.  oko 

get,  or  acquire 
AcfCdiSia,  at.  f.  tie  wsodUrk 
Acrimonia,  x,  f,  acrimeof^f^ 

nefsy  fowrhefiy    iarr.tfintfh  ■ 

menee,  bnfknefs,  lit.-eliiiefi 
ACrior,  is.  com^,  Jharper 
Acriter,  acrius,  acrrrimi,  sdt.J 

liantly.  fioytly,  fharply,  ttrif 

curioufyy  detplyy  intenfeijf ', /f 

Jleedfafi/y 
Acritudo,  ^nU.  f.  fiatpneft 
Acroaroa,  atis.  n.    An  <i<^r 
^  farce,  (onftrt,  off  or,  mopdm 
Acroafis,  is.>  f.  an  auiienct 
Acrofticm?,  i J.  f.  an  «'«^^ 
Ada,  ae.  f.  afiore,  fi'''^J^ 
Afta,  orum.  pi.  n.'  A^h  f^ 

common  pleas,  cbrom'clet  I P"^ 

ugficr. 


:  u 

n  aOion,  •perfidy  ; 

r  %  play 

9ii 

vefy 

aBlivt 

an    aQor^  ^gnt\ 
fader  at  the  bar 

a  pinnace 

a  citrky  netary 
1.  Ugbt,  nimhle 

mined 
rmJUy 

afl'tve,  bujy 

pt.  abeut  to  aB 
>t.  done^  led^  dri'cen^ 
en  \    aceuj'cdt     im- 

t  aff  or  deedi  plead- 
fiages  of  bufinefs  j 
jfaSerJbip 
^efentbf 
.  pt.  to  htJBarpnud 
Jhatfimng 
in.  taxiing  s  fi'^ngt 
arp  point  i,  biLPg, 

I  fling  \  a  prickle 
\.  the  point,  or  edge 
cunning,    fubtiJty. 
rptefXf    fttickneft  in 

OBI*  pcinted 
vbet-t  point f  provoke 
worker  with  s  needle 
uBL  to' embroider 
Aciis,  iU.  f.  tbaff, 

on&y  bo£dn 

,  tBa^    Sbarpfyy 

jKlj.  loTy  iflimus, 
fftiwted,    ingemui  \ 


ADA 

Ad.  prapp.  xn  render*<i  by  to,  before^ 
at,  in  compart fon  of',  until,  near 
to,   towards,    in,   againft,    after, 
for,  befidet,  by,  according  to,  with 
regard  to ;  even,  until,    in  order 
fir,  for  the  joke  of,  about j  mere^ 
or  left 
Ad  in  (ompojition  c:mmonfy  Jignifiet 
nearneji,  at;  adeo,  adjungo>   ^c, 
fimetimet  increafeth,   as,   adamo, 
adbibo*      And  in  compofition  ad 
cbanget  its  d  into  the  firfi  letter  of 
tbefmple  beginning  with  c,  f,  g^ 
^  1,  n,  p,  r,  f,  t. 
Adagio,  onis.  f.  a  forcing 
AdadhM,  a,  uni.  1ft » fir ^l^  brot^ht 
^  under,  firuck  into 
Adaequaiio,  QnU|  f.  s  leve&'itg 
Adsquatos,  a,  um,  levelled 
Adaequ^y  adv.  equally 
^«quOy  as.  to  make  equal 
^dfe^Ofi  ari.  tobeequallei 
Adasftoo,  as.  n.  to  overjkm 
AdaggSro,  as.  to  ^tf^' 
Ad^um»  i*  h,  a  proverb 
AdafUgatos,  a,  um.  pt.  tied  t9 
Adalltgo,  as.  to  tie  clofe  to 
^di(mantseusy  a,  um.  adamantim 
Adamas,  ntis.  m*  a  diamond 
Adamatut,  a,  um.  beloved 
AdambiUOy  as.  to  walk  up  to 
Adamo,  as.  to  love  much 
Adlpi^rio,  Ire  ad.  to  uncnrer,  dif 
^  clofe 

Adiperiilisy  e.  sMy  be  opened 
AdSpenus,  a,  um.  pt.  laid  opett 
Adaptatus,  a,  um.  ^ufittedto 
Adaquo,  as.  to  water 
Adaquor^  ari.  to  be  watered 
Adau£tu$9  a,  um.  pt,  increafed 
A^a^M^  iU.  m.  an  increafi^ 
^da«g^>  ere.  ta  increaft 
A4aU^cO|  iff.  to  be  intreafeft^ 


ADD 

Adbiboy   Sre.  aA.  to  drink  i^f 

fuck  in  5  mind  attentively 
Adcredo,     adcrefco,    fee    acCfWf^ 

accrefco 
Addend  ui,  a»  um.  pt.  to  be  sdd$d 
Addens,  tiSs  pt*  adding 
Addenfeo^  ere.  /•  cloje  together 
Addenfo,  at.  a£t.  to  thicken 
Addlcensy  tis.  pt.  approving 
Addico,  ere,  xi^  £tum.  ad.  Co  up* 
frove,    ratify  \  fell,    deliver^   to 
'fenteneei  to  devote ;  tocondewm 
Addicor,  i.  to  be  delivered  to 
AddiQioy  onis.  f.  a  vahutig 
Addidlus,  a,  um.  valued,  very  much 

$bliged^  condemned^  given  up  for 

debt 
Addifco,  ere,  didici.  9&.  to  lenrw^ 

to  learn  more 
Addi^mentum*  i.  n.  an  ndditiem 
Additio,  onis.  f,  addition 
Additanis,  a,  um*  pt.  about  f  aH 
Additus,  a»  um.  ^Uadded 
Addo,  ere,  idi,  Ttum*  aA.  to  nddf 

to  add  over  and  above  \  togivt 
Addocco,  fee  doceo 
Addor,  i.  to  be  ddded 
Addormifco,  iSre.  to  fltep 
Addubitatur,  imp.  //  is  doubted 
Addiibitatus,  a,  uui.  pt.  doubiedl^ 
Addubito,  as.  n.  to  doubt 
AdducenSy  tii.  pt.  briugingjto 
Addiico,  ere,  xl,  tum^  a^,'  to  guidk 

one  to,  to  brinp  /«  indnet^  'Ht^ 

or  prevail  wtth  i  to  drnoit  thfir^. 

to  firivel^  or /briitk  up 
AddScor,  i^  doa.  to  be  led,  9sQp 
Addua^y  tdv.  dofely 
Adduftor,  Sris,  m.  bo  that  Metjb 
AddudiiriMi,  a,  lyn.  ft.  abottt  m^ni 
Addoaus,    a,    um.     pt.     MuA 

iroyghtwfo^b^^fHii^       .^ 

'»  III 


A  D  H 

A<S^^>    Sre  or  effe,  edi,  efiiin,  or 

eflum,  adl.  to  devour y  fat  up 
Ademptio,  onis,  f.  a  taking  away 
Adcmpturui,  a^  um.  pt.  to  be  taken 

ctvay 
Adcmptutf  a,  uxn.  pt.  taken  aw€y  j 

/^,  put  out,  dead 
A^co,  adv.  fo  \  to  that  pafs ;    and 
therefore ;  «(M-j&  more^  at  this  time  j 
very  much  \  'mdtcd\  tnfomuch  that, 
(At<]ue  arco]  />(./  w^tf/  is  tnpre, 
{Ad^h  nun)  jc  far  JrotH 
Adto,  ire«    ivi  and  ii,  itom ;  n. 
to  go  to,  t*  cmne  to,  to  addrefs  to ; 
f»  undergo  I    f  be  exalted  uato^ 
to  go  upon  or  undertake 
Adeor,  iri.  to  begone  urtOy  &c» 
A<icpt,  «pii.  in.&  i.fdt- 
Adtpto,-  onis,  f.  s  getting 
AdeptutQi,  a^  um.  pc.  about  to  get 
Adeptua,  a,  um.  pt.  having  got 
A^uito,:.a8.  %(t,  to  ride  up  tp 
Adefurio,  ire,  to  hit  hungry 
A^cfttia  a,  um.  t^ttn^  conjunted 
Adeundui,  a,  unn,.|)t,.  t^' bf  gone  to 
AdfAim,  adfeclio,  acfc^tus,  adfero, 
adfremo,  ^  jiillVing.o,  fee  afiatim, 
afTedioy  afFectus,  affcto,  afl'teoo^, 
-  affraDgu 

Adgeino,  /k  aggcipo 
Adbaerens,  tis.  pt.  adhering 
iiiiixtw,  ere,  fi,  fum.  n,  to  fiick 

tc,  adhere,  keep  cloje  to 
Adlurrefco,  ere,  fee  aoUaereo 
Adhcfio,  oni8..f.  a  joining 
Adhxfus,-  U5.  m.  a  flicking  to 
Adfaamo,  as.  to  ffo  with  a  book, 
to  o^ain  artfully  - 

Adhibenciuf,a,um.  pt.  to  be  ufed,i^( 
Adhileo  e-t,  i^^  itutn.  aft.  to  call, 
Of  iena  fir,  to  jdmit,  ufe,  or  apply. 
Jm  ti'i  fgnifirat'ori  of  ths  vab 
'  ^Jlf^^ifeKdiOfi  tiefoUcwirg  noun  ; 

....JL.A^*^  MUMiiium,  to  Uip . 


AD  J 


A  D  J 


blanditiaSy    to  flatter :  cxhxim    etr      cefi  unto,  ^%  m  ^vct 


potum,  to  eat  ard  drink :   confo. 
lationem,  to   coirfcrt ;  cruarlita- 
tern,  to  be  cruel:  coofuetudinea, 
to  aciu/Jtm 
This  'verb  governs  an  accafative  Vfitb 

a'dative  cafe,  or  an  adverb  of  place,  \  Adinfter,  fea  inOar 
infead  therebf'^  alfo  U  often    />« j  I  Adinvenio,  y«  invcnio 
another  arcufative  with  the  pra-  j  Adinventus,  fee  inventus  .  . 
pofiticn  !»d.  or  an  ablative  w/V/> ; -Aciypatum,  i.  n.yi/ wMf 


AdimenduSf  a,  um.  pt.  /•  be  l 
•^  away .     . 

Adimo,    ere,  emi,   <rtnptQiD. 
^  to  take  away,  keep  from 
Adimor,  i.  pafll  to  be  taken  an 


the  ^repofition  in 
AdbVbeor,  eri.  to  be  applied,  &c, 
AdlubTturUs,  a,  um.  about  to  ufe 
Adhibi'lus,  a,  um.  pt.  ufid' 
Adh:nnlo,  Ire.  n.,  to  neigh  after  ^ 
^  to  exafr   t  applaud 
Adhorefco,  ere.  to  be  greathf  afraid 
Adhortans,  tis.  pt.  exhorting    ■ 
Adhortatio,  onis.  f.  exhortation 
Adbortator,  oris.  m.  an  encourager 
Adhortatus,  a,  um.  pt.    hat/ing  ex- 
horted 
Adhortor,  arls.  dep.  to  encourage 
^dhuc,  adv.  hitherto,  hcfida,  as  yet 
A<tJ3<:ens,  tis.  pt.  lying  contiguous 
Arjaceo,  ere.  n.  tc^  border  u^on 
Aiij.^tio,  onis.  f.  angmcntntion 
AdJeflTvus,    a,   um.   aildtd  to,  ad- 

jecii'vey  ad}'  it-  cd  to 
Adjc£lurus,  a,^um.  pt.  about  to  add 
AdjcftuE^  a,  um.  pt.  ad'ie'd 
Adjedus,  us.  m.  an  adding  to  ' 
/)diens,  tis.  pti^c/;;^  to 
Adr^icn*,   tis.  pt.  artfirg 
.Adlyo,    ere,  cp,    a6>i.m.    a£l.    to 

drive,   bring  to,  f'rce 
/diacr.  i,  a^us.  paflT.  tohe*df'iven 
Adjici.^Iis,    pUpd  d 
Adjiciend&s,  a  J  umf.  pt;  ro  h  added 
Adjiciens,  tis.  pt.  adding  to 
rtdjicio,   ere,     ci,  cftuit.    aft.    to 


add,   apply,    caft  upon,    as  with 

the  eye  .  ..^,..„  «.  .v.  ..y«.  ,  -,— . 

A(  jicior^  i,  pafT.  to  It  added i  to  tej  Adjuturus,  a^  um.  ft,aimttii^ 


Adipifcendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  get 
AdTpifcor,  i,  adeptus.  comni.  to, 

obtain,    arrive  at,  overtake* 
■  ^  be  attained 

Adnur,  &;  aditum  eft.  imp.  tbef 
^  or  went  to 

Adicurus,a,  um.  pt,  about  top 
Adhus,  a,  um.  pt.  gone  to 
Aditus,  ^s.  m.  a  way,  means 
Adjudico,  as.  to  aeljudge,  determ 
Adjugo,  as.rv  couple  together 
Adjumentum,  i.  p.  help,  aid 
Adjunftio,  onis.  f.  a  eonjonSim 
Ad^unftor,  oris,  m.  who  join 
Aajunftum,  i,  n,  an  adjunff    ^ 
Adjunftus,  a,  um.pt.  annexed,  jni 
Acjungcndus,  a,  um.  pt.  tobtjti^ 

to 
Adjimgo,   ere,    xi,  ftum.  »ft»  ■ 
join  to,  •affociau,  apply,   r«»W| 
■    "procure,  enlarge,  takt  in  alBt*^ 
yvke,  fafen,  and  adjuDgjSrc  \f%  • 
take  part  wsh- 
•Aej»in»or,  i.  pafT.  to  be  join  J  f* 
Acjurans,  th,  y^' /wearing  u 
Acjuro,  as.  to  adjure,  or  ctnifa0 

to  i%cear',  tofwear  tolsfKn'j 
Aojuiabilii,  e.  ajfifting 
Arjutoy  as^  aft.  to  help 
-'^(«;utor,  ari.  to  be  helped 
Adjutor,  oris.  m.  an  heifer 
Arijutorium,  i.  n,fuceour,htj     j 
Adj-jtr  X  icis.  f.  ftto  KhoLd,!^ ' 


DM 

I)  am*  pt.  aS/ied 
\»,  a,  urn.  ft  to  be  helped 
tis.  pt.  belpifig 
s.  to  affifty  help 
iri,  men^t.  dtp.  to  mea^ 

ator,  oris,  m*  an  affiftant 
latus,  a.  um.  pt.  propped 
\o,  as.  ad-.'tfm/  admini" 
iris*^  dep.   to  prop,   aid, 

am,  i.  n.  a  prop^  aid 
',  tri,  m.  fee  minifter 
I,  ae.  f.  fee  miniftra 
itJo,-onis«  f.   care  of  af- 
^numftration 

■tor,  oris,  m.  an  admini' 
who  bat  tbe^care  6f  affain 
\f  U'  fee  miniftro 
^,  e  admrabU 
ras,  fee  admiratio 
rer,  ;idv.  wonderfully 
\i,  a.  nm.  pt.  4o  be  ad- 

tis.  pt.  admiring 
»  onis.  f.  aiintiration 
iris,  dep.^/0  wonder^at 
us,  a,  um.  pt,  /«  ^cr  mixed 
,  tis.  pt,  mixing 
ere,  ui,  miftuin  Sa  mix 
.  to  mixt  or  meddiewith 

cri.   pa(f.    to  ^«  iiw';ir£^ 
•ed  with 
<,  a,  am.  maie 
5,  i.  m.  tf  -zvhoremafier 
mis.  f;  admij/ion,  admit- 

'/' 

i,  n.a  cnme 

X,  t,  coition 
,    a>  ooi.   pt.   about  to 

f  om.  pt.  admitted,  fwift 
yr  admixtio^  oois.  f.  a 
r  mingling  | 


ADM 

Adoiiftut,  or  Admixtuiy  a,  um.  pt. 

mixed,  mingled 
Admittendus^  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  ad- 

mitted 
Ad  mittens,  tis.  pt.  admitting 
Admitto^  ere,  mifi,  miiRiro.  ad.  to 
admit,    commit^   gallop  ; .  ingraft, 
inoculate^  to  aJloWy  or  hearken  to 
Admittor,  ti,  milTus.  pafT.  to  be  ad" 

mitted,  ice, 
Admoderor,  ari.  dep,  to  govern 
Admodulor,  arts.  dc;p.  {ofng  to 
Admodibn,  adv.  very,  greatly,  very 
much  \  yes,  truly  )  as  yet,  forfome 
time 
Admoenio,  ire.  a.,to  ivall  about 
Admolior,  iri.  dep.  to  heap  up 
Admonendus,  z,  um.  pt.  to  be  ad- 

moni/ked 
Admonens)  tis.  pt.  admonififing 
Admoneo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  z€t,  to  put 

in  mind,  admonifl),  acquaint 
Admooeor,eri.,pa(l*.  tobeput  inmind 
Admdnitio,  onis,  f.  admonition^  coun- 

Jel,  advice 
AAmantov,  fee  monxtot 
Admonitum,  i.  n.  Admonitus,  fis..' 

m .  a  giving  of  adf^fce,  counfel' 
AdmonituruSf  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  ad- 

monifb  .    . 

Admonitus,  a,  um.  pt.  admonifhed 
AdmordeOy/trtf  mo^deo 
Adrtjorfus,  a,  um.  ^X,. bitten, 
AdmotJo,  onis.  f.  a  moving 
Admpturus,  a, um.4>t   abouttomove 
AHmotqs,  a,  um.  pt.  aujoinuig^  laid 
upon  ■    ,  .- 

Ad.naotus,  ds.  m*  a  moving 
Admovendus,  a,  um.  pi.to  be  brought 

or  moved  to  - 

Adraovena,  tis.  pt.  bringing  to 
Admoveo,    ere,    vi,    turn.   aid.  to 
move,    bring  to,   to  elofi  :  to  put 
to,  apply,  lay  upon 


ADO 

Admoveor,  cri.  p.  to  be  brought 
Admugio,  fee  mogio 
AdiTiurmu^atio,  fee  mtirmurati^ 
Admurmuro,  fee  murmuro 
Admutilo,  fee  mutilo 
Adnafcor,  fee  Agnafcor 
Adnavigo,  fee  navigo 
Adnepos,   oris.  m.  a  great  grand 

child's  grandfon 
Adnifus  or  Adnixus^  a,  um.  pt.^9* 

vin^  or   pufiing,    leaning    upou^ 

endeavouring 
Adno,  as.  adl.  tofioimto 
Adnubilo,  as.  ad.  to  darken 
Adnuto,  as.  ad.  to  nod  to 
Adolendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  befacrifieed 
Adoleo,  erc^  vi  &  evi,  ultum.  ad. 
.    to  increafe,  grow^  to   ivorjbip  iyf 
^  burnt  offerings  ;  to  burn 
Adoleor,  cri.  to  befacrifieed 
Adoiefcens,  tis.  c.  g.  a  youi^  man 
^  or  tvomtan 

Adolefcentia,  ae.  f.'time  if  youth 
Ad6I?fcentiila,  aB.F.  ajirl 
Adolefcentulus,  i.  m.  ^  firipling 
Adolefccnturio,  ire.  n.  toplay  the  boy 
Adolcfco,  ht,  evr.  n.  /•  grow  in 
Jfiature  '  ' 

Adopertus,  a,  am.  pt.  covered 
A'doprans,  ntis'.  pt.  adopting 
Adoptio,  onis.  f.  adoption,  grajfiinjg 
A^optivus,  a,  um.  adopted 
Adopto,  Is.   ad.  h  adopt  5  a£itmu 

take;  tb  ingraft 
Adpptor,  ari.  paOT.  io  be  adopted- 
Ador,  oris,  ^  oris.' n.'/'fff  ^r» 
Adurandus;   a,  um.pt.  to  be 


Adorans,  tis.  pt.  adoring 
AdSratio,  onis.  f.  adoration 
Adoraturus,  oBout  to  adoro 
Adoratus,  a,  \xm,v}orJbipj^  * 
Aadrea,  ae.  fl  reward 
AdoreuS)  \^  ^Xd.  of 


A  D  V 

Adorean,  u  n.  fei  Ador 

Adorior,  Trii  oreth,  in,ortuf.  dep. 

to  ajkub,  accoft,  attempt 
Adoroatus>  a^  um.  pt.  aiorned 
Adorno^  as.  aft.  to  adorn^  prepare, 

rig,  equip 
Adornor,^  ari.  p«  to  be  adorned 
Adoro,    asr  a^.  to  honour,   adofe, 
^fahite,  V)orfiip 
Adorfusy  z,  uoi.  pt.  he^n 
Adortus,  a,  tun.  pt.  Jetting  upon 
Adploro,  as.  a.  to  bewail 
Adrado,  ere,  a€,  afum.  z,toptm 
Adrcpo,  ttt,  pfi,  ptutn.  a.  to  creep 

unto  or  into ;  to  injinuate 
'  Adfdfcoy  Jee  afcifco 
AdfitQS^  a,  um.  ^t,  planted  near 
Adfum,   es,  fui,  efle,  fiitarut,  n. 

to  beprefent,  to  ceme  to  ajfijl',  to 

fiay  \  to  be  added  \  to  be  ready  \ 

to  be  attentive, 
Adveftio,  onis.  f.  a  carrying  to 
Adveiaitius,  a,  um.  imported 
AdveOo,  as.  a,  to  carry  often  to 
Advtftus,  fis.  m,  fee  Adveftio. 
Adveftuty  a,  um.  pt^  carried  to 
Adveho,  Sre,  xi*  ftum.  aft.  to  carry 

by  fea  or  landy  import  and  export 
Advehor,  i.  p.  to  be  moved,  carried 
Advelo,  as.  a.  to  cover 
AdvJini,  St,  c.  g.  a  foreigner 
AdvenSraCuSy   having  vjorjinpped 
AdvSneror)  aris.  dep.  to  adm 
AdvenienSy  tis.  pt.  coming  to 
AdveniOy  ire,  veni,  vencum.  n^  to 

come,  to  come  to,  to  accrue 
Adxentans,  tis.  pc.  coming  to 
Adventitius>  a,  um,  foreign,  coittin^ 

by  chance,  auxiliary 

AdventOy  as.  to  approach 

A.dwentor,  oris,  m,  agvejl 

^<tre/Jt6riv3,  a,  um,  congratulatory 

^dremuru$,  pt.  aSottt  f  cme 


A  D  U 

Adventus,  As.  m.  A  coming,  an  ap- 
proaching: an  arrival.  Advent 
Adverbium,  ii.  n.  an  adverb 
Advcrbero,  as.  to  beat  much 
Adverrens,  tis.  pt.  brujbing 
Advcrfa,  orum.  pi.  a.    misfortune^ 

mijery,  affliSiien 
Advcrfens,  tis.  pt.  thwarting 
Advenarius,  i.  m.  an  enemy 
Adversaria^  orum.  pi.  n.  a  hook  of 

notes,  memoirs 
Advcrsatrir,  Tcis.  f.  a  female  opponent 
Adversitas,  itis.  f.  adverfity,  cou" 

trariety,  difference 
Advcrfum,  i.  n.  adverfity,  mijery 
Adverfum  (pr.  with  an  ace.  cafe) 
againfi,  toward^  to  (adv.)  towards 
one 
Adverfos,  a»  um.   pt.  oppofite,  over 
againji,    right  towaras  us   (adj^) 
unfortunate,   evil,  difpleafedg   im- 
feafenable 
Adverfiis,  pi*.  &  zAv,fee  adverfum 
Advertehs,  ntis.  pt.  observing 
Adverto,  ere,  ti,  Aim.  a.  to  turn  to, 
to  bring  before,  to  advert,    turn, 
apply  the  thoughts 
Advertor,  i.  to  be  obferved 
AdvefpSraicic>  imp.  itgrervs  late 
Advigilo,  as.  Jee  vigilo 
Adulans,  X'xu^l,  flattering 
Adulatio,  onis,  f.  adulation, fiattery 
Adulator,  oris.  m.  a  flatterer 
Adulatorius,  ai,^m.  fawning 
Adnlor,  arin.  dep.  to  fawn,  flatter 
Adultrr,  tri.  m.  on  adulterer 
AdultSratos,  a,  um.  adulterated 
AduherTnus,  a,  um.  begot ;  counter" 
^  feit,  falfct  adulterine    " 
Adnitertum,  i.  n-  adultery  - 
Adultero,  as.  a.   to  debauch,  couU' 
tkrfvt^  cvru^t,  adulterate 


A  DY 

Adultus,  a,ffm.  pt.  adult,p 
Adonil>rittm,  adv.  ohfcurdj 
Adumbratiot  onis.  f.  ajkttti 
^  dewing  of  a  thirg 
Adtimbratas,  a,  um.  ipt.  Jba 
Adumbro,  as.  to  fiiidefnai 

to  make  a  ch awing ^  tojkn 
^  to  imitate^  or  repre'etit 
Aduncltas,  atis.  f.  hookednif 
AduncQs,  a,  um.  hooktd 
Adunatos,  a,  om.  ptjeined, 
AdvScatiOy  5nis.  f.  a^/ur, 

confuitation,  and  the  offitt 

from.  Or  advocates 
Advtfcatui,  L  m.  an  advoca 

filior 
Advdco,  as.  aft.  to  call,  or 

to  plead,  advifeor  affifil 

or  /mmHon  together  I  to  a 

conjure  \  to  allure 
Advocor,  arit.  to  befummom 
Advc^lans,  tk.  pt,  Jfj^ng  to 
Advolaiurus,  -pt.  about  tofi 
Adv6k>,  as.  n.  to  fly  to,  to  go 

to  make  hafie 
Advolvens,  tis.  pt.  rolling  t 
Advolvo,  Sre^  vi«  lutom.  a^ 

to,  to  reach  untt 
Advolvor,  i.  p.  fo  he  rolled  I 
AdvoliStus,  a,  nm,  profirate, 
Adurens,  ntis.  pt.  burning 
Adnrgens,  tis.  p^.  purfuing 
AdurgenduSf  pt.  to  beforcd 
Aduro,  cvt,  ff\,  ftum.  a.  i 

fcorch,  and  to  ^nctrwith 

Aduror,  i.  Hus.  to  befcorcba 
Adufque,  even  to 
Adul^io,  onis.  f.  a  buningt 
Adiiftus,  a,  um.  burnt,  frif 
Adytum,  i.  n.  the  h^  of  I 
f acred  place  ^the  TwyA 


\ 


A  U 


k  £ 

s,  is.  f.  a  b^ufe,  or 
\Htber  J  Curt. 

«  //■///?  kftufe,  nicb 
pt.  fo  ^^  hp^lt 
lis,  f.  tf  building 
la,«,  f^fmali  huilding 
fis.  m.  iz  builder 

pt.  tf^«/  ro  ^<^;7^ 

um.  pt.  ^«/7r 
I.  tf  buildingf  a  bouje 
ft.  /o  build,  pre& 
,  to  be  built 
tn  edile. . 

L  office  of  Mile 
m,  of  an  edile 
^dituus,   1.   m.   an 
hurch  *voatdin 
Jicky  *iueakf*difficult, 

grieved  for  j  doubts 

as,  confilii  aeger 
'dos,  f.  ajhietd 
,  crrimi,  grievoujly, 
Hculty 

pt.  being  fick 

'  ^»  ^'■"/j  fir  row 
f.  fckneft 
s.  f^ficknefs 
to  hefuk 
-i.ftck 
be  ri-v^ 
.  to  be  imitated 
pt.  emulatine 
1.  f.  emulation,  imi- 


M  QU 


iE neater,  oris,  m,  a  trumpeter 
i^nfus,  a,  um.  adj.  Artf2Stf« 
Enigma,  atis.  n.  a  riddle 
^quabiiis,  c.  equal,  or  alikt 
iEquabililas,  atis.  f.efuahty 
ifiquabmtcr,  adv.  equally 

^qualis,  c.  equal 


i^quaevus,  i,uvcL»o/tbe  fame  age 


,  efUi 
ofti 


;.  m.  <i  ri W 
a  competitor,  rival 
.  emmout,  rivalling 
DQ.  /ir«  »muIatio 
dep.-ri>  endeavour  to^ 
Xe,  /^//S5»/ 


^quales,  pi  equah 
^quaiitas,  atis.  f^  equality 
^quali'.er,  adv.  equally 
^^quaodus,  a,^  um.ro  be  equalled 
i^quaoimTtas,    ati^.    f.    ^atiehct^ 

evennefs  of  temper      •    ^ 
iKquanimtter,  adv.  patiently 
iSquans,  tis.  pt.  equalling 
^quatio,    onlsi  f.  an.  equation,  a 

making,  or  laying  even 
i^quacor,  oris.  in.  the  equ^ttr, 

equino^iai  line 
i^quaturus,  pt.  about  to  equal 
^quatud,  pt.  made  even 
-^quc,  adv.  ai  well,  alike,  fo 
iEquilibris,  c.  of  equal  weight 
^^quilibritas,.  atis.   f.'  t^uality  of 

weight  .  ■ 

Equilibrium,  i.  n.  aneyenpoijo 
-/Equinoftiaii?,  c,  equinoSiial 
Equi^odtium,  i.  o.  the  fquiaox 
Equiparans,  tis,  pj.  eaualling 
Equipollentia,  ae.  f.  fame  import 
Equipondiuoij  \»r A, Jiume  weight 
•-^^quitas,  atis.J.  equity^  jujiice 
iSquivaleo,  ere,  n,  to  equal 
EquivocaUo,^pjiis,  f.  equivocation 
iEquivoce,  adVr  doubtfully 
-^qulvocusi,  jL,  um,  equivocal 
.£quo,  as.  tQ  equal,  level,  lay  fiat,  ^ 
^0  divide Mito  equal parff^  tofiotfi- 
.pare  .      . 

Equor,  aris.  ^,to  bf  levelled   . 
Equor,   oris,  n,   tbefeaj  any  ttyel 
^j   ■  ior/>/a/tt.i  ■  fhe  earth,  the  air  J 

iuSquoreus,  a,  um.  tftheJ^M-^       '  '] 


JE  ST 

iCquum,  1.  a,  equity,  re^tfon 
iCquuSy  a,  um,  level,  even,  fpuJ; 

kind,   juft,    impartial^    contented,  . 

patient  i  moderate^  friendfy  . 
Act,  is.  m.  in  ace,  aera.  pi,  WBtU^ 
<  l%eair,  dtmofphere,  breath 
JEtz,  a.'f,  period  of  time 
iSramentumy  i.  brap  wmri 
jflEraria,  at."  f.  copfer  mine 
yErariupi,  i,  n.  tbetreafury  "'' 
J^rarius^  s^  "um.  belonging  to  brajb* 
'  or  copper  5  or  to  fhe  treafitry 
'i^racus,  a,  am.  made  ofbraJtMoan^ 

aeratus,  a  bankrupt  * 

iCreus,  a,  nm,  made  of  brafi 
Aerius;  a/  um*  airy,  lofty 
^rifer,  a,  um.  bearing  frafl    '     • 
l^rifodihsi,  ae.  f.  brafxmine 
Ahripts^^  pedis,  c,  q,fwift footed 
iCrifSaus,  a,  nm.  founding  like br^/it' 
^rd^  oh\i,^m.  a  mdt  to  lieoti' 
Erofus;  a,*  um,full  of  brafs,  «icC 

with  brafi 
iPrag^nofus, -a,  umu  ntfy  '^ 

iCrugo,  inis.V.  ruflfmrldew,  blight f 

biting  languag^e'    -    '     "  .   ■  - 

i£rumna,  s.  f.  toil^-  hard  Uhoarp 

anguifb,  affliSion 
Erumoabilis,  le,  &  asrdmnofut,  a» 

um.  wretchtd,  calamitous,  miffraiU    ' 
/Ei,  aeris,  n.  brafi,  copper,  mon^  of 
.    any  metal  »•» 

iEftaSj.atis.  f."/i/«»r?r  *^- 

yEftates,  pL  heats  ' 
iEfttfcr,  a,  \xm,fultry 
,  .2£ftimabriis>  e.  ifiimable 
i^Tmandus,  a,  um.  pt.  m  be  i" 

flcemed,  valueii 
iSftimans,  tis.  pt.  efietming 
^ftimatio,   oris.  f.  a  valuing  pft  * 

f citing  a  f  rtcr\  a  5«ai^ulttl\otv 

F  £^ 


M  r  n 

/Bftimo,as,  aft.  to  value,  fit  a  ^ice 
upQH  }  efitim,    regard^    make  a 
judgment  of 
/E^imar,  arie.  to  he  efieeni'd,  &c. 
/Bftiva^  orum.  pi.  n.  a  fold,  gr^to, 
Jhad*  for  cattle  j  «  eountry  feat, 
fummer  boufe,  Jummer  quarters 
JE^iya\\9,  Jc.  oftbefummr 
/EQ^VAXio,  oniSi  f.  afummer-JUt 
^liive,  adv.  at  in  jummer 
JE^lvOf  as*   to  retire  into  fummer 

lodgings 
^(ITvus,  a.  Mm,  pertatning  to  fummer 
^ftuans,  tis.  ^t,  fcorcbing,  Jultry, 

full  ofpaffion 
iSftuaritiin,  i.  n.  any  bite  cohere  the 
Jeaflsws,  a  hey^  race,  armeftbefea 
.i^ftuacio,  onis.  f.  an  beating 
J£»^uOf  as.   A.  f0  3f  very  bott    te 
fuuflter,  to  fnveat'y  to  hoil  over  ^ 
to  foam,  as  tne  Tea  ;  to  fret  and  vex 
^{^uofe,  adv.  hotly 
AL^'fiofWy  a,   i!iTn.  very  hot,  rifing 

like  the  tide^  Iml'ing  up 
JE^Wf  <is.  m.  heat  of  ^weather  'y  fleam 
of  a  furnace  \  burning  of  a  fever  '^ 
m  foaming  Jea  ;  tbi  tide  ;  a  torrent 
9j[ fir  earn  t  a  duubtfij  mind,  the /way 
cf  anger,  love,  ambition^  8cc,  frtt' 
f^^i   ^f  foine.   Sec.  fermentation  j 
fifte  and  fway  vf  cufiom^  as.  aeAus 
tdnfuetudinis,  Cic.  de  legg. 
^tas,  tatis,  f.  the  age  of  man:  an 
age  of  lOo  years,  an  age  or  gene» 
rstivn  of  men  j  timf,  f  roper  feafon^ 
a  year  I  a  day\    infancy^  youtb^ 
Und  other  ftages  oflifi 
^,tat«m.  adv.  an  age,  long  labile 
^ternttas,  atis,  f,  eternity 
^terno,  as.  aft.  to  eternize 
ySrerndm,  adv.  f<fr  ever 
'^ tern  us,  a,  um.  eternal,  conttnua/y 

e^tJicr,  en's.  id.  Mf.  pi.  in  acc. 


A  F  F 

aethera  ^  athrrem.     *The  pure 

air'y  thefiy  ex  firmament -^  beavin 
i^thereus,  a,  um,   ethereal,  airy; 

celefiial,  divine 
^ihiops,  Oi>is.  m.  a  black 
i^thiSpus,  i.  m.  a  black 
^thra,  ae.f.  the  clear  fly 
^ti616gia,  ae.  f,  a  figure  in  rbet,  or 

fhewing  of  a  raufe  or  reafon 
Actitps,  ae.  m.  the  eagitflone 
^vitas,  atis.  f.  age^  \ternity 
^  VI  tern  OS,  a,  um.  rtetnal 
.^vum,  i.  n.  the  life  of  man^  an  age, 

or    I  oo  years,  an   aBion  done  in 

time,  or  old  age 


AFF 


A  F 

Afer,  fra,  rum.  of  af rick. 
Affshi'Iis,  c.  afablf,  courteous 
Affabiiytas,  atis.  f.  afab'lity 
Affabiliter,  adv.  aurteoufly 
Affabre,  adv.  curioufy 
AHfabiiatio,  onis.  f.  moral  of  a  faH« 
Affaris,   or  affare,  afiatus,    affuri, 
fr&ni  arFor,    inufit.     "to  jpeak  to, 
thank,  intrcat 
Ad^tinly  adv.  abundantly 
AflFatus/a,  um.  pt.  fpeaking  to 
AflFatus,  ^s.  m.  ta'k,  difrcurfe 
Affeftandus,  pt.  tobeaffeSled 
AfFeftans,tis.  pt.  ajfefting 
AffsftatS.  adv.  tvith  aficBation 
Affcftatio,  oris,  f.  fl^<*7fl/M»;   hve 
AflTeftator,  oris.  ra.  an  afpirer  j  an 

affecled  perfon 
Affeftatus,     a,   um.    pt.   affeSed  ^ 

defired,  endeavoured  after 
Affeftio,  onis.  i\  love,  affeBion,  na- 
tural difpoftion 
AfFefto,  as.  r©  ajfeB,  defire,  afpire, 

f  0  fttk  for  Qvermuch 
Affadov,  am,  to  be  affeBtA 

AtTeau^Cvft,^«^tft 


AfFeftflrus,  about  to  aftS 
Aff«ft«8,  a,  um.  pt  /»/'^' 
■    cumfianced,  dif/o[t<{,  /W"" 
Weak,  broken,  languiP'H 
Affcftui.  \is.  m.   tbe^fSit 
pofition,  mot'on,  or  ^/j/»  * 
or  tfiind  y  fckr.eff,  Iwt 
Afferendus,  pt.  to  be  irovftf 
AfFprens,  mis.  pt.  hrirpn^ 
Affc'ro,  affcrre,  attnli,  alla'"^ 
to  bring,  report,  Ml/r^gf,^ 
cer.  tribute  }  eatfe,  iretd,  f 
cure.     And  it  Is  frequent 
gli/hed  by  theveib  of  tbei 
^ing  noun 
Afferor,  erris,  alJatus,  palT. 

brought.  Sec, 
AffVrru',  imp.  nevfsecmet 
Afficiendus,  a,  um.  pt.  tohet 

or  puvlfbcd 

Afficio,  er  e,  cci,  ctom.  aft. « 

influence,    to  move,    vfith 

e.'tl  er  to  body,  or  rnindt 

joined  to  a  noon,  it  is  rf 

by  the  wrb  of  that  noon, 

ficcTC  deleftatione,  /o^% 

Afficior,  I,  t(\tK.  to  be  inoved 

Affictus,  9,  um,  pt.feigneiif 

AfR^OfCre,  xi,  xum.  afl.  w 

fix  upon,  imprint 

Affigor,  gi,   xus.  pafC  to  It 

fajhnd,    Affigilcao,/»A 

bed 

AfTingpns,  ntis.  ^t,  forming 

Affingo,  Jfre,  xi,  ftum.  ad. 

or  fapion,    to  frame,  det 

invent ;  to  eMinterfeit  and  i 

A/Engor^  i.  pafT,  to  beformd 

Affinis,  e.  adj.  adjacent;  sf 

marriage,  bennngajbarei 

fnefi,  acceffbry,  privy  wtf 

Affinis^  ii.  c.  g.  a  coufn 


ttJeBtA  UjRttttas,  atis.  f.  afitity 


f.  an  affrwaMn 
m,  an  ajfirmer 
m.  pt.  termed 
to  affirttiy  cwfirm 
X,fafitnd  t9y  fating 
ucd  upmy  adhering 
I 
C.    breathing  upottf 

,    pt.    bh'wn   upon, 
dy  full  of  breath  ; 

a  blafl,  breathirg 
tvindj  a  vapBur, 
9n 

am.  n.  tc  'oeep 
'.  a  thrttvfiitgitwny 

affliS'nn 

to  tofsy  vex 

be  dafbed 

a  tormenter 

pt.  thrown  doiDttt 

fpiit'y   profagate, 

trottbh 

flutn.  aA.   to  dt- 

dijquiet 

'0  be  affliBtd 

Sreatht  upon 

e  infpirea,   biaped, 

,  flowing f  abound' 

abundance 

cojop.  more  abun^ 

.  aQ.  tofiew  upon^ 
^ether^  to  abound 
fliim.  k€t,  to  dig 


A.Q  G 

AffezQ%o,  ett.  z€t,  to  break 
AfFtemo,  he,  n.  to  murmur 
AflFrico,  as.  a£t.  to  rub  againfl 

AflTri^s,  us.  m.  a  robbing  upon 
Affrio,  as.  a  A.  to  crumbie 
Affalgco»  ere,  £,  fum.  n.  to  fhine 

upon,  topnileupon^  to  favour 
A0i)ndQ,i?reyU(li.  iwtti»^€t,top^mrinto 
AfTundor^  i,  fufus.  to  be  poured  upon 
Affufus,  a,  urn.  pt.  pwredupoa 
Afifutujus,  about  to  be  prefent 
Aforis,  adv.  froht  without 
Africaaus,  brought  out  of  Africk 
Africus,  z,  um,fouth  weft 


It  thereafter 


I 


A  G 

Agape,  es.  f.  a  lave  feaf 

Agafo,  onis.  m.    groom 

Age,  pi.  ai^ite.  impec*  eomi  on,got§ 

Ageduin,  adv.  come  on^  weU 

AgHaftos,  never  Jaughinr 

Agcllus,  i.  m.  a  tittle  field 

Agcma,  atis.  n.  a  battalion, Jfusdron^ 
brigade 

Agendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  b^drimem, 
done,  that  mufi  be  done 

Agens,  tis.pt.  doing,  .driving 

Agen$,  fubft.  an  agent 

Ager,  agri,  m.  a  field,  farm,m§mt  \ 

^  country,  county  otfbtre 

AgeiiJ^  ^0  to,  come  on 

Aggemo,  ere.  n.  to  Jigbat 

Agger,  cris  m,  an  heap  ^  eati/him ^ 
mud  wall;  rampart,  bi^wartt  ^ 
fhdfin  thejea ;  dam  or  bank  to  keep 
rivers  frjm  overflowings  ammuei 

Pi%%eT'i\xi^,z,yxm*\iU  heaped  up 

Aggerendus,  pt.  to  he  banked  up 

Aggcro,  at.  to  heap,  lay  oa  heaps  j 

aggravate,  exaggerate 
Aggero,  ire,  eM,  eAam.  aAs  t$  Utf 

fjraAi^,/,^/^at4»tw  . 


A  G  I 

Aggeftio,  Snit.  f.  a  heaping  up 
Aggefttts,  a»  am.  pt.  heaped  a^ 
Aggeftus,  da,  m.  «  htef,    mouutp, 

terraet,  piM  ofoarth^  iutrouehment 
AggI5m&o»  as.  a.  /•  wind  t^i  t^ 

gather  into  a  ho^  or  troojp 
Afglutiiiaiidui,  pt.  to  afociate 
Agglutino,  at.  a.  to  ^tw,  fildtri 

ejfieiate 
AggiXvant,  tit.    pt.    e^greiwiAug, 

btigbtnii^^  making  heavy  exfltepj 
Aggni vitas,  a,  um.  aggravated 
Aggravefeeasy  tU .  pt.  growing  wm§ 

trouhkfome 
Aggravoy  as.  tu  to  aggrawiie 
Aggravor«  arit.pair.  toheprtfidm 

troubled i  takemadeworft 
A%gnidAtaiWf  tobeattea^iod 
Aggr^ior«  i,  flus.  dep.  to  go  matff^ 

to  aeeoft,  to  affauk,  to  aUempi 
Afgflio,  at.  a.  to  ofemMof  tognAew 

^fgAer,  toetlfodat$ 
Aggreior,  ari.  to  be  gathered  togttktt 
Aggieflio^  oiMs.f.  an  attack 
Aggfcflbr»  oria.  m.  an  aggreflbr 
Aggreflunity  about  to  attack 
Agnls,  e.  aOive^  hrifk^  fwifi 
AgtlitaSy  atis.  {•Mruity 
Aipfliter^  adv.  niiulfy 
4ginator»  Srit. a.  mpedltr 
AgilabiUt,  e.  moveable 
Agitandttt,  a,  uni.  pt.  toffeef,  »MM#| 

JjfUd,  difeufed 
ApUMO,  tit.  pt.  moving^  &C« 
A^titio,  Sris.  f.  motiou 
Agitlcoff,  oris.  m.  a  driver 
Agitatnsy  a,  oa.  pt.  t^ed,  maetti^ 
ftirred,  ^texed,  perpkxedm  troubled  ± 

exerdfed,  imleyed\  dAifed,  ddL 

eujed,  handkdi  ehumedi  nimA,     . 


AGO 

gcvern  J  trcuhit,  vtx^  d/fjuiet,  to 
'€mfider  snd  cafi  about ;  /e  handle 
sad  debate^  to  escercijt  and  f$a£iije'y 
to  dwell 
Agicor,  iris.  H  be  tcf^d,  &c, 
Agnien,  ini*,  n.  an  arwy  mtarehinfr ; 
s  cmipamy  of  foldicn  \  a  ninnb$r  cf 
feople,  or  other  Jivrng  creaturetga- 
tbertdt^gHher-j  theciurfi  otjhr.am 
.  rfa  river  j  the  mindingef  m  fkffti 
Agna,  X.  f.  M  ewe  Umb 
Agna/cor,  i,  natut.  dep.  /tf  be  bom 
after  a  father  i  wiil  irmade,  f  he 
related  byrtbefatbef^s.fide. 
Agnatioy    onk.    f.  kindred  by    tbe 

father^ t  fide  \  etgrmoittg-te 
Agnati,  orvm.  pJ.  m,  abm  iy  tbe 

faibtrifide 
AgnatUF,  a,  urn.  pt;  jrrmohgttp^  or 
Uf  at  hair  and  nails  do«    Crtfwok 
itjby  or  bejidet  nature^  as  %  fimb 
"JPV^i  Ac! 
Agncllus;  1.  flD.  a  lambkin 
A^ninus,  a»  um.  ofM  hmh 
A[(ni(io,  dnis.  f.  am-ewmng  ' 
AgniiuG,  a,  um.  pt.  owned 
Agnomen,  inis,  n.  Jurtiame     • 
A};n5i^ieniuni,  i.-a.  0  ir^A  ;«z»J« 
Agnorrinatio,  oris.  f.  id.- 
Agnomino,  as.  to  nklnante 
AgkK](rceodii8>  pt.  to  be  auwed 
Agnofcens,  lis.  ^\»mckt,cwied^^ 
Agnufco,  5.C,  ovt,  ?riiin.  a.  /0|(mw, 

to  find  out^  to  aUoeVi  owr,  4KI0<0 

Agnofcor,  i.  :o  he  aek/towitdged 

Agnottis,  y^f  agnitus 

Agnus,  \,  n\,  alamb 

A{K>;  ore,  §gi,  a£lum.  .sifil.  4«  i(IW«i0 ; 

to  d:>  /^i^nefsy  to   talk  of^  to  take 

^are  -Iffy  to  endeavour,  t9  indite,  to 

apply,  or  brin^   to,    to  ffiotw,*  or 

Jufy^O  ^^  dijiurb,  to  litte,  gfi,'pefr 

ijftMSfe;  jUnf^lf  4ibf  /^/  4f,  49  .dUf/* 


AH 

with,  to  pleadf  exe'^cfftj  tonnt, 
reckon f  mait'ige,  govern t  bargain 
or  contrail  for.  And  it  is  otten 
enpli/hcd  by  tbt  verb  of  the  fol- 
lowing; noun,  at,  agere  curfuin, 
to  raw  :  ag^re  vitam,  to  Kve 
Apor,  eris,  agji,  ad>us.  paflT.  to  be- 
driven,  done^  handled^  debated, 
dec.  lioerus  a^itur,  .liberty  list  at 
^  flake 

Agon,  onis.  m;  a  match  at  any  ex- 

erciPr:  tbe  place  of  wreflling,  &r. 

The  facrificing  priefi,  mufie  prixes, 

agones  tnuiici 

Agonaiia,   ium.  pi.  n.  (olemn  feajii 

kept  with  games  and  cxfrci'es 
Agcnii,  ae.  f.  ok  ^ry^  plil'-on 
Anonifta,  x.  m,  a  ivrcft/cr 
^Agonizo,  as.  z€t,  Sc-or,  unf.  dep./o 
i     fit  I've  for  ma  fiery 
^Agoev^rh^ca,    ar.  m.  mafier  of  tbe 
j     reveh 

A^orauomttS,  i.  m.  clerk  of  the  market 
lA^rarius,  a,  um.  of  fields 
Agre*  «s.  f.  *hc  dou  catch,  plunder 
.^greftiir,   e,    tdor^ifig   to  fields,    or 
tbe  country'^  bred  m  the  country  5 
cljWttiJh,    unmannerly,    ill   bred'y 
fi'.i!rfiv^  WiJd  ;  karjh 
Apje-.Tct,   pi.  fubjl.  rujiirks 
<ipri«y4,  a?,  ni    &  f.  hujhandman 
;AiirT.  olarisj-e,  of  Ijufitandry 
|Africultor,  oris.  m.  abujbandaatt 
|Agricultuta,  «.  f.-  hufvandry 
Agrindiitf,  i.  ar  ontis,  m.  a  dog 
AgripeU,  ae.  m.  tf  ciatmer  iu   the 

divtfion  of  lands 
jAgrium,  4.  a.  a  fort  ofmtre 


..AH 

A.  N;  al)br..jbr  alii  homines 

■AL !  UKtt).  ^  /  ^^7  ^ffw  if  AM  / 


A  L 

Wie,  no,  aioay,  ho  !  I 
Aha,  interj.  a-way,  lie 
All  ah,  oh^  ^"fiibirg, 
Aheneos,  a^  um.  braxe. 
Ahenipef,  cdis.  hr/men 
Ahenum,.  i.  o.  a  co/per, 
Ahenus,  a,  um..  brazen 


A  I 

Ai,  impcrat.  ab  a'o,  fa] 
A  in*,  for  a'fne  ?  Jajf  you 
Aio,  Mf,  ait,  aiuor.  v( 
in  imperf,  aiebam,  as 
atit,ant,  in  p«rfe£Jo, 
aifiii.  In  imperat.  mi 
optat,  aias,  ai.it.  aii 
Part.  aieas»  Toa^rm, 


A  L 

Ala>  «•   fl  /«  V)-n^yp\ 

arm  pit.     The  d;f, 

tf  rmy,  additio:}s  to  tbej 

ijigs,  a!x  vclorum,  / 

Alabaftcr,   i.  m.  Alahaj 

ment  box 
Alabaftruan,  i.  n.  id. 
Alaccr,  m.  cris,  f.  ere,  » 
e.  merry,    hrilk,  chea 
geuus  j  ptrce  ;  ready  \ 
Alacritas,  aNs.  f.  olac\ 
Alacriter,  readibf,  chu 
Alapa,  x,.f„ajlap  on  t 
A'aris,  e.  btlongir.gto  t 
Alarius,  a,  unv.  ia. 
AUtus,  a,  um.  wnged 
Alanda,  se.  {».  a  lark 
Alba,  ae.  f.  an  alb 
^Ibarinno,  i.  n.  li'bite 
A  Ibarivs^a,  um.  wude  ^ 


G  A  L  I 

vbite  wajber      \  Mfto,  trt,  fi.  n.  fo  ^^  cold  :  to  catch 
t.  made   wbite,       eoLl\  to  be  difregardtd 

Algidas,  a,  um.  chill  ivitb  cold 
itenefi  Algor,  oris.  m.  eold^  cbilnefi 

tjjb,  hoary  Algofus*   ^  um.  full  of  Jea  vfted, 

he  lobite  a'fi  very  coldy  chilly 

ing  white  Algos,  i.  m.  car.  pi.  cold 

o  white  or  hn'gbt  Alia,  ad  v.  fame  other  way 

Khh,  atkr.  at  another  time,  in  ano' 
nttjb  ^  ther  mantterf  after  another  fafinm 

'hite   colour,  the  Alibi,  adv.  ei/e  vohere^  with  another 
ferfoH,  in  another  place^  tit  any  other 
bite  daffodil  ^  hnfinrfs^  or  affair 

white  fpot  in  the  Alibtlis,  6.  nourijbing 
tn  egg  Aiica,  c  f.  fiumnury^  bafy  pudMng 

le  what  white       AlTcaftrum,  i.  n.  a  kind  of  corn 
e  table^  on  which  AlTciSbi,  adr.  ybme  where,  any  where, 
ees,  edi^s,   &c,    ^  in  fame  place,  in  aty  place 
r:alift  of  names:  Alicula>  c  f.  a  child's  coat 
>ite,  whitenefs       Alicunde,   adv.  from  fome   place  i 
r«r  albugo  ^fromfimebody,  or  thing  * 

re,  hoary  j  pale,  Alienit'O,  onis^    f«    an    alienation, 
happy  or  making  over  to  another  \  a  wttbm 

'caic  drawing  from  one's  acquaintance  j 

hng^sfijber  an  awrfion.  Mentis  alienatio^  the 

chymy  lofsofonesfenfes 

an  alcbyntifi  AHenaturus,  ahontto  alienate 

7e,alkoran  Alienatus,  a,  um.  pt.  alienated 

X  dice  J  baxard,   Alienlgena,  ae.  c.  g.  a  foreigner 

Aii§oiKenus,  a,  um.  foreign 
ce  player  Alieno,  as.  a.   to  aUenate,  Jill,  dc" 

of  dice  liver    up   poffejjlon^    to   difcard^ 

tr  ^  witbdraiv,  revolt 

\  alemhick  Alienor,  arts,  to  be  alienated 

vrijbed  Alenus,  a,  um.  adj.  another  man* s, 

lea  tor  <f  another  country,    alien ;    difa- 

'»  H^ht  greeahle;  of  fXKCtber  fort ',  abfurd, 

^owl,  or  bird         _  dclireous^  averfe^  hurtful,  ofinfive 
r/J?  Alifcr,  era,  (frum.  nvinged 

made  offjh  AlTgcr,  era,  ^rum.  winged 

n.  an  antidote     Alimentarius,  a,  um.  nutritive 
(  Aumentum,  i.  n.  nourijhment 

chill  \hb,  idVf  to  another  place 

veed  ,  Aiioi^ui^  eMoquia,  ether'Sffife^  coo}. 


ALL 

Aliorfi^my  adv.  efewhere,  M 
^  purpofe,  otberwife  than 
AlTpet,  edis.  c.  %.fwifi^foot 
Aliqul^  adT.  by  feme  flace,  or  MtMf 
Aliquammultiy  a  good  many 
Aliqoandid,  adv.  a  good  whik,  fimt 
^  timet  a  little  while 
Aliqaand6,  wAw,  fometimes,  at  lengthy 
^fomeerh,  bereafier 
AliquantiHum,  adv.  a  very  Stth 
Alrqnantirpiry  adv.  a  little  whib 
Allfqnancd,  wiw,fomewbat 
AliquaatSldm,  eAj.Jome  part  («dr.) 
^nenterfihttle 
Aliqnantum,  adv.  a  Bttle 
AlTquantut,  a,  nm.  a  little 
AliquatibtU>  wiv,fomtwbai 
Aliquid,  fubft.  Jometbing,  /tmemfmff 
a  grutt  auater,  ef  greai  note,  «r 


Aliquisv  tltqoa,  aliquod,  araliqiiidt 
feme,  feme  body,  fomething^  fem$\ 
or  other,  feme  certain  perfen  $    ef 
fome  note  or  ^eem 
Aiiquirpiam*  aliquapiany  aUqnod- 
^  piam>  ar  aliquidpiiun 
Aliqulfqatniy  adiqoaqoam,  aliqoid* 
^  quam^  any 

Aiiqudy  ndr,fmuwlMer 
Alfquot.  pi.  iadcd.  feme,  afiw 
AliquSdes.  adv.  ditirs  timet 
Aliquoverf^m,  adv.  oneway  eretiet 
Aliter,  adv.  otberwife,  ^fter  aneih^if 
^  manner^  e^ 

Alitusy  a,  um.  pt.  neetrifbed,  kept 
Aliunde,  ^Av,  from  another  plate,  ef 

or  from  feme  other  perfon 
Aliusy  a,  ud*  gen*  alius ;  dai,  al3« 
ad),  another,  othtr,-  diverfe,  eetejr 
^  trary,  changed,  perfenated 
Aliufmj^df,  adv.  otberwife 
AUabens,  tis.  pt.  fliding,  fij^ittg 
'  Allabor,  ens,  ^(u%«  ^%  to  {Uda>  ^ft 


A  LL 

AUapfus,  (U.  ID.  «  >(^'fi;,  ftf^yiirg- 
Allitrant,  tii.  pt.  harhng  at 
AiUtro,  at.  ta.  |oi«r*  «f ;  to  rear, 

as  the  Tea  J  f  fonder 
AUatanii,  1,  on,,  pt.   wiV  bring, 

or  procure 
AUatus,  a»  wn^  ^.  brmgbt^  toU 
Allando;  as.  a«  to  commend 
AUeAatio,  onia.  f.  an  tnticang 
«     AUcdo,  as.  a  to  allure,  decoy 
Alienor,  oris.  m.  a  whetdler 
AUeaGrui,  pL  about  to  cbufe 
Allcftus,  a,  tim.  pt.  a/iured  5  ebofen, 

allured 
Allegans,  tis.  pt.  alUdging 
Allegation  onii.  f.  an  embaj^,  mtf- 

fage,  OH  aKgation,  fled 
Allegatui,  <is.  n.  id. 
Allcgo,a8.  n.  tofendupon  an  mbuffy ; 

to  d^ute^-e^fointf  to  excufe  j   to 

name 
AlJcgo,  JJre,  gi,  aum.  aft.  fo  tbufe 
AUegor,  i.  pafl*.    /*  be  ebofen 
Alleg^ria^  as,  f.  an  allegory 
Alleloj;'h.  praifeye  the  Lord 
Allgvanientam,  i.  n.  tafe,  relief 
Allcvajidu?,  pt.  to  be  relieved  - 
AUevans,  tis.  pt.  raifngup 
Allevatto,  onis.  f.  an  eafng 
AUevat'is,    a,  um.   pt.  raijed  up. 

eafed,  comforted 
Ajlevo,  as.  to  lift  up,  raije  up  ;  to 

grow  haughty,    to   eafe^  contort 

or  Ugbteni  ^**  ^fh^y '  '•  ^h 

relieve 
Allevor,  aris.  to  be  eaM,  Sec 
Alliaius,  a,  um.  tafiirg  of  garlick 
AlJiccfaaus,  a,  um.  mheedied 
Alliciendus,  pt.  to  be  allured 
'AJ)jcJo,  ere,  Jevi  &  licui,  Icftum. 

*<f?.  va  a/Arrff  intke  %  attra&  farce- 
f^{y,  provoke,  drav^tm 


A    L    N 

Allido,  ere,  (kum.  a.  to  dajb  avatnjf 
Aliidor,  i,  fus.  pafT.   to  be   dajhed, 

hurty  brut  fed,  loorfted 
Alligatio,  onis.'f.  alligation 
Allif  ritor,  oris.  m.  a  tyer 
AUiga^uray  ae.  f.  a  bandn^e^a  knot 
Allij»aius,  a,  um,  pt.  bound,  tied 
AllTgo,  as.  a,   to  bind,   tie,  fafien 
-  w:to,    v>rap   Up,    entangle  j    let, 

hinder,  oblige^  impeach 
Alllgor,  iris,  to  be  tied . 
AJlino,  J?re,  ivi  &  cvi,  irum.   aft. 

to  anoint ;  to  rub  fometbing  upon 
Alllfnor,  paflT.- tobe  rubbed  upon  \ 
Aliifus,  a,  um,pt.  duftfed.againji 
Allium,  i.  n.  garfick 
Aildcutio,  onis.  f.  afpeaking  to 
AllocMturus,  pt.  about'to  fpeak  to 
AllodTum,  i.  n.  a  freehold 
AllSdiaiiSy  e.  of  freehold 
Alioqtiendus,  pt^  to  beaddrejfed 
Allo^uens,  tis.  ^t»  f peaking  to 
Al]6(piium,  i.  n.  difcourjey  talk   1 
'i  lldquor,  i,  cutufiyUim.  dep.'tofpeak 

or  talk  unto,  to  adv'tfe  with  j  to 

fai'lut^',  toHiddrefx 
Alliibcfco.  ere,  ui,  iram./r..  topleafe 
Al.'uceo,  ere,  xi.  a.  to  Jhine  u^on 
Allucitie,  pi.  gnats 
Alludens,  tis,  pf.  fporting,   alluding 
Allud  o,  as.  n.  to  fawn  upon 
AHudo,  ere,  li,  Aim.  n.  to pl/ty  and 

fport  ivitb  one ;  to  allude  unrt  j  to 

fawn  or  fmi^e  up9n^  to  refcmble  one 
Aliuens,  tis.  pt.  Toafhirg. 
Alluo,    Sre,  ui,  a,  to  vjajh,  fivw 

near 
^Jiuor,  cris.  pafT.  tobeKvafh-d 
Allufio,  e^is.  f.  a»>  allujion 
.\lluviM,  ei  f.  a  dirty  ft'-eam 
M'u^io,  Onis,  f.  av  tnurdtttion 
AliTin?-  a,  um.  arf\.  chiiriffjingy  nou- 

[     f'J^'^'^l\  ^^1-  t^"^*''  J'^'''^  ^"^^-^ 


A   ] 

Alnm,  1.  f.  an  ale 

Alo.  ere,  u<,  altuc 

to  nou'ijhtfeed, 

help,  find  with  i 

To  bring  up,   f 

augment,  increUj 

Alor,  i.  pair,  to  be 

Aloe,  es.  f.  aloes. 

Alopecia,  ae,  f.  th 

Alpha,  firft  letter 

phabet;  tlefrfi  t 

alphabetariuSj 

letters,;    and    a) 

the  alphabet 

Alpinus^  a,  um.  i 

Aifior,  us.  connj). 

AlfioAis,  a,  um.  : 

fubjeff  to  cold,  c 

Altanus,  i.  m.  ai 

Aitare,  is.  n.  an 

Alte,  adv.  o«i&/'§ri> 

fafoff. 

Alter,  era,  erum. 

alterl.  adj.  anot 

other  J(\vi    the 

other,  '  the     oth, 

number)  'The  on 

it  is  an'wcr'd  b 

or  to! 'Owing  m 

the  one,  the  hit 

(in  a  diftr.buri 

two)    alrerum 

more.    A'tero  t. 

Reg.  pen.  or  ab 

AltTCatlo,  oiiis.  1 

Alrercator,  oris. 

Alteri-o,  as.   to  cc 

Altercor,  aris.  dc 

Alrernandus,  a,  u 

or  changed  by  t 

Altcrnans,  tis.  p 

afer  another  j 

\r.Vv«  tide  •  <u:az 


/  AMA  AMB" 

:.  «  changing  hy   AWeSlatns,  a,  urn.  id,-  I     compar.-ntiflimu8|rupcr]*j 

1  Alveolus,   i.  m.  .tables^  cbeffheard :\  ^  defir9ut  (lubft.) 
1.    pt.   abemateA      «  ^^^  i  hathit^  tul^  m  pidgeon  Amans,  tit,  e.  g.  a  Irmrt  fmethtrnt. 
t      bole :  the  frckeu  of  the  teeth :   and  Amant^r,  adv.tiui,  comp.  tigw^^^ 
.1      any  wooden  veflel  made  hollow      ^  fu,erl.  lovingly ^  friendly 
icibus  Alveum,  i.  n.  alveus,  i.  im.     "the  Amaniicnfii,  is.  m.      A  ficrttmf^. 

J  tour  fit  or  fanri,!      channtl  rf  a  ri^er  ;  m  conduif  pipe,    ^  ^^^r/^y  trunfcriber 
hange^  fiift^  to!      or  pipe  to  convey  ^vater  ^   aty  hoi-  Amaracinus,  a,  um.  adj.  ^^^  arifa 
end  go,    ehh-  and       low  large  vrJ/U,  fuch  as  dr*    vfrJ   ^  If^f^ir.g  to  fweet  marjoram 

in  baths:  the  hulk,  bottom  or  held  Amaracum,i  .  n»  fweet  marjtrm 


done  hf  tmrn,  or 
Iter  another  j  every 
other 

iri.  one  of  the  tmtOt 
•ther    • 

ue,  trumque;  aif« 
'wo  ;  or  either  or 

(T.  on  heth'fidet 


/;  oainmeJy  fatted 
a<i j  '/outtdiug  frox^ 
iblitne 

:,  tie  thuhdarer 
'i    height,   dxpth 
fsijiatelimfs,  height 

'yinghigb'  .     '■  • 

^'  .  ■•^•^. 

».  higbkr'^dteper 
imii^'hat Jhigb  ^' 
r6urijn^^  r-  -u' 
(hL  n*.ur^eer  {z6}.) 
ifipng'  A'-  ••" 
'■ainjea)  Hfdtfer. 
nurjt-t*fjed^  mahi' 
*(C<1].T h;gh,   A 


in  »fi>ip  :  the  htfly  cf  any  thing, '  Anaranthut,i.  m. V/rVW»ilw 

A  cheifboard  and  pair  of  Cables     .  Amare,  adv.  bitterly  3  fpitefidl^ 
Alvinus,  a,  urn.  adj.  troubled  vfith  Am^xd^io,  ^tz*. to  grow  hittir 

the  gripex  :  Amarittas,  ei.  f.  bittemefs 

Ahtrrifi.  comfrey  Art^'i'Ui^QAn^iJMrierrHififfbarpiidB 

A  lumen,  in:s  j  n.  alum  •  Amaror,  oris,  iiu  hitternefs 

Aiumutatiis,  a,.um.  pi.   impregnate  AmaruU-Dtia^  k.  f.jJ>/>^,  ma^ 
.    loitbalum  iAipajulentus,  a,    una,  <very  hittar^ 

AlumuioAis,  i^uni.  id,  I     ft*f4''ifproivoking,Jb'arp^malieious 

J  Amarus,   a,  um,  adj.  rior,  comp. 


A\\xn\m,x.i^M  nur'e  child. 

Alumnus,  i,  n.  «  nurfe  child  \  papil^\    .liffinom,.  Juperl.   'bitter','  bitii 
JchoUar:  ^  noftriJUr^   mainfaiaet^'.     J»If  y  grievous^  forrov  "  '  '  " 
^  o^te  brought  upy^or.  iMflruffed  .  ...,i.ii:J>.tanritinfr  y  choleric,  te) ^ ^ 
Aluti,  2t,  f.  taioed  leather  ^  a  ieather  AiauUio^.5ri8«  m.  fee  Amafiuf 

^fhae-        •    .  :  .^        >.  ,%.       .,AiPafiu8..i..JQ..a(0Kr/fr  {^  WMH^ 

Alutarius,  i.  a  leather  dteffer,  a  taa^^^  ^\toeethwt,y  ajover 

i^ttcrfacurriir  ^     v.     .      .     *•       "AmaCio,  Qpis«  f.  <^^uikc^ 
Alvm,  i.  Ufometrmet^iin,.  the  A5/^»-.vAn.«atpt,  9jri8.  m..  a  lover,  gallaat 
.thepm^hehy  tntraib, tnvmbyftomaif. -AmaUjrjiulys, um^afittlefweetbeatt 
M*^«n   -^,.— —  -i^v-.--    a^i      J  Amatyrle,  amoroufy,  like  a  lover 
<^pi^jt9itupo,i,,n  alovepartiom 
Amacoriusya,  wn^^amrotu,  procuring 

AH>5;rixy  ^18,  f.  a  fhe^krw 
Am^tu^  a,  um.'pt.  4»W. 


Meton.  excrement^  ffhiure,  fkool- 

■i    '    "•^<.         i     •  ,.;-    ., 

^  A  befirk  Ms ' 

•Aitiabo,  mtcrj.  l.pritkto^!       .     .,     _-^.  -^  ,, r-  —-^ 

A(h5W;is,  Itfj  ad}:  or  Ccunp.  lifliouB^  ^.mbft^iitL^  uvou  a  waiter. 


(!fty\\     'U*yvr\.''-amiabley  loVfly  I 
d^tly'  r-^cit,  au'-i  .•VrnJoiT;'tas,rit&..f»^lM».-^(p»^,-Av# 
f^le  *  Ainrtb'i liter,  adv.  lohJn^lv    •■  -'  . 

.,  aH?.  tfa^/,  alvi-    Ani.ii'r''itio,  ons.  ii"" a. fending  aivfay 
I  lifsU'vrj    Of  ifc\  Atna.'Kic'iu.s,  a,  urcL^C,^/  «tv««^ 
tvci  fund  \  ■\:'2nd«'>,  as.  .iil-f,  .*.-  /t?.J  away 

auj.  y/*/*4f,  riv-r.y  -IniM-Jus,  a,  um.  ^t,  toJ^cioveA 


*  pH 


Amb^£|C,  aW'fiagl.AnibageS],  ^.. 

^&  unba^s^  jMJn  no  o£er 
^fihM(^&ULturmugtorvin£t^ 
Jbifts,  pfejmric^^'^   a    «m{iU 
^^y^.fi  WtCli^.tugvmx   $k«r\n^ 
p^\amhUi^  iwj)€rtineiitM^    cbarwx, 
if  tUs,    aD4  darV  injl^eriwtt  S»3vw 


.  „.,..w„.^  a,  uu,.  ui.io^rjtovra  .     jftUs,    vtA  dark  injji 


A  LL 

AUapfus,  <U.  m.  m  fitdwg,  falling 
Allarrans,  cit.  pt.  barking  at 
AlUtro,  at.  aa.  ^o  Urk  at ;  to  roar, 

msthcfeaj  toflander 
AlUtunis,  a,  an,  pt.   will  hringy 

or  procure 
AUatus,  a»  mn^  ^t.  brought^  tdd 
Allando;  as.  a.  to  commend 
AWt&lvo,  onis.  f,  an  tnticeing 
>     AllcAo,  as.  a  to  allurt,  decoy 
Alledor,  oris.  m.  a  wbeedhr 
Alledfirus,  pi.  aimtto  cbufe 
Allcftus,  a,  um.  pt.  allured  ^  ehofen, 

allured 
Allegans,  tis.  pt.  alledging 
AUegatio,  onts.  f.  an  tmbajjjf^  mf- 

f»i^i  *n  alligation,  fled 
Allegitus,  us.  01.  id, 
Allcgo,a8.  n.  to  fend  "uf  on  an  tmbaffy  j 

to  d^utei'OffoiMt,  to  txcnfe  j    to 

name 
Allege,  Jfrc,  gi,  aum.  aft.  to  cbufe 
AUegor,  i.  pafl*.    /*  be  cbofen 
AUegdria,  «.  f.  an  allegory 
AUelnj/h.  praift ye  the  Lord 
AllSvanientam,  i.  n.  tafe,  relief 
Allevajidus,  pt.  to  be  relieved  - 
AUevans,  tis.  pt.  raifingup 
Allevalio,  onis.  f,  an  eafng 
Allcvat'is,    a,  um.   pt.  raifed  mp. 

eafedy  comforted 
Allevo,  as.  to  lift  up,  raife  up  ;  to 

gro^  haughty,    to   eaje,    c^mfcrt 

or  lighten'^  ro-  ajfwttge,  ■  to  btlp, 

relieve 
AUevor,  aris.  to  be  eafed,  &c 
Alliatus,  a,  um.  taftir.g  of  garlick 
AlJicefaaus,  a,  um,  wbeedUd 
•A-lHciendus,  pt.  to  be  allured 
Al]icio>  ere,  Jevi  Be  licui,  leaum. 

M6t.  ra  ai/ure^  entice  5  attraci  force- 
^{y,  provoke,  draw  M 


A    L    N 

AlITdo,  erC)  (kum.  a,  to  dajh  againft 
Allidor,  i,  fus.  pafT.   to  be   dafied, 

butty  bruifed,  ivorftrd 
Alligatio,  onis.'f.  alligation 
Alligator,  oris.  m.  a.tyer 
AHiga.iira,  ae.  f.  a  bandn^e^a  knot 
Alli^atus,  a,  um.  pt.  boundy  tied . 
Aliigo,  as.  a,   to  bind,  tie,  fafien 
•  w:tOy    v>rap   Up,    entangle  ;    lety 

hinder,  obiige.^  impeach 
Aliigor,  aris.  to  be  tied . 
Allino,  {re,  iv\  &  evi^  itum.    a£l. 

to  anoint ;  ro  rub  fomething  upon 
AUlfnor,  ^^f[.^to.b€  rubbed  upon   : 
Aliifus,  a,  um.pt.  dafbed.againfi 
Allium,  i.  n.  garFick 
Ail5cutio,  onii.  f.  afpeaking  to 
Alloc'itunis,  pt.  abonft'to  fpeak  to 
AllodTum,  i.  n.  tf  freehold 
AllSdiaiis,  e.  of  freehold 
AUoqiiendus,  pt^  to  btaddreffed 
Allo^oens,  tis.  ^t.fpeaking  to 
A116(piium,  i.  n.  difeourjcy  talk   1 
«.lldquor«  i,  cOtufi.iom.  dep.-tofpeak 

or  talk  taito,  to  advife  with  ;  to 

failut^',  toHiddrefx 
Alliibefco.  ere,  ui,  irum.  tf..  topleafe 
Allucro,  ere,  xi«  a.  to fhine  u^on 
AUucitie,  pi.  gnatt 
Alludens,  ^s,  pt.  f porting,   alluding 
Allud  o,  as.  n.  to  fa'wn  upon 
AHudo,  ?re,  -fi,  Turn.  n.  to pl^  and 

(port  tvlth  one ;  to  allude  unro  ;  to 

fawn  or  fmi'e  upon,  to  refcmble  one 
Aliuens,  tis.  pt.  vsajbivg. 
Alluo,    Kre,  ui,  a,  to  vjajh,  flow 

near 
\Jiuor,  cris.  pafl*.  tobeKvnJh'^d 
Allufio,  O'^is.  f.  at  allujion    ~ 
AIIuvIm,  ei  f.  a  dirty  fl<eam 
I  A-l'u^io,  onis,  f.  an  inurdtttion 
Ix\Lt»ms.  8)  um.  adj.  ch&riffymgy  nou 
\      rifiting"^  boij,  ^ure,  JaW,  cUat 

\  Alnevtt,  a,  ^»'  «a^<  ^!  •^^  ' 


ALT 

j4liin,  i.  f.  an  aider  tnt 

AIo,  2re,  ui,  altum  ♦  alitw 

to  nou'ijhyfeed,  cberip,» 

help,  find  vntb  ^11  ihif^P 

.    To  bring  up,  m^ke  nuch 

^  augment,  increafe,  ot  im^ 

Alor,  i.  pair,  to  he  nourijbei 

Aloe,  es.  f.  aloes,  a  bttttri 

Alopecia,  ae,  f.  tbefcaldt  C 

Alpha,  frft  letter  tf  tbt( 

.   phabet^tlefrftofanytbin 

alphabetarias,  i.   in. « 

letters,^    and   alphabetoi 

'  the  alphabet 

Alpinus,  a,  um.  adj.  ofth 

Aifior,  as.  comp.  more  coot 

Alfiofot,  a,  um.  adj.  celd 

fttbjea  to  cold,  chill 
Altanua,  i.  m«  an  eafiem ' 
Altare,  is.  n.  an.  altar. 
A  ItS,  adv.  on  high,  lefty:  it 

Alter,  era,  ifnim.  gen.  alt 

alteri.  adj.  another,  any 

other  ,(in    the    nngular 

other, '  the    other   (in  t 

number)  The  one,  the  fori 

it  is  an.'wer'd  by  altfrn 

or  foliowifij!  member) 

-    the  orCy  the  latter,     Al 

.    (in  a  diOribution  of  t 

two)    alteruin  tantum. 

more.   A 'tiro  tanto,  ru 

Reg.  f^en.or  abl.  vfitk . 

Alt'»rcatio,  onis.  f.  content 

Altercator,  oris,  m.  a  tot 

Altcrco,  as.   to  contend 

Altercor,  aris.  dcp.  todeh 

Alter  nand us,  a,  um.  pt.  tt 

or  charged  by  turns 
Alternans,  tis.  pt.  doii^  < 
afer  another  ;  comi*g  : 

\tKe  tide ;  waverirg 


LV 


A  M  A 


A  MB" 


us,  f .  tf  cba^gtug  h   AheSlatQs,  a,  urn.  id*-  I     compar.-ntiflimus,rupcr]«j 

(Alveolus,    i.  m.  .takles^  ebeffhoard  :\  ^  dtfirwt  (fubft.) 
M  tray  ;  kaibing  tuh^  a  pidgeen  Amans,  tis.  e.  g,  a  Itwr^  ftoettbimt. 
bole :  the  focket*  of  the  tittb :   and  Amantct,  adv.tiui,  comp.  tifim^ip 
any  wooden  \t,f^t\  ipadc  hollow      ^  fu.crl.  levimgfy,  friendly 
m/.  ^icibos  Alveum,  i.n.  alveus,  i.  im.     "the  Amanucnfis,  is.  m.      ^  fitntmy^, 

odvby  courfe,  or  turns,       cbanntl  9f  a- river  ;  a  conduit  pi fe,    ^  derkf^  tranfiriier 
tr,  cbangey  Jbi/t^  tot      or  ft f>e  to  coKvey  water  ^    any  bol-  Amiiracinus,  a,  um.  adj.  £^y  nrb§m 
{go,    e^- and      lew  large  vrJ/'J,  fucb  as  or*   yftd  „  ioHFirg  to  ftveet  marjoram 


um.  done  hf  turn,  or 
at  after  Another  $  every 
very  otbtr 

/trbiri.  0ne  of  the  two, 
the  other    ■     .     • 

traque,  tromquftf  one 
the  two  I  or  either  or 
•  •« 

t,  adir.  on  botb'fidti 


in  hatha:  the  bulk,  bttcm  or  bold  Amaracum,  i .  n,  fweet  marjoram 
in  a /kip  :  the  hi  fly  of  any  tbii^, '  An  aranthut/i.  m. ^'/rVr jfuiiw 


A  chelU)oard  «ff</pair  of  tables     .  Amare,  adv.  bitterly  3  fpifefidl^ 
Alvinus,  a,  um.  adj.  troubled  with  Amare{^o,  irt*. to  ^ow  hittor 

the  gripei  .  AmwciuviS,  e\,  f,  httternefs 

Ahtrriy  i.  comfrey  -  AmA>i''U<^OArMJMttfrrHifsf  jBarpgA 

A  lumen,  in:s  ;  o.  alum  •  Amaror^  oris.  iTU  hittemefs 

Aiumutariis,  a,  um.  pi,  impr^nate  Amariit'-Dtia^  ,k.  f^fpite,  malice 
'    wifb^alum  i  Aqa.lxulentuSp  a,    um«  very  bittttp 

AlumuioAis,  i^um.  id,  I    fpif^ylfproivoking,Jbarp^uu&'cioMB 

Aiamnsi;  X.  f  ^a  nnrfc  f  hi  Id.  J  Amarus,   a,  um«  adj.  r  tor,  comp* 

AUimnQ9,  i,  n»  a  nurfe  cbi/J I  pupilf]  .  jiffi:Q^.  inperl,    hittir,    Utim 


yfett',  crammeJy  fatted 
utnl  i4y'fiuttdiag'fro9f 
'if,  fuhlitne 
n,  pt.  'tie  tbuHderer 
is.'  fi    height,   dtptb  : 
tmttiefiijlatelinefi,  height 

\t,fyingbiib'       '• 
',•■•■  .  ■■*■'»• 

i^nip.  ^gbh''^*dteper 
iy/fimMatJuigh  ^■'^' 
m*'a  roit^ipi^-  -    *»•' 
f  kfit:  niur^{zd},) 

n^rifisiftg;  a;-     ... 

tlje'nrhih  Jea  ^  Hfii«en 
.  pCnurJr0,Jed^   main- 
au/(C<fyThJ^gh,  hjiy^ 
tve:  d^piy'  r^^td",  «)/«- 
hed\ndk  •       ' 

alT^ai-rf  aH^,  4«^,  ^'vc-  j  ATnint'iiio,  01  fs.  U^a  fending  ofBifay 
h.   «  W'ri/'r;^,    or'/Zc'  k«nanoJiiis,  a,  uwJf^t^feiit  atuay 

'../'away 


xiuxnnuf,  i.  n.  a  nur/e  cviio  ^  pupiif'  .vHVixQUH-  luperi.    otttgr,    ttttngt. 
'fchollar:  f  nnuri/btr,   mainfaiuf%\     faU  \  grievous^  fi'V!^/'*^*  fpitSX 
^  one  brought  upy-^or.  iufiruffod    ....,4  Mji,tai^ting  5   ckoleric,  tefy, '  froward 
Aluti,  ae.  f.  r^ii<;«J  leather  i. a ^eaibtr  Aauilio^.5ri8..  m.  fee  Amafius 

^fbie.      '       •   .  :.      V        >.  ,%.       •.AiPafiu8,i..JQ..a(0Krf«r^  WMWgi^ 

Alutarius,  i.  a  leather  di^Jfer,  a  tau-u^  ^iiweethiart,^  ajover 

l^erf  a  curriir  ^     i.   ■,     .     i-       ^' AvfiAlio,  c^f^^^  f,  daluMnee 
Alvin,  i.  Uf(,n:eirmet^jn^  tbf  <^/^,-sAniatPt,  9X18.  m..  a  /nwr,  gallant 
'thepm^hcb^  ^raih,  wvnbfftomai^  ^AniatfjrfLulusy  um.afittlefmeetbeart 
Meton.  excrement^  e/hiure,  fkool-     \  Atnatvrle^  amifroufiyt  like  a  lover 
<^fnaijC9liu{D^i,  o  s  love  poirtiom 

^  A  hefykmt  - 

Xitiabo,  mtcrj.  Ipritktf^l 

A A.ihr:i«,  le,  ad):  or  Ciunp.  lifliaiii«,  |i4.mb«(gUi>^  i.m.  «r  sviv/^,  errand bm 

AmbHjia,  a>J..fiBg:.Ainbafet,  pi. 


Amat6nu8,a,  iun.^«psrM(f,  procuring 

•     K.40Vi\\    t.         ♦;•-  ■ 

AoMipixr  ^u*  f»  tf  fie^kver 
Amatu^  a,  um/pt.  imil 


I'upiT i.  "amiahley  hvely 
AmJ^TlVtas, •  at&.  f k^tuvr^^v^^- Av» 

Arnrtljiiirer,  adv.  lohint^ly 


'  btehii-t's  fund 

um.  aoj.  fluted,  chsr.) 

^ved 


u\<i^^  as. 
■\m.irJus,  a,  um.  ut,  to^ciovrA 


/AfnMiis,  Ui,i>t.  /^*/*/iadj,J  -iwr/Ambafi^o,«v».l%vi% 


^U  ambigijuMA  jMJn  no  oiboy 
.  Utf^iHofit^pimn^Twindhign 

^re^nn^ics^  im{»erttncncc»^    cborvn^ 
ipdhy   and  cUrV  frr^]keri«ia  {r|VT.^ 


4 


A  M  B 

twrmngs  and  wndings ;  ititricaie 
AmbagOy  inis.  f.  fee  airtbigto 
Ambiram,  i,  n.  amhergrife 
Ambanralia,  um*  pi.  rtgmtion  week 
AmbJSdo,  ere.  /•  eat  reufut  about 
Ambefus,  a,  am.  pt,  eaten  about 
Ambldent,  tis.  f.  Mfieep  xmtb  upper 

and  lower  teeth 
Ambidexter,  tri.  m.  mfing  b^b  bands 
Afflbiens,  tis.  pt.  going  mrted  j  /«/?- 

eking 
AmbiBtfiami  mAw,  either  wey 
Ambifarius,  a,  am.  ufed  bath  wop 
Ambiformiter,  adv.  Mubty 
Ambigens,  tis.  pt.  g^ing  about 
Anibigicur,  it  is  doubtful 
Ambigo,  Sre.  without preFterper,  and 

fupine,  aA.  /•  go  about,  to  fur- 

round,  to  compafi 
Ambigor,  i.  pafT.  to  be  doubted,  Sec, 
Ambigu^,  doubtfully,  ebfcurely 
Arobigoitasy    atis.     f.    ambiguity^ 

doubtfulnefif  obfturity,  uncertainty 
Ambitguam,  i.  n.  doubt,  uncerkUnty 
Ambiguus,  a,  wm.  adj.  amberutus, 

of  double  meaning,    taken  Jrver^ 

ways:   uncertain,  doubtful:  im. 

jleadfafti  flippfry,  cbanfeabie 
Arobio,  irc,  Tvi  and  ii,  itam.  aft. 

to  go  about,  encompafs,  snviron: 

tofolicit  a  favour,  f  fhmd  for  or 

ftek  preferment:  to  make   interefl 

for  any  thing  or  place ;  to  carefs, 

or  comptinunt 
Ambior.  In.  tut. paiT.  tolecon^Jfed 

about,  to  bo  fought  after 
Ambitio,  onis,  f.  ambition,  dejire  ef 

honour  and  promotion ;  tfientation, 

afeShaion  and  vain  ghry 
AmbitioCe,  a4v.  us,  comp.  fiffime, 

iuperl.  diHgenefy,  accurate^:  of- 
yi^l^fdfy,  fondly  i  eaarw^bf,  imfor- 


A  M  E 

Ambitiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  ambithusf 

vain  ghrious'f    aefvttus,    earners 

magmHctnt,  flately  ',  pompous,    of- 

tentatious 
Ambitor,  oris.    f.    who^  ufes  had 

praSiices  to  raife  himfelf 
|Afiibitu8»  a,  uTi.  pt.  compajfed about ^ 
!    pirrwnded :  pr.  addrejjed  to,    en- 
\    treated,  otfued  unto :  procured  by 
I  favour,  andinttreft 
Ambitus, Cs.  m.  a  compafs,  circuit ; 

/landing  for  a  place:  an  earntfl 

defire:  ambition,  vain  glvry,    «y. 

tentation  :  the  end  ofajetitence 
Ambo,  SB,  o.  adj.  pi.  both 
Ambo,  onis.  f.  apu^it 
AmbrSfia,  ae.  f.  food  of  the  gods 
Ambfibaite,  arum.  f.  common  whores 
Amb<SlScrum,  i.  n.  a  walky  a  gallery 
Amb&ians,  tis.  pt.  walking 
Ambulatilit,  le.  adj.  walking 
Ambiilatio,  3nis ;  f.  a  walking 
Ambiilatiunciila,   x,  f.  a  place  to 

walk  in 
Ambu'ator,ons,m.  a  walker  abroad: 

a  vagabond,  pedlar,  &c. 
Ambdiaiortns,  a,  um.  adj.  moving 

up  and  dawn,  going  on  wheels 

alterable 
Ambulicrix,  ids.  f.  a  goffip 
AmbSlo,  as.  ncut.  to  walk,  to  am 

ile  i  to  glide  along  \    to  eonverfe 

with 
Ambiilor,  aris.  paiT.  to  be  walked 
Amburbium,  a  folemn  procejjion  round 

the  city 
AmburOy  trt,  fli.   a6k.  to  burn  all 

about :  to  fcorch,  or  bum  imper' 

fefffy:  tobla/l,  to  fcald 
Amburor,  i.  paiT.  to  be  burnt 
Ambuftio,  onis,  f.  a  burnings  bum  \ 

fcaU 
Ambuftost  a>  um.  pt.  burnt 


AMI 

Amelias,  i.  n,Jtarwort 
Amen.  adv.  Ams/i,  fo  he  it 
Amensytjt.  adj.  tior«  comp.  tiflii 

AiperJ./Zy,  Mtf  o/om*t  wits-y 
Ameotmns,  tis.  pt.  hurling  a  da 
Amentaius,   a,    am.    pi.  fafi^ 

with /traps,  hoped 
Amenter,  adv.  madh 
Amentia,  ae.  f.  madtufs,  foBy 
Ameflto,  as.  to  tie  vohh  a  ft 
_  &c.  tofing  m  dart  with  force 
Amentvm,  i.  d.  a  thong,  a  pre 
^  bold  a  jUng,  j^ear,  or  javeRu 
Ames,  I  tis.  m.  a  fiery  for  nets 
AmSthyftrnicui,  a,  um.  adj» 
^  m  purple 

AmethyAinut.  a,  um.  adj.  i/*  i 
^  ^y?>  of  violet  colour,  purple 
Am^thyftus,  i.  m.  an  amotbyfi 
Arnica, «.  f.  a  fweethe^vt ;  MSdi 
AmlcabiliSjle.  adj.  ausscabk 
Amlce,adv.in  faperl.  ciffim^^ 
Amicior,  iri,  Aus.  paiH  tobeckti 

dad,  met.  to  be  covered,  or  k 
^  with,  or  wrapped  in 
Amiciter,  adv.  foe  AmTc2 
Amicitia,  c  f.  friendfiaip,  ktuk 

favour,    efteem,    smiiy,    tSm 
^feruice,  proteSiom 
Amicities,  ei,  f.  fee  Amidtia 
Amico,  as,  aa.  to  make  pnfM 

or  benevolent 
Ami£i5rium,  i.  o.  am  emdfii^S^ 
^  veil  I  a  neckclotb 
Amidos,  us.  m.  4  garmeut,  didi 
AmiAus,  a,  am.  pt.  clothed     '^ 
Amicfik,  ae.  f.  a  little  wbwe 
Amlculum,  i.  n.  a  fhort  bM 

rehe  offidte,  Amiculum  liM^ 

^  a  furpBce,  or  rochet 

^mlctflus,  i.  m.  41  ebrooy      _^ 

Amicus,  a,  am.adj.— <iiMr,cMp 

'     dffimui,  fuperl./^«r»i^}<^ 

hvit^  I  acce^iade,  pln^li 


-^    «^I!/ 


AMP 

i,  ft^Mt^  fa4  AflDttifn,  ■»  un.  ad}.— nior,  comp. 


AMP 


cr  etmrnflMor ;  ■  pa- 
lm; m  dtfndmt.on  s  grtat  nfd. 
■inciM,  a,  Dou  ^jimiMM  in  Cam^. 


niffiinity  ;  am.  pt.  ai^tat  n  hfi 
batfpip  a,  HID.  pt.  iefi,  de/hyfd 
Mbiy  Ai.  m,  t^t 

wMfiii,  «niB.  pi.  t0mjht  fSemumt 
UiiitoadMf  a,  um.  ft»  u  ht  bfi 

IH^I^  4P  i^  ^S  f«  ^tfrf  wfVi?,  or 
wdmfmijbfrttljf}  #•  i*/^,  or  leavt 

faWBT,  i*  pair.  t*4e^l 

iMMytw,  K.  m.  «  kittd  tf  ferftnt 
^ — ^-"-^ — f«  i.  n. «  ^ww  fo  rtlled 
a,  BIB.'  hetcngirg  t$ 
Sal  amfnoniaCom,  a 
md^frk  AgsMt  of  the  fandi 


■Ktiay  se.  f.  a^  of  ohliwn 
inc51a^   at.  c.  ^  d^veliini^    or 
rwBHR^  flMTtf  rrw/r 
nkfiluf,  i.  in.  a  rivulet 
tricof,  a,  un.  adj.  of  a  rruer 
iTgEartf,  a^  ua.  adj.  bred  in  a 


niffime,  Aiperl.  fitafMnt,  fivtet, 
rdii^folitytbtefo 
AmSliOfy  iri,  tut.   drp.  and  fome- 
tima  pafs.  to  remove^  or  fut  smay 
with  fimo   difficulty  ;    to  be  dij- 
pstcbeJ^   ot  Jim  faek'wi  t    to  be 
removed 
AmolitiOj  onii.  f.  a  futting  gwuy 
AmSniani,  I.  n.  Cinnamon.  Alfo  a 
fioeet  feented/bntb  ufed  in  cmbahu' 
'    tug  :  and  un  ointment  made  thereof 
A^f^U    ^'^**    '"-   bounurabie  love: 
'    alfo  ^9  or  wanton  love  :  the  de- 
firt  ^ procreation^    M«.    The  Cod 
■  of  low,  un^  the  perfon  beloved 
AmCrio,  8nis,  f.  a  futtiug  away 
A'motus,  a,  um.  pt.  laid  afide,  con- 

m*d  away 

ATnorendus^  a,  um.  pt.  tobertmoved 

AmSteo,  ^re,  vi,  turn.  a6,  to  rC" 

move ;  lay  afide  j  de^'i  j  to  convey 

away  j  to  jfeal 

AtoA^^T,  eri,  tus,  p3t(s.  to  be  re- 

movedy  lay  ajide,  ban:/hed 
Amphibiunii  i.  n.  living  00  Jaod 
and  water 


AmphibfilSgia,  x,  f.   ambiguity,    a 
double  entendre:  <iohen  a  Jentence 
may  be  conftrued  ttvo  voays 
Aroptiibraches,  or  us.  a  foot,   con- 
taining  a  long  between  two  fbort 
fyHablei,  as  iohaberiS 
Amphiraarer,  id 
AmphimaJluS)  adj.  j^tf^fjcff  both 

fdes 
Amphitheatfttlis^adj.  of  an  amphi- 
theatre 
;  to  delight  in  ;  to\  Axnphicheatrum^  i.  n.   an  amphi' 
cordially  ^  j      theatre  ^  built  in  an  oval  farm  for 

1^  adv.  hence  forward  I      beafts  X.^  fight  in,  ox  jword playcri 

•,  adv.    m^mty  Taper  I.  pka*  \      to  flay  tl  eir  piixes  in 
,  deUjhtfuUy  1  Amphora,  a:*,  f.  a  firkin 

^y  siCii,  f.  fleafantnefi        j  AmphSriiij,V,r<Wi?/w>^  anopfbora 


^  if.  m*  &  f*  a  river,  ftrcam, 
<d 
n.  aft.  tn  Uve,  be  in  love  ^ 


AmpIJ,  umply,  richly,  largoly 
AmplcAendu^y  a,  um.  pt.   to 

embraced 
Aniplefteni,  t!s.  pt.  embracing 
Ample£lor,  i,  zus.  dep.  tofitrrou, 
or  incirele :  to  en-bract  with  on 
arms  j  fo  lay  hold  or  pojjifs  on 
felf  of ;  to  make  much  of  or 
addnfi  J  to  comprehend,    7o  has 
carnal  knowledge  of  a  woman 
Amplexans,  ntis.  pt.  embracing 
Amplexor,  zrls.fee  ampledor 
Amplcxus,  i,  um.  pt.  embracing 
Am  plexus,  (is.  m.  410  embrace,  hugg^ 

a  lurrnunding 
Anipiiatio,  onis.  f«  an  arrefi  ofjudg* 

ment 
Ampin  icatio,  QVM,  f.  an  amplifying^ 

enlarging,  an  improvement 
Amplif  icator,  oris.  m.  an  enlarger 
Amplif  Tcaturu8,a,  um.  pt.  to  enlargt 
Ampjiticacus,  a,  um.  pt.  amplified 
Ampiif  ICO,  as.  aft,  to  amplify,  eti- 

large^  extnl^  itt^prove^  enhance 
Amp  ill  icor,  .Iri.  paff,  to  he  increafit 
Amplificus,  a,  um.  adj.  noble,  rich 
Amplio,  as    t^  anpVijy^  increase,  en- 
large  in  quantity,   ur  number,  01 
tiir.e:  to  adjourn 
Anrjplior,  ari.  pafl*.  to  b-:  enlarged 
Amplior,  us.  coinnar.  grci^terjargor 

more  dignify  d:  incteafed 
AmpII0ime^ady.  fupcrl.  very  amply 

honourebly,  nobly,  abundant^ 
Ampliflimus,  a,  um.  fuperl.  ver 
great  and  large,    very  rich   am 
honourable 
Am^liter,  fee  ampl^ 
Amplitude,   inis.  f.  bignfs,  great 
nefi,    largtnefs;    compajs^    heigh 
met.  excellence,    grace\     heneui 
dignr.j  :  a  large  i^^iKvxxyx^  nj  Tt 


V 


o» 


AMY 

w«rdt  §fi    lottgiTf    logger  iimt : 
•   moreover f    nay  more  than  that : 

morejpl^ididiy 
Amplui,   a,  um.  adj.-r  ior,  comp. 
md  iflimul,  fuperl.  mnpUy   large, 
ftatelyt  fpacious  \  imt\  jtmptuout  : 
fiohle,    of  great  pomer :    cotiousy 
Jiuent,    of  great  compafs:  ef  high 
place :  of  great  honour  and  autbo' 
rity 
Ampulla,  2.   f.  a  erewet,  or  any 
glafs,  or  earthen  veflcl,  at  a  jugf 
a  pitcher f  a  bottle^  with  a  big  belly. 
Met.  any  thing  puffed  up.     Am- 
pullasy  aninit   pJ«  bomiaft,   rbo 
mantade 
Ampollaceus,  a,'uin.    adj.  like  a 

bottle 
>:rrpullarius,  i.  in.  a  bottle  waiter 
Ampullor,  aris.  tof^odl^  to  remanccy 
bounce^  and  to  ujt  great  /welling 
words 
Ampucatio,  onit.  f.  a  cutting  off 
AmpiitanduSj  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  cut  off 
Amputans,  tis.  pUxuttingoff 
Ampiiticilrus,  a,  um.   pt*  about  to 

cut  off 

Amputatus,  a,  um.  pt.  cut  about^ 
fared  awayy  lopped,  chipped,    or 
.  cut  iff\  removed^  met.  lame,  im- 
perfa 
Aaipuro,  as,  aft.  to  cut,  or  chop  off: 
to  prune Jup^ox  fnip,  met.  to  remove 
Amfanftus,  alltogether  holy 
Amuletum,  i.  n   an  amulet,  a  charm 
Amurca,  se,  f.  Ues  of  oil ;  feum 
Amufium,   i.   n.  a  weather  cock^ 

a  compafs 
AmuiTim,  adv.  exaBly 
y\ihuffis,  is.  f.  a  carpenter  I  rule 
^/nufsitatus^  a,  um.  adj.  nice,  exa9 
Amu/Iium,  /a  Amnfium 
Amyiid^a,  se,  f,  almona  tree  and  fruit 
"^mjf^daiXnns,  a,  vtm*  adj.  ofmlmndi 


ANA 

AmygdaloflOp  i.  a.  am  abnoitd 
AmyloflHy  i.  n^Jlarcb 
Amyftis,  idis.  f.  a  vey  of  drinking 
much  at  a  breath 


A  before  N. 

An,  adv.  fometimes  of  afkinf ,  fomt' 
timet  of  doiibtijigf  whether  f  or, 
or  elfe  ^  either,  if,  or  uo^  yea,  or 
m.  An  in  the  latter  part  of  s 
qutfiion  anfweri  to  utrum,  or  to 
another  *a,  «r  to  ae  expreffed  or 
unStrfUod*  An  if  eft  ?  is  it  be  T 
Annon  hoc  dixi  eflfe  futDrnm? 
Did  not  I  tellym  it  would  hi  fi* 
Hoecine  agis,  annon?  Do  yom 
mind,me,  or  mof  Ttt*  In  which 
fenfe  necne  it  often  ufedjor  annon, 
as,  fiat,  necne  fiat,  id  ^aacritur  j 
„  Cic. 

Ana,  of  each  an  efnalpart 
Anabaptifta,  ae.  c.  {.  an  anabapti^ 
Anacephalaeofis,  a  repetition 
Anachoreta,  ar.  m.  an  anchoret 
Anacoluthon,  a  figure  in  grammar, 
when  a  word  that  is  to  anfwer 
another  is  not  expreffed  out  as  when 
we  read  quot,  with  ^  having  tot 
premijed 
Anadema,  atls.   n.  a  topnot,  fiUtt, 
_  coronet^  a  woman  s  head  drtfi 
AnadipJofis,  f.  a  figure  in   rhetoric, 
where  thefrft  word  of  the  following 
fentence  or  verfe  is  a  repttition    7f 
the  lafl  word  of  the  proceeding  verje 
or  fentence,  as 


AN 

AnagnuDHUy  atia,  n. 

Anagraphe,  ct.  f.  met 

AnaieAa,  orum.  pi,  n, 

Analcdesy  or  Anald 

waiter  at  tesbk^  topi 

bftymtt^aweiireat 

who  picks  up  what  a 

Analedides,  um.  f.  bi 


■  — Timidii  fupcrvenit  ^gli 
^gle  naladam  pulcherrima. 


Anag\Ypl\cv3L»j  %  »m* 


^^V 


Analemma,  tis.  n.  m  t 
Anaiogkus,  a,  um.  ad 
^emeJogy   ■ 

Analgia,  se.  f.  analogy 
iike  reafon,  cmnfemienc 
maticsf  it  is  a  ebuLi 
tuambort  or  magnittid 
ther,  vis,  aa  4  is  to 
^•thenfioftbisit  to^ 
was  nnetrtmin  brfort 
Anal8gvs,a,  ua.adj.) 

alike,  regular 

Analyfit,  an  unfbldinf 

ptrta.  HcactAna]) 

analytie 

Analytic  Sram.  pL  j. 

for  rMuing  nfotrgun 

AnapKflfoty  i.  m.  afooi 

andmielou^fylUUe, 
Anapeftam,  uts,  anon 
Anarcbia,  as .  f.  amareb 
Anas,  atis,  f.  a  duck,  \ 
Anafarca,  a;,  f.  a  dropf^ 
Anatariat,  a,  um.  adj. 
AnathCma,  Stis.  n«  an 
furfe  :  fenteuce  ofexa 
^  mtt,mn  accurfedperfa 
Anathemai  atis,  tuano 

^narnematiao,  as.  fsc» 
Anaciciila,  c  f.  a  duck 

duck 
Anatinus/a,  um.adj.  ^ 
Anatome,  et|  &  aoati 
tfcafclt>  I  ^  anatomy 

\  K\»si&XBct^^^^«  met  of  4 


lNG 

it,.L  in.  im  ahstmifi 
vafKfh,  adj.  dwkfaf^  f  kt 

•  wa^t,  ffM  t^td:  row 

e.  f  .  M  MMcbor 

■y  am.  pL  B.  rAr  CflMr 

tg  ICy  adj  •  ptfftuiu^f  t9  SM 

at,  a,  OB.  rfmisweitr 
n.  M  h'ml  ^/bi*U 
a^.mgdtiyjbiM 

i.  n,  jS»  andle 

•  fa  «  WMJ/drvaM 
til.  pc  vaitimg  mpm 

at,  i.  m.  4  «M»  JpMud 
^m^^d  nmmi    thsi  dt^ 

c«  4dj.  helot^ng  t§  m 

aria.  dep.  f»  <cmii>,  jm  a 

I  her  jniftreisj  met.  to 

to  mttudlt,     Uxoribus 

s  to  Irvi  under  pmicoti" 

09  f.  awMling  maid 
lily  m.  the  part  tf  a  ruli 
St  perpeudtcular  and  hafa 
t  am  eMofOt  at.  in  the  letter 
r  finlaad,  cape,  or  pro^ 

m.  #/•  m.  the  ctmert,  or 
WBoIb,  the  cnfsheamt,  or 
art  rafien  t  hooh  to  haug 

J 

e.  m.  a  fighter  hoodwinked 
I,  i.  m.  am  hermaphto^te 
m.  aUttle  ring 
a,  f.  afiowerfo  catted 
i.  n.  anife,  diU 
a>  am.  adj«  rugged,  Broken 
fit.  in.  &  AnfraAnm, 
nmit^  and  nmnding  of 
cireait,  m  compeS 


A  NG 


./ 


AAgeiica,  c  f.  «« 'herhfo  eaM 
Aagelioiiy  a,  um.  aflj.  angeMcai 
A&gellusy  i.  m.  a  little  angle 
AnfQaa^  Um*am  angel,  mejenger 
Aogioa,  K.  f,  thefyuincy 
AngipoitiuD,  i«  n.  a  nutrtm  wey,  < 

Jireet 
Anfo,  Ire  xi,  fiam.  tSu  Xnfran^^ 

ehoak,^  net,  to  team,  ^fcx,  wrflrain 
Aiigor,  p.  paff.  to  be  vnet 
Aogor>  5rit,  m.  angnijb,  forrow^ 

grief,  trtiihk, ,  vexatim  :  pa'm 
Anfuic5flBui,  u,  am.  adj.   having 

fitaky  hckt 
Anguiculus,  i.  in*tf  little  fiiako 
AfigiuVer,  Sri.  m.  «  confiillation  like 

aferp^nt 
AnguigSna^  «•■  c.  g.  gender* d  fy  a 

fnake    ■ 
Angnilla,  c  f.  a  grig,  an  eel 
AnguimanQS,  i.  m.  tm  elephant 
Aoguineus,  a,  um*  adj.  f^tf  fnaie, 

(tuky 
Aogjuinns,  a^  um.  adj.  of  a  fnake 
Aiiguip<h)es,  pi.  c.  %» fnake  footed 
Aogiiti,  ii.  flu.  "&  f.  afnake,ferp€Mt, 

adder 
Angoitenens,  tis.ySw  Anguifer 
AngiSIariiy  re.  adj.  angular 
Angularlni,  If  um.  adj.  id^ 
Angia!at»m>  adv.  by  corners 
Angfilatm^ayum.  Z'i^.haming  comers 
Angulofut,  a,  um.  ^],fntt  ^corners 
Aagalui,  1.  m.  an  angle,  or  comer 
Angnihindut,a,um.pt.  to  be  firaitened 
Anguftani*  tis.  pt.  ftraitning 
Aogaftacus,a,um.  udi.made  narrow 
Angufte,  adv.— tioi.  compar.— -tif- 1 

fime,  fuperl.  clofefy,  ftraiify,  nar^l 

rvwly,  Jperingly  | 

AnguA^ia^  x.  f.^raftee/s,narr9wnefi : 
^^M^Cr,  ii'ff^caliy,  iroable  :  con-^ 
/raa^offi  :  poverty 


A  NI 

'  AngnfttclaTiut,  u  m.  of  the  e^uiflrian' 

order 
'Anguftior,  ni.    adj.  compar.  more 

natrow,  djffienlt 
Anguftiflime,    adv.  ■  fuperl.     very 

fhraitly,  very  difficultlo 
Anguftiffimus>a,um.adj. wrjr  narrow 
Angttftiib,  adv.  more  norrowfy,  at  a 
lefi  aiflance  :  in  left  room  or  com" 
pafi,  met.  more  concifefy 
Angofto,  as.  a£t.  to  ftraiten 
Anguftus, a,  um.  adj.  narrow,fraitf 

ctoje,  fcanty,  fender  :  Jhort,  brief,      • 
^  fmall,  poor,  mean :  needy,  pinching 
Anhelans,  tis.  pt.  pfffing  and  blow- 
^  ing,  met.  breathing  forth 
Anhelutio,  onis.  i,fbortnefs  of  breath; 

thepbthifc 
AnheJator,  oris  m.  afthntatic 
Anhelatus,  a,um.j9&orf  breathed 
Anhelatus,  Os.  m.  a  breathing 
Anbelitusy  (is.  m.  the  breath:  a 
^  vapour^  a  [cent 

Anhelo,  as.  a£t.  to  breath  fbort,  or 
with  difficulty:   to  fleam  out:    to 
^  endeavour  with  all  one's  might 
Anhelus,  a,  um.  zdj,  fhort  winded 
Aaicetom,  i.  n.  amfe  feed 
Anlciila,  ae.  f.  a  mean  old  woman 
AnTlis,  le.  adj.  doting,  like  oldwivet- 
Aniiitas,  aiis.  f.  dotage^  old  age  of 
^  women 

Anilitcr,  adv.  dotingfys  like  an  old 
^  woman 

Anima,  m,  f.  the  foul\  animal  life  : 
^  the  breath  :  air,  wind 
Anlfmabilis,  Je.  adj.  giving  life 
Animadverfioy  onis.  f.  an  Jfirving, 
or  giving  heed,  or  attention  to  a 
thing,  an  obfervation,  reproof,  ani» 
^  madverfioni  a  ^uni^bmcM 
Animad^tvCot^  om.m*  on  otutn*4- 
vmer  \  nice  objerutr,  tni\t        ^ 


ANI 


AnimadTerfuros,  a,  utn*  sdj.  about 

to  animadvert,  or  obferve 
A.Difnadverrus,  a,  um.  pt.  confiducd^ 
9b fenced,    taken  wtict     of*,    pu- 
mfbid 
Aniniadvcrtendus,  a,  tim.  pt.  to  be 

obfervid^  to  be  punlfbcd    " 
Animadvcrtrns,  nils.  pt.  obferving 
AAimadvcrto,  cie,   i^  fuA.  a^.  to 
mindy  thferve,petcei%K  :  to  regard 
to  conjidery  aiumadvert,  Co  cbajhjty 
or  punijb 
llnirnadvertor,  i.  palT,  to  be  obftmtd 
Animai,  a)is.  n.  a  liming  creature,  a 
many  beajly  bird,  ffb  :  «»  anitnal, 
Sometimi.s  an  aninal  (or  brute)  as 
4iftirgui/hed  from  man 
Aniinakuluin,  i.  n.  an  infeSi,  little 

animal 
Ani'tnalis,  le.  z6y  having  lifc^iving  : 
^  pertaining  to  life  j  ftnjibk ;  animal 
AnTnaans,  m»  fx,  putting  life  into, 
^  met,  encouraging 
Amanaas,  tis.  fubft.  f.  or  n.  fomt* 
^  times,  ra.  any  thing  that  both  life 
AnTmatio,  onis.  f.  a  giving  life 
Ani'macor,  5ris.  m.  an  encourager 
AnJizriaiu«,    a,    nm.  pt.   animated, 
^  li'vi*'g.  met.  etuouragcd 
Aniu)aru.s,  a^  um.  Ktj.  a^eEied  t§  ; 

mindtdy  inclined ^  d:ff/ofid 
Animo,  as  adi.  to  glrje  i:fc,  or  being  : 
to  en:  our  age,    en 'if  en,    atboldtn  : 
to  a:iimjte 
Animor,    aris.  p^fl*.  to  be  quicken  d^ 
as  a  child  in  the  ivomb,  to  be  en- 
fturJgfJy  Sec, 
AiuinoiC,  ad\r.  113,  compan  flimc, 
fupcrl,    ivit  bout  far  y  fiiutfyy  va- 
Ita'ityy  rcjalutcly  :  with  great  find- 
m/t  ar.d  ea^ii-fimfi 

Arii^voFiisfi,  at  IS,  f,  animofhf 
A'J'nwfu^,  ay  um,  adj.  ^cut,  coma 
/iv^/y  /ive/y,  jicrce,    matalfwne. 


ANN 

daring,  bardy,  fi^^% 

cbflly,  fioiefy       1 
Anii^u;a,oe..f.  tbetifk:  a,potor  Utth 

foul:  a  little  fivettheart*  . 
ADimulas,  i.  01.   «   liitlt  fiuh.  s 
^fweetbeart 
Aniipus, .  i«  m»  the  fbuly  the  mind. 


met.  humour:  thought,  exptSlmiion^ 
pafioa  y     intlimeion,    dijfofition  i 
purpafe,  refolulion  :  ccuragt,  Jpint : 
heurt  \  confciofne.^  i»fiin& 
4ntfum>  j.  n.  mnife  feed  aai  hark 
Annilii,  le.  adj.  of  a  year 
AoQiiis,  is.  a  year  hook,     AiHMleif 
pi.  annalt   or   hifioria  of  thit^s 
done  from  year  to  year 
Anne?  cooj.  imevrog.  wAtfinr  or 

no  ? 
AnneAena,  ntif.  pt.  kmttiag  to 
Au.'ieflo^    (itt,  XI,    xtaai.  »St,  to 
annex,  join,  kmt,   or  tie  tnto,  n 
bring  t^etbor 
Annectofyi.zus.  paCro  bejohud,itc, 
Annexu>>  a,  um.  pt.  annext,joind  to 
Annexus,  iis,  in.  a  joining  to 
AnnicUIui,«,um.  ^Ayefoneytar't  ago 
Annifer,  a,  um.  adj.  bearing  mU  the 

year 
Adultens,  tia.  pt.  earneftly  endeatnm^ 

ing 
Annltor,  i,   xos  or  fits.  dfe^.  to  lean 

unto :  earnefiiy  to  endeavour 
AoniverMrius,  a,   ddi.  adj.    atmi- 
n/erfary,    done   at  a  rertam   titito 
from  year  to  year,  and  e^ery  yean 
Annixurus,  a,  am.  pt.  Vb-jut  to  en- 

dea  cur 
Anii'xus,  a,  nm.  pt.  leanirg  to,  en- 
deavouring earmfHy 
Annum,  w.  f.  a  year*s  increafe  of  a 
piece  of    land  :  froviji.n^    chiffly 
\      of  torn :  all  [orts  of  vifluah,  at 


fiuali  5v«yw>^^^* 


A  WO 

j\nrafo«,  a,  um.  arfj./kl< 

(AJUiSiatio^  onis.  f.  an  anm 

{Annoiittiuiitulay  vc.  f.  a  fit 

Ann&iatoTy    oris,   m.  vh 

annotationtj  or  -attn,  o»  t 

IAnn5»aruiy  a,  am'.  pt,mtat 

.Am  dtitui,  is.  ra.  a  rema 

Anactinus,  fee  anoiculut 

fAnn5kO|  ar.  i€t,  h  mote,  0 

thing  t  toft  dawn  k  'Off 

obferve,  or  l«iib  attrcetf: 

by  notes 

AnnStor,  itift*  paC  iohe^ 

;Anmm,  drum. ».  syOditij 

^Anhaitiro*  otAj.  ytur!y 

.Aanuentr  tit.  pt.  nodd^, 

Anoiilaris^  e,  ad|j.  hitving 

Anniilariaa,  a  om«  adj.  /!< 

Annuliriosy  i.  in.  a  ring  1 

AvntilfMy  i.  n*  a  ring, 

Hke  a  ring  I  a  nrMlo 

^hair,  the  numb  in  a  to 

pttters  or  irons 

Anntimerandus,  2,  adi. 

nambeted 
AnndmSro,  as.    a£V.  to 

reckon  amot^  others 
Anniimllror,  aris.  paiT. 

hired  amvtgfi  others 
Annunciatio,  onis,  f.  // 
tion  ;  the  delivery  of  a 
AncuncJo,  as.  a^.  to  it 
fagi,  to  teU  or  declare 
Annancior,  aris.  pafT.  t% 
Arinud,   ISre.  aA.  Be  n, 
hi-*,    to  ir.timate  by 
ah^rm  ;    a/Tent  \  promt 
affijf,  and  further 
Anuus,  i.  m.  aye.tr 
AnDuus>  a,   um.  adj. 

every  fear,  p,r  a  year 

Anodyna,  orum.    ^.  r 

"matvttV     TMdutMs  to  cafe  pain 


N  T 

mi*  ad|}« 
iin.  adj. 


.  witbout  rule 

t  um.  pt.    to  bt  em- 

pt,  iufttinng 
\si,  fitum.  a£l.**/o 
vah  diligent  fearch 
're,  or  JQtn  #«$  to 
t  ;  r«  rr)r  delinqtUHts 
um.  pt  /r«></ 
frtfn^^  of  a  cup.  Sec, 
Mfy :  the  bmckli,  or 
1^.  met.  octafan^ 
'p^rtunitv 

adj.  w//^  tf  betnitie 
a  goofi  OT  gander 
a.  ^^}*of  ageofe 

f.  diorpofit 
n.  on  antagottifi 
n.  adj.  intbefoutb- 

:  governs  an  accu- 

ime;  before,  afore, 
et  coaimonly  after 
e  of  the  fubftantive 
It  between  the  ad 
It  iubftantive ;  as, 
lus  ante,  a  ftiv 
aliquot  ante  annis 

me.  Before,  afere- 
heretofore 
n.   pt.  aone  before: 

f 

,  to  he  driven  before 

»na.  a  footman  ofjiate 

•  the  lejftr  dog  par 

epi.  to  take  he/ffr^j 


yffrf 


ANT 

Antecedens,    tis.  pt.  going  before^ 

f^^p^i^gi  excelling 
Antecedens,  tif.  n.  fubf.  the  ante- 
cedent^ or  former  fart  of  an  ar- 

gument 
Antecedo,   ere,    ffi,  (Turn ;  a€l.  to 

go  before ;  to  excel,  to  be  before  in 

time 
A mecellens,  tis.pt.  excelFtng 
Antecello,  ere ^  ui,  ^€t,  to  excel 
Anteceilor>  i.  pafs.  to  be  excelled 
Antectptus,  a,  \xm.  prepoffeffed 
AntSceffio,  onis.  f^  a  going  before 
AnteceiTor.orls.  m.  who  goeth  before 
Anteceflus,  us.  m.  an  earneft 
Antecurfor^  oris.  m.  afcout 
Ante-eo^  ire>  ivi«  itum,  a£t.  to  go 

before,  to  excel,  tofurpafs 
Ante-eor,  Iri,  It  us,  to  be  excelled 
Anteferendus,  z,  nm.  pt.  to  bepre- 

f erred  before 
Antetero,  itxt^  tiiU,  latum,  to  prefer 
Aotegredlor,  i,  (Tus.  dep,  to  ufi>er 

in,  to  go  before 
Antegteifus,  a,  um.  pt.  going  before 
Antebabeo,  ere,  ui>  itum.  a£t.    to 

value,  or  efleem,  or  honour  jnore 
Antehac,  adv.  in  time  pajl,  till  now 
Antelatus,  a,  um.  pt.  more  valued 
Anielucanus,  a,  um.  before  day -light 
Ante  meridian  us,  a»  um*  in  the  morn-^ 

ingt  before  mid  day 
Antenna,  ae,  f.  the  failyard 
Anteoccupatio,  onis.  f.  anticipation 
Anteoccupo,  as.  aA.  to  anticipate 
Aoteponendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  fet 

before 
Anteponens,  tis.  ift.  fetting  before 
Antepono,   ece,  pofui,   uam.  a£t. 

*  to  Jet  before,  to  prefer 
Antepositus,  z,  um.  pt'fit  before 
Antcpotens,  tis,  pt,  more  powerful 


^^,'  /a/ar^a^  I '^t^um^  Sidy,  befofg  tbot^ 


ANT 

Anterior,  us.  comp.  /or»Mr,  infrouf 
Antes,  ium,  m.  the  fore  ranks,  ^  bat* 

talion,  or  brigaae  of  horfe 
AnteHgnanus,  i.  m.  be  via  marehet 

frfi  to  defend  a  flandard,  a  ring-" 

leader  :  he  vtho  carries  the  colours^ 

anenfigm 
Antefto,  as,  to  excel 
Anteftor,  aris.  dep.  to  be  toitneft 
Antevenio,  Ire,  i,  turn,  to  come  be- 

ftre,  or  get  theftart  of\  to  prekfent^ 

to  excel,  or  farpaft 
Antevertendus,    a,  um.   pt.  to  be 

outgone,  or  furpajfed 
AntevertOy  ere,  i,  fum.  a£t.  to  out' 

fhrip^  XO  prefer^  to  prevent 
Antev61ans,  tis.  ^t,  flying  before 
Anthinos,  a,  um.  made  offlvwere 
Anthologica,cf.  a  treatife  onflowert 
Anthropophagus,  i.  m.  a  canibed 
Antiae,  arum.  f.  a  tete,frowicet 
Antibacchius,  a  foot  of  two  leng^ 

and' a  third  fkort  fyllables^   as, 

f^rtuna 
Antichriftus,  1.  m.  antichrifl 
Anticipatio,  onis.  f.  anticipation 
Anticipo,  as.  a£t.  to  forefial 
Antlcum,  i.  n.  a  porch 
Antlcas,  a,  um.  id], font t, forward  , 
Antidorum,  i.  &f  antidotus,  i.  f« 

Mn  antidote 
AntTgrapheus,  i.  m.  a  comptroller 
Ant.pagmenta,  orum.   n.  oiHamenti 

about  a  doorcafe  ^ 

Antipathia,  ae.  f.  antipathy 
Lntiphooa,  ae.  f.  an  anti^l>o;7 
Antipodes,  um.  m.  people  'soith  r.*.  r 

fstt  againji  curs 
Antiquandus,  a,  um.  pr.   '»'>  I'      -* 


A  O  R 

Antiqu^,   tdv.  of  c!d 

Anciquiur,  u$.  cum  p.  oldfr,   dcartr, 

m-jre  ti^ctptuhle,  tKjre  cHecm^d 
Antjqji.li.nuB,  a,  uin.  Atperl.  «/a^ 
AntVq  iu>,    atiS,  t.  aKfifuiiy,    men 

tf  ancJe/tt  times 
Aniiijuiius,  adv.  of  cU time 
AntJquo,  as,  ail.  ts  rrfe.tiy  tofrfget 
Antiqiior,  Aiis.  pafs.  to  bt  aboUJhtd^ 

or  <^i)'*rn  out  if  mind 
Anii'quiis,  a,  urn.  ancient,  cldi    ef 

long  Ji and: ng,  antique,  oat  9fdatif 

eld  f.ijbr^n^'f    •u/ortiyj    tontfi, 

dear 
Anttdant,  tii.  ^l.  excelling 
Antilk*:,  tis.  c.  g.  a pri.fi^cbiefwtan 
AnliiViia,  «.  f.  tipri.jie.i 
Antithal^iiiust,  i.  m.  ana^tkhdmber 
Anttthcris»  f.  a  figure  imrbttonc 
Antitiicioii,  I.  n.  contrary 
Antlia,  ae   r.  « pump 
Antlo.  na.  to  drew  water 
Antrorfiini,  Ziii^.  f:r\»ard 
Antru.n,  i.  n.    ^  cu\;e,  den,  gr9t 
Anulari' ,  e.  p.  rtaiairj  to  a  ring 
Anus,  ds.  f.  an  oidftfoman 
Anxle,     adv.    anxinffly,    diti^tnily, 

forrcwfuUy,  carefu.fy 
Anxicras,  atif.  f.  anxiety^  fcrnto- 

fulmfi^  fretfulnefi 
Anxietudoy  inis.  f.  difquiet  ofmidd 
AnxXftr,  a,  um.  6ri»^i/ig  c^rg 
Anxior,  aris.  to  h  trouifled 
Anx'ius,  »,  uni.  tbougi>fful,  fvrroW' 
,    /«/,  ciircful,  troulUd  in  mind,  toe 

curious,  tio  earrcf^f  t%o  nice 
Amyte,  cs.  Ufwift,  a  dog's  nam 


A  before  O 

Aon^Mt,  i.  m.  indsfnite.    A  greek 
An/?,  ufef/ta^^^tfyfaftims^  for 


A  P  I 


A  befAe  I> 

Apuge,  AT^fgote,  adtr.  a  wey  5  gtt 

you  gone 
ApagSfis,  adv./f',  a-ivay 
Ap«laeiir>,  rude,  til  bred 
Apathia,  ae.  f.  unconcernednefs  I 

Aprlla,  «.  c.  g.  one  drcumcifed         I 
Apcr»  pri,  m.  a  bear  I 

Apcrienduf,  a,  um.  pt.  tebetpeued 
AptrricDs.  tis.  pc.  opining 
Aperio,  Ire.  ui^  turn.  aC>.   to  1^, 

or/ff  open^  to  difchfe,  cr  difcever ; 

toficuf  or  ^r«'/r^  •»/  5  /»  interpret 

or  explain^   to  uncever^   e§  wuke 
^  bare,  to  (plif,  or  lay  open 
Ap^rior,  in,  tus.  pais,  to  be  epenei 
Aperte,  ad7.  tids,  xif&mc,  plainfy^, 

dearly,  cbearful'y,  wutniftply,  etrf- 

A"erio,  as.  te  make  naked,  or  7?rij& 

te  the /kin 
Apertum,  i.  a  public  place 
Ap«rtGia,  x,  ua  little  opening 
Apertn9,a,  um.-'or.  tiflinsui.  fet,  or 
Jfanding  epen  \  nvide,  f,ir  extended^ 
clear,  ferene  i  profeffhl,  wot   «»- 
cealedy  expojedto,  eafyte  be  coHU 
at :  plain,  bensff,  dovntigbt 
Apei.  j^«  Apii 

ApeX)  icis,  no.  tbe  top  or  emiaenee, 
the  tuft  ef  a  cap  ;  a  tnttre,  er  auf 
cap  o/m  conic  form,  a  bird*s  ceml, 
a  plume,  er  cref^ :  a  foarp  point  5 
an  accent,  mark  or  tittle  ever  /rf - 
ten  ;  a  mandate,  Iciter,  or  e^fh  : 
dignity, authority, grandetfr  ;  quirkt, 
»nd  Jiibtil  pcinrs 
Apexabo,  onis.  f.  a  black  pud£ng 
Aphorifmuiy  i.  m.an  apherijm 
Aptaniis,  a,  un.  belonging  to^  orfo 
for  bees 


*A  PO 

Apiarius,  1.  m.  a  keeper  of  bal 
A  pin  tus,  a,  um.  like  a  bee 
Apirarus,  a,  U!fk.  taftti 
ApKiiia,  X.  f.  a  little  kf 
ApKulttOi,  i.  n.  «  Uttbtajii 
Apinz,  arum.  f.  tr:^ 
Apifi,  is.  f.  a  bte 
Ap'um,  i.  n.  fmaHagt,  fffj  ^ 
A^iiftre,  i?.  n.  Apluftnim,  L 

the  flag,  ancient,  er  colvtrrfef 
A|><$calyp£s,  is.  L  the  apocehfp, 

rtvelam* 
Apdcha,  K.  f.  an  0cpittMW0 

Cfipt 
Apikfipe,  es.  f.  0fgmv,  vtkk^ 

tmay  the  lap  ktttr  ef  §  «v4 

tun*  foriuae' 
Aporrifiariui,  i.  m,0tmm'^ 
Apocnphat,  a,  am.  ^p^crjfkJ^ 
Apodidkui,  a,  ore.  demufirmi 
Apo^arom,  i.  n.  the /mint  ^ff 

pLtntt  is  fartheft  jrm  thi'm 

tbe  midpoint  ef  beayen 
ApogiSpha,  m,  f.  an  inmnttiy 
Ji^paphon,  i.  n.  a  ctfy,  p/tf^ 
Apole£bi,  or  um.  m.  prinMlm 
ApSiJiJsetTciis,  a,  nin.  i^^Kit 

emfing^  apo/egetk 
Ap«Wpa,ae  f.  an  apekgy,  ixif. 
Ap8I^%«My  i.  m.  afsbU 
Apophthegma,  atit.  n.  o  ^ 

therm,  w  foart  pithy  Jayt 
ApopVxia,  K.  f.  am  apsAxj 
ApSfiopcfis,  fee  rericenna 
ApWaffia,  SB.  f.  »p^fy 
Apoftata,  s.  m.  an  ^4^ 
ApoAItOy  at.  teaptflatime 
Apoftema,  atit,  n.  an  /•f^jjj 
ApoftSlStai,  <Js.  m.  an  apffir 
ApoAfibs,  i.  m.  anapo/Uti^^ 

to  preach  tbt  p>Jpni  4  »Sr 

tttifoy^  cemmiJitMr 
ApoftrSphe,    es.  f,   *  Jf"^ 

iu/eedoff/^aiing^ 


'P  A  P  P 

m./ce  apocope  Appellitiis,    a,   om.    adj.    emHed 

f.  a  tviite  cc  jr:  a        named^  cittd,  entitUd 
oarehoufcy  hft,  fafe,    AppeJlitatus,  a,  am.  called 
ibecary^sjbop  AppdJo,   as.    a«ft.    to  cail^    nam^, 

■anonixation  term^  entitle i  to  mention^  to/peak 

n,  OH  erpoxem  fmmHmrl^  h\  tt  emit  in  fn^oiy 

im.  pt.  to  6e prepared       ot*  ^cuje\  f»  call  /d  witneft:  to 
il.  preparing  ^oU  to  one  for  help  j  /o  call  f#  otu 

.   ttn'th   prepardfSon,       J^  «  thiiil\  t9  dun\  U  appeal  \ 
nohfy,  bravelf  foprocJaimi  f  pt'^aemnce 

,  f.  greer prepanrtioa,    Appello,  ere,  pfili,  pulAim,  ad.  /• 
anfry  drive  ^   to  Inriwg  to  hud,    to  the 

.  it  is  getting  ready  «^f  vtp^ar^  tofwree  j  to  appl^y 

jm.  aJj..tior,   tiffi-        ^t  Jkv9tewnf\  totOMH 
f,firmfi>ed',fpkn£d   Appellor,  aris.  pafT.  to  be  ealUd 

m.    a  preparing  ;   Appellor,  i.  pafT.  /«  ke  kermght  U 
things  netejpny^  mn      ^^^ 

AppeodTdlla,  m.f.  a  Httk  appendage, 
\,app<treni,ttppeknng       aptrpnfke 
ji,  2tum.n.  to  cf-   Appondix,   fcit.  an   efpendage^  a 
himfelf'^  to  te  forth       part  of  ,  ati  addition  to:  a pent-htn/e, 
ve  attendance  tn  Midi  fig  added  to  the  nuin  honfi, 

't  appears  an  appendix,  auxiliary  treeps 

,  f,  the  attendantcg    Appeado,  Ere,  i.  Aim.  ad.  to  hawg 
^  of  apparitors  fy,  tt  noeigh  oat,  tr  pap 

m.    an  apparitor^  Appendor,  i,  fm.  paC  to  hi  hangid 
^'mer,  marjhol,  hea-        ^>  W  wtightd  Mt 
erpreter^  &c.  Apptnfiit,    a,  mn.  adj»  ^   part, 

f  .  the  attendance  af      honied  up,  mteighid  nut 

App^tendot,  a,  aaa.   part.    /»  he 
m,pt.al.oiet  to  appear       defi-ed,  trfonghe  after 

to  prepare,  prrvide,    AppEtens,   tu.  part,    approaching, 
to  go  ahout,  dt/^H,       fiffifg  vpon,  adjoining  to 
ijien  finri  tofurmjb,   AppStent,  tis.adj.  dor,  comp.ffimiit, 

-    Top.  ervtious,  d^jhrousof 
afs.  to  he  prepared       App^tentia,  c.  f.  adefirir.g^  l9nging 

na.  pt.  to  be  op-    '   for,  or  hankering 

App^tibTIis,  e.  adj.  to  be  defirod,  or 

pt.  calling  •    co'oeted 

»  f.  a  naming ;  em   Appetitio,  onis.  f,  verb,  a  catehing 
nciation  at.  Met.  afhmg  df^i^^  or  endea- 

uiD,   appeUatvoe,       vour  afier  5  appetite  to  oae*t  m'c^ 
tuals 

m,  M  appeUajff  jAfpStitut,  m,  gm,  putf  tmM  0i, 


A  P  P 

attempted,  fit  vpm 

Appctxiui,  us,  m.  the  ceneupifcihie 
faculty,  natural  appetite  andd^re* 
III  the  plural  namber,  petffiom,  or 
affeaions 

Appeto,  ere,  ii,  ve/  Tvi,  Ttum,  ad« 
to  defire,  or  caoet  earneftly,  chiefif 
naturalyOT  good  things ;  to  catch  at% 
to  agaub,  or  fct  upon,  to  efpireo 
to  mtwmpt,  Abfol.  to  approexhf  or 


Appetor,  i,  itus.  palT.  /•  he  d^rtdf 

affamb$d 
Appingo,  trt,  egi,  a£Vuiti,  to  join 

ttato,  tofitjhm,  or  hind  to ;  M  mbl 
Appingo,  Sre,  si.  w6t,  to  paiat,  f 

wn'ti 
Appiaudo,  Ifrei  £,  fuai*  neat,  ta 


Applaafor,  9rii*  tt.  an  efpkmdtr, 

or  eipprover 
Applauioa,    i,   «m.  part*  firehd 

gcntfy,  clapped  upon,  cherifked 
Appliuftis,  iis.  m.  dapping  of  htrnds, 

Applicans,  ntti,  part,  applying  to, 

ipproacheng 
Applkftio^  Snia.  f.  am  ^plieati^n 
Applicatuiy  a,  um.   part,  applied, 

laid  to,  arriPed,  hent,  or  incliwed 
Applicitiinity  a,  am.  part.  «^irr  fa 

appty  to,  or  arrive  at 
AppUcitiiay  a,  am.  part,  adjoined 
Applfeoy  a>,  ui,  &  avi,  itam,   ^ 

Scum.  ad.  t9  apply,  tofet,  or /^ 

ont  thing' to,  flr  near  another,  t» 

bring.  Or  direff 
ApplSro,  Jt.  neat,  to  lament  with  one 
Applumbo,  as.  ad.  to  folder  toith 

kad 
Appiao,  ere,  ui,  fif  uvi,  tarn.  ad. 

to  rain  near^  or  i*^n 


A  P  P 

^f  ot  Jet  f\  to  ley  uf>0n,    or 

migb  eo,   to  mix,  or  pttt  in,    to 

reckon,    to  add,    to  fer've  uft    to 

fubern^  or  procure 
Ap|K)rre6lus,  a^  um.   pt.  ftretcbed 

Mr 
ApportanduSf  a,  tun.  pt.  to  hi  mt- 

ried  to 
ApportaiM,  Otis.  pt.  bringimg  in 
App<Mto«  as.  f«  csrry,  or  hnni  *'*'*' 

to  bring  newt,  or  tidingt,  to  eaujt^ 

QT  oecafion 
Apportor,  ari.  pafl*.  to  bemrriid,  or 

broagbt  to 
Appotfco,  SrCy  to  MJk,  or  rofmrt  m§re, 

crbf/Ue9,  overMttJabove 
AppSfite,  tdr,preperfy,  apihf  con" 

%fement(f,  to  the  purpofe,Jh^t  fgtif 
App^fitiOy   onit.  f«   i^pofitton^  mn 

a4ding  to,  an  i^fying.  It  I'g  alfo 

taken  by  later  Gram,  fir  the  figure 

Epexegefis  j  at^  turbs  Koma»  iopus 

pifcis 
Appofitus,  a,  mn*  part,  laid  wear, 

fut  to,  fit  upon,  near,  JUuate  by, 

adj.  or,  comp.  ffimas,  Aip.  rm- 

venient,  apt,  or  fit  to  tbt  purpofje, 

meett  appi/te,  either  in  an  aSive, 

or  paffiveM* 
Appofitosy  As.  ID.  a  putting  to 
AppotnSy  a,  um.  drunk 
Appreciatns,  a,  um.  pt.  valued 
Apprecio,  as.  a£l«  tofetaprice 
Apprccatus.  a,  um.  pt.  preying  to 
Apprecor,  at  is.  w/Adprecor.  dep. 

to  pray  untot  to  wijb  one  any  good 

thing 
Apprehendens,  ntis.  pt.  apprehend* 

ing,  or  laying  hold  if 
Apprehendo,  &  apprendo»  ere,    i, 

/um.  a£t.  to  apprehend,  lay  hold 

of,  /natch,  to  take  hold  of.  Met. 
'*ff  /eartf,  /a  uad^r^atid^  to  perceive. 


APR 

Apprehenfioy  onis.  f.  rerb.  a  feiTsing 

on  a  thing,  apprAenfiin 
Apprehenfus,  a,  um.  p:.  laid  hold  of 
AppieiTut,  a,    um.  prejid,  or  put 

hard  together 
Apprimi,  WAf^prim^,   adv.  very 

much,  nrery  well,  greatly,  ehiefly, 

ennnently^  excellent^ 
Appli'mo,  hre,  efli,  iHim.    to  prtfs 

any  thing  chfe  to  another,  tojqueeToe 

hard 
ApprlmuSy  ntel  Adprimuf,  a,  um. 

ebief  principal,  excellent,  furpaffing 
Appr5bandu8y  a,  um.  ptk  to  be  ap- 
proved 
Appr5bafity  tit*  pt.  approving 
Appr5batio,    onis.   f.    approbttim, 

allowanee,  likings  ajfuremee 
Appr5bator,  oris,  m,  an  approver 
Approbatuioi,  ay  um.  pt.  *beiu  to 

approve 
ApprSbatuSy  a,  um.  pt.  appr9ved, 

allovted 
ApprdbOt  at.  afi.  to  approve,  to  Uke, 

to  allow,  to  make  good,  tojuftijy^ 

to  make  out  f  or  apparent 
ApprobuSy  a,  um.  wry  honeft 
AppromittOy  ere,  fiy  ffum.  ad.  to 

engage  fir  another 
ApprdpSratns,  a,  um*  pt.  baftened 
Approperoy  as.  neut.  to  make  hafte, 

iSt*  to  hafieuf  or  Jp«dj  and  Jet 

forward 
Appr6pinquans,tis.  pt.  drawh^gnigh 
Appr5pinquacio,  5nis.  f.  an  advan- 

eing,  or  coming  nigh  unto,  an  ap^ 

proach 
ApprSpinquOy  as.  n.  to  come  nigh, 

to  draw  near,  to  approach,  to  be 

ready  at  hand 
Appullus,ay  um.  pt.  arrived,  landed 
AppulfuSy   Osy    m.   an  arrival,    a 

coming  to 

AprTcaw,  U**^UboJk\r^\titUftt« 


A  P  Y 

Apricatio,  onis.  f.  a'ba/Hn^f"''* 

fun,  being  abroad  in  the  ^tntv 
Apricitasj  at  is.  tlte  waruib  4  '^ 
ptn,  fun-Jhine,  open  fair  we^i 
a  clear  air 
Aprkory  aria*  dep./0  bafkinikf^ 
Apricus,    a,  um.  adj.-ofi  co^ 
-flimus,  (ap,  Jitnty,we/wtdvi^ 
the  fun,  thathoatobeintbtf^ 
Aprihty  is.  m.  Afprilmuiti 
ApriliSy  e.  adj.  ofjpril,  at,  «"* 

Aprilibusy  tbefifib^JprH 

Aprugna,  2.  f.  (caro)  bremo      \ 

Apmgnns,  ty  um.  behn^ing  toM. 

Apfisy  idis.    f.  the  ring  ^  "'J' 

wbeel\  a  circle  about  the  Jfh  "^ 

bowing  of  an  arch  < 

Aptandus,  a,  am.  pt.  /•  kefitti 

Aptanty  ntis.  ^b  fitting  ^ 

Aptatns,  a«  um.  pt.  fitted         • 

Aptiy  adv.-i^s.   comp.-ffioi^  "f 

fitfy,  ugreeablf,  fnitaUff  (^_ 

nientiy,   properly,    cJofdf,  t^ 

"«"ir  _^ 

AptTtGdo^  Tnis.  f.fitnefs,  tf^^ 

Aptoy  as.  aft.  toft,  oxmtkft^ 
join,  to  addreft,  make  netft  ' 
prepare,  to  provide,  ot  fnt0l 

Aptory  ari.  pair,  to  befitted        '• 

AptotoDy  i.  n.  without  cafa      J 

Apttts,  ay  am.  pt.&adj.  ^'•'^P^ 
fitted  {  Met.  made,  wroKf^j  vj 
compaa  }  pat,  clop,  prefer,  ■* 
Juitabie^  convenient,  g^edpr,^ 
fitabUi  naturally  difpefed,ioi^ 

^  '*Jyt  Vreeabie  ^  rigid,  tfdH^ 

Apuay  ae.  f.  an  auchoty 

Apad,  prsp.  cum  ace.  clojebf^i 
with,  at,  among,  im,  befure,  fs 

ApyrinuSy  a,  um.  &  Apyio*! 
withnut  kernel,  otftoue;  or  ■" 
a  (mall  kernel,  otfione 

Adytum,  Julpbur,  bt.ntfissu  nU^^ 


A  QU 

)usi  (is.  m.  4  tmdmtf  an 
S,  /  vfater-caurfi 
■m,  i.  n.  a  frtjifj  ox  ft- 
for  rain 

ule,  0  lover f  am  e^ber 
irft,  i.  m.  am  bag't  trough. 
tht  hnerpart  of  the  hoifv, 
TU^iit  the  paufgeb,  the  fio- 
itwuHa,Vfhi(b  dig^t  tht  mcai 
1I9  i.  m.  the  paunch 
ii.  m.  in  ace.  Aqualim, 
tr^poty  an  eWer^  lamtr^  or 
Ac 

tut,  i.  n.  a  phup,  iawd 
B,  i.  n.  tf  vfaterinc  pl^tt 
tie,  a  fink,  keatut,  or  gtttttr  j 
werfffage 

t,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  ke- 
f  to  water>    Aqutr>a  pro- 
,  a  voter  bailifs  pljet 
ii  i.  m.  one  of  the  JSgns  of 
tJiaei   '   ^tfoier  bailiff,   a 
'iearer 

as  a,  ufli.  adj.  afi  of  be- 
f  io  tbo  water ;  livii^,  or 
^  in,  or  about  the  water ; 

^  it.  n.   fAar  //vvf^  in  the 
I  tffi  Afwetk 
'*^.SvingiH  tbemateriwatry 
}Oais.  f.  0  vfat,ring^  aear- 
I  or  fetehiag  of  v>attr\  0 
*ff  «/*  rain,  wet  Weather, 
■a  itfiamt  io  be  toAemfar  a 
vigplaet 
t  oria.  m.  verb,  ie  that 
itb,  or  pnmJetb  water 
9  a,   UBO.  adj. -or,   romp. 
v,  Aip.    maturaBp  thin  like 
i  watery,  or  anxr  ?np/&«pufrri 
Jj  nm.  adj.  watcrifo 


A  R  A 

Aquila,  c  f.  aM  Mgfiir,  Met.  a  nor- 
tbem  eooftellation  within  the  ga- 
laxy ;  a  reman  ei^n,  or  banner, 
taade  of  goU  or  JSher,  of  whieb 
each  legion  had  one^  the  upperw^ 
ftory  in  bnilding^,  refr^ftnfing  an 

^  eask*t  wings 

Aquilex,  2^11.  m.  a  water  bailiff 

Aquilifer^Sri.  n.  the  fiandard-bearer 
among  the  Komant,  who  had  on 
his  enfipi  the  figure  of  an  eagle ; 

^  an  tnfign,  or  corHe( 

AqoTlinui,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  likir 
an  eagle,  rapacious.  Met.  fuick- 

^ffhted 

Aquilo,  onii.  m.  the  north  tviW] 
north  eafi  cold  wind 

Aquslonalit,  e.  adj.  northatm 

Aq'^Tlonlris,  e.  adj.  northern 

Aqutloniot,  a,  urn.  adj.  morthem 

Aquilus,  a,  om.  adj.  dark,  dun, 
of  the  colour  of  water,  fun'bmrnt, 
fiuartby 

Aquiminalr,is.n-  a  wajb-hand.  hafon 

Aquiminariuniy  u  JU  a  manteth^  a. 
cock  to  wajb  at 

Aqoipes,  fwift  of  foot 

Aquor.  aris.  to%uater^  or  give  water 
unto,  toprvtndr,  or  fetch  water 

Aquufus,  a,  uoi.  adj. -or,  comp. 
-flinius,  flip.  7oateri/b,  wet,  re- 
fumbling,  or  concrete  rf  water 

Aquiiltt,  e.  f.  a  little  water  ;  apk^, 
or  hrook 

A  before  R 

/.rabi'lis,  e.  adj.  arable 
Arachne,  ci.  f.  afplder,  a  cobweb 
Aranduf,  a,  un.  pt.  r»  be  plowed 
Aranea,  ae,  f.  a  fpidfr ;  a  cobweb ; 
the  down  rf  willow  bloffbms  ;  one 
of  the  mtmbrames  ef  the  eye,  thin 
Hke  aJpidirs'Wtb 


A  R  B 

Araneola,  a.  f.  Aim.  a  fmall fp'tdet 
Arar'coliis,  i,  m.  a  litHe  fpiJer 
Araneofus,  a,  um.  a<<j.  full  effpiders 

wehs,  or  th:/^s  like  cobwebs 
Araneum,  i.  n>    a  fpiders  web,  if 

rinse,  or  dew,  like  a  cchweb,  which 
^  fpoils  olives  and  grapes 
Araneus,  i.  m.  afpider,  a  fplUr's 

'Web  5  a  kind  of  fea-jijbf  a  ft»tw^ 
^  or  field  mo^ 

A»iitio,  onls.  f.  tillage,  or  plowing 
Araciuncula,   x,   f.  a  field  farmed 
^  cf  the  public 

Arator,  oris.  m.  a  plower,  or  tiller 
Ara'ro,  as.  a£t.  to  plow  land  over 
^  fl^ain 

Aratrum,  i.  n.  a  plough 
Aratunis,  a,  um.  pt.  «Wf  to  plow 
Ar.itui,  a,  um.  part,  tilled 
Arbiter,    tri,  m.    an  arbitrator,  m 

ref'rec\  a  witne/s;  a  prince^    or 

ruler 
Arbitra,  x,  f.  a  witnefs 
Arbitra&s,  ntis.  pt.  tbinkimg 
AhitvAvb,  adv.  atone*s  pleafure,  at 

one  will,  at  otu's  own  choice,  ar» 

bitrcrily 
Arbitrariui,  a»  am.  adj.  vofuntaryp 

left  to  our  own  choice^  arbitrary 
Arbitritus,  fis.    m.  judgement,  00!^ 

nioHi  eleflidn,  choice^  fancy,  pka^ 

fure\  difpofal,  difcretion 
Arbitrium,  l.  n*  an  arbitrement,  or 

award  5  the  fentenee  of  a  judge  | 

will,    pleafure,  humtur,   fancy  \ 

the  office  of  an  arbitrator ;  pawer^ 

rule,  cond'jB  \  choice  ;  mone^  paid 

to  fbe  public  for  the  right  tfmouo' 

Arbitror,  aris.  dcp.  to  arhttrate,  or 
end  a  difpute  by  arbitration,  to 
fentenee,  or  award;  to  fuppofe, 
fo«J€3ttre»   ima^me^  ^t  tWV,  t% 


ARC 

'•MT.&Mr,  or  Ttfitn  f ;  ptfl*.'  r« 
be  htkedf  or  /mtim/  nt  i  tJfi  0 
term  in  takitj  m  filmm  uah 

Arbor,  &  Arbot,  dris,  f.  n  tree^ 
m  general  w§rd,  under  wbieh  ity, 
»fie^f  and  evem  rtedt  trj  compre- 
hended. Melon,  tbemfi  ff'fr'p  9 
mn  ear  \  the  timber  ef  a  freft  \ 
^djetbt  looed  ef  a  tree 

ArbSrarius,  a,  om.  ad)«  of,otbe' 
hnging  to  a  tree 

ArbSrator,  oris.  m.  a  hpptr,  or  a 
planter,  or  primer  rf  treet 

ArbSreTco,  «re,  f  grow  to  tie  big- 
nefi  of  a  tret 

ArbSretuxn,  i,  n.  a  grove 

Arbdreus,  ■«  um.  adj.  ^  or  be- 
kmging  te  a  tree,  branched  She  a 
tree 

Arbufdilay  ae.  f.  et  ftttie  tree,  a 
Jbrub  \  the  aathy  or  hall  of  a  cart* 
Vfbuli  tbocap,  ottaft,  ttpw  the 
heads  ofpeacoekt 

ArboftiYus,  a,  am.  wbu  bthtmag 
tofitrube  * 

Arbufto,  at.  ad.  U  pUnt  ^^b  trtet 

Arbuftum,  i.  n.  tf  cepfe,  a  grove  ef 
trees,  or  orchard,  a  vlatyetrd^  a 
place pUnted  vM  tnet  or  v'met  to 
gro^ypbf 

ArbfiteuSf  a,  vm.  adj.  of  or  be- 
longing  to  am  mbutt,  orfrswber/y 
treei  made  of  that  tree 

Arbfitaro,  i,  n,  the  fnk  ^  the  or- 
bsKtmi 

Arbiitafl,  1.  f  .  a  kind  of  ^Uflram- 
berry,  or  cberty-tree,  an  arbate, 
thejbade  tberetf 

Area,  ae.  f .  a  cbefi,  a  coffer,  ass  ef" 
critore  j  a  coffin,  or  tomb*  Meton« 
smney  \  aljo  a  dam  efv>ood,  tokeep 
amoftbe  courfe  of  the  waters :  an 

^*tA»d,  Mdy./ecretiy,frJi^atelj 


ARC 

ArCafid^ '  mIV.  ^  alme,teerethf 
ArcaovflDy  i.  n.  om  hidden  mjftery 
Arcanaty  t,  vdl.  9A],J!tent,  fecret 

hidjdift,  insksHWn,  privy,  wyJHcal 
Atcariaiy  i.  n.  a  cofferer, ot  treafnrer 
Arcitoif  %  ^m.  mdearchwife 
Arcendaty  a,  om.  pt^  to  be  driven 

awy,  or  to  dtive  away 
Arcto,  Irt,  oi.  aft.  fnp.  car.  to  keep 

off,  to  keep  oat,  or  from  j  to  fhp, 

binder^  or  debar  ;  to  drive  away  \ 

to  hold  fafi,  fhain,  or   tie  bard\ 

to  keep  in,  or  hold  together  )    to 

keep  from,  to  fave,  wproteff  ' 
ktctor,  erii.  paiH  to  be dr'ruom away, 

Ac. 
Arcifra»  ae.  f.  a  covered  cart 
Arce(reild«f»  a,  om.  pC  to  kefentfbr 
ArcdTeiit,  lit.  pt.  fending  for 
Arceffior^Yri,  itot^  paiT.  to  be  called, 

to  be  font  for 
Aroeflitor,  vel  Acceflitor,  5rii.  m. 

a  meffengerfaa  to  fetch  we  \  an 

accuftr 
Arccfttflmtf  a,  «m«  pt.   about  to 

fendfor 
Arcc^usy  a,  am.  pt.  caHed^  vcjtnt 

for 
Arceflb^  Sre,  ivi,  Ttom.  aft.  to  call, 

to  go  to  call  I  to  fend  for  j  to  fitch, 

or  trace ;  to  procure ;    to  accnfe, 

impeach,  or  charge 
AtctWosr,  iri.  paff.  to  befentfor 
Archaicus,  a^um.  a<-j.  cldfajbioned 
Archangelus,  i.  m.  an  archangel 
Archetypuai,  n.  an  authentic  copy, 

the  original  efa  writing,  or  piC' 

tare,  or  any  piece  of  art 
ArchStypos,  a,   um.  any  thing  at 

frfl  hand,  that  is  dorte  ohginalfy 
Archiater,    &   Archiatrut,  i.  m« 

the  principal  phyfcian 
Archtdiacdnitttt,  us.  m.  au  arch* 


A  R 

ArcbidiaciSnaSf  i.  m< 
Arcblduxy  Qcis.  m.  i 
Archi^ifcopaIis,e.ad 
Archiepifcopatus,  iiti 

bijh^ick 

Archiepifcopos,  i.  m 

Archigrammateusy   i 

archigrammatea,  t 

cretary  •  a  ehancelti 

AtcbimagTroSy  i.  m. 

Archimandrita,  ae.  nr 

Archimimot,  i.  m.  c 

Archipirata,  x.tn.a 

Archipreibyter,  ri.  or 

Architefta,  oe,  f,  afi 

Architeftioy  onis.  f. 

Architeftooice,  es.  : 

teftonica,  m,  f.  the 

ofbmilding 

Architeft5nicu8,  a,  o 

etrchtteffure^  chief 

Archrteftor,  aiis.  de 

fiKdel,  to  draw  plai 

or  otberwife;  to  p\ 

to  invent,  or  fran 

buiU 

ArchTteftira,  c«  f. 

Architeftot)  i  m.  t 

uufer  builder,  the  ^ 

carpenter,  tbefurv^ 

img\  the  creator  \ 

cipaldevifer,  contri% 

cf  any  thing  in  am 

bad  fenfe 

AfchltrlfcnnoSf  i*  m 

tbofiafi 

Archimmy  i.   n.  tb 

antiont  records,  or  ci 

the  chancery,    or  1 

office  oftho  mafUr  ^ 

Archon,  tii.  m.  a  a 

Arciteaens,  tis.  adj. 

epithet  rf-jlpolh  \  I 


*»,Ap.  f^^,   ft>A/,  /tf>j 

2»  WM>  **A,  ^Vi^/j  yiiii/7; 


ARD 

!^  ^jLjhrMitmiugy  kitping 

^2?*"*^  !*• «»'»'»«',  firsitned 
piMv.^tior,coiD^  tiffimos, 

U^j^ion,  adj.  mrthen,  »ffie 
^  ^t»  firth  cliife 
r^At&mgtvM  cmfielUttiont 
|[*Aw«fA«m.  Met.  rArMr- 

^  <»  nm.  ad],   kelmgitg  t9 

*y<^  northern 

*^  i  n.  0  Ufftfiar  httwtn 

^*i  us.  adj.-tior,  comp* 

_  rVi^i 
crovtdedi  pie- 
^fMiwg,  'StffiaUt 
fe  tooinus,  fwndfitp 
^,  i.  m.  tf  hwftr 
^  adv.  imtlikf4ihot9 
^  t,  una.  pt,JaJbioK*JIike 
'%  or  tfr<^,  srthed, 
flifla,  le.  £  «  eroffhtm 
tX,f,Mfytlih(m 
rin,  tm.  M  cabinet  taaUr 

as.  a£l.  M  ffTf^  0v«r 
)  iris.  pair,  ro  ^r  arched 
fiiy  &  i.  rar.  m.  a  vault  cfa 

or  an  tf  r<-^  /»  bitHding  5  a 
«  A0»f^  ^ow,  or  /o/»^  Iiwtf ; 
U4  ^0w  ;  f^f  fi>9oU  of  vines  f 
W  /rwi  ^owri/  down 
«■  f.  a  ^/vff,  or  hern 
I  onit.  m.  a  bufy  body 

tia.  pc.-tior^  comp.  tifli- 
fop.  hum'in^^  bQt\  M«t.  at 
a  fivtr^  loxftf  defirtf  &c. 
4y  ;  mettiefome  ;  bright^  bur- 
\  glittering  5  iliujlrious,  g/o- 
;  earn:!} \  im^tirtunatt i  ra- 
rougbf  boift^rout 


ARE 

Ardent^r,  adv.  i^s,  conp.  ICm^i 
fMp.  botfy.  Met.  firwMtlff  vebe- 
Montfy,  ardentfy 
Ardeo^  £i«p  fi^  lua.  neot.  &  lA. 
#•  ^nm;  f  fiorcbj  to /him  ;   /• 
jJMri/«  J  /« ^ eamo/ftodo4i  tbiag  \ 
to  kvo ;  f0  i^S^  paffipmtefy  |  f» 
^  tormemiod,  or  trimbkd 
ArdeTcflot,  atia.  pt.  btrmMg 
Ardefcoy  Sre.  incept.  1^  gngm  hot, 
^    to  woM  htfiy^  to  befit  em  fire,  im» 

fUmed^  &c. 
Ardor,  orit.  m.  bumiiig  hee^  {  Met. 
ferwmr^   ardent  deSre\    rmge\  a 
gfittermg  brigktnefi ;  vmir 
Ardnus,  i,  mn,  adj.  inaceiJIbU^J^gbf 
lofiy  I  bard,  trvublefome,  difiaUt^ 
Mneajjf\  dangorout,   great,   or  of 
grrat  toncem i  lovt>,  mdttf  \ .  Met* 
iem,  mean 
Area,  e,  f.  aty  void  flsee  in  a  city 
without  buiidingt ;  a  court-yard, 
9r  anyfueb  like  plaee  }  a  auarter, 
or  bed  in  a  garden  j  a  ehje,  field, 
or  park ;  a  tbrtfbingfioor,  a  bam 
floor',  an  ulcer,    or  feald^  which 
caufeth  baldnefs ;  the  void  places  in 
vuthematical figures,  within  coins, 
&c.  are  called  Arfts 
Arefacio,    ere,  feci,    fadbam.  aft. 

to  dry,  tomakcary 
Arer'actus,  a»  urn.  pt.  dried,  withered 
Arena,  as.  f.  fand,  grit  5  a  Jbore, 
land,  or  havm  ;  Meton,  the  am-' 
phitheatre,  any  other  place  of  ccn- 
tint  ion ;  the  court  of  pleading  ;  any 
calling,    or    imploymfnt  j    eilfo   a 
piece  of  barren  ground 
Arcna.ciis,  a,  uro,  adj.  of,  or  like 
^  fand,  mixt  with  fand,  fandy,  gritty 
Arenariae,  arum.  f.  find  pits 
Arenjtus,  a,  vm.  sd]»  fandy 
Arcnatunra,  i.  n.  mortar 
Arenofus^  a^  iim.  zdj^favdj 


A  RG 

Atena,  tu«  pt.  dry,  tUtftf 
Jjto,  Irt,  m»  iu  tobe  drf^  u  U 
parched^  Vtoba  dried  up  i  t§i& 

^  atbirft 

Areola,  «.  f.  a  Rtth  tmH-wi^  Ac» 

Areopagui,  MmtsU  biU  tn  Atheaop 
a  pl0u  where  ju^es  tried  cafitsi 
caufes 

Areico,  Sre.  iscept.  towax,otgreim, 
drf,  to  be  dried  up,  to  harden,  mL 
bMuu  bard 

Arltaldgut,  i.  m*  s  taHative  pbiA» 
fipher,  a  boafter,  a  felf-conceiudi 
perron ;  a  fuaci,  or  mountebank  { 
ajefletf  a  droller,  a  buffoon 

ArgentaDfinay  the  JSher  mfgr^ 
when  a  pleader,  bribed  by  the  other 
fide,  feigns  himfelfnot  able  tofpeak 

Argentaria,  k.  f.  a  banker^s  table^ 
otjbop;  afilver  mine\  the  office^ 
or  f^biy  of  bankers  and  ufurers 

Argentariusy  a,  um.  belonging  t% 
a  fiver  mine 

ArgentaritiSy  i.  1x1 .  a  banker,  am 
vfurer,  a  pawn-broker,  that  lendo 
money  for  gain,  or  pawn  ^  a  ea^ 
fhier,  or  caftf-keeper  ^  the  eham» 
berlaitt  ef  a  city,  one  that  hat  the 
over-fight  ofpuhlick  accounts 

Argentatusy  a,  una.  adj.  guilded 
orjer  with  filver 

Argentfolus,  a,  um.filvered 

Argenteus,  a,  uoo.  adj.  of,  or  ufo^le 
of  filver  J  clear,  or  bright  as  filver^ 
of  money' 

ArgentifcWTna,  ac.  f.  afilver  mine 

Argentofus,  um.  z<\].fufl  of  filver 

Argentuxn,  i.  n.  fihir  in  the  mafs  ; 
bullion.  Met.  plate,  all  things 
made  thereof ,  coin,  or  money  made 
thereof 

Argilla,ae.f.  white  clay,  potters  earth 

Argillaceusy  a,   um«  «Ld\«  majLt  «J 


A  R  G 

Argillofus,  a,  am.  adj.  chtyty,  fulh 
of^Bhite  clfyy  oV  mufl  •   • 

Argonautae^  pi.  idle  manners,  Uxy 
^Wfibben 

Argncns,  ti«,  pt.prcvirj^,  refrtvifig^ 

■    cb'ar^ing^  dijpjttirgt'&rr, 

Arguituriis,  a,  urn,  pt.  atcat  to  argue 

Aigumcntatto,  um^.  f.  a  reafcning,] 
or  producing  of  arg'nmrts  \ 

ArgHmentor,  aris.  to  reafon,  or  ^if-\ 
pute^  to  debate  ;  to  gitfpy  OT  infrr' 
from  probable  argumrnts,  to  prove ^ 

'    ly  arguments ;  to  dijcujs,  and  fft 

•    out  a  thing 

Argunientolus,n,  urn.  zi\,fomewbat 
large  f  full  of  .argument^  of  matter  \ 
aljo  argumentafit-e 

Argumeiitum,  i.  n.  areafin,  or  or- 
gument ;  a  proof,  or  evidence  ;  the 
matter  of  a  tviitisg^  or  difcourfe, 
an  argument y  theme,  ot  Juhje&,  t§ 
fi^fi^,  or  tcritc  of^'a  conjcffare, 
or  prefuntption  ;  a'fgn^  or  /•!«» ; 
tf  f<7///5',  or  occafon  j  <7  dezice,  or 
/?ory  /»  paintirg  j  <7  A^o»j  or  iix- 
Sruufion 

Argue,  ere,  ui,  utum.  a£l.  tojkjew, 
or  declare  ;  /o  prove,  or  «tf*f  /rco/" 

c«-'s  charge ;  /o  eoiivinee,  or  fc«- 

v/J? ;  /o   reprove,  or   contradiSl  j 

/o  binder  one  from  dang  a  thing 
Arguor,  i,  tus.   pa(]'.  f9  ^^  blamed, 

convinced,  provide  Sec, 
i^rgus,  i.  m.  adc^^'s  namt,  f^ 
A'gutJtiOy  onis.  f.  quarrelling,  tittle 

tatrJe 
Artv'aJor,  oris.  m.  a  prating  fellow 
Aifufia',  ^'iim.  f.  jwa'tvcfs,  fitarp' 

ntfs,rep  ^rtecsyquerhyjfjre'ivd  lucrds, 

ju'rti!  dc^icci 
/rj-utv),  ;is.  ail.  to  rally  fmcrtly 
Art^hfor,  lirli-,  drp.    te  pini,  to  take 
wcrds  fideru'ije  tban  J/ikcn  j    <9 


A  R  I 

make  4  fbrill  mile  j  to  caper  emd 

danet^  m%fu!lert  dt  in  treading  tieir 

cloth 

Argueiiltii,  a,  tiin.  tall^^ 

ArgOnis,  a,  lun.  pt.  accufed^  charged, 

a<lj.  cjc.  part,  or,  comp.  ffitius,! 

fttp.   fwiek,    brijk,  Jharp,    nifty, 

quaint;   talkative,  tatting  5  firrtll, 

loudly  barfb'iferrah'rg  j  refiimding, 

•cbiiw  \  frerff  neat^  picked 

Argfra(^d69»  pi.  m.  axmiepamf''wh» 

ivprefilver  Jhieldi 
ArTHa,  «.  n  tytdt^Und 
Ari^t^i  atis,  f.  dritwjs,  drf>nghi 
AridMaty  a,'  ufti;  adj.  fomtwhat\dry^ 
ArTduiB,  i.  nr.  th^Jhore,  the  lard* 
Aridut,  a,  niD.arfj.  or,  comp.  0hniis, 
fup.  -^f  parched ;    Artf»^  fi^er, 
thi%  wifhmtt'inn/lure.  Met;  «diVi6- 
w/r  ^/>/V,  or  Ufe\  thiffiy.  Met. 
nigrardhjf  s  i&^rr^  or  rotf  rfe  ;  mrim 
etna    porr*    barren,    unfruitful  j 
Jhrill^  crajbhig 
Aries,  ctiF.  m.  a  ram,  or  rtr^.  Met, 
a  btiitering  mm,  one  of  the  ixfgns 
ofthexodJcck 
Ariel ari us,  a,    um.   adj.  pertaining 

to  a  ram,  or  like  a  ram 

Arietatus,    a,   uxn.    pr.  butte?.,    or 

clawed  againft  ;  gnajhed  at  the  tectl 

Ariel  inus,  a,  un.  adj.  of  a  ram 

AriJIto,  as.  aft,  topujb,  or  butt  Me 

a  ram  \  Met.  to  cap,  beat,  cxjlrike 

down ;   to  batter  with  the  engirt 

called  a  ram.  neut.  to  be  thrown 

dt'u.'rr,    to  fall ;  to   encounter,   or 

Ariulaiio,  onis.  f.  divination 

Arioliis,  ariolor.  vid.  bariolus 

Arifta,  re.  f.  the  beard  of  corn,  Synec 

an  car  of  corn  ;  corn  itfelf,  fummet 

barvefl',  Metalepf.  ayear.  Catach, 

a  Lair,  or  1}  ifiU  j  the  prickle  ej 


ARM 

Ariilirer,  a,  «».  bearing  em 

Ariilocratia,  ae.  f.  gsvenaa 
the  nobles:  ariJUcracy 

Arifl5I6chia,  0.  f.  birtbmn 

ArttfamStica,  a?,  f.  vtV  AritbM 
ei.  f.  arithmetiCy  W  tbi  0 
numbering 

Aritlunetifcat,  9,  nm.  tity4 
■  ^Hanging  te  arrthmetie,  antim 

Arir»4o,  Tnis.  f .  driaefs.  Met, 
finefs  I  dry  weather,  dneg^ 

Afoia,  orom.  pi.  n.  arms,  m 
of  armour,  harnefi,'  or  •>! 
•jfenfieta,  or  deferJheMtm^ 
battle ;  valoun  prew^  ^ 
deeds  of  arms,  mik'taiy  ^ 
en^nu,  or  e^ni/awees -efm 
e/rutchtonf,  or  fiieids  in  M 
€oaistfarmsj  Met.  tf^fl^ 
reo/j  pr  all  arts,  •  wfferitl,  t^ 
tions,  anddrverfens 

Anramaxt,  x.  f.  a  kini^M 

Arnameata,  ormn.  n.  mM^ 
tools  for  hiijbamdry,  navigadm 

Arirairentartnm,  ],  tu  a»0t 
all  kind  of  furniture  fir  W 
arfeval,  m  magHKine 

AniMindiss,  a,  um.  pr.  M  kf 
accoutered,  provided 

Arraariolom,  i.  n.  a  little  cbf 
cabinet,  a  eajt  ff  irfirumetn 

Armarium,  u  n,  a  fiort-ht^ 
keeping  of  any  thing,  as  e 
locker,  fafe,  pantry,  Jhif, 
chefi,  eottntit:g  toufe 

Armatura,  ae.  f.  armonr,  k* 
the  trainings  or  exerttfug^f 

ArmatHSy  a,  um.  pt.  oread, 
^'ff^\  /«««"<^»  Met.  fen 
fiockedyprovided  5  fbrtijifd,  ft 

ArmatUy  abl.  %cith  armour 

Armeniacum  pcmum,  on  ^ 
mala  armcniaca,  the  aprim 


ARM 


AR  R 


Vilify  e.  adj.  tf  n  drove,  ok  Armiftitiuthy  I.  n.  n  ctffatUn  from 


wfitUjr^  g^ex,  niiUcb 


itiriat,  ly  om.  adj.  Ii^  m  4r 

Mimi,  u  m\  a  berdfmdn,  « 

Mm,  At  aim  idj.  heki^ing 

had 

Kimit,  •«•  om.  idj.  if  ^rM# 

}nUt  g9  in  berii 

IttMbtp  ip  «iii«  tdj.  hitt&ig 

■tai  I.    A.  M  &r^  ^  hig 

t ;    elephants, 

M  arii'fir  deir, 
i'Jmm  U  b^vi  «  MOfv  gtnertiL 

fe)  Jmetimes  afmgU  ox 

\  M,  vm.  adj.-  hdn'w  arf 

\mMrHk, 

%  ay  tim»  adj.  imft^i,  htrhg 

L  &•  emejpun 
—  ae.  «  irteiUtt  or  jr*f /, 
ironnwgt  boofy,  ot  brace, 
tbt^ipomif  a  ^htel 

Ktas  a,  Dm.  idj.  wj^V^  Atffi^^ 
^tvetb  brsceleti  ^  xolJaredy  as 

|hfl^i•  tu  ^ vt^ 'teffelin ft' 
fm,  vrriem  upon  tbo  ^culderi 
Oaftfiotny    iW  Armilnftrum, 
b  tf  wmfitr,  or  rtview  of,  mitt 
f fines  \  af-JemnfeaB  at  ttome, 
mkeb  tbey  Utmpcei  etmpUatlj 
mi  { the  plaea  wbere  ibis  rtviev 
■  modi 
lpSrcH,tif.adj.  « t/rtf >rr»  mighty, 

Emfml  in  arms,  or  «wr,. 
oiy  ay  um.   rufiKni  with 


Anno,  at.  to  arm  i  to  rai/o,  or  ftir 
tip  «m  U  arm  \  Met.  /•  fimijb, 
or  providt 
A^AiiM-,  aril.  ^aflU'  to  ho  mrmtd 
Arnmi,  I.  m.  afiouidor,  or  arm  of 
«  Atf  a  )  f  hetfis,  tbo  ^triwig  of  a 
^  rabbet f  or  bare 

ArOf  at.  aA.  /o  ^/nv,  oar,  tiU,  or 
bmfbaUd  ground  \  to  dig  it  sip,  to 
dref*  and  order  it ;  to   reap,    or 
gather  t   artre  cquor,  to  firii  m 
the  oceant  frontem  nigii,  10  wr/iv 
li^ ;  a^juam^  littus,  to  labour  in 
vain  :  fundum  aiienum  arat^  bo 
lies  vitb  anaber  wum*s  mtife 
Aromay  Itii.  n.  rard  leg.  in   fing. 
pi.    Aroipatay   ail  fieett  fpites, 
ba-hi,  feeds,  or  roots  ;  alijortt  of 
drugSf  grocery  Jware 
Aroioaiiciik»  i,  um.  adj.  of  a  fiveet 
flsell^  odoriferous,  fragrant,  tfre- 
matie 
Arquiiut,  Ov. ikC  ArcnStua,  a»  um. 
ad],  arched,  alfo  having  the  jaun- 
dice, or  iting^s  evil 
Arquus,  i.  m.  the  rain-bcto 
Arxo,wl  Arrha,  se.  f.  vid.  arrhabo 
Aire£liiriui,   a,    um.    adj.   ereffed, 
/ft  upright,  fet  up  on  end,     Hinc 
in  plur.  Ane£laiia,5nim.n.  fabft. 
pillars  to  bear  tbe  wiigbt  abotfo 
them,  Vitr, 
Arre£tus,  a,  um.  part,  or,  romp. 
ereffed,  Itfied  up,    bolt  upright  ; 
fleep,  Mec.   attentive,  ready,   en' 
couragM,    Afffta    comas,    tbo 
bairfiaringf  briftiing  up,  JIanding 
OH  end  - 
Arrcpo»  to  creep  to,  Vld.  adrfpo 
Arreptut,  a,  um.  pt.  fnatcbed 
Arrha,  as.  f.  an  oameji penny 
ArrlSbo,  oah,   m,  aa  earneji,    gi 


A  R  R 

eatnefi  penny,   given    in  part  of 
payment  i  a   token,    or  pitdge^    a 
pawn,  anbofiago 
Arridensy  ntii»  part,  filing  upon 
Arrideo,  ere,  6,  Turn.  n.  to  iangh 

at,  tofmili,  or  look  pieafantly  upon 

one,  topieafe,  or  to  give  contoni 
Arrideor,  eri,  ifut.  palf.  to  bofitiled 

upon 
Amgo,  ^tt,  exi,  eAom.  aO.  to  lift 

tip,    or  raife.   Met.  to  raife   tbe 
fiiritt,     to   ncourage,     Arrigera 

aurei,  to  iifien,  to  hearken 
Arripient,  ntii.  pt  Isying  hold  ef 
Ariipio.   «re,    ui,  eptum.  aA.    to 

take  by  firce,  or  viviemce,  tofeixe. 

Met.  to  catch  at,  or  lay  bold  of, 

to  make  bimfelfmafter  of  a  thing  by 

any  meant.  Met.  to  learn,  to  arrei^ 

or  implead  ^* 

Am'pior,  >.  eptui.  pall^  tobeftuitcbed 
Arrifioy  5niS.  f.  Jmiling 
Arrifor,  5rii.  m.  a/atttrer 
Arrodo,  {re,  fi.  Aim   o€t,  tognaw, 

to  nibble.  Met.  to  rob,  or  pbrnehr 
Arr<^ans,  tir  pt.  adi.  flimus,  fop* 

arrogant,  proud,  haughty 
Ari«ganier,  adv.  lis,  comp    (Tmi 

fup.  conceitedh, arrogantly,  proudlpi 

prfumptuoujJy 
ArrSgantia,  c.  f,  comceitedneft,  or* 

rogancy,  pride,  prefumption,  bangbm 

tinefs 

Arr«gitio,  onis.  f.  adopting  rf  a  foM 
Arr«go,af.  aft.  to  afcribe,  to  confer 

by  vote,  or  fuffrage,  to  arr^ate, 

clalienge,    claim,    or  attribute  to 

one's  fe!J  any  tbirg,  jnfly,   or  »«. 

jhfihf  }  but  generally  tbe  latter,  to 

adip:,    Arrogait  pretium   r**,  tj 

put  a  valhe  'pon 
Arr«gor,  aris.  ig^SL  t«  be  ^^ 


A  RT 

Anofor,  oiis.    m.   te  that  gnaws, 

plunder i J  or  roLi 
ArrofnSj  »i  «m.  pt.  gra^vn 
Ars,  lis.  i.p'.wcrt  virtue,  artyfciencty 

Jkill,    vay,  means,    trade,    crafty 

taydicrn ft,  cunning,  deceit,  a  trick, 

or  device 
Arlenicum,  i.  n.  orpimert,  arfenic 
Arf unis,  a,  um.  ft.  abjut  to  hum 
Aittmifia,  ae.  f  mugjuert 
Artemun,     lei  Artcmo,  onif.   m. 

th  ptdly  of  a  ciane,  tie  miTitfi'fou 
Artcr  a.  ac.  f,  an  arttry,  or  vtin  in 

^iiih  the  vital  fpirits   are\  tbt 

iu!fe,  Afpcria   irleria,  the  «vW 

yife,    Artcrise  micant,  the  pulje 

buitt 
Artci-.alis,  e.  adj.  arterial 
Arttriutn.  i.  n.  an  arttry 
ArthriiTcuf,  a,  um.  adj.  geuty 
Arthritis,  i'di».  t  the guut 
ArtMiiaiis,  c^  adj.  pertaining  to  the 

joints 
ArtUiilarius,  a,  um.  adj.  cf  the  joints 
Ailiiiilarius,  i.  m.  a gotity  nian 
ArtiiiiiJte,  2idv » dijiirflly 
A  t  ■  11  ijiHi  im,  adv.  pomjcint  to  joint. 

Met.  frcin  f»int  to  pcirtj  dijlinFily 
Artit''^^"'>?    ^'"J^*    ^»    articulation ^ 

ticiiX'Giirg  of  plants  from  joint  to 

joint 
Artiiiil^tus,    a,   wm.  jjart.  jointed, 

difinfi,  artidatCy  ftgnifcant 
ArtViulu,  as.  aa.  to  utter  aijTtr.Sily 
Ailuiilolus,    a,    um,    adj.  full  of 

jiikti,  i.xh.cts.  MU.fullofJbcrt 

claujes 
A I  I'u  uloi,  i.  a  joint  of  the  hody,  tvhere 

the  hares  nett^    and.  ars  fafiened 

to  ...'/  ns  a  krot,   ct  joint  in  plants, 

or  iontnfr.fi  tr.   a  covenant,  a  mo. 

at/;f,  /c///,  or  -rfiaft  cf  itmCy  a 

:/f,  cr  clatije,  or  Jmdl  mmhiT 


A  R  U 


A  S  C 


9}  afentence,  an  item  in  an  tfccQ^vir/,.  Arulpicium,  i.  n.  footbffffit[ 
an  article  tn  gramn:ar*  Articuli  Arvum,  i.  n.  ©*  Arvus,  i.»* 

plometl,  hut  unJoWH^  « /* 
JSeld,  hut  in*  general  etj  r 
ground,  or  laM,  Met.  Ofh 


tront.um,    btllccks,  or  rifings  in 

great  htlis 
Ariifex,  icis.  r.  g,  anartifi,  a  wiaker^ 
a  erector,    a  svn-kman,  contriver, 

an  author,  Dicendi,  a  good  orator 
Artifex,  1CJ8.  adj.  cunning,  workman- 

like,  artificial 
A.xx\f\c\l\\i,z.^6].cunningly  wrought, 

artificial,  Kuorkman'Uke 
Artiticialiter,  adv.  artif daily 
Aitificiose,  adv.  artificiaVy 
Artif  iciofusi  a,  um.  adj.  artijinal 
Artif  Icium,  i.  n.  workman fl>}p,itrade^ 

art,      the  thing  t     as    artificial^ 

Hor ought,  an  artifice,  a  device^  or 

flight 
Art5crea»,  atit.  n.  &  Artocrea,  ae. 

f.  a  pye,  apafiy  offtfi> 
ArU$l%anu8y  i,  m.  a  cht/fetake 
Artopta,  ae.  f.  a  kneading  trough^  a 

hakir.g  pan 
Artopthius,  hakfdinapan 
Artuatus,  a,  um.  part,  totn  limb  iy 

Hmh 
Artus,  <ls.   m.  tf  joints    the  limbs. 

Synec.  tic  ivboU  body 
ArvalJs,  e.  adj..©/.  or  in  the  field 
Arviiia,  «.  f.  tailvw 
Arvifia  vira,  Jiveet  wine 
Aruncus,  i.  m.  a  goat's  beard 
Arundifer,  a,  um.  adj.  bearing  reeds 
ArundiDaceus,  like  a  reed 
Arunainetum,  i.  r>,  a  plat  of  reeds 
YL^rundineus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  reed 
^rundinofus,  a,.um.  T^^yfull  of  reeds 
Arup<lo,  iBia.    f.  a  retd,    or  (ane, 

Mcton.Vn  arrow^  Qx  fhaft.  Poet,- 

a.chtWs  h^hhy  horfe,  an   angling 

red,  a  iipe 
Arufpcx,  I'tif ,  c,  g.  a  footfifayer^  or 

dWsliVf  Jvwn  ibc  tniraiU  cf  facri' 

feci 


other  produce  thereof,  tilth,  or  * 
Arx,  cis.  f.  the  top  of*  M* 
or  mountain,  &c,  andketn^ 
in  fuch  places,  Meton.  "jfri 
place,  fort,  caftle,  or  firwf  * 
a  court,  or  palace  oftinpyfi^^ 
'  gwemours.  Sec,  a  ttwJt,  i^ 
polis,  or  chief  city^  Met.  ■J 
point,  or  chief  Jfrefs  tf  ay  m 
a  refuge,  feeurity^  karhur,  ** 
ceptackm 


A'vtjort  S 

At,  ie  ant,  Aflis ;  gen,  afiil^ 
pound  weight,  confl/Nug  rfiit. 
parts,  or  onnces.  Uncia^MMa^ 
fextant,  %  j  quadraoi,  3  j  ^ 

'  41  quincujuc|  5;  feiiiii,6i' 
tuns,  7  \  bes,  8  \  dodiasia 
dextansy  10  ;  deunvy  ii ;  ti|' 
or  a  pound  tveight,  or  tohele  W' 
thing,  as  an  efiate,  &c.  ad  A 
omnia    perdere^    to    lojo  d 

^  farthing 

Afaiutum.  i,  n.  fine  pofmn^'* 

^  tificialfy  cut  in  ttefajbion  cfM 

Aslrum,  1.  n,  foalfoot,  ortrjtfjj 
nard  | 

Afbefliniim,  i.  n.  &  AMm 
JIjx^  of  which  ti'ey  made  tklh'i 
was  clednfed  by  bttmiwg  iutbr^ 

Albcilos,  i.  m.  kindoffimi 
being  fet  on  fire  camuthef' 

AibSlus,  i.  m.  coal,  adeg'a 

Afcal3nia,  ^       '  ''"' 


al3nia,  jr.  f/velAUt^ 
n.  a  kind  ofcnim,af^^ 
iddcs,  um.  f.  thebMiaktf^ 


N^fciridcs, 


ASC 


tti.  pt,  afcembng,  elM- 


sz;« 


H  ^f  i|  fum.  aA.  to  afiend, 
'  dU|  u  get,  or  cmw  a^.  Met. 
^'f'i^her,  or  advmM  btmfilftOy 

Mb^  oaii.  f«  Terb,  m  ajeait 
jMniy  a,  uB.  pr,  that  wU 
M^  orarsnif 
Nh»  fii.  ID.  tf/t  aJcemL'Kg,  g»iftgy 
VdWng'  »^,  ii  ri^i,  nff  afeent, 
^  '  '■j/^.g'  '^  hoMur,  or  fl</- 

^Iria,  pi.    wnnafhria,   cloiflir, 

S*.  f.  fTMf  i^tf/rM 

*i  M.  a^.  to  ait  with  tut  batebet, 

1[U,  to  deamfo 

a,  nm.  pt.  to  he  taken 
k^wd^  defiredy  emhrmeed,  &c< 
^iic,  Tvi,  Tturh.  ad.  /o  fciilr 
,  or  it,  toeaM  fw,  to 
iloalfy,  to  tall  in,  to  fitch 
M  jrftr  iM  mfe 
^fif  icus.  pafl*.  to  hetaktMinj 

It,  a,  tttn.  tfdj.  (il  part.  Af- 
k)ftr  fitihedf  taktM  in,  etrti' 
^,  aot  wMtursJ 

INf  a,  vra.  pt.  admitted,  taken 
afitiaud,  firsage,  far  fttcbed, 

li^  a,  am.  ^itbamfiadow 
l^cam  carmen  confVat  pen- 
laimcri  tc  duoboa  itaAylis,   »/ 
Imi,  fed  leviua  fie  patientia, 
fjaiy  adii.  f.  hvahoort 
ira,  «•  f.  «  Mf  ,  0-fack 
^  Cre,    pfi.    ptam.   ad.  r* 
b  safey  ra  «ry'/r  amoagfl,    to 
ihf  urtpfier,  to  roeord,  to  add ^ 
jitf  to  imfau^  or  attrihutt 


ASP 

fo  ajjign,  or  tf»>»''jr,  to  Juhfcn'he, 
or  urSertorite,  Afcribere  altcui 
falutem,  f^  prefent  hh  fervice 
AfcriboTyr.  ptus.  paflT,  toheafirihedy 
reckokedficz.  In  civitatem  aferibl, 
to  be  made  free  ^  the  city  ^  Cic. 
Afcriptioj    onis.   f.  <i  joining,    en' 

roliingf  or  regijiring,  Cic. 
Afcriptitiaa,    a,   urn.   adj.   c6o^ff, 
natur'aRiud^      regtfired,      ettrolkd 
among,  additional 
Afcrlptivus^a,  um.  z^yfupernumerary 
Afcriptor^  oris.  m.  a  fuhfcriber,  or 
promoter  J  a  maintainer,  bt  favour- 
er of  another  mant  eanfi 
AfcriptuSy    a,'  um.    pt.  fubfcribed, 
written  to,  inrolled,  regiflred,  ebofen 
Accenfi,  fupernumeraryofficen 
Afella,  ae.  f.  a  little  /be- afi 
Afellui,  i.  m.  a  little  afs,  an  aft^eoh, 
or  yonag  afi ;  alfo  a  kind  of  f/b, 
of  the  colour  tf  an  afi  j  4  cod,  or 
codfifo 
Asllus,  i.  m.  W  Afilum,  i.  n.  an 
b^ff  fly,  or  breexe,    a  gad-bee, 
dun-fty,  the-fea-breexe^  which  gets 
undc"  the  fint  of  great  fijbes,  and 
_  J^np  them 

Aslfna, «.  f,  ajbt-afi,  Varr. 
Asinaria,  one  of  Flautus't  comedies 
Asinarius,  a,  um.  adj.    belonging  to 
^  an  afi,  Moli  afinaria,  a  borfe-mill 
Asiniirius^  i.  m.  an  afs  driver 
Aunus,  i.  m.  an  afs^  a  blockhead 
Afio,  onis.  m.  an  horn-'owl  ' 
Asotus,  a,um.  adj  riotous,  dehancbed, 

extravagant,  fubft.  a  fot,  Cic. 
Afpaiatliut,  i.  m.  the  rofe  of  Jerw 

fakm,  or  our  lady*s  rofe 
Afparagui,  i.  m.  afparagus 
Arpe£iabilit,  e«  adj.  or,  comp.  wor- 
thy to  be  liokedupoM,  or  obferved 
Afpeftans,  ntis.  pt.  beMdin^  . 
Afpedlo^  aa.  a£t,  u  hok  tuiftly^  to 


ASP 

fl.tre  at  fieadfafily,  or  eamefily  to 
behold.    Met.   to  regard,  or  have 
regard  to,  to  look  to%uards,  to  be 
over- again fl  a  place 
Afp'f^or,   ari«j.  pafF.  to  bf  looked  on* 

Met.  to  be  refpeRed,  Lucr. 
AfpiiAuriis,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  fh 
Afpcftus,  fls.  m.  verb,  tbefght,  an 
a'pe^,    look,    er  appearance,    the 
prefencf,  the  fight,  or  view 
AfpeJlo,  ere,  aft,  to  eitpel 
AfpeJlor,  ^?i\T,  tt  be  driven  from,  &c. 
Afper»  era,  Srum.  adj.  or,  comp. 
Iffli^ui,  fup.    unpleafant,    or  difa- 
gre fable  to  arty  cf  our  ftnfn,    to 
the  eye,  rough,  rugged,   urfightly, 
PI  in,   to  the  tafie,  rough,    barjh, 
bifing,  ftale,  Sec.  to  the  touch,  bed, 
Jhtrp,  to  the  f melt,  fh'inking,  fttid, 
to  the  ears,  barfly,  grating,   Met, 
ill-lred,  ill-natured,    rude,    curft, 
fierce,  cruA,  "V't^t  ftvtre,  grave, 
9sanlf.  patient  in  bard/hips.  Afperae 
facetiz,  dry,  or  biting  je^s.  Afpcr 
nummuSy  rmtgh  (i,  e.)  coined filver, 
Afpcr  cx^ttr, not  plain,  chafed 
Afperatus,  a,  um.  part,  made  rough 
Afp^ri,    ius,  errime,  adv.  roughly^ 
Jbarply^  harfl}y^  fbrewdly,  rudely 
Afpergo,  ere,  fl,  fum.  a^.   to  be- 
fprinklf,  wet,  or  moiflen.  Met.  to 
intermix^  or  interlafe,  to   afperfe, 
or  befpatter,  to  give  a  little,  or  a 
fprinkling.  as  we  Jay 
Afpergo,  inis.f.  a  brfprinkling 
Afpergor,  i.  pafT.  to  be  (jprinkled 
Afperttas,    atis.    f.  roughnefs,    stne' 
vennefs,    fttarpnefi,     ill-breeding, 
ckwnifhnefs,    fowmefs,    auflerity, 
Arperitas  animae,  wbeeflng,   dif' 
fictth  breathing,    Plin.    afperitas 
vocis,  hoarfenefs,  Lucr. 
Afp:'ruudo,\niA,  i.  (bartnct^ 


ASP 

Arperaandui,  «,  am.  part.  M  he 

Afpernain,  ntis.  ^t^difptfiMg 
Aipeinacia,    5nii.   f,    4    jlnning, 

iigbtiMg,  neglta,  iifretgri 
Aiperoacus*  a,  urn.  ^UpghHitg 
Arperoor,  irii.  dep.  tofiigbt,  to  Mt- 

tcmi,  ufy^  to  mmdf  to  Mor 
Afpiro,  M.  aa.  /•  wuOtt  romgo^  or 
99tven^  to  fnenty  to  Jbmrptm^  te 
foim^  othtai^  to  snger,  ox^fftrmit^ 
Mndenf4igtsto  mrmnatt^w  beigbUn 
Afp&ror,  aril.  p2  /•  he  madtp^rp, 

tohojfrmO^  Qrfrtijul 
Afperfio,  onit,  f.  gjprimiBtg 
Afperfus,  a,  am.  pt.  hifprtaSoi,  he- 
dnpoif,  feMttePiJ^j^ftiki.  Ut.  ^f- 
perfut  laudilHu ,  eammomUd 
Aipcrfm,  (^1,  m.  nffrinilimg  ' 
Afph^Irites,  m.  fake  in  PaMHm 
Arph54clu8,  i.  m.  /^  daffodil 
A^pipciuiiM,  a,  um.  pt.  mee^arf  to 

he/oeMy  ft  to  he  loqked^n 

A^picieiu,nti9.  firUjeeing^heholding 

^Cpkio,  2re,   cxi,   £kam,  ad.  to 

heboid,  to  look  upoa,  or  totoards, 

f^.tjf  O'  ejfy  J  to  fee,  orpefveive, 

to  he  prQpitioui,  or  look  fanourohly 

"pen,  to  efieem,  to  honour,  or  obey 

AO»cior,  i.  eAui.  pafT.  to  he  looked 

upon,  regarded,  eenfidered,  ier, 
Arpirant,  tis.  pt.  hrestbing,  &c. 
A'piritio,    on  is,   /.  0  hreatbitrg^ 
fetebitig  of  hreqtb,  an  irtftuenee^  m 
dampy  or  uAaiation,  an  a^iration, 
the  Utter  h 
AO^iro,  u,  a  A.  to  breathe,  or  A.Vui, 
l»  tn/pt'e,  or  *»/«/*•  ^«^'  '•  «/ 
^/V«  «ff/0,  /»  rtf^nnfr,  toMttain  to,   to 
tome  at,  tobaveaccefi,  tofavmtr, 
toaffifi 
A^pis,  \<\\,  f.  ana^,  afpider 
^fpartzndoi,  %,  ^m,  pt.  to  heesrried 


ASS 

Afportatio,  5nit«  f.  4  cMrrying^awij 
ACportituty  a,  urn.  pt,  carried  from 

one  place  to  Mnotber 
AfportOy  at.  aa.  to  tranfport 
A^portor,  arif«  pafl*.  /•  ht  tarried 

enaof 
Arpretqm,  i.  ii«  a  rougbplace,  crag' 

ged,  ^rfuUofbuJ^,  a  brake,  Lif . 
A3a,  ae.  f.  a  dry  nurfe,  a  midufife^ 

or  nnr/e,  that  tends  women  lyitq[  in 
Afljiy  onioii  n*  pi.  a  dry  bagnio 
ififiiiiieBta  Smm.  n,  ^0%  9t  aflet, 

it  aflerea,  deal  hoards,  pMu  of 

timber  Jkwnd 
Aftariat,  i.  n.  «d],  roajhd 
AfukOra^  «.  f.  roafiedmeat 
Affatus,  a,  um.  pt.  roafted,  heardedp 

flanked 
AttSda*  m,  c*  ^  an  attendant,  a 

page,  lacpiey,  or  waiting  man,  a 

jpnnger,  snbangerom 
Aflfeaatioy  5nis«  r.  attendantn,  or  0 

waitfngnpnn,  ohjervation 
A&aicory  5ri«.   m.  at  attendant, 

waiter,  orfoOewtr,  am  ^hjermer, 

imttatar 
Affeaor,  arit.  to  attend,  or  wsit 

upon  one,  toJUUw  one  up  and  etown, 

wfb  a  defign  to  ingratiate  bimfeif, 

to  dog  one 
AflcciicurQS,    a^  aok  pt.  about  to 

overtake 
AfTecacus,  a,  am.  pt.  bavii^  mwt- 

taken 
Aflfenfio,   5ntt.   f.    affent,   emfent, 

agreeing  to  a  thing 
Anenfory  5ris.  oi,  be  tbafiffintt,  or 

confents 
Afknfum  eft.  imp. .  it  wot  ^^reedto 
Afllef&fui,  a,  um.  pt.  agr$ed  ft.  Ad. 

having  affented 
AfTenfus,  fia*  m.  ajfent 
Aflentans,  tis.  ipt,jfi9ttering 


A  S 

ging,   etnd  fiotbin 

confent,  eompSance, 

rity 
Afleotatiuncula,  m. 
AHentator,  oris,  m- 
Afleatl(t5ri^,  adv.  ii 
Aflentltrix,  Idi.  f. 
Afleodens,  ntit.  pt.' 
Aflentio,  ire.  fi,  fur 

or  agree  to,  to  bet 


Ai&ntior,  Iri.    fui. 

ff^ee,  eondefeend 
Aflentor,  iris.  dep. 

t4^ole,  tofgfai. 

eeeetpfy,  andbnmou 
Afleqaena*  ntit.  pt. 
Aiaik|aor»   jlris.  dc] 

Met.  to  reach,  «j 

toget,  or  obtain,*  i 

fidoea 
Afler,  h\*,  m.  Ar  a 

ttpde,  or  piece  of 

ajeifi,  fnarter,  o 

wood,  a  Sever  I  a  i 

menufed 
Ai1erculus>  1.  m.  6 

n.  a  littkpaU,  or 
AfTfu^ndust  a,  um. 
A  flfercns,  ntit.pt.  ^ 
AfsSro^  ^re,  evi,?tu 

fow,  or  fit  by,  oi 
AfsSro,  ere,  ai,  tu 

or  re/cue,  Hprono. 

to  claim,  cbaQeng 

avouch,  or  mffsrt 
Afleror,  i,  tua.  pad 

AiTertio,  Snis.  f.  a* 
firwutioa,  a  claim 
or  atrial  at  law^ 

Afrert'>r»  oris.  m. 
wbick  maintaim. 


s.s, 

liberty,  MjtJ  halls  him, 
one  pur  bh  bondJtHan 
I,  unn.  pt.  about  to  ajTert 
,  urn.  pt«  frrfefvia 
Ivi,  Ttum.  a£^  ffer^e, 

ift.  to  keep,  or  fire'ervey 

f  to  ciferviy  tvatcb  one 
is.  pafl*.  ro  ^  kcft^  de- 
xtcbedj  observed 
I.  f .  a  fifing  down  by 

unfeltoFy  an  aj'tftant^  a 
an  aJoTtate  in  counfel, 

I,'  u  m    ■  dj .  fitlkfi  milb 
adv.  jilks,  comp.  cmifi' 

fy,  f*r''(r*  earn'^y 

mis.  f.  a«  aJfeiHration 

i€t,  to  avoucb,  afftrm't 

vtfnd  to 

s.  pafT  tobesffirmed 

no.  tf/d/it 
^t,  filing  by 

ledi,  fefltim.  r0^  ^y/ 
r/o/^  atf    to  attend,    to 

tter^one  tbat.  it  iU,   t§ 

ub  tfiufke 

di,  ^fTum.  lA.  tofi 

flime,  fup.  </tf/^9  rm- 
^jHtlft  nitry  often 
cit.  fi  affiduitff   eont't^ 
tjhmy  or  eonftoHt  care, 
frequency 
con:inua/iy,  e^nftantfy, 

I  in.  ad],  affiduout,  di- 

hiwt,  conftant 

,  am.  pt.  to  beaffigned 

lis.  f.  ««  ajjignat'i9r.y 

or  diftrlbutien 

pt.  d^M/  f0  ^^'i 


ASS. 


AAignatus,  a,  urn.  pt,  ajjigned,  ap» 
f     pointed^   agreed  upon 
Aflignatus,  i.  m.  «»  ^Jfignee 
I  A0rgaificOy  as.  a£l.  tojigniiy  befides 
Afligno,  as.  aA.  to   ajjign,  to  «/>• 

point,  or  dtpute,  to  propo'rticn,  dr 

alloia^.to  attribute,  or  impute  ;  a^p 

fo  fubfcribe,  or  y«r/  ^./r^  andjtal 
AAiliens,  tis.  pt.  leaping  upon 
Afsilto,  ire,  ui,  ivi,  U  ii,  ultum. 

D.-  to  leap  at,  upon,  or  againji,  to ! 

a^ii,  to  leap,  at  a  borj'e  dotb  a 

mare.  See, 
A^sinoiilanduf,  pt.  to  bemsde  tike 
ArsianiliSy  e.  adj.  very  tike 
A(?iani liter,  adv.  in  like'mauker 
ArsimilOy  ai.  ad.  to  taketbelikenefs, 

f  liken,  or  cmnpare,  to  refembU 
Aflimuiani,  ntis.  pt.  comparing 
Afsimulatio,  onis.  f.  counterfeiting 
Afsimulatus,    a,   um.    pt.  counter* 

fitted,  feigned,  forged,  likened 
AG>rniulo,   as.   adl.  to  pretend^  '  to 

ftfigu  wbat  is  us/,  to  make  a  /bew 

of,  to  liken,  or  compare,  to  firge, 

or  counterfeit,  to  paint,  to  draw  to 

the  life,  to  ccpy  out 
Arsimiilor,  aris.  to  be  made  like 
Arsipondium,  i.  o.  apoundweigbt 
A(Tis,  is.  tn,a  Rinnan  coin 
Affis,  is.  m.  apiank,  or  board 
Afliflens,  tis.  ^Ufianding  by,  fabft. 

an  affijiant 
Afiifto,  Sre,  aftiri.  neut.  to  fiandup, 

to  Jiand  ftill,  to  ajfifi,  to  belp,  to 

be  an  advocate 
Afsicus,  a,  um.  pt.  planted  clofe  by 
AflTo,  as.  aft.  to  roajfl,  or  broil 
AlFoy  as.  a£t.  to  plank,    boardy  del, 

or  floor 
AfTocio,  as.  a*^.  to  ajfociate,  to  ac' 

company  t  tofi 
AfTulet,  //  ti  toont,  it  is  the  cufiom 
AisSnoy  are^  ui|  n.  to  csb9 


,  A  S  S 

AfTudo,  are.  aft.  tafweat  witb  toil 
Afluefacio,  ere,   feci.  aft.  to  accu* 

ftom,  to  inure,  to  ufe  one  to  a  thing 
Afl'uefaftus,  a,  um.  pt.  accufiomed, 

inured  to 
Affiiefcitur,  imp.  to  he  ufedto 
AfTicfco,  ere,  cvi,  etum.  n.  to  mc' 

Tufcm  bimfelf,  to  be  accuftomed,  or 

ufedto  a  things  alfo  aft./0  acfuaint, 

or  ufe 
AfTuciudo,  inis.  f.  cufiom,  ufage 
AiTaetus,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp, 

accuflomd,  praStfed,  inured 
Afsii'a,   X..  f.  a  board,  a  latb,    a 

flfingle,  or  flate,  a  chip,  or  piece 

of  wood,  a  fplinter,  ajlice  of  any 

.tbinft 
Afsiilatim,  piece-meal,  inflices 
Afsiilose,  aiv.  in  fmall  chips 
AfTultans,  ntist  pt.  ajfaulting 
Aflultim,  adv.  by  leaps 
AfTulto,  as.  to  run^  or  leap  upon  one, 

to  ajfault^  or  ajail,  to  attack,  fubft. 
AfTiiltus,  us,  m.  an  ajfault,  or  onfet 
Affim,  pro  adfum,  tobcprefent 
Aflumendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  ajfu" 

med,  recei'ved,  entertained.   Sec, 
Anfumeniumy  i.  n,  a  patch  fewed  on 
Afsumo,  ere,  pfi,  turn.  aft.  to  take, 

to  add  to  one,  to  affume  too  much, 

to  regain,  to  take  as  granted,  to  eat 

and  drink 
Afsumor,  ?ris.  to  be  attributed,  &c. 
AfTumptio,  onis.    f.    a  taking,   cut 

a[!'uming,  ajjumption 
AfTumptivus,  a»  um.  tiA].aJfumptive, 

extrinfccjl 
AiTumptus,  3L,  um.-  pt.  taken,  imfuted, 

a.tributed 
AfTio,   ere,  ui,  utum,  aft.    to  few 

u  it3,    or  piece  j    to  flitch  to,   or 

clap  on  a  p:ece 
ATior,  i.  tus.  pifT. 

Hh5  Ki^v, 


AST 

A^argTtar,  imp.  tbeyrifi 

Al'urfo,  Sue,  rcyi.  n.  /«  rife  mf,  to 
afcenj,  or  kg  iVi  height  j  r«  ^4114/ 
V»  '*  f^w  "^t   ^»  iiKrtaJe,    or 

fiik 
AHTut,  a,  urn.   adj.  roufitd,   dn* 
mnfhfia  mintm^,  «/«m,  ««*'«•  aflVis 
fcl,  the  fcorchin^fun,  Cic, 
A>>,  ««oj.  *W,  0*^  ^,   hotMver^ 

furelfy  truly 
A«*ans,tis.pt  tting^efentyfUndingly 
Aftaphis,  fdis.  f.  «  rvmr^/ 
Aftcifmos,  tf  "wrry  ^f^ 
After,  m  ftarioyrty  JbJtrewvrt 
Aftcrfcuna,  i.  n.  ^  ///rary  o^fA^  wai^ 
Afterifcui,  i,  m.  mmark.aftar 
Aftf'HfflQqs,  i.  n.  ««  a/terifm 
^ftemo,  &e,  ran*,  a^.  ro  U^metirte 
Afternor,  en's.  paT.  ro  ^^  n^ar  to 
A^bqria,  2tis.  O.  /hortntfi  of  hrratb 
Aftbml  icusy  a,  iim,   adj.  having 

fiiJfrt  hrtafb 
A^ipul3(K>,  pnis,  f,  affent^  agrtement 
Aftipulltor,  Qr;s.  m.  he  who  agrees^ 

or  affentt,  m  witneft,  01  von  her 
A/^ipQ  2t^,  abl.  m.  kf  tinreemear 
AdiQiilor^znt'to  engage  for,  confmtto 
AftxtuOf  irty  oi,  fcani.  a£t.   /»  fit 

k^orOy  to  carry f  or  hr'ing  be/ore 
Afto,  Ire,  Tti,  xtum.  n^pt  fiand^  to 
fandhy^  to  approach,  to  ajj^^  ^/- 
ftnd,  or  'wait  upon 
AftrJ{po«  &e*  ui,  Iftun).  n.  #0  make 
0  noifi,  aftre^er  ■  al;cui,/0  (^k^dy 
tojhout 
4ftriat,  adY.  ehfely,  briefly ,  Cie, 
4ftri£lio,  Soiii.  f,  a/friSion^Jbarpfiels 

9ftafie^  h'ke  to  that  ofallum 
Aftri£|5Tius,  a,    uwi.   a4j,  filftU, 
^ritifomy  §pi  tt  kM 
AAri^ui,   $,  tfm,  pt»    &  adj.  or, 
^ompaf  tiea^Saund^  fnft^ed,  ^irr 


AS  T 

obliged,  compeUed,  fireed,  tteetf" 
f  toted,  twinkled,  knitf  frowning, 
fhmen^  r9iigh,Mnpleafani^favingy 
m'ggardfjf,  hide  boand 
Aftrirer,  era,  irurn.  that  besrethftars 
Aftrig«r,  $14,  iSrum.  adorned  wth 

Aftringanc,  ti«.  pt.  binding,  Ac. 
Aftringo,  ^re,  x<,  i£(um.  ad.  to  tie, 
bind,fa/^oit^  g*rd,  or firaiten.  Met 
to  oblige^  or  ettgage^  to  afiringe,  or 
be  aftringent,  to  bring  into  a  nar- 
roiO'^cemp.tfit  Aftrifirara  fc  (acris, 
to  take  eprd^i :  in  jura   facra,    to 
take  his  oath,  Ov.  furii,  tobegai/tj 
of  fehny,  Pjaut.  frontem,  t^  bendy 
or  knirhit  broip.  Sen.  alvom,  ve n- 
trcTn,fo  bind,  or  make  coftitMfCelf, 
Aftrmgor,  i,  i6tus.  to  be  bound,  Ac. 
A'»r8I«i:a,  ae.  f.  ajire/op 
Aft  dl5gus.  i.  m,  an  aftro/oger 
\&T6n6m\i,  K.  f,  afironomy 
\ftr^nSmircu9,  *,  um.  adj.  pertaan^ 

inf  toafironomy 
A'^tdnSmus,  i  m.  an  afir'>nomer 
Aftruflus,  a,  um.  pt.  bui'tup 
Aftrnm,  i.  n.  a  eonfielhtion,  or  <«- 
Ifftiaifign,  conjifiing  ofmanyftan^ 
sfifglefiar 
Aftruo,  ^re,  xi,  tam.  a£l.  to  build 

near  to.  Met.  to  accumulate 
Aftruor,  i,  Aus.  pafl*.  ro  be  built  to. 
Met.   to  beaddid*  Aftruitur  his, 
bejideithii 
Aftu,  n.  the  city,  Ter, 
A'^upeo,  €re^  ui.  to  be  amaxed  at 
Aftur,  iirii.  m.  an  hawk,  or  buaucard 
A  fturco,  onif .  m.  an  ambling  nag 
Aftu8,  (is.  m,  crafi,  fubtilty^  peSey 
AHCt^,  l^dv.  ^uaU  ils.  comp.  ftim^, 

fup,  fraftfly,  cunningly,  knavifhly 
A<^»tia«   «»   ^-  crafimfs,^  funning. 


A  T( 

inii8>    fop,  fubtil,  an 

politic 
Afylum,  i.  n,  afan8ua> 

•f  r^l^  ft  tmple,  * 

place 
Alymb5ltM,  a  am-  adj.j 
AfyadSton,  n.  afgnrei 

%oordt  fiand  together  vol 

ufual  copula,    at  abiit 

evafity^upic 
Afyntbctus,  a,  um.  adj.^ 


A  before  T 

At,  conj.  but,  in  difiinguip 
mng,  adnvring,  SJpn 
yeEHng,  audanfwering 

Atat,  interf.  ma  inf^eSi 

,  prixe,   hoidaf  bov  m 

ration,  0  f^rango  5  0  • 

^  Offeetr,  ha!  hen f^rf 

Atavus,  i.  m.  the  great  gn 
or  grandmother*s  p^^ 
old  grand'fae,  or  ani 

^nitefy 

AtelJaooi,  a,  um.  ad 
fprightlf  aurth  and  bun 

Jitetr  tn,  tmin.  adj. 
blacky  bronm,  dark,  / 
glooney,  momrnfU,  fa^ 
fto^'^^  traging,  foul,  J 
loath  oaie,  Atra  bilis, 
atrum  venenum,  rA 
Arer  panis,  brown  br 
OlttS,  fiaa/laze 

Atheo&,  i.  ^  Athens,  f. 

Athleta,  ap.  m.  «  mreftl 

AthlJFtici,  adv.  ftotii^, 

A^bleticuiy   a,   um.  v 

^firong,  hearty 

At^nn^S|  i,  m,    m«  at 


i 


d,  at,  ef^cially, 
H/y  even  as^  atque 
r,  after  that 
and  yet,  hwoever, 

i.n.an  inkborn 
1.  ink 
dyed  blacky 


iJj.  of  black  colour 

'  ptrrter,  Qtfteward 
!  porch 
lackntfi 

ntrt-yard,  a  ball 
'.  cruelty  f  Jamafre- 
I,  troubUfomr.efi 
IS.   comp.    £iQi2, 
Harcehfy     beinoujly^ 
'rely,  barfily 

atrophy 

confumptivt 
»r,  coiop.  flimui, 
'4t,  ^Ichedyparch^ 
'efobtte,   bold,    in- 
agcrf  raw 
pt.  touched 
a  gentle  touch 
a  d'Hcioui  bird 

moor- cocky  a  rail, 

idj.  made  of  doth 
,  wealthy,  opulent 
'yet,  for  all  that, 

cottages,  huts,  or 


feafonably 
.  to  make  fit 
attending^  mindful 
\m,  aft.  to  m'r.df 

to  liflen,  to  fludy  I 
afT.  to  be  mifjtUJ  } 


ATT 

Attentltus,  z,  urn.  pt.  attempted 
Atienti,  adv.  qua].  iiU>  comp.  fli- 

me.  Tup.    attentively,    diS^ntfy, 

earefttlfy 
Atteatio,  onis.  f.  verb,  attention 
AttenCo,  u.  a£l.  fo  attempt,  to  efay^ 

to  affail,  to  Jet  upon,  te  prove,  or  try 
Attencor,  ant.  paiT.  to  be  atten^ted, 

corrupted.  Sec, 
Attentus,  a,  urn.   pt.  or,   comp. 

ffimos,  fup.  beldj  defamed,  devoted 

to,  attentive,  lift9iiing,futt  of  care, 

folicitQus,Atttnta%  qucfUit^jfiw/i^, 

penurioui,  niggardh 
Attenuate,  z^yt.fenierh^cbfdy 
AttSimatJo,  oaln,  f,  a  diminifitng 
Att)Snii3tnSy  a,  urn.  pt.  dtmimfkd, 

Uffened,    weakmed,   made   fnoer, 

thinnertOT leaner,  Attenuataoratio, 

a  bno  plain  fiile 
AttSnuo,  as.  z€t,  tt  make  tbim,    to 

diminifi,  lejfen^  impair,  to  near, 

out  to  bring  low,  or  pull  dtvm 
Attenuor,aris.  to  be  woffed^wemtSce, 
Atterens,  ntis.  pt.  rubbing  againft 
^ttSro,  ere^  ivi,  ritum.  a£l.  r«  rub 

againfi^  or  upon,  to  wear  out,  or 

away^   to  bruife,   or  trawtple^   or 

beat  down  with  one's  feet,  to  wafte» 

Met.  to  lejfen,  or  detraBfrom 
AttSror,  i.  tritus.  paff.  tobewont^c, 
Atteftans,  tis.  pt.  ioitueffing 
Atteftatio,  dnis.  f,  verb,  atteffation, 

a  tefiimony,  a  depojkion  of  a  wit' 

nefs 
Attedator,  oris.  m.  awitnefs 
Acteftatus,  a,   um.  pt.  proved  by 

witnefs 
Acteftor,  aris.  dep.  to  call,  or  take 

one  to  witnefs,  to  witnefs,  to  vouch, 

or  a^nn  it  to  befo 
Attcx  '    r.ie,  ui,  xtum.  aft.  to  knit, 

or  'ivjve  unto,  or  witb,  IRfiU  to 

aJJ,  or/cifruefQ 


ATT 


Attexor,  i.  tus.  pafl*.  to  be  \ 
Atthis,  xdis.  f.  a.  m'gbtiiwale 
Attic^,  adv.  eUfueuUy,  degamtfy 
Atticifmnsy  i.  m.  an  e/egamy  if  f£t 

attic  diale&,  an  atticifm 
Atticiflb,    at.  aft.   to  imitate   the 


Atticuf,  a,  uni.  adj.  Atbeniem,  4a» 

auoHt,  tteat,  Jtut 
Attineo^  ere,  ui.  entam,  aA.  to  bold 

back,  to  bold  forth,  to  afprnaiot 

or  belong 
AttTneor,  erl»  entos.  pa£  t§btbeU, 

A^yftC* 

Attingo»  ere»  ttgi,  Uftun.  ad.  ta 

touch  gently.  Met.  to  treat  of,  H 

be  related  to,  to  concern,  or  Moif 

to,  to  arrive  at 
Attingor,  i.  u£his.  to  betomebed,  9Km 
Attolleaa^  tis.  pt.  lifting  up 
AttoHo,  {re.  aft.  in  prKt.  attttli^  t§ 

raife  up,  to  take  ub,  to  extol 
Attollor,  i.  paff.  to  be  Rfted  up,  &c. 
Attondensy  tis.  pt.  fieariteg.  Arc. 
Attondee,  ere,  di,  fiicn.  aft.  to  ctip^ 

Jbtar^fisve  clofe,  to  cut,  to  poll,  f 

round.  Met.  tocboufe 
Attondeor,  eri.  fus.  to  be  clipped,  &r» 
Attonfus»  a,  am.  pt.  /hawd  eUfip 

clipped,  /bom,  mowed,  or  retiped* 

Met.  diwdmfhed 
AttSnit^,  adv.  wmdierfuUy 
Attdnitus,  a,   am.  pt.    aflonified^ 

firuck  with  a/hnijhment,  thunder^ 
ftruck,  poffeffed  with  infpirmtioa^ 

amaxed,  affrighted,  abeftadi  ram 

vingf  outofomixjenfet 
AttSno,  as.  at,  icam.  aft.  to  efotd/bp 

affright  out  of  one's  wits 
Attons&ras,  a,  um.  pt.  abmrt  tt  cUp^ 

or  Jhave  clofe 
Attraftio,.  oni^.     C«    attT«!E^^%  •> 

drowin^tojetUr 


'  A  V  A 

Ann^ut,  a,  urn.  pt.  &.  adj.  or, 
cotnp.  drawn,  dragged^  J'ttcled 
K^,  ^aatta^cdt  wrtrkt<d 

ilttraho,  c.e,  xi,  dlam.  act.  fodraw 
•    fo  Mr,  /0  4//y^.  Met.  to  entice,  or 

AlCre^Oj  ai.  a£l.  f^  rM<fi&,  ^0  bandle^ 

t9 grope,  jtely  or  meddie  with 
AtCT'^mo,  '  'c,  ui.  t'jtr.nihlj^  at 
^ttra;  ido^  as.  n.  r0  i>a^^i>  4^"^ 
Attfii-Ho,    err,    u  ,    utuip.   acl.  ^0 
■  jf#W  Kwfo,  to  attribute,  imfujte,  or 
/av  tbt  biumi-  up:n^   S9  ^g«t  or 

^XT.\^\iQT,  I.  y-dH.  t^ be {unributed 
Attritiitio,  o/jifi.  f.  jee 
Attriuutum^  i.  II.  numrj  affi^nrd  for 

tiep4tjfm.Ht  cj  i^ildftri,  an  ajjtHiQVt 

Mn  attKibure,  or  perJ'eSiioH.  of  tbe 
,  d^ty^  ai  g^nej',  jupice^  ^, 
Attributus,  a,  um.  pi.  ajjigned 
Aflrifuky  a,  urn,    \it,  vel.  a^lj.  en 

P9CC.  or,  comp.  ruhbed,  or  wo^^i 
^  4m/^.    Met*  svafiedi   diminijbedf 

decayed 
Atiritus,  us.   m«   rulbit^f  fi^cttiKg, 

or  g-ailifig  rftbejhia 


A:  U  C 


A  U  D 


I      fhir>g\  chiefycf  money  5  nvetouSf  .   -fublir  fefncfi,  S:c.  Vrtgi 

pmve*,  jurifui^Jici,.  an  er 
comwi^.on,  iud^erT^er.t,  cpim 
H'tee  J  a  tefitmcrx  quoted  en 
atth'.r,  or  «'/7/c.-,  a  ^ta 
a;.t  fir  tick  dcrd,  or  infrvmt 
by  tbepriftcr,  o^fiate^  a  rf^l 


A  before  U 

^u  !  vel   hau  !  ioterj.  aw  !  law  ! 
^  ^fiUMy  forjbamel  pease  ! 
AvaiQ,    adv.  JUngtly,    greedibf%  co- 
letoujly,  cautioufiy^  d^ent^^ear- 
mfib, 
JSvaatia,  ae.  f.  an  imnfderfite  dtfire 
■  ^^*9  ^hingn  chiefly  wealthy  ava- 
rice, covetoufnefs,  greedinefi 
^▼iMl'lci,  ci.  f.  cnvetau/nefs 
^t/ us,   a,  um,  adj.  or,  comp.   ffi- 
4His,  f^f'  p^tatly  jeJinUi  of  any 


Iappi'ud  to  tbingt,  gritdy,  inJtit'abU 
Auceps,  ciipjs.  c.^.  a  fcivltr,  a  bird 
catcher,  a  /■tfw/t^».  AucejJsljilabd 
rnm,  a  captiaui  foilcw,  a  caviUery 
a  ciitickf  Cic.  Ne  quis  au(cp£ 
noftr  >  fcrnioni  fiet,  left  any  ?««• 
Jhouldifl-n,  or  o^rr-hear  us,  Plaut. 
Auftarium,  i.  n.  jcmitbin^  ever  and 

above 
AudlifKus,  z,  un:i>  acfj.  making  an 

incrtaje 
Audtioi  onis.  f»  an  au^ior,  qjittirg 

tkin^^i  to  open  fale 
Audlijnam,  tjjs.  c.^g.  an  auffhneer 
Au£iionariu8,  z,  um.   adj.    of,    or 
biloftging  to  cp'K,  or  publick  faie  j 
au^tionarS    tabnise,    inventories  j 
tu^ton^ria  atria^  thep'aces  where 
open  fa^e  it  made 
Aurtwnor,  aris.  dep.  to  fell  ky  auSion 
Auuiilo,  as.  *>eq,  tcincreafamuLh 
At>^iQ,  as.  t')  increuje,  to  advance 
Auftor,  oris.   c.  g.  propr^-ly  an  ittr 
creafir,  or  enJargcr,  a  fatbrr,  foun- 
der^ a  mafter,  a  leader,  chief,  ox 
commander,  av  autior,  writer,  or 
compofcr,  anadvifer,  a  counjellor, 
or  ^erjuader,  cfn  approver,  or  ra  ■ 
tijcr,    a   confer,    or   contriver^  a 
reporter,  qr  teller,  aprecedent,  one 
tubo  has  done  a  fling  If/ore  another,. 
an  owner,  or  Jeller  of  a  thing  upon 
warranty,  a  tutor,  or  guardian 
Audoramcntum,  i.  n.  aflipulating. 
or  cofitra&ing,  tbe  hire,  or.  wages 
of  Jucb  fervice,  a  prefent 
Auftoratus,  a,    um.   pt.   bired^    or 
lent   oui  for  money,  condemned,  or 
bound  tojerve,  as  gladiators,  prefi, 
or  iijied^  as  a  Joldter,  pafronizfd 
An^6rita»,  alit.  f.  authority,  credit, 
reputation,  epeemy  awfuhefs,    ac 
quirtd  h^  Jfite^'itj,  wi^dm^  age, 


or  priprittyto  a  tkirtr^  tvar- 

Auflcro.  as.  a^.  tr.  hind-,  hir' 

A.u^oror,  aris.  palT?  to  he  ha 

oath,  to  he  prefix  or  hjledaic 

Au£^uris,  pt.  ^bout  to  augm 

in-reaje 
Auftus,  a,  um.  ve'.  adj.  ex  pi» 
comp.  treated,  hegottefi,  iifTi 
hrightned,  multiplifd,  exallti 
'caTiced%  inricbed^  iir.pt  evti 
Auf^s,    us.    m.    increafe,  gn 

augmentation 
'Ancupans,  th.  pt.  vatchi^J* 
Aucupatio,  onis,  f.  fou^'lti 

advantage  ^ 

iAucupatoriaf^  a,    um.  •<}]«  V' 
heipngingto  fowling]  fft6f'^ 
Aucupaturosy  a^  art.  pt*  '*'" 

watch  for 

Aucupium,   i.  n.  fnrSng-  t^ 

the.fowls  catched',  a  atrie"/' 

after  a  tbing,  an  eantf  ^ 

endeavour,  an  enttcasittt  ^ 

way  logn  any  thi*'g         ^ 

AuciSpo,  as.  aft.  lowatM^^ 

Auciipor,  arifi.  dcsp.  rtf»  «/** 

or  hawking.  Met.  '"  *^  | 

toftrive  to  obtain,  to  Vit^*  • 

catch  for;  to  feek,oxgttht^ 

Audacia,  ap.  f.  IrgiWr  io  p"^ 

dneioujfnefs .  prefunftion^  »"f"* 

defperatenefi,   rapntfSy p^'^ 

nejsy  effrontery,  Jaudntjh  ** 

qr  bravery 

Audaciter,  adv.  boidbi,  r»fy 

Audifter,  adt.   iui,  ^f>  \ 


V  E 

t    ioUfy,  cour^eaufyi 

raftffy 

,  urn.  »6j.fatuy 

adj.  or,  coinp.ffiinuS] 

toKjUent,  sduentufut^ 

ii^,audadoMSt  difpnate 

I  urn.  pt.  worthy  f  he 

pt.  vcl  aHj.  or,  comp. 
.   bold,  hart^,  advert' 

ir.  us.  comp.  hMft 

.  f,  fortitude 

Tus  ibm.  a€t.  to  dare, 

e,  tofrejumof  mi  to  he 

i>  lilll*  pt.  to  he  beard 
pt.  vel  idj.  bearing, 
m  dat^  didio  aadient, 
;eii.   audiens  imperii^ 
\,ifro  Anditor 
.  f.  audienee'f  attention 
ri«  Itum.  1^.  to  bear, 

0  mind,  attend,  regard, 
r/ay,  to  grant,  to  agree 
•edit  to,  te  try,  ot  judge 
^,toheboard,ite, 
f.  an  bearing,  bear-fay 
m.  a  bearer,  an  auditor 
i.  n.  ajcbool,  an  audi- 
nhp  of  them  that  bear 
u£ence,  a  eonjtfiory,  a 

1  &c. 

a.  report,  bearfgy 

.  idtout  to  bear,  ice, 

a.  pt.  beard,  related 

n.  tbejenfe  of  bearing, 

eiatioit  of  a  faff 

e&,  are,  aveto ;  plur. 

te.   infin.   avere,  all 

xfoyoM  :  in  the  end  of 

ten 

D.  pt.  carried  awi^ 


AVE 

A«)ShO|  ttt,  xi,  ftum.  a£^.  te  carry 
_^  away  with  one 
Avellina,  m,  f.aflherdmni 
A^ello,  <re,  li,  ^  voia.  ad.  tofmU, 

or  drag  away,  to  part,  or  keep 
_^  afunder 
Avellor,  1,  amlfin.  paC  to  ho  pulled 

away.  Met.  to  he  parted,  br  fipa, 
^  rated 
Avena,  c,  f.  oatt.  Met.  oatenfiraw, 

a  pipe,  a  roed,  a  mean  kwJUle,  as 
^  inpafioraU 

Avenaceuiy  a,  am.  adj.  efoate 
Avenaritts,  a,  urn.  adj.  rfoate 
Avens^  tis,  pt.  eotteting,  doJSring 
Ayto,  tm,  caret,  piwt.  it  fup.  to 

dtfiro,  covet,  wifk,  to  he  glad,  to 

rejoice,  farewell 
^vernalis,  e.  adj.  ofbeff 
Avcrnus,  a,  urn.  adj.  efboli 
Averro,  ?re,  i,  fum.  aa.  to  fmeep 

away 
Averruncandus,  a,  urn.  pt,  f  he 

appeafed,  ot  driven  a%ifay 
Averrunco,  as.  aft.  to  cut,  fcrape, 

turn,    or  taio  away  wbatfoever 

burtetb  ;  to  bough,  or  weed  grmnd, 

to  prune,  or  drefi  vinos.   Mot.  to 

avert,  or  take  away,  to  appeafe, 

or  attone 
Avermncut,  i.  m«  a  good  genius 
Aversabnis^  e.  adj.  alominahle 
Jiytrhadu%,  a»  oin.  pt.  to  ho  abhorred 
Averfant,  tis.  pt.  difiking 
Aversa:io,  5nis.  f.  averfia,  ahbor^ 

renee 
ATcnatns,  a,am.pt.  difiking^fufing 
Avtrfor,  oris,  m,  a  pmrkimt 
J^verfor,  iris.  dep.  to  tnmfrom  ««i'> 

emd  look  another  wey ;  to  dodge,  to 

Sfregard,  refitfe,  not  to  endure,  fo 
pigbt,  todifdaiu 
A^erC6vu,  pt.  about  to  turn  awey 
^verfof^  1^  utMrpU  m/adj.  or^comp. 


AUG 

ffimos,  fup.  turned  away,  or  i«irl^ 
with  the  hack  turned  towards  mw  y 
on  the  hackJUe,  Mct,aver/e,Jlrai^f, 
oflranged,  Jiy,  loth,  purloined,  con* 
verted  to  a  private  uje,  emhezalledm 
Averfus  mercatuns,  difildng  m 
mercbant*s  life 
Avertendos,  pt.  to  he  fumed  away 
Avertensy  ntis.  pt.  turning  away 
Averto,  Sre,    ^  fum.  ad.  to  tune 
away,  to  turn,  or  drive  away,  to 
leave  of,  to  heat  hack,  or  put  to 
fight,  to  pervert,  imheesel,  or  wHf" 
ompley  \  to  convert  to  another  u(km 
Qgodoneajnpiter  arertaty  wbiA 
godforhid 
Avertor,  i,   fus.  paff,  to  he  turned 
away.  Met.  to  he  alienated,  or 
epranged 
Aaferens,  tis.  pt.  taking  away 
AufSro,  ers}  abftoli,  ibUtum.  aft. 
totahaway,  to  carry  awej^yi^U 
to  binder,  w  deprive,  to  take  apt 
or  iatphy,  to  got,  or  obtain^  to 
ctafe,  leave  off,  or  give  over,  to 
plunder,  or  roht  inoltun  aufbrrcy 
to  gofiot'fireet  aoferre  judido,  to 
get  by  law :  tufer  te  hinc,  get  you 
gone 
Auf  Sror,  erriy  ablttut.  paff.  to  ho 

carried  awof.  Sec, 
Anfiigiens,  tis.  pt.  avoi^ng 
Aaftigio,  Sre,  gi,  itum.  ad.  to  run 
away,  to  fly  from,  tofbun,  to  ha 
all  gone,  or  fpee^ 
AugendaSyasum.pt.^lifflifiirjiii'yAw* 
Augensy  tis.  pt.  increafng 
Augeoy  ere,  x\,  £tum.  t€t,  to  dvate, 
or  make,  to  increafe,  edarge,  or 
augment,  to  fit  off,  or  commend,  to 
fore,    or  onricb,  ta  advance,    to 
bonour,tofet  firth,  to  maha  thing 
ftem  greattr 


AVI 

A«ge(ccDt,  tif.  pt.  increafijtg,  flsr. 
Atigefc  >,  ere,  f  increafe  itr  kignefi, 
,    «r  fiaturtf  to  plump  upt  to  gn9v 

mort  ex/ ream 
AngflMa,  inis.  n.  intreafe,  augmen- 

tsiicn,  grcmtb  cfbody 
Augmento,  as.  a^.  to  inereaft 
Augmentum,  u  n.  growth,  increafe 
Augur,  iirii.  an  augur 
•  AugfirxlU,  e.  adj.  ie/onging  to  the 
mttgurs 
Au|j;uraiidus,  a,  urn.  pt.  /•  te  divided 
Attguracio,  Onis.  f.  f-joibjayigg 
Aagiiratd,  adv.  hy  foow'aying 
Augiiratus,  a,  um.  pt.  hy  dtvwation 
Aurfratus,  us.  m.  the  ofict  of  the 

Mtgurs 
Aufiuriuniyi.  n.  Ji-jiimtionyW  footh^ 
faying,  by  thefti-ht,  or  fi„giM^  of 
hirdsf  a  foreboding  a  figK,  token, 
Cr  fore- token  ,  apredtSi^Hy  otfort' 
Hilinr  ofvfbat  it  to  come,  m'  con- 
jeaure,  gusfs,  or  funnife,  an  ordcie 
AuguriuB,  a,  ma.  adj.  kkngit^  to 

augury    . 
AvgfirQ,  as,  ad.  &  Auguror,  oris. 
.  dep.  to  prcfago,   to  eon}€3u*e,   to 
furm'ife  ivbat  will  happen  i  to/np- 
/*/^j '' ^«^''>   toforetod: 
Auguft  zie,is^n.4palacfitgfnii:ars  trm 
Augu.'>alia,  httj.  pi.  n.  pla^n  infti^ 
tutedto  tbt  honour  ofAigi^iuty'X^t, 
Augiiftalis,  e.  o.^u  imperial,  ftatily 
Aug*)fte^  adv.  Jiaiety,  mayefikally 
Augaftas,    a,  utn.  adj.  Qr,  comp. 
£aius,  fop.  fdered^  venerable,  im- 
perial, majffiick,    nohU^  princely, 
magidficont,  divine 
Aoguftu),  i.  m.  the  month  Augufli 
Avia,  ae.  f.  a  grandmotber 
A^ia,  Srum.  n.  fubft.  unpajjable places 
jpynvix\vm%    i.  n.  on  aviary,  ^  cage, 
a  decoy,  a  bujhy  platt  ia   lOo^ds, 
.  wktnbirdtrefort 


A  U  R 

Aviarius,  i.  2n«  apomkerer,  a  bird' 

catcher 
Ayi6c,  adv.  tils,  comp.  flimsy   fup. 

eagerly,  greedHy,  earneflly 
Avi'dicasy  atis.  i,  greedineft 
Avidus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.   fll- 

mos,  {\x'p».  greedy,  hungry,  covetous, 

migttardJy, parfinanlous,eager,  ear- 

AmU,  if.  f.  a- bird,  •or fowl 
Avlfus,  a,  um.  aij.  -left  by. a  man^s 
ancefiors,  ancient  ^  of  long  time,  be- 
longing to  aneefhars 
Aviu»^  a,  um.  adj.  unpaffable 
Aula,  ae.  f.  a  for*  court,  or  entry  of 
am  boufe^  an  bail,  or  prince's  court, 
a-  king' 0 palace,  an  honey-comb 
Aulaeum,  i.  n.  a  atrtain,  as  in  the 
theatre.  TefL.  freq.  in  plur.  aul«a', 
arras  bakgings,  tapejky 
Auletei,  X.  m.  apiper 
Aulicus,  a,  am.  adj.  belonging  io  the 

court 
^Aulicus,  L.m.  atowtier 
[Aulerdus,  i.  a.  a  minflrel 
Aulon,  i.  n.  an  organ-pipe 
Auluiaria,  aw  ofPlautus*s  comedies 
AvocaoienruQi,  i.  n.  an  avocation, 
'     relaxation,  diver/ian,  pafUme,    rs- 

creation^  avocation  from  bufinefi 
Av^caoe,  t»s.  pt.  caUing  away 
Avojaio,  uJia.  f.  a  calling  away. 

Of  fr^m,  «  diverting  the  thoughts 
AvSco,  as.  ad.  to  call  off,  to  call 

afide,  to  w'tbdraw,  to  turn  afide 
Avocor,  ari,  paff.  to  be  called  away 
\S9^3kXM}li,^,Wjf^.^t'abo:^ttofly  av.*tty 
Av($<o,  as.  neut.  to  fly  aw.iv,  to  hafiea 
away,  to^paft  away  quickly        » 
Aura,  as.  f.  a  gentle  gale,  a  breath, 
a  tool  air  ^  ox  fresco,  a  bUfiofwipd, 
the  air,    or  arm^fphere,  favour, 
ap^ufe,  tbei^naur,  as  of  a  mob, 
ffendor^  gUttiHag^  g^efj^  beatttj  i 


A  UR 

•  aora  rthcrea  vefci,  «i/»  ^ 
breach  :   atirat,  &  vaX^  'I 
pro  aarz  ;  Virg. 
Aurantium,  i.  n.auorgtfi 
Aararia,  le.  f.  a  gold  mm 
Aurarios,  i.  m.  a  gcUlfimth 
Auratura,  «..  f.  gik,.  or  ftff 
Auratus,  a,  um.  pi.  gilt, f^^ 
head^al';  or  rein ^ ahnMt.il 
a  bridle  itf  elf 
Aureolus,  a,  um.  adj.  goUat 
Aureoluf,  i.  m.  a  piece  ofpU 
Aurefco,  ere.  to  grow  bri^^i 
Aureus,  a,-uof.  adj.  of  gdi^f 
made  of  gold,  yellow,  tf^l 
colour,  Jbining,  glifiering^^ 
Mec,   fich,  beautiful,  getilft 
ablif  exceilent,  precwta 
Aureus,  \»m.  a  guineat  onjf^ 
Aurichalcum,  i.  n.  lattta,  or  < 
AuricomuB,  a,  am.  adj.  tbtf 
hair  at  yelkw  as  gold,  pl^l  ^ 
Auricula,  ae.  f.  all  tb:  outjA 
ear,  the  lap,  or  fap  of  *^ 
alfo  the  whole  ear,  injii  tei  • 
AurTcu!aris,e.adj  ,oftbe  ear^ 
AuricuUriaSi  a,  um.  adj.  fa  i 

'  cularis 
Aurtfer,  fc ra.  ram.  that  bta*d 
Auxifex,  Tcis.  m.  a  ^dmith 
Aurifluas,  a,  una.  adj  fsniai 

Aurifodina,  ae.  f.  a  gold  met 

Aurifur,  uri$.  adj.  dgefdfteifi 

Auriga,  ae.  c.  g.  a  carter^  or< 

tnan^  a  waggoner,  a  cbaritt^ 

a  horfe-keeper,  groom,  or*f 

Mftt.  apiloe  ofaJbll>,  ^-W 

a  certain  fign  upon  the  ha 

Taurus 

Aurigans,  tia.  pt.  dritfirg  e» 

Auriga ri us,  i.  m,  ac^f-cbki^ 

AMt\^yi^\o,onh.i  jhe  drivi^t,  i 

AJtrisena,  £•  m.  Perfeus,  J» ' 


S  A  U  t 

got  him  9fDanae,      the  fuccefry    or  eventi  of  tbiiip 
tif  inu>a  fbowtr  %j      fotwed  hy  Jlpffg,  or  ttbtr  a3knt 
ofiirdsf  an  evtnt,  or  fortune,  good, 
zAy  hariitg  gofd  ■  ot  bady  conduflf   management ,  gO' 

rife yel/ow  janndiee         vernment,  authority,    one's  fancy, 
ixv  -a  chariot  ■  w/7/,  flcafure 

:p,  toftefTy  ruli  Autpkoi ,  art*,  dep.  tnfiA,  er  gmthgr 

i.  n.  a  kintt  ^o#^,       from   omen%,  or    toktnu    llctt   to 
gold,  arfeuie,  orpin,       begin,  otfritcrfrime  a  bujineft 

Aufter,  tri.-fl^.  -the  JoutbnmnS^  the 
vr  y  a//o  hearing  Jouth  fart  of  the  wofld.  S71MC.  «At 

n.  ran  ear-fricher  wind  in  genera/ 

.  adj,  having  fargeA  Aufter^,  a£r,  c^ual.  am/hrefyi  fi^'fh 
raring  nceU,  HftningA  Auftetitas,  atis.  k  emfivky^  J^'f" 
I      nefs,  roitghnefi,  ^eepnoj't  if  eoJour^ 
90  morning,,  the  time        Met,  gravity,  or  refervednoft- 
rifng.  Met.  tbeemfi     Auftcrus,  a,    um,   adj.    or,  comfk 

full  of  goid,gpidon  harp,  rough,  Jhatf,  fad,  mtfitre, 

thejaun^iee  ^gi'^^   crabbed,  unripe;    grave, 

'*/,  Meton.  any  thing       retired,  rejerved,  unfodahk 

as  mcney,  tups,  or   Auftralis,  e.  adj.  foutbem 
y  thing  wrought,  or  Auftrinus,  z^,  um.  adj.  (outi^ni  fminy 

a  yelleno  colour  Au(iX,  .Ah\,  with  darhtg 

is.  \,  hearhentKg  .  Aufoniy  fi..!).  ats  hanfy  enterprise, 
i.  txua  Iifiner  a  bold  undertaking 

t.  to  liften,or give  ear,   Ausurua,  a,  .um.  pt,  tvho  wi/i  dare, 

cbferoe  and  attend,        or  attempt 
ibfy,  -and  do  as.  one   Aufus,  a,  um.  pt.  that  hath  dared, 
m  committed,  or  eatetprixed 

pi.  au(iD%  verlmin  Aut,  conj.  or,  or  jfe,  either,  it  is 
}  be  bold,  I  dare  I      often   dis'funSiivT,    fometinus    con- 

\.  divtner,    iy  feeiftv^'\      juncfive,     ai^  ■  hoittative,    comni 

;  a  leading,  fr  pnot''  native,  ilfo  put  for  quc»"  al((>  for 
in  any  bujinfs,  the  tcioao,  if  put  any  ime  in  a  latter 
tg  fiftnamages  memb*r,  g.neral^  lejs  ts /aid  than 

pt.beginni^  iv  the  fregoing 

'.  ptoperoupy,  nmfpt-  Aucm.  conj.  but,  however,  not-. 
withP.aridingfnevtTtle'efs,  yea,  nay, 
um.  pt.  irel  adj.  or.  and  alfo,  befides,  truely,  indeed, 
;,  fup.  fet  apart  by  the  on  th,.' contrary,  ctnirerywife,  not 
uky,  happtly  enter  before,  it  is  eftrn  c'cfantly  ufed  by 
way  ofepano-eho/jSy  fo/ayjomethim^ 
more  emphatically  thorn  toas  [aid 
before:  if  is  a(fo  njnd  in  tranfitimi, 


A  VU 


xUIm' 


n.  a   cenfulting  the 
:.  a  fign,  or  token  of 


amtefhttfefte  tieetre  for  4 
than  ufe,  m  having  elejmmiea  'm- 
Bmgiifo  ^tmdsmrrahi  canreaeh, 
and  therefore  em/y  to  he  obfervet 
and  learned  by  tji  t  fome$imes  U 
elegantly  omitted,  cbiefy  in 
fttims  '. 
Authenticus,  a,  um.  authmtitk    ' 
Antheptk,  ae.  f.  afiewpede 
Author,  oris.  c.  g.  yid.  AuAos. 
Aiithontaa^  atis.  1  vide  AoAorieai 
Aot6Brapkum>  i.  n.  em'ehemdmii* 

ting 
Autographoty.  a,  um.  ad]« 

with  owe* s^vm  hand 
AutSmataria,  -le.  f.  watek 
Autdmaron,  v«/ aatomatum,        _ 
an  engine  that  goes  with  a  fpring^ 
any  piece  of  art  that  /eems  to  mtme 
ofitfelf,  as  a  clock,  a  jack.  Sec, 
Auidn^aius,  a.  vm.  adj«  tkdt^i^e^* 
goes  with  m  fpring,  or  fimig,  fi/m^. 
ing  to  mcvf  of  xtfdf 
Auinrnnalit,   e.   adj.    hebngrng  It- 

autumn,  -autumnal 
Autumailas,  atis.  f,  the  fall  of  thd^ 

leaf,  thi  time  of  autumn 
Autunin».s,  a,  um.  adj.  autttmmal 
Autuinnus,  i.  m.  autumn,  the  time 
from  the  ftnth  ofjtuguft  to  thejhcth 
of  November,  the  time  of  hartnft 
and  vintage 
Auiiinoo,    aa.  to  think,  or  fiippofe^    . 
_  toaenmch,  toafirm  "^    - 

Avulfio,  onis.  f,  a  plucking  of,  &c. 
Avulfor,  or\<,  m    who  plucks  up 
AvuIOm,  a,  um.  pt,  pulledaway 
Avunculus,!,  m.  the  mother  shr ether ^ 
Or  uncle  by  the  mother* s^fide  javun-    • 
cuius  magnos,  the  grandmother* s 
brothr  ;  Cic.  major,  the  mother^ 
grandmother* I  6rotfoer 
A^us,  I.  ni.  a  irrondfatber^  a  f^an^* 
frt,  anancffor 


A  Z  Y 

AHDlUnt*  tis.  pt.  MUHng,  afffii^ 
AoiXliiriSi  e.    adj.  coming  u  md, 

jwccmt^  andajftfi^  gtutiUsry^  ft- 

dicinsly  or  beuiing 
Aoxiliarias,  a,  um.  adj.  oMxHiaty, 

AoxTIiator,  oris.  tn.  m  atder,  or 


Aoziliatuty  ay  um.  pt.  that  both 

beiptd^  or  eurtd 
Ausiliatui,  ds.  in.  belpy  Jucconr 
Auxilior^   iris*  dep.   to  aid,  beip^ 

fuccour^  aff^y  to  reIievefbeaJ,OT  cure 
Auxtlium,  i.  n.  aid,  bdp,  fucconvy 

fnteSiton,  fatronage,  remedy,   re- 

iieff  oaji,  auxiliary  firets 

A  ^ore  X 

Axilla,  K.  f.  the  arm  tit 

Axillaris,  e.  adj.  of,  or  tuar  the 
grm-bole 

Axioma,  atis.  n.  an  axiom,  a  pro* 
pofiion,  a  general  rule,  a  maxim 

Axis,  is.  m.  an  axle-tree,  fynec  a 
cart,  waggon,  or  chariot,  either 
tfthe  two  poles,  the  north  pole  ef' 
feciallyy  the  tvhcle  heaven,  the 
hook,  or  hinge  of  a  door,  or  gate^ 
a  hoard,  or  tahle,  fuch  as  Sokn*$ 
laius  vfere  nvritten  on  at  Aihemi 

Axitiofus,  a»*um.  adj.  fafiious 

Axnngia,  s.  f.  cart-wheel greajk 


A  Z 

Azifnotb,  voc.  Arab,  great  circlet 
meeting  in  the  zenith,  and  petjfing 
through  all  the  degrees  of  the  ho- 
rizon 

^z*'/ra,fL  A*  thtfeafi  of  unleavened 


B  AC 

Asvttnsi  a,  um.  adj.  unleantmd, 
fwet,  Jiucertf  not  puffed  up 

B  ^ar«A 

Ahm,  jtiteH.   OJhange  !  von 

_   dafull 

ibas,  ae.  m^  a  heiby,  ajbnpleton 
BabylSniiiiSy  of  aivers  colours 
BabyidniiM,  a,  luut  calculating  neui 

vities 
Bacca,  a*.  f«  a  horry^  any  Jmall  fruit 

eftreesf  a  pearl,  alj$fi:eep  turdlee 
Baccalaureatui,  da*  m.  «  batcheUr's 

dxgree 

Baccalaureus,  u  m*  «  hatcbelarofarts 
Baccilia,  le.  f<  a  bey  tree 
Baccatos,  a,  um.  *A].fa  with  pearl 
Baccba,  a*,  f.  a  courteasan 
fiacchabundus»  a,  um.  revelling 
Bacchanal,  alis  n.  the  place  where 

thefeafis  of  Bacchus  were  JoUm- 

nixed,  or,  perhaps,  tbefeaft  itfef, 

a  bmmfdy  hou  'e 
Bacchic  alia,   um*  pi.  o.  the  feetjis 

of  Bacchus 
Bacchans,  tis.  pt.  raging  mad 
Bdcchatio,  onis.  f.  a  debauch 
Bacchaius,  a,  um.  pt.  raging,  run* 

ning  about  in  a  rage,  danced,  or 

run  over  dtfira&edly 
Bacchic  us,  a,  um.  adj.  of  Bacchus 
Bacchius,  i.  m.  a  foot  in  verfe  of 

onejbort  and  two  long  Jyllables,  as 

Smavi 
Bacchor,  iris.  dep.  to  revel,  to  rt'ift, 

to  jwagger,  to  bully 
Bacciter,  a,  um.  bearing  berries 
Baceolus,  i.  m.  afillyfellcw 
Bacillum,  i.  n.  a  little  flaff 
Baciilum,  i.  n,  a  fluffs  fiick,  or  cud' 

gel ;  a  walking  faff,  a  batteon^  a 

jcefter 


B  AL 

BcticatuSy  a,  um.  adj»  % 
brown  f  or  dark  eoionred  eh 
Bvticnt,  a,  um.  adj.  bovm, 
Bajulans,  tis.  pt.  carrying  a  i 
Bajulo,  as.  aa<  tn  carry  Tiki 
Bajiilus,  14  m.  a  porter 
ffitla-na,  m.  f.  agrampsis 
Balanatus,  a,  am.  adj.  amiKti 

the  oil  ofbttt 
Balans,  tis.  pt.  bleating 
Balanus,  i.  c.  i,amaton,  a  t 
kJMd  tfAettffb,  ben,  t 
fynet  oil  it  mad*,  a  fupf 


pom  its  Wttiuft  nan  aeon 

Balatro,  onis*  m.  a  pitiful  fe. 
Balatut,  us.  m.  abkating 
Balauftiom,  i.   n.  the  fiwe 

f^megranate 
Balbe,  adr.  Hfpinglf 
Balbas^  a,  um.  adj.  /hmUKrh^ 
Balbuties,  d.  f.  afiuttervg 
BalbutiOf  irejvi*  ^eutoUm 

fiutte',  to  H^,  to  bMi, 

faj  fomething  tanopurp^* 
B  ilineum,  un,a  bath,  hagmt 
Balifta,  m.  f.  m  warlike  ttp 

throw,  or  Jb^ /ones,  «  ' 

«  ertft  bow,  a  brake,  or/* 
Baliftaritts,  u  m.  a  maker  4) 

guns,  or   crofs'bowsi  ot*' 

Jbooisotitoftbtm 
Biltto,  as.  to  bleat 
Balius,  a^  oA.  adj.  tatoiy 
Balivus>  i.  m.  a  bailiff 
Balneae,  imm.  f.pubHtke^ 
Ba'oeiriiimy  i.  n,a  pktt^ 

bath  is 
Balnearius,  a,  um.  adj.  M^ 

the  baths  \  baloearii  fiirea,  / 

ing  rogues,  whopteMoefi 

clothes  in  the  baths 
Balnea  tor,  oris.  ro.  tke  kitfir' 

bagnio,  the  mafler  of  tht  Itf, 


A  k 

'.a  mijirfft  off  be  bath- 

I.  a  littte  bath 

a  bath,  a  bagm,  a- 

feat  aijbn^ 
\\m,  made  of  bahn 
1.  balfam,  or  Saim,. 
the  juue  that  drops 
nafi  fragrant  fmell 
a /man  belt 
^  ualteum,  i.  h.  4 
dbe/t 

m.  adj.  ofbonAaJiui 
m.  a  ftatnmefer 
1  bank,  bench,  fiat^ 
ixs  regius>  the  kir-'- 
is  commuxua, 

a  bannifH 
1.  baptijhi' 
bapttjnk 

a  b^Hzer ;  Jtbk 
'.aWd  emphatludfy. 
n.  a  font 
to  baptiki 

I.  a  gUifhi  d  deep' 
tace^  belL  Met.  tie 
5>,  a  Hvafifbl  barlot^ 
f-gvd,  a  great  eater 
eard 

^baroujly,  vnifuaJh, 
chwnjjbly,    rudefy, 
ve,  nht  Creek 
any  barbdhui  coun* 
,    iacivUity,    unpO'' 

y    • , 

;m.  fldi;  periaining 
Ml  bdrbaroutpeepU'^ 
dgn,  rich,  brave, 
fHdi/beil,  rude;  mean, 
ai-ica  (yUa,  tvbere 
/^  mere^id,  and* 
ifirts  together,  Bar-i 
I,  hrQu^fitfrm.  Ut' 


B  A  R 

^ary,  i.  e.  Barbarica  pavimenfa, 
fbon  made  oftllet,  lime,  and  rub- 
b'ljh,  Barbdrica.  lupellex,  mtan 
furniture,  Barbaricae  veftcs,  gar- 
ments embroidered 

Barbiries,  ei.  f.  a  barbarous  people, 
an  impropriety  of  coords,  a  barba- 
rifm,  ruJeneJs  in  ihanners 

Barbarifmus,  i.  m.  a  barbdrijm' 

Barbarus^  a,  um.  adj.  or«  comp. 
foreign^  •utlamdifb,  unintelligibte, 
harbatous,  rude,  unpolified,  chur- 
lijb,  boorilb,  clowr.ip,  uncivil, 
pnlifi,  Jilfy,  fottijb,  crutl, 

Barbata,  as,  f.  the  efprey 

Barbaiuliii,  a,  aiii.  idj.  bawnjg  4 
little  beard 

^BU-bfftuSf  \,  um.  adj.  bearded  i  alfo 
\fimpU,  fiUy 

Barhiger,  a,  uin.  adj.  having  a  heard 

Barbitioin,  f.  n.  a  beard 

Barbicbs,  i.  c.  g.  ^  ^rbitas,  i.  a. 
QtT  barbrtod,i.n.  «/b/f,or^tf/i-«^ 

Barbo,  o!ua.  m.  a  barbel-Jj/b 

BarbQIa,  gt,  f.  a  little  heard 

^arbus,  \,  m,  a  barbel 

Barca,  ±»f,  a  bark,  an  b^ 

Bardatcus,  &  Bardiacus,  aj  iliii. 
adjj.  drefi  like  Gauls,  Tumeh.  Bar- 
daicus  judex ,  feems  to  be  a  jadgs 
advotatt  in  tbt  army,  fiardtictai 
evocatUSf  ah  old  heaUn  foldiet 

Baiditiis,  0&.  m;  tbeildhari'ifwg 

BardScilculiui^  u  m,  ja  cloak  warit 
iyfoldiers,  and  country -peapk 

Bardus,  a^  um*  adj*  be^vy^  it^. 

Bardus,  i.  m.  aAritifi  iardi  Bpoe^ 
amohg  tbk  oldGauli 

Baris,  idos.  f,  a  bier 

BiCrd,  oola.  scL.  4  biocihead,  4  /aT, 
i  comtiwifild/£r,a  n%un,  .or  bujband; 
as  whenwefayuiuler  covert  karon^ 
a  bartm,  «  /(fr-J,  or  peer  of  the  r:aim 

Bir^oJa^  m,  f,  tha/et  of  k  bona 


B  A  t 

IBarontttus  i.  m.  4  kniibt  bartUd 
Barritus,  Qs.  m.  the  braying  of  an 
elepbant,  a  terrible  fbout  btfori  an 

^agement 
Barrus^  i.  m.  tfji  elephant 
Bafcauda,  k.  f.  a  bafiet 
Bariatio,  onis.  f.  a  ftlffing 
Bafiator,  5ris.  m.  •»<  that  kiffkbf  d 

kiJTer 
BafiStus,  a,  iiin.  pt.  kiffrd 
BXiilua,  e.  f.  a  town  ball,  hitokri 

tfjupice,  afiate-boufe,  apiaxsea, 

or  exchange  foi'  mefcbaats ;  a  hall 

for  buyers  and  fellers  to  refort  to, 

d  large  gallery  to  ^alk  in,  a  ca- 

tbeetral  church,  a  great  vein  in  tbi 

armfo  called 
Bysillcd,  adv.  royalfy,  nohfy^ princely i 

Jpltkdidly,    Incerii  bafilice,  /  aiii 

utterly  undchi 
BSsilicon,  i.  n.  apHncefy  robt^  tb» 

h^fortofwallnutj  alft  a  plaifier^ 

called  by  this  name 
BasilIcMS,    a,   iim.   adj.    prinalyi 

royal,  noble,  fiatefy 
Basilifcas,  i.  m.  a  hafilifki  m  eock^ 

atrict 
Bifio,  U,  to  kifs 
BaHs,  i«.  f.  the  bafa  of  a  filidr^  thi 

peJifial  of  a  fiat ue 
Bafinni,  i.  n.  4  kifs,  or  hufi 
Barilrit,  Ifdit.  f.  a  ttwman  frU^if 

Baccbdt 
Baflua,  i.  n.  thebnfs  in  mujit 
Bafterna,  lb.  f.  a  chfe  Httef 
feat,  interj.  tuft,  pjbmw^  bujh 
Bataiariai,  i.  m.  4  hatteler 
B2uilum,  i.  n.  AT  BatiJiusy  1;   m. 

nfire-Jhtt^lfantnetnfepan,  mcba- 

fing'dijb,   4  paddlc-ftaff,   a  M! 

nifooden purwtl,  or  Jpadti  B*tii.u; 

cub-cuiaMus^  a  taarmingpan 
Batrftchdoayfimachia, «.  f.  tl.t  6ct(.(% 

b  ttuccn  tbi{r<,|^tan4  mi«% 


BEL 

BattSlogia,  ae.   f.  the  frequent  re- 

ptating  of  one  things  tautology 
Bdtuens,  tis.  pt.  fencing 
Batuo,  ere,  ui,  Ocum.  a£t.  to  btat^ 

or  batter ^  to  fight,  to  fence  wtb 

foils,  to  bird  up 
Ba:uur,  i,  tus.  pafT.  to  be  beaten 
Bdtus,  \,  m.  a  tatt',  an  Hebrew mea- 

fure   of  l.^utd   thirgs,    containirg 

jenienty-t'uo  fextarits 
Bjubor,  aris.  dcp.  to  bark  like  a  dog 
Baxea,  ae.  f.  ajboe,  viitb  a  ivooden 

fole,  a  flipper 

B  before  D 

Bc^ellium,  i.  n.  a  black  tree  in  Arabia  \ 
aifo  the  gum  cf  the  fame  tref,  if  a 
fragrant  fcent,  and  bitter  tafii 

B  before  E 

Bfatc,  adv.  bkffidly,  ha^pthf,  prof- 

ptroujly,  'zvtiif  kontftly 
Beaiiricus,  a,  um.  z6],  beatific 
Beatitas,  atis.  f.  happtnefs 
BcatitQdo,  i'nis.  f.  beatitude,  felicity 
Beatiilus,  a,  urn.  fomfwhat  happy, 

or  iucky 
Beatus,  z,  um.  pt.  vel  adj.  or,  comp. 

liimu«,fup.  blifftd,  happy,  'joyful, 

pleajedf    rich,   luealtky,  Jruitful, 

fertile,  con\hnmate,  perfeR 
Bcdelius,  i.  rn.  aheadle 
Beelzebub,  vel.  the  god  of  Ekron  3 

the  p,  ince  of  devils 
Belial,  a  w  eked  per  fin  ^  the  devil 
Beiians,  nth.  pt.  making tiar 
Hcliaria,  oruzn.   pi.    n,  Jweetmesfs, 

dainties,  the  defart,  alfo  f^e  ckoifer 

fort  of  wines 
B<:H-ator,  oris.  Ri.  «  warrior,  a  cbefs' 

man,    a  brnifer 


BEL 

Bell  at  Off  ius,    a,  um.  adj.  pertaining 

to  war,  or  warriors 
Beliitrix,    icis.  f.  warlike,  fit  for 

t.  ar,  feid  of  feminine  nomas 
Bellat  uru8,a,um.pt.a^o«/  to  maktwar 
Bellax,  acis.  adj.  warlike 
Behe,  adv.  iiTiOie,  fup.  prettily ^ finely, 

neatly*    handfomly,      convenient^, 

daintily,  well 
Belli,  gen.  pro  adv.  in  the  war 
Bcllico&e,  adv.  ii^i,  com^,  foldier-like 
B^DTcofufy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

Aim  us,  fup.  valiant  at  arms,  war- 
like^ msnial,  full  of  war,  fpent 

in  war 
Bellicum,  i.  n.  the  found  of  a  trumpet, 

when  tley  found  to  the  battle 
Beliifer,  9,  um.  warlike,  making  wsr 
Belliger,  at,  um.  adj.  warlike,  aiar^ 

tial,  belonging  to  war 
Belligerans^  tis.  pt.  snaking,  or  Mr< 

ryifg  sn  war 
BelTigeraturi  imperf.  war  is 
Belljgcro,  as.  aft.  to  wage  f 
BellVpStens,  tis.  idj, puij/lsnt,  migbty 

in 'War,  warlike 
Belle,  as.  to  wage  war,  to  combat 
Bellor,  aris  dtp.  to  fight,  &c, 
Bellonarii,  m.  pl.madmen,  tbepriefls 

of  BelUna,    who  cut  and  jlajhed 

tbemfelves  in  their  enthufiaHtc fits 
Bellua,  «.  f.  any  great  keafi^  orfi/b, 

a  beaftly,  ftnjeiefs,  and  unreafumhle 

perfin 
Bt'iluarus,  a,  um.  adj.  wrought  with 

the  figures  of  beafts 
BeJluinus,  a,   um.  adj.  of,  or  be 

longing  to  a  beafi,  beafi'y,  monfhous 
Belliile,  adv.  pretty  well  inftealth 
Beliutu;,  a,  um.  zx\].  pretty  fpruet 
Bellnm,  i.  n.  war,  the  fi ate  of  war, 

or  ail  the  tme  of  war,  the  foldiers 

baggage,  Sec,  belonging  to  tie  War, 


BEN 

apngUfight,  warfgit 
Belluofas,  a«  um.  fuUtfm^ 

cremtssres 
Bellus,  a,  am.  or,  con^  B* 

fup.    pretty,   M^'**^ 

prtt(y  fellow^  as  beitivi 

jTMOTr,  ssice,  delitions,  ae^ 

civil,  courteon*,gtodat,  (»■•■ 

or  ^vell  verfed  in,  bttd^  } 

tsice,  fpruce 
Belone,  es.  f.  tbetnmfttff 
Beni,  adv.  well,  rigbilj,  ^ 

priStroufiyt  pretty,  va1\  ■ 

comp.  optimcy  fap.  wH 

bene  vobiiy  bene  amioel 

gpodbe^hf 
KnSdic^y  adv.  cmrtm/y 
BlnSdjco,  ere,   ai,  Ana.  < 

fpeak  well  of,  fprmft,  m 

mappUnd,  Hbkfs,fti4 
Kn<?di£tio^  oait.  f.  a  hkfi 
B^Sdiaam,  i.  n.  a  fd , 

gied  latigneige 
B«ne£cio,  In,  eci,  adofl. 

do  weU,  todo  oae  aged  t 

btnefit,  or  be  fervitiUtf 
BfShSfaQum,  i.  tu  mged^ 

benefit,  favour 
BjSneflcencia,  at.    f.  bemfat 

doing  of  m  good  turn,  /Jw 

kiadnejs  to 
BenSfTcenrior,  ns.cfunp.  fif 
BSnef  icentiffifflut,  a,  unit  It 

Bi-neficui 
BjSneficiarius,  a,iim.  btneftk 

dui  beneficiariui^  ^fi*'/* 

copj'boid  ffiate 
BSncfTcitriui,  i.  01,  theffj 

i'g'df  thy  who  in  wsr  §n 

Jromduty  j  foldiers  prtmatt 

Beneficium,  1.  d.  a  bm^ 

/HI « ,  cwrtej^ffeve&rf  kiei 


.  adj.  entior,  comp, 

p.  Hnd,  mpi  U   io 

t 

tweUdtM 

.  n,  good  fluifitr* 

or,  comp.  ffimusy 

f.  henevolencef  fa* 
7,  Mfip,  miiiiitft 
I.  »dj.  wett-mi/bing, 

afeBionatej  kving 
wtti/mify,  ^aifyt 
mrifj^ffrttfy,  toil- 

f.  couriejy,  good- 

D,  adj.  or,  comp. 
mtiful^  fortily  «te«- 

gOPtm^    JOytMIUKltt 

rf,  muebgivouto 

Hirnn 

101,  Ba^amny  or 

^,  to  itoow  good,  to 
',  Beare  fe,  #•  in- 
kimfeif 
tbeherfi,  a  frrteious 
gran  colour f  a  ring 
a  cm  ft  adormod  wiA 
eroim 

effit,  bedit,  m.  the 
i  oumees,  i.  e.  two 
It,  or  pound  i 
'  other  ibing  \  oi  of 
OH  mere,  a  menfure 
,  a  thirds  of  a  pint 
■ffbt  ouncesy  or  inches 
f,  ht'rdf  fi/bfferpent, 
fierce  haft 


B  I  C 

Beftiariof,  i.  n.  om,  that  foagbt^ 
with  beafts  at  their  publickjbotos 

BeftiarioSy  a,  um.  adj.  belonging  to 
bee^s 

Beftiola,  c  f.  dim.  a  little  beaft 

BSta,  K.  f.  hiet,  the  feeond  ktter  of 
the  Greek  alphabet,  bat  then  it  u 


BSdzo,  at,  ad.  to  fisg  lih  bett» 
Bet5o!ca,  k.  f.  httony 
Bettila,  df  BCtnlU,  c.  f.  «  bircb-ttft 
Besoar;  m  float  mfea  in  cordiak 


B  bCa(KC  a 

Biarchas,  i,  m.  v^/biarcha,  cm* 

tf  commijioner  oft  he  viBualBng  office 
Biarchia,  the  wiSuaUing  office 
Bibax,  acii,  adj.  giwm  to  drinkmg 
Bibena,  tit.  pC.  drinking 
Bibitor,  Sris.  tn.  mdrinkor 
Bibitor  I  imperf.  men  drink 
Biblia,  omm.  pi.  n*  the  Bible 
Bibliopegut,  t.  m.  a  book -binder 
B  blidpola,  a*,  m.  a  book^feller 
Bibliocheca,  at,  f .  a  Hbr^y,  m  plact 

where  hooks  are  kept,  a  ftmdo 
Bibliothecal's,  e.  adj.  tfa  Horary 
BiUiothecarios  i,  m.  a  bhrary-knper 
Biblus,    vr/Bibios,  i.  f.  the  fJaai 

papyrut 
Bitio,  jSre,  ibi,  ibitum.  a£l.  to  drink, 

to  imbibe,  to  fuck  in.  Met.  to  Bftem 

attentively 
BTbor,  i,  tus.  pafl*.  to  be  drunk 
Bibofus,  a,  uin.  adj.  gi'uen  to  drink 
Bibtilus,  a,  um.  adj.  foaking,  drink- 

inf,    or   taking    in  wet,    Bibala 

oil  a,  a  crackt  pot 
Biceps,  rpitis,  adj.  having  two  bre^, 

divided  into  two  parts,  otfaBions, 

into  two  tops 
Biclinium^  j,  n,  a  chamber   with 


B  IG 

tfot  bedi 
BicSlor,    oris.  adj.  of  two  colours, 

partt'Cobured 
BScomit,  e.  adj.  that  hath  two  horns, 

forked 
Btcorpor,  6ria.  adj.  having  two  bodieo 
Bkiiblf  talis,  t.  adj.  of  two  euhits 
BTdfDS,  tis;  adj.  having  two  teeth 
Bidens,  tis.  f,  a  flyeepfit for  faerifce^ 

having  two  teeth  lamger  than  the 

r^,  whieh  was  at  twoytars  old  \ 

abogrel'y  a  faerifico 
Bideatal,    alis.   n.  a  place  blaftcd 

with  tigbtuing 
Bidaum,  i.  n.  nte^ace  of  two  deyo^ 

two  dtys  long 
Bieaait,  e.  adj.  of  two  years  contim^ 

ance,  two  years  old 
Biennium,  i.  n.  thejpace  of  two  fears 
BYr'arian,  adv.  two  wuinner  of  weys, 

in  two  partt 
Bif  anus,  a,  uin«  adj.  twofold,  double 
Blfgr,   vH  BifSrus,   a,    um.  adj. 

bearing  double^  yielding  fruit  twite 

^y^ar 
Biffdus,  a,  um.  adj.  cut  into  two 

piteesp  doven,  or  dirndtd  into  two 

parts 
BiFdris,  e.  adj.  havinga  double  door, 

gate^  leaf,  ox  flap*  Biforis  cantus, 

a  tune  played  en  a  pipe  with  two 

boles 
Biformatns,  a,  um.  pt.  double flfoped^ 

two  boJied 
Biformis,  e.  adj.  having  two  fbapes, 

as  balfmt^,  balfborfi 
Bifrons,  ontis,  adj.  bmving  two  fore  > 

heads,  ot  faces 
Bifurcus,  a,  um.    adj.  forked,   or 

hawing  two  branches 
Biga,  s.  f,  vel  Biga?,  arum.  id.  quod 

Bijuga 
Bigamia,««f.  bi^aw) 

W  %  ^ 


B  I  P 

iwuge  of  a  cbarioi  drtvn  9Bttb 

two  bopfu 
Blgemmis,  e.  adj.  bMng  tw  iuds 
$iften&ru|,   r.  &  BtgSner,    a,  um. 

adj.  ef  ttva  fiindry  ki/uls,  mongrel 
^ufis,  e.  Sf  BTj^cM^t,  urn.  adj 

yosie4,JiiUSyJ!Jf,  one  with  rniinhtr 
Wibra,  s.  f.  «  tw$  poHmdwttgbt 
'^nibn«9  e*  «4-  •fi^t^  pQiakli  wtj^bt, 

hoiMmga  fuart 
^ningua,  e.  mi^,  one  tbMt  ean  f^k 

two    hnguagci.  Met.    a^ctitfuiy 

double -tOMgued 
BHiofus,  a,  utn.  adj.  ebolerie 


B  L  A 

to  iiviWlr  into  two  farts  ^  ,§l(p  pa/F. 

/o  be  farted  in  twain 
BTpariTto,  adv.  in  two  parts 
BipScens,  tis.  pt.  o/»f«  on  both  fi^iy 

wilt  iwojdoM-s,  or  entrances 
Bjpcdglis,  e.  tWQfoot  long 
Bipcwianeuk,  t^'Bip^dftnus,  a,  -wm. 

adj.  t*i^foottbuky  orde^ 
Bipennifer,  a,  urn.  adj.  carrying  an 

balbert,  or  foit-ax 
Bipeonii,  le.  cutting  both  w^ys 
Br^ennjs,  ii.  f.  fubft.  in  abl.  i.  Ipc. 

an  balk^ty  a  pole  ax 
I  Bipes,  ?dis.  adj.   tup  footed.  Bipe- 


^iJis,  is,  f.  ejtokn  Meu>o.«  wrjin^j      dum  iieqtyiifijnut,  as  great  a  rogue 


Jifiger  \ 

Biliz,  icic.  tdj.  wwtttwitb  m^mtbie 

thread,  dfiublt  platted 
Biluftris,  e.  ten  years  old 
^imarii,  e.  adj.  bttweea  tmo  fins 
Bimarer,    itris.   ^dj.     havmg  two 

toothers 
jBimiins,  (iR.m.  the/pace  rf  two yeaifs 
'Bimembris,  e.  adj  oftwoparts 
Bimenfis,   ii.  m.  the  J  pact  of  tv^o 

months 
Bimeftris^  e.    adj.  twomowfh  aldy 

lafi'tng  two  montbi 
BTmulus,  a,  um.  two  years  old 
Bimus,  a,  am.  adj.  two  years  old,  of 

two  years  continuance 
Blnarius,  a,  um.  of  two 
Binodium,    i.  n.  two  mghts,    the 

(pace  of  two  nights 
BinSminis,  e.  adj  having  two  names 
Binus,  a,  uip.  pi.  fiijii.  r.  two'and, 

two,  by  couples,  every  two  j  •\(o 

two,  or  douile 
'Bipalinni,  i.  n.  a  mattock,  or  /4cl- 

ax,  with  two  bits,  a  grabbing  ax, 

an  hoe  . 

fipaimis,  e.  adj  two  [pans  long         ' 
ipartior,  ««/  <b)pereior,  ins.   dep. 


as  gots  en  txvo  legs,  Plio, 
Blreocis,  it.  f.  afitp  oftwuo  oetr^Jts 

ajeat 
Bis^  adv.  fvfitt  double 
Biii^uinus,  a^  um.  adj.  the  ten$h 
Biiseni,  m,  a.  adj.  pU  twei'va 
BifTcxtiiii,  e.  biffsxtrk 
Bifulcus^  a,  um.  tloven-foot^^fprked 
Bftnmcn,  lab.  n.  a  bitumen,  fime 

iHte  pitch,  ufedfar  liw^,  or  aMr^tr, 

and/or  oil  in  lamps 
Bitaniinatoa,  a,   um.  mitetd  nuitb 

bitkmtn 
Bitiimifncus,  a,  um.  ofbhumen 
BirumlTnorai,  a,  ^m.fxrll  ef  bitumen 
Biverttv,  icis.  with  tw9  tops 
Biviumi    1,   n,    a  way  having  tvio 

paths  ;  a  place  where  two  WAyi  meet 
BivUM,  a,  um.  tA].Jiading  two  ways 


P  before  h 

BlxAis,   a,  um.   adj.   Jfammering^ 

^'ff'^i         ..  «... 

Blar.ee,  adv.  lun,  ronrtp.  mmc,  fop. 

courfegu/jly,     ktnd.y,     charmingly^ 

foftly,  Jwettly 


B  L  i 

■P-a»i7ivUcut,  a»  um.^s 
BJahdiens,  tis.  ^t,fatO' 
bia/kiii^queas.  th.  .Jee . 
Blandri'&yicQii^  ai.  t\ 

courteous  language 

Blanciiloqueniulu*.  »,  u 

Bi4ndi-d()i>us»a,  um.  aiij 

coui  t:  ous,     cop:pl£ta^t 

fma^h  langutig^ 

Biandifmentum,  i.  n.  an 

Biandio",  Iii,  icos.  dec 

f  J^eak  fair,    to  con 

wheedle,    to  pUafe,  ti 

tickle  the  Jfty,  to  *, 

fawn  upon,  ^s  a /fan 

Bunditia,  ae.  f.  a  cemp 

Blanditix,  arum.  pi.  t. 

complemeutSt  C0urtjb^, 

fstter^ 

BhinditiiDy  julv.  Ify^a^ 

Blaoditui,'    lu    um.    p 

charming^  deiighttng 

Bianaicui,  v^s.  au  a  f* 

sst4istimng 

Blandus,  a,  um*  adj.  or, 

xnuiy  fup.  kitid,  g^t, 

charming, foft  J  eniicini 

fant,  flattering^  fawi 

Blafphemia,  c.  f.  bl^\ 

Blafphemo,  as.  a£l.  to  < 

Biafphemuij  a, «».  «<ij. 

BUterKM,  til.  pt.^a^i 

BlaiS-acio,  -oma.  f.  <vaiy 

Blaliftatui,  a»«m.  pt.  /rs 

Blaicero,  as.  to  babhlt^  at 

tofTtiTt  to  mo  purfofr, 

tell.ftorifs,  tofaulter  t 

to  bleat  likem  ram,  fh 

Blatcro,  o'^ic;  m.  a  buhl 

ft  How,  an  ia!e  imperth 

Biatu.    c  i,  a  n»tl\  t 

parole  TforiM,  ^vhirh 

cocLtaioJt    ^  wkiJ> 


O  N 

tut,  i.  m.  a  cockfcomh 
afmtttynofe,  a'eockj- 

adj.  unfatKntry^  v'tfe. 


brfoR  O 


hwing^  echoing 
•foxen 


,  adj.  •foxen 
the  Ml^w 


the 
tndfe 

rt%mtb  Jetv^tMts  vere 
lut. 
9  muj 

I  wtf/f,  or  lum^  9/ 
thing  e/fe;  awedge^ 
bx,  a  mmthfrl.  Met. 

ew/?,  or  tbrtno  at  diet, 

lib  a  dravgbivnth  a 

Iter 

F.  m  guH^amHjiitty  a 

»  40hm 

.  a  htnty  the  hoarfe 
mpei 

,  on.  mide  tffiik 
a  JUk  vorm,  mafc, 
>uti  by  the  voorm,  fern. 
at  immofipaTt  ofc<aton 
f,  ge^nefs,  bountyy 
prtety,  ftntfi^  ferti 
l/uft,  excellency,  a 
apfrabenfiony   juftice, 


my  good,  or  blejjit 
icu  or  virtue^  mor 
,  jufiicey  equity ,  faf 
f  endowment^  accom* 
fualtfication  ofmind^ 


BOS 

a  mijiokem  good^  a  JatisfyShn  9f 
fome  irregular  faffion^  eafe^   datn^ 
tinefs^  frftneftt  a  benefit ^  f^^fif*  or 
adt'antage^  acutenefs,  frarpneft  of 
fippreLenJion.  Bona,  pi.  annate 

Bonuf,  a,  um.  adj.  melior,  comp. 
optimus,  fup,  happy  \  good,  vir- 
tuois'y  with  relation  to  a  fixed 
habit,  goodncfs,  and  viitue  in  ge- 
neral, as  the  Stoicf,  but  ii  otten 
faid  of  a  perfon,  who  bath  ac- 
quired an  habit  of  any  6ngle  Tirtue; 
as,  bountijul,  liberal,  munificent, 
find,  friend'y,  «»//i,  prudent,  gentle, 
m'lldf  peaceable  \  propitious,  favotir- 
able,  chafte,  continent^  Sec,  fidlful, 
expert,  good  at,  learned^  beeitby, 
plump,  fat,  fair,  beautiful,  &c. 
nobly  d^cended,  honourable,  VfeaJ- 
thy,  rich,  opulent,  auspicious,  for;- 
tunate,  lucky,  profperous,  firtil, 
fruitful,  firm,  ^rong,  in  good  repair, 
precious,  valuable,  ufiful,  ferviee' 
able,  profitable,  healthful,  falutary, 
tcmardly.  true,fincere,great,  large, 
audible,  loud%  notorious,  famous, 
eminent  in  a  bad  finfe,  true,  ge^. 
nuine,  not  counterfeit,  delictous, 
9tfleome,  acceptable  found,  perfe3, 
harmonious,  mt^fical:  Red  ire  ad  bo- 
nam  frugem,  io  become  a  new 
man,  Ter.  Bono  modo^  after  a 
fort,  in  fome  mtafure 

Boo,  as.  n.  to  loiv,  like  aia  ox,  to 
roar.  Met,    to  ring,  or  echo 

B«otes,  K.  in.  &  is,  afiar 

Boreal  is,  e  adj.  northern 

Boreas,  ae.  the  north  wind 

^6reu9,  a,  un^  adj.  nwtb 

Bos,  bovis.  c.  g.  an  ox,  eiintM,  a 
cviv,  a  heifer,  m-ney  (lamped  ivith 
fn  ox  upon  it:  a  large  fi/h.  Bos  luca, 
an  elephant,  3^9  mortuus,  a  whip, 
F/aut. 


B  R  E     . 

B^tanicuSf    a,   um.    adj.   hotama 

pertaining  to  herbt 
Botanicuro^  i.  an  herbal 
Botanifmus,  i.  no.  a  weeding 
Botellui,  i.  m.  aptufage 
B5tuiirias,  i.  m.  ajaujage  maker 
BotiUus,  l.m,mjiu/age.  hog* spudding 
B5vile,  is.  d.  mn  ox-fiall,  or  cow  ho  fi 
Bdriilus,  1^  um.  of  an  ox,  or  cow 
BSvInitio,  onis.  f«  a  em/illing  . 


B  before  R 

Bracca,  al»  braca,  m,  f.  breechcjt 
Braccatus,a>um.adj.  w^^irifr^  hnectes 
Brachiale,  is.  o.  a  bracelet  . 
Brachialis,  e.  adj.  of  the  arm 
Brachiatus,  z,  um.  having  arms,  or 

branches 
Brachidljum,  i.  n.  a  little  arm 
Brach'um,  i.  n.  the  arm,  or  bough 
of  a  tree,  a  line,  or  work  tkrctvn 
^P  ^^  fi^^^Jy^''^  ^  p^ftce,  an  arm  of 
the  fea,  a  crop's  claw,    a  forked 
ftake,  tte  fore  feet  of  an  horfe,  the 
tendrils  of  a  "Vine.  Levi  brachio,  Cic, 
Molli  brachio,  ld,fiightly,  fuper^ 
ficially 
Brachyfogia,  as.  f.  fiiortnefs  offpeecb 
Br46)ea,  s.  f.  a  thin  leaf,  or  plate  of 
gold,   fil-ver,    or  other  metal  \    a 
tinfel,  mfpangle,  a  chip,  thin  piece 
of  wood  j  slKo  a  Vfeatber-cock  upon 
thf  top  of  turrits,  fteeples,  Sec, 
Bra£teatus,  z,  um.  adj.  covered  with 
thin  plates,  or  leaves  of  any  metal, 
plated.  Met.  glittering,  gaudy,  of 
no  fubfiance 
nrafteSla,  ac.  f.  a fmaUkaf^f  gelj 
Brafiica,  x,  f.  a  cabbage 
Brephotrophium^  i.  fir  a  foundling 

hofpital 
Br^ve,  ad^.  for  ajbcrttiwie 


B  R  U 

Br?»i,  adv.  fv^n  after^  in  a  Jh^irf 
time,  hrirjly^in p^ort^in  af'ionvordi 

Brcvia,  um.  n,  ^l./sr^Sj  Jbehfet^  or 
/hallow  plscttj  flats 

Bieviarium,  i  n.  a  brt^ia^y^  amt' 
pendiout  draitf>kty  an  KhrtdgcmtKt, 
or  brtwmitf  an  tpitmif,  ajummary  j 
M  regij^rTt  m  roll,  a  hrjtf^  a  br*- 
viary  or  a  tn'e/i's  cffic.-book 

TJrJSvnBqnens,  in.  Jhort,  brief 

^re'vlloq^entu,  z.  t.  ajhort  way  of 
/peaking 

Brcvio,  as.  to  abridge y  Jk:ntn 

Br2vior,  a»is.  pafl".  to  btpj^tned 

Brevis,  c.  adj.  or,  cwmp  <1itnii^» 
/up.  jhort  in  meafure,  time,  com 
pendiouSybritf,  fmafly  /if tie,  narr^-so, 
Ati  hnvr,  a  tittff.  wbiU,  SmcE. 

Brc vitas  at;s.  f.  loivtefs  if  pature. 
Sec,  pj->rtnrfs,  br-i»i:f 

Breviftrr,  adv.  u«i,  crpp.  »^mr,  f«p. 
infe'Uf  zvordi,  bmfly  j  to  bcfoort, 
in  fine 

Britannica,  «.  f,  fpiirttv^rt 

BrocbitaSy  aiis.  »*.  crookcdnffi 

Brochus,  i.  m.  b.'uh^erlipp.d,  having 
tbecbin  and nethfrjarv  mnre  ft:ekirg 
out  than  the  other.  Et  adjf£livc, 
irooked  and  fbArtf,  tike  boards  tttjki 

Bromos,  tvjfd  oars 

£ronchocclc,  cs.  f.  a  fio'Uing  in  the 
throat 

Brontia^  «.  f.  tbs  thund""  JItne 

Bruffli^'  ae.  f.  the  Jbo-tefi  day  of  the 
year^nid-'wi liter,  the  winter  foijlice. 
Synec.  winter 

||ruinal?a.um.  pi.  n.feafisbfB.iccb;/ 
kept  twice  a  year,  viz.  on  the  iaji 
day   of  February  f    at   the  eid   of 
winter  'y    and  :-n   the  fifteenth,   cf 
Atg'*ji  before  winter 

B.'u:rrih$,  c.  nij    winter  Hie 

priitianl,  vcj Bx\^tii:i\,fervi!e  o^ritn 
'    •.••--•■■■  ,^  "  '       .,  ' 


B  U  C 

*•  the  magifirates,  Cato. 

Irntus,  a,  un».  auj.  itiOinfihle^  fffife 
If  ft,  brute,  or  brt/rifik,  irrational, 
vain,  Kvdof  r4af»H,  inJSgniJicant 

B'yonia^  x,  f.  briony 


B  before  U 

RnhaUis.  i.  m.  m  iviid  m,  a  buflU 
'^nhile,  is.  n.  an  tX'flaH,  cow-bnfe 
Biibo,  m.   ^fistnker,  a  hubo 
Biilio,  fine.  m.  an  oti'l 
Bnhdn5t  ^\f,ti',U*  rupture  in  the  groin 
Bijbil'a,  ir.  f  bfrf 
Bfihulcrtor,  aiis.  de-^.  to  tend  tattle 
Riibolcui,  i.  m.  0  h^r.iiman 
BuC'Ulo,  af.  to  hcot  likt  an  owl 
Ruhiiius,  a,  u-it.  aoj   of  an  ox,  or  cow 
Bucca.   K.   f.  the  h<tilw  inner  pa*t 
of  the  ehfek\  th'e    ehtk  itfrlf  thr 
/it'Ari*  part  of  the   cheeky  tvhii'h 
Jhnds  {.at  by  biowng,      Meton 
a  trumpet,  Quoa  m-  nurcam  ve- 
nent,    rcrib-ti>)     Write   whatever 
C9*nes  next,  Cic. 
Bucce^i  af.  f.  a  morfel 
iiuccfna,  ae.  f.  a  trumpet 
Buccinaior,    oris.    m.    a  trumpeter, 
apublijh-r,  proclaimer,  or  fetter forrh 
Buccino,  as.  to  found  a  trumpet 
Buccinum,  \   n.  a  trumpet 
Biicco.  oiiis.  m.    wtde-moufhed 
BucciiU,  «.  f.  a  little  cheek  ^  zHotbe 

beaver,  or  mi^rrion 
Bucciilentus,  a,  um.  blub  cheeked 
IJuccpliaiiis,  \.  m,  the  horje  of  jikx" 

andrr  the  Great 
Buccras,  arcs.  n.  the  herb  fenigreek 
Buceius,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  belonging 
to  neat^  a  r  beops,  horned  like  an  ox 
Bui.etum»    i.    n.    a  pafivre    ^here 
cattle  arebrcdi  o'  fufted 

\    ' '  '    ■■ 


BUI 

Ruc^lrca*  arum.  o.  pi.  ft^f' 
Bucoiicus,  a,  um.  idj./erfaw/ 
neat,  or   heafit,  or  fiiHH 
pajioral 
Buiiiia,  ae.  f.  aytutfCMt 
BOciilus,  !•  m.  ayungott^tf 

a  bullock 
Biifo.  onts.  m.  a  toad 
Bu^loir-'S,  i.  ID.  borate 
B'llbu.eu.s  a,  um.  fee 
Bu^ bolus,  a,  i|in.  adj  like  a* 

hull  oat 

Buli>u»,   i.   on.  afca^in\mj 

that  is  round,  and  VTkMfltf  * 

tHany  Jkins,  cca/s,  orplk^* 

another  ;  at  mimx,  Aidb,  j^- 

tulip- toots,  cUxt%ofgtryk'* 

roots,  Jec. 

Rul^a,  K.   f.  a  budget 

BUlimuR,  i.  m.  ^  miImmi,* 

MH  imfaliable  hunger,  f f*4* 

petitt 

Bulla,  tt,f.aknbUeofvm'^ 

it  raint^  or  the  p9tjeitbi,«f 

head  of  anal,  emUgein^ 

or  g-Mtfi,  finds,  »b^mm 

or  bt  idles,  an  omemat  M^ 

the  neck,  or  mt  the  breef  tf^ 

made  Lkt  a    heart,  ««l 

wtthtn,  wort  tiH  ihiy  wtfd 

years  old,  and  thtnbmifif* 

hcnfbtddgM/s  I  olfo  a  jeid^fi 

bull  ^ 

Bullant,  til.  pc.  huk*ing       J 

Builatus  hstts,  «  M^ 
coats,  a  young  gentkmte^ 
venteen.  Met.  alfo  vm,  J 
vp,  without  fukjlanct'  • 
nugae,  fwelting  lines,  Itfij  ' 
without  finf,  empty  t^ 
Verf.  Bullatui  defter, « 
made  by  dipkma 


Y8 


.  pt.  ioiiitig,  or  buhlifii 
iviy  ituDu  to  boil  m 

f.  a  Rttie  Jiudf  Vfbeai, 

&  buns,  is.  tbcpb/wtml 
X  cafikt  forty  cr  reamht ; 
'tfOTfovjaci^forau.  Hint, 
,  a  bmrgejsy  a  burger 
in  ace.  hm\m,Jtt  Bora 
tojipijtrm 

Bnox  bidtf  ibt  tower  at 
f9  caikd,  Vi/g,  M  burje^ 
gefor  merchants.  Boria 
the  herb  Jbrpher^l  purje» 

a,  um.  adj.  abut  tomht, 

.    Buihiaria  moeckay    a 

?bore 

i.  j&.  afiiford  pUyer  at 

ac. 

D.  tbeplaee  nvberedead 
re  burned  i  a  tomb,  grave, 
re 

i.  m.  a  bmiaxard 
>.  f.  facrifictng  rf  oxen 
.  n.  bmtter 
'•  at^le  of  box-  tooed 
.  n.  fet  ttfiih  box-  trees 

Am.  adj.  of  box,  of  a 
w  colour 

urn.  adj.  hearing  box 
,  um,  full  of  box 
a.  boX'Vtood,  a  pipe  made 
playun 

tbe  heX'tree^  the  wood, 
t  trumpttf  futr,  or  pipe, 
I  rows  of  koiei  ;  a  tof. 
my  thing  made  of  box  wood 

B  before  Y 


C  A  C 

Byilbi^  i.  f.  lawn^  or  eambrie 


C  before  A 

C^.^bSla,  wlpeaiiiCAhSi\ii,  x.  f. 
J  orai  tradition  compiled  into  a  bndy 

iff  the  Talmud,     Alfo  a  iktU,  or 

Jcienee  praEfifed  by  the 

ye^ifSf  in  difc&vering  my/Urim,  and 

exffcpticni  from  tbe  numhen  that 

letters  of^ocrds  make 
Cabalifta»  «.  n.  a  cahalifi 
Cabal ifticuA,  a>  tun,  eabaliftieal 
Cabaliinut,  a,  urn.  adj.  of  a  hprje 
Cabailui,  u  rtu  a  firry  horfe,  ajade^ 

a  mil  horfe,  a  keffS^  a  paek^barfey 

a  horfe  that  throws  the  rider  $  a 

war-borfe 
Caous,  i,    m.  tie  cahtp  an  Hebrew 

mafure,    contaim'mg  ab^nt     three 

pmcs  and  an  half 
Cacabo,  as.  to  cry  like  es  partridge 
CacabiiFf  i.  m.  a  kettle 
Cacatiirio,  Ire,  ivi|  Itum.  togotojiool 
CaLftui,  a,  urn.  pt.  befhit 
Cachedes,  vel-*,  m.  fi?  Cachedicus, 

of  an  ill  ccnftitntion- 
Cachexia,  x,  f.  an  evil  iabit  of  body 
Cachinnaiio,  onis.  f.  a  loud  laughter 
Cachlnno,  a<:.  z€t,  to  laugh  aload 
Cachinnor,  aris.  dcp.  to  laugh  aioudf 

to  laugh  out- right 
Cachinno,  onis.  in.  a  great  laugher 
Cachinnuii,  \,  m.  a  load  laughing^  a 

laugt  ':n  derifion^  or  Jcorn 
Crtclila,  a:,  i\  May- weed 
Caco,  as  ad.  t»  cick 
Cacochymii,  .f.  f.  ill  digejiion 
Cacbocliymu^,  z,  um.   caufing  had 

digefiian 
Cacd^]«inon)  onis.  m.  an  evilfpirit 


ICacoethes,  is.  d.  a  boil,  a  botcht  a 


CAD 

rv/tfUi,  ^fafbhn,  an  ill  habit 

Cacozeius,  i.  m.  an  affeSer  of  mm 
wordi 

Caduc,  i.  f.  an  artiehock,  Plin. 

Cacfila,  le.  m.  a  fildiers  hey 

Ca.uinen,  tmi.  n.  the  top,  a  petk, 
oejbarp  end  of  a  thing,  Meu  tbe 
perfiiion  of  any  thing 

CicumrnaiiWy  a>  um.  pt.  poinhdp 
peaktd  ^ 

Caf  umino,  as.  aa.  tfi  make  poiatad 

CaJaver,  Sris,  n.  4  carcafit  tt  dead 
boav,  the  ruins  tf  towns   ■ 

Cadaveroiiis,  a,  nm,  adj.  /i4«  a  dtad 
carcafsf  ghe^y  • 

Cadens,  tisi  pis  fedltngy  tritkk^^ 
fetting.  Met,  dfing,  deetiving, 
failing,  temiinatiag,  utttredJjpoM 

Csfdivui,  a,  iim.  ai§.  tbatfaOab  of 
itjelf  tranfaary 

Cado,  2re,  cccidi,  eafuiBi  B.  fJHp» 
or  flidi  down,  t§  tumble^  er  fmH 
down.  Met.  to  fail,  or  fiuUter^io 
truMe,  fpturdowH,  to  &ed,  A^ 
teeth  do,  to  chance,  or  fall  nut,  to 
Mong,  ptit,  or  agree  with,  to  ead^^ 
or  terminates  as  words  do,  to  f alii 
fet,  or  go  down  as  tbe /tin,  t»  flatty 
do,  to  die,  to  he  fain,  to  he  fiuriJ 
feed,  to  he  derived,  to  faU  under, 
to  befubjea,  or  hehng  to,  to  mifi 
carry.  Or  be  diflileedy  to  fiitk,  "or 
droop,  to  be  laid,  as  the  windy  to^ 
be  diminifiod.  Cadere  causa,  in 
judtcio,  Cic.  fbroiulfi.  Squint.  To 
be  caft  in  law,  to  lofe  the  frit.  In- 
caflbm  cadere,  to  come  to  mtbing 

Cl[i^uceator,5rii.  m.an  herald  of  peace 

CaJiSceum,  i.  n.  (9  CadQceus,  i.  m, 
a  fiaff,  or  wbito  wand,  which 
heralds,  or  amhaffadors  carried, 
when  they  went  to  treat  of  peace,,  <^. 
rod,  o\  tij>-Paf  wtb  vwo  \jft«^«'- 
Xmfki  tkQUt  it.  M«TCwit  -w^!^ 


CM  D 

CSducifer,  i.  m.  Mercury,  fi  eatted 

from  hit  eatUtce 
Caducum,  i.  n.  an  efcbeat,  awimifali 
Caducus,  a,  um.  adj.   retuh  t»  faJI, 
unable  fp  hmr  up  rtfelff  J*>Uini,  or 
trickilng  down,   Jraity   uncertain, 
hrittky  ruirnut,  fattini[  to    dftay, 
perifbable,  faittng  of  it f elf.  Met. 
fweuy    ist  JUin,    ejcbeatid  to  the 
prince,  or   lord:    that  beub    the 
f^lit^ficknejs 
Cftdarcum,   i.   n,  a  white  blanket^ 
coverlet,  or  quilt  form  h^d,  ajheef, 
Sjrnech.  the  vohoh  bed,  a  vrffil  to 
draw  water  vnth  out  of  m  pod,  or 
ptt  \  an  horfe  turmng  the  whetL 
.  Cadureae  fafciae,  bedckatbt 
Caduty  i.  n.  a  meafure  mbout  eigbteen 
gaUonu  Meton*  the  vmuo  comtaiutd 
therein,  CaduB   ialCunentarius,  a 
powderifig'tub 
CccitiiSy  a,  um.  pt.  blinded 
Caecias,  tr.  m*  toind  bringing  rain 
CscigSnus,  a,  um.  born  blind 
Caecitat,  itis.  f.  blindue/t 
Cmco,  as.  aA.  to  b£nd^  to  dazxel 
Caecor,  aris,  pafT.  to  be  blinded,  or 

made  dark,  to  be  corrupted 
Csecubum,  an  excellent  fort  of  ttfine, 

the  produH  of  Campania,  Hor. 
Czcai,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  Ac- 
tively, blind*  Paffivelf,  fecrct, 
clofe,  unfeen,  unforefeen,  uncertain, 
precipitate,  rajb,  headftrong,  con- 
fufed,  jumbled  together,  ignorant, 
unacquainted,' ambiguous,  obfcure, 
£me  die  caeca  olivum,  id  vendito 
oculata  die,  buy  on  txufi,  and  fell 
for  ready  money,  Plaut.  Enfis 
'(aecus,  a  fivord  that  ftriketh  at  all 
^(i'oentures.  Ramus  caecus,  a  fruit- 
f^fi  branch,  Plin.  Flu£lu»  caecus, 
0.  fuddm  wazct  Sen* 
^l^devduSfi^  uw.pt,  t&  be  cut^ov  beaten 


emu 

Gardens,  tis.  part,  beating 

Cxdes,  is.  f.  a  felling,  or  cutting^ 
down.  Jlaughter,  havock,  murder 

Cxdo,.ere,  cecidi,  cxfum.  a  A.  to 
lafb,  or  vjbip,  to  beat,  or  knock, 
to  fell  timber,  to  cut,  to  kill,  or 
butcher,  Somctinne!!,  toflayinfm- 
crifieoi  to  knock,  tut  rap,  to  prune, 
or  hp^  to  eonvtSI,  to  eat  through, 
as  motisdo  ekaths,  Sermones  €a&> 
d«re,  to  talk  together,  Ter. 

Caedor,  eris,  caelus.  paiT.  to  be  cut, 
beat,  &c.  Met,  to  beconviffed 

Cxauus,  a,  am.  ufed  to  be  lopped 

Cselamen,  rnis.  n.  an  engraving,  or 
etching  in  met'aL  Met.  the  figure, 
Qtfiory  engraven 

Caelato*',  oris.  m.  an  engraver,  or 
carver 

CKlac8ra,c  f.  the  fiill  of  engraving, 
or  rather  emboffing,  Metoiu  en- 
graving itfelf,  or  imhoffing 

Caeiaros,  a,  am,  pt,e/^raved,earved, 
or  emhoJI'ed.  Met.  c^upofed,  indited 

Caelcbs.  fee  Coelebi 

Caslicdla,  ae.  c.  g.  un  inhabitant  of 
heaven,  a  god 

Caelifer,  era,um,m.  upholding  heaven 

CaelT^cuus,  a,  um.  heaven  bom 

Csli|}d:ens,  tis.  adj.  keavenh  power 

Caelitcs,  um.  m.  pi.  inhabitants  of 
heaven^g'^ds.  Adj.  Caelitibus  regnia 
pulfus,  Ov.  Faft.  qu.  kfmg.  carles, 
itis,  cujus  abl.  leg.  ap.  eui\dem 

Carlo,  as.  a£b.  to  cbaje,  or  imbofs, 
to  raife  figures 

Caelum,  i.  n.  pi.  ca?Ii,  orum,  heaven, 
the  firmament,  or  Jky,  the  air,  the 
iv^ather,  8cc.  Cic, 

Cxlulm,  i.  n.  Stac.  a  graver 

Ciemenrltius,a,  um.  roi.{rh,roufrb  cafl 

Caementum,  i.  n.  rub'ijh^  fbardi, 
unhevtn  fiones,  or  pieics  of  fionesi 

I      msrtar,    citty,   parget^    any  fiu^^ 


C  R  1 

whereof  a  Wall  ts  madt 

a  'Of  all  wtade  with  fuch  Ji 

Cappe,  is.  n.  &  ccpa,  a?.  I 

C^remonia^  ae.  f.  vel.  Ca 

ceremony,  religion,  bohne 

.or  fiaie 

Cxnileatas,  a,  um.  dyedki 

Carrifleom,  i,  n.  ultramarii 

Oseruleus,  a,  am.  adj.  blit 

of  a  colour  like  the  /ly,  / 

blue  ;  Afo  green^  waus  j 

Cxriilus,  a,  \sm.  fi^'cehure, 

CxsariiitQS,  a,  um.  bufrf, 

Caesaries,  ei.  f.  hair,  a  he, 

Caesim,   adv.  with  the  td, 

downright  blows,  hfirr. 

Casfio,  onis.  f.  pruning,  io^ 

Carsiciat,  a,  um.  cut,  otja 

Carfiiis,  a,  om,  adj.  grty^f 

Caeipititius,  a,  jom.  artf^r  0 

Caeftmm,  i.  n.  an  (nfirumt 

ivory  with,  a  piercer,  tf' 

Caeftus,  i.    in.   a  kind  •f 

rather   thong  of  leather^ 

plummets  of  lead  fafleofd 

in  boxing,  or  wreftling } 

bat,  a  thin  plate  efiton, 

defence  on  the  arm* 

Caefiira,  ae.  f.  a  cutting,  * 

incifion,  intratling,  or  Ct 

fione,  or  timber,  a  figure 

when  a  fibort  fyllable  i»i 

a  mford,  and  the  beginnm^ 

is  made  Iwg  ;  alfo  when 

it  left  after  a  complete  ftt 

Carlurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about 

Caefus,  a,  um.  pt.  tut,  in 

facrificed,  intrailed 

Caeter,  &  caeterus,    in  1 

dubiar  fidei,    era,   um, 

the  other,  the  reft,  Caet 

adv.  furtbrrmore,  ken,:/ 

Cxtrrb,  adv.  hnwbeit,  j(t 

Ca;iS:u«iuiii,  vel  cxleroqu 


\  L 

ife,  in  other  tbingiy 
ts  this 

encf/tnvarjy  hyf^ 
Is 

.  pertaining  to  pens 
ajhne  ujedin  the 
afs 
f  Calaaiinche,  ep. 

n,pt.crifjf,ed,curled 
:.  to  cut  I  the  tair 
\,   a  cri  ping  pin. 
i«  inureie^  to  Jet 
Cic. 

calamity,  ail  kinds 
re,  difirejs^  advtr- 
urty   a.  mi^ortutu, 

mferably 

m.  adj.  cr,  comp. 
^tn,  (afi  dawn,  or 
mptft.  Met.  A//  of 
'try,  m'tferfiblt,  ca- 
fome,  hnrffu/,  mif- 

a  reedy  a  coBt,  a 
f  eorm.  Meton.  a 
pen,  anangte-rody 
gr^fy  or  ci9Hy  an 

ajiyle,  ot  wsanner 

vett  cane 

crib.  ^  calautica, 

c^fy  an  htodf  or 
muia  down  to  ibt 

a  kafiet,  bawrper, 
veffeiy  or  pan  for 
'-■curasy  a  cheejt' 
>  for  wne  infacri- 

I  apparitor  fummery 
,  mfnrvaut 

,  pt.  to  if  tfod 


C  A  L 

Calcan?,  tis.  pt.  treading  itpoB 
Cal^ar,  aris.  n.  afpeer 
Calcarius,  a,  um.  pertaining  t9  lime 
Calcarijjs,  i.  m.  « lime-burner 
Cilcatura,  ae.  f,  a  treading 
Calcaturus,  a,  am.  pt.  eAwt  to  tread 

upon 
Calcarus,  a,  um.  pt.  troddewy  broken 

Met.  trawpkfi  upon^  defpifod   ■ 
Calcarus,  fis.  xf\,  a  treading 
Calcracnen,  Tnii.  o*  afioe^  otfock 
Calceamrntum,  i.  n.  afioe 
Cakrandus,  a^  vm.  pt.  to  be  ^od 
Calcearium,  aliowance  tobmj  fhm 
Calcealucy  a,  um.  ^ufitod 
Calceauis,  da.  m.  a  being  Jhed^  Pf 

having  fioes  on 
Calceo,  as,  w/calcio,  xf.   iQ.  ff 

putonjhoesy  tofoai 
CaVl»r,  iri.  paff.  to  befiod 
Calceolpi,  i.  m.  a  little  fifjot 
Calceiis,i.  m..ap>t£t  jpattta^  or  tny 

thing  ttnre  en  the  foot,    Motare 

cakeo^y  to  be  made  fi  ftn§ltvry  feir 

tbty  wore  a  peculiar  fboe,  with  a 

half  moon,    Uritpeden  cidceot, 
.  my  fboe  wrings  me\  lam  in  the 

fiefmakersflockty  Hv.r. 
Cakitracui,  us.  ro.  a  kicking 
Cakltro,  as.  %et.to  kiekyjpunu  wicr^ 

fing,  Mtl  fiubbomh  torefmfe 
Cakitro,  oois.  m.  a  bicker,  winting 

beafl 
CalcitrSfttty  a,  uoa.  adj.  firiking^M 

Jl"*g^fi  ^ften^  kickitf  baek^mrdf 

wincing 
Calco»  as.    aA.  ^  tread,  to  tread 

underfoot,  to  trample  upon.  Met. 

to  kick,   or  Jj^m,  t§  fubdne^  or 

triumph  over,  to  eontenm^  or  def- 

pifa,  JE^OQt  calcarc,  to  Walk  on 

tbefea,  Ov. 
Cakor,  irM.  pafT.  tobatrodfUampied. 

Alet.  fontptued*  ^» 


CA  h 

Calculatio,  onii.  f.  a  cakuktien^  m 
ceding  ofaccemfti 

Calculator,  ^ris.  m.  a  caleulater,  m 
Mfirr  up  ofaceempts 

Calciilo,  MU  zSt.  f  caknkte,  eajl 
accompt$ 

Calculoftfs,  a,  um^  adj.  full rf pebble 
■fiunes,  or  gravel i  fubjeff  to  the 
difiafo  eftbejhne,  or  gravel 

Calciilui,  i,  m.  #  Ifttle  pebble,  the 
fiome  i>  the  reimSt  or  bleldder^  cbefi^ 
men,  or  table-men,  ctttnten  to  ea/b 
aceampt.  Met.  an  aeeoHtft,  reekm" 
ingy  or  temputation,  a  doubt,  ftrt"^ 
pit»  or  djpeuhjf,  a  fentence  iu  ab- 
fblutien,  qr  eondemnaticn,  a  vote^ 
otpifretge,  revenue,  or  i«Mir>  « 
fmatlwdgbt.  <^m  ratipc«lcii- 
lorum  patiatur,  than  they  am 
veffe\fffrd,  Col. 

Calda,  X.  i.  hot  watery  littU 

CaldiriiUB,  l  Jb  ii  aJdron 

CaldiriuSy  9,  um.  adj.  wbieh  maketB 
hot,  or  peruiuitf  to  a  ealdrem* 
Cal^ariae^Uae,  aehamherafoim^.^ 
ing  to  a  hot-houfe,  Plin.  Cald'a- 
rium  9»,  (ofi  brafi,  vel  dodile, 
copper,  or  molten  Irajt,  vtbemf^ 
caldrons  are  made 

Caldor,  {iris.iB.  beat 

CalefactQ,  ^  oifacio,  )Sre»  hdva^ 
to  make  hot^  or  «ianB.  Met*  ^ 
.vex,  or  pat !^  in  a  heat 

CaiiQh&ip^  yJiiu4»  £•  an  beatiig 

CalefaAe,  afi.  i»  w<in«  tfiea 

Calefadus,  vel  cal^^us,  !«  alt), 
pt.  teatedj  fui^rfned,  ehe/ed^  irri^ 
tatedy  ftirred  up 

CSl^Aoy  cnf€^fk9i,ube  made  hat 

C^icAdac,  arvm.  pi.  f.  the  eakmb, 
orjfr/l  day  ef  fifty  eaoiith,  Vtm, 
calende,  new-fears  day,  Stat, 
InrercaUtei  c»lt&4B«  tbe  cak»iiL 


C  AL 

Tflemineae  calende,  the  frfi  of 
J^arcb,  whereon  they  brought  fre^ 
jentt  to  women,  Juv.  Aufoniae  ca- 
ieiid^4  the  Roman  em/endt,  Ov. 
iecduje  pecuRnr  to  them:  whence 
^unftusfiid,  ad  Graecas  caleiidas, 
at  latter  Lammat^  or  neuer.  Suet. 
•Oleo^iris,  e,  adyfertaintng  to  the 

calemk 
Calendarium,!.  n.a.hooktfaecomptt, 
or  debt-hook^  an  ahnanack,  ecdendar 
Cfalens,  tk  pt.  wearmj  ^E^^  aefirotu 
•Caleniim,  .rich  wine  efCaUt,  Hor. 
Caleo,  ire,  ui.  n.  to  be  hot  ^  to  grow 
warm,  to  be  kindled.  Met.  So  be 
aew,  or  frejb,  to  be  earn^,  to  be 
intent  uf9n,  to  be  heightened^  ag- 
gravatAi  or  increafed  i    to  be  in 
love,  to  be  Jfrightfy,  or    vigorous, 
Rumore*  caluenaty  there  wot  a 
hot  report.  Pic. 
■C^lefco,  ^i^ce,  uutogrew  warm 
Caletiir^  imperf.  it  it  hot  weather 
Cilfacien^s,a»u<n.  pt.  to  be  warmed 
Calflcio,  ^re,  fcci^  fa£him.  to  wamh 

QXmabehot 
Calf|i^fis,  a,  an.  pt.  heated 
iCall£|€fcas,  Osi  tn,  a  warming 
Calfado^at.  to  heat  often 
Csiliculuiy  i^  ID.  a  little  cup 
e3lid^^  fd^',  hotfy,  ee^fy 
^dJlfdiu,  a^jDtn.  adj.  or,  comp.  £- 
mas,  .(pp.  hot,  fcal^ng,  warm. 
Met.    ra/bt  headjf,    bdd,    hafy, 
faffjonate,  U^htt'JVifi,    unpreme- 
ditatedy  ready 
^aliendrao,  i.  b.  a  woman's  falfe 

hair 
Caliga,  r*  f.  jolditfs  fiocktngt^  an 
•  h^me[sfor  the  Ug^ftt full  ^naiky 
vfed  by  foUlierSy  efpectfdly  of   the 
'  common  jort.  Melon,  the /late,  or 
^fice  of  a  common  fcldier 
WUkMoau  ii$,  pt,  waxfwfdark 


C  A  L 

CalTgarius,  ii  om.  belonging  to  the\ 

Calli^a 
CaligatiOy  on  is.  f.  dimnefs,  blindnefs 
Caligacus,    a,    um.   adj.     wearing 

barnefs  for  the  legs,  well   accou 

tred,  flout,  able 
CaiTgin5fu8»  z,  um.  adj.  dark,  mijly, 

fuO  of  cbfiurity 
Caligo,  as.  n.  to  be  dark  and  dim,  to 

be  dimfgkted,  to  wax  blind,  to  be 

mifly,  to  be  cloudy,  ftuplfed,  or 

ign'^ant 
CalTgo,  inic.  f.  darknefi,  a  mifl,  a 

ffg,  dimnefs,  objcurity,    blindnefs, 

iguorsnce,  disBfsinefs,  a  fbadt 
Cjflitiiras,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  warmed 
Calix,  icii.  m.  a  cup^  pot,  chalice, 

or  ether  veffel,  to  drink  in,  a  turn- 

bier,  a.tankard,  a  rummer,  a  beaker, 

a  platter,  or  S/h  toferveupfallad, 

beans,  or  the  like,  to  the  table,  the 

capacious  part  in  afifii'sfheU,  &c. 

fee  Calyx 
Callaicus,    %,   um.   adj.  fea-'green 

colour^  ^o  pmrple 
Callens^tis.pt.  knowing  well,  cntrnng 
Gaileo,  ere,  ui.  to  be  bard  as  brawn, 

to  be  bardned  with  long  ufe.  Met. 

to  know  well,  as  ^v  experience,  to 

be  cunning,  or  weS  /killed,  to  nn- 

derfland 
Callefco,  J5re,  to  wax  hard 
CallXd^,  a$lv.  iiis,  comp.  flim^,  fnp. 

expertly,  /brewdly,fubtflly,  jmartly 
Gallxditas,  acis.  f.  prudence,  policy, 

ctrcumfpcSIion,  Bucmofe  frequently 
411  a  hzd  fenfc,  craft}ne/s,Jubtiky, 

deceUfulntfs 
CalUfdus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 

mue,  (up.  nviff,  circumfpefl//kilful 

by  lot^  experience,  z\\o/lj,  crafty, 

ivily 
Calllgiaphia,  ».  f.  fair  writing 
Callis,  is*  m.  ^(.  afoot  path 
\ 


C  A 

I  Callositatf,  ativ.  f.  tar 

Callofus,    a,  um.  adj 

having  a  thick  fiin, 

lous,  bard,  or  barda 

Calfus,  i.  m.  ^calluor 

nefs,    roughnefs,  a 

fif/b,  zKo  braWfsinef 

of  the  /km,    by  muc 

hard    thick  jkin^  a\ 

braWn,  a  glutinous  fu 

ing  about  tkefraflwe 

wng  tn  folder  the  jam 

Calo,  ai.  to  call 

Calo,  5nis.  m.  a  fd&^ 

lones,  wooden  jboes, 

Calor,  oris.   m.  &   r 

heat,  or  life,  warmth 

hot  love,  precipitancy 

Caltha,  ae.  f.  the  man 

Calva,  ae.  f.  afliuUy  oi 

Calvaria,  c  f.  a  /kail, 

of/knVs,  acommnnp 

Calvatus,  a.um.  adj.  n 

Calvefco,  Sre.  incept 

CalvTties,  ei.  f.  ba'dn 

Calvitium,  i.  n.  btldn 

Calumnta,  <r.  f.  afalfi 

forged  crime,  a  mal\ 

or  detrafiien,  a  cavi 

Calumnians,  tis.   pt. 

arcu/ing  /alfely 

Calumniator,    5ris.  vt 

enfer,    a  fianderer, 

maltcions  interpreter 

Calumniatrix,   Tcis.  f 

woman 

CalumniAr,  aris.  dep. 

charge  fai/ly,  to  flat 

or  detraB 

Calumnldse,  adr.  by  j 

or  ^  iva^  of  ea-il 

CalumnTofua,  a,  um. 

Calvus,  a.  ^xm^bald^i 

Calx,  CIS.  f .  a  cbulk/hi 


.  M 

f  fonts  hrnt,  and 
2alx  viva,  unJUcktd 

f.  rigid!  cakes,  the 
end  of  a  thing.  Met. 
cM  wtb  the  heel 
tbecvpof  M  Jlovett 
'in  leases  on  the  top 
herhs ;  the  bud  of  a 
',  or  bottom  of  a  roje 
'  blown,  Mnd  broad 
'o  the  inward  fill, 
lnut^almond,&c.  Id. 
change,  to  exchange 
m.  adj.  of  camels 
t  cawdk-ctip 
is.  f.  apanther 
',  f.  a  camel 
mufe,  poetry 
:1  camara,  a  vault, 
an  upper  gallery,  a 
a  kind  offiips  with 
'a  wide  hold,  and 
,  ufed  by  thofe  that 
Black  Sea,  kings  and 
from  ancient  times 
ncipal  place  of  refi- 
me 
m.  adj.  of  a  vault, 

a  lord  chamberlain, 
,  or  treafurer  of  a 

quzftor;  alCo   the 
an  tnn.  Sec. 
m.  pt.  made  like  a 
mney 
ifl*.   to  he  made  like 

t  chimmy,  a  ftove, 
let.  %\{ofire 
mtife,  a  Jnng,poctry 
t  be%  St4t. 
n .  a  bt'.l'jour.dir 
a  'e'lfrey 


CAN 

Campanula,  ae.  f .  a  little  bell 

Campeftery  m.  tris.'  f.  tre,  a*  vel 
tris,  m.  &  f.  tre,  n.  adj.  ef,  or 
belonging  to  the  plain  fields  ehamp'ian 

Canpeftre,  ii.  n.  a  pair  of  breeches, 
or  apron,  which  Jerved  ou(y  to  cover 
their  privities,  when  they  wrefiied 
andexercifedin  Mars^s  field,  naked 

Camphora,  se.  f.  camphire 

Campus,  i.  m,  a  plain  field,  apUin^ 
or  down,  an  open  field,  Mars^s 
field,  where  the  Romans  held  their 
aJfenAlies,  Met.  a  large  CubjeB  to 
treat  of,  a  fidd  of  dtjcourfe,  4  m' 
litary  camp,  or  place  of  exercijt 

CamuruB,  a^  om.  adj.  crooked,  or 
crumped 

Camus,  i.  m.  a  bridle,  bit,  or  reh, 
a  Jnaffle :  Aifo  a  cord,  or  chain 
wherewith  malefallort,  andfianex 
were  tied  to  the  fork,  and  gallows, 
which  they  were  to  carry 

Canache,  es.  f.  barker^  Oir. 

Canaiiciila,  x.    f.    a  little  pipe,  m 

Canalicuiatus,  a,  um«  mA],  fafibiened 
It  ke  a  pipe,  channelled 

Canaliculus,  i.  m.  a  little  channel, 
or  trough,  the  gntter,  or  channel 
in  pillars 

Canalis,  is.  m«  &  f,  any  fall,  or 
fpout  of  luater,  a  trunk,  or  pipe 
for  the  conveyance  of  water,  a  kennel, 
a  gutter,  a  hollow  injhumcnt  ufid 
by  chirurgeom  to  ff  lent,  and  keep 
clo/e  Lrtt\en  limbs  wth  the  perfo- 
rated pjrt  of  the  back  bone,  the  neck 
of  the  bladder,  an  inftmment  ufed 
in  makirg  cil.  Canalis  animae,  the 
wind-fyipe,  Piin.  Caiiales  Aru^iles 
wydraugl  ts,  or  finks  under  ground 
of  arched  work,  for  the  conveyance 
ofwAtir,  Vitr. 

C;ij}airtius,  ^,  urn.  adj.  of^  or  like 


CAN 

a  eondtiit-pipo 
Caoariu8>  a,  um«  adj.  ofm  deg 
Cancellaria,  c.  f»  thecmttrtefSbtmeerf 
CanceJJarHitut,  fls.  m.  tie  ebemcJ" 
lorfbip,  m  chemceBor,  m  fcr^   m 
nmary,  oit  fecretary 
Canccllatim,  adv.  lattitewite 
Cancellatus,  i,  um.  pt.  made  UtHta* 
wife,   erofimbatred,    erefid,   MM- 
celled.   Alfo  limittd^  bounded 
CanceUi,  orun.  pi.  m.  latticetp  or 
^ndvws  made  with  creft-hem  ef 
w§od,iron,SteSendtrm  clathratc^ 
balifiers,   or  tails  to  cmpafi  hu 
Met.  boimds,  or  limits^  a  cbemcel 
CancellOy  as.  %€t,  to  make  Ukt  a  lot' 
tice^  to  cut  cr^-wifi,  t§  defiut, 
raft,  or  croft- eut,  to  cantd 
Cancer,  cri.  m.  a  crakfifib ;  alfo  # 


canker,  an  eating,orajpreadingfie€p 
a  cancer  in  avfom^s  breafi.Cuk^ 
cri,  pi.  idem  quod  cancdli*  Aatp 
Feft.  bounds,  limits 
Cancer,  is.  n.  thej^fo  called^  Alio 

a  canker,  or  jpreading  ulcer 
Candefacio,  Sre,  feci.  aft.  M  make 

white,  to  bleach 
Candefaftus,a,  um.  ^t,  made  red  hot 
Candela,  w.  f.  a  candle 
Candelabrum,  i.  n.  a  camDefiick 
Candens,  tis.  pt.  vel  potiiis  adj.  or 
comp.  flimus,  fup.  fil/ining,  glif" 
tering,  bright f  glowing,  hot,  bunt' 

tfgffi'^fig*  froth 
Candeo,  ere.  ui.  to  be  white,  tofibine, 

or  glifier,  to  glow  Rhe  a  coal,  to  be 

red  hot,  to  burn 
Candefco,  Sre.  to  grow  white,  or 

hoary,  to  wax  hot,  to  be  on  fire 
Candico,  as.  n.  to  be  wbitifi 
Candtdati,  pi.  fohtt,  candidates,  they 

who  feek  after  any  thing 
Candiditos,  a,  am.  ^t*  c&ac()^<l  \r. 


CAM 


Mohiti,  Candidatui  cedit  hie  ira 

ftigu,  Plaut. 
Candiditus,  i.  m.  fub(^.  t  emdiiau^ 

wfuiter  fjf  any  pLict  tf  h§nvur, 
■    ©r  profa 
Candidc,  adv.  in  white,  Mtt,  favour 

ahh,  gently  ^without  mdlice^or  envy 
CandYdflus,  a»  urn.  adj.  xvlitfjb 
Candidufy  a,  um.  adj.  or,   comp. 

fllmus,  Aip.  ^ri^ht^  *rient,Jbmitg. 

AHo  JbrtuHste,  lucky ,  Jineere,  in- 

noceiit,  friendly  f  favurablef  kind 

ccurtens,  estuudf/aif,  dear 
Candor,  3ris.  m.  hrigbtnefif  Jhinhg^ 

^*bitemefi,  heauty,  Jairnejt,    Met. 

purity^  fincerity^  uprigbtneft^  can 

dwr,  plain  dealing,  Alfo  eiccejfive 

glowing  iftat 
Cancndus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  fung 
CSneni,  tis,  pt.  Jinking 
Caoeni,  tie.  pt.  boary,  grey^  white 
Caneo,  ere,  ui.  to  be  white,  9tjbit:e. 

to  be  hoary  f  to  have  grey  bain,  to 

wax  old 
Canefco,  2 re.   a£l.  to  gnw  white, 

grey,  or  hoary  ;  to  wither,  or  decay 
.Cani,  pi.  m»  grey  hairt 
Canitula,  «.  f.  f  llttlg  dog,  or  bitch, 

the  dog-ftar.   Alfo  Met.    the  dog- 

dayt,  a  kind  of  fjb,  the  dog-fifit, 

the  urJucki^   caft  at  the  dice,  the 

ace  which  hfl  all,  a  croft  jade   Per 

abufionfm,  ajlanderous,  fnarling, 

currijh  fellvw 
CanicuiiriSy  e.  adj.  pertaining  f  the 

dog  days 
Canina,  «,  f.  *  doftfiin 
CJ«iinu8,  a,  om.  adj.  •/*,  or  belonging 

to  a  dog,  do;rgi/h,  currifi,  greedy. 

Caoini  dcntea,    the  eye^tuth,  or 

fangx,  Plin. 
C»nis,  ii.  c.  g.   plemmfiie,  a  dogy 

or  bitch,  an  hound,  a  cur,  the  dog- 
fi^tr,  a  t^og'-ffi,  M  fifcujttf  back* 


CAN 

bifer,  orparifte,  a  name  in  railing. 
Alfo  a  cafi  at  dice  lofng  all ;  the 
ace-point,  a   chain,  or  fetter^  an 
attendant,  a  waiting  man.    Alio 
tbe  furies  are  called  canes.    Cane 
pejus  &  sngne  od ifTc/fo  btite  deadly 
Clniftrum.  i.  n.  a  hajket,  or  ftajket, 
made  ofefers,  a  bread  ba/kct,  a 
voider,  a  canijlerfor  tea^   «c. 
C2nlft2cs,  ei.  f.  hoarineft,  wbitcnefs, 
or  gjteyttejt  of  hairt,  old  age.  gravity 
Canna,  as,  f.  a  cane,  a  fugar-cane, 
Alfa  Mrton.   a  pipe,  a  fute,  a 
fUkveltt,  acannoe 
CiinnSbintts,  a,  um.  an?,  hempen 
Cannabiui,  a,  um.  adj.  hempen 
Cannabis,  is.  f.  hemp 
Caflnetum.  2.  n.  a  plat  of  cants 
Canneus,  a,  Mm.  of  a  reed,  or  c^ns 
Cafto,  2Sre,  clfcini,  cantum.  a£t.  to 
ftng^    to  play  upon  an   inflrwnent 
(cum    zh\,)  to  f'jun<i,  to  iirite   of 
(cum  ace.)  to ptai'ct  or  Li-'ily  to 
commend,  toprophefy,  to  report,  or 
proclaim  aloud.  Cinere    tibia,  to 
play  upon  a  pipe.  ClatVicum  canerr, 
to  found  an  alarm.  Cxf*.  Receptili 
canefe,  to  found  a   retreat^    Li  v. 
Sibi  intas  canere,  to  /peak  to  his 
bun  advantage,  Cic.  Eandem  ca- 
nere  cantilcnam,  to  harp  on  the 
fame  (fring.,  Ter. 
Canor,  Sris.  paff.  to  be  fung 
Clnon^  5nis.  m.  a  canon^  an  txaS 

pattern,  am^fter-piece 
CXndDicaius,  (is.  m.  a  canonry 
CstndnicHS,  a,  um.  adj.  canonical, 
according  to  the  canon,  rule,  or 
order  j  regular  j  received  into  the 
canon  ;  authentical.  Canonici  libri, 
the  Bible,  Canonicae  horx',  hours 
appointed  for  prater ,  Ca  non  kum 
jus,  tielaw  ecclefafiicaL  Canonici, 
ti&o/c  ibat  played  by  look  in  mufc  j 


as  Harmoluci,  tl 
the  ear 
CanSnicQS,  i.  m.  a 
CSndnTzo,  as.  a£l.  ri 
CSnnr,  Sris.  m.  mei 
CanoroAis,  a,  um./ 
Clnoras,  a,  am.  a 
tuneable,  varblin. 
Cancabundus,  a,  am. 

tojinging 

Cantamen,    inis.    f 

witchcraft,  a  char 

Canrans,  lis.  pt./ffj 

Cantator,  5ris.  m.  a 

fer^  o^  mafcian 
Cantatrir,  icis.  f:  a 

an  enehanirefs 

Cantatas,  a,  um.  pt. 

famous  t  enctantedt 

Cantetius,  i.  zr,  agt 

CanthariSy   idis,  f.  . 

Ufed  to  rmft  bUflkrs. 

f}dum  fucci,^;?! 

Cantharus,  i.  m.  ^ 

bcedle,    ri  hich    h 

•whence  the  proverb, 

lulam,   cat  after  kh 

or  great  jug,  a  ta. 

conftelU7t':9n  in  Aqu 

of  thteefidrua  knot 

of  apis,  the  ring,  c 

ivitb  v-r  knoci.  at  tl 

ffi  of  an  nnjavour) 

tafie 

Cantheriatas,  a,  am 

Canrberinus,   a,   un 

horfe  thatjle'psas  - 

Cantherius,  vel  cant 

gelding,  or  labeurin 

orjoifi  of  an  bouje^ 

or  prop  to  bear  up  , 

with  tzvo  reeds  acri 

Canthus,   i.  m.   tbe 


e  A  f* 


of  a  cari'fwbtel  fsiCapdU,  x.  f.  0  cba^ 
wwvfavtbtil  ICapellaous,  i.  n.  a  chaplai* 

a  fkafaM  ftmg%   a  Capeiluiflu»>a,usi.  Iciopging  to  a gtat 
Caper,  ri.  m. « f^lthd betucky « gMt, 


fitfmtfa 
a  Jong 
.  M  chirps  ^tfing 

im;  ptifjtMf 

fmW  9ft4H 

,  f.  d  catch 

f,  utbMtt  iertpfat 

t  tiriiii,  io  frsi/e,  to 

to  hefimgjfaraiftd^Uc, 
.  afiiig9ry  or  tbamter 
f.    a  fimtU  Jmger. 

i,  fingim  »J^t   a 

tmgofanKif  ^c,  a 
ekaiiiment 

iged,  white  wkhfrq/i^ 
fmulSmfii    ripenefs, 

f;  a  g4nmne  made  of 
H 

,tim.  adj.  arraytjiih 
'Canufian  tuooi 
ITf.  eapdcity,  large. 
Or  fheajiire  of  a  vejely 
vi/i  boidy  higntfs,  Jhu 
J.  or,  comp.  ffimus, 
kttpingf  or  comainingi 
ge,  ifig,  noidi.  Met 
apt.  fittivc,  to    bi 

ajgreatpol,  jug, 


Alfo  thifmtUofthi  arm-hofet 
CXpJfricusi    a,   urn.  adj.   itfrimkled 

UJke  d  geat^s  bom 
CapCro,  as.  ad.  to  fronn,  to  Ivvor, 
to  wrinkle  tbe  forehead,  to  knit  the 
brews 
Capeflcnduf ,  a,  um.  pt.  to  it  midtr- 

■taken  f  or  attempted 
Capeflens,  tisJ  pt.  taking  in  hand 
CapeAiturus,a,ufln.  pt.  taking  in  band 
CSp<flo>  ere,   ivi,  num.  Prifc,  fi, 
iHm,  Diom,  capefliis  in  praec.  Tac, 
u€t,  to  take,  to  go  abont  to  take,  to 
take  in  bamd^  to  beghif  to  take  the 
charge,  Qigovemnmtt  of,  to  enter 
upon  a  bufinefsy  CapefTere  oculis, 
to  n^envi    Liv»  uibem   aliquam, 
to  go  to,  Cic*  Capei&re  fe  prxci- 
pitem  ad  malos  morcs^'  to  abaniUH 
limjslf,  Plaut.     CapelTqre  ft  do- 
mum,  to  get  him  home.  Id.  Capef- 
i«re  cibum  deatibut,  to  cbtv  bis 
meat,  CiC.  JufTa  capefferc;  /*  exe- 
cute a  command 
Capiendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  le  taken 
Capiens,  tis.  pt.  taking 
Cjpiliiceui,  a,  vim,  adj.  bairif 
Capillamentuiti,   i.  n.   ibe  hair,  or 
byjh  natural^   a  perult,   dr  falfe 
bair,  filings,  or  threads  about  the 
roots  cfberbi,  afUw  in  cryfial 
.  Capillarefis.n.  comnujo  oil  for  the  hair 
Clpill2ris,   e.  adj.  of,  or  like  hair, 
Caplllaris  vena,   a  capillary  vein, 
as  fmall  as  a  hair,  Medic 


bandies,  or  ears,  ujea   C^pitlaris,  ii.  t.  the  herb  maiden- bah 
capacity,  greatftefsi  CSpilJAtus,   a,  um.  a^J.  or,  comp. 


t.  i»  Afiftb  pot 
a  kid 


wearing  Ung  hair*  CapilUti»  ft 
pueri,  fpruce  hoys*  CaptHa'o  con* 
fulc,  in.  old  Htne,  uJfti  titt  fenjtls; 


CAP 

Wtrehtgbair,Jur, 
Capillitiura,  i,  n.  the  hair  of  the  bead 
Capillor,  aris.  dep.  to  be  hairy 
CapiUus,  i.  m.  hair,  a  hufb  of  bair^ 

a  be0rd 
Capioy  ere,  cepi,  captooi.  a£^.  to 
take,  to  take  by  force,  tojeixe,  to 
take  ptijfmer,  to  take  fy  afjavh,  to 
bold,  or  contain.  Met.  topkaje,  or 
deiight,  to  allure,  inveigle,  nvbec' 
dk,  or  trepan,  to  be  capable  of,  to 
fvfftr,  or  admit  of,  to  receive,  ok* 
tain,  get,  or  have,  to  accept,  to 
reach,  or  come  up  to,  to  conceive, 
or  apprehend,  to  ur^/flanj,  to  dif- 
lOver,  or  fnd  out,  to  enrervpon,  to 
dejfgn,  or  appoint  to  an  office,  to 
choo/e,  or  make  choice  nf„  to  put  on 9 
or  wear.  Capere  terram,  to  alight, 
Virg.  rimaxn,  to  chink,  Piiiu  uiu- 
ram  corporis  alt^nus  uxoris,  to 
dcboMth  her,  PJaut.  vitium,  to 
putrify,  to  be  corrupted,  Cai.  with 
an  accuf.  or  a  noun,  it  is  often 
rendered  by  tl  e  ver&  of  that 
noun ;  at  Capere  cohje£turaiD, 
Cic.  ptoMuren.  4.  prarfagis, /*//«. 
18,  35.  confilium,  Cii'/:  J^,  (7, 
4,  5.  dulorem,  Ter,  Andr,  4,  3, 
4.  exorJium,  Cic,  dc  Legg,  i,  3, 
fititm,Ktrg,  Mn,  16, 106.  fugam, 
C^/.  B,  .G.  7,  a6.  gaudium,  PUn. 
Ep.  97,  6.  incretocntum.  Col,  2; 
10,  laburetn,  Ter,  Htc,  3,  2,  9, 
maiuritatem,  Cal.  4,  1 3,  malum, 
Liv,  m  ifericordi  am  ,Cic,i>T6ShiiK^: 
31.  obli^ionem,  fpcdmcn/7*//>r« 
fpem,  Liv,  ice,  to  guefs,  confult, 
grieve,  begin,  end,  Jiy,  rejoice, 
lucrcaje,  toil,  fegr,  pn^;  forget, 
ejjay,  hope,  Sumetimes  that  accuf*' 
IS  turned  into  the  nom.  in  CK^ 
fame  {trS^\  o\^\\\Ki  K-i^^^^t^sx 


C  AP 

ire   fatietai^  /  «m  weary^  Ttr. 
Eun,  3,  I,   13 
Cii'picr,  ciris.  pafl*.  to  it  taken,  &c. 
C.ipi*;  idis.  f,  acufy  ujedin jfacrifict 
Capineriuni,  i,  n.  a  cr'Mcj  vtjirvt 
CapiliratuSy  a,  um.  pt.  haltered 
CJ^piftro,  as.  aft.  /o  ka/tcr,  muxstle 
Cupiflror,  ari»k  paiT.  ;a  he  kalterei 
Capiftrum,  i.  n.  an  lalter,  or  head' 
jiallfnr  an  korfe,  or  afs,  a  rope^  ob 
mbxx/e  fir  iears,  oxen.  Sec,  a  hand 
to  tie  up  vines  to  tie  top  ofafiake^ 
a  cord  to  l^ld  up  ttc  ivine'prefsy  and 
keep  it  tight.  Maritale  capi(>rum, 
the  matrimcnial  nooje,   the  land  of 
wedlock  f  Juv. 
Capital,  alts.  n.  pro  capitale,  a  hei- 
nous  crime f    ^oprtby  of  death,    or 
disfranchiftment,  a  capital  offence, 
a  vjomans  cift  caivl,  or  hair  lace 
Cii'prtalis,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  helmg- 
ijig  to  the  headf  or  life,  ufually  in 
a    metaphoiioal    fcnfe,     capital, 
%corthy  r^f  dec  tb,  disfranchifcmcnt, 
or  lols  of  lihirty^  deadly,  mortal, 
permc'ioM,  hurtful,  fhrcwd,  pert, 
fkarp 
Cu'piiaiiter,  adv.  capitally 
Capitati«,     onis.   t.   capttation-tax. 
f.bllmo7.'ey,  ai.o^va7:cc  lcrhor,e  n:ejt 
Capiiatus,  a,   um.  aaj.    having  a-i 

ieed^  grcxLing  'with  an  lead 
CiVpTtclJum,  i.  n.  a  litt'.e  lead  \  tie 
top  of  plants^    M'lU  the  head,  or 
chapittr  cfapilUr,  a  fiiU  to  d'tjHl 
noatcri  in 
Cupiuum,  i.  n.  fl  ivtmtansftomachcr 
Capito,  oiiis.  m*  a  jolt-head.     Alfo 
a  kind  cf  ccd'fp,  a  pollard,  Duri 
capitoneB,   Plaut,    Bold  impudent 
fellies,  heady,  cbjlinate 
C;.j'jtoiTnus,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  cr  le- 


/irf/Wf  ro  the  capitol  I        -  _ 


CAP 

piter  in  Rome,  ctlled  the  capital, 

huiU  on  the  Tarpeian  mount.   Other 

chief  temples,    and    towers  were 

mlfo  called  by  this  namt 
Capitiilariay  una.  n.Jiatute-boeks 
Capitizlarii,  m.   pi.  taxers,  or  get' 

tberers  of  poll-money.  Alfo  amft- 

ants,  or  affeffors  upon  the    bench 

with  the  judge 
Capilulatim,  adv.  by  chapters,  briefly, 

fummarily,  by  parts,  or  parcels 
Capiciilatus,   a,  um.    adj.  headed, 

knopped 
Capitiiluniy  i.  n.  a  Pittle  head^  the 

top,  Synech.  a  man,  or  whmjIj 

the  head,  or  chapiter  of  a  pillar ,  a 

convocatiou'houfe,   or   chapter    of 

dean,  and  prebendaries,  a  chapter 

of  a  book,  a  fummary,    or  brief 

account 
Capiundus,  a,uiii.  pt.  to  be  taken,  &c. 
Capo,  onis.  m.  a  capon.  Eunuch 
Capparis,  is.  m.  capers 
Capra,  ae.  f.  afie-goat,  «  conHeUa" 

tion,  the Jf  inking  favour  ofthearm' 

holes,  a  fiery  meteor.   Sen.  Quefl. 

Nat. 
Caprarius,  i.  m.  agoat'herd 
Caprea,  x.  f.  a  rce,  a  deer,  a  gaxel^ 

a  hrancb  that  pvtteth  forth  tendreh 
Capreaiatim,  adv.  Pwinir.g  abiut 
Capreoius,  i.  m.  atuildbuck,  a  cht~ 

vrelf  a  ttrdrel  of  a  vine,  a  crcfs 
.piece  of  timber  to  holu  fafl  larger 

beamst  and   keep  them  together,  a 

brace,  a  fork,  ox  apropjor  avir.e, 

or  other  thing,  a  forked  injhument 

to  dig  with 
Capricorn^,    i.   m.  a    conflellation 

called  Capricorn,  containing  twenty  ^  Cz^t'iuncuiu,  se.  f.  a  io^ni 

fiars  .  Captlvo,  as.  aft.  to  captiveti 

Capriflcandus,  a,um.  pt.  to  be  drefi, '  Capllvus,  a,  um.  taken  c*fii^^ 

asfig'tr.es  are  [     in   frtfr,  imprifimd^  SbW^^jJ 

tifi«at  o,   tn  e,  f,   ^  drejfmz  cfi   _  f9^ 


C.A  P 

9iU/g  trees 
Captificialisj   e.  adj.  ^,  or  ■*' 

afig^tree     ^ 
Capn7laM-|  ins.  dep.  t§  ht  npm 

oifigttre 
Caprificus,    i.   f.   a  vUdJT*^ 
^tntS' glory,  or  afotHJs  tfi^^ 
ofujeufs  leenrning 
Caprigenuii  n,  nm.  adj.  gjMtp 
CaprTle,  is.  n.  afiabkftrpi» 
CaprimuIgHS,  i.  m.  « goet-b^i 
Caprinufl,  a,  um.  adj.  ^f'f^ 
Lana  caprioa,  «  tbii^  ^  «*^ 
Capripes,  2dit.  gpat-footk 
Capfa,  c.  f.  a  boat,  afatebd 
Captarius,  i.  in.  ajervemt^^ 

ried  books  in  mfattbel 
CapsiUa,  k.  f.  cheB,  deafnt 
Capfusy  !•  m.  vtr/ctpruoif  !•** 
fiaU  fir  eattU^   she  bodf  4^ 
chartotf  the  eesehmau's  btn 
Captandus,  a«  tun.  ft,t$bttdM 
Captans^  tit.  pt.  taking 
Captatioy    onis.  f.  a  ettdiii^ 

aiming  at,  a  bickering 
Captator»  oris.   m.  be  tbet  ^^ 
vonreth  to  proatn,  or  f* 
thing,  particular^,  he  i^ 
terethm  man  to  be  bis  heir  t  ' 
phant 
Capiatus,   a,  um.  pt.  taken, f^ 
Captio,  onis.  f.  a  taking,  but  m 
commonly,  a  taking  adveeUgi 
a  catch,  fetch^  l^^f^t  ^  f"^ 
Captiose,  adv.  captionfy,  JnkH 
CaptiofuSy  a,  urn.  adj.  ortCT 
Aim  us,  fup.  captious,  fiUjf^ 
and  deceit,  hurtful,  or/rifi ' 
Captivicas,  iitis.  f.  capthitj 


C  A  P 

l/Mcr,  or  etfiive*  Huic  Angl. 
eaitiff 

^>  ai.  aft.  ulUin  wait,  or  go 
mttt  take,  or  intrap,  to  trif^  up 
fptif»m  Met,  to  trick,  or  put 
•«,  to  iatrapt  to  covet,  fetk,  ox 
W*t  to  mOurt,  and  win  to  our 
*^.  hiifth  fattery,  or  fair 
^Ja,  to  fpy  out,  or  watch,  to 
^  1^  OMi  to  whoedle,  or 
J*Ai«  prefmti  in  hopa  to  be  bis 
*^i  to  mbrace,  to  clafp,  or  en- 
**{*.  Aifofiap/y,  to  take 
f^t  iris,  pair,  to  ie  taken 
pWi  K.  f.  ii  catching,  taking. 
■faott.  /Ae  /i^M^  caught,  earnings, 

*llni,a,Qin.pt.  j^k/  /o  r^flr,  &c. 
N^ifOiD.   pt.  fjA#ff  i^  ftrce, 
*kNi^,  beguiled,  intangted,    in- 
^^pteafed,  deiighted,  ravijbed, 
Nte,  ^rr//,  or  deprived  of 
m^t.  m.  tf  <tfib'i^,  an  attacb- 
^  vrfeixurot  capacity,  under - 
*iin[,  fiate,  condition,  ability 
Vi,m.f,a  ladle,  or  fpoon,V^rr, 
mm,  i.  n.  &  Capulus,  i.  m»  i 
^  baft,  or  handle^  m  bier 
S  i.  in.  Varr,  &  capo,  onis. 
Wfm,  an  euHuch 

;  leb.  n.  an  head.  Met.  thefum, 
Wiucipal  point,  an  author,  be- 
ter,  or  ring  leader,  a  chapter, 
trticularp  an  article,  or  c^fe, 
begiumng,  or  upper  end  of  a 
Pi  the  top  of  m  tree,  plant.  Sec, 
iuf  a'/y,  or  metropolis,  life, 
talhu,  Uharty,  the  principal,  or 
7  let  out  to  ujfury,  the  bead,  or 
Jgef  a  rhfer,  the  mouth  of  a 
',  tbo  amount  of  com,  or  ary 
•tbinig  due  to  the  commonwealth 
Mt^  of  tax,  Sy  Q«c.  the  whole 
the  top,  or  beadaf  a  bile. 


CAR 

or  ulcere  Capita,  vel  navim,  crofs, 
or  pile 
Carabus,  i.  m.  a  crab,  crayfift} 
CaracaiU,  ae.  f.  a  caffock 
Carblfeus,  a,  um.  offnefax 
Carbasinus,  a,  am.  offne  liniu 
CarbSfus,  i.  f.  &  m.  Val.  M.  pi.  a, 
onim.  n,Jine  linen,  cambrick,  lawn. 
Sec,  Meton.  a  fail  of  a  Jbip,  a 
robe,  or  garment,  a  ve'd 
Carbatinus,  a,  um.  coarfe 
CarbOy  onis.  m.  a  coal,  a  kuming  coal, 
Carbone  notare,  to  diflike,  or  con* 
demn 
Carbonaria,  e.  f.  a  coal-pit,  or  fbed 
Carbonarius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining 

to  coals 
Carbonurius,  i.  m.  a  collier 
Carbunculans,  tis.  pt.  hot  burning 
Carbunciiio,  as.  n.  to  be  burned  to  a 

coal,  to  be  blafied 
Carbunciilor,  aris.  to  be  blafled,  dec. 
Carbuncuiofus,  a^  um.  pt,  parched, 

or  bfurnt  up 
Carbuncdlus.  i.  m.  a  little  coal,  an 
ulcer, a  carbuncle,  a  botch,  a  plague- 
fore,  a  precious  jhne  called  a  car- 
buncle, in  colour  like  hot  burning 
coals,  hot  earth,  burning  all  that 
is /own,  or  Jet  in  it ;  earth  wherein 
are  found  black  fates,  a  blafting, 
or  fmutting  of  trees 
Career,  eris.  n.  aprifon,  a  goal,   or 
hold.  Met.  a  rogue,  a  goal-bird, 
a  ftul^,  a   barrier,    or  flartingm 
place,  hence   Meton.  a  beginning 
Carcerarias,  a,  um.  of  a  prijon 
Carchcfium,  i.  n.  the  tunnel  on  the 
toft, ,  or  upper  part  of  the  maft  of  a 
Jbip,  above  the  fail-yard^   or  the 
hole  or  fcuttle  through  it,  whereby 
the  cords,    ropes,    or  Jh^ouds   are 
faftened.  Alfo.  from  its  refemblance, 
a  large,  /a//^u^,  or  bowl  for  wine. 


CAR 


with  handles,  a  crane  for  loading, 

and  unloading  of  goods 

Cardiacus,  a.   um.   adj.  griped,  or 

wrung  at  tbejlomach,  fick  at  heart 

Cardinalis,  e.    adj.   belonging  to  a 

hinge,  A\fo  chief,  or  principal 
Cardinaiis,  is.  m.  a  cardinal 
Cardinatus,  a,  um.  adj.  banged,  or 

pinned  faft 
Cardo,  inis.  m.  &  olim  f.  the  hinge 
of  agate,  the  tenon,  the  north,  and 
foutb  poles.  Met.  the  very  point, 
or  crijis  of  a  matter,  an  oceafion, 
conjunBure,  or  nick   of  time,  the 
end,  or  conclufion 
Carduus,  i.  m.  /?  thiftle 
Care  I  adv.  ius«  comp.  dearly,  at  a 

great  price 
Cire^lum,  i.  n.  where  fedge  grows 
Carens,  tis.  pt.  wanting 
Careo,  ere,  ui.  &  cafliis  rum,itamt 
&  cafTum)  a.  to  lack,  want,  to  b$ 
without,  to  be  free  from,  to  be  dc' 
prived  of.  Met.  not  worthy  to  have 
Careum,  i.  n*  caraways 
Carex,  icis.  f.  fedge 
Carica,  ae.  f.  fc,  a  lentenfg 
Caries,  ei.  f.  rottennefs,  drofs,  or  lea 

ofwine 
Carina,  ae.  f.  the  keel,  or  bottom  of 
a  pip,  Synoc.  the  whole  (hip.  Ca- 
rinas, pi.  Buildings  in  Rome,  ac- 
cording to  Serv.  like  the  keek  of 
Jhips,  Cannae  putaminum  bifidae, 
the  two  halves  of  walnut  fifelli 
Carinatus,  ^,  um.  pt.  like  the  keel  ef 

a  Jhip 
Carino,as.f0  ntake  like  the  keel  of  a  Jbip 
Cariofus,    a,  um.   adj.    or^  comp* 

carious,  rotten 
Ciritas,  atis.  f.  dearth,   fcarcity,  a 
high  price,  dearnefs,  Met«  Looit^ 
coHiplacMf^,  delimit 
Car\tUT>is^  a,  ^m»  V^«  afcwt  Uf 


CAR 

Carnen,  inii,  n.  a  urd  fir  vfool, 
a  hatcbel 

Carmen,  inia.  n.  afingU  verftf  tnt 
book  ofverftt,  a  Jong,  or  ode,  in  a 
larger  Jetift,  any  poem,  tfne,  fyric. 
Sec,  a  tune,  or  ditty,  a  charm,  or 
pf'Opheryy  an  epitaph,  or  infcript'ton, 
tbenvordi  of  an  oatb^  or  eu*fij  by 
ivay  of  voiw,  a  form  of  a  Jtntence, 
coftdtmning  to  pttnifimtnt 

paroientalia^  p).  n.  afiafi  dedicated 
to  Evander*s  motber  Carmenta^  or 
Carvuntit 

Carminatto,  onis.  f.  a  picking,  or 
carding  of  wool,  a  btcklirg  of  fax 

CaroiicaCus,  a,  oia*  pt.  carded, 
ieaxfd,  or  picked 

Carmine,  as.  aA.  to  card,  and  comb 
'Ufooly  to  hatcbel  fast 

Garnalis,e.  adj.  camat,fiefby^w\ti» 

Cam  J  liter,  adv.  carnally 

parnar:um,  i.  o.  a  Urdsr^  or  rnom, 
Kohere  fefi  bongt  t»  be  keptf  a 
buUbtr^apamb'et,  a  fl^'market, 
or  butchery^  a  vtffel  to  hep  fUjB 
ifif  fi^jb  itfeif,  fUfh-meat 

parnarius^  i.  m.  a  butcher 

C^rncus,  ^,  um.  ^.^].  ficfry 

CaLttiifcx,  kis.  m.  a  hangman.  M«t. 
a  rogtu,  or  villain 

Carnifklna,  x,  f,  a  place  ^bere 
m-ilefaBors  are  executed,  the  bmf- 
nefi,  or  effici  of  a  bdngman,  torture, 
racking 

parniiricius,  a.  vktn.  adj.  mangled 

Camificor,  at  is.  pafT.  to  be  executid, 
and  cruelly  killed 

Carnivornt,  a,  um.  devouring  fiefh 

Garnofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
-flimu5,  fup.  fipfr>y,  ^»'<V*»  thick, 
f  lumpy  pithyt  P^'^py 

paro,  nis.  f.  flejb  of  birds^  beads, 
j^''0  In  herbif  ami  plants,  the 
h^dSutkr  jnra^er  /he pfd,  or  rind 


C  A  ^ 


Caro,  ere.  to  card 

Caroticus,  a,  um.  adj.  cafing  into  9 
deepfletp,  fupifying 

Carpens,  lis.  pt.  gathering,  cropping 

Carpentum,  i.  n*  a  chariot,  a  wt^on, 
a  coach,  aearoacb 

Carpo,  ere,  pfi,  ptum.  a^.  togatber^ 
pull,  or  pluck  fruit,  herbs,  &c.  to 
take,  to  carve,  or  cut  up,  to  fepa- 
rate,  or  divide,  to  tea;tie,  toaje,  or 
card  Vfoelf  fiax^  &c.  to  euU,  pick, 
and  choefe.  Met.  to  toafte,  cHmi' 
nifb,  or  coHfttme,  to  enjoy,  to  carp, 
or  find  fault  %uitb,  to  rob,  pillage, 
or  take  away 

Carpor,  i,  tos  fum.  pafT.  to  be  ga* 
tbered,  eropt,  troubled,  %vafied, 
/pent.  Sec, 

Carptim,  adv.  here,  and  there,  by 
fnatches,  fummarilyf  infewwords, 
by  parcels,  one  by  oni,  Carptim 
vottm  reforbere,  fopatttg  ox  fetch 
i^h  breath  fint 

Carptcr,  oris.  m.  a  career.  Met.  a 
riprwer^  a  carper,  a  cardjer,  or 
picker  oftaool 

Carptura,  a?,  f.  a  gatherir.g 

-CaTpius,  a,  um.  pt.  plucked,  cropped^ 
gathered,  tosied 

Cacplu,  abl.  a  gathering,  a  cropping 

CarpuSf  i.  m.  the  nurifi  ' 

Carruca,  a.  f.  a  caroacby  a  colafb 

Carru*>  i.  m.  «  car,  wain,  or  ivafgon 

Cartjflageus,  a,  um.  adj.  grifily 

CartiiayinSrus,  a,  uln,  ad],  full  of 
grilles,  grijfly 

Car'i^layo,  luis.  f.  a  cartilage,  a 
grijil:^  or  tendm,  pith 

CaruMfula,  se.'f.  a  kernel 

Carus,  a,  um.  adj.  ior,  comp.  JiTi- 
mus,  fup.  dear,  csfily,  precious^ 
bcljved 

Caryophyllum,   i,  n.  a   ikve  gifly- 


C  A 

Cu-yota,  IT;  f.  a  djte  g, 
Caryolis,  Jdis.  i,  a  date, 
Cafa,  X,  {.a  cottage,  or 

mtles  habltarecafas 
Casabundus,  a,   um.   ad 

fall%  f  angering,  reeling 
Cafearius^  a^  um.  pertait 
Cafeus,  i.  m.  &  Carfeom^, 
Cafia,  ae.  f.  fpicelikecim 
Cafo,  as.  freq.  /o  tumhU, 
Calse,  adv.  in  vmin 
Cafsjfda,  ae.  f.  an  heimrt 
Caifis,.  is.  n.  tf  hunter's  i 

cobweb 
Caflis,  idia,  f.  an  keh:et, 
CaiTus,  a,  bm«  adj.  vaii 

of  no  value,  void,  empt 

rotten,     or  tvonn    e»< 

carta  dote,  a  maidwitk 
Caflanea,  ae.  f.  a  cbeftnu 
Caftanetum,  i.  ft,  agrmh 
Caftantus,  a,  um.  of  cbt^ 
Cafie,  iiig,  fiirt>^.  adv.  cb. 

ho^efily,  uprighly,   de< 

gioujly 

Caftcllanuv,  a,  um.  adj.  / 

acajiU 

CafVellanus,  i.  m.  a  gart 

Alfo  the  fdvcmor,  or 

a  caflle,  Li  v.  34,  27. 

Caftc^iiufty  i.  m.  swede 

Caftellatiii),  a^v.from  ca^ 

in  fmcU  pariifs 

CaAellum^   i.  n.  a  cafrlt 

t^ten,    or    village^  a  > 

pipe  td  convey  ^vater 

CaflltTcus,  a,  um.  maiin 

Caflj^a'oiJia,  e,-  fit  to  be  1 

Caftigatio,  onis.  f.  ci;afi 

proof  a   chajrning,  ca 

amending,  a  reprimam 

j  Caftigator,  Gris.  4  (hafri 

Cafogaiuj,   a,    upi.  pi 


CAS- 

reffed.  Met.  hftrnd,  or  ttjpwa- 
I  Met.  to  he  amended,  or  adjufltd 
lo,  u.  aa.  to  cbe^ife,  heat,  or 
■nfff  tc  chide,  or  reprove.  Met. 

'|Or»ari.  t9  he  chaftifed 

monia,  s.  f.  chMftity 

tas,  atit.  f.  c^4i/iVy 

Vy  oris.  m.   in   ace.   caflora, 

V. «  heaver,  m  heaftUkt  an  otter 

tea,  orum.  n.  pi.  headers  Jhnet 

btcm^  i.  n.  oil  of  heaver 

■tos,  a,  om.  of  a  heaver 

t^  orum.  pi.  a  camp,  an  army 

Ipa^  pmfiiiens,  or  tents,    luar, 

Wtnime^  hufinefi,  or  art,  Caftra 

ixn^afiuhedcamf,  Cic.  Caftra 

lerna,  vumter  ptarterti  aeftiva, 

ifammer  eamf>aign\  Cacf.  Caftra 

■tka,  /^  readexivout  of  a  fieet, 

C^Caftra  cerea,^-i>fvrj,Claud. 

■nt,  fincamp,  Czf.  movere, 

diump.  Corf. 

linetitor,  orii.  m.  fZ>tf  marjhal, 

he   appointetb    the   camp,     the 

tftfr-mafler  general 

voiXar,  aris.  dcp.  to  incamp 

itio»  onii.  f.  a  gdding,  a  pru" 

T»  w  tntring  of  trees 

ftura,  K.  f.  a  gelding,  or  rtf/(/n|' 

M)f ,  J  fi>'kpSi  ®'  hull'itg  ef  corn 

vtus,  a,  nm.  pt.  ^^JUIrtf^   Met. 

Hijia/,  diminijbed,  enfeebled 

u£f»  e.  adj.  0/",  or  pertaining 

tbeeamp^  m  fields  to  the  army, 

war 

By  as.a^l.  to geld%  Met.  /«  r«/ 

I  Hfnme,  to  hore  boles  low  in 

Vf  ie  take  anoaf,  or  dinnnifl), 

etreneh,  to  weaken,  or  enfeeble, 

'ockwnes 

im,  i,  n»  a  ca/lle,  a  fortrefs, 

WMfitl 

iy  a,  DiDt  ad{].  or,  comp,  /3}  / 


CAT 

mos.  Cap.  chafle,  pure,-  mndefiled, 
devout,    religious,    bon^,    intire, 
fincere,  faithful 
Cikualis,  e.  adj.  declined  nlth  cafes 
Casula,  ae,  f.  a  little  cottage,   Vivite 

concenti  cafulis,  Juv. 
Casiirus,  a,  um.  pt.  ready  to  decay 
Cafus,  us.  m.  a  fall,  fortune,  chance, 
peril,    danger,  dec^^    ruin,   ntif- 
fortune,  occafion,  a  cafe  of  a  noun, 
an   end,  or  eonclufan,   a  cafe,  or 
cau[e  in  h'U) 
Cataclirefis,  is.  f.  a  figure  when  one 
word  is  abufively  put  for  another  j 
an  improper,  hut  Sometimes  acute 
way  offpeaklng,  Vir  gregis   ipfe 
caper,  Virg, 
Cataclyfmus,  i.  m.  a  general  flood, 

a  deluge 
CacacriiiSi  is.  f.  a  condemnation,  Cic. 
Catagrapho,  as.  zSt,  to  copy  out 
Catalogus,  i.  m.  a  catalogue 
Catamitus,  i.    m.  a  catamite,  effe- 
minate perfon 
Catapbra^a,  a  hreafi^plate 
Cataphra6\us,  arfned  cap-a-pe 
Cataplafina,  atis.  n.  aplaijier 
Cataplus^i.  m.  afleetofmercbant'men 
Catapotiumy  i.  n.  a  pill 
Catapulta,  es.  f.  a  warlike  engine  to 

fhoot  darts,  otftoues  out  of 
Catapultarius,  z,  um.  zA],fbot  out 
Catarada,  Wcatarrafta,  ae.  f.  & 
cataradlcsy  x.  m.  a  portcuUls,   or 
a  draw-bridge  at  a  city  gate,  a 
great  fall  of  water  from  an  high 
place,  a  catara&,  a  floodgate,    a 
jluice,  a  lock  in   a  river,  a  difiafe 
in  the  eyes,  when  a  tough  humour 
drops  out  of  them  like  jelly 
Catarrh  us,  i.  m.  rheum,  catarrh 
Catafcoplumy  i.  n,  a  pinnace 
^arafta.   x.   f.    a  ca^^    or    fall, 
wi^^rtUJlava  were  expofed  to  fal 


CAT 

Cataftrophe,  es.  f.  Latine  fubverfio 
Catcchefis,  is.  f.  a  catechixing 
Catecheticas,  catachetical 
CatechirmuSy  u  m»  a  catecbifm ' 
Catechifta,  ae.  m.  a  catechift 
Catechizo,  as,  a£l.  to  inform,  inflruEl^ 

catechixe 
Catechu  menus,  i.  m.  «  catecumen 
Categoremata,  um*  pi.  n«  predlcablei 
Categoria^  e.  f.  a  predicament  in  logic 
Cacegoricus,  a,  um.  adj.  exprefs 
Cateia,ae.t.tf  barbed  dart  with  a  fling 
Catella,  ae.  f.  a  little  chain,  a  iittls 

puppy 
Catellus,  1.  m.  a  whelps  ^  P^fff 
Catena,  ae.  f.  a  chain,  a  band 
Catenarias,  a,  um.  adj.  chained 
Catenatic,  onis.  f.  a  chaining 
Catenitus,  a,  um,  pt.  linked,  chained, 

tied  with  a  chain 
Caterva,  ae.    f.  a  hand  of  foldierf, 

confifting  of 600,  a  batalLon  of  foot  m 

Alfo  a  rout,  multitude,  or  amfujed 

party  ^  a  concourfe  of  people 
Catervarius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining" 

to  companiet,  confufed,  in  a  huddle^ 

or  diforder 
Carervacim,   adv.  In  companies,    or 

flxks,  in  a  huddle,  or  confuflon,  hjf 

bands,  or  great  parties 
Catharticus,  purging 
Cathedra,  ae.  f,  a  feat,  a  chair,  M 

dejky  a  pulpit,  afedan,  ot  covered 

chair,  an  epifcopalfte 
Cathedralitius,  a,  um,  zd],  belonging 

to  a  cathedral 
Cadiedrarius,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  bcit 

longing  to  the  chair 
Ca  heter,  eris,  m.  a  kind  offquirt 
CatholicuSy  a,  um.  adj.   univerfal^ 

general,  catholic 
Ci'il'^Ht*,  oavs.  {%  <l  UcVin^   dtatv 


C  A  V 

€ijti1l0,  6illi.  m.  a  glutton 
CaciliH,  i.  m.  a  little  iijb 
^  utTnus,  i.  m.  a  largt  dtjb 
Catiiliens,  Cia.  pt.  cattemauling 
C^(ulinus>  a,  uih.  z6},  of  a  little  dog 
pa'vulio,  ire.  to  de/ike  the  male,  fro 

perly  of  bitches 
Catiilitio,  onhj  f.  defifetotbe  male 
CJ'tuloS,  t.  <n.  pfo^fy,  a  litzle  uog» 
a  tohelp  \  hut  nftd  jfor  the  young 
of  all  beajii,  drid  ferbaps  JSjha. 
fiawever,  Plioy  ufetb  it  of  d'.l- 
fbittif  9,  8.  vi^Sf  lo,  62.  dra- 
gonif   10,  7Z.    aji>Sf    Ji,  74,    Ca- 

^\io  an  iron  cellar        ' 
C'itus,  a,  om.  a ij.  •»•//>,  TOary,    <r/r- 
eum(pe!Jy    jbarpy    qmck^    Jman, 
jkillttiin  fbf  ItrtUf  Jlvt  fubtil 
Civa-Tuis,  a,  um.  ilj.  bzlvtv 
Cr^'vac  r,  5ris.  m.  that  maku  bVoiu 
Call  CIS,  a.  am.  pt.  wjw/-?  hollow 
Cauda   a;,  f.   a  t!*il  of  a  beajl^  bird^ 
or  ^.'/t>,  ?/w  rump.  triK  fa^  end,   a 
man'spri'vy  ittcmfi''-.  Caudam  tra- 
here,  r**  ^«f  morkfd^  to  baiK'  a  tail 
Ji'ick,  or  tied  bsl^ind bim  in  mpcka^e. 
Caudam  ia£taie,  to  zvag  tb^  tail^ 
iofazvn.   Pen". 
Cauda uus,  a,  um.  having  a  tail 
Caiidcx,  icis.  m.  fr/ codex,  a  flock, 
or   truvkf    the  J-tm^  or  /"3^,     or 
Jlunp  of  a  Tree.  Meton.    a  tahh- 
boo.k,  nidde  cf  [s-jctjI  boards  joined 
together,  a  feat^  ftfioly  or  bhck  to 
Jit  on.  Met.  a  l,'::kbead 
Cavea,"ae.    f,  a   ccve,  or   d.n  for 
bedf^s,  a  cage,  or  coup  for  b:rds,  a 
fraf:Uy  ot' place  in  a  tb;atre,   like 
■  u  cock-pit  5  the  area  in  the  niidji  of 
i'he    tbiJtre  for  Jw^rd-ptay,    ana 
iroxlfof  cf  ha/is  J  a   huf-ii  r,  any 
jp/i2L-e  /i/L'J,  or  r:r'icd  in,     ^'  crba 
''4    fiimmMTi  c^Kexni  .'i-cclH./.ia, 


C  A  V 

Aw,  forded  language,  ft  for  the 
rabble  to  b*ar.  Sen. 

Caveodos,  a,  utn.  pt.  to  He  taken  heed 
of,  of  looked  unto 

C^vco,  ere,  cavi,  cautirm.  aft,  & 
neut.  tobevhireof  or  take  heed j  to 
take  care  of,  to  prevent,  to  fi>ttn, 
to  at/oid,  to  provide  againjl,  to  take 
Jecurity  by  bond,  or  otherwife,  to 
gi'vejecurify  by  homages,  to  be  bouna 
for,  &c.  to  advife,  at  a  Ixivycr 
doth  his  (lent,  to  appoint,  Jeitle, 
Or  proviae 

Caveor,  eris.  to  he  taken  heed^  &c. 

Caverria,  *.  f.  a  cai/e,  or  den,  a 
cavern  undc  ground,  a  vauU,  Ca- 
vern ae,  f.  pi.  the  hollow  of  the  ears 

Givcfiu>fi)S,  a,  um.  adj.  fuUoJ boirs, 
eaves,  or  dens ^   lol'oto 

Cave-mil  la,  jf.  f.  a  htfle  nwt 

Ca'vclur,  imp.  cart  is  taken 

Caviila,  at.  f,  a  c3vtl 

Civilian?,  tis.  pt.  ce'viUing  at 

Cuvilatio,  on's.  f.  j'fii"^,  a  cawl- 
li*r^,  j>i*'gl'f.g,  'U)ra»g!it>gy  an  idU 
exception,  a  pretenrr,  or  put  off\  a 
pu\e  offopbijly,  when  by  degrees, 
fr'm  evident  trnfhs,  loe  iffer  no- 
torious falfeboods 

Cavillator,  5ri<.  m.  a  cawller,  a 
•wrangling  felloe,  a  f'^pbijierf  a 
wrangler 

Cavfllatrix,  f.  a  female  catfUler 

CAvillof,  aris.  a',  us  lum,  dep.  to 
eavil,  to  tamnt,  to  banter,  to  joer, 
to  irj}  pleafantly,  to  plas  the  fopbifier 

CavTcas,  at  IS.  f.  hollotoneff,  cawtty 

Caula,  a.  f.  a  fi>eep  cot;  a  fold,  a 
pt^age,  any  receptacle 

C.^uliciilus,  \.vn,  a  little Jlalk 

ICaulls,  is.  m.  the  f}alk,  or  jlem  of 
ar.  herb^  colezvoris,  the  quill  of  bv  ds 

I  'iiVQ,  as.  aft.  to  bolhiv^    to  make 

I     tc/:;c"a,'>   to  jvO'Jb^    10  bat  tW?.* 


C  A  I 


I      Carat  Juna  comua, 

j      the  wane,  Plin. 

Cavor,  aris.  paflf.  /o^r 

Caupo,  gait.  m.  ^  co 

a  viSiualler,  a  brok* 

an  inn-keeper,  a  fttti 

Caupona,   ac.  f.  a  ra^ 

or   t'l&rrttHitig-botfe 

or  a'e-nvife 

C-/tipu.'\ans,  tis.  pt.  bu 

C/au^<02iar;a,  dn,  f.  ihx  t 

CTatipomus,  «,  um.  adj 

taverns,  or  'uiHualu 

piupupor,  ari^.  ttep 

retaiU  to  keep  a  v'tfi 

to  fill  nutne^  or  vi 

any   thing  for  gain^ 

adulterate 

Cauponfila,  ae.  f.  ajif 

hhfidale'hoafe,  a  taj 

tavern 

Caupjs,  i.  ip.  tl^e  nortl 

Can  fa,    ©*  cauifi,  x, 

defgn,  or  pu'foft,  a 

ecliurj  a   motive,    it 

reojon,  m  caufe.,  fint, 

laiv,  fake,  pjt  accou> 

advantage,  rea'on,   1 

affair,  or  bujinefs,  a 

dition,  a  formal  plea, 

lata,  a,  thing,  or  ma 

blame,  fde,  or  pen-ty 

Causalia,  e.  adj.  caujai 

Causa rias,   »,  om.    a* 

law,  or  ex.'ufed for  6 

Causaius,   a,    um.    p 

alkdging 

Canfii,  de.  f.  m  broad  i 

Caosidicut,  i,  m,dlaii 

a  courrfellor,  an  advi 

CauTor,  atis.  dsp.  topr 

in  way  ofexeufi,  to 

cafe,  Paff.  to  be  blam 


C  E  D 

n,  t,  «m.  tdj.  flat  c^n  burn^ 

,  ae,  f,  ajmaii  J^Ua 
\^t  i^me.  a4v.  warily, 
*f^^b>  fubtiily^  advijediy, 
,  Uifureiy 

•  2*  f«  aprcivijten,  m  tautioti. 
uramcti  or  ffcurity 

eris,  m.  ajearing-iren 

'Of  as.  to  cauterize 

ii.  f.  a  ragred  rock,  a  crag 

adv.  rvarily 

onis.  f.  iz  caution,  care,  a 
hill,  or  obHgaiion,  Jecurity, 
tnty.  Sec, 

oris.  m.  «»  ajfurer,  a  war* 
\apr9vtdery  or  f^A^r  of  ear e, 
^  many  tbat  loih  about  him 
eHfimp.  it  is  provided,  taken 

9,  qm.  adj.   or,  coinp.  Hi. 

fqp.  Aihvcly,  ivary,  pro^ 
r,  circMm^peS,  fubtil,  well- 
id,    cautious,    or     canteUus, 

i.  A.  «  W^  or  ho'low 
I,   um.  adj.  ita'/ww,  full  of 

•  n.  tf  kolkw  place 

CbefirelS, 

tif.  pt,  giving  place,  retiring, 
back,  falling  off 
imp.  c^^  jffVi^ 
B,  ceffi,  cdTum.  n.  to  give 
to  depart,  to  leave,  and  quit 
ir,  irc«  te  give  ground,  to 
,  tofubmit^  to  obey»  to  yields 
Hona  the  better,  to  fucceed, 
t,  chance,  or  fall  out,  to  go, 
V  backy  to  give  up,  deliver 
rejignf  to  he  injitad  of,  to 
( #7,  ta  deffi,  or  leave  of    j 


C  E  L 

Cedo,  i,  pi,  cedite,  give  me,  tell  me, 
Jhexv  nu,  both  in  the  ftngular, 
and  plaral  number 

Cedrinus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  cedar 

Cedrium,  i.  n.  oil  of  cedar 

Ccdnip,  i.  f.  theciJar  tree 

Celandus,  a,  um.  pt.  tobecsnceakd 

Cclans,  tis.  pt.  diffemhling,  concealing 

Celator,  oris.  m.  a  concealer 

Celatus,  a,  una,  pt,  concealed,  kept 
Secret,  hidden,  hid,  kept  clofe 

Cclcber,  m,  ris.  c.  g.  re,  n.  adj. 
or,  comp.  rimus,  fup.  renowned^ 
famous^  thronged,  very  much  fre- 
quented^  amorous 

Celeberrjipe,  adv.  very  frequently, 
^fryfamoujly,  or  folemnfy 

Celebrandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  folem- 
nizedt  or  praifed 

Celebrans,  ris.  celebrating 

CcJcbratio,  o»is.  f.  reputation,  re- 
nown,  a  celebration,  or  fohmnixing* 
an  affimbly,  or  company 

Celfbrator,  oris.  m.  a  fetter-forth 
of  public  plays 

CJflsbratus,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp. 
Himus,  fup.  renowned,  famous, 
muchfpoken  of,  or  pubUJhed,  men- 
tioned nuith  honour,  much  haunted, 
or  frequented,  of  great  folemnity 

Celebris,  vide  Celeber 

Ceiebritas,  atis,  f.  renown,  good 
name,  repute,  good  report,  great- 
nefs  in  the  world,  credit,  afolemn 
aji'emtly,  a  folemnity,  a  frequent 
refort 

Celebto,  as.  adl.  to  frequent,  to  eele* 
brate,  to  folemr.ixe,  to  commend, 
and praife grea'fy,  to fet forth,  to 
make  famouSf  to  record,  to  have  in 
ejiimaticn,  to  exercifi  and  perform 
frequently y  to publ ()?_,  iu  a  bad  (^mfe 

Cvlfbror.  ari^.  r-i-?'.  (q  be  freqwtnted. 


C  E  L 

Celer,  m.  ceteris,  c.  g.  celere,  n« 
or,  comp.  rimus,  fup.  ifimus, 
ftoift,  fpfedyjflert,  affive,  nhnblr, 
fudden,  immature,  brifk^  airy^ 
light,  jbort 

Celerandus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  buJUn,  of 
b^  hafiened 

Cel(\rans,  tis.  pt .  bafiening 

C^Shanter,  idem  quod  celeriter, 
Jwifilyt  fpeedily 

Cellratjm,  eutv,  in  hafie 

Ceieiaius,  a,  um.  pt.  besetted 

C^leres,  frght  horfe 

C'^l^rjpcs,  cdis.  zd'ufwfi  of  f^t, 
Cic.  Att.  9,  7.  QfAufoji.  Far. 

C?lSritts,  atis.  f,  qukkneft,  cekriiy^ 
fwiftnefsy  fpeed,  hafie 

Ca^rlftcr.  adv.  qtiiekh,  fwiftfy,  fiim^ 
bfy,  bafltfyy  witbjfted,  fy-amg-iy, 
e'er  long,  fuddenly,  fhorthf 

CelJ^rids,  adv,  comp. 

C2!?rinfcul^,  adv.  famemhat  quickfy 

Ceifro»  as.  a6^.  to  hajhn  a  tmng 

Celcrrime,  very  quickly 

CeJes,  etis.  tn.  a  h9rfiman,  one  that 
rides  on  horfeback  in  public  fports 

CSIeofma,  atis.  n.  tbejhout,  or  noife 
which  mariners  make,  Bo-vp 

Cifleuftes,  ».  m.  the  boatfwain 

Cella,  ae.  f.  a  cellar,  orftar^'boufe, 
a  buttery f  a  pantry,  a  monk^S'Cell^ 
a  chamber  for  fervants,  a  private 
place  in  a  bath  to  wafb  in  \  a  chape% 
til  a  temple  \  a  homy-comb,  a  place 
in  tbefinos,  in  cujuv  aditu  fcorta 
proftabant,  ciim  titoHs  infcriptis ' 

Cellaria,  ae.  f.  a  woman  butler 

Cel)ai-)s,  e.  adj.  pertaining  to  a  cellar 

Cellarlum,  i.  n.  a  cellar 

Cellarius,  u  m,  a  butler 

Celltila,  ae.  f.  a  tittle  cellar 

Cclo,  &a,  to  bide»  tl  wuj^t  «^^^\52rv 


C  E  N 

Celor,  aris.  to  he  concealeJ,  Sec, 
Celox.ocis.  f,  a  briganttMe,  or  yacht ^ 

a^y  boat,  pinnace^  or  loberry 
Celsitas,  at  is,    f.  loftinefs^    baugb- 

tinejt^  height 
CeJsitudo,  inis,  f.  bighfiefs,  nobility, 

excellency 
Celfufl,  a,  um.  adj.  or.  comp.  ffi* 
mua,    fup.  ereii,    upright,   noble, 
exalted,   brave^  courteous,    high, 
tall^  lofty,  fiaUly 
Cen(kapbiura,   i.  n.  an  emptf  mo- 
numetitfit  up  in  honour  of  the  dead, 
a  cenotaph,  Serv, 
Ccnfa,  orum.  p\.  fub/lance,  renMtues 
Cenfens,  tis.  pt,thiniing,determutif^ 
CenTco,  ere,  ui,  um.  to  thinik,fupp^, 
imagine,  or  judge,  to  be  of  opinion, 
to  Jkew  bit  opinion f  to  be  in  the 
mind,  to  vote,  or  gi-ve  hisfuffrage, 
to  refolve  in  a  parrtamentary  way, 
to  tax,  levy,  rate,  eefs,  or  ajfeft, 
at  the  cen fori  did  the  people,  to  pay 
the  rate,  or  cefs,  or,  at  Uaji,  to 
inroll,  ox  fetdviun,  in  order  to  pay, 
to  judge,  or  take  an  eft:mate  of ,  to 
he  angry,  or  difpleafed,  to  cenfure, 
or  reprove 
Cenfeor,  eris.  to  be  numbred,  muf" 
tered,  valued,  priced,   taxed,    or 
cejj'edy  &c. 
Cen/eor,  cris.  dep.  to  inroll  in  the 
cenfoT^i  table,  to  reckon,  or  account 
CenH,  fubfidy-men 
Cenfio,  oil's,  f.  a  punijhing,  or  «»- 

Jure,  a  rate 

(^ensjtor,  oris.  tn.  anaffeffor,  41  fur- 

veyor  of  lands  j  alfo  aflewardthat 

keeps  account 

C^enfor,  oris.  m.  he  who  evented  the 

Qenfus,  inflituted  by  Servius  Tul- 

//i/5.   They  were  to  cenfure,  and 

ptioi/h  evil,  and  indecent  man- 

fiich  45  the  law  took    no 


CEN 

eognizance  of,  by  degrading  the 
.fenators,  and  knights,  and  dis- 
francbifing  the  coiAmonalty. 
They  had  the  care  of  public 
buildings,  .  bridges,  and  ways, 
making,  and  abrogating  certain 
laws,  ^f.  It  is  alfo  taken  for  a 
cenfurer,critic^  or  other  fever  e  perfon 

Censotius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining  to 
the  cenfor,  or  bis  office.  Met.  cen- 
foriout^fevere,  grfrve 

Ccnfualis,  e.  adj.  rateable 

Gensura,  ae.  f.  the  cen!orJbip,  or  of- 
fice of  a  cenfor,  cenfure,  reproof,  a 
reprimand,  apattern,  or  example, 
authority  to  determine  ^concerning 
manners,  punifiment,  judgment,  or 
cenfure  of  others,  em  effny,  or  proof, 
difcipline,  feveri*y 

Cenfus,  a,  um.  pt.  eeffed,  taxed, 
rated,  valued,  regiftred 

Cenfus,  us.  m.  the  valuation  of  every 
mans  cfiafe  the  regiflring  himfelf, 
his  years,  triie^  famijy,  prafeffion, 
wife,  children,  fervarts  j  a  ceffing^ 
valuing,  or  muftcring  the  perple ; 
a  tribute,  tax,  or  fuhftdy,  to  be 
levied  according  to  mens  efiates. 
Meton.  a  fubfldy-book,  a  marCs 
eflate,  wealth,  or  yearly  revenue 

Centaurea,  ae.  f.  i.  n.  id,  ccntau- 
reum,  the  herb  centory 

Centaurus,  \.  vex.  a  centaur,  a  feigned 
creature,  half  a  man,  and  half  a 
bor/e,  the  fagittary,  the  name  of  a 
Jhipin  Virgil 

Centenarius,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  hundred 

Centenus,  a,  um.  adj.  an  hundred 

Centcfima,  x,  f.  intered  of  one  in 
the  hundred  every  month,  or  twelve 
^er  cent.  But  others  fay,  an  bun- 
S^  per  cent,  yearly 

Cental TWi.  u^.  ^t\.  Ccntefimare,  tc 


C  E 

'     of  a  hundred,  Jul.  Cif 

Centesimus,  a,    um.  a<f 

dredth,  an  hundred foL 

tedma  fruge,    with  i 

fold  inereafe,  Ph'n. 

Centiceps,  cipTtis.    adj. 

headed 
Centics,  adv.  an  hundred 
indtfnitehyi  over  and  vt 
CentTmanus,  i.  m.  hur.dn 
CentlTnodia,  ar.  f.  knot-gr 
Centjfpeda,  z.  f,  wvm  \ 

Centtpeilio,  onit.  m.  the  1 

deer 
Cento,  5pis.  m.  patched 

ferowd  to  keep  offlones. 
Centralis,  e.  adj.  centrals 
Centrofus,  a,  um.  adj./tfi 
Centrum,  i.  n.  -  the  point  i\ 

of  any  round  thing,  tbet 

circle,  the  flsnding  foot  i 

paffes 
Centum,  adj.  indecl.  pi.  a 
Centamgeminus,  a,  um. 

handed 
CentumvTralisy  e.  adj.  ^ 

the  eeritumviri,  or  Imndi 
Centumviri,  orum.  pi.  m. 

ctmmijfioners,  chofen  to  b 

civil  cau  'es  amnng  the  pet 

every  tribe  three 
CentunciilDS,  i.   m.  a  f 

verlet,  a  borfe'Chtb 
Centuplex,  icis.  adj.  a  hit 
Cento plicit^,  adv.   an  hia 

double 
Centuplo,  as.  a£t.  to  iwh 

dreds 
Centuplos,  a,  am.  adj.  t 

times  as  many 
Centupondium,  i.    b.  « 

lUiiglt 

V^Ctaturia,  ae.  f.  g  cmnfa\ 


)  K 

ten,  afvhdivlfion  of 

le  into  centurieiy  or 

dred  in  a  Jhirey  or 

•d,  or  noa^ntake,  a 

dredyeats 

.  by  hundreds 

m,  a  captairi* i  place 

m.  pt.  r4gijfrejf  or 

lumber  of  the  bun' 

MO  hundreds 

n.    a   cemttr/ortf  a 

hundred  fwtmeny 
\de  a  cohort 

to  divide  into  C9m» 
ie  fields  into   two 


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PER 


m .  a  captain* sffofe 
,  a  Koman  momy, 
'  fefierces,   tin   <fc- 

(ix  /})i(Iings»  and 
our  money 
on 

n  onion 
onion  bed 
,  the  hesd'Ocb 
'f  head  ^b 
I.  cephalic 
fving  a  great  head 
d  of  cnions 
.    Meton.   letters^ 
\s,  and  note-bochy 
th  itiax,  and  writ 
njiyle^  the  bufi  of 

ufed  to  be  fet  in 
'emen,  tofbew  the 
\mify.  Alio  enamel, 
•»'»  ^p^gefOxfid( 
trtment  itt  a  honey- 
b 

man  ivax-chandler 
oney,  the  fee  for 
feal  mnney 
JUX' chandler 


CerafinuS;  a,  utn.  zd}»  of  a  cherry, 

I  eJco-our 
CSrafium,  i.  n.  a  cherry^ 
Cerafter,    a?.  .«  Jerpent   with  fonr 

pair  bfloms      ' 
Cerat'um,  i.  n.  ^  ceraAi^,  i.  m.  a 

<herry 
"Corafus,  i.  f.  a  cherry-tree 
C2iat7nus,    a,  um.    adj.  fopbifttcal^ 

intricate 
Ccratiim,  i.  n.  a  cere-cktb 
Ceratiifa,  se.  f.  a  'Waxing 
Cera  tut,  a,  urn.  pt.  tuaxei,  tittered 

toith  %eax 
Cerberus,  u  m,  the  infernal do^  that 

is  feigned  To  bwoe  three,  fometimes 
I  CO  beads 
Ccfdo,  3nts.  fn.  a  cobfir,  a  currier, 

a  taimer,  or  pnt^,  Cic, 
C2!realia,  um.  rt.  pi.  feafti  to  the 

go/defs  Certs 
'Cerc^afis,  c.  tdj.  pertainliig  to  Cetei, 

otcorffy  beloMfng  (0  (ajlenance,  and 

fo^i  ^bat  tVbere  of  by  tad  is  made 
Cer^dluffi,  i.   n,  the  cerebellum  in 

the  hinder  fart  of  the  head,  brains 
CefebrSfus,  a,  Cifh.  Sdj".  pjfffondtt, 

hafly,  choleric,  braih-flck,  crawd, 

hair-brained^  luilJ,  mad 
Ce.ebrunj,  i.  rt,  the  brain,  the  bead, 

thefpinal  marrozv,  that  begins  in 

the  brain,  and  rum  dvwn  along  the 

back,  the  pith  o"  a  tree 
Ceremonia,  oe.  f.  Vicfc  ^ae)-em(tt?a 
Ceres,  eris,  f.  thegoddefso^'corn.  Aifo  • 

corny  bread,  food  made  of  corn.  Pott, 
Cerevifia,  ae.  f.  ale,  beer 
Cereus,  a,  um.adj.  ofivayi,  *tvaxcn. 

Me  wax.  lAtt,  foft,  eajy,  pliant, 

yellow t  prone,  apt  to  take  any  form, 

otpape,  greafy 
Cereus,  '\,  m,  a  taax- light 
Ceritico^j  as.  to  make  wtix 


CerYnus,  a,  um.  of  wax-colour 

Cerion,  n.  an  niper,  with  yeSttl^ 
matter 

Cerirus,  a,  um.  adj.  maS^  4lijfraSt4 

Cf rnendb«,  9,  urn.  pt.  to  befien 

Cernens,  tis.  pt.  feeing 

Cerno,  Jh-e.  cf«vi,  eremm.  •&,  Ifr 
fft,  orjierft,  to  range Jlo$ri  toft- 
pareUe,  po  difiirgntp,  /#  SnndH. 
Wef.  ii  difeem,  to  fee,  to  jndge^ 
hnrn^  os  anderfkand,  to  P^e/ilge,  f» 
forefee,  to  riftdve^  to  ieterMhi,  f 
defree,  ti  engage*  «;j<^  't9  J^(bt» 
Cerftei'e  Haeredka^ett,  to  iiOiJr 
upon  an  efiate 

Ctiittff,  eris.  paJF.  to  be  fif^i,  di" 
*^d,  perceived,  ttyed,  *c. 

Cttltto,  as.  a€l.  tojtaep  Vfitbbiifnee 
fsmOord',  to  mnUde,  atidfiew  ffhcks, 
tefihr^O)  one  u^nhn  face 

C^niHi*,  a,  tiih«  Hdjt  banging  eb^iti^ 
bis  bead 

Cerrtmis,  i.  m*  4  n^  dla^eer 

Cercr,  as.'  ad.  to  eire^  w  ^taoM  tfftr. 
Cgror,  aris.  ^ff.tvbBivdsiedvtfrr 

CcrSma,  ath.  n.  an  cil tempered tmtb 

VfOX 

Cerom.ntKus,  ar,  tfift.  tf*].   andi^ted 

loith  ceroma 
Ccirrridli,  a,  uiVi.  tkade  ef  beinhtree 
CerrTtus,  a,  um.  zA],tnad,  fhhiikkp 

our  of  bis  wiii 
Germs,  '\,in,  an  bolm-tree 
Cerumen,  inis.  n,  a  centefi,  a:  rt»- 
troverfy^  debater,  ot  diffate,  a  tried 
effiitft  a  battle,  orfiirntifr^abtftle^ 
or  noife,  baxard,  or  danger,  a 
game,  or  exercife,  an  eefger  fnfjuit„ 
the  tihigjhivenfor,  Cie,  * 

Certans,  tis.  pt.  contending 
Certatim,  adv.  earr.ifilyt  eagerly 
Certariov  5nii.  f.  a  ft  riving,  or^wr- 


glir.g^  an  vmXoXvm^  ixtrct^*.  *J 


^>»- 


C  E  R 

Pcrtator,  oris.  m.  one  tb^  contends 
Certatur,  imp.  there  it  aftrife,  quar- 
rel, or  diferenee 
Certaturos,  a,  am.  pt,  about  toflrive, 

or  contend 
X^ertatus,  Cii.  m.  a  wreflling 
.Certatus,  a,  um.  pt./n'vfff 
^^e,  adv.  certainlfffureiy,  undoubt' 
edfyt  voitboutf^il, Jure  enough,  at 
leaft.  After  a  qudlioo,  jtm.  After 
an  obje^lion,  true,  right 
Ccrtioro,  as.  a^.  to  give  notice 
.Certio^or,  .aria.  paiT.  to  have  notice 

given 
X3crtd,.  adv.  certainty,  furely,  affuredly 
.Certo,  a3.  ad.  to  vie  with  one,  to 
fight f  to  bicker,  to  quarrel,  to  con- 
tefi,  to  try  mafieria,  to  be  mighty 
eamefi,  to  plot,  qr  beat  hit  br^i 
Certus,  a,  um.  adj.  o;-,  comp.   ffi- 
JHus,  fup.  certain,  Jure,    dijlinff^ 
determinate,feparfite,  fecurtdfrim, 
fteady,ftout,  firm,  trufy,  faithful, 
.  particular,  peculiar,  proper,  con- 
.^fem'ent,    unerring,    never-miffing, 
refolved,  determined,  manij^tfio- 
terious,  well  known 
Cerva,  ae.  f.  a  deer 
Cervariusy  a,  vun.  adj.  belonging  to 

fifiH 
Cervical,  ahs.  n.  apillar,  or  bolfier, 

a   mght'cap,    a  cravat  to  voear 

about  the  neck 
Ccrvicula,  ae.  f .  a  little  neck 
Cervinus,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  belong' 

ingtoaftag,  or  hart 
fLerviHa,  ae.  f.  fee  cercvifia 
Cervix,  Tcis.  f.  the  neck,  and  fome- 

timei  the Jhoulders,  In  plur,  Abfcin- 

dere  cervicibus  caput,  to  cut  off 

the  bead  from  the  Jhoulders^  Cic. 
Perula,  as.  f.  ^  little  wax 
Quifffa,  ae,  U  \pbitt  had 


C  E  V 

CerufsatuSy  a,  um.  adj.  painted  taith 

cerufe 
Cervus,  i.  m.  a  bartj    ot  flag,  a 

forked fiahe,  or  palifado 
Ceipes,  iiis.  m.  a  turf 
Ceffani,    tis.    pt.   ceafing,  lingring, 

tiring^ fitting,  or  lyingfiill,  having 

nothing  to  do,  Ce  flans  morbus,  the 

gout,  or  any  lingring  difeafe 
Cefsatio,  onis.  f.  fiacknefs,  idlenefs, 

a  truanting,  loitering,  eafe,  fitting 

fiill,    an4     doing    nothings    lying 

fallow 
Cefsator,  oris.  m.  a  loiterer^  a  truant 
Cefiatum,  eff>  imp.  they  have  been 

loitering 
Cefsaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  not  habitable 
Cefsatus,  a,  um.  adj.  ceafed^  given 

out,  unfilled,  having  lainfaUow 
Cefliffl,  adv.  in  giving,  or  going  back 
Ce^Iiojonis.  f.  a  giving,  or  giving  up 
Ceflb,  as.  n.  to  ceafe,  to  give  over, 

,to  leave  off,  to  delav,  to  loiter  Jlay, 

ot  linger,  to  liefiiU,to  have  nothing 

to  do,  to  be  d^cient,  or  wanting 
Cefsurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  yield  to 
Ceftrum,  i.  n^.  Vide  Caerfrum 
Ceftus,  i.  m.  a  marriage-girdle,   the 

girdle  ofyenus^  any  kind  of  band  to 

tie  with 
Cetaria,  drum.    pi.  n.    great  pondt 

near  the  fea-fide 
Cetarius,   a,   itm.  adj.  belonging  to 

vuhaks 
Cetariuk,  i.  m.  afijhmonger 
Cete,  n.  pi.  xik^tzX.  whales 
Cetra,  as.  f.  a  port  buckler 
Cetratus,  a^  um.  adj.  that  ufeth  fuch 

a  target,  or  buckler 
Cetus,  i.  m,  ^i  whale 
Ceu,  adv.  at  it  were,  even,  or  like  au 

Ccu  verp,  at  if 
Cgveos,  tis.  pt.  wagging  the  tail 


C  H 

Ceveo,  ere.  n.  to  wag, 


C  before} 

Chaere,  Godfdveyou 

Chalceas,  a,  um.  adj. 

Chalcographus,  i.  m. 
vetb  upon  brafs,   N 

■  copperplate-printer 

Cbaldaeus,  i.  m.  a  C 
Ant^nom.  an  afiro 
of  nativities 

Chaldaicus,  a,  um.  a 
belonging  to  aftrolog^ 
teltmg 

Chllybeius,  a,  um.  ac 

Chalybs,  ybis.  m.  i 
hard  iron,  fieel,  Mc 
or  other  infimmtnt, 

Chaoufeleon;  ontis.  v 
chameleon,  a  heafl  i 
living  by  the  air,  \ 
himjeif  into  all  colot 
and  red,  Alfo  a  tb 
there  are  two  forts,  v 

Chaos,  n.  accuf,  chaos 
chao,  a  confufed,  t 
heap  of  things^  tl 
whereof  poets  fupp 
Vf  ere  made,  any  dee. 

'bell 

Chara,  ae,  f.  a  fruit 
of  bread 

Characarus,  a,  um.  ac 

Character,  eris.  m.  a 
a  charaSfer,  a  fiyi 
fajhion  of  writing, 
A\\o  a  defcription,  < 
figil,  or  ch.trm,  a  i 
hieroglyphic 

Chara^lerifmus,  i.  m. 
zing,  or  drawing  a 


CHI. 

Ui,  atit,  f.  €bmity,  fee  Cantas 
tc^  WD.  pi*  f,r  I.  Gratis,  /iv 

^  «•  f.  P^p*r\  4MX  ^"^^'^l 
y^tMpomy  or  atbinffUte  of 
91^.  Alfo  «  charter,  a  card ; 

^1  orijpijiMr.  Cbartavirgo,  an 
ipti  that  bgth  never  been  copied 
ElCart,  I,  67.  or,  as  Jun. 
mltib  999tr  keen  read 

91,  a,  um.  1HIA&  ^ff*P^ 
H^  a,  am.  adj.  tf  paper, 
trie  officinz,  paper-milb, 

rt/)epi 
b  t,  nm.  adj.  iMir  •fpaper 
df^hjKciaiDy  i.  n.  a  place  where 
ii^MAm,  9t  writirifs  are  kept, 

"  hjluy  m.  r£«  ff^cr  ^  ribtf 

,  &  f*  acbartel 

M,  i.  m.  a  book-keeper 
M,  um.'  adj.  ictfr,  ir^r^ 
J  Fide  Cams 

yiris.  n.  a  greatgapitigy  or 
r  ^ife  ccrti,  ot  firmament, 

J  Zrnn.  pi.   ft  cr«Ai  cloves  ^ 
■Hfify    or  ^iVef,    l«   hreak  the 
^eftbevster 
ttaiaf,  K.  m.  fui  &  Favoniui, 

n,  yoi.  f.  a  lute,  or  harp 
Itoefosy  W  cberroneftts,  i.  f. 

Ug-itad  unmanwred\  main  Ian  J 
hii^  am  of  the  holy  orders  of 

mdUuMomsfy 

behHf,  i.  &  chiHarcha,  v.  m. 
Wfain  mr  a  thoufandt  a  colonel, 
Imaunder  of  a  thoufand  me* 
■^  adit.  f.  a  thoufand 


C  H  O 

Chifraera,  a  poetical  monfer,  like  a 

Hon  in  the  forepart^  a  dragon  behind, 

and  a  goat  in  the  middle,  Alfo  the 

name  ojfafiip  in  Virg.  of  a  mifi, 

in  Hor. 
Chimzrifer,  ayum.  adj.  produSive 

of  chimera^ t 
Chiragra,  s.  f.  the  band-gmt 
Chirographum,  i.  n.  a  band- writings 

a  billf  or  bond  under  one's  own  hand 
Cbiroroantes,    k.    one  that    tclletb 

fortunet  by  the  lines  in  the  hand  3  a 

chiromancer 
Chir5nSinia,  ae,  f.  akindof  gejhtre 

with  the  hands 
ChirSnSmon,    ontis.    pt.    /hewing 

nimblemotions  vith  hie  hands 
ChirSnSmus,  i.   m.  one   that  ufetb 

mettons  with  his  hands  in  dancing  \ 
CbirStheca,  k.  f.  a  glove,  mittin,' 

or  muff 
Chirotbccarins,  i.  tn.  a  glover 
Cbimrgia,  ae.  f.  the  art  offurgery 
Chlrurgice,  es.  f.  chirurgery 
Chlrurgicuv,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining 

tofirgery 
Chlrargus,  i,  m.  afiirgeon 
Chius,  a,  um.  adj.  of  the  ijland  Scio 
Chi  .'mydatus,  a,  um.  adj.  cloaked    \ 
Cnlamydiila,  x.  f.  a  little  cloak 
Cniamy,  ydl-.  f.  j  cl'jak,a  fcldier'^s 

coat,  e  ru-tity  or  lodfe   coat  to  be 

wcrn  cu.-r  the  veft,  or  doublet,  a\ 

woman^s  gown,  or  mantle,    Alfo 

a  child's  garment 
Cholera,  ae.  f.  cbcUr,  Alfo  tbeillnefs 

oftbi  Horr.achfivitb  afiux  and  vomit 
Cfauiericui,    a,    um.   adj.   troubled 

itfith  cboUrf  choleric    - 
Chui3gium,    i.   n.    the  tiring,   or 

drejjing- room   in  play-houjts^    the 
■    p!ay*'ri  apt'.ircl,  and  furniture  of 

tve  jiugCy  &c.  Jr«/j,  or  ornament 
Cii'JMules,  X.  mi  a  minftrel 


CIB 

ChoranJiftria,  ae.  f.  ajbe  nuttfirel 
Chorda,  ae.  f.  a  firing  of  an  harp; 
or  aiy  other  fitch  infiruamit.    In 
geometry,  the  right  Una,  wSech  is 
drawn  within  atty  arch,  or  pioce  •/ 
a  circle  ',  Hinc  Anglic^,  a  card 
Chorduf,  a,  um.  adj.  Vide  Cordus 
ChSrea,  a>.  f.  a  ball 
ChSrSgraphia,  «.  f.  a  defirijaioa  of 

a  country 
Chordgraphus,  i.  m,  a  dejcribtr  of 

countries 
Chorui,  1.  m.  a  company  of/agtrtp 
or  dancers,  a  fuire,  a  contain,  a 
concert,  a  band,  or  company  ofmmp 
any  company,  or  affembly 
Chrifma,  atis.  o.  cbrifm 
Chriftianifmus,  i.  ra.  chnfiia$ity 
Chriftianus,  i.  m.  a  cbriftian 
ChrifligJnut,  a,  um.  born  efChrifi 
Chriftiputeos,  tis.  pozoerfil  in  Chrifi 
Chrdmaticufl,  a,  um.  adj.  afoftmn 

^ffi^n 

ChrSnka,  orum.  pi.  n.  Chronic&a 
Cbr5nicu8,  a,  um.  adj.  chronical 
Chronicus,  1.  m.  a  chrtnoleger 
CiirdnSiSgia,  s.  f.  chronology 
Chr6n3l6gus,  i.  m.  a  chronoleger 
Chrysalis,  f,    a   worm,    of  which 

comes  the  butterfly 
Chryfanthcmura,   i.  n.   crow-foot, 

with  yellow  fiowers 
Chrys5colla,  ae.  f.  borax 
Chrysolithos,  i.  m.  a  chryfolito 
Chryfos,  i.  m.  gold 
Chylus,  i.  m.  a  white  juice  coming 

of  meat  digtfiedin  tkefiomaeb 


C  befire  I. 

Cib:ii8,  e,  adj.   of  or  belonging  r» 
meat,  qx  fod  1 


c  i  c 


Gibinti  -oniiQ.  pL  n.  /W,  meati 
viffagUffor  man^  cattle ffi/bts,  tSfc. 

CSUwrwai,  i.  n.  tbeftCMdfert  offiaur. 
Jdfofiod 

Cibarias,  a,  lun.  fl()j.  f/ertduMtng  to 
mutt^-»t  vi&i/alMy  ot  to  cemmMjfood 

Cibaturus,  z,  um.  pt.  aiout  to  jeett 

CibiUWy  Cs.  m.  vUfuaitinfy  fuod, 
fufienance,  provifion  ;  the  ftedin^f 
or  fgtttmng  of  cttttie 

Cibo,  as  z&.Jofeed,  nourxjh^  cr flittin 

CZboriiiniy  i.  n.  Property,  tbt  Egyp- 
tian hean,  that  frtnvs  6uiky  cut  of 
iff  ^,  «  large  drinking  cup,  Itkf 
tbatlfesrt,  or,  perhaps,  made  cf  it 

Cibusy  ).  m.  meaty  ary  kirdafvic- 
tueils, fifed.  Met.  increafe,fieurifb- 
tnent.  £  flamma  cibum  petere,  to 
do,  or  jufer  any  thing  fir  a  meafs 
meat,  Tei. 

Ci'iidM,  iP.  f.  a  fautereUe^  or,  m 
•r/5>^M,  kalm  -cricket.  Per  AnCoQom. 
d  had  pott 

CTcitCfKO,  as.  i.  /»  ^«/  «p,  to  cica- 
trize,  tfffiin 

Cicfitrrc&fus,  a,  um.  adj.  full  of 
chidps,  or  gtijhes 

CicatrTcuJj,  iK.  t.  a  little  fear 

Cicatrix,  Tcis.  f.  a{Cttr,feam  »f  a 
vvouttd,  a  chop  in  the  bough  vf  a 
tiee.  Met.  a  rent,  or  patch  in  afijoe, 
the  hat  chirks  in  a  graven  itnage, 
wherein  the  gilding  jfticks 

Ciccum,  i.  n.  at  cicum,  tH  ftin  in 
apomgranate,  that  parts  the  kernels* 
JViefspb.    a  thing  of  nought,    a 
prau\  a  rujh,  a  fw^  8cc, 
Ciccr,  cf.s.  II.  vetck:s,  chich-peafe 
Cug^a,  ae.  f.  pulfefi- fodder 
Ckercula,  ae.  f.  little  ckichcs 
CichSrcutr,  i    r.  the  herb  fuccory 
Cjconi;»,  a;.    .  c ff^rk 
^''"i/ii    Urs.   omti,  gen.   adj.   tame 


C  I  N 

CTcurio,  is.  ire.  to  cluck  like  a  hen 
C^ciiru,  as.  AtX.  to  nuike  tame 
CwfiUi,  ae,  f.  am  kerb  much  like  our 
hemlock',  a  kivd  f  hellebore.  Met. 
d/bepberd's  pips,  toefpacs,  or  dij' 
tance  in  canes,  and  rteth  bettvixt 
ttvo  knots 
Ci<iarii,  is.  f.  a  turbant 
Cusns,  pt.  rai/ing,  or  fiirrin^  up 
'^Cieo,  es,   Ivi,  ituis,  ierc.   aeh  n 
nkive,  to  fiir,  M  incite^  cauje^  or 
make,  ta  provoke,  and  egg  .one  on, 
tp  roufe,  to/:ar.monj  .to  tail,  to  caU . 
upon,  or  inuok:^  to  udme,  tc  reptl, 
ut ' drive  bsck 
Cieor,  £ri.  palf.  u  be  Mined jup 
Cifra,  a!,  f.  a  cphtr 
Ci acinus,  a,  um.  sdj.  e/hair-cJoth 
Cilicium,  ii.  ji.  hair-ciitb 
Cilium,  ii.  n.  tie  utmoji edge  nf  4he 
eye-lid,  Alfo  the  bait  s  of  the  eye-  lids 
CiHuoes,  um.  pJ.  m.  amnftreli  ufing 

filthy,  and  uncUan  gsjiures 
Clio,  onis.  ni.  one  that  hath  an  head 
with  a  fnarp  crown  like  a  j'ttgar' 
locf,  oi  that  hath  a  great  ferebieady 
or  that  is  beet/e-broti'id 
Cimex,  i.is.  m,  a  kind  of  ft^crm  in 
ivoodj  or  paper,  a  chinch,  or  bagg 
ClfmuHa  terra,  fullers-earth 
Ctaxatcuf,   a,   um.    adj.    tumitoa, 

leacherous,  bawdy 
Cin^edulus,  a,  um.  a  little  wanton 
Cinzdus,  i.  m.  a  gelded  youth,  a  ca- 
tamite,  one  abufed  againfi  nature, 
m   wanton  dancer,    or  fibewer  of 
tricks,  a  tumbler :  Alfo  afifj)  all. 
onjcr  yellciv 
Cinara,  a*,  f.  an  artichoke 
Cincinnatus,  a,  um.  that  bath  airkd 

hair 
Cincinniilas,  i.  ni.  a  little  lock 
JCincinnus,  i.  m.  a  curled  lock 


M,  that  'ittili cmz  to bar.d\  Cia^i^uvVis,  v,  ixv,  a  fiort  coat 


t  iii 

CinfloriuiB,  i.  n..  agirjdle,  dk 
Cinftura,  a».  f.  a  girding 
Cioaua,  a,  um.  pc.  mhd»  e 

pojed,     bejet   vutb^  pm 

twrnnaed 
Cindlas,  us.  m.  a  wen't  ffi^. 

this  ia  rot  obCcrved  io  aat 

Ajfo  a  fimtsooi  prdd  a 

bdvif}  thepaps^  a  drefs,  tstgt 
Cindlurus,  a,  um.  ^mad^  asd. 

to  fight,  orgrirt 
CiucUcio,    ere,    feci,  hOam 

briag  to  a/bei 
Cincfadus,   a,   um.  pt.  tvH 

ffi^h  in£i»trattd 
Cli.eraceuSy  a,  um;  a^.  tf  «f 

colour 
CTnSuiia^  Wrum.  ph  s.  ^4 

»ffday 
Cjfneranus,   i.  ift.  a  tire  ara»,.< 

makes  dreffu  for  vomen^  Otjk 

them 
Cineieus^   i,  un.  a^,  o^«^ 

afics,  o;'afi  colmr 
Ciaerrciuc^  il,  um.  adj.  AtfiA) 

or  roaftedundtt  afitet 
Cinerofus,  a,  xsm,  fulUf  afkgi 
Cmgeodusj  a.  um.  pt.  If  if  ^1 

paffcd,  w  girded  about 
Cingens,  tis.  pt.  tyi/ig  reud,  MJ 

Cingillus,  i.  kn.  a  Ttttk  girMt    i 
Cingo,  ^re,  x\,  Qn,m,  ad. 
0b9ttt,  to^rdf  to  JOrhiiaif 
fend,  to  Jurround,  or  «» 

abntt 
Cingor,  x.  paff.  ttr  be  gkt-^, 

furreunded,  iecfbefiniit 

airtd»  Si  btjcfoed,  or  '  ^ 
CinguU,  ae.  f.  aghnh 
Cingulutn,  i.  n.  agirdle,  or, 

baud,  tke  bridisgiffih  ^ 


R 

)  the  fi'vt,  rones,  or 

I.  a  curUr   of  hairy 

r 

f.l.  m.  Httle  //«, 
n«  oi  the  plagues  of 

m.  ft  f.  ajbtiy 
:?ndtrs.  Alfo  Met. 
i  mtmory  of  the  dead 
f  Ctnnabaris,  is.  f. 
feft  re^Jfone,  called 
leaiy  vermitionjar.d 
word  cinopw,  i.  e, 
from  the  cof'rttr 

a,  um.  adj.  made 

1.  n.   the  dnnamon- 
n^n  itfeif 
dem 

a   mingle-mdngte^  a 
medkjy  a  plaiting 
(eekXf  and  curls 
,  to  /lir,caU,  orexcifi 
cipher 

t  paiiffdo,  or  fidrp^ 
fiackks  to.  put  the 
s  in,  a  grave-ftcttiy 
a  little  hill,  or  mark 
w,  or  goal 
n.  ace.  abMt^  It  is 
^ce,  perftmSf  things^ 
in  bts  company,  con'" 
,  more,  or  lefs,  mghy 
Htrd  by,  in.  Circa 
ihout,  fiear,  or  in  hii 
\,  4.  Ponitur  &  ad< 
rver^  nbberi,    iround 

idi,  yuv,  garnet,  or 
refilingt  or  running, 
I  the  circus.  Alio 
►  great  borfes,  tilts, 
.  or  tourhawunts 


C  1  R 

Circenfis,  e.  af'j.  '/,  or  h^hpgirgto 

the  riicus,  oi  place  offXttrc/fe 
Circei,  itis.    m.  an  hoop,  or  ring, 

a  fort  of  olives 
Circinatio,  oni«.  f.  an  orbicular  mo' 

ti-.n,  a  turning  round:  a  mcafuring 

tvith  the  oowpajfes 
Circin^{u9,    a,   um.  pt.    compajptd, 

rounded 
CircinO;  as.  aft.  to  make  a  circle,  to 

c^mpafs  roundj  to  turn  round 
Circinor,  aris.  paH*.  to  be  meafured, 

bycompajjes,  Plin,  16,  38 
Circinus,  i,  m.  a  pair  of  compaffes, 

A!fo  the  pAnglts 
Circiter,    prxp.   cum.    ace.    ahout, 
.  nigh  unto.  It  denotes,  time^place, 

number.    Adverbialiter.    Circicer 

pars  quinta,  Sail. 
Circlas,  i.  m.  pro  ci<-culus,  a  hoop 
Circueo,    nel  clrcumeo,   ire,    ivi, 

itum,  to  go  abciit 
Circuitio,  vel  circumitio,   Snis.  f. 

a  circuit,  going  the  rounds  in  a  ciy, 

or  camp,  fetching  a  compafs 
CircQitor,  oris.  m.  the  night  watch, 

a  pedlar 
Circuitus,  a,    um.    pt.  gone  about, 

of.  cofnpajjt'd  round 
Circiilans,  tis.  pt.  turning  i^is  head 

.  round,  Paring  about  htm,  Cic. 
Circdiarisy  e,  acj.  round,  circular 
Circillatifh,  adv.  in  a  circle 
Circulator,   5ri«.    m.    any   hawker 

for  gain 
Circulatorius,  a,"  um.  adj.  helungirg 

to  Jit  oilers,  m,untibjnks,  &c 
Circiilatrix,  Tcis.  f.  ajhe-gyf>jy,  Sec. 

a  flr6lUr 
Circulo,  a«.  to  irtviron,  to    compajs 

ahcut,  to  inclrcle,  to  j^are  rounu, 

and  net  mind  'vnhat  is  Jaid,  Cic. 
Circulor,  a;  is  dfp.  to  m-'et  in  com- 

panics^  t<,  run  to  audjn,  to  bg^uik 


C  I  R 

alcut,  to f  roll 
Circulus,   i.   m.  ar  orb^  circle,    or 

compajs,  a  ring^  an   hap,  a  com' 

pany  cfmenfar.ding  together.  Alfo 

a  round  cake,  a  plain  fgure  loitba 

round  circumference^  to  ivhicb  all 

the  lines  drawn  frcm  the  antre  are 

e^ual 
Circum,    prxp.   cum    ace.     about, 

rcund  abour^  nvith,  or  in  company 

ivith.  Adverbialitcr   liltoic   cir- 

ciim,  yirg. 
Circuma£lio,cnis.  f.  a  turning  round 
Circuma£lus,  a,  um.  pt.  turned  round 
C:rcuma£)us,  us.  tn.a  turningiout:d 
Circumagendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  ivhirlj 

Or  to  be  whirled  about 
Circumagens,  lis.  pt.  turning  round 
Circumagfi^ratus,  a,  um.  ^t,  heaped 

about i  Liv.  covered  oi/cr,  Plin, 
Circumaf^Sro,  as.  adl.  tobeapaioi'- 
Circumago,  cie,  egi,  a^lum.  a6l.  /:> 

turn  around,     to  turn^    or  hvLh. 

about,  to  purfue,  chafe,  or  dm" 

one  about 
Circunsagor,  i.  aftus.  paflT.  to  be  car  • 

ried,  or  zvhirled  at?out.    Nil  opu-: 

ct^  t:*  circi'mag',  y:u  vted  not  p» 

rou^d,  or  out  tfyour  'Way 
Circuinambulo,  a.s.  a£l.  cum.  accuf. 

to  ivai'k  round  about 
CircMmaro,  as.  aft.  to  plough  rourJ 

about 
CircurnafpiciOjcre,  exi,  cftum.  aft. 

to  lock  rcund  about 
Circumcidancus,    a,   um.    ad;,  tut 

about.  Circumcidanciim  muflum> 

i^ine  of  the  lajl  prejf:ig,  Oto 
Ciicurricidendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  cut. 

or  circumcifed.  Met.  to  befo}bidd:n 
Circumcldo,    2re.  di,  fum.    aft.  /^ 

cut  abdut,  to  cinameijey  to  la^^  *^ 

prune  trees.  VAe.  to  jcdnvti^  v.t 
takz  ojf,  to  take  a-Aojj^  10  ^'sx\a^ 
t\  ^* 


C  IR 

dircumcingens,   tis.  pt.  tampajfmg 

round 
CircumcingO;  crr^   xi,  turn.  acl.  to 

compafs  round f  Sil.  lO,  2. 
Circiimcirca,  aHv.  on  a  eryjide 
Circumcise,   oAs.br'tffiy 
Circunricino,  onis.  i,circumcifion 
Circumcifuia,  x.  f.  a  cuttings  or  in- 

cijion 
Circumcifiif,    a,   um.    pt.    pruned^ 

iopt.    Met.  cut,    or  pared  atvay, 

ai-c.'ded,  Jhortf  circumdfed 
Circi:mi-i«iudo,erc,  fi,  fum.  aft.  to 

inclofe  rcunJ 
Cir^  urr.claudor^  i,  fus.  paflC  to  be  in* 

clo'ed,  &c, 
Circumcludo,  ere,  fi,   fum.  aft.  to 

inc'o.'e  round,  to  incompafs,  to  tern  in 
Circumcludor,  i.  paiT.  to  be  inclofed 

round 
Cirnimciurus,  a^  um.  pt.  Jbui^  and 

ilojedin 
Cir«  uzncS!o,    ere,   ui,    cultum.   to 

dwell  nigh  jome  place 
Circumculco,  as.  aft.  to  trample  all 

cvtr 
Circunacurfans,  tis,  running  about 
Ciicumcurfo,  as.  to  run  up  anddvcun, 

hither  and  thither 
Ciicumdandus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  fur- 
rounded 
Civcunida'us,  a,  um.  pt.  compajjtd, 

ini/ironedf  armed,  cUd 
C.rcumdo,    as,    dcdi,  datum,    aft. 

to   ccmpafs   abcut^  to  in\;iron,    or  1 

inclofe,  to  c/afpfafl  about  I 

'Circismduco,   t-te,   xi.   aft.  to   lead 

about,  to  abolifh,  or  erafe,  toeancel, 

or  dra'W  a  line  all  through,  to  de- 
face, to  lead  one  out  of  the  acay^  to 

eheat,  to  impofe  upon»  Circumdu* 

cere  diem,  tofpend  the  day ^  Suet. 
1C;rcumducor,  i.  paiT,  /«  bt  ltd  r^uid 
aUttt  I 


C  I  R 

Circomduftio,   otiis.  f.  a  bringing 

round,  an  amplification,  a  circum- 
ference.   Met.  cbeatiugp  cbeufing, 

coxening 
Circumduftus,  a,  um*  pt,furrouuded, 

wrapped,  or  muffled 
Circomduftus,  fis.  m.  a  circumference 
Circumeo,  ire,  ivi.  aft.  to  go  about, 

or  round  about,  to  incircle,    to  en* 

ccmpafs,  toiwuirom,  ox  furround 
Circumeor,  iri.  pafl*.  to  be  befet,  or 

incompajftd,  incircltd^  or  compajfed 

about 
Circumequiro,  as .  aft.  to  ride  about 
Circfimeundus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  gone 

about 
Circumferens,  tis.  pt.  turning  round 
Circumfeientia,  ae.  f.  a  circnmfertneo 
Circurafero,    tiili.   aft.    to    atrty 

about,  or  in  a  round.  Met.  to  re- 

porty  to  purify  by  luflration 
Circumf(Fror,  erri,  latus.  paiT.  to  he 

carried  round.  Mot,  to  be  reported 
Circum6rmandus,  a,   um.  pt.  to  be 

upheld,  or  fuppcrted  round 
Circumfirmo,  as.  aft.  to  fortify,  and 

make  fir  ong,  on  all f da,  tojupport 

Col.  4,  17. 
ClrcumAans,  tis.  ft.  blowing  on  all 

fidei 
C  rcumflefto,  ere,  xi,  ^cum.  aft.  to 

bend  about,  to  (etch  a  compafs,  tb 

circumfkci  a  word }  as  lAia-a  Mufa 
Circumtlexio,  onis.  f.  a  turning  about 
Circumdexus,  a,  um.  pt.  bowed,  or 

bended  about,  iircumfiex 
CircumAo,   as.  aft.  to  blow  on  all 

Jiues 
Circumfluo,   ere,   xi.   aft.  to  flow 

about,  to  abourdttocomefgctber 
Circumfiuus,  a,  um.adj.  that  flows, 

or  runt  qttout,  fonoed  about 
Circumffidio,  ere,  di,  (Turn.  aft.  to 

dif^  abcut }  circuQufodior^  paiT*  to 


C  IR 

be  £gged  about 
CircnmfSrancmtf  a,  wiu  4, 

up  and  down,  iscarriddt^ 

marka,  Circumfbraoeoi  nci 

a  momitibemlu    CimuBfoW 

ccy  iuiir^  money,  Cic* 
Circiimfontus,a,  um.  fX,kfd\ 
Circuaaibro^  as.  to  bort  round 
Circnmibfrory  orii.  m.  apimn 
CircamfbfaQra,  ae.  f.  a  ei^gm^ 

the  roots  of  trees 
CircumfitOMy  &e.  ui.  afi. » 

chatter,  or  make  a  noife  abu 
Circumfrico,  as.  *€t.  tomb  alt 
Circomfulgeo,  ere,  fi.  t$  ^ 

every  Mo 
Circumfundo,  tx%,  fvdi.  (•■ 

UfmtraUutf  to  oucompnfi 
Circumfuiidor»  di,  foris.  pdC 

Jbed,  or  run  over,  n  waicr 

when  it  boils,  tobofurrmm 
Cupcmnfufas,   a,  am.  pu  am 

^'^h  b''^  round  sbtutt  r 

Jlmn 
Circomgelatos,  a.  um.  yU  j 

aHuper,  Pliji, 
Ctrcomg^mo^  in,  m,  itua.  i 

roar  roundabout,  Cuauasb 
CircumgcftOy  as.  aft.  /•  cearty^ 
Circumgredior,  i.  dep.  to  mid 
CircumgrtflTiis,  <is.  m.  a  ftjl 
OircunijaccnSy  tia.  pt.  ^ 

about 
Ciriuirjaceo,  ere,  aft.  HiA* 
Circumjeftusy  a,  um.  pt.  U4 

fituate  abouty  ae^acem 
Circumiens,  euotis.  pt.  faif  < 
Circumjicio,  ere,  ccip  e&m ' 

en  every  fUle 
Circuuiitio,  Snis.  f.  ggofaf^ 
Circumitaa,  iis.  m.  agtinf^ 

tbift  wey 
Circumlabcoa,  ntit.  pt.  fH 

glitR^  r$gnd  gbtut 


:  R 

am.    pC.    carriid 

a?i,  .lotam^  &  la- 
p^  or  fitw  rmmd 

€t.,  U  tieahut 
i9i,  Ttttin.  to  mnrnnt 
tolardadifawfe 
,  um.  pt.  ktfmeared 
Iiviy  Vif\,  &  lini, 
9  annttif  or  i!tf«^ 

efmeared 
t.  f,  mn  aminting 
}/i/birg^  bttrnrfifing, 
bandtQa  fiSure^ 
■i^ 

um.  pt.  mminttd 
A.uro  circumlitus, 
r  A  ^</,  ^>,  |T0tvff 

lit.  f.  mferipbrafis^ 
irds,  m  circuml^cu" 
'  about  4heMtJb 
ntis.  pt.  fpeaUng 
m 

quQtuty  ic  CoXm, 
f  mnirJt 
I.  pt.  finning  rtund 
ni,  Ifltum.  ai6l.  /» 

It.   f.  fi&f  fii^nig 

am.  ft,fenf  nntul 

(Tilt.  pair. 

e,  ivi.  z€t,fwaii 

a,  oflB.  pt«  «n«/^A/ 

Uft.gmtlj/iektng 


C  I  R 

Ctrctimmukeo,  ere,  fi.  a£l.  r»  firpke 

fi/'iy 

CIrcunimun'o,Tre,iyi,a£l.  to  intrench 
CircummGnior,  iri,  tus.  paff. 
Circummunlcio,  Snis*  f,  tbeinvefiing 

of  a  place 
CircmnmAinTtat,  a,  am.  ift,  guarded 
Circummuranut,a,um^^tfr  tbewa/is 
Circamnafceas,  th,  growing  about 
Circumnafcor,  i.  natut,  dep.  to  grow 

abouty  Plin. 
Circumnavigo,  are.  to  fail  round 
Circumobruo,   Sre,  ui,  iitam.   a^. 

to  cover  over  toitb  earth,  to  overlof 
Circompadus^  a,  um.  pt.  fet  round 


CircumpadanuSy   9,  um.  adj.  about 

the  river  Po 
Circumpango,  ere,  pegi,  padnm. 

ad.  tofef,  w  plant  aU  about 
Circumpavitat,   a,  um.  pt.  faitfed^ 

and  rammed  down  all  over 
Circumpl^det,   um.  pi.   ib»   pages, 

lacfueys,waiterSf  attendanttat  table 
CircumpleAor,   i,   xos.  to  embrace^ 

to  furround,  to  encompafs 
Cifcumplexus,  a,  um.  pt.  furround* 

ingy    environing,    environed,  fur- 

rounded 
Circumplexus,  {xs,  m.  an  embracing, 

or  twining  about 
Circumplicatuf,  a,  um.  p^  twified 

about,  intwined,  infolded 
CircumpITco,  at.  aA.  to  fold,  or  wind 

about f  to  roll,  or  wrap  about 
Cifcumpono,  Sre,  fui,  irnm.  z&»  to 

lay,  or  put  all  about,  Hor. 
Circumodtatio,  onis.  f.  a  drinking 

round 
Circumrado,  ?re,  fi,  t£k,  to  Jbave 

round,  to  fcrape  about 
CircumrSdor,  to  be  fcraped  about 
Circumrano,  oni«.  f.  afcrapitig  off 
Omumictio,  lit,  to  m/aart 


C  I  R 

'  Circamrctitus,  a,  am.  ^X.tMcbei^ 

a  net.  Met.  intangkdy  hampered 
Circumrodo,  ere,  fi,  Aim.  a£l.  f 

gnaw  about,  to  detraB 
Circumroc!or,  i,  lus.  pafl*.   to  be  evil 

fpokenoff,  Hor, 
Circumfcindo,   Sre,   fcTdi,  fcifliim. 

ad.  to  cut  round  about,  Liv. 
Circumfcribendav,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be 

circumfcribed,  bounded,  &c, 
Circumfcribens,  tis.   pt.  circumfcrl' 

bing,  concealing.  Sec, 
Circumfcribo,   ere,  pii,  tum.    ad* 

to  circumfcribe^,  limit,   or   bound. 

Met.  to  comprise  briefy,  to  cheat, 

eoKcn,  over-rea(h,  or  circumvent, 

to  enft  out  of  office 
Circumrcripte,  adv.  clofefy,  briefy 
Circumferiptioy  onis.  f.  abounding, 

or  limiting^  a  cheating,  or  ovet" 

reaching 
Circumiertptor,  oris.  m.  a  cheater 
Circomfcriptos,  a,  um.  pt.   St  adj. 

or,  comp.  circumfcribed,  cmfned, 

difcarded,    ca/hiercd,    laid    apde, 

deceived,  coiitenedf  cheated 
Cifcumfedus,   a,   Um.   pt«  circum- 

cifed,  as  were  the  Jews,  Suet, 
CtrcnmsSdeo,  ere,  di,  (Turn.  ad.  to 

JSt  round  about,  tobejiege 
Circomfedeor,  eri,  flus.  pafl*. 
Circ«msepio,-ire,  pfi,  tum.  «d.  t$ 

inclofe,  or  hedge  in 
Circumfepfut,  a,  um.  pt.  hedged  in,  ' 

guarded 
CircumsJSro,  Sre,  tojow  about 
Cifcumferor,  to  be /own  about 
CircumreiTurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 

[utround,  Lir. 
Circumfeflus,  a,  um.  pt.  beleaguered^ 

fmrrounded,  encompaffed 
Circumsideoy  ere,  ted\>  ^t.^'iinw*  %S1« 

fo  hefit^e ,  ox  blo(V  up 
PiTcamiideoTf  m«  i^%4%  t%Wxw« 

L\  % 


C  I  R 


Cli^mfiJo,  Sre,  fefTiim.  cum.  ace. 
to  lay.Jiige  r^,  ta  tnv.'Ji  a  pLce,  to 
block  It  up 
Cifcunifilio,  ui.  to  leap  about 
C.rcumhrtcJiS,  tis.  ^uf.anding  round 

about 

Circumfiflo,  ere,  fli':i,  ftitum.  aft. 

cum  ace.  tQJiand  about,  to  gathtr 

about,  either  to  ajfuil,  or  drjlnj 

Circumfiflor,  i.  paH*  t<,  be  furrounded 

Circumf.Tius,  a,  um.  zd'j.  feafedy  or 

d*:veUing  round  about 
Circums'juo,    as.  a£l.  /^  found  all 

about f  to  rlr.gagiln 
Circumfonor,  ari.  j.'air. 
CircuTTioaus,  a,  \xm.  founding  nund 

about 
Circiimpendcns,  th.  hanging  round 
Circum(|'e^l<in^,tis.  pt.  tookingrotinJ 
Circuiiiipc^ator,   oris.  m.  one  that 

loctketb  about  him  on  evtrv^de 
Circumfptclairix,  icis.  f.  a  ivoman, 
tohich  koketb  about  on  evtry  Jide 
tf  her 
Circomrpe^e,  aHv    ius.  comp.  ad' 

'uij'dy,  cireumfpefi/yf  icarily 
Cir*.umt"pcdio,  onis.   f.  great  confi- 
derr.rhnt  l-v>kirrg  round  abtut  one, 
circun'fpeFilon 
p!i<iimtycdlo,   as.  z&.  to  hok  about, 

to  confi'ier  a  thing  di'ijrentl^ 
Cirriimrpeclor,  ap.  paA*.  to  be  viewed 

ro.ni 
CircunDipfflus,  a,  um.adj.  ex  part, 
jTmus,  fup.  ait  ivtfe,  prudert^ 
'iL-ary ,  C'rcunifpefty  'watchful. .  Ha  AT. 
rfgardrd,  conjidcredf  dufy  vieijhedj 
(sA  rarius 
Circim-fpcit^o,  ere,  to  fpriv.k'; 


C  I  R 

Circumrpicitur,    iaiperf,    they    Icok 

ahsut  .'^em,  Cic. 
C  rcumAjns.  lis.  j^t.  fanding  abcut 
Circumftantia,  a.  f,  a  circumfiance 
Circumdipacus,  a,  um.  pc.  thronged 

about.  Claud,  guarded  about 
Circomdipor,  ari.  paif.  to  bs  guarded 

about 
Circuir.ftoy^s.  Old.  a£l  tofiandabout 
Circumfliepitus^   a,    um.    pt.  Jur- 

rounded  ivitb  noife 
Circum(lr/.po,  ere,  ui,  Tcatn.  ad.  to 

make  a  noife  on  allies 
Circumttrepur,   i.   paif.  to  be  fur- 
rounded  ivith  noife 
Circumftrudus,  a,uni.  pt,  built  abeut 
OircumfVriio,  ere,  to  build  about 
Circumfurgens,  tis.  pi.  rijing  round 

about 
CTrcumteftus,  a,  um-  covered  round 
Circumt'jgo,  eie,  xi,  dlum.  adt.  to 

cover  alt  over 
C'lrcMTiitenUiSj  firetched  round 
Circunitcxtur,  pt.  woven  tbn^ghont 
Circumtextura,,  x,  f.  a  border 
Circumtinnio,  io found  abaut 
Circumtonvlo,  eic.  to  clip  "ctitrd 
Circuoirohius,  a^  \im.jbjvcd,r'.-:ut 
Circumto  iO,    as,  ui,  Tniin,    a<SV.  to 
ihundtr,  or   mjie  a  great  noifa  on 
every  J:  de 
Circumtremo,  ere,  ui.  a  A.  totremb'e 

all  ovcTy  Liicr, 
Crcumvado,  ere,  fi,  fnm.  adl.  cum 

ace.  to  (ft  upon  on  all  parti 
Circumvajjor,  ari,  to  f^oander 
Circumv:'!gu$,a<um.  aoj.  Kvandering^ 
or    running    rourd  about,  rolling, 
or  fMwA/.Tjf  round 


pircumlpiciens.  tis.  pt.  looking  round.  Cirtumvjl  ."..iiSv-  a,  "»".    pt.  incom- 
Circumfpirio,  e  e,  oxl,    clum.    aft.-      pafftd,  beleagHered^  bcfeged 
to  look  about,  Mtt.   to  take  oar c,  fa.  Circumvallo,  as.  act.  fo /rfWib  <«/'<:«/, 
Af  r.7Juf/0USy  to  haji,  or  vaunt,  Cic,  I       roine^nfe,  and  firttfy ivith  huJwtrki, 
^.  S,  t,  \      to  rfrfluo  aUiu  ufcout,  Met;  t^af'  \ 


Ci  R 

faulty  furrwndy  ene^p^ht^f' 
Circumvf ftio,  tiiiis.  t\  vcrbi  rf  """ 
rying,  or  moving  about,  a»  *i^' 
cular  m-jtion 
Circumve^fco,  as.  to  cany  thff 
Circumvcftor,  aris.  paiT.  tihcttrn' 

about 
Circumvedus,  carried  ah"*        . 
Circoinveh«n»«  tis.  pt.  nUigf*"' 
Ctrcumveho,  grc,  xij  flora.  *&' ' 
carry  about  ' 

Circnmvehor,   i,  ftus.  piiT.  t»  ' 

carried  about 
Circomvelo,  are.  aft.  tochtht^ 
Circnmvclur,  ari.  pafT.  tokt  ^ 

about 

Circumveaieni,  t\t»  pt.  fantntS^ 

Circumvcnio,  Ire,  veni»  nxw.^ 

ace.  to  come  ahouty  or  hf*^ 

furround,  to  roll  about,  tUt  i^F 

Met.  to  ficto  about,  to  dudmt  ^ 

circumvent,  i-npofe  Mpen,  9li^ 

reach,  to  opprefs 

CircumvSnior,   iri.  paflT.  ^  ^  r 

rounded,  cheated,  &c. 
Circumventor,  oris,  m,  a  ihfi^ 
ClrcumveuturuR,   a,  um.  pt»  •• 

le  circum  vevt 
Ctrcumvrntun.  a,  uo.  pt.  i** 
paifed^  furrounded,  »w^«*"J 
ctrat^d.mex  incompafffdjMrrt^ 
CIrc  II  in  verfor^Ir  is./0  rollufn^^ 
Circu3iverteii!«,  ti«.  pt.  tarm^^ 
Circ'imverto,    2re,  ti,  lam.  ifi»' 

turn  round.  M^t.  toeheot 

Circumvcrt  ^r,  tt  be  turw^inm^ 

Circumvr^nio,  Ire,  I*i,  itm*'  ^ 

to  invt;7,  corer  a'l  over        -^ 

Cir:uinvinciOy  Ire,  i»i.  a^  "^ 


ibout 
Circumvolans,  tis, 


C\rcumvn\Kl\\s,  ^••jv'ubvt        . 
Circumvolitaiif,  tis.  pt-/i't{JJ 


(* 


CI  s 

nunvglito,  as.  ffy  ahemt.  Met. 

ifrejmetit 

noivSlOy  as.  id.  to  fy  round, 

^fX,  t§  furroMHd 

rcaavolTo,  Sre,  t],  Qtum.  aA.  to 

»i,  or  r»r«  rHr«i|  to  wtb^  round 

niavolTor,  i.  to  beroiUd  about 

BtiiivSIStor,  iris,  paff  Id. 

uctmySIutof ,  a,  nm.  pt.  itnorapptd, 

*^^JfOMt  MT  4inotbir 

■*»,  ire,  ivi,  It«m«  to  tneomfafs, 

^prmMd 

••■i  i.  m.  tf  rr'rr^,  a  rhig^  or  Afr^-* 

■|fc»wi  Rome,  between  momnt  Avnt- 

'*»>  $Mi  Paittin^f  wherein  the 

I^He  fat,  and  faw  the  games 

*fki  Grrenfei,  and  other  exer- 

*ifa.  Candens  circus,  the  galaxy, 

■»■%  wjf,  Cic,  De  circo  aftro- 

^f^ringfarttme-teUers,  Id. 

yii.  f.  At  ijfrvmr 

■i^  K.  f .  «  /<nt,  oryirf 

■rfni  a,   nm.  adj.    curt-pa  fed. 

pfaia  aaem^fclmhbejt.  Mart. 

^'^t  era,  um.  eurf-pafej 

njl  af  feathen^  things  Hke  hairs 
mtoi/en,  the  hair  of  the  head 
dU,  Alfo  the  fringe,  or  Jbag  of 
Vmhtf  a  curl 

■c£lc^  a  Jifeafi  in  the  icrotum 
ptaep.  cam  ace.    It  denotes, 
iinr,  and  fnM,  m  this  fide,  he- 
ft,  Adf«rb.  In  all  pUcit  about, 
%  Eaphratem^  Cic* 
mmmii 

Uy  s.  n.  If  emlajb  ' 
Mwaaai,  a,  nm.  btyomd  the  Jthiae 
t  «•    f,  M  bajhtf  a  maundy  a 
«««r,  0  eheft  for  booh,  money, 
u  mbaht-bii 

Ha,  ae.  f .  tf  ca/htj  or  cabinet, 
Stilebmf  Ai(Qtbebahtrh^ 


C  I  T 

'ClfteHatrixtTcis.  f.  a  waiting  maid 
Ciftelluta,  «.  f.  a  little  box 
CiiVerna,  ae.  f,  a  ciftem 
Cilf^ernTnus,  a,  urn.  of  a  ciftern 
Cif^ifer,  a,  um.  he  who  carried  the 

facra  arcana,  Afarf. 
X!ift5oh5rut,  \,ta,an  ancient  coin,Cic, 
Ciftiila,  a*,  f.  dim.  a  cafirt 
Citatim,  adv.  haftily,  fpeeddy,  piickty, 

in  great  hafle 
Citaiio,  onis.  f.  a  fummomng  to  ap" 

pear,  an  arrowy  a  citation 
Cicaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  cite 
Citatus,  a,  um.    part.  &   adj.   or, 

comp.    ffimus,    fup.  cited,    fum- 

moned,ftirred  up, moved,  fwfi,  quick 
Citerior,  comp.  the  hither,   uighery 

or  nearer  in  place,  time,  or  other 

inferior  relation 
Cirhara,  x,  f.  an  harp,  a  viol,  luie, 

cittern,  guittar^  virginals,   &c. 
Citharifta,   m.  &  cithariftes,  ae'.  a 

pfsyer  on  the  harp,  an  harper,  Cic. 
CTrhariftria,  z.  f.  a  mmjirel,  Ter. 
Cith3irizo,i8.z€t.to  play  upm  the  harp 
CTtharoedTcus,  a,  um.  adj.  harpcr.like 
Cichiircelus,  i.  m.  he  that  playeth 

upon  the  harp,  afidler 
Citimus,  a,  um.  adj.  fuperl.  next, 

hither,  hithermofi,  nearefitous 
Cit^,  adv.  i&s,  comp.  0im^,  fuper. 

quickly,  nimbly,  finiftly,  fboirth, 

Juddenly,  e^tr  it  be  long,  eafily .  Diao 

citiiis,  forthwith,  Viig. 
CTco,   as.  ad.  tofummonto  appear, 

to  cite,  to  name,  to  produce  as  a 

v/itnefi,  to  quote,  to  recite,  or  re- 

hearfe,  to  put  upon  the  fp^^^  or 

gallops  to  caufe,  or  provoke.  Met. 

to  excite,  tofiir  up,  to  encourage 
Citor,  iris.  paflT.  to  hefummoned 
Citra,  pr«i>.  cum  ace.  on  this  fide, 

tiithout,  before,  near  upon,  adv. 
Cirifuj^,  i,  a,  afitren^  fitroii^'iiifo^ 


d  L  A 


Citreos,  a^  vm.  adj.  of  citron-woad, 

or  tree 
Cltrinus,  a,  um.  of  a  citron  colour 
Citrius,  9,  um.  adj.  f^  ttr^belonging 

to  a  citrom 
Citro,  adv,  hither  and  thither,  to  and 

fro,  on  each  fide,  in  and  out,  up 

and  down,  f¥an  one  to  another 
Citrum,  i.  n.  citron  ivood,  Meton. 

a  table,  or  other  thing  made  thereof 
Citrua,   i.  f.  a  citron'tree,  a  lemon, 

or  orangC'tree 
CIcus,  a,  um.  pt.  provoked 
C)ftu8,  a,  um.  adj,  or,  comp.  ffimuSf 

fup.  /w(/>,  fpoedy,  quick,  nimble, 

hafty,  fiiddtn 
Civicus,  a,  um.  adj.  ^  J  city^  chtnil 
CI  VI  lis,  e.  adj.  or,  com  par.  ffimus, 

fup.  civil,  courteous,  Cic.  Merfari 

civilibus     undis,    to  be    employed 

inftate-ajfairs,  Hor.  Scientia  civi* 

lis,  policy,  tt  the  art  of  governing 
CTvTlitas,    atis.  f.  civility,   coutttfy^ 

hnmanity,  obligingnefs,  policy 
Civiliter,    adv.    ii^s,  comp.    Himd, 

fup.  after  the  manner  of  citixens, 

civilly,  ceurtewfiy 
Civls,  is.  c.  g;  a  eitiKcn,  a  freeman, 

-or  woman,  a  denizen, 
Civxtas,   ids.    f,  a  corporation,    or 

ajfimtly  of  people,  living  under  the 
janu  laws,  the  privihges,   or  rights 

of  citixens,  a  fiate,  or   the  'stboU 

country,  a  city 
CivitituUf  as.  f.  a  little  city.  Sec, 


C  before  L, 

Clades,  is.  f.  aflaugkter,  deFfaft  ©^ 
O'verihra'a}  in  i  ar,  Synecd.  all 
kinds  of  miftry^  and  mUCt^nu-n^^ 
Wfl'w,  ot  burt,  Tu\n^   it^TvHV.ti, 


Ch  A 

C'an»,  fom  ahl.  vel  sicc.  by  ftc^kK 

privi'y<t  ftcretlyy  dreJy^    wfbeut 

-trie's  knowUdgey  uHOwarci 
jCiirn,   adw.  jecretly^  coytrtlyt   fud- 

dcniy,  by  tvay  offurprild,  or  am- 

hufcadi 
fCJarans,  tjs.  pt.  crying 
^Ia:T)atio,  pn>8.  f.  a  crying  nhud,  a 

crjiffg,  or  bawling 
pia'T^ator,   oris.'m.  tf  batckr,    or 
.   ffr<74(.r  o/"  tf  175 i/1',  /»  who  fptakeib 

ever  loud  ' 

Cla-natoriu?,  a,  qm.  a^j.  elamorput 

ha  ••  ling,  Cic 
ria.T>atM«,  a,,  um.  pt.  eaHedto 
Clamitans,  tis   pt.  caftii'g  often 
plafnitavio,oni9.  f.  V,  Clamatio 
Clamitf),  as.  aft.  to  erf  ottt  atrMnfi^ 

to  cry  aloud,  to  Cry  ^nods  about,  to 

pro/ejs  opcK'y,  tcf  d'rhre 


plamo,  its.  rfl.  to  cnU  upon  fir^,  tn 
b/g  fa'r...flly,  to  c9mp!ain,  to  fpiak 

•    Alittd,  ttiprocla'.m 

Plamor,  oriv.  ra,  a  hud  t/rVtf,  av 
earnffi  caT:rt;^^  a  laiolin^^  a  cla- 
mour, an  outcry 

piamorus.  a,  "171.  ad],  elan/coys,  fufl 
ef  noifc,    hud,  firill,    flat  fin. 
rt  rain  with  nttfe 

ClanculJr  us,  a,  vtm.  adj.  fteret^ 
cWe,  ufknoivn,  nanule'i 

Clancu'o,  Ire 

.Cjanculum,  adr.  ftcretly,  fri-uMy, 
privately,  hu-r'ter  mig.rgr 

Clandeftino,  z6v.' prii/jtc/^^  byfieakk 

CIandeftTn'J«,  a,  unn.  adj.  Jeiret, 
clandeHive 

Cljnoens,  t  s.  pt.  founding 

Clang'j,  erv.  xl.  ^€t,  to  found  a  trum- 
pet, to  cry  like  ai  earU,  ox  a  goofe. 
or  crane  \  to  Jhout 

C)3n/or\  oris.  m.  the  found  of  j 
//yr;A'/,    //^  cry  of  an  eagle y  thf 


C  L  A 

9fa  xrcne^  any  l^ud,  or  fhr'tll  narfe 
Clarandus,  pt.  fj  be  ejeplair.td 
Clare,    ius,    ifiirne.   adv,    brif^h'y, 

dUtirtffly^  clearly^  alou-^^  pltiinly 
Clareo,  ere,  oi,  Cic.  f*  be  clear,  and 

bri:^bt,    to  (bine.  l/L?t.  to  fe   Uju' 
.    ftrinut.  or  noble,  to  be  kno'tVMi  or 

ms/t:r/e/i 
Ciarefco,   ^rc.  to  ero^o  b'irbt^  and 

c'eary  ty be r.ia»if< ft  to beromefamoui 
Cl!irT<rito,  as.  to  call  a/i-jd 
CIa  ii  icoj  as.  ad>.  to  make  clear 
ClaYTfiCMt,  a,  nm    (oundirj^  ahud 
ClariKatio,    onia.   f.    a    denouncing 

tvar^  a  repri^a\  or  letter  t-fmart^ 

an  arrefis  or  fiixnre  of  perfin,  or 

govli.  a  levying  of  ta^rei 
Ciar?gr»,  as.  ofl.  to  pioclj/m,  or  de- 
nounce tear,  to  arteflf  or  to  make 

re*fri7ial 
C;J»fi!i3nH!i.  a,  nm.  kud.  JbrUl 


Claiitas,  aria.  f.  plair.nf/s.  dearr.e^s^ 
bri^-htnefi^  excellency^  fa^re^  and 
r/'nrwn,  m-H'p'eh  of  birth 

CliirTrldo,  Jni8  i.  elearneft,  Mft. 
rrnnvn,  or  fume 

Ciao,  as.  a£l.  to  clear,  to  declare,  a 
makf  pi.iin,  to  make  famcut 

Claror,  oris,  m,  bughtmfi 

Cianis,  a,  nm.  adj.  or,  como.  fl;- 
mus,  flip,  clear ^  bright,  fnir^ 
plain ^  tnanifefi^  cvidet.t^  loud,  ard 
pjriil,  famous,  remnbnrd,  ncble, 
b)nourjhht  Brave,  heroic,  ^ttVant 

Cla<Tjarivifl.  a,  um.  belonging  to  a 
navy.  Chfliarius  miles,  of  the 
mar.  Ties 

Cbrsicen.  inis.  the  eommon-crytr 

CI.iAiCMla,  ap.  f.  a  Itttiefi^et 

Clafkicum,  i.  n.  th^  found  of  trum- 
pets to  call  men  together.  Or,  tkt 
trnmpe*  iffe/f.  Clafficunnf  canere, 
to  fnttnd  an  alarm- 


f^f^'*^^  ^/ ^ g^^fii  0Tthccrunhng)^\^\<i^y^y  «:i^  ^'^v  W*>H  *f.  • 


C  L  A 

Ji'et,  or  nanjy.  CUITica 
.  lyfea.   Horror  clafficu 

found  cfrbfl  trumpet 

CiafsVciis,  i.    m.  he  i%al 

trumpet,  the  cryer  of  t 

fcsman,  a  fore-mafi  mai 

ber,    a  free- man,  or  c 

oprofcd  to  a  forc:}»nrr, 

m  w^  a  citizen,  or  Jr^e- 

fot  and  lot.  Bv  wav  o* 

the  prime f  or  chief  citiz 

an    approxed  autbor, 

urdemabie 

Claim,*  is.   f.  a  navy, 

fhips,  an  armada,  <»/ 

chit,  or  rank  ofcitix^ri 

to  their  eftate,  apd  qua 

in  I'dools,  any  divifua 

point  id  t-y  any  imphym 

entty,  anarmf,atiop 

C!athranis,a,  um.  pt.  Ian 

Clalhro,  aa.  aft.  tojtutv 

ba^'S,'  f;rates^  or  ra.h,  < 

CUihrus,  i.  m   «f/clat) 

pl.   i.    a  bar,    or  lattii 

Vfitb  crofi'ban,  a  bani 

htn^roiO,  or  raJie  to  hrca. 

Cbva,  ae.  f.  s  club 

Clavator,  &fis   m.  tbaf 

Cl^valus,  a,  utn.  adj./trf 

or  nails 
Clandcndu%  pt.  tobe  pt 
Claudens,  tis  pt.  fbnttw 
Claudlcans,  tis.  pr.  ha'j\ 
Claaduiitiojonts.  f.ii  i^oA 
Claucice,  as.  to  hah, 
hobble.  Met.  to  fail,  i 
imperfeSl,  or  maimed 
CIau6itas,atis.  f.  iameaej 

a  linking 
Claudoy  (in,  A*  fum.  ad 
Jfanch,  to  fop,  to  chjt 
eowdade^.  to  kiep  off  f : 
to  entompmji,  ta  It  Ume, 


ff.  tohejhut\  alfo 
'.r'tppUd.  In  an- 
to  be  driven  to  a 

Ij.  lanuy  baltittfr, 
noavetingy  uncer- 
i,  Jbortf  deficient, 

little  key^  the  ten- 

t%uigf  Jboot  of  a 

bolt 

which  carries  a  club 

It  carries  keys 

keyt  a  lock,  or  boltf 

,  Aduitera  clavis^ 

graf,  ajltp  of  a 
youngfet 

an  inclofure,  bar, 
Vlfo  any  manner  of 
*feth,  a  clofet,  or 
9m,  a  cafemtnt  for 
tit,  bound,  or  fence, 
the  key,  or  inltt  of 

Dasdalia  chuftra, 
.  Viarum  clauilra, 
Uuc. 

onclufion  of  a  letter, 
tffage  of  a  law,  a 
tnd 

clo/e,  a  ftable,  a 
ty  elo(e  place 
t  inclofure 
t  suill  incloji 
t.  inchfedtfhut  ub^ 
m/,  furtounded^  oe- 
\ifi>edf  endid^   con- 
ife,  confined,  Clau 
oifiter-time  i  from 
lovember,  to  the 
,  wherein  naviga 
3ng  the  Romans 
hobnail f  a  fparable, 

9- 


CLE 

Clavns,  i.  a  ta''l,  or  fpike,  a  note  by 
ivhicb  the  old  Row  am  reckoned  their 
years,  frrvinr  injiead  of  a  calendar, 
a  button,  ax  ftud,  a  round  knob,  or 
fiud  ofpurph^  wheretuitb  the  robes 
of  the  fenators,  and  equites  ivfre 
adorned.  Met.  the  dimity  ^'Il^f* 
tb^  rudder,  or  helm  ofajhip,  Ffg. 
Tule^  or  government,  a  way,  or 
courfe  of  life,  a  fancy,  or  humour. 
Any  callous  flejhy  a  corny  a  little 
jiveilifig  cf  hardflf/h  in  the  cot  ner 
of  the  eye,  a  ^-hitloWf  a  Jhanker, 
Or  bubo  :  a  puf,  or  knur  in  the 
Jlem  of  a  tree.  Dunti  davum  re^luoi 
teneam,  as  long  as  I  do  ny  part 

Cicagra,  ae.  f.  an  hook  todratv  water 

Clemens,  tij.  or,  comp.  flimos,  fup. 
quift,  peaceable.,  mild,  weeky  tm^ 
moved,  dtfpsfjionate,  courteous,  af- 
fable ^  merciful,  compa£icnate,  in- 
dined  to  pity,  fmocth,  not  rough, 
eafy,  und.fiurbed,  benign,  bene- 
volent,  kindly,  moderate. 

Clementer,  adv.  iOs.  comp.  flime, 
fup.  quietly,  leifurely,  gently,  foftly, 
without  labour,  and pAins,  favour* 
ably,  kindly,  courteoujly 

Clement ia,  ae.  f.  eafnefs,  evennefs 
of  temper,  courtefy,  affability,  ^iod 
humour,  pity,  crmpajion.  Met. 
calmnefs,  tranquillity,  a  godde/s  fo 
called,  Clement  ia  tua,  a  title  given 
to  the  later  Roman  emperors 

C12po,  pfi,  ere,  pium.  to  fieal,  or 
pilfer,  to  cover,  tofheUer,  to  pro- 
teEl,  to  conceal.  Clepcre  verba,  to 
liften  to,  or  over-hear,  Plaut. 

Clepfydra,  «.  f,  a  ve/fel  meafuriug 
time  by  ivater ;  an  hour-glafs 

Clcptrs,  vr/clfpta,  a.  m.  a  thief 

Clcpt':f,  a,  um.  pt.y?''/«f 

CIcM'a'US,  us.  m.   clergy 

C:cjxtus,  i,  03.  a  citron  aij^ 


C  L  I 

CleropepTum.i.  n.  a  clergyman's  fear f 
Clerus,  i.  m.  the  clergy:  a  nvorm  in 

be  f  hives 
Clibanus,  i.  m.  41  portable  ovai,  m 

fiove,  a  fuit  of  ronfplete  armour 
Cliens,  tis.  m.  ^  f.  a  client,   a  r#- 

tainer,  or  dependent :  a  client,  one 

who  employs  a  lawyer :  a  tenant^ 

villain,  or  vaffal 
Clienta,  ae.  f.  a  wsmun  retainer 
Clientela,  ae.  f,  the/ate,  or  relation 

of  clients  to  their  patrons,  or  tenants 

to  their  lords.  Met.     Clientela?, 

dependents,    homagers,     Synecbd. 

patronage,proteSion,  guardiaufeip 
Clieatiilus,  1.  ro.  a  poor  client 
CJima^  atii.  n.  a  plei  of  land  ficty 

feet  fquare,  a  cRme,  or  clinsate 
ClTmaaer,  eris.  m.  Properly,    thu 

fiep^  or  round  of.  a  ladder :  Met. 

every  feventb  year  of  a  man's  fif* 
Climadericus,  a,  um.  id^^eltmaffe^ 

rical,    afcendingi    alfo    perilous, 

dangerous,  fated 
Climax,  acts.  f.  a  ladder,  the  round 

of  a  ladder,  an  afcent  ky  fieps*    In 

Rhet.  a  figure  coaneSlinz  the  fub- 

Jequent  to  the  precedent.  Hinc  Angl. 

to  climb 
CITnamen,  inis.  n^  a  declination, 
ClTnatus,  a,  um.  pt.  inclined 
ClXnice,  ea.  f.  apart  ofphyfic,  which 

frefcribes  4ur  andmeJicint  to  bedrid 

(eoplt 
Clinicus,  i.  m.  vc/  a,  am  ;  adj.    tf 

phyficiau,  a  bedrid  ptrfou,  a  hearer 

at  funeralt 
ClTno,  as.  to  bend,  to  incline 
Clinopale,  es.  f.  ««  exercifein  the 

field  of  fTenut 
Ciltellc,  amm.  pi.  f.  a  pack-fadUe^ 

a  defeent,  or  valley,  a  kind  cf  fr. 


C  L  Y 

perfon  is  imprtiper  for,  or  enefual 

f  an  undertakings  Cic. 
Clltellirios,  a,  ism.  adj.  bavi/tg  a 

paytf addle 
Clivofus,  a,  urn.  adj.  full  of  diffi^ 

/?«/»,  cragf^ 
Clivus,  i.  m*  ^  clivum.  i.  n.  tfity 

divexitjt    declivity,  ftanting^    or 

fi^ifg,  any  afcent.     Particularly, 

the  afcent,  or  defcent  of  an  hill, 

the  fit,  or  pitch  of  an  hill.  Met 

labour,  difficulty 
Cloaca,  ae.  f.  a  commm-Jbore,  a  fink, 

a  wydraugbt.  Prov.  Arccm  facere 

ex  cloaca,  r«  make  a  m9untain  of  a 

mole-bWy  Cic. 
Cloacalis,  e.  adj.  of  a  fink,  Clotcale 

flumeiiy  a  cammon-piore 
Cludo,  fi,  ere,  fom.  aft.  to  fi>itt,  to 

clofe,  to  furround,  to  environ,    to 

/lop,  to  tie  about.  Sec. 
Cludor,    2ri«.  paC   to  he  clofed  in, 

environtd,  Jurroundid 
Cluens,  tis.  pt.  excelling,  remarkable^ 

ftnning 
Clueo,  ei,  5re.  to  be  namtdy  nr  called,  • 

to   he  fpeken,  or   talked  of ,  to  be' 

reputed,  or  efteemed,  to  be  famed,  \ 

or  highly  commended^  to  appejir  to  be 

Clnnacolum,  i.  n.  &  per  Sync,  du- 

.  naclum,  a  butcher" t  cleaver  : 

Cluoiculus,   1.  m.  dim.  a  little  hut'  ! 

tock  J  the  leg  of  a  fowl  I 

Clunis.    is.   m.  ^   f.  a  buttock,  or 

haunch,  the  leg  of  a  fowl,  &c. 
ClusTlia,  adi.  eafy  to  bejbnt  up 
Clnfus,  a,  um.  pt.  Jhut  up^  inclofed 
Clypeatus,  a,  am.  pc.  armed  with  a 

buckler,  or  Jbield 
<^)7psum,  i.  n,fee  clypeas 
ClvDcm,  i,  m.  ajlfild,  buckler,  cr 
farj^eff  ufed  ffj  footmen^  an  intake 
Aa^'V/^y,   arfrfii/efTitpon  it 
iJ^f^o  cris.  jn.   a^lyjier 


C  O  A 

C  before  N. 
Cnephofum,  dark 

C  before  O. 

Coa  vt^\%,lvve(nbfl,  cn^,  pi.  n.  UiU 
▼eftlmenta,  llor,  a  C3  infula,  a 
garment  of  filk  fo  thin^  that  one 
'"'^'•'/'^  the  hod\i  through  it 

Coaccedo,  ere,  fli.fTim.  aft.  toap' 
proacb,  to  he  addfd  to 

Coacenranm»  adv.  by  heaps 

Ool(.ervatio,  onis.  f.  an  beapingf  or 
a  laying  in  heaps 

Cisfccrvarm,  a,um.pt.  hfapfd together 

CoJccrvo,  are.  aft.  to  heap  up^  to  lay 
on  heaps,  to  amafs 

CoaccTvor,  ari.  palT.  to  be  heaped,  or 
amajfed 

Coaf  eff  o,cre.  to  trrorv  four,  tart,  flale 

Coaftilia,  um.  pi,  n.  felts,  patk  cloths 

Coaft^,  adT.  by  eompulfinn 

Coaftio,  onis.  f.  an  affembling,  or 
brinrtpg  together  t  the  bufinefs  of  a 
coHeSior,  a  difeafe  of  cattle,  'when 
they  are  tired,  or  /Kter -tvrought 

CoaftO)  are,  to  conjlrain 

Coaft)r,  oris.  m.  a  ga*berer,  a  col' 
leflor,  or  receiver,  a  purveyor,  a 
eovjirainer,  o-  inforcer,  Agminis 
coaftor,  theftrjeant  of  a  company 

Coafttira,  ae.  f.  the  gathering,  or 
laying  up  of  any  thing,  an  heaping 
tof ether,  the  thickning  of  'wotl 

Coa'^lurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  t^  compel 

Coaftns,    a.   um.pt.   gathered,  af' 

fembled,  brought  together,  airdled 

as  milky  hardbound.   Met,  forced, 

ccnfr  .11  »»f d ,    cwn^tlUd^    fraitned, 

rnai\e  narrow 


COA 

Coadjiitor,  oris,  m,  afrSovht 
Coadunatus,    a,  am.   pt.  gai 

together  in  one,  Plin. 
Coxdificatus,  a«  um.  pt.  bulk 

together,  eoatiguoas 
Conr<)ualis,  ar.  adj.  tike,  ejaal^t 

asflrllvws  and  partners  art,  tn 
Coarouandns.  a,  um.  pt.  t»k* 

equal,  or  level 
Coaequarus,  a,  um.  pt.  m^  H 

or  le^el 
Coarquo,  are.  aft.  tomaktMtd 

equal  and  even  with  tMtirt 

Uvel,  to  make  indifferent  Co«qi 

gratiam  omoium,  to  btht* 

body* i  favour.  Sail. 
Coaeqnus,  a,  um.  aHj.  efnol,  f^^ 
Coaetaneut,  a,  urn.  adj.  w^* 

onetime  and  age,  ofthtfmf^ 

ing,  contemporary 
Coaeternus,  a,  um.  eoettntl 
Coaevus,  a,  um.  adj.  oftbe^^ 

coeval 
Coagf^Sro,  are,  z&,tohe0pttF^ 
CoaKttatio,  onis.  f.  #•»«*?  V 
Coagito,  are,  tomovetopAff 
Co^gmentandus,  a,  ■"•^JlS 

joined,  Cif  fanned  to^^\^)^ 
Coagmentatio,  Snit.  f.  tji*^ 

Zluing  together,  a  eemtnti^ 
Coagmentatus,  a,  om.  pt./iM 
i    packed  together 
Coagmento,  are.  aft*  ttjdtt^i 
{    together,  to  cesHont  ^ 

Coagmentor,  ari.  paC  tt  i<F 

together  ^ 

Coagmentum,  i.  a.  ajhtit^ 

a  joint,  mortar^  etmtnt 
Coagiilatio,  onis.  f.  a  «rtfj 
Coaeulatu.^y  a,  um.  pt.  »"*■ 
Coagul^,  are.  (armV/f 
Coagulor,  ari.  to  he  cnrid    j 


^ 


i^,  or  rum,  fif" 

the  c'>r€-  Otion  if. 

any   thing  that 

'\'r 

.  fieut.  togrOTPy 

nitlng  tagefier 
Ttum,  to  frrorv 
s  a  luitunH  Aothy 
-raft,  to  curdle^ 
h.  Met.    to  be 

grown 
'9  ntake  mirfpW) 

aftraitningf  or 

»r.  ftraitnidf  or 

&  Coarto,  to 
•ether  f  to  gather 
words,  or  nar- 

^reffed  torethir 
n.  pt.  about  to 

um.  aft.  to  tax, 
n  rirhty  to  con- 
to  ffTove  mani- 
take  tardy 
n-i  red 

(li^btrng  togetbtr 
a  f>Iankingy  or 

or  fljored 
aflatio 

fioor 
ike  afrcg 
ri  fcar-et 
'].  dyed  in  grainy 


an'et  r»hf 


I 


COD 

i^cccTnus,  a,  um.  ad),  offcarkt,  or 

crimftH  colour 
Caecum,  1.  n,  the  grain  zoherruutb 

dotb  it  dyed  in  grain,  idci,fiar/U 
'    cloth  ifyrd  in  grain 
Coccyx,  ygis,  Wcis.m.  acuckow 
Cochlea,  se.  f.  tbc/b^/iofafnail,  or 
:    thjfuilitft/f^  a[fi/b  called  a  cockU, 
,   'a  periivincle,  a  jheU  Jijb,    Met. 

any  thing  in  a  periwincle,  or  Ipiral 
\  forwiy  a  vitCf  or  wcrm  ;  the  fcrcto, 

or  jpindle  of  a  prefix    a  pair  of 

winding fiairs^  a  pump  to  draw  up 

•water,  a  kin  A  cf  door 
Cochleare.  &  Cochlear,   aris.  d.  j 

fp0OM,  Alfo  afpoonful 
Cochlearis,  e.  a<jj.  ofafpoom 
Cochlearium,  i.  n.  aJpoonftJ,  AKb 

a  cocklt'pitf  a  fivoe^  or  place  te 

keep  cockles y  or  Jhell-Jijb  in 
Cocles,  itir,  r.  g.  that  is  bom  with 

om  eyi  only,  or  that  hath  but  one  eye 
Co&ibilify  e«   adj.  e^tjily  fed,  boiled, 

or  baked,  or  eafy  of  digtpioH 
CoAilis,  e.  adj.  fod,  baked,  rpoBed, 

Muri  co£tile8,  brick  walls,  Ov« 
Co£tto,    onii.    f.  feetbtng,    boiling, 

drfejiion,  concoFiion 
Co^tjro,  are.  to  boil  often 
Cocllvus,   a,   um.  wy  ea ply  boiled, 

or  roafted,  foon  rite,  eafily  digefied 
Coftor,  oris.  m.  a  f enter,  nr  boiler, 

ene  tl*a:  hath  wafitd  all  his  goods, 

a  fpdrdfhrift 
Coftura,  ae.    f.   a  fiething,  or  that 

fJL'lich  is  foddefi,dige/}ii>tt 
C  .ftos,  a,  um.  pr.  or,  covc\\t.  fodden, 

boihd,  dnjfid^  rife,    Mvt.  rwni- 

nated,  digffled 
C<Tiis,  m.  />rocoquu^ 
Co'^fx,   uis.  m.  the  body,  ftunfp,  or 

ftick  of  a  tree.  \h\.  a  book.  Codex' 

robuRus,    a  kind  of  punijbment 


C  OE  N 

CodTcTriacniFei,  barges  maA  */ 

thick  planks,  hys,  lighters 
CodlciJJua,  uvti.  a  ftick,  or  bavin, 

a  little  bcnk,  a  table  hoot,  J  letter 

miffive.  In    pinr.  epiUles,  Utters  : 

aliTi  litters  patent  of  a  prime ^  # 

codicil  to  a  will 
Coclaror,  oris.  ni.  an  er^aver 
CoflchsTb's.c.  i,abatcSclor,  ormaid 
Coslrftjt.  e.  ad|.  heavenly,  Coeleftcj, 

m.  pi.  the  Godt 
Coeliacuf,   a,  um    adj.  griftd^  tbdt 

rann^tgo  tofiaol 
CoelibatuB,  (tt.  m.  fngU  Rft 
CctlTri^s,  adv.  from  bearven 
Calo,  AS.  aA.  f  in^rave 
Colum,  i.  n.  pi.  t.  &  cxins,  in. 
'heaven,    the  jfy,  or  welkin^  the 

air,  the  firmament  :  the  weather^ 

a  climate.  Met.  the.  Gods.  Synec^. 

an  orb  of  heaven.  In  coelum  fcrre, 

to  commend  highfy 
Coemeddafl,  a,  um.  to  be  bought 
Coemeteriams  i.  n*  a  chureb-ydrd 
Coeme*  ere,  ptum.  ifk,to  buy  u^ 
Coeraptio,  onis.  f.  a  buying  up 
Coemptor,  oris,  m,  a  buyer 
Coemptus,  9,  um.  pt.  bought  up 
Coena,  ae.  f.  afet  meal, /upper.  Pater 

coenap,  the  founder  of  a  feafi,  Hor. 
Caenariilumy  i.  n.  a  parlour,  or  other 

place  to  [up  in  :  a!(o  a  garret    ■ 
Cvnans,  tis.  pt.  fupping 
Coenncio,  onis.  f.  a  fummer  boufe^  m 

parlour,  a  banqueting -houfe 
Coenatorium,  i.  n.  a  night-goWts 
Coena torLus,  a,  um.  of  fupper 
CcB^atum  eft,    impcrf.    they   haeve 

fupped 
Coenaturio,  Tre,  ivi.  to  have  an  tf^- 

ptKiit  to  f%^t>«r,  V\^x\« 

treated  •witb  a  fujitw  q^, 


C  O  E 

CoenTto,  are.  t9  ftp  often 

Cceno,  are,  ayi.  to  fup,  to  he  st 
ftpper.  Alien um  coenare,  to  Ju^ 
atatiotberman^tcift,  Plaat.  Mafom 
coenare,  to /up  of  broken  bona.  Id, 

CoenSbiarcha,  k.  m.  «  prior 

Coenobimn,  i.  n.  «  convent 

Ccenofus,  a,  una.  dirty,  filthy 

Canfila,  ^.  f.  a  little  frpper 

jCocnum,  i.  li.  dirt,  mire.  Met.  eh- 
fturityt  poverty,  mennnefi,  a  vile 
^rtyfeUow 

<Coeo,  Tre,  Tvi,  ituai.  to  como  tojfrtber, 
toaffemhle,  to  he  drawn  np  eafol- 
diers,  to  Jwarm  together,  u  elofe, 
^ow,  or  Jhutitfelfnp  chfe  e^ain, 
at  a  ^itound  dotb,  to  jotn  iattb,  or 
charge  the  enemy,  to  rally,  to  plot 
mnlavffulfy,  or  feeret/f  eUfipij  to 
nouple  tojrether  in  generation,  to  join 
•ne*sfelf  zt  in  aliiancet,  confe- 
deracy, (9e,  to  accompany,  toOyrink, 
to  wax  thiek^  to  curdle,  Vix  me- 
mini  nobis  Terba  coire  decen, 
that  ten  wordspafl  between  us.  Prop. 

Cocor,  Iris.  paff.  to  be  joined 

Coepi,  ifti,  Yd.  cceptus  rom.  v.  defe£t» 
Ibavtbtt^un,  or  taken  in  band 

Cceptans,  tts,  pt.  bepnning 

Caepto,are.  to  attempt 

Captum,  i.  n.  dn  enierprtMe,  under- 
taking 

Coeptiirus,  a,um.  pt.  ready  to  begin 

Coeptusfum,  I  began 

Coeptus,  a,  um.  pt.  begun,  enter- 
prixed^  attempted 

Cocrcendus,  a,um.  pt.  tohe  retrained 

Coercens,  tie.  pt.  containing,  bound- 
ing,  &c. 

Coerceo,ere,ni,Ytu»n.  a^.  to  reflrain^ 

1 9  flap,  or  day,  to  bridle,  or  cvrb. 

fa  /flj^  uni/gr,  fo   keep  in  awe^  tr 

^/v^,  orr/t  ufif  to  coTKprehtnd,  d 

^m/m/v^    fo  force,   or  compel,    u 


COG 

hinder,  or  forbid^  to  correFt,  or 
punijh.  Numeris  verba  coercere, 
to  write  an  heroic  poem,  Ov. 

Coerceor,  cri.  to  be  f arced,  &c. 

Cocrcitio,  onis.  f,  reftraint,  ehaf- 
tifement.  a  keeping  in  fubjeElion  and 
fnod  order 

Cocrcytor.  5ri8.  m.  a  reflrainer 

Coerrttus,  a,  um.  pt.  reflrained, 
refrained,  compelled,  tied  up 

C^rAio,  &  coerfio,  onis.  f.  r^r- 
tion,  rejhaint,  keeping  in  order 

CosriHeas,  a,  um.  yf  i^  colour 

Coeriilus,  a,  umf  adj.  aKure,  blue 

CocfioB.  a,  um.  adj.  graf 

Gfletbs,  ut.  m.  an  aflem^yn  meeting, 
a  conventicle,  a  flock,  an  engage 
menf,  or  charge,  a  eonjun^lion,  or 
union 

Coexerciratns,  exercifed 

Gogendat,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  forced, 
mixed  together,  levied,  raifed,  &c. 

Gdgens,  tit.  pt.  cempeUing,  confirain- 
in^,  forcings  &c. 

CSgjtibTlis,  le.  may  be  thought  upon 

CSgitabundus,  a,  um.  adj.  mufing 

CSgitans,  tig.  pt.  tlinking 

CopTfite,  adv.  advifedly,  wittingly 

C0i»ititio,  onis.  f.  thinking,  mufing, 
a  thought,  confideration,  care^  eogi' 
tati»n,  imagination,  ar  intention 

Ct>g7tatum,  i.  n.  a  though 

Cogititunis,  t,  um.  pr.  alfof/t  to  think 

Gogttatus,  a,  um.  pt  thought  upon 

Cogtto,  are.  to  think,  to  mtife,  to  cafl 
in  mind,  or  ha-oe  thoughts  about,  to 
regard,  to  intend,  fo  bethink  h*m' 
felf,  tothirk  of  ^oinz  to,  to  deR^n 
for,  to  have  in  mind^  or  rcmenfr 
branre,  to  imagine,  or  devife 

CogTtor*  ari.  to  he  thought  of 


C  OG 

Cognatut,  a,  urn.  kin,  oBkif* 

Hn,o/thefamebiood.UAt 

able,  very  Rki,  almeft  tf^ 

nature,  m'gh,  or«jf«»ifM 

Cognatua,  i.  m.  a  kiifman  pK 

by  blood  ;  mcoufin 

Cognirio,  onis.  f.  knowUgiti 

ment,  a  trials  or  bearing  rf* 

cogni/anee,    a  ruh,  dgin^ 

precept  in  arte,  an  exandu 

things,  or  tokens  in  order  A 

difcovery 

Cogfiitor,  oris.  m.  nne  tBst  te^ 

nijance  of  a  witnefs,  apnS 

attorney,  a  lawyer  that  defim 

eaufe,  be  that  everloth  the 

of  confifaated  goods 

Cognitura,  c  V.  the  pmltiet 

atturney,  proSorJbipt  orpnSi 

Cognitos,   a,  um.  pt.  &  s^ 

cotkip.  ffimot,  fup.  knovm,i 

known  bf  report,   tried,  t», 

lien  with 

CognSmen,  lais.  n.  afnmtm 

GogtiSmentum^  i*  n.  afnrt^ 

nick -name 
Cognominans,  tis.  pt.yifrw«^ 
Cognominatus,  a,  um«  pl*^ 
Cognomintt,  c.  c.  g.  oftbefn" 
Cognomino^re.aft.M  five  eft 
CognoTiTnor,  ari,  paff./*^" 
CognofcenduSya,  um.  pt.rtif^ 

or  underflood 
Cognofco,  ere,  vi,  cognttoH- 
to  know  a  ferfon,  or  tbin(*d^ 
before,  to  make  efifniry,  teff^ 
to  omlerfland,  to  beinfe^, 
hear  a  matter  debated,  aoi^i 
to  determine  it,  to  obferot,  * 
form  himfelf,  to  view  noi  f^ 
to  find  bv  experiencej  tohe*^ 
knowledge  ofs  to  heaetfte^^ 


Coenatio,  5ois.  f.  kindred,  chiefly  l>y 

Wood,    fott\e\\m«  V'i   ^^^^Xxwv^V    KlCo  ^ragnofcn,M*»«i'/' 
Met.  tikiwjiy  ayrttment  ^     «i  \\An^VMTO^\>^^^-. 


H 

IS  Aim.  pafl*.  to  Be 
%ken  notice  of,  &c. 
\}im,^,  to  gather t 
bring  togetber,  to 
thicken,  to  coUeH, 
heap  up,  or  hring 
'fyt  or  bring  np^  to 
0  compel,  or  Jforce, 
infer  by  firong  ar- 
rano  up^    or  range 
'odf,  to  confine  people 
'Ottk  and  eotutittott, 
cogere,  to  tmfs  up 
Verba  cogere  in 
verfes,  Ow» 
^zS-toheaffembledf 
curdled,  at  milk 
m.  a  joint  heir,  a 
bai  tner  in  an  office 
pt,    agreeing,    or 

T 

/.  comp*  ids.  tqge" 
interruption^  fitly, 

f.   a  hanging,  or 
f  coherence.  Met.  a 

fuiD.  nent,  to  fiickf 
ter,  to  be  joined  to^ 
office  tvith  another, 
,  to  hang   together, 
ieee,  to  cleave  toge- 
of  one  mind,  to  love 
ily,  to/ubfii 
,  g.  a  co-heir 
tofiick  terether 
Rl). pt.ro  be  curbed 
t,  rffiraining 
,  itum.  a6l.  to  keep 
n,  to  inclofe,  or  tie 
p,  to  keep  under,  to 
ain,  redrain,    curb^ 
uohibrre   animum, 
s  ab  aJ!i.-i7<^  /fi  a^*  / 


C  O  I 

fain  coveting,   or  medUng   with 
other  mem  goods,  Cic. 
Cohibeor,  eri.  paiT.  to  be  refirained, 

curbed,  or  detained 
C5hibeffit,  pro  cohibuerit 
CShibitio^  onis.  f.  a  reflrmnt 
Cdhonefto,are.a^.ro  commend,fo grace 
Cohoneflor,  ari.  paflf.  to  he  graced 
Cohorreo>  ere,  ut.  oeut.  to  fbake,  to 

tremble  for  fear 
Cohorrefco,  ere.  Id, 
Cohon,   tis.  f.  a  coop,  a-  pen  for 
fil>eep  ',  a  hand  of  men,  or  foldiert, 
a  regiment  of  foot  in  a  legion,  an 
aJJhAly,  a  croiod,  a  pack,  Cohors 
praetoria,  a  life  guarjf  a  trains 
attending  upon  any  aoblman,  Cic. 
CShortatis,  e.  fed  in  a  coop 
CiSfaortandoi,   a,  um.  pC.  to  be  ex' 

horted,  Qr  encouraged 
Cohortacio,  onis.  f.  an  exhortation 
Cohorticula,  «•  f.  a  Jmall  retinue 
Cohonis,  is.  f.  a  coop 
Cohortor,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  exhort, 

encourage,  or  hearten. 
Cohum,  1.  Q.  a  thongs  heaven 
CoienSy  euntit.  pt.  meeting,  or  coming 
■  clofe  together 
Ceincido,  ere.  ne  it.   to  coincide,  to 

fall  fn  with  or.e  nKotcer 
Coinquino,  are.  a£t.  to  foil,  fouly  or 
bedaub,  to  corrupt,  or  inftSi,  Met. 
to  defile,  or  debauch 
Coitiojonii.  f.  an  aJprnbRngy  or  meet- 
i^S  ^V^her,  covin  f  or  confederacy 
in  doing  of  any  thing,  correjpondenee, 
or  partnfrjbipy  a  frock,  or  charge, 
carnal  copulation 
Coiturufl,  a,  um.  pt,  about  to  meet 
Coitus,  a,  um.  pt.  comi  together 
Coitus,  ijs.  m.  a  coming  together,  or 
ajfemblingy  Stat,  carnal  copulation, 
CoiXus  lun;e,    tbe  conjun£ilon    of 


cot 


r^^/ua  an4  monn,  l^M^  Coitus  I     crai/iit 


httflaoriii  the  gathering  efmt  hm^ 

mour,  Ceir. 
C51aphiso,  are.  to  buffet 
CStaphus,  i.  m.  a  flap  on  the  dbept 
CSlatuSy  a,  um.  pt,firaimtd 
Colendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  ««r- 

fifipped,  or  reverenced 
Cdlens,  tit.  pt.  wor/hippiag,  tilling 
Coles,  is.  m.  afialk  of  heatUf  &c» 

Met.  a  man* s  yard 
Coleus,  i.  ro.  Cic.  the  eods 
CSlice,  et«  Tel  colica»  k.  tbe  eoUek 
C^iciilut,    i.  m.  a  ftttle  fiedk,  w 

tender  branch  of  an  herb 
Colicus,  af.um.  colick 
CoHphiumy  i.  n.  al.  coUiphioniy  « 

kind  of  dry  dirt  ufed  by  vtr^lert, 

ufed  to  make  them  firong 
CoUabafco,  Sre.  tofimer 
ColUbiifacio,  £re«  aoTfv  Uoftfe^  t$ 

breaky  to  deftroy,  to  waft 
Collab(fa£latu8^  a,  mil.  pt.  tg  be 

weakened,  Smelted 
CoUab^^h),  ate.  afi^    tp    threw 

down,  to  infeebU,  or  weaken 
CoUabSflo,  eri*  to  be  broken,  to  be 

cafi  down  to  the  ground,    to   be 

dafied  into  pieces  i  to  founder 
Collabens,  tis.  pt.  falling  down 
Collabefco^Sre.  to  fail 
Collabory  i»  pfut.  dep*  to  fall,   to 

fink,  or  give  way,  tojhanble.  Met. 

to  fail  away 
Collaceratoti  a,  um.  pt  tern 
Collachrymans,  tis.  pt.  weeping 
Collachrymatio^  5iiii.  f.  a  weeping 

tvitb  others 
Collachrymo,  are,  to  bewail,  otwee^ 

for  a  thing  with  one 
Collapfus,   z,   um.    pt.  ruined,    or 

fallen  down,  out  of  hearty  fami*^^ 

falling  into  a  fwoon 
iCoUaic,  «•  n.  a  collar »  n  ^atid,^ 


cot 


tOL 


Co!!Sri«,  C  f.  '  collar,  or  iron  ring 

for  the  necks  of  malefaiioti 
Collarium,  i.  R.  •  toUar 
CeUatStus,  a,  urn.  pt.  rulargei 
Collaterilis,  e.  •dj.  collateral 
Collatio,   onis.    f.    a  hn'nging,    or 
joining  togethtTf  a  collating.  Met.  a 
cvrnfiring*  Aifo   a  tax,  an  affej- 
tntfit,    impofty  or  c»lleSiion,  levied 
upon  the  people  ;  a  htnen/olrwcty  or 
•voluntary  contrihution,  hy  ttay   of 
fuhfidji  or  loan:  a  rhetorical  fimile 
C^liticioty  ■,  um.  ad),  donehy  am- 
trihtttion,  or  iy  way  of  toam^  hired, 
or  borrowed  up  and  down 
Collittvus,  a,  um.  adj.  Colbtivus 
■venMr,  *  great  paunch,  or  nvtmby 
Phut.  Collaciva  ceena,  a  cluh-feajl 
CoUato,  are.  ift.  to  widtn 
CoDntOT,  dris.  en.  Symholorum  col- 
la  tores,  that  pays  hit  fine 
Coliatum  cft»  in  perf.  thore  was  a 

contributioB  made.  Mart. 
Coliatum 8,  a,  um.  pt.  abottto  confir, 

or  compare    • 
Collatus,  a,  um.  pt.  onefet,  or  ad' 
vflrxed trvrr-againfi  the «*/«•,  fcw- 
pared,    collated,    contributed,    be- 
Jiotueii,  irrployed 
Collacu,  abl.  m.  in  comparing 
CoMaudaridus,  a,  um.  pi.  to  be  highly 

praifed,  or  ammendej,  Cic. 
Coilaudan;!,  tis.  pt.  comrnrnding 
Collaiidatio^  &nis.  f.  praife 
CoUaudatns,  a,  um.  ^t.praffed 
Cjllaudo,  arc.  a€t.  toprarfe^  to  cem- 

wend 

Colhudor,ari.  paff.  to  be  h'lghty  praifed 

CoJIfrta,  s.  f.  a  gather'mg,achb,  or 

celle^wn,  afiort  col/eSi,  9r  prayer 

Cj'l'^arfa,   orum.    pi.    n.    things 

'U'/ifrfff,  or  gathered  out  cf  many 

iv^'^hf  ro/^s,  foffrff/enSy  ohfervatiors 

CoUcttSucus,  a,  um.  adj,  gathered, 


omd  ff^apfd  up  together^  cf>IlcFIrd 
here  and  there.  iEi  coikcluneum, 
old  brajs 

Colledlio,  onii,  f.  a  cotltSiicn,  or 
gathering  together,  a  picking  up  i 
ammpof/hume,  a  Jkcelling  :  aeon- 
clujum,  or  infennce 

Colle^jiins,  a,  um.  adj.  fathered 
up  of  all  forts,  Cic. 

Collcdklvus,  a,  um.  acij.  roHrffive, 
apt  to  gather,  or  mdJie  inferences, 
PaC  coUeaive,  thdt  is  gatherod 
togtthor  imto  one 

Colicftus,  a,  um.  pt,  &  idj.  ot 
tomp,  gathered t(^ether J  alfiiKblcd, 
gotten,  obtained,  pickt  up^  reco' 
vered  and  incrtafed,  tied,  ot  girded 
up 

CoUega,  K.  m.  afilio^o,  companion^ 
or  copartner  in  office,  or  buftnefs 

Collegium,  i.  n.  a  roIUge,  a  corpora- 
tion, a  company  of  theft  that  have 
equal  authority^  or  privtlige,  a 
company  cf  one  my  fiery,  oi  craft,  a 
fraternity,  or  fociety,  fclivw/bip^ 
or  partnerfhip  in  ojflce 

Collcvo,  are.  sii\.  tagii.'eeafe 

Colilhrrtus,  i.  m.  made  free  by  the 
fame  mtjjiir 

ColiibeC,  coUibuit,  collibitum  eft, 
if  likttb,  it  pleafitb.  Si  coUibuif- 
f<ft,  if  he  had  been  in  the  humour 

Colliriae,  arum,  f.  pi.  flutter- tiles, 
Alfo  pipeiy  or  tro:/^bs  to  con'vey 
Hvoter  5  gutters,  or  drains  in  the  fields 

CoUTciilus,  i.  m.  <i  hiilock 

CoUTdo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  aft.  tn  beat 
together,  to  da/b  ore  agairfl  ano- 
ther. ColHdcff  m^rxM^^to  clap  hands 

CoUidor,  ijTusfum.  fzW.  to  be dafbed 
a^aiftH  one  another.  Met.  to  ion- 
tradifl  each  ctker 

Co\V\?;andv\^,  a,  um,  ^t,  to  be  bound 


d  oi 

iCuHTgatio,    <5ni|.  f.  at. 

thtr^  akndt.Mtl,  act 

Colli'gatum,i.  n«  tiat  is  k 

ColCfgitus,  ty.um.  pt.il 

CoIIigendus,  a,um.  pC  6 

or  gathered 
CelligcDS,  th.  pt.  colleSi 
Colli  go,  are.  aft.  4o  t 
tlap  tfigethoTf  tdpium 
•Met.  tOentaagk,  or  e* 
prtfs,  or  curb,  to  frit  j 
CoUigo,  ere,  cjti,  eftu 
gather,  or  brit^  ttgetb 
Of  fiickfirem  the  fiaOt^ 
or  ^aiiB  tagetheri  /i  red 
up,  to  coiUa,  or  maU 
^f,  tocoKcisuie,  ot  infer, 
reafon,  io  get,  pufchafe. 
to  comprehend,  or  evil 
tfpi  to  recover  himfeif,  o 
to  recover  from  fiar,  fi 
to  call  to  mindy  th  reet 
9r  irufistp.  eoUigeit 
V,  farcihnlas,  Juv, 
bis  mwles.  Colligere  i 
to  tmle  in  the  fbeat,  ^ 
colligit,  &  ponit  tern 
^"gfy,  and foM p-eafed, 
coitigere,  to  catch  hiiLl 
Colligor,  i,  eftus.  paiT.  to 

to  be  thought 

Collinso,  are.  aft.  to  le 

in  a  right  tine.  Alio  to 

CollTnitus,  a,  um.  pt.  a 

Coilinoy  ere,  ini,  xvi,  & 

aft.  to  befmear,  todefi 

Collinas,  a,  um.  adj.  of 

CoUiqbani,  t^s.  pt.  melt 

Coiliquitio,  onis.  f.  a» 

CoUiquefacio,  eie,  5ci, 

to  Kelt  down,  or  todifj^ 

CotlTquefaftui,  a.  um.  i 

Coiliqueo,  irre,  «u».  ne». 

\Vl<iV.lC<^fco,  txt,tobeg: 


)L 


) 


.  f.  Jrainsy  gutters 
t  BttUhilU  an  eajy 

'.  a  hnmkmg^  hmnf" 
or  Jafbing  fgohtr, 

urn,  ft,  t6  k ftp 

(i  u  s  fhttng^  fit' 
kgjffbifigi,  a  fit' 
p  CoUocAtio  lilic, 


m^oynlf  Cie. 
itBfitfWpkcb  h 
r,  or  &9f,  Vo-  kf  «rf , 
^9«Py  f^  4it  m  ^m 
mtt  It  hhe^t^gfve 
it  match  tt  dMMjfifgrj 
oken  limb,    Oolfo- 

laot.    CoUorare  pe- 

ipita,  toimpffetca^ 

Ur. 

liT.  toiepheed 

IS,  a,  Qin.  pt.   ft  ^ 


re.  a£l.  /o  mr/V^ 
I.  f.  tf  CMiference 
im.  pt.  hiving  talhd 

,  pt.  talking  together 
x,  a  talking  together , 
'cmrje^  talk^  ctife- 
itfroff 

Itot.  foBv  dep.  to 
together^  to  talk  with 
%  to  iomfer 
»Uib€fc 


COL 

Co]l5cen«^  tii.  \^.,  finning  together 
CollQceo,  era,   xi*  neot.  to  fimtf 

or  give  a  gemral  light  ^  toglifter^ 

toioemdau 
CollScOf  are.  tohptrm 
ColliiAatio,  omu  f.  0  mr^/Uing 
ColhiAator,  9rii.  b.  mvro/thr 
CoUttdoTy  ari.  dtp.  to  wr^b^  to 


CollOdoj  Sre,fi,  funiy  aft*  io  fltjy 

qn  ffort  twptbtr  X  alCotofbadiy 

eovim  to  too  intent  to  detokfo 
Coltum,  i.  o.  the  neck,  theerag^  Ob- 

torto  colloy  Crr.  obftrifto.  Plaut, 

hfheadawd/bouldert 
Coll«6,  Sre,  ui,  utum.  aft.  to^rinfe^ 

wajb,  or/eour 
Collvor,  !•  pafll  fo  ^  w«>&«i 
Collufio,  5ni8*  f.  <tv»«  «»^  collufion 
Colisror,  oris.  m.  a  flay-fiikno^ 

a  feUow-gamtJier,  he  that  doth  any 
'  *^^i  }S  C9lbffion 
CoUusBrie,  adv.  knavijb.^ 
CoUoftranty  tiM,' pt,  furvtyii^ 
Cottolb-atus,  a,  nm.  pt.  tnlightned 
CoUuftro,  ire.  aft.  to  make  clear,  to 

e^lij^hten,  fa  heboid  on  every  fiUy 

to  hok  round  about  him 
Golluftror,  iri.  to  he  enlightened 
CoIItitaio,  are.  aft.  to  d^ie,  PUut, 
Collutus,  a,  om.  ^X,voafitedycUamfeA 
CoUilviariuai^  i.  n.  a  Jink 
CoUuvies,  ei.  f,  filth,  or  dirt,  ajmk, 

or  kennel,  JHnki^g  dirt  of  finks.  Or 

Juch  like,  bogwajb,  draff,  oxfmiU 

forfwtne,  a  rahite  ofpeofU  a  the 

offseouring  9f  any  thing 
Cotluvio,  oDis.  i»fikhy  vftfi>,  Met, 

offuouring     • 
Colly bui,  i.  m,tbe  gain,  or  Jofi  iy 

changing  money,  handbng,  or  tei' 

ting  of  money 
Coilyra,  m.  t  a  htm,  mfiffet 
CoilpUue,  9,  vm//o/>/>edfit  brttb 


COL 

Cdllyrittm,!.  u.  tye'fahe,dtent,  or 
f^fit^^  •  clyfkt 

CoUtttS*  %  urn.  pt*  flrahed 

Colo,  irr.  aft*  /•  firain^  to  ftrge, 
r^m  . 

Colo,  iSre,  ui,  coltaOi.  aft.  to  tiff, 
wf  hn/band  ground,  to  deck,  trim, 
or  Mhm,  to  prune,  to  inbaUt,  or 
dwell  in.  Met.  to  morfiip,  to 
rtnero,  U  lave,  favonr,  and  «- 
fieem,  to  make  court  to,  to  ht  at' 
tacbed  to,  or  wait  upon,  to  make 
love  to  a  woman,  to  exereift,  prae* 
tiee,  otfhtdy,  tofoUom  and  nfi,  to 
mmintaik,  frejerve  and  keep.  Inter 
f«  colere,  to  Jove  and  live  toge-^ 
ther,  Cic* 

C21or»  i,  ciiltni.  pafll  to  b$.  tilled, 
rtjjrtaed,  wor/b^fed,  &c, 

CSlScy&this,  idii.  f.  a  kind  of  mild 
Z^rd,  purging  fiegm,  the  ^ple 
whereof  is  called  Colo({uinti69i 

Colon,  i.  n,  the  great  gut  winding 
frrnn  the  left  fide  unto  the  right,  in 
which  is  tbo  etifeafi  called  the  'c^' 
lick,  a  mtmhor  of  afentence 

CSlona,  IB*  f.  a  country  woman 

C^lonirimn,  i.  n.  a  land  tax 

C5ionia,  «.  f,  a  colony,  or  plantar 
tion,  whither  people  are  fent  to 
dwell,  a  company  of  people  tranf* 
planted  frm  one  place  to  another, 
with  an  allowance  of  land/or  their 
tillage^  agranpt,  Gt  farm,  a  fie* 
farm,  or  copyhold 

C8l6nTcu8,  a,  um.  sAy  pertaimng  te 
hufbandry,  to  a.  celeny 

CSlonos,  a,  um.  adj.  may  be  tiUed, 
or  fit  to  he  tiliod 

C^Ionus,    i.  ID.  tf  bufbardman,  m 
farmer,  a  tiller  of  the  ground^  a 
bind,  or  c^untr^  JeU^na  at  Jeroxte, 
h.nc   A.n%V.  a   cU«n.    A  ^nnx^ 
fbatgoti  tt  jettle  tn  Wc  ab^r  ^\aft 
k1«,  «\4^V- 


COL 

CXDl&phon,  onis.  m.  an  end,  0  ttn- 
clujion,  Cutofhonem  addere,  /o 
mmkt  an  trul,  or  Jttiijb  0  thing 

Color,  vel  colos,  oris.  m.  a  nmtural 
(okur,  a  temfltxion^  OX  the  air  9/ 
9ne*ijfaftt  *  dytj  or  but,  a  pain- 
ter*s  cohurtt  the  OBtibari ]hn»^  or 
beauty  cf  a  things  a  eloak^  or  pre- 
tenet f  an  excuje,  or  pita.  Colores 
rhrtcrici,  Khettrtcal  fignret  and 
0rfiaments,Cic,  Vitm  color.  Ite 
ftatey  or  condinon  0/  lift,  Hor. 
Color  civitatis,  the  beauty  of  a  at) 

Coiorate,  adv.  fy  prtttnci 

C6loratu8,  a,  um.  pt.  com  p.  or.  co- 

.  Iturcd,  pa'tntea.  Met.  fa  tut,  pra - 
€td  tfod  farmed  with  figurtt  and 
trnaatents,  trtwmtd^  vamped,  tfar- 
nifhtd,  dijguifed,  pretendtd  :  jilfo 
tanned,  funburnt,  blaekf  u 
Mo»n  art 


Cdloro,  are.  a6t.  f  colour,  to  dye, 

Mtt,  to  give  a  compltxtcn,  or/*/ 

a  glo^t  on  a  thing  J  to  infu/catt,  to 

make  tawny,  to  di/gui/e,  to  cloak 

Coloior,  ari.  pafl*.  to  be  tanmd 

ColofTeus,  a,  um.  adj.  giant-like,  co 

hffcan 
ColofsTnos  co\or, a  bright  purple  colour 
Colol.  i«  us^  a,  um.  adj   of  a  huge  fixe 
CoJt,fl'u8,   i.    m.   a  hugg  pillar,  or 
-  ftatue 

Coloilra,  ae.  f.  &  -trum.  i.  n.   the 
frft  Milk  after  the  birtby  bee/lings 
Coloftracio,  iiuis.  f.  a  dijcafe 
Coioftiahis,  a,  um.  thick  like  bt^* 

Cololtrucn,  i.  n.   beefiirgt 
Coluber,  bri.   m.  a  ferj^ent  lying  in 
tbejLsidoV)  ofiLowis,  Colubri  cieci, 
btUy  worms 
CdJiitm,  X.  t.  a  female  fnake 
CiUubiiivr,    Bf   um,   iwing  Jncky 


C  O  ^ 

CSlobrinus,  %,vitn,ofafnaketWitp, 

crafty 
Colum,  i.  n.  a  colandar,  afiriantr, 

a  %oeel,  fucb  itsfifm  ufe,  a  mmIk^ 

ber  of  a  feattnct,  tbt  eoHck,  A&i#. 
C(>lumtm^  K.  f.  0  dffva,  npigtrni^  a 

culver 
CSlumbar,   arii.  n.  a  pilhry,  Co- 

hiinbtria,  pi.  htles  in  ^jida  ^ 


COM 

i/mj  if  d^  ^atntriti 
Columnariiiai,  s.  «•  0  tnh^, 

aukry  piMmr^  mmbtkt  iatf 

ioBt 
Cdlamndlay  c.  f.  a  iRttbfSlr 
'CShiriy  OQifli,  f  I.  in.  m^a09^ 

cits,  wtetting  hi  tbtimit 

m^ld 
CJSlumai.  a,  «•■»  jiiA  ff^ 


fhkpi^  through  wbUdt  the  t0rt  ap-  ^CSiai^  L  f,  nir(^4B.  JaiU.dl 


ftar,  Hkepigton  hoiet,  tbt  mortaife 

htles,  wvherein  tit  tnds.of  rafiars 

ttrtfaflfud  iu  buildings,  hties-md 

/paces,  out  tf  which  tbt  ^vdttr 

runs,  afttr  it  is  taken  up  .by  ^ 

water-mill  wheel 
CSlnmbaria,  se.  f.  a.ptgton  bttr/t 
Coln'mbarb,  e.  nd].ofddovt 
Colombariam,  i.  n.  0pigen»hmft^ 

a  davt-cote 
CSlnmbarius,  i. m. kaiptrtf0 

houft 
Columbatim,  adv.  like  dovtt 
Columbina,  K«.f.  vtrvaim, 

bint 
CSlumblnus,  a,  am.  adv.  of  pi* 

geons 
Cold0)bor,   atnt  fuin.  dep.  to  bill 

like  doves 
Columbus,  i.  m.  acockpigetn 
Culumella,  m.  f.  a  little  pillar,  a. 

ttfmb'flone,  OT pillar  of  infciiptiem 
Colutneliaris,  e.  adj.  of  the  fafhion 

of  a  little  pillar,Co\MmcllMcs  den  - 

teSy  the  cheek  teeth 
Col  u  men,  inis.  fi.  principal  prop  of 

a  houfe,  a  tnounrain,  Mi^t.  a  ftay, 

or  Jypport  of  any  thirg 
Coliifnis,  e.  jafe,  htakty    , 
Culuipna,  9.  f.   a  round  pillar,  or 

pojly  a  column,  Mcr.  a  iupport  '- 
Culumnarii,   orum. -pL   m,  fpthd' 

ibriftiy  much  in  deit,  and  brouj^ht . 

to  tbe  ^oV^fxiiv^\^\£^v^»*uiWtac- 


coin  ;  0j^f^^^f  r0k,9LM 

Ca^uftrimi,  j.  ji,  <n^g  ■*     ' 

Cdluthoa,>aM  «Mf 

Q6itm,  m.f.  *%»^«ft; 

htad^htdr,  A«iJ0|k^  «fjj 

amd  leaves  of  treeii  ""^fj^ 

jfi0ktt.r^firtfh0tfi9jrmlM 

tHefun  ioamt  • . 

iCema^-itia.  tU  0  letbargf        \ 


GogiaiM,  tis^pt.  htmtghtl 
h0ifi  ■  • 

fifl 


'of  iurow,  Siilla««"*- 


rbo,&e.  bibi,rmk«^ 
thar^  to  0riak  tf,  ^% 
nft9  4aAeim  j 


at  blasihgftat 
Cj^ftaichut,  i.  m. «  A 
'CJSnatusy  a»  um.  adj. 
vcahufb^f  b0ir,Qtb 

Uavtt 
■Combrbo, 
togtthar^ 

UamftO-tmmg  m  _j 

Combibo,  QniSy  to,  aff^^^ 

Combibor,  i.paiT.  Ov.wi»*]j 
X^ombureadot,  a,  um.  pt.w^^ 

v,ith 
Comburensy  Cis.  pt.  facnwfi*; 

faming 
Coflilburo,  ere,   ffi,  ftuiB»  aA"* 

burn     or  eomfumt  widt  ffH'^. 

fcorrb,  parih,  or  dry  up,Ul^^ 

pajiaway,  w  Jptnd 
Cuinburoi;,  i.  paU.  tobtka0 
"•ombuftio,  ou  s»  U  abarmtg^  ■■ 

bujlioa 

Coibr 


O  M 

I,  «■•  pt.  hitme 
,  a,-nm«  p«.  t«  ietatin 
upm         i 
iv/.coinejyComeft,  Sde< 
!^  cdi,  efuB,  W  tftiuny 

mmndtr  am^.  Gome* 
\aav^ufBrgH  a  kiad* 
Coonedere  aHqaea,  n» 
o/"  bottjt  and  horns 
■  ^xomUag 
c.  -  g.  a  cfMP/kitMf «i,  « 
mlilrr, '  tf   MipUy'   or 

Jkwtr^  mlpdrttiker,  an 
r  tAfttar,.  a  etnJiJaH, 
f  officers  mccorafMmfinf 
«  •/  fieevincn,  t^fi- 
M^  M  c»mm*m  ^airf. 
let  onpire,.  tie  chief 
ay  tgiu.  vbaifiever, 
m 

IS,  tr.  Coniflabundut 
I.  pt.  r'uiing 
nit.  f«  V.  Comiflacio 
.  Comiffitor 
(omedere 
r«  Conederem 
tvd,  V,  ComiiTor 
i.  f.  ««  Air/it^     . 
3omeftut,  aiwm.  pU 
f8/  in  iuxury 
t.  tf^iff  ro  eat 
metes,  ae.  n. «  roM^r 
i(f  a  comedy yfUMfanrfy, 
trrily 

m.  adj .  behnging  to co'  \ 
ted  in  eomfdies,  comical 
I.  a  writer  of  comedies 
.  migh  at  hand,  hand 
bwitb,  prefentiy,   in 

or.  comiffitnus,  Tup 
iradoui,  affabie^  good 


C  O  M 

natmredf  kindy  courteous,  nice,  cu- 

Tioui^'koMng  a  delicate  tefi»9  io" 

tang  CKfioMS  arts 
CoffiiiiibjBJidus,  a,  uin,  adj.  repel' 

%. 
Qioai^tia,  oaii.  f.  nveiUngf  jun» 

hetiiwg 
Comiirator,  oris.  m.  a  reveOer 
Coniflbr,  aftn-fum.  dep,  terevef, 
•^  daitet,  ef/sd  k$  mtny 
Comltana,  tiiu  pt.  accemftaaying 

I    99J/,  fourtth,  ktfii^nky^  mUaeff, 

.     kkKdn^ 

C2k|»rtaci>«,  a,  uqv.  pt,  or,  comp, 
he  that  accom^uieSf  or  11  accom* 
famiedt  or  attemie^ 

CSmitatus,  us.  m.  a  retiuHo  of  at' 
tendtmUt  a  prim  (^t  e&urt^  if  Mi- 
voy  ef  pFovySeeu,.  0  ctifoty,  or 
Jbire 

CoaniKr,  iiliane,  fqp.  adr.  gtntfy, 
c»urte9ufly,  kindly,  ckdily,  Jplen* 
didly,  gentiiefy 

C5mi(ia,  dn»m.  pl.n.  an  ^ffemhly  of 
people  for  chufing  offi^en^or  making 
of  by  iawSfCotnWu  cariat«,w&M 
the  people  g^ye  their  votes  by  whole 
courts,  cepturi^rai  wA«i  U  hun- 
dreds, tributa^  when  by  triistCic, 
a  ^onve^tion,  parltamnt,  or  €919^ 
mon  ofiuncilmtt^  be  fo  calUd 

CfSmitialis,  •:.  adj.-  pertaining  to 
fuch  an  aJfemJUy,  Comittalis  mor- 
bus,  the  falling  Jicknefsy  Diet  co* 
mitiaiit,  a  day  to  ^onfult  of  mat- 
ten,  Cic.   Cooiitiales   homines,! 


C  p  M 

people  in  the  tewn-hall 
C&Dhium,  I.  n.  properly  any  affewt* 
bly,  particularly  of  people  met  for 
making  laws,  &;c.  but,  morefre^ 
fuent^  the  place  where  the  affem" 
bfy  meti  a  parliament  houfe^  tha 
courts   or  toyiH-hali,    the  fiate- 
houfe 
C6mXt9^  a^e.  a^  idem  quod 
C5initor,  atus  fua.   depu  ie  nrb 
paff.  to  attend,  or  wait  upon  ome^ 
to  go  along  with,  tefolUno^  to  be 
accompanied 
CoffloUi  acts.  n.  a  part  rfa  member 
in  a  period  atark^ thus  {,\  Com- 
mata,  urn.  ^UJioodgates,  fluice^ 
Commaculatds,  a,  um.  pt.  defiled 
Comna^^lo,  ace.  %£k.  tojpo^^  defik» 

or  ftain,  to  foil 
Gomjnadeo,  ^re.  «i.  io  be  smfi 
CommandQcatus,  a,  um.  pt.  chewed 
CoRunaQdacatus,  fit.  m.  a  ehewiiig 
Comoiaodi|co,  arf.  a£l«  f  ^htw 

m^at  , 

Co^means,  til.  pt.  g9i^g  to  an4  a- 
gain,  wav-f^ing,  Commeaates, 
Joldiers  that  go  out  upon  a^conmj 
Commeaturus,  pt.  about  to  go 
Commeatus,  fis.  m.  afafe  coadfiSi^ 
apajfport,  qr  pafs,     A.\{o  previa 
JSm  of  visual*,  a  furlow,  a  con- 
voy ofaffut,  or  of  Joldiers,  te  fe^ 
cure  provijiom  coming  to  the  army 
Comm^dxcor,  atus  fum.  dep.     «# 

meditate  and  mufe  upon 
Cofnm(^(niai,  ifle.  verb,  defeat:,  fo 
remember ,  o-  have  in  remembrance 


litigious  people,  confiantly  attending:  CommemSrabilis,  e.  adj.  worth  tlfo 

courts,  PUut.  mentioning,  or  remembering 

Com Tcial iter,  adv.   by  the  /sZ/iir^j  CemmSm5randu<,  a,  um<.  pt.  w^c* 

fcknefs  thy  to  be  mentioned,   or   r«nn»- 

Cdmiriarius,  a,  um.  adj.  after  the\     bered 

manner  of  a  pubHck  afimbfy  CQmtn€motVEV\^  <Vi»  "^X.,  mwAViwin'i^ 

Q^miuatat,  ib,  m.  a  meeting  e/'f&ejOomttv&tnom\^^  "^liA*  1%  a  wooa*** 


1 


COM 

ing,  m  rmembramctf  0  ttmmim' 

ration 
^•iiiin{<nitfro,  are.  aft.   /•  call  tt 

mind,  to  recountf   to  meniion^  or 

fitak  of,  to  call  to  rememhrmme,  to 

rohe^rfff  to  eomwiemorste,  to  ad-* 

vcrti/e,  or  acquaint 
Comm^mdror,  an.  pafl*.  to  bewun- 

ttonedf  or  recounted 
Commendabilis,  e,  tiy^obrthy  to  ht 

fraifedj  comnundabk 
Commend  a  nc,  tis.  pt.  rommendit^ 
Commendatio,  Snis.  f.  n  eommenda* 

tion,  or  recommendation 
Commendatitias,  a,  om»  adj.  re- 

:  commendatory 
Cbmnwaditor,  Srit.  m.hetbetttom' 

wundt 
Commenditrix,  Tcit.  f.Jbevfbo  eoM' 

mends 
Commendatui,  a,  un.  pt.  &  adj. 

or  comp.  fiimusi  fupcrl.  comrnit' 

fid  to  charge,  or  keeping,  comrnend" 

ed,  or  recommended,  valued,  fraif* 

ed,  efieemedt  regarded 
ComrTM^ndo,  are.  aft.  to  commit^  or 

pur  one  in,  to  trufi  tvitb,  toreeom' 

mend  to  Ofte*s  favour,  or  care,  to 

commend,  pfai/e,  or  fet  forth,  to 

Jet  off  ivitb  advantage,  to  grace 

and  credit,  to  procure  one  favour, 

and  get  him  efteem 
Coramendor,  ari.  pafl*.  to  be  recom^ 

mendedy  praifed,  &c. 
Commcflfus,  us.  m.  the  meafure  of 

a  thing  in  proportion  to  another 
Commentariolum,  i.  n.  a  journal,  a 

day  book 
Commentaricilus,    i.  m.  a  note,  a 

book  of  comments 
Commentarium,  i.  n, a  commentary. 

In  plural,  commentaria,  commen- 

far/^s,  or  nnfesi  at  upon  Vi  rgi  1 ,  &C , 

Ooir         "         '  xtit  4  commentary  I 


COM 

«  brief  rogijler^  or  account  ^things 
fet  down  in  writing,  fuck  as  out 
farUament journals  are,thimgt  briefl) 
written,  an  bifiorical  memorial,  0 
book  of  notes,  a  dey^hook,  is  comnidh' 
fUccbook,  a  comment,  or  enpofition 
upon  an  autkor 

Commentitio,  5nif .  f.  a  meditating 
majbig,  thinking  npoff  a  ^Itferip" 
Hon  tf  a  country ^  ^in-  iumtii^ 

Commentator,  5ris.  m'.  a  dtoifif 

CommentStui,  a,  urn.  pt.  aft.  H 
paflT.  fiuSed^  devifed,  thought 
upon,  hammered,  Ibaving  tbot^ht 
upon,  commented,  difputed 

Commentior,  irl }  to  eigrte  together 
in  d  lye 

Commcntttias,  vm«  adj.  fetgned^ 
devifid,  romatuic,  newfy  invented, 
Plato 

Commantor,  itusiblD.  to  romance, 
to  rea/on,  argue^  and  dijeomfe 
of  a  thing,  to  wrtt9  a  eommentmy^ 
to  indite,  pen^  emd  comprfe,  to 
mufe,  or  think  upon,  tojiucbf,  to 
cafi  in  one's  mind,  to  imitate 

Commentor,  5ris.  m.  an  inventor 

Commentumy  i.  n.  any  new  inven^ 
tion 

Commentus,  a»  um.  pt.  aft.  that 
imagineth  or  devi/eth,  paflT.  for- 
gtd,  feigned 

Commeoy  arc.  to  go  in  company,  to 
go  and  come,  to  come^  to  move 

Com  mere!  um,  i.  n.  commerce,  traf 
Jick,  dealing,  merchandife^  bitying 
and  felling,  bartering  of  vhzres, 
an  intercourje,  or  correfpondence, 
acquaintance,  converfe,  a  cc 
mon  ufe 

Commcrcor,  atus  fum.  dep.  to 
tra^'ck 

Comvttcven,  trt,  ui^  itum.  afti 
(0  (Ufcrve  well*  vo  Atjtrot  \\X 


COM 

ComtBSreor»  trlta*  riin« 

de  ferae  HI  at  onis  haodt, 

offend 
OommerTtiia,  a,  am.  pt^ 

deforced. 
rcmnetie^s,  a,  ma*  pt* 
Commetiot,  *ijn,:enfaf*  ^ 

meafnre  of^  H  poportm 

Commigritioy  Snit.  f.  d 
going  eifemher»  to  d»eli 

CommifTo,  are^  aft.  f* 
onejdace  to  another,  to 
Jhifr^hi^ngi,  Uchaif 

Commjleif  itit,  m.  afd 

OnnwS^iiuiD,i,n,fiUoiji 
In  commtlitom  adfciwi 
edatfoa^m^fokHers 

Comoftilitoi  ooia.  au  *j 
dier,  acmmada 

Comminana,  tis.  pt.  ibrt^ 

Comminatio^  Snia.  f.  < 
comminatimi,  cnrfieg 

Oomminatus,  a,  um.  pt.  I 
pafiive,  threatned 

Commingo,  Sre,  zi,  iftui 
bepifs.  Hor. 

Comminifcor,  entus  ion 
devife,  inventfOr  imafU 
Ot  forge,  to  reealkS, 
mind 

Commioiftro^ «.  miniftro 

Commlfnor,  itus.  dep.  \ 
greatly 

Commmucndus,  a,  an* 
broken  to  pieces 

Comminao,  ere,  ui,  3t« 
break  in  puees^  tobruijei 
ble  into  finall  parts,  U 
feeble,  or  woaken^  to  din 

Comminuor,  \,  tus.  pfl 
broken  to  pieces,  to  be  wo 

CommiDutim^  adv.  hy^ 


0  M 

i,  urn.  pt.  hrohn  in  1 
!/,  dimmjbid 
a,    um.   p*«  to   he 
ixid  vfitb 

'ty  uiy  ftom.  z€tt  to 
Sr  together y  tojumk^ 
rl.  pair.  /•  ^  mingled 

I,  M,  um.  pt.  to  le 

tls.  pt.  pitying 

onis.  f.  />ify 

,  imperf.  to  have  pi ty^ 

'/ 

n.  to  condole 
,»,  f .  a  Jetting  together 
trial  of  mafieriei  in 
,    Suet.    Commi^Tio 

•  repreftnting  cf  plays 
',  ox  the  hegiuaii^  rf 

•  n.  an  unJertfiking, 
an  offence f  or  fault 
forjeiture^    a  ficret, 

imiQiiTua,  Jive  com- 
fcigii,  /A*  JuTiure  of 
'oodi^    or  ^^  /^^ 

e.  f.  a  joint  ef  any 

\nd  opened t  a  flofftre, 

tiagclofef  or  couching 

.tber 

a,  um.  pt.   about  to 

um.  pt.  joimdf  fit, 
tftery  cemented,  jolder^ 
,  imparted^  committed, 
re,  or  intrufted,  joined 
i*dt  (teguuj  committed, 
r0iedf  forfeited,   con- 

,  U91*  pt.  mixed,  min^ 

re.  a^.  to  hruife 


COM 

Comnni  igor,  ari.  palT.  Commitigari 
fandslio    caput,    ironice.    to  he\ 

,  ftroked  on  the  bead,  to  be  knocked 

.  about  the  pate,T&[, 

CommittenduSy  a,  um.  pt.  /•  be 
committed,  intndied,  begun,  joined, 
permitted,  evpofed,  fee, 

Committens,  tit.  pt.  committing 

Committo,  ere,  mifi,  miiTum,  to 
Jend  out  together,  or  at  the  fame 
time,  toletfiart  together,  to  p^ir, 
or  match,  to  compare,  to  weigh 
one  agoing  another,  to  recite  pub  - 
lickly,  tofiretcb,  to  fcrew  up,  to 
exert,  to  join,  or  clofe  together. 
Met.  to  ballon,  to.fet  ptotle  to- 
gether by  the  ears,  to  intrujt  with, 
to  commit-  to  onc^s  keeping,  or  care , 
to  impart  to,  to  acquaint  tvitb, 
to  expofe,  to  begin,  to  engage  in 
battle,  to  put  on,  to  enjoin,  or 
give  in  charge,  to  put  to  fea%  to 
off.nd,  to  commit  a  crime,  tojuffer^ 
.  to  give  caufe,  or  occqfion,  to  con* 
fjcate 

Committor,  i,  (Tus.  paiT.  to  be  joined 
together,  committed,  intrufted,  begun, 
&c. 

Commixtio,  onis.  f./ff  Admiftio 

Commixtus,  a,  um.  pt.  mingled^  or 
blendfd  together 

Commddandus,  pt.  r«  ^  lent 

Commodani,  tis,  pt.  lending 

Commodatusy  a,  um.  pt.  fitted, 
or  made  ft,  fuited^  lent 

Comm5d^,  adv.  us.  com.  iTiqn^, 
fuperl.  well,  bandfomly,  conve- 
stiently,  fth,  to  the  purpofe,  ad 
vantageoujly y  Minui  commod^ 
audire,  to  be  iUjpokeri  of 

CommSditas,  atus.  f.  commodity, 
profit,  advantage,  convenience ,  Jit* 
nefs,  handjomenefs,  opportunity^ 
good»tiature,  civilifyf  MetOA.  anj 


COM 

obliging  friend,  Mea  commodlCai ! 
my  precious,  Plaut. 

Comm5do,  are.  a£t.  to  profit^  or 
do  good  to,  to  fleajure,  or  fertte 
one,  to  advantage,  or  help,  Alfo 
to  lend,  to  futt,  or  make  ft,  t§ 
give 

Commodulcy  adv.  fomewbat  con* 
veniently 

CommSdulum,  adv.  pretty  well 

Commodum,  i.  n.  advantage,  gain, 
prt^t,  commodity,  benefit,   intereft^ 
convenience,   a  ,  reward  given  to 
Joldieri,  over  mod  above  their  pay  ' 
at  their  difcharge 

CommSi^m,  adv.  in  good  time,  fea» 
fonably,  luckily ,  juft  then,  Jcarcely 

Commodut,  a.  i)m.  adj.  or  coinp* 
iHmus,  (up.  jufl,  exa9,prefoir' 
tionable,  middling,  neither  lejs  nor 
more,  neither  fmaller  nor  bigger ^ 
convenient,  commodious,  apt,  ad* 
vantagepus^  profitable,  courteous, 
kind,  civil,  genteel,  good  company^ 
Jucky  and  fortunate,  Jeafonable, 
opportune,  neat,  handfim,  exaSly 
placed 

Commocreoi/ctf  Mocreo 

Comipoiior,  Iri,  tus.  dcp.  to  en* 
deavour,  to  attempt 

Commolitus,  a,  um.  pt.  ground 

Comm^lo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  aft*  tu 
grind,  hruife,  or  break  jUiall 

CommdnSfado,  ere,  eci,  aftuin« 
a£t.  to  advife,  to  admomfb,  to 
remind,  mind,  to  rebejrfe,  o»r 
mention 

Commonefio,  eri,  faftui,  neat* 
paflT.  to  he  put  in  mind  ^ 

Conxmoneo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  a^. 
to  vfarn,  to  advife,  to  put  in  mind 

Commonitio,   onis*  f*  «n»amvn»^ 
an  atm    tjb\n"£ 


lAxu  -^ 


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COM 

Commoiutat,  a,   um.  pt.  ^/mt. 

tijut,  Vfarned^  put  in  remrwAranct 
Con^monftro,  arc.  ^€t»  tojbtw^  or 

tell  ivbst  is  bid,  or  unknoivm 
CotnmSracio,  onis.  f.  a  P^jingf  or 

continuing  y    s  dwelling,  or  ^laci 

0faheJje,dehyf  or  lingering 
Comni5ratus,  a,um.  pt.  having fiaid 
Commordeo,  eie,  di,  fum.   /«  hite 

chfi 
CommSr'icni,  li».  pt.  (fying  together 
Commorior,  iy  tuus,  to  da  together 
Com  more,  Itus,  dep.  to  abide  with 

•nr,  t4  fojourn,  tojhp,  binder,  or 

maki  to  tsrry^  Met.  to  eof.iimu,  or 

injfi  long 
Comroorius,  a,  um.  pt.  bitten  chft 
Commdrunt^ro  commoverunt 
Comm6irem,^ro  commovifI!!in 
Coanmocio,  onit.  commotion,  troublt^ 

dilfu'tet^  difturbanee 
Cofiiinotiunculi,»«  f,  afmall  motion^ 

or  pajiom 
Commdtus,  a,  um.  pt.  or  comp, 

waiftd,  Jlirred,  Met.  moved,  vtxed, 

put   into   s  pajfion^  fuick,  expe" 

ditioMi 
Comm^reoy   cre^  vi,  turn.  aA.  to 

Movtf  orjf/r,  toremTve,  M  t.   to 

trouble,  or  difturb^  to  difquiet,  to 

caufofity,,   or  compajion,   to  afio^ 

nlfby  to  osteite,  or  raife  up 
Commoveor,  er«,   otus.  paHT.  /•  bt 

woofvoi,  Uc.  Cit. 
Commulceo,  ere,  fi.  to  eajok 
Commune*  it.  d.  fubfl.  ex  adj.  « 

eomm^n  wealth,  a  fiate.  Met.  the 
pubUck  zoeaith,  or  treafure 
Communibo^r*  commuoiam,P/tftff. 
Commtmicandos,  a^  um.  pc«  to  be 

communicated,  or  fiared 
CrtmrnQmcuiS,  tU.   pt*    communi' 
^no'ff^,  Jbdr/ng,  imparting 


COM 


ttom,  makfffg  of  a  thing 
partnerjbip 

Communieatorus,  a,  um.  pt.  mhut 
to  communicate 

CommQnTcatus,  a,  cm.  pt.  pafl*. 
impartedt  Commuoicato  inter 
fe  conGMo,  having  laid  their  heads 
together,  Lhr. 

CommGnico,  2re.  a^.  to  commune^ 
or  confer  with  tne  anctber,  to 
ammunicate,  impart^  or  fiare 
with  anotLer,  -to  make  partaker  of 

Conmuoicor,  an'.  paiT.  to  be  im- 
parted, dep.  to  impart 

Communioy  ivi,  ire.  tofortiff 

ODfflmun*o,  onis.  f.  communion, 
mutual  participation,  an  ejna/pri' 
viledge,  or  enjoyment  of  the  famt 
thit:g,  the  communtyf  or  whcle 
company 

Commun/i,  e.  adj.  r>r  comp.  com* 
man,  the  fame,  general,  univerfal, 
all  alike,  plarn^  ordinary,  fawnUar, 
gentle,  a^*teous,free^  equal,  upon 
a  letiel,  Alfo  the  univerfahty,  or 
%»tole  body  of  a  fiate 

Communitas,  atis.  f.  tommomty, 
having  all  things  in  common^  feU 
kwfhip,  foeiety:  Alfo  right,  or 
jkjlice  in  mem  deoRngt  with  one 
another 

Comm6nitcr»  adv.  in  common,  in* 
differently,  together,  alike,  Jmnt/y 

ComiBunitiOf  3nii.  f.  a  fortifying 

CommCttitus,  t,  am.  pt.  fortifid, 
fenced,  madeftroi^ 

CommurmQratio,  onii.  f.  gnembling 
together 

Commurmuro,  ire.  to  murmur  to* 
gether 

Connmurmurory  atut  fum.  dep.  /• 
mutter  or  mumble,  Cic. 

Comnvui^bilU^  e.  adj.   cbangeabli. 


COM 

C<mkmnt9t\dm,M9}tm.pt./kt»keb 
Commutitio,  ooh.  f.  sebtmh 

akaratimu   A!(b  s  fgm»* 

torse 
CbmmQAtiiraty  a,  um.  pt  dt^ 

ebanot»  Ter. 
CommiitStui,  a,  om«  pt  «Am 

changed 
Commuiatufy  flg.  m.  a  ebmpt ' 

alteraticn,  Locr. 
Commfito.   are    aA.  f  <M4  ^ 

aker^   to  exchange,  ttp^* 

part  with  one  fir  the  elb9i\ 

barter,  truck,  or  chafir 
C8mo,  ire.  to  wear  a  Mf  JJ 
Como,  Hre,  pfi,  ptom.  ad.  "^ 

or  deck  the  hair,  totrtft*^ 

tire,  to  snake  gay  j 

Comor,  i,  comptui.paC  ti^^f^ 

w  drejjed 
CSmcedia,  x. 

terlnde 

C5moed7ce,  adv.  merrih^nf^ 
C5mcedTcttS,  a,  um.  efae0^ 
Comoedai,  i.  a.  es-esmtim^ 
CSmoediia,  a,  uiA^  perfmd^r\ 

tending  "^ 

C5m5fus 


f.  atemiif,< 


Compaaniay  e.  adj. 

9t  fee  together 
Compaaio,  Snk.  f. 

fettir^w  together  ^ 

Compadom,  i.  b.  »/f*3 

cmfederatf,  eonspaS,  i  <»*^ 

or  bargain  J 

Compadtat,  a,  «m.  P^'^JS 

joined  together,  weOJtt,  f^. 
Compagesy  it.  f.  a  ckftf^l 

fetting  together,  «  iltfah^y 

embrace  '   L 

Compigo,  Inik  I.  mjssMs*' 


coivf 


COM 


■r,  MtU*  adj.  equal,' tven,  like, 
uMe,  VfHt  match  t 
«r,  via:  c/  g.  fubft.  «  roav- 
« •«»  or  T^romfy «  bu/hanel,  or 
^9  tf  emifte^,  a  fartner 
aribilisy  e.  adj.  eemfarahk 
iraados,  a,'  ucn.  pt.  to  be 
M^y  or  firvutdeif  u  he  eem- 
wdjoitb 

Srate,  adv.  in  companfem 
dSiitio,  onis.  f.  a  gttttng,  f>ro- 
Em,  or  preparation,  tcmfanjon, 
tkg^ffi^rtienf  regard  or  cen- 
traUmt,  t/rtUr^  or  afpointment 
paratiT^  adv.  eomforatvvely 
pSntivoaiy  i.  n.  fAr  amparative 

pliatxftii,  a,  urn.  conifarative 
HKtam  eft,  imperC  it  it  fro- 
H  it  is  brought  to  that  pajs 
f^on,  a*  vol-  pt.  procured, 
W^     or  received  iu  tfige, 


■PMcty  ere,  fi.  Aim.  neot.  to 

1^MtHi^well,Ter. 

I<>e^  era,  oi,  icom.  to  appear, 

^mmt 

¥^,  arc.  w€t.   to  fnpeare,  or 

^^t  tepurtbafe,  Apr,  or  ^f»- 

**!  Ci  Mi#  «^im/  f«,   to  com- 

^Uget  together,  fit  together, 

'  *oh  eampmnjout,  to  take  or^ 

^  (H^«  or  e^ree  ubout^  to  ap- 

H  tr  erdw,  to  go,  or  to  he 

1"^  l»i<p  a  thing,  to  hire,  or 

•«»  If  Jotu   together f  to  raije 

*»S  to  recruit,  to  dreSt^  deck, 

f^inreadimft 

^»  ari.  paflC  to  be  procured, 

ttnd,  eompured.  Sec,  OV. 

sfto,  Sre.  tofied  t^ ether 

i^r,  i,  tus.  M  ^0  M/M  up  by 

libms,  a^  «m«  Ager  coar- 


pafcQus,  a  eomrntm  pafttrt,  Cic. 
jtts  comparcttum^    the  right  of 

commonage,  Sc»t. 
Compaflio,  onis.  f.  compajfon 
CompiSdis,  f.  gen.  9e  compedc,  abl» 

in  Hng.  feli^m  inveoiuntur,  plur. 

compedef>  a  fitter,  ot  Jbackle  fir 

the  fiet,    ornaments  that  mtomen 

«  ore  about  their  fiet:  Alfo  bar- 

ficadoes,  turnpikes,  andftocks 
CompSdio,  Ire  Ivi,  itoin.  a^.  to 

Jbackle,  or  fitter,  to  bind 
Complditoi,  a,  um.  fU  fettered 
Cpmpeltacio,  onit.  f.  1v  eaUi^g  ty 

name,  a  chiding 
Compell^tGrui,  a,   um.   pt.   a^wf 
I   to  caUupoB,  or  accufe  by  nsme 
CompelJcndui,  t,   um.    pt.   to  bi 

compelled,  ox  forced 
Compellens,  tis.  pt.  comtellmg 
Compello,  are.  a^.   to/peak  to  one, 

to  call  on  him,   to  call  him  by 

name,  to  aceofl,  to  chide  one^  to 

call  him  before  the  magiftrate 
Compelto,  ere,  iili,  alium,  to  tbm- 

pel,  drive,  or  bring  together^  Me- 

ton.  to  compel,  force,  or  conftrain, 

to  drive,  ot  chafe 
Compeltor,  1.  pa(n  to  be  compelled, 

or  driven 
Compendia  rid,  eompendioufy 
Compendiaria,  ae.  afiort  cut 
Compendiaijas,  a,  om.adj*  brief, 

Jhort,  abridged,  compendious 
Compendifacio,  Ire,  eci,  fa^lom* 

to  abridge,  to  profit,  to  five 
Compendiofus,  a,uni«  ud], profitable, 

gainful,  compendiout 
Compendium,   i.    n.   gain  got  by 
fiving  ;  profit,  advantage,  ajbort 

method  i   an   abridgment^    or  ab- 
fliaEl,  the  neareft  way.  Verba  con* 

fcrrc  ad  compcudiwn,  to  be  brief, 
FJdttt,  •" 


COM 

Compenlandui,  a,  um.  pC  ft  *» 

recompenfed,  or  make  tfw<»w/or^^ 
Compentatio,  5nii.  f.  a  recoufenjoo 

fatisfaaien,  a  compenfation,  Cic. 
ComptnsatuH  a,  un|.  pt.  rewnrdedt 

reouited  ^ 

Compenfo,   are.  aft.   to  recou^fip 

or  make  amends,  toefuai,  topntsep 

or  efieem  as  amch 
Coroprnfor.  ari.  paff.fa   hi  reeouh' 

pcnfid,  or  rofuittd 
Comperce,  let  me  aione,  ^w^U 
Compirendinitio,  onis.  f.  verb.  «r 

adjournment,  or  putting  off  a  trtMl 
Comperendinituf,  u«.  m.  >dem 
Compcrendinitus,  a,  um.  pt.  P"^ 

Uuged,  adjourned,  Cic. 
CompSrandTvo,  are.  aft.  f  dtUy^ 

to  defer  from  day  to  day,  to  put 

of,  or  adjounn  tUl  three  deys  keueu 
ComperendToui,/«  Comperendina- 

tus 
CompJSrio,  Ire,   ri,  rtam.   »ft.  to 

find  out  a  thing,  to  dif cover  if, 

to  know  for  certain  and  by  trial, 

to  get  good  intelligence 
CompSrior,  tus  fum.  dep.  to  know 

ajuredfyy  to  be  fure  of  a  thit^ 

upon  his  knowle^ 
Compemis,  is.  c.  g.  knock-kneed 
Compertos,   a,  am.   pt.  Tel.  a^}* 

known  for  certain,  found  out,  difi 

covered,   taken  in  the  oBf  cem^ 

viaed 
Compes,  edis,  v.  Compedis 
Compefcendus,  a,  «m./o  be  fueneheS 
Compefco,  err,  oi.  ad.   to  pafiuro 

togaher.   Met.    to  fiop,  jien,  or 

check,  to  bold,  or  keep  in,  to  tridl^ 

or  curb,  to  uUay,  ajwage^  or  et^e, 

to  quench,  as  fire,  thirft,  &e.  H 

cut,prune^  or  /o^  Aoa^bs^  to  fafet»^ 

Of  uavt oj 


COM 

Comm^pjrtasy  a,   urn.  pt.   aiver^ 

tijdti  warneJj  put  in  remtm^ranc* 

Cornmohftro,  ire.  ad.  tcjbna,  or 

uli  wbst  i$  bid^  or  ttnknovm 

CotnmSracio,  5ni«.  f.  a  fl'yi'^f  or 

continuing^    s  dwellings  or  place 

ofabeJe,dehy^  ot  lingering 

Comni5ratus,  a,um.  pt.  bafvingfiaid 

Commordeo,  eie,  di^  fum.   /«  bite 

€lofe 
Commorient,  iw.  pt.  t^ng  togefber 
Commorior» !» tuas.  to  die  tcgetber 
CommSroy  Itus,  dep.  to  abide  witb 
•Iff,  ta  fojoum,  tojhp,  binder,  or 
mdki  to  tarry y  Met.  to  eo/.itMue,  or 
injfi  long 
Cooiroorrus,  a,  urn.  pt.  bitten  chf$ 
Commdrunt^ro  commoverunt 
CommoiTem ,  pro  commovifTem 
Commotio,  onis.  commotion,  troublt^ 

dilfttiet,  d\fiurbanee 
CoiimotiuncuUy««  f,  a/mall  motion^ 

iyrpsjion 
Comin9tu$,   ty  am.   pt.  or  comp. 
raijed,  fiirred.  Met.  moved,  tftxed, 
put   inU   a  pafion^  fuiekf  expe- 
ditioMi 
Comm6rtOf  irc«  yij  turn.  a£l.  to 
mevet  or  fiir,  t»remvue,  M  t.   to  _ 
troM^  or  diflurbf  to  dif quiet,  to 
eaufepity^   or  eompajion,   to  afio^ 
n\f)y  to  excite,  or  raife  up 
Commoveor,  er*,   ocijis.  paHT.  /•  be 

mav§i»  Uc,  Cie. 
Commiilceo,  ere,  fi.  ^  ea/ole 
Comniane»is.  d.  .Aibfl.  ex  adj.  «. 
eommon  wealtb,  a  ftate.  Met.  the 
pubRck  Koealib,  or  treafure 
Communibo^r*  commuoiam,P/tftff. 
Communicandos,  a^  urn.  pc»  to  be 

communicated,  at  Jbared 
Cammunicdns,   tU4   pt.    cmmuni- 
f^UrigfJharing,  imparting 


COM 

tiom,  makirrg  of  a  tbing  common, 
partmr^ip 

Communieatorus,  z,  om.  pt.  about 
to  communicate 

CommOmcatus,  a,  cm.  pt.  pafl*. 
imparted,  Commuoicato  inter 
fe  con^Vio,  baving  faidtbeir  beads 
t^etber,  Lhr. 

CommGnico,  2re.  a^.  to  commune^ 
or  confer  with  erne  anctber^  to 
ctfrnmumcate,  impart^  or  jSbare 
witb  anotLer,  -to  make  partaker  of 

Conmuiacor,  an*,  pad*,  to  be  im- 
parted,  dep.  to  impart 

Communio,  ivi,  ire.  to  fortify 

Cbmmunio,  onis.  f.  communion, 
mutual  participation,  an  ejual  pri' 
viltdgCt  or  enjoyment  of  tbe  fame 
tbit/g,  tbe  communty^  or  ^ubcU 
company 

Conamunfi,  e.  adj.  rr  comp.  com» 
man,  tbe  fame,  general,  univerfal, 
all  alike,  pld'n^  ordinary,  famliar, 
gentle,  eOu*teous,free^  equal,  mpm 
a  level,  Alfo  tbe  uni^erfahty,  or 
Vfbole  body  ofafiatc 

Communitas,  atis.  f.  community, 
having  all  things  in  common^  feU 
kwfhip,  foeiety:  Alfo  right,  or 
jujiict  in  mens  deoRngt  with  one 
another 

CoQKnBnitcr^  adv.  in  common,  in^ 
diferentfy,  iogether,  artke,jomtly 

ComiBunitio,  onii.  f.  afortifjfing 

CoromCttltus,  %,  am,  pt,  fiftifed, 
fenced,  madeftrong 

Commurmuratio,  onis.  f.  gnemhUng 
together 

Commurmuro,  ire.  /•  murmur  to^ 
getber 

Commurmiiror,  atut  fnm.  dep.  to 
mutter  or  mumble,  Cic. 

ConMtvv^uViV\%>  c.  adj.   changeabli. 


C  C 

Comm3t«ndat,a*um. 
Commutatio,  onis. 

4dtaratioH»   Atfo  « 

toric 
CoinmGtituraty  a,  ui 

:hanore,  Ter. 
CommCtStui,  a,  oj 

changed 
Commulituf,  (is.  ra, 

altcraticn,  Locr. 
CommGto.  are    ad 

alter^    to  cxchanff' 

fart  with  one  /&> 

barter,  truck,  or  cl 
C5mo,ire.  to  wear 
Como,  txe,  pfi,  ptun 

or  deck  the  hair,  i 

tire,  to  make  gay 
Comor.  i,  comptusp: 

w  dreffed 
Comoedia,  x.  f.  a 

tcrlnde 
CSmoedTc^,  ady.  men 
ComoedTcttS,  a,  urn.  i 
Comoedui,  i.  a.  e^co 
CSmoedns,  a,  ntti\  pt 

tending  to  be  what 
C5m5fu«y  a,  nm.  ad 

«tfnr  hnhy,  of  treri 

of  branches,  or  lemv 
CompaAniSy  e.  adj. 

vf  fet  together 
Compaaio,  onk.  f. 

fettirg  together 
Compaoam,  i.  b. 

cvnfedereuf,  eempa, 

or  bargain 
Compadtat,   a,   «m. 

joined  together,  wet 
Compigesy  is.  f.  a  t 

fitting  together,  « 

embrace 
Compago,  Iiiit«  I.  , 


iivl 


adj.  equal,' iveHt  like, 
tft  match t 

c*  g.  fubft.  a  eovt' 
(econd^a  bujhand^  or 
U^,  a  partner 
c.  adj.  eon^arahk 
a,'  ucn.   pt.    to    he 
>rot/'uUd,   to  he  tern- 

r.  in  companfim 
lis.  f.  a  gotUngy  pro- 
of arationy  ttmpanjoti^ 
^rtiertf  regard  or  coi». 
irr,  at  afpointmtnt 
tdv.  eomparativefy 
f  u  n,  tie  amfarmtive 

9f  i]in»  cerMarativo 
^,  imperC  it  is  fro- 
rough  to  that  faje 
,   HOI.  pt.  frocuredy 
'  reeei'ued  i»  tff^e, 

,  a.  Aim.  neot.  to 
9g  wen,  Ten 
01,  iCom.  toeffear, 

t€t,  to  frepare,  or 
rchajit,  ^ijjr,  or  fro- 
e  efuai  to,  to  com- 
ogether,  fit  together, 
kirifiut,  to  take  or^ 
r  agrte  ahout^  to  af- 
er,  to  go,  or  to  he 
u  thing,  to  hire,  or 
I  together^  to  raife 
Tuit,  to  ^fSf^  deck, 
tefi 

;>aC  to  he  procured, 
<ared.  Sec,  €ic. 
to  feed  t^ ether 
i8«  to  he  eaten  up  by 


•m*  Ager  coat- 


:i 


COM 

pafcQus,  a  eommem  pdfimrt,  Cic. 
jtts  comparcttum,    the  right  of 
commonage,  ScacT. 
Compaifio,  onii.  f.  compajfon 
CompSdis,  f.  gen.  9c  compedc,  abU 
in  fing.  feli^m  inveoiuntur,  plor, 
compcdef^  a  fetter,  ox  Jbackie  for 
the  feet,    ornaments  that  women 
«  ore  ahout  their  feet:  Alfo  har- 
ficadoes,  turnpikes,  andftocks 
CbmpSdio,  7re  Ivi,  ituno.  a^.  to 

Jbackle,  or  fetter,  to  hind 
Complditusy  a,  om.  fU  fettered 
Cpmpeltacio,   onis.  f,  'm  eai/h^  ty 

nCf  a  chiding 
CompellMrut,  a,   um.   pt 
I   to  caff  upon,  or  accufe  by 
'CompelJcndut,  u,   um.    pt.   to  hi 

compelled,  ox  forced 

Compellens,  tis.  pt.  compelltng 

Compello,  are.  a^.   tejpeak  to  one, 

to  call  on  him,   to  call  him  ky 

name,  to  accofi,  to  chide  one^  to 

call  him  before  the  magifirate 

Compelto,  ere,  iSli,  alfum,  fo  ^m- 

pel,  drive,  or  hrsrtg  together^  Me- 

ton,  to  compel,  force,  or  conftrain, 

to  drive,  or  chafe 

Compel  tor,  1.  pa(n  it  he  compelled, 

or  driven 
Compendiarid,  compendioufly 
Compendiaria,  ae*  afiort  cut 
CompendlarjuSy  a,  um.  adj*  hrief, 

fhort,  abridged,  compendious 
Compendifacio,  Ire,  eci,  fa^lom. 

to  abridge,  to  profit,  to  ffmo 
Compendiofus,  a^um.  ud], profitable, 

gainful,  compendiout 
Compendium,  i.  n.  gain  got  by 
faving  ;  profit,  advantage,  ajbort 
method  \  an  abridgment^  or  ah- 
fttaB,  the  neareft  noay.  Verba  con- 
fcrre  ad  coropcndiuii^  to  ht  krief, 
Pldttt^ 


COM 

Compenlanduiy  •,  om*  pt»  ft  *» 

recompenfed,  Gtmake  *"^^J|*^, 
Compentatiot  5n"»  '•  '  recomptnfto 

fatisfaaion,  a  compenfation,  Uc. 
ComptntatuH  a,  ufl|.  pt.  revfsrdedt 

requited  /» 

Compenfo,   we.  aft.   W  recompeufe, 

or  make  amends,  toeqmal,  to^itst^ 

or  efieem  as  wmch 
Comp-nfor.  ari.  paff.ft   hi  retom^ 

penfed,w  requited 
Compcrce,  let  me  akne,  PUut. 
Compfaendlnitio,  wiis.  f.  verb.  «r 

adjmnmunt,  or  putting  of  a  tnsl 
Compercndinatuf,  \U.  m.  idem 
Compefcndinatui,  ••  ««•  P^*  r**" 

Ui^,  adjoutnod,  Cic. 
CompSrtndT«o,  arc.  aft.  to  deltf, 

to  defer  from  day  to  day,  to  put 

of,  or  adfounn  till  throe  deys  houeu 
Comperendious^/w  Compcittidiitt- 

ComplSrio,  Ire,  ri,  rtwrn.  »«.  to 
find  out  a  thing,  to  difcover  if, 
to  know  for  certain  and  by  trial, 
to  get  good  intelligenea 

CompSrior,  tos  Aim.  dep.  to  know 
ajiiredfyy  to  hi  Jure  of  a  thittg 
upon  hit  knowledge 

Compernis,  is.  c.  g.  knock'kneed 

Compertos,  a,  um.  pt.  ▼d.  a4i« 
known  for  e&tain,  foumd  oott,  dif" 
covered,  " 


taktm  in  the  afff  C0«- 
ndaed 

Cmnpe*»  edis,  v.  Compedls 
Compercendus,  a,  Qm.ro  he  quenched 
Compefco,  err,  ni.  aft.  to  p^/hro 
together.  Met.  to  ftep,  fian,  or 
check,  to  bold,  or  keep  in,  to  hridi^ 
or  curb,  to  uUay,  ajwage,  or  eefu 
to  quench,  at  fire,  thirft,  &c.  f 
cut,prune^  or  lop  boughs,  toforheae% 
Of  leave  oj  -^ 


COM 

Cotnplf'en*,  tit.  pt.  defi.  ing 

Comp^tens,  tis.  adj.  cm^tent.prc 

f^t  fiiffi<ftnt,  Compel' ns  ju 'ex, 

Uip.  tbt  propir  judge  9f  it.  Com- 

jJetcnfM,  fmt9rs  fvr  one  and  the 

Jawie  thing,    rivaii.   Id.  Candi- 

dati,  C  f. 

CorapJ^tentcr.  adv.  eompctetithf,  duly 

Compctemia,  ae.    f,  a  pr9portim, 

competetfcyf  Jitnefs 
Comp^ritio,  onti,  f.  fom/>efitiort^  ri- 

valjhipy  ctm-najjlingfor  methmg 
Comp-citor,  6ris,  m.  a  ctrnfttitor 
Compgutrix,  wis.  f.  t  rival 
Comp^tOj   <5re,  Jvi,  Ttum.  to  afi, 
or  fite  fir  the  ftmt  thing  that  a  ■ 
not  her  doth,  tojimdfir  the  fame 
flate,  to  he  one^t  rival,  to  agree, 
to  he  proper,  meet,  or  convenient, 
to  fall  out,  to  join,  or  meet  tven 
one  wtb  another,     Alfo  to  he  in 
jtood  hfaltb,  Tac.   Competit   in 
<CQih  a£iio,  an  aSipn  lies  againfl 
him^  Quint. 
Cofnpilatio,  onit.  t  pillage,  a  roh. 

hing,  Cic. 
^fkfnpTIaior,  vtd.  Spoliator 
ICoffipiJItua,  a,  %m..fUrohhed,pil' 

lagedt  plundef^ 

Compilo.  are.  a6l.  to  pile,  or  heap 

up^  to  hring  together,  to  fttal  and 

filebi  to  pillage,  to  plunder 

C©n»piogo,  .ere,  egi,  a^him.  a^.  to 

put  together,  to  make,  or  frame  a 

thing  of  jetveralpxoeet,  to  thtafi  in 

/^ooiprtalia,  um.  n.  pi.  fu^  in  bo> 

nour  of  their  rural  gods 
Comprtilis,  e.  9dj, heloa^ng  to  the 

erofs-xaayi 
Comprtaiitia,  id»  fuod  compittlia> 
Cnfnp]uJ7tii]«,  a.  um.  aidj.  helong- 

mg  to  tbef^H  called  Comp  Italia 
K^ottJplftum,  i,  «♦  acroj^wy^  or 


CO  M 

fireet,  a  place  where  Jeveral  xiayi 

met 
Complaceoy  ere,  ni,  9c  itut  Tumi, 

itum.  nctic.  to  pleaf*,  or  he  nvU 

ftkedt  Hoc  Dro  connplacitttin  eft, 

it  fopleafedGod,  Plant. 
Complaciius,  a»  um.  fn.w^ll  pleaf- 

CoQ.piaco,  are.  aft.  to  gain  favour, 
to  mike  court  to 

Complanitu^.  a,  um.  pt.  made  even, 
levelled  with  the  grouna,  Cic. 

Com  piano,  are,  aft.  to  make  plain  ^ 
lavel,  or  even,  to  fmooth^  tofinifb 

Complaudo,  ere,  fi,  fum,  to  cUp 
hands  for  joy,  to  applaud 

Compleftenduf,  a,  um.  pt.  to  em- 
hrace 

Compleftens,  tis.  pt.  emhracing 

Compleftor,  i.  xus.  fum.  dep.  to 
embrace,  to  camprir.e,  comprehend, 
or  contain^  to  cLifp^  or  hug,  to 
take  hold  of,  to  aeicrihe,  fet  forth 
in  nvoras,  to  compafs,  to  fet  atjevu-^ 
ellers  do,  to  conceive,  to  compre- 
hend,  Arfta  familiantate  com- 
pleftl  alicjuem,  to  make  him  his 
confident,  or  hofom  friend,  Plin. , 
pair,  to  he  comprehended,  Scsev. 

Complementum,  i.  n.  a  filing  up, 
Of  per  feeling,  an  accumulation,  a 
complement,  ox  completion  I 

Complendus.  a,  un).  pt.  to  fill,  or : 
be  filled  up  I 

ComplenS)  tis.  ft. filling  up 

Complco,  crci  vi,  turn,  aft.  to  fiU 
Mp  to  the  top,  to  recruit,  to  finijb  a 
thing,  to  fupply  the  place  ef,  toful- 
fil,  to  afconfplifh 

Cpmplcor,  eri.  paiT.  to  hefiUed,  ftcu 
to  heperfe^ed 

Comple^orium,  i.  n.  the  compline^ 
ctmiamght  devotions,  Aug, 

\ 


C  O  I 

Comp-etus,    a.  am. 

/*//,  accompHJhed,  < 
Complcx'o,  onis.  f.  o 

or  compfijal,  a  com 

r  full  fentfnce.      A 

fi»n  of  a  fyllogfim, 

ailemma,    a  gramn 

when  two  JyHabUs 

into  one 
Complexus,  a,  qm.  p 

(l)    nft,    enwracif 

(:)  P»(r.  emSraced, 

prized 
Complexus,  us.  m.  a 

feffion  and  love,  a 

htnfim,  or  entamra 

fiances 
Compl-catidQiy  a,  um 

edup 
Complicatus,  a,  um. 
Complico,  are,  ui,  t 

atum.  aft.  tofek 

together 
Complodo,  ere,  ft,  fo 

together 
Comploiatio,  5nis, 
I  Comploratu9,  a,  um 
,  lamented,  given  np 
ComplSratus,  (it.  m 
Cocrpl3ro,  >re.  aft.  i 
Complofos,  a^um.  p 
Corpj>lures,  c.  f .  ^ 

&  tomplnrit,    n. 

Jion  compar.  ut  a 

a  ^eat  many,  a  gr 

ComploHes,  adv.  mk 

Complufculi,  orum, 

Compidviatttt,  f,  i)i 

I      a  gutter 

Qompliiviqm,  i.  n.  < 
I  Componend.us.  a,  a 

pofe,  or  ke  tompofr 
I  Componeos,  tis.  ^u 


COM 

no,  Src.  All.  item  a£l.  to  put, 
f  t^tiber,  to  mmke,  ot frame, 
,  9rplset,  to/et  in  trder,  to 
tf  to  pirn  elofo  together.  Met. 
poafe,  cemfefi,  or  fniet,  to 
,  tofmfi>,  or  wttke  am  end  of^ 
wipofe,  tvrite^  or  mske  any 
,  at  to  Hifloffy  Poem,  &a 
uft,  or  take  an  ordor  about, 
•m^trftit,  or  dewfi,  to  kmild, 
ry,  to  Jbai  up,  to  recoucUtt 
,  to  attatk,  to  eomfroai,  4o 
m^  to  dijfofe,  or  metbodize, 
hue,  Componert  pretio,  to 
if  Sdl.  Societatem  cum  a- 
.  to  keep  company.  Id.  falU- 
totrefam,  Plaot. 
lor,  1.  titui.  paflT.  to  he  put, 
itogetber^  to  be  €0mpofed,Sec, 
kritd,  Ovid.  Met.  4,  157. 
tmf routed,  v.  ComjMiBO 
tMniMtf  i,  an.  pl«  toearry^ 
tarried  to^bor 
fftit^  oni8«  f.  acarryiug,  a 

P 

t&«t»  a,  nm.  pt.  carried 

T 

tOy  art.  aft.  to  convey 
Wp  ari.  paS,  to  be  carried 
idda.   c.  %,  ctiam.  n.  g. 
mb  obtmatd  bit  defire,  or 
fy  mpartaber  5  im  onit  right 

^  idHr.  In  order,  orderfy, 

*M,  oak*  f,  a  compofiion, 

^ug,  m  compofing,  a  con* 

«»  or  di^fa/f  a  compojl' 

r  agroememt,'a  matching,  or 

together 

b,  abT.  &  de  compofito, 

flfc  ffj^f^fiffirdc' 


COM 

'CoinpS6tor,  orU.  m.  ^  that  fets 
things  together^  a  maker,  or  com 
pofer,  acompofitor 

CompSsitura,  e.  f.  a  Joinfngt  or 
putting  together,  a  Jetting  in  order 

Comp6srtu8,  a,  um.  pt.  Se  adj.  er,^ 
comp.  ffimus,  {np.Jitted,  jet  to- 
gether, fet  in  good  order,/et  in  ar^ 
ray,  ready,  dijpofed,  prepared,  e- 
lofuentj  fim,   confronted,  fettkd^ 


e^pointed,  or  agreed  npom,  ndam" 

ed,  ftiU,  calm,  fuiet,  falje,  feigned,  I     , 

contritfod^  ranjomed,  bought  off  «/  CompreflTiry  5rii.  m.  a  defiovrer 


COM 

Met.  theunderfanMng  of  atbitff 

tonprebenfion,  comprijal,  cempefi 
Comprebenfus,  a^  um.  pt.  catcbed 

at,  apprehended,  laid  bold  «f»Met. 

perceived,unaerfiood,compaJltd^com* 

prehended^  concUdea 
Comprendo,  pro  comprehendo 
Comprer»ey  adr.  ids.  comp.  hriefy^ 

compaBhf 
Compreflioy  Snii.  f.  a  Squeezing  t$^ 

get  her,  a  cloje  embrace,  a  brief  com* 

prehenjion 


a  price,  agreed  upon,  compofedi 
made,  fitted,  fet  t^ether,  matched 
Compoftusy  pro  corapofiCui 
Compotatio,  oou.   f.   a   drinking 

match,  a  club 
CompotOy  are.  to  drink  together 
Compotor^  orii.  m.  a  pot  ccmpaniou 
Compotrix,  Icii.  f.  adrimldng  goffip 
Conpranfor,  Sris.  m.  he  that  ainet 

VHtbamtber,  Cic. 
Comprikatio,  onii.  f.  aft^cation, 

a foUmn  preying,  Lir. 
ComprScor»  atvs.  fnm.  dep.  to  prey 
Comprebenduf,  a,  am.  pt.  to  ap- 
prehend, or  be  apprehended^  to  be 
wrappedin 
Comprehendo,  ^re,  di^  fum.  aft, 
It  take,  or  Utf  bold  of  a  thing,  to 
catch,  to  apprehend^  or  feize,  to 
comprehend,  or  contain,  to  eomprije, 
to  comprehend,  underfiaud,  Ot  per» 
ceive,  to  find  out,  to  bind,  w  join, 
to  take  root*  to  conceive,  or  be  with 
cbiid,  to  embrace,  or  favour 
Comprehejidor,  i,  bit.  pafl*.  to  be 

laid  hold  of  y  &c.  Ge, 
ComprehcniCy  adv.  briefly 
Comprebensi bills,  e.  adj.  that  may 

be  underfiood,  cmprehenfible,  Cic. 

Compreheofio,  dnia,  f,  the  laying 

/v^t^a^/oH,thefeixure  ofbim, 


ComprefTuniSf  a,  um.  pt.  about  tn 

eru/b,  or  flop 
ComprefTut,  a,  am.  pt.  or»  comp* 
ctufhed,  thruft,  preffed  chfe,  bAd 
hard  together,  ffueexed,  kept  cb^fa 
under,  fiut  clofe,  cHncbed,  clofedp 
flayed,  reprefjed,  ravifbed^fim- 
ed,  flopped,  cojiive,  Annona  com-* 
prefTa,  com  hoarded  up  to  make  it 
dearer^  Liv.  Compreuis  manibuc 
fedtre,  to  Jit  Jlill  and  do  nothing 
Comprefluy  abl.  m.  a  prejing  chfe^ 

dejhwring 
Comprimendai,  a,  um.  pt.  /» ^ 

erouded,  ostoppreffed 
Comprimeuty  tii.  pt.  binding 
Compr¥mo«  <irt,  tffi,  ftiTum.  aft»- 
to  preft   together,'  keep  clofe,  "to 
make  aftive,  to  hold  in  or  ke^ 
clofe,  to  ravifb.  Met.  to  appeafi, 

Ph  fi'Vi  fi^>  '•*'■'/'»   Of  '^ 
under 

Comprimor,  i.  effus.  paff.  to  befi^" 

ed,  or  appealed,  Uz,  Cic» 
ComprobJtioy  oiiis.  f.  an  approbation 
Comprobator,  oris.  m.  an  approver 
Comprobatus,  um.  pt.  approved 
Comprobo,   arc,  aft.    to   approve, 

command^  ailaviy  w  ^aji^  t%  tm^ 

goad,  to  vtu^ 
ComYto\>OT>^\\,  ^^SJ^  ^^^^  •^ 


COM 

CcmymnUffmm,  i.  n.  ah^nJ,  weth- 

gagtmmt 
•  Compromicto,  ^re,  £,  flum.   aA. 

io  tut  f«  arhUretion^  f  tmiftnt  to  a 

nference 
Cotnpt^,  i&s.  adv.  neatly 
Comptus,  a,  un..  pf.  combed^  Met. 

decked^  trimmed,  made  fpructf  ntst^ 

fine 
Comptus,  08.  m.  a  derkrng,  drtfi 
Cofnp'.i|(nxn«,  tis.  V^» fighting 
Compnlfio/onis.  f.  compulfioM 
Compulfo,  arc.  tofirike  aga'mft 
Compullbr,  ari.  paiT.  to  he  da/btd 

vp9n 
Comptilfor,  orn.  0.  j  drl^ftr 
CoirpiiiruA,  a»  ua|  pt.  dri-ven^for' 

cedt  compelled,  confiramed 
Coflnpiin£bio,'5ni8.  f.  a  prickings  a 

ftitchy  compunfiiog 
CompunA'jt,  a,  um.  pUprkkid 
Cofflpungendua,  a,  um.  to  bepr'ukod 
CompungO)  Sre,  xi.   dum.    a£^.  to 

prick,  to  offend,  to  dazxU,  Met. 

tofting,  to  wM,  or  iormoat 
'Compungor,  i,  ftus.  to  be  pricked 
Compurgo,  ate.  aft.  to  clear 
Computibriic,  e.   adj.    thai  may  be 

counted,  or  numbred 
Compntans,  tit.  pt.  reckoning 
Compiltatio,  onig.  f.    an  aceountf 

Or  reckoning,  a  computation 
Computator,  oris,  a  cvmputer 
Compute,  aie.  aft.  to  prune,  hp,  to 

think,  to  rtckon,  to  cefi  up  am  ac- 

taunt 
Computer,  ari.  to  he  counted 
Computrefco,  ere,   ul.    incept.   /• 

putrifyy  or  wax  rotten 
Computus,  \,m,  an  account 
C5na(nen,  init.  n.  an  attempt,  an 

efort 
Cdnamentum,  1.  n,  that  which  btlp- 
af^  in  doii^ 


CO  M 

Cooandug,  a,  um.  pt.  to  attempt 
Conans,  tia.  pt.  endeatfouring 
Conatus,  a,  om.  pt.  endeavouring 
Conitua,  Os.  m.  an  attempt 
ConcXco,  are.  aft.  to  befil>it 
Concae^es,  ium.  pL  f.  the  loppings  of 

trees,  fibreds,  harricadors  \ 

CoDcl^efado,  ere,  to  warm  j 

CoBcIlefaftio,  oms,  f.  a  v^rmng  ' 
ConcSlefaftvrius,  a,  nm.  adj.  that 

maketb  toarm 
CoDcalefaftnt,  a.  um.  pt.  warmed 
Concalefio,  ^rti  faftus  fam.  neutro 

pa(r.  to  be  heated,  to  grow  hot 
Concalfacio,  to  make  hbt 
Cencallvp»Hre.  neut.  togrww  hrawfljft 

or  hard.  Met.  to  be  pra&ifid  in  a 

thing 
Concam^frajidus,    a,   um.  pt.  <«  te 

arched 
Conc^m<!ratio,    5oif.  f«    em  arch, 

a  deling,  an  arbour 
Concaroeratus,  a.  um.  pt.  arched 
Concamero,  ire,  aft.  to  ceil,  to  arch 
ConcSmlror,  ari.  to  be  arched 
Concandeo,  ire.  to  be  warm,  aft  hoi 
Concaftigo,  are,  aft.  to  cbafiife    ' 
ConcatJSnanii,  pt.  linked  together  ■ 
CencaTltas.  itif .  f.  a  concavity 
Concave,  are.  aft,  to  make  boHov 
CoDCsTvus,  a,um.  ^^],hoUow,eonca^ 
Concedendas,  pt.  to  be  iranted 
Concedens,    tis.    pt.    making   room, 

yielding,  granting 
ConccdittnT  JiKperf.  it  is  granted 
Concede,    ere.  l!i«    (Turn.   aft.   U 

depart,  or  withdraw,  to  give  place 

io,  to  allow,  to  permit,  to  conjent, 

to  yield  to,  to  pardon,  Per  Eaphon. 

to  die,  to  deceafe,  to  abate 
Concedor,  i,  ITqs.  pafl".  to  he  per^ 

mitted.  Sec, 
Conceiebre,   are.   aft.  to  eelebrata, 
)      to  ^eHm&«8)  iQ^eo^U  «  country, 


to  refort  to,  to  ex 
ConcelSbror,  ari. 

nixed 
Concelo,  ire.  aft. 
Cboctntio,  onia.  f. 
Conceatficns,  a,  ■ 
Concentorio,  are. 

infbe  eanturies^  1 
Coiieeflitvt,  iis.  m. 


;      or  meh^  o/birdi 

rConceptacftkim',  i« 

Coneeptio,  dni*.  f 

afimmie,  a  com 

IM  woraiag,  vm 

up  of  bili$,  ftc. 

Coocepthne  ftnm, 

C«iiccpt««>  a,  <iai. 

gendrtd,  b^ottea^ 

Jod,o<ta/ioMd,th 

ad,    hatcheet, 

fom,  mfti  damt 

CMKCftva,  {i«.  m, 

a&  of.  emuoi^n^ 

thing  conceived,  4 

m  notion,  am  idi 

camioi,  hythecl 

fire.  Suet.    Co» 

inert]um,^n^<, 

Concemo,  )fie,  crev 

eeivoplainfy,  to  e 

CoRcerpo,  ere,  pfi 

pull  in  pieees,  to 

Concerpor,  i,  pta« 

Concerts  ns,  tia.  pt. 

Concer^io,  dais. 

pute,  jarring,  w> 

renee,  or  oppofitit 

ConcertitiTua,  a.  1 

Concertator,  oris.  1 

CoBcertitdriuv,  a,  1 

ing  to  pleaaing,  c 

CoBcertatiks,  a*  un 

Conceito^  irt«   net 


ON 


CON 


Tf/,  to  b'ultrt  tofanah' 
wtit  t«  cbiJ/f  tojfrive 

1.1.  f.  a  ciiujpm 
L.a.  0  front 
■«  am.  j>t.  ro/VMovr 
p  UflB.  pt.  ^rrmtfjr 
l«  i^  perml^M 
r.   tf  fbMjilb  %mth  two 


to  go  to  nun,  to  belafflcd,  Ufnl^ 

to  faint 
4CoDcieos>  tis.  pt.  ftirring  u^ 
'  iConcieOy  ere«  ivi,   itnin.  oCt,    to 

trutve,  OT  fiir  up.  To  caU  together 
iConcUiabulaxn,  i,  n.»  cotfvtnticlif  m 

jmntOf  an  unlatuful  'aff'embfy 
iCoo^Qiandos,  a,  urn,  pc,  to  be  fro- 

n  0)jfer^  iu  ^fcallof^Scc,  JlConcilians,  tU.  fit,renna'lhig,  a  re' 

any  fucbjijbt  a  ^rl^\.     CfinciUr. 

ejd,  a'largeioxofoim'  |  jCtfnciIratio,  onis.  f.  a  gaiming  of  fa- 
me potf  or  ^eff'df  cither  \  \     your,  acquaintance,  agreement 

form,   or   matter:   a  [iCon^ftiStor,  btit;  m, a  reccmciier 
>r  trm^  maritoe,   ruch'iConciliatrIciila,s%.'f.  a  orr/Sr /ncv- 
Dfedj  alfo  a  little mea-\-     rtfs 

ining  two  fpocnfuls,  or  Conciliatriz,  xcii.  f.  Jbt  tkat  pro- 
,  a   hdUf  Meton,  Na-  '     curtx  in  a  good  Jenje^  u  reconciler 
iebrit.  Concha  Cythe-        a  bawd 
rt,  Egrciaa,  ^fop'  mo-,  tConciltatura,  x,  f.  a  reconciling 
^rl,'  Concha   io\it,    « liConciliattSrus,  a»  um.  ^t,. about  to 

Hot.'  Concha  .vcerala,  |      rocorxUe 
urcb  ofheetvn  ;tCooc3iatus,  a,  um.  pt.  ft  adj.  or, 

a^  um.  od},  wide'  and 


f  . «  bean  boiled  in  ibe  cod 
Jiketbejbellofajijb 
t,  U  m  little  fbiU 
iiy,  a,  am.  ofwolet  cp' 


CON 

fft^firgt 
ConcinnatdriiiBf  a,   am.  ad]«  ftt* 

tainbtg  to  drefing 
Coneinnatnsa  a,  um.  pt.  frwami 
Concinn^,  adv.  neathf^  fr^tilf 
Concinnitas,  acis.  f,  neatnefi^fbrmo^ 
nefif   eon^aanefs^  qmsintne/t,  tkg 
jirtglifg  of  words 
ConcianTter,  adv.  prettify 
ConcinnitGdo,  inis.  f.  ilegmuy^f%m 

UtenejSt  neatnefs 
Concinno,  are.  aA«  to  make  fit,  fim 
or  neat^  to  make  ready,  to  order, 
toft  ufy  to  mix^  or  freftro,  «a 
make 
Coocinnor,  iri,  paC  te  befitted 
Concinnus,   a,  um.  adj.   or  coinp* 
fine,  trim,  well ft/bioned,  competO, 
eUgant,  polite ,    comely,  beccming, 
genteel,  fleafant,  agreeable 
Goncrno»  txt,  ai,  entom.  nSt,  tm 
agree,   or  acecrd  in  one  Ume^  to 
fing,  to  found,   or  phy,  at  inflm- 
mentt  do,  to  foretel,  orprophej^ 


comp.  made  a  frumdt  favourable, 

gained  to  bis  party  purcbajed,  pro-  I     to  agree,  or  confent 
cured,  bought  jConcinor,  i.  paflf.  to  be  in  tmne 

ConcTl.itii,  abl.  m.  by  compofition      IConcio,  Ire,  llvmr-meciU  call  U» 


I,  u  n.  all  forts  of  fhell 
on.  the. pur  pie  colour  it- 
o  garments  ^ that  colour 
e.  m.  an  oilier  man 


Concllio,  are.  adt.  to  join  together,^ 
to  rccGncile,  to  gain  favour,  tn  make 
ore  bis  frierd,  to  unite,  to  get, 
.  tvin,  or  gain,  to  purcbafe,  or  buy, 
to  procurt  as  a  birwa  aoth,  to  pimp 
for  one,  tn  recmmend 

Concilior,  ari.  ^tt^.  to  be  joined 
%,  a,  um.  pc.  to  be  cut  in  •  Conctlior,  atus.  dep.  tofuU  chtb,  o*' 
workftUi,  Varr. 

Concilium,  i.  n.  a  council,  a  company, 
Aifo  II •»   agretmcnt  and  mixtur 
a>  lit  the  eiements,  a  coagmenta 
ticn,  in  mixt  bodies^  a  place  of 
meeting 

CoMcinnario,  oni?.  f.  a  fitting 

ConvinnStor,  oris.  m.  ore  ibit  trimi 
a  thing,  or  makts  itf.tjor  bis  pvr- 


tis.  pt.  falling 
a,  ^1,  turn.  aA.  to  cut 
to  chop,  mince,  or  ha/b, 
to  kill,  Mrt.  to  rail  at 
um,  difnumber^  or  man  - 
'erly  a^roy 

j»  di.  neut.  tofalld^'Wf 
fiain^  to  fell  into  Mciy, 


get  her,  toftir  up 
Concio,   onis.    f.   d»  ajembly,    or 

congregation   of  people    called    tO' 

getber,  Meton.  an  harangue,  an 

oratioM,orpuSlickdifcourfe,  affeecbp 

afermon 
Joncionabqndut,  ;  um.  preaching 
Coocionali&,  e.adj.  belonging  to  ha* 

ranguing 
.Conci5nan»,   tis.    part.'   making    et 

fpeecb,  or  fermon 
Concionariu%  often  in  aJfembHet 
Conci5nator»  orjs.  m.  a  preacher 
v-'oncjonatoriui,  belonging  topreacb* 

tng 
Co.T-ionor,  5itu^  ^wm.  ^t^.  ta  mo^"- 
)    fi.i:ick  oratio!is,  to  ^rt#cb 


CON 

Concipio,  Sre,  epi,tutA«  aft.  /«fMi- 
fithft  M  child,  to  brtedftoga  sm  bdbit, 
SO  devifej  p/ot,  or  contrive,  to  com- 
frtboMd,  tofum  up,  or  reckoti,  to 
rejohe,  Coocipere  rerba  juraxnen* 
ti,  to  give  one  an  oath,  to  prC' 
fcribe  a  form  of  words,  to  nobicb 
another  muft  fivear,  to  drsw  t^ 
am  oath  inform,  Liv. 
CoBcIpior,  i,  ceptus.   paiT*  /•   he 

conceii/ed,  contained,  &c. 
OocipilO)  are.  toJetKoupoa^  to  tear 
Conciic,  adv.  toncijefy 
C«ncliura,  c.  f.  a  chopping 
CoBcirut,  z,  urn.  pt.  cut  in  piecei^ 
hewedt  chcpt,  backt, battered,  hruif 
ad,  killed.  Met.  brohen^  humbled, 
Adj.  Ibvrt,  brief 
ConcitainentuflD,  n.  an  ineentivt 
Concitans,  tit.  ^x.fiirringup 
Concititio,  onis.  f.  afiirring  up, 
a  motion  of  the  pajfiona,  mutiny ^ 
Jedition 
Concitator,  ori««  m.  afiirrer  up 
Concrtatrix,  Tcii.  f.  fhe,  or  it  that 

movet,  provokes,  m  flirt  up 
Concititurus^  a,  urn.  pt.  aboat  to 

fir  up 
Concitatus,  a,  um.  pt.  fS  adj.  or, 
comp.fliniui,fup.  fiirred,  provoked 
fttoved,  encouraged,  expedited:  vio- 
lent, vehement,  eager 
Concito,  are.  to  caufe,   to  raife,  to 
fiifiurb,    to  prick  forward,   as   a 
horfe,  &c» 
•Concltor,  ari.  paflT.  to  be  fiirred,  rai- 

Jed,  troubled,  tec,  Cic. 
CoucTtor,  dris,  m.  afiirrer  up 
Ceneitus,  a,  um.  pt.  moved,  fiirred, 
taifedt  incited,  provoked,  hafiened, 
jpeeded 
Concltcp,  »>,  wnn.  pt.fummoned 
^onciumu-i,  X.  t'.  a fiort  oration 
CoaciimiiiQ,  onis*  t.  ejkout 


CON 


CON 


Condimans,  tis.  ^x, /touting 

ConcJafnatum  eft,  imperf.  it  it  given  I  Concfilor,  ont.  adj.  ofthtfo 
up  for  Ufi  hur 


I    ft^'ng  together 


CoDclaixiatui,  dead  and  buried 
Cooclamito,  are.  to  cry  aloud 
ConcJamb^  are.  a£l.  to  make  aftokt^ 
to  call  upon  tirith  a  loud  voice,  to 
make  prodamatiouf  VaTa  militaii 
modo  condamare  jubet,  begivtt 
orders  fir  marchiag  with  hag  and 


baggage 
CoaciamQr,  ari.  paiT.  to  heprocku- 

med 
Conclave,  lu  fl.  an  inner  ehamher, 
a  privaU  room,  a  dining  room,  the 
conclave  where  the  lardinals  wuet 
to  cboefe  the  pope 
Condavioin,  i.  n.  a  parlour 
Condaufosy  a,  um.  pt.  fiut  up  to- 
gether 
Condudent,  tif.  pt.  concluding 
Condudoy  ere,  fi,  fum.  aft.   to  fiat 
mp,  or  inclofe,  to  fiop,  to  circnm- 
Jcribe,    to  cnmprixe,   to  infer^  to 
conclude,  finijh,  and  make  an  end 
Concludor,  i,  Ais.  paiT.  v.  Condudo 
Condus^,  adv.  comludingh 
Condufio,  onis.   f.  a  /hutting  up. 
afoge,  an  end,  a  concUtfion,  a  reo' 
foning^    an  argnment,    an  infe- 
rence 
Condufinc81a»  m.  f.  a  fiphifm,  a 

wrefiedJUly  inference 
Conduiiira,  ae.  f.  the  extremity 
CondusQms,  a,  m.  pt.  about  to  com* 

elude 
Condufus^  a,  um,  pt.  &  adj.  or, 
comp.  Jhut  up,   inclojed,  limited, 
confined,  comprehended,  comprissed, 
concluded,  ended 
Concoftio,  onis.   f.  eoncoffiou,  di- 

gefiioH 
Concoftos,  a,  am.  pt.  ccnofied 
Concvoatio,  Onis,   f.  a  banfuft^  or 


ConcSmitSlut,  am.  accmpemti 
O)nc5piilo,  are.  aft.  to  ceifk 
Cbncoqoens,  tis.  pt.  dig^ 
ConcSquo,   Sre,  zi,  fton.  aA 

boil,  mjtethe,  to  contoS,  to^ 

Met.  tehrook,  toemdnrh  tth 

to  abide 
Concoqnor,  i,  paiT.  to  be  beihd 
Conrordia,  «.  f.  agteimet,  fi^ 

concofdf  harmony 
Cbntordrter,    ftni.  ftp*  i^^*^ 

oneeoMent 
Concordo,  are.  to  agree,  tohidtt 

cord,  to  he  in  tume^  to  kMl^ 

ConcorpSro,  Ire.  aft.  min^  *"' 

corporate 
ConcorpSror,  ari. pafll»A>^jj^ 
Concors,  dis.  adj,  or,  co^^<^^ 
fop.  efom  miad,  nnemmoii  fjf^ 
able,  auiit,  efeal,  dBkt  "CJ 
fame  Jort^  m  tame,  tamtlhi  e^ 
monioms 

Concreditus,  a,  um.  pt.  atf 
delivered  to  one's  chargi 

Concredo,    Sre,  dtdi,  d7 
to  intrnfl,  deliver,  cca 
trufi^  totrufiome  fwr*«*fr^ 
heesuird 

Concrenutumt,  a,  am.  ft* ' 
bum 

Concremo,  Sre.  aft.  Hfd  »h  , 

ConcrSmor,  ari.  pafl*.  tek^^ 

ConcrSpo,  £rc,  us,  Ituo.  •  fj    >. 
noife,   toereekatadmrkr    ^ 
to  cry  fofify,  Qc.  CcoO^     - 
ptis,  tommke  afnaffiii^ 
fingers.  Plant. 

Concrefcentia,  se.  f.  aoi^fw  j  . 

Cpncrefco,   Ire,  gvi,  Its*  *| 
prt9  together^  to  tei^H  •    ^ 


to  ekt^tlchriSf,  te  Uick- 

rotu  thick  • 

Caift.  f;  th  tikkwhf^  tin- 

or  «9tf  «iiif  itf  nc/  •/  artj 

neretwn- 

1^  i.  n.  tifyifiwrk^,  9r  Jo- 

i-a  conerete,   the  fatitj 

I  with  itsfiibjtS^  My  Dig- 

ii^kthitig  '• 

a,,  umw  pt.  te  adj.  or 
nngj  ttfgefhetf  mixty  «mb- 
msde  up,  ^6ng9al*d,  frO" 
'fdy  tJbtcAw^fftofs,  tUck, 
Htuad         i  ,o»r ' 

us.  m.,  «r  greying  to^ 

or,   itui  Ann.   dep.  tt 

ire.  w8u  th  tarmthi 
»  ix'u  pcdf.  /»  Ar  ror- 

iSy-af  unit  CfM^ritf  otv^ 

OS,  fis.  m.  concwhint^e 

I9   I.  IB*  MiC9ttMtt€ 

nt,  a,,  um.  pc«  «^«it/  r« 

^ds.  in. a fyiiar  tuitb  one 

"heoBof  copulmtiM 

i  i.  a.  tbeftiil  and  dead 

*e  ttigbtf  when  pe4ph  are 

td  im  their  frfifieefy  the 

b  a  vftnan 

ifUnuadj  ,in  bed  and  aJUep 

uiy  a,  um.  pt.  i9  be  trod, 

dupon 

»i  onii«  fi  a  trampling, 

r  mfitb  ebefiet 

f  M,   um.   pt.    trodden 

rt*  aft.  to  trample  under 

,  tol^mmjlo 

trif,  pafi^  vid^  Concvlco 


C  ON 


CON 


Concutnbo,  ere,  cuboi,  Tciiin.  to  SA  Coiicurfuruf|iy  tmipt.  abota  to  etOilt 


together 
^oncupio,  he,  ItI,  Itum*  fa  iong, 

or  /ufl  for 
Concfipifcendus,  t,  uoi;  pt.  to  be 
.    defired,  vj^.  Concupitus 
Concupiiceni,  tis.-pt.  dtfiring 
Conctapilceocia,  ae.   f.  a  covettngy 

tonenpifcenco,  iu^ 
Conciipikibniiy  e.  adj.  tbdt  which 

defira  earnefify 
Conciipirco,  ere,  ivi,  Ttunii  toco' 

veti  or  defire,  to  Jkft  afier 
Concupifcor,  i.  pafi'.  to  be  d^red 
CoiKupitus,   a,  umt   pt.    wveted, 

hngedjar,  htfied  after  . 
Coacuro,  are.  aft.  to  take  mrt  of 
Goncurrens,  tU.pt.  €otimrriag,Jhw- 

it^t^efher 
Cbncuffhur,  imperf.  they  tun  to- 
gether,  Concttrritiir,  abfol.   thej 
git/e  tbefrocky  or  charge,  Hor. 
Ct)hcurro,  er^,  ri,  funiineut.  to  run 
vith  tithert,  to   I'un  together,  to 
come  about  ore,  to  gather,  orjhw 
together,  to   be   tocher,    to  run 
at,  CT  agaihft  one  another,  tifall 
foul  on  one  another,  asjbips  do^  to 
give  the  Jbock,  ot  charge.  Met,  to 
grapple 9  orflrivevith,  to  concur, 
to  come,  to  mat,  ex  join  together, 
to  agree,  to  be  equal  and  alike 
Concurfans,  tii;  pt,  meeting,  Or  go- 
ing together 
Coficursatioy  oiiis*  f.  a  runftii^  of 
people  together,  a  difturbance,  an 
earneft  contention,  0  tmdlaf,  of  eoU' 
fuJSoH 
GoncorsStor,  5fif.  in.  a  ntmm  to 

and  fro,  a/hrmijher 
GoncurAo,  9nis.    U  a  runnings  or 

meeting  tcgetbet 
CoQcucfOj  ar^.  to  rue  hither  anithi- 
tbet 


together,  or  outage 

Concurfus,  fis.  in,  «  contour fe,  v  re*' 

Jcrt,  an  encounter;  Met.    a  hifp* 

pening,  or  coming  together,  or  ut 


Concuflio,  Jbnk;  f.  afyaking,  aj 
ling :  alfo,  a  combination  again/^ 
the  innocent. Ct'itatn  contuflionia^ 
nhen  an  officer  by  threatSy  or  pre*- 
tendes  of  authority,  extortt  any  thing 
from  the  pe^,  Ap.  JCG. 
Goncuifioy  iie.  tojhake  often 
Goncuifut,  a,  um.  pt.  paken,  Mf  t4 
mbvri/j   trvubkd,  dijfquiet^,  eUf* 
turhed 
GoncufTil,  an;  abl.  byfiahng 
Gonditienda«>    a,   um.  pti   fa  b§ 

fi^aken 
Goncdtieos,  tii.  ^Ufhaking 
Goncutio,(<re,  fii,  fum.  aft.  to/bake^ 
or  j^»  toftit,  to  brandifi,to  mak0^  . 
to   tremble,  or  fiake,   to  pelt,   to 
ftrike  the  cloth  thick  with  thefia^ 
in  weaving.    Met.  by  force,   of 
terror  to  extort  money  JVom  people, 
to  terrify,  to  trouble  awddijorder^ 
to  vex  and  difyuiet 
COncStior,  i.  paC  tobe/baken^4tc\ 
Condalluffl,  i»  n.  a  thmblt 
GbndjScens,  tisi  pt*  convenient 
Cond€center,  adv.  becmingjy 
Condecentia,  e.  f.  becomingnefi 
Gondgcct,  imperf.  it  is  meet,  ox  fSt 
Gondecoratus,  a.  um.  adorned 
Condetor^,  z^^,  graoefulfy 
GondlScdro,  are.  zii,tograa^  to  ho* 

nour,  to  embetlijh,  to  deck 
Conddi^uefco,£re,miro  melt  togetbef 
Condcmnatio,  onia.  f.  tondtmnatioii 
Condemnator,  oris.  m.  a  condemr.er 
Gondemnaturufi,  a,  and.  pt.  about  f 
coitdcttiK . 

2(  a  • 


CON 

Condeoino,  ire*  ad»  to  geeu/t,  to 
€auft  to  ht  ctfi  mjiulgwieMi,  U  con- 
demn,  mt  a  judge 
Condemnor, Sri .pftiL  to.bt  €om/i8id 
Condens,  pt.  biding^  eovering 
Condendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  ie^uih 
CondeiMitio,  6ni8.  f.  a  tbickning 
Coodenfeoy  ere.  to  tondenje 
CondeiMftaa»  atit;  f.  fnditnfity 
Condenfo,  ase.  a£t.  to  cotuUnftf  to 

Jlvk  together 
Condcnfor,  ari«  paflV  f  betbickneJ 
Condenfus,  a»  um.  thick,  tondetife, 
.    chj'i  together 

Condepfoy  Ire,  xi,  Qom.  a£^.   to 

appointt  order,  or  sgree  upon  a 

thing,  to  declare f  to  undertake,  to 

promife,   to  claim,  in  a  Iq^al  way 

Condtdicjus,  z,  um.  adj.  Moitgh^ 

to  a  demand,  or  claim 

Condidlum,  i.  o.  an  aigtetmtnt 

Coodidtui,  a,  um.  pt.  ntutuaUy^ap' 

pointeJ,  promifed,SixbiU  coodt£ta- 

que  ccttvxWsajbortJupperJuch  at  a 

man  bids  himfelf  to,  and  therefor* 

takes  fncb  as  he  finds.  Suet. 

Condigne,  adr.  ia§rthi'y 

Condi^us,  a,  um.adj,  w#rfAjr,fp«- 

Condiinentariu^*  a,,  um.  adj.  ^- 
longing  tofauce,  or  pickJe 

Condimentarius,  i.  m.  a  fairer 
.  ConUinienCam,  i.  a,  Jauce,  feajoning 

Condio,  Tre,  Iviy  itaoQ.  o£t^  to  few 
Jon  meat,  upouder,  or  cam  it,  to 
pickle,  toprtjer'vey  aain  coofervea, 
CS^c.  to  embalm  the  dead,  JVIetk  to 
fiveaten,   to  relUfla 

Contf  ior^  iri .  to  bejeafoned,  ice. 

Condiftens,  tis.  pi*  learning 


CON 

Can^ttcOf  SEre,  diditi.  a^  fa  leam 
CondifcoTy  i.  pafT.  to  be  teamed 
Condltaoeuiy  z,  Wi,  may  beftafoned, 

or  wtay  be  laid  up 
Coodltioy  Snis.  f.  afrafomng 
Conditio,  5nti,  f.  a  making,  or  ere^ 
at'ton,  a  frame,  or  make.  Met.  aty 
fate,  or  dijpofition  of  a   thing, 
time,OT  place, a  creature,  an  order, 
rank,  or  degree,  a  way,  manner, 
or  eourfe ;  a  condition,  or  cafe,  an 
hoarding,  or  laying  up,  a  bargain, 
an  agreemint,   or  an  article,  or 
clat^e  of  it,  particularfy  a  tnaiy 
of  marriage^  affinityt  a  mmtcht 
unlawful  bve:  powaer,  authority, 
liberty,   m  choice,  eU&imt,  am  item' 
tation  tojupper 
Conditionalit,  e.  adj.  c$itditional 
Conditioniliter,  adv.  coitditionaltf 
Condititts,  a,  um, pondered,  kept^  or 

laid  up 
Condittvum,  i.  n.  4r  grave,  a  vattk 
Condltivus,    a,  um.  adj.  that  it,  or 

tnay  hepreferved,  and  kept  for  ufe 
Condi  tor,  oris,  m.  a  maker,  a  build- 
er, a  founder,  the firfi  inventor,  or 
begianer,  a  compiler,  or  ttrriter 
Conditorium,  i.  n.  n  place  to  lay  up, 
or  bide  things  in,  a  fepulchre,  a 
coffin  ',  an  arfenal,  an  armory 
Conditrix,  icis.  f.  a  foundrejt 
Conditum,  i.  n«  hippicrjtt 
Condltura,  ae.  f.  Jauct,  pickle 
ConditQra,   ae.  f^4t  building 
Conditus,  a,  um.  pt.  Sc  ^dj.  orcoonp* 
fi^ontil,  powdered,  or  corned,  wtU 
reaped,  pickled,  tempered,  mtxed^ 
madefavory,  ox  pkafanf,'^ 


Cf>adsfctpula,m.  f.  a  foe  fchwl-feUvw 
CoadJtcTpulgtQS,  lis.  m.  fiiliwpip  \     Mtl.  ii»ode»  t<.ii*^of*i>  6 \u ied.  Alfo 


CondituSf  a,  um^pt.  laiA  up^  bid- 
den, put  \p,  or   ii^ofed,  bulk, 


C  G 

firmg9f  gr^a 
livet,  See, 
omdo,  &e«  didi.  It 
i^»  t^hmsrd^  Hj 
to  put  mf^H  hit 
to  buryf  to  utaka, 
build  enthreiy,  to 
Met.  ra  ii^ittuu, 
to  woske,  or  compOj 
Condor,  i.palLrai 
Coodocefacio,  eie» 

.  teach 
CoadSw^^na,  a,  v 
ConddcM^  ere,  ui, 
Cotadodda,  a>  am. 
tamgbt,  or  inftruS 
Cond&entia,  8.  f  . . 

do/eute 
Condeleo^  ire.  «»  a 
dek,tiKfymfatkm 
(ad  alia  nodoiie 
0(MidSldco,gfe,f», 


CondonitUy  onit.  i 

Conddnatttt,  a,  um. 

ed,forpmen,  par 

Condonoy  are.  a£k. 

and  freely^  to  b^ 

fergi-ve,  pardon,  a 

mit,  or  pafs  iy 

Comiormio,  ire,  Iv 

together 
Coodormiico,  ere.  i 
Conduceodus,  a,  ur 
Conducens.  tis.  ft. 
ConiucTbilis,  e.adj 
fit'eible,  expedient,  t 
able 
Conducit,  in  tertia 
fin.  it  is  prtp 
gious,  expee&eat, 
^mnhaxnuiA  fiir 


I; 


«f  wirb  hmi  h 

jfUtig  at  a  frkf 
r*  i€  Mf  or  hired 
an  hiring,  rem- 
t  /tafe,  41  taking 
Ufo»  a  toUttHan, 
t3iou,ote9rollary 
1.  9dj.  that  is,  or 
*a]kem  to  hire 
,beibattaht,ot 
uitrtaher  cf  ^v§rk 

thing  hind 
pt.  hirtdj  tr  te- 
fatufe,  hr^ugbt 
condu^Ue,  hirtd 
Teftes  conditdi, 
r,  Ov. 
pt.  dnthimg 
I.  f. «  dtnkiing, 

Btn.  pt.  dtnhled 
ft.  to  dmMe,  f 

ta.fhediihkd 
fbdNlen 

tier 

1.  ajfBeUing 

knuclde:  Alfoy-tf 

rum.  dtp^ofirge^ 
,  or  contrive 
f.  cen/ahuUuhn, 

:.  to  talk  t^ethtr 

at^.  dep.   /«  r«// 

:^/  tognhe.' 

f .  «  Jolemnixing 


um.  pu  about  to 
a  bride  cake 


7 


C  ON 

Parentet  confarreiti,Ai«i/u/^'rM'^ 
piod together,  Tac. 

Confaneo,  af  i,  ituro.  /•  m»ty  with 
a  hriduake  oaten  together 

Confatalii,  e.  adj.  of  the  foam  fatt 

ConfeAio,  onii.  f.  «  making  np,  m 
dif patching  efaej  hujinejt 

CoBM^lor,  oris,  a  diJpatAer,  ender, 
Jbtijber,  a  cMifianer,  mfter,  or 
dejlreffer,  one  who  fought  vntb 
noild  beafit  in  the  amphitheatre 

CoDfe£tera,  ar.  f.  tht  making  of  € 
thing.  Col.  9,  14. 

Cotkft€taa,  a,  um.  pt,  dijjptached, 
fnifhed,  obtained,  won, /pent,  ma/i- 
ed,'Wom  ouitdifireffed,  wHinedifpiil' 
ods  killed,mnrdetnd^  cbewed,digefied 

Conferbeoy  €re,  ui.  to  grew  wety  hot, 
to  grow  together,  as  brokers  bones  do 

Confercio,  ire.  A,  turn.  wEt,  toftnf, 
to  drive  tbiek  and  ehfe 

Cmffrenduty  z,  um.  pt*  f»  ^  ctm» 
pared,  &c.  Gic.  Off.  i,  12* 

ConfSrens,  tit.  pt.  bringingt  ^ 
getting  together 

Conferoy  tSH,  fcrre,  coUatun.  to 
bring,  carry,  putt  fit*  oriaytege^ 
ther^  to  advantage,  or  a^ail,  to 
do  good,  to  confer,  dijtonrfe^  or 
talk  togetbur,  To  contribute,  or  give, 
to  befiow,  to  estate,  or  vye  with, 
to  lay  out,  beflow,  or  impley,  to 
lay,  impute,  attribute,  ox  cafl  up- 
on, Conferre  ie,  to  go,  to  betake 
himftlf  to,  te  defer,  or  put  off,  to 
join,  to  ben  J,  or  apf>ly,  to  refer  to, 
or  be  judged  by  another,  to  compofe, 
or  digefi»  Confer  re  pedem,  to  come 
to  the  point,  Cic.  manuni,  fermm , 
to  fight.  Id.' capita,  toconjnlt.  Id. 
fifna.  to  engage  in  battle,  Liv. 
retiones,  te  tmfl  atiounti,  or  rwJbn 
v/rS  cw,  Cic.  caftra  caftri*,  to 

A'V/  /Avr  cami>t  »ver  ^gamJluHi 


CON 


another,  Cic. 

Conferor,  ri,  collatui.  paff.  te  be 
carried,  A;c, 

Co&fcrtd,  adr.  in  a  heap 

Confertin^  adv.  in  a  heap,  pell-pell 

Confcrtus»  a,  am.  pt.  or,  comp. 
41imutf  fu^,  full,  erammedin,  thick 
and  cleft  together,  Conf^rtum  ag- 
mitn,  M  c^o  body  of  men,  Virg. 
Confierti  c\)io,  crammed  withmeat , 
or  as  eUfe  at  they  cam  cram:  Cic. 
In  conferti/liraoi  Koftcainciirrit,/&« 
rujbeth  into  the  thickefi  of  the  enemy 

CoofcnretScio,  ere,  to  m^  bet 

Conlerveo,  ere,  bui.  /•  be  very  bet, 
to  beilups  AVktf  to  knit  together 

Confarvefcoy  Sre.  to  grew  fcahkng, 
or  boiling  bet 

ConfefTio,  onis.  f.  a  cenfojien^ 

CoAfefla»,a»  uan.  pt.  aft*  that  ton- 
feffeth.  Pair,  mmtifefi,  not  to  be 
deeied,  confeffid,  or  pr^efftd,  «•- 
torieus,  B)c  coafeflby^'ii^.Iii  con- 
feilo,  Plin.  cenfejfediy,  by  "every 
rnu^s  own  tonfejpon 

OonfeAim,  adv.  immediately 

Con  fibula,  «•  f«  a  clajp 

Cohf  iciendusy  a,  una.  pt.  to  be  made, 
done,  procured,  killed 

C^nf&iens,  ti«.  pt«  8c  adj.  iffimua, 
fup.  effeQven,  ^ieni 

Conf  icio,   Ira,  eci,  e£t«ai«  a  A.  to 
difpatch,   or  make  an  end  of,  to 
bring  to  pafs^  or  ateompTt/b,  to- 
kill,  olrjiay,  tode,  te  perform,  to 
manage  m  bufinefs,    to  wear  out,- 
Met.  4o  vex,   or  weary,  toehew* 
meet,  to  confme,  to&end,  towafie, 
to  conceSj  or  digojf,   to  pafs  ener 
time,  or  place^  to  ^et^  «t  ^tmut«^ 
to  woke  roidant,  ^t  ^we»  i»^ 
rata  «Ul),\iv  UTAu«i^SK.«»» 
Conr\t\oT/u  '^^^^  \«v^«^-  ^'^ 

i;  tin  ^ 


\ 


CON 

father^  or  conclude^  Cic.  v«  Con- 
ficio 

Confi-^^io,  onis.  f.  a/orj^hg,  Oic. 
Confiftua,  a,  um.  pr.  counterfeited 
Confidcns,  tis.    adj.   ex  part,    ior, 
comp.   Himus,   fup.    iiv  a   go(>d 
icnfr  J   confident^    bsn^ittg   an  mf- 
furancty  eenfciout  •/  nothing  that 
is  evil:  Alfi>,  grave,  fitctdy^^  firm. 
In  a  bad  fenl'e,   in  which  it  is 
taken    more    frequently  j    fool- 
hardy,  dannfj  rajh, prefumptuotAS, 
jham'lcjSy  impudent 
CnfiHenrer,  adv.  ius,  comp.  flimc. 
iu?     in  a  pood  fen fe;  conjidtntly, 
i:c!,^.y^    *!vitbout  fear^-  with,  af- 
Jurcnee.  \n  a  bid  fenfe,   wherein 
ir  j-,  nnorc  frequently  ufed  \fi>ame' 
.;*.v//v,  impudently 
Gfji.Ltit'jicia,  ae    f.   tonfidence,  eow 
r.f.y.    prefumption,    ho/dnefi,  fiol- 
hardmfft,    hardtntfg 
Conf  ident716<)uus.i.ni./i  hold  fpeahr 
ConfJdo^   ^re,    Tdi.    5fu«  fum,  to 
truJI,  or  put  his  trujtin,  to  confide ^ 
to   rely^    or  depend  upon,  tt  put 
confidence  in,    to    he  Confident;    or 
w^//  ajfurtd^  to  truft,  expeiJ,   or 
hope 
^onflgo,    5rc,    xJ,    Tum.    aft.    to 
fi'Ck^  or  thrtffi  into  a  thing,  to  nail, 
tofajitH  toz^rher^  to  fi)nt  oneMet. 
to  fix  earneftiy 
Confi^urJtui,  a,  um.  ^X.  fnfbioned 
Gonfiftturo,  ire.  aft.  tofiajhion 
Confygiiror,  ari.  paff*.  to  be  liksned 
Confindo,  gre,  6di,  fi.Tum.  to  cleave 
Confjidor,  i,  (Tus.  paff.  to  he  cleft 
Confine,  is.  n.  a  plare  adjoining 
Confiogo,  J^ie,  nxi,  iftu.ii.   afl.   to 
for'ntt    or    ma\e,    Met,     to  f^'K^' 
pretend  J  forge  ^  or  invent  ^  tofijape, 

^^^£ngorj  i,  pair,  to  he  formed^  &c. 


C  O  N 

.Confinia,  um.  pi.  n.  the  eonfina 

Confinis,  e.  adj.  next  to^arj^ining, 
horderirig,  houndiftoTf  ahuttirtT^  or 
lying  very  near  to,  joined  to^  Met. 
like,  »f  the  fame  fort 

Con/)nii«'if.  m.  a  borderer 

Conflnitas,  atis.  f.  v.    vieinitat 

Conf  Iniutn,  i.  n.  the  march fs,f ren- 
tier,  limit y  or  hound,  the  cotfine  : 
AJfo,  neamefs   of  place,    Hkemefs* 

.    Meton.  a  neighbour 

piniinii,  Iucts  &  noAis,  twiligbi 

Confio,  cri.  to  be hroitght  t0  pafs 

ConiirnMinduf,  a,  -um.  pr.  to  he  eon- 
firmed" 

Con/irmafu,  fit,  pt.  confirming 

Confirmatito,  dnis  ■  f.  eneoun^ement, 
con/elation,  a  eenfirmatioti,  or  «/- 
furanee- 

Coniirn»ator,  3ri«.  m.  Confirmator 
pecuniae,  an  affmrer,  an  infurer 

Confirmiturus,  a,  um.  pt.  abeut  to 

'    confirm 

Cottfirmltiu,  a,  nm.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 
como.  confirmeJf  made ftronvy  for^ 

.  vfitd,  corfiant,  refoUre,  firm^  fure 
certain 

Confirmttas,  Itis.  f.  «.  ftrmitat 

Confirmo,are.aft.»  confirm,  firengtb- 
en,  or  fortify  to  encourage^  to  re- 
cover from  fieknefs,  togttfirenvth, 
to  be  refitted  to  its  former  firength, 
to  make  good,  to  afcertatn,  to  com 
fort,  to  avow,  to  afiirm,  ox  fay 
boldly 

Confirmor,  iri.  pafF  to  he  corfirmed, 
firength-tnfdfkc, 

Confifcatio,  onis.  a  forfeiting,  com- 
fi 'ration 

GonfircItu«,  a,  um.  pt.  laid  up  in 
the  treafury,  f^vKedcn,  confifcate, 
forfeited  to  the  excbe.juer 

Confifco,  are.  aft.  to  feixe  as  forfeited 
U  Xht  treijurj ,  (0  conf  feat  e- 


CO  N 

Confifcor,  3re,  pafT.  tohelmit 
the  pahUck  tnafury :  Al'o,  ' 
confifeated,  \,  e.  arrefiei,  orjii 


f9rthepnnce*eufi 
'onfifioy    onis.  fi 
aJfurancCf  Cic. 


Confifio,    onis.  {,   em  eff^t 


Confifns,  a,  nm.  pt.  r^/ii;  «^ 
Confftens,  tis.  pt.  eoaft^ 
Confiteor,    eri,   ciHis  fua.  ^' 

acknowledge,  to  cemfept  to  deck 

pTofifs,  orjhevf,  Ucdcawo 

fir  ear,  tofpeakfreefyj  or  tbttr 

of  my/elf,  Clc, 
Confixua.  a,  nm.  pt.  prickti,  /<" 

iajbot  through,  pierced,  jtutk*  M 

cafi^  condemued 
Conflaccefco,  tr.  flaccefcO 
Conflagritus,  a,  om.  pt.  htmi 
Conflans,  tis.  pt.  hkning 
Conflatilr,  n.  a  molten  image 
Conflatiiia,  e.  adj.  ce^tOtmJtm 
Confiatio,  Snis.    f.  the  me^ 

metal 
Canflator,  orii.  m-  a  founder 
Conflatxiriuoi,  i.  n.  a  fiegt 
Conflatui,   a,  om.  pt.   ^^w* ' 

gether,   melted  down,  cefi,  » 

forged,  CO  f:t rived,  Of  feij*di  • 

up,  eompofed,    levied,  wfh* 

cafioned 
Conflexu?,  a,  um.  part.  ^'■^- 
ConfliftSdo,  finis,  f.  v.  Cwfl*" 
Confl:ft5tu8,  a,  um.  pt.  /"C** 

g'etpbling  nvitb  ^ 

Confli«io,  onis,  f.  a  (rafd*^%''^ 

ing,  or  dj/hlng  of  one  4f  «y  J 

Vttfij^  hickerifg 
Confl'fto,    arc.   to  fimff^t  '"J 

counter,  to  fti^fe,  Met./»*^ 

to  p^fhr,  and  vex 
Confliftor.  atus  (um,  d«p.  •W 

gfe,   to  have  to  do  mttb^  tt  *' " 

ted,plagmedyOt^r9»hiti 


CON 

ils.  m,  ti}e  ^0fi>ing,  or 
tf  mn  thing  mgainji  ano- 
ftbnf;;  fgnhtr^  a  contefi 
Ire,  xi,  AunB.  a£^.  to 
orfiri'aef  to  encwntcr,  or 
to  try  it  out  at  lano^  Met. 

or  Mfpute,  to  contradiH 
tr 

.  pa  AT  Unde  confligitur, 
,  or firive,  Claud. 
a£k.  f  i/orv,  or  ikwtoge- 
^It  metal,  to  forge,  founJ, 
»  f»'g«,    or  make,   to  get, 
aife,  cau/e,  or  tvork, to  con- 
eviftyto  make  up,orcomf  0ft, 
oum  conflare,   to  run  in 
U  ConBare    alicut   in- 
to  draw  envf  upon  him, 
im hated,  Id.  Cat.  i,  10. 
,  fo  cam^e  him  trouble^  Id. 
,  paff,  to  beforgedy  Sec, 
is.  pt.^fiotuiing  together 
is.  m.  a  plact  whore  tw 
together 

» ae.  f.  a  cmjluenee 
V,   xiy  xom.   neut.   to 
ther  out  of  divert  places, 
torn*,  or  apply  themfehes 
vmbert 

re,  di,  fTum*  a€(.  to  digf 
[ugolum   confodiam,  / 
s  throat,  Luc. 
.  pafl*.  to  be  digged,  to  be 

0,  oMit,  f.   confederacy 
ire.  to  confederate 
mttbe  brought  about 
V  oai«.  f.    the  framings 
,   ordering,   or  difpofing 
gf   Met,   tfff   embeUififr 
eautiful  proportion 

1,  ^  om.  ^Ufoemed 
c.^dj.    •/*  4  ^rm  ftf»- 


CON 


venient,  agreeable 
Conformitas,  Stu.  f.  cmiformity 
Conformo,  are,  aA.  to  firm,  Jhape^ 
or  fojhion,  to   conform,  to  bring 
infafifi.n,  to  make   tike  to,  Con- 
fermare  fe  ad  voluntatem  alicu- 
ju»,  /«  ccmpij  Hvith  him     » 
Conformor,  ari.  pair«  to  be  formed 
Confofsio,  onis.  f.  a  ftabbing 
Confoffor,  oris.  in.  v.  Foflfor 
ConfofTus,  V,    um.  pt.  or,   comp. 
9c  adj .  or.  comp.  digged,  ftabbed, 
thrufi  through 
Confoveo,  ere,  v,  Fovco 
Confra^us,  Qs.  m.  roughnefi 
Confra£lus,  a,  um.  pt.  broken 
ConfragSse,  adv«  roughly 
Confragofus,    a,    um.    adj.     rwgb, 
rugged,    craggy^  uneven,,  uneafy, 
andtrouh/efometo  gpin.  Met.  hard 
to  under fi and,    rude  in  language, 
unpieajant,  hoarfe,  and  jarring 
Conrragus,  a,  um.  adj.   rugged 
Confr<Smebundus,  a,  um,  pt.  making 

a  terrible  noife 
Confrcmitus,  Os.  m.  a  roaring 
Confrerao,  ere.  ui.  neut.  to  murmur, 
Ccel  u  m  c  0  nfremoi  t,  the  air  rung 
Confricatus,  a,  um.  pt.  rubbed 
ConfricO;  arcy  ui.  a^.  to  rub  hard, 
to  rubdoTi'n,  to  rub,  to  e'xafperate 
Confricor,  ari.  pafT.  to  be  rubbed 
Confrigeo,  ere.  to  vmx  cold 
Confriago,   Sre.    egi,   af^um.  "aA. 
to  bruife,  or  dajb  tn  pieces,  to  break 
open.  Confrihgere  rem,  to  mafte 
andfperd  it,  Plaut.  jura,  to  breaky 
or  vitiate  the  laws,  Cic* 
ConfVingor,  i.  pafT.  to  be  broken 
Confugio^ere,  \3gi,    gitum.  n,  to 
fiy  for Juc'our,   help,  or  relief,    to 
go  for  refuge^  or  Jleher,  to  retire, 
to  have  recourfe  to 
^  ofu^ittm,  i«  n,  a  place  of  ficmur 


C  ON 

andrefoge,  afother,  a  retreated 
harbour 

Confiilgeo,  ere,  fi.  tojbine 
Con^undem,  tis.  pt.  mhtgling,  Sec, 

Coofundtf,  Ire,  fudi,  fufon.  a£t* 
to  pour  out  tegetker,  to  confound, 
to  mingle,  or  jumble  together^  to 
blend,  to  huddle.  Met.  to  trouble, 
to  aijhrb,  to  dijorder,  to  put  in 
dtforaer,  or  oat  of  order,  to  abaft, 
and  put  out  of  countenance^  todij' 
may  andaftonijb 

Confondor,  i,  pafT.  vid,  Confando 

Confusif  adv.  ii^s,  comp.  confufedly 

Cunfus)m,  adr.  confofedly 

GonfoAO)  onis.  f.  a  mixing,  or  jum'- 
bling  together y  a  confufon,  or  dip 
or£r.  Met.  trouble  of  mind,  or 
difiurbance,  fhamefacednap,  blujb* 
ing 

Coatusurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 
confound,  or  Sforker 

Conftifus,  a,  um.    pt.   it  adj.  ex 

.  part,  or,  comp.  ffimus,  fup.  ha" 
ving  m:xt,  confufed,  jumbled,  with* 
out  oraer,  mingled,  obfcure.  Met, 
troubled,  concerned  at,  frighted, 
terrifieU,  otSfrrdered 

Confutatio,  onis.  f.  a  confutatim, 
a  difproving,  an  anfwer 

Confutatus,  a,  um.  pt.  accufed,  cou' 
futei 

Confuto,  are-  aft.  to  cool  the  pot  by 
pirring  it,  when  it  boih,  to  keep 
it  frora  running  over*  Met.  H 
confute^  or  convince  by  reafeuhtg, 
to  iUfprove,  to  reprove^  or  teuoea- 
his  vum :  AKo>  to  doKmle 

Confutor,  ari.  p:.ff.  tob*  reproved^ 
&c.  Ter. 

Congelabiiis,  e.  adj.  eongsaiable 

Conge tatio^  Cnis^  l\  a  congealing 

€ongi$)^'rus,  a,  usa*  patt.  cun^eaUd 


e  o  N 

<'9««^'d«S  »,  «m.  adj.  Ml 
Cong^lo,  are.  ad.  to  congeal,  neut. 
'  Co^gelare  otio,  to  grvm  Jliff *t»itb 

having  nothing  to,  Jo,  Cic. 
Ccn^elor,  ari.  pafT.  to.  he  frown. 
^ong^mrnvis,  tis   pt.  d»i^,lw^ 
CoogXminatio,  6n«.  f.  «  redoubling 
VonggfnJLnatu«,  a,  una.  pt.  //ow^/r^ 
Vongemino,  i'C.  aft.  /o  redouhUy  or 

muUiplj,  taeUuhJe,  otto  make  two 

of  one 
P^Migejno^  ?rf,  ui.   neut.  /e  fir-Mw, 

^rfighxounJ,  aft.   tj  htwarl,  or 

lament 

pO'if  cner,  gn-ris.  adj.  of  oha  flo^.k, 

kindred,  ov  fort 
Congen'iratus,  a^  ym.  pt.  ^<g^o/f^» 

together,, 
p<>ng?nero,  ate.  afl-.   ro  }oin  in  al 

^<^f «.  '«  untie,  or  ajf<iate 
Congcnitiis,  a,  om.  ad},  ^•rii  «v/A 
Cojiger  SfCofl^riM,  \,m.afi/k 
p)'^2rie»,  ci.  f'.  «  i&^^/>,  «  ^/A?  •  an 
hoard,  S;«va  congeries,  ajlauihte, 
CongermrnatuSy  a,  um.  ^t,  growing 

tegftber 
^onggfo,  ere,  ffi,  ftam.  aft.  fi»  /'m>, 
pr.  pi/f   «/>,  r©  ama^,  or.  /^r  «r^, 
1^  buffd  nejis  at    birdx  do.    Met. 
tahfapt^  Of  throw  vpon 
Congeror,  i.  p^^flT.  /o  /i<  hea'ied 
Qongfrro.'jTms.  rr^.awjrv  ro-voamo^' 
^;igeftio,  ortjisJ.  a^j  beaytng  to^ftber 
QongeftitC'JS,  a,  um.  ad».  ca/i  w^  in 

bfap$,beaftid.up,ralf:d 
Gongcftu,r^s,  pt.  ajfout  ta  b/af>  up 
(iongeft  If,  ^^  \\-Tx,  p:.  hoMgJtit  fo.  I 
gftb'",  heaf>id^  ot  ^//fi  up,    hblH 
in  «  i&^^^,  hid  up  in  iUne,  broufM 
on   e-!>ery  fidt,  gathered'  vgetf>^^ 
built  up  '   ' 

C^nge.Ous,  us.  nj.  a.  hc^y  a  carrying, 
or  /'r/'f)'jr.'.'/^^  of  f^ii?;i  togifhcr 


CON 

Fidelia  ton%\^\%,aiug,  ox  pitcher 

containing  a  gallon 
Congiarium,  i.   n.  a  ^tjfel  holding 

a  gallon,   Meton.  a  aole^  ^giff  in 

corn,  o.  money,  fo  much  a   npin: 

Alfo  a  prince's  prtfent  to  a  pri- 

vaft  man 
Cong"arius,a,unrj.adj  holuing  a  gallon 
Cong' II  Sj  i.tn,  a  gallon,  or  a  ptt^e  more 
Conglaciatu?,  a.  um.  ^x^fcxxn 
C;>i>g'acioi,  arc.  nci\t.    to  fr.eex,e,  oi 

turn  to  ice,    M  t.    to  gravi  Jlark 

a^dfli^,   0nd  do  notbir^g   at  all, 

or  mthing  coif/iderab  'e 
CoRglifqo,  ere.  to  Jhint  v>ith 
ConglSha'ir:,  adv.  in  a  round  lump 
Congl&iatiOj  5.n,is.  f.  ^. gathering  like 

a  bill 
Congl6i)5tus.  4,   01X1.   yt.  gathered 

round  together,  accumulated 
Conglfibo,   are.    aft    t*  gather   into 

a   ball,   or  Ittmp^  Con|:t.ob.arc  fe 

in  i^num,   to    rally     and    gfther 

t hem ff Ives  intoompdnies,  to  imhoJ\ 
Conglobor,  ari.  pad*,  to  be  gathered 

round  on  every fJe 
Cojiglomcratus,  a,  \xm,j^t,ht^d^  or 

tvnund  together 
CoJigK")mero,  arc.  aft.   to  wirdupofi 

a  bottom.  Met.  to  heap  upon  one 
Congloireror,  ari.  palT.  to  be  tvound, 

as  Off  a  bottom 
C^ngluuuatio,    on's.    f.    a  gluing. 

Mft.   a  joining,  or  do fing  together 
Coagluti.natuf,  a,  um.  pt.  glued  to- 

gethert    cemented.  Met.   made  up 

of,  compojfd  (^f 
Conglutino,  arc.     aft.   to  glue^  or 

cement t  to  jpin,  to  chfe  up.   Met. 
^Mcrctricips  amores  nnptiis  ron- 

glutina'C,  to  corfrm  a  fcanda^ws 

intrij^ue  by  a  iaripful  marriage,Tcr. 
f  o.ngrseco,  arc.  ^  Congrse^prj^  atus 


CO  K 

ehear^  to  live  merrily 
Congra'iiians,  tt&.  pt.  cotr^ 
Congraeiiiafio,   onis.   f.  • 

nmfb  one  for  bis  goodfi. 

gratulation,  or  'Ufijhing 
Congrariiiftor,  6ris,  m.  . 

joketh  at  one^t  prosperity 
Congfatuior,  ^lus  I'utn.  d 

pice   y;:tht     to   ia^fgrat 

tvijh  one  Joy 
Oongrjdiem,  lis.  pt.  mceti 

ing  together  ivifhy  engag 
CongrHior,  fTus  fum.  dej 

o.'-  go  tt^etbery   to   conv 

to  join  bmttie,  to  rencou/p 

gcjgf  in  difput^,    to  caft 

go  and;  talk  with  one^  to  a 
Con^regiblJis,  e.  ^^tAj.  fecic 
Congrcgarjs,  tis.pt.  cofk^in 
Congri^ario,  pjiis.  f.  a  ok^ 

an  ajjtmblytfocicty,  or  en 

affembHngy  ojr  gathcrirgt 
Con^rcgaUK,   a,  unr».  pt 

or    (jjfanbjed    tcgetber, 

th'.ckned 
Congrrgo,  are.  aft.  t»  gA 

ajfemhle  togethfr 
Congregor,  ari.  paff.  tobti 

or  gathered  together 
C^ngredio,  6nis.   f.   a  ct 

getberj    a   meeting  v.''tb 

afjcmby,  an  encounter,  *t^ 
ConerefluF,  a,um,  pt.  wett'n 

bling,  encountrin^yOT  engo^ 
CoAgrefTus,  u».    m.  a  ^^^ 

coming  together ^  companj 

pany  kiepfng^  refdrt,   a  I 

or  congrefs:  a  conjunSioHif 

an  engagement,  or  fifbt 
Congrex,  egis.  c.  g,  of  the 
^ongruens,  th.  pt.  Sc  adj 

fup.  agreeing;  fuitahU, 

convenient 
Congnienterj,  adv.  aptljif 


N-      ' 

i.  t9  come  t9getheri 
I  a  flock,  to  agree- 
if  e§fuit,  to  match, 

.  z6j,apt,fo,  ctti' 
%Uffnitabley  proper 
pt.  guejing  at 
.  f.  a  conje^uting 
V.  iy  conjeBure 
f.  a  cafiingt  tkrotO' 
or  fiirgifigt  Met. 
or   interfreting   of 
'ng  together,  a  CvH- 
t 

ft.  to  throw y  or  ftf^, 
tjeffurCy  to  divine,  to 

afl*.  /o  he  guejfei 
Tl.  tfii  interpreter  of 
ler 
f.  y&*  wi&o  inter- 

a  conjeifure,  guefs, 
•  conceit 

,  adj.  cofjjrffura/ 
im.  pt.  about  to  cafi 
I.  pt.  caft,  burled, 
.  Met.  r^  upon, 
videdy  gtujfcd 
m.  tf  €a/Hng,  hurl- 
,   Met.  tf  caft,  €T 

ifenis,  a»  um.  ^d'y. 
T,  a  tree  that  Bear- 
Hie  the  pine-apple, 

I.  idem 

mix  pf .  to  be  caft 
z\,  e£(utn.  z€t,  to 
to  thrvio^  ^^fl^^gt 
e,  to  digffi,  to  put,  to 
onjeSure,  to  divine, 
agine,  m fancy,  to 
reairs,  Iriejiy  to  lay 


CON 

open,  wfiate  tbe-cafe^  tofix  upon, 
or  Omit,  Conjtcero  fe  in  pedcl, 
Teft  io  fuga^,  Cic.  to  betake 
bimfelf  to  bit  heels  and  run  away  * 
inird,  to  run  in  a  doars^  Ter.  ora- 
tionem  in  aliquem,  to  talk  of 
him,  Gonjicere  pallium  in  coll  um, 
to  put  on  bi$  cloak,  PJaut.  aiiquem 
in  Jaetitiam,  to  maU  one  glad, 
Ter.  in  fngam.  to  put  him  to  fight, 
Caef.  fe  in  verfnm,  to  be  intent 
upon,  eic. 
Conji<:ior,  i,  paff.  to  Be  cafi,  thrown 
Conifco,  are.  to  butt,  as  a  ram,  or 

to  throw  the  duji  about ^ 
Cdninb,  are.  to  butt  with  their  heads 
and  horns  at  one  another,  ms  Utmbs 
and  kids  do  in  f port 
Conjugalis,  e.  adj.  of  marriage 
Conjugata,   orum.    pi.  words  that 

come  of  one  original 
Conjiigatio,  5ni8.  f,  a  tyoakfng,   or 
coupling     together,   derivatiom    of 
words,   being  of  one ,  kind,  Cic,  a 
conjugation 
Conjugator,   oris,  m,   a';  joiner,  a 

matcher 
Conju?atus,  a,um.  ^K.joined,yoaked, 

or  coupled,  married 
Conjugialis,   e.   adj.    belonging    to 

marriage,  wedlock,  or  to  a  hridal 
Conjugium,  i.  m  marritge,  'wedlock : 
Alfo  carnal  copulation,  a  pair  of 
creaturet,  male  and  female 
Conjugo,  are.  aft.  'toyoak,  at  couple 

together 
Conjugulus,  a,  um, paired 
Conjagus,  a,  um.  adj.  Idem 
Conjunftcj^adv.  ilTime.  (m^,  jointly 
Conjnnftjm,  adv.  to rether,  jointly 
Gonjunclio^  onis.  a  joining,  or  mix- 
ing    together,     union,    agreement, 
familianty,   acquaintance,    mutual 
Jove  and  c9Kcerd, /e/U7vJhif,  (m- 


CO  N 

pany,   alliance,  affinity,  nearwefs, 

amity,  a  conjunffron 
Conjunftus,  a,  um.  pt.  Sc  adj.  cry 

comp.  flimus,  fap.  joined  tegetherp 
.  famiUitr,  acquainted,   intimate,  a 

kin,  belonging  to,  married,  near  /•» 

clofe 
Conjungendus,  a  um.  pt.  to  be  joined 

together  » 

Conjungo,  ere,  xi,   £tum.  aft.   /• 

join  together,  to   conjoin,   to  put' 

together,  to  couple  in  wiarri4ige,  to 

/ffociate,  to  ally 
Conjungor,  i.  pafll  to  be  joined,  &c* 
Conjunx,  ii^s.  c.  g.   an  huf>aad^ 

a  wife 
Conjurans,  tis.  pt.  confpiring 
ConyQratio,  dnis*  f.  a  tonfederaef^ 

or  eonfpiracy,  a  general  eompuSi,  or 

agreement 
Conjuratus,  a,  um,  pt.  fworn  into 

a  conffiraey,  Subft.  a  fellow  ccum 

fpirator 
ConjGro,  Ire.  aft.  to  tonjure,.  or  un^ 

fpire  together,to  plo$,m  a  bad  ienfe* 

to  fwear   together  to  do  all  fomt 

one  things   Alfo  in  a  good  fenie, 

to  agree  and  help  one  another 
Coojux,  iigti.  c.   g.  tf  bujband,  or 

wife,  a  married  man,   or  womnn^ 

a  yoak-ftlkw,  'a  mate,    one  who 

was  expeffed  to  befo 
Conlab^o,  fieri,  to  go  to  decay 
Conlabor,     conlachrymor^    coligo, 

con  lino,  conliquefco,    &c.   Vid, 

Collabor,  coliachrymor>  colligo^ 

colllno.  See, 
Coqlatro;  ire.  to  bark  with.  Met* 

to  rail  at  a  thing,  to  decry  it 
Con1axo,'are«  aft.  tofiacken 
ConlttCD,  are.  aft.  to  lop  the  bought 
Connato,  ere.  aft.  tofwim  tegetieir. 

Met.  to  bawty  ot  kee^  cim^m^ 

wtb  thi  tetiMViViim 
i  •  ■  ^ 


CON 

Conneftens,  tit.  pt.  eonnefling 

Connedlo,  ere,  xi,  &  xui.  xuxi. 
«A.  to  cornned,  knit^  tye,  link,  or 
faHen  togttber,  Met.  to  jnn,  or 
mddf  to  continue  a  dijeourjo 

Conne£lor,  i.  pafl*.  vid.  Connedo 

Connexio,  on  is.  f.  a  tying  together, 
m  connrffion 

Connexivus,  z,  um.  adj.  tb^t  can 
coupie  tcgtther 

Cpanexum,  i.  n.  tbt  conclujioti  of 
S  iifcourfe^  Cic. 

Connexas,  a,  um.  ift.  joined  together 
joined f  ox  fitted  to,  tyed,  or  trujfed 
up  clofe,  as  liair,  &f,  irttangied 
thick  one  ivitb  mnother,  as  boughs 
are 

Connexus,  us.  m.  a  knitting,  tying, 
ct  joining  together,  m  jeint,  or 
knot 

(pOBoi^o,  are*  a£^.  to  wnk 

f^nntfoi,  a.  um.  pt.  firiwng  toge- 
ther 

(^onnTtor,  i,  xui,  vet  fus  fum.  to 
fwdtMV^ur^  tojiruggle,  to  try  to  the 
mtmofi,  to  lemn  mfon,  to  trmvel  'with 
fbild,  to  yearn,  to  he  delivored  of, 
to  hring  forth  young 

(>eniiiTeiit,  tit.  pt.  vfiukhg,  em- 
nixing 

ConnfTentia*  ae.  f.  eg  eonnivanco 

C^onnTveo,  ere,  ivi,  ixi«  /•  mfiuk,  or 
timnkk  with  the  eyes.  Met.  to 
m'nk  at  a  matter,  to  connive  at 

ConniTO^  Sre.  vid.  Conniveo 

Connixus  a,  um.pt, leaniiig/owward, 
hringing.Jartb  young 

Conniikiilit,  «•  ad|.  peiiaitnng  to 
wedlock,  m^iarrie^e 

ponnabilit,  e.  marrUgeM 

pennubUo,  ire.  tc  tnaie  cloudy 
prntnUhllM,  M,  um'  adj.  cW 
^aaoabiom,  j.  n.  wedhcli 


CON 

Hor.    a  cantpy,    an  urnhfcUa,   a 
pavilion,  a  teftem  over  a  bed 
Conor,   conatus   fum.  dep.   /•   en- 
deavour, to  attempt,  Manibas  pe* 
dibufque  conari,  to  firive  tooth  and 
nail,  Tcr. 
Oonquadratus,  a,  utt\,ffuared 
Conqiiafiicio,  einis.  f.  a  foaking 
Conquafsatus,  a,  um.  pt.  hara/pd 
ConquafTo,  are.  a€l.  tofhake  in  pieces, 

to  harafs,  and  lay  wafte 
ConqnafTor,  ari.  paff.  tobejhakem 
Conquifrent,  tis.  pt.  eompiaining 
Conqueror,    i.    quef^as   fum.    dep. 
to  complain  of,  to  hevaail,  to  la- 
ment       '" 
Conqueftio,  onis.  f.  a  complaining 
Conqueftas,  us.  m.  a  complaint 
Conquiefco,   ifre,   evi,  etom<  ^0  he 
at  re/I,  to  be  content,  to  leave  off, 
to  he   refpited,  or  intermitted,  to 
acfuiefee,    be  pleafed  in  a  thing, 
to  be  affwaged 
Conqulnifco.  ere,  quexi,  to  bend 
Conquirendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  Jearcb 

for,  ex  be  fought 
Conquireas,  tis.  pt.  fearchingfor 
Conquiro,   ere,    sivi,    sltum.  a6l. 
to  feek  about,  tofrarchfor  diligent- 
ly, to  frit  together,  to  rake  up 
ConquisTte,  adr.  ex^uifitely 
CooquTsitio,  ouis.  f.  a  diligmt  ow 

quiryt  a  prrfftng  offUdiert 
Conquisitor,  5ris.  m.  a  jearcher  in 
any  matter,  Coaquifitores,   com- 
mijjioneri  to  raife  an  amy,  p^^f^' 
maflers 
ConquTsitHS,a,  um.  pt.^'adj.flimttt. 
(upjearched  out,chofen,invetoted,de- 
vijlid,  ex^uifite,fine,dainty,curiom, 
rare,  choice,  exaEl 
Conrideo,  ere,  fu  to  laugh 
\  CvM«uo,^d  ,Corruo 


^oaopcum,  i,  u.  7*v,  conop«wn>l^w;iWuvvs>»wA\»,i»a^*tt\«^ 


CON 

Confalutatus,  a,  um.  p*,grui 
Cofuliuto,   are.  to  fatutt,  oi 

one  eaoother  :  Alio,  all  ia  o  i 

falute    ' 
Conialtt tor,  ari.  pair,  tokefe^i 
Consanefco,  ere.    incept,  tt 

whole 
Coafanguineos,  a,  am.  4  ^ 

blo9d  and  kiidrel 
Qonfanguineo,  ae.  f.  a  kiefam 
Confanguineus,   i.  m.  a  a 

kinfman,  of  the  fame  thd 

father* tJUe,  a  brother  by  ti 

father,  a  coufin  gerwun.hfi 

Tangulneot  letht,  confi  \ 

of  death,  Vitg. 
Confanguinitas,  atis.  f.  kiai 

blood,  or  birth,  confanguimt 
ConsinOy  are.  vid,  Conboor 
Con&anor,  ari.  paflT.  tobeitak 
ConfarciBOy  are.  to  patch,  tt  p 
Confarcio,  Ire.  to  makewbok 
Confarriendus,   a,  am.  pti 

raked,  ox  weeded 
Coniarrio,  Ire.    ini,  Itaiiui 

rake,  or  weed 
Confarntio,  f.  v.  macatio 
ConOraciataSy  ty  am.  pt  * 

tozether 
ConiEiucioy  are.  tft.  oe  tW^ 
Confaudor,  ari.  palT.  tokt^ 
Confcelerate,  ad¥.  foickedlf 
Confceleritut;  a,  om.  it.  ^ 

ifimus.  fap.  d^led,  Sfkam 

faned,   ^kkeefg    vUlaimah 

aable 
Confcelero,  are.  ad.  tape^i 

umbalkw,  u  pollute^  or  ^ 
Confcendo,  ere,  dit  ^o"*.  <* 

or  go  up  to,,  to  mount,  n  1 

totakejhip,otimbark 
Confccnfto,  onis.  f.a/«^t< 

a  mourning  ou  hofrjeback 


O  N 

«.  Cooficiu» 
iv.  kamomgly 
e.  f.  privity^  or  the 
aaotber^t  dej^rns,  and 
ience,  confcioufvtfi,  the 
dtoit fiefs  of  (mil  own 
edggf  ranemtraaetf  re- 
o^f,  s/enfi  of  guiity 

V  cidi,  fiinum.  a£t. 
tar  in  pieces,  to  Itjb, 
vreftvtrtly^  to  tftntcb, 

pafT.^v.  Confcindo 
vi,  itom,t»know 
urn.  adj.  guiity.  Sec, 


a,  am.  pt.  /o  itf^vaXponfedlandus,  a,  um.  pt»  t»  pur- 


ItHdM^tn 

;   Iti,  turn.   «£l.   /« 

9n  confenty  t§  ntake  an 

,  t»c0ttmitf  to  get,  or 

i  ipii  nerem  confcivit. 

ihimftlf 

,  f.fee  concifura 

im.  pt.  rent  in  f'teceSf 

lei  bus  confciflus,  bvx*- 

fs4fy,  Cic. 

um.  pt.  decreed,' re- 

xnd  4tBed 

\  rufD>  dep.  to  bauk 

n.  adj.  confriottSf  pri- 

hvs,  gitihf,  knowing 

int'sfelf 

,  a,    um.    pt.   to   be 

•pied  one  togetbi 

xc.  a6l.  toJcra'Cel^  or 

,  pfi,  ptom.  a6)^.  .to 
tea  letter,  tofetdown 
f»  makei  or  erdaint  to 

ii«.  f.  a  Writing,  an 

regiftring 

(Um,  pt.  turitttm,  m-J 


CON 

Titled,  regi0red,  mtfiered-^  fin'bled 
Cohfcripti,  crum.   m.   fife   pttrei 
,  conTcriptiy/fiurMri 
Confcnlptus,  a,  um*  .tr.  Sculptus 
ConsSco^  are.  ui,  ^uoa.  a^>  topiU 
Confecrandas,  a,  um.  pt*  to  be  eon- 

f  crated 
Confecratio,  on  is.  f.   a  dedieattan, 

or  nnfeeration 
ConfecratJs,  a,  um.  pt.  conftcrated, 

devotedy  eanonixad, /minted,  fworn  : 

loicktdy  dettftable 
Confecro,   are.  a£b.  to  confecrase,  to. 

divote,  to  ballow,  to  canonixe,  or 

ftiint,  to  make  a  god,  to  umortam 

litee,  or  render 'immortai 


CO  N 

Jkcceedrngy  baidng  gotten,  obtahmd  .  > 
Conseminalk,  t,  adj .  fo  wn 
^on«^.mineii8,  a,um.y^oi»  vntbfith 
Consenefco,  jfre,  fcnui.  incept,  f 

grow  oU»  to  grow    out  of  dtlte^'^ 

Met,  to  decay,  toiofe  ittfirce^'m 

grow  cool 
Confcenfio,  onis.  f.  eonpgnt,  agree* 

ment,  9f  aecordf  one  mind,  or  far* 

pofe,  a  pke,  orconfpiraey       -■  ' 
CoQ6oqiieoa»  X\%,ft,f^lowing^Jmwg 
Confenfus,  ^s.  n.  a  confent,  accord^ 

or  agreement^  •  a  grantit^,  aekmw^ 

ledging, .  or  awning 
iilcni" 


adj.  oftbe 


fue,  to  bepurfued 
Confeflaneus,   a,  um. 

famejra 
Confedbins,  tis.  pt*  following 
Conre£lanum>  i.  n.  infereaeo 
Confedariusy  a,  um.  adj.  dedudbit 
Confe^latio,  5ni8.   f.  a  purfuitf   a 

running  ajter 
Confef^ator,  oris.  m.  be  wbicb  fil- 

lowetby  pwfuetb 
Conre^atrix,icii,  f.  Jbe  tbat  pur^ 

Juetb 
Confedio,  oois.  f.  a  ctitti/tg, bowing, 

or  felling  of  trees 
Confeflor,  atus,  to  follow  one,  up  and 

dotvff^  to  tun  after f  to  baunt  one^s 

company  y  to  court  one,  to  huM  after. 

Met.  to  banker  after,   to  purjue 

in  the  rear,    to  endeavour,    to  get ^ 

to  labour,  tofetfirtby  or  enumerate, 

to  imitate,  to  lufi  after 
ConsecutiOjOnis.  f.   a  fequeU  a  con 

fequence ;  Confecutio  verborum,ri^ 

grammatica  ifyntax 
Confecutorusy  a,  um.  pt 

obtain 
Consccutus,  9,   um,  pt. /o//5wi»^,\C«»«^ti*.\,It  hfttV-wtttibw 


Confcntaneus,  a,  um.  adj.  confemtM" 

neo'tt,.  agreeable,  eonfonant,  meetp 

convenient:  AKo,  reafoaabk,  mot 

unlikt,  probable. 

Confentia  facrti,  faeri/iees.to  the  godt' 

calkd Conienta  Teft. 
Confieotteat,  ds-pt.  eoifenting . 
Confeatio,  Iri,  fi,  fum. .  fo  confix  ' 
agree,  to  be  agreeable  to,  to  plot  if 
getber 
Conffntitur,  imperf.   it  is  agraed, 
Coarenfun  eft,  allmtn  agree  upon 
it.  Quint, 
Consepio,  ire»  pii,  ptam.  wft*  49 

bedge  in,  to  inclofe 
Confcrptuni,  i.  n.  a  chfe,  an  inclojuro 
Confeptus,  a,  um.  ^t.  inckfed 
Confenftis,  a,  um.part.  eonfettted onto  ' 
ConsSquens,  da.  n.  fabft.  a  canfi-' 

fuence 
Confequenter,  ad^.  eonfefuentfy 
Coatequentia,  c  f.  confiqaeuco    •    * 
Consequor,  qui,   quutat.  dep.  pro-  ' 
perly,  to  fottow  witb.  Met,  fa 
follow  dofe,  to  reach,  to  overtake,  * 
to  get,  purcbafi,  or  procure^   to  i- 
mitate,'  to  reckon  up  ■ 

about  to  [Consequutus,  a^  unu  \(t«'vA*^wa.- 


o»^ 


CON 

.CpolpQiilbry  oris*  m.  a-joiMt  fetn- 

Jpootponfiiii  ty  um.  wwtuaUjf  iMgMged 
^Conm&xobi  ire.  to  foam 
"  Conipao,  ere,  ui|  utiun.  ad.  t9  ffit 
^ .  •■  ffn^  f'J^t  in  om*sJace 
yCojufyuCff  1.  paiEC  to  he /pit  upam 
ConfjpnrcStio^  onis.  i,a  defUitg 
Coidpnrcitus,  a,  nm*  pt.  dejiled 
.Conlpareo^  are.  ad.  >•  i^s/f/c 
CoQlpato,  ire*  /«  hdpmol 
Cbnfputor,  iri.  todjpitupm 
\  Confpficua,  a^  am.  pt.  jj^/>  s;f>o» 
.  jCbnftabilio,  Tre^  lyi,  itmn.  a^.  to 
make  Jure,  to  fettle,    to   ajhre. 
Rem  tuam  confiabiliflei ,  joubad 
gotanefiate 
.CoDilabuliriufyi.  m.  a  conflahU 
Conft'ans^  lis.  pt.  cofiing 
Coofians,  lis.  adj.  ox*  coinp.  ffimut. 
fpp.  fieddy,   refohed,  even,  mo- 
. '     ^ate,  alvayn  tbijanut  fixtd 
.  Covftanter^  adv.  i^.  comp.  flim^, 
pip.  iUliberately, .  <on/ideratefy,  fe- 
"  Tfatefy,  evenly^  affiant^,  fioftly* 
always,  after  •nefijb'forit  tiJte  it" 

M 
Conftantia^  «,  f.   a  fuhfifiing,   or 
beings  jiedfajinefsj  fieddinefs,  per* 
.    Jtweranecj  aconftant  courje 
'  Conftat^  in}  per r.  it  h- evident,  plairtf 
and perfpicious,  agreed  9M,  or  ivel/ 
.^     kntnvn 
Conftaturus,  a,  um.  pt.   that  will 

CooOellatio,  dnis.  f.    a  company  of 

fiars,  a  conflelldtion 
.Conft^7iati(^.oBis.  f.   a  great  fear, 

afi^ijbment,   conJUnuuion:    A\(o 

a  rijtng  of  people 
Copfterjutus,  a,  um.  pt.  Jcretrow 

iled,  afldytiffyedf    difmeiyedi    Alfp 
^  i^muif  tumuhums 


QO  N 

OanflerflB^  ajre«  ad.  to  afionifot  edfajh, 
dijtaayf  dajb,  difiourage,  or  af- 
fright^  to  rqui  and  put  into  dtf 
etrdeT\  .7 

Confteroor,  an*.  paiT.  to,  he  put  into 
difirder,  to  be  aponijhed 

Confferno,  Sic,  lliavi.  atutn*  adw 
to  flrtw^  br.  cover  all  over,  to  pave, 
otfioor,  Confterncre  terrain  cor- 
pore,  toproftrate  himjelf,  Cic. 

CofiOernor,  i.  pafT.  to  kefirewed,  or 
covered  all  over 

Conftipatioy  onii.  f.  a  conftipation 

ConfllpatuSya,  um.  i^t.  tlick guarded 

ConfllpOy  ire.  ad.  to  cram  cl»je 

ConAipor,  art.  paff.  to  Le  ctanmed,  or 
er^wdid  together 

Conftirpo,  are.  tofet  roots 

Conftitucndusy  a,  um.  pt.  /•  Se  cr- 
dered 

Conftituo,  ere,  m'i,  utum.  ad.  to 
fa,  put,  range,  or  dijpoje,  to  con- 
fiitute,  appoint,  af^gn,  or  pitch 
vpoxi,  to  purpofCf  defgn,  mean,  or  j 
intend,  to  Jettle,  or  d:Urmine^  to ' 
conftitute,  or  mahettoftop,  or  make 
to  halt,  to  build,  topluce^  to  ercS, 
to  agree,  topromije,  to  govtm  and 
manage,  to  order,  Conitituere  in 
digitis,  tocount  on  hii fingers,  Cic. 
all  quern  ante  pedes,  to  bring  one 
before 

Conftituor,  i.  palT.  to  be  put,  or 
plared,  provided.  Sec, 

ConftitQta,  orum.  fubf.  pi.  fiatutes, 
decreet,  ordinances^  &c.  Cic. 

ConftitQuo,  on  18.  f.  a  corfiitution, 
order,  or  decree,  an  eJlabUjhment, 
the  fate,  or  complexion  of  the  body, 
afiating  ofacaufe 

ConftitGto^'adv.  t«/adj.  fub.  tempore, 
to  the  day  appointed^  according  to 
afporatfucnt 


C  O 

ConAitutor,  oris,  a* 
appointor 

Conftitutumy  un,  a 
tution,  a  jue(ged  d 
tertain  time  agreea 
trial  of  a  fuit  in  la' 
tutumy?.  temputy 
pointed 

Confittulumeft  mihi, 

Conftltutus^  a,  um. 
conjlituted,  appointe 
ter mined,  agreed  ypt 
ne  conftitutam,  of  a 
conftitution,  Cic.  Cc 
de  rebus  domeftjcifi, 
topaft 

Confto,  are,  ftiti,  ftiti 
to  flood  together,  \ 
or  agree  wtb  one's 
or  be  mada  up,  to 
abide^  continue,  or 
flan  J  in,  to  appear, 
clear  and  maniftfl  \ 
ei  color,  Hs  colour  c 
Liv.  Men  eel  conftar 
Jen/es,  Cic.  Coi  co 
that  has  all  good  qnt 

Conttratum,  i.  n.  the 
ConArata  pontlum, 
bridges,  Liv. 

Conftratuf,  a,  uiDk  pt 
'oed^firnvd 

ConftrSpo,  2re,  oi,  Ii 
make  agreatnoife 

Cooftridim>  adv.  bricj 

Cooftridus,  a,  um.  ( 
comp.^Mr«^  hardy  / 

Conftringendut,  a»  u 
tied,  or  hound  at  pri 

ConftringO)  ere,  zi>  i 
bindfafl,  to  tit  fir  A 
tie  sip,  Mtt,tocoi^ 
to  reflratm,  or  br'idh 


ON 


d  b  N 


t  ON 


£lQ9.pair.  /off  tUd\     likmner:  A.\(6  ifmrnerfation  'toitb  4  jConfuItor,  5rit.  m,   am,  iihftv  i%i 
\     wman.  CoafustudtBi  LttHMC  tra- 1      counftl^  m  lawyer* t  ctant,  a^oki^ 
(,  buildings  fram^X     derc  librum  Graecum,  fo  rrviff/Hltfrr      feU^r 


tjrame,  or  bulldmg.  \      a  Graek  took  uu§  Xfatin 
fion,  or  nyoiWn^  otlConfuecus,  a^  urn.  pt.  s^j.  iCinvs, 
tr  I     i)Xf,  McuftmeUt  ^^cuftoHuiry 

ia.  in.  a  huiMar         |  Consugillo,  See.  to'  i4r/»ffiff 

Confni,  iilit.  tn;  a  ccnjhlt  Metoii.  g 
year*i  J^ct^  bfcdufi  fitery  ytMr 
mt%o  cnnfuU  vure  crfmtut,  Conful 
trtieHmut.  Mart.  Vinuin  proxi- 
xait  fconfuUbut  natum,  ^ink  of 
iht  Isfiyear,  or  iaf  tflkisge^  Cic. 
Cnsujarii,  e.  .tdj.  comfkUr,  tf^ot 

pertainhfi  U  the  eoldi/i 
ConsuUrhefy  adv.  like  m  cttifid 
C^&tfi2tbl»  ds.  m.  tht  einfmlfhipi 

the  ^e^  or  bono^'  ^  s,  cmful 
C9n/olendu8,  a,  um.  pt.  fa  m/«//) 
^  bx -hi  cQn/ultfd 
ConsttleHi,  tis.  pt.  cinfuUlkg 
ConluUturi  isnpref.  it  it  coafuM  . 
Con&Slo,  kre,  fuloi,  fultum.  Abff  I 


uxri.  pt;  beapedf  or 
\d*H,  miuiey  or  frsm- 
Tj  Or  fa  a  ronh^fm-' 

l^({\im,uiSt,t0bfMf 
to/rahrt,  to  make^'to 
^ftbcr 

ait.  to  bit  bea^i^  br 
ne  anMbir,  to  te  built 
oris,  rn-  dn.M^i^'nr, 
m  Jkfloivrtr 
a,  um.  ^t.d^iurod, 
wrupted 

.  zt\,  to  ecmmit  aoiti- 
>  dibaucb 

e,  fi,  Alio,  ioperfuade 
I.  ^Vfeafti  ana  gama 
RfiUmlut  in  bcHotir  of 
ebrated  in  Augufi 
i.  m.  anadvi/er 
f.akijppg 
rp.  rvA/yS 

is,  e.  adj.  eotifitbjfak' 
'ame  futfianee 
,  peur^  tofvout 
fr«»  ^^  aaafjiu  ra  a:* 

(via  -idini.  ySe 

•y  f  vi,  etom,  &  St«i 

Si3|£t«  fbeatcuftomid 

to.  be  in  tobrtt  to  inure 
mvt  to  do  wiibf  /a  bi 
tp,i9  accqftont.  Ad.  . 
it.  f.  4M  ufe 
Bia,.f.  tfa/^am,  tfe^e^ 
jr,  co*iverjatfon,  in  ft* 
mmtMCit  f^wnt  9t 


to  con^lt^  to  tonfiJt  ivitb,  to  sA 


Qonfulrrix,  Ttii.  f,  djhe  dtvlftt"    • 

ConriiltUDiy  i;  n.  an  ordinalne,  or 
decree  ofcoMocitp  aJUt^te,  onAifp  t 
AUo,  a  ^i/e  aSien 

Conrulcurui,  a,  um,  pt.  eiboitt  to 
comfiilt 

ConfaltMt,  a,  aa«  ^i.eonfiikod'^tB^ 
debated,  confidered,  weigbetU  Alfo, 
adj.  ffimMt.ru^i/iilftU,of^9hoiA 
cotm/ei  may  be  ajied,  ^fi,  v/eU 
feeH  in,  Confttlto  oput  eft^  yog 
ought  tp  conjider  the  maitor  (weff 

Confoltui,  i.  m.  acmmftOor 

Coafuitu,  by  advice^  Lmt, 

ConfutDcoduk^  a^  tun.  pt,  fhiie^ 
funud 

ConfBinena,  tit,  pt,  cmfumlng 

CodAimmibnit,  e.  adj.  that  may^  6t 


it  is  to  b*  UrftHtd 
CoiKuminace,  adv.  cmfdeath      ' 
Confommatio,  $iua.  f.  tkofmmal^ 

sferfefllng 
Confummaturot,  a,  orri.  pt<  akout 


tounciU  to  giw  advice,  tofrovi 
for^  to  take  •/,  to  coiijSder,  ox  re- 

fardt  to  judge  of,  oximttrfret.QonA  to  mciompH/bf  or  h  at  an  end 
ulere  fu«  Yitae  durius.  to  ley  Confommatui,  a,  am.  pt.  )i 
wclent  band*  on  bimfiif. CM.Mni'  '^  .-         .- 


lids  confultuin,  mtereioo  ronufi 
Confuldr^  i.  pafl*.  to  be  tovfaltedf  to 

be  provided  fir 
Confaluos,  tii.  pt.  confidting 
CpnTuJtitii),  5n}s.  tmeaofiUtfilMM 
Conrvlutoriut.  a,  um.  .btknging\tp 

a  eoitfultation 
C«ii4ul(e,  adv.  ii^i.  camp.   &nic, 

(up.  foi/efyi  dijetteetif^vmriiy 
Conlulto,  are.  abf*  to  ebnjuit  toge- 

tbor,  to  e^,   to  provide  for,  o> 

fakt€0re.of^ 
CoaiJu;(or«  art.  ^9ff,.tokeeonfulted 
Confultd,  adv.  advifedly.deiibtratejf, 

eo^fid^A^,/M/;Pf/if^ 


Conlu 


3f,  ended,  ateompHflfHl.  Alfo,  «lj« 
imus,  fop.  compleat,  pkrftet^tn* 
fumnuite 
Confofhmo,  art.  ■«,  tofimnp  a$ 
Mtcount,  to  make  up,  ^rfnijk^t, 
toatcomplifb,  otperfia 
Dnlummor,  ari.  paff.  H-befnif^ 
edt'Stc» 
CQnsOmo,  «Tf,  pfi,  pt«ai»  aft^  h 

Jptndiavi/b/y,toley^ae!fh»l9m' 
jmme,  ot  di^y^  to-uaafrnf^  to 
beft^m,  or  lay  oi^t,  to  difcaod^  to 
put  an  end  to,  tofatisfy,  to  eat  wp^ 
iodewntr  ■ 
Consumur/u  y%^,  ta  Vt  j^cMt^.c«« 
^td^  vwiftrdy  wtriifMo«y«Uv 


CON 

Confumptiof  onis.   f.   «  fpendini^ 

vuifiing^  e§fiJumpfion^a  Isj'tngout, 

abefivwitig 
Conlumptor,  oris.  m.  a  confmmer 
CSnfumpturuiy  a,  urn,  pt.  about  /« 

CMJume 
Cpnfumptus,  a,  um.  pt.  coufumtd, 

wa/ieif,  decayed  J  Jjpenti  penfie^ 
Coofuo,  ere,  ui,  utum.  to  fnoup 
Qon(vt^^ni,  lis,  pt.  rtfing  wth 
Confurgitur^  ioipcn'.  they  nfe  uf  all 

at  once 
Confurgo,  htf  rezi,  €Lum,  a£b.  & 

ceut.  t§  rife  up  and  ftevj  refpeff^ 

to  rije  againftf  f  arife^  of  ijiaoi- 

mace  things 
Cor.furre&io,  onis.    f.  a  rtj^eilful 

fifing  up 
Coniuiurro,  are.  a£i.  tQ  yohijptr  tO' 

getber 
Cousuiills.  e.  z^\.  ftioed tagetber 
CooiOtum,  i.  I:,  djeam 
Cor:6utura,  ae  t.  a  Jewing 
Consutus,    a,   uin.    pt.  fewed,    or 
fittcbtd  togetbtty    Met.  twtnted, 

pieced  up 
CoiitabeUcio,  rre.  aft.  «  wajfe 
CoHtabcfccnc,  tis.  ^t,  wajiihg 
Contabcl*  o,  ue,  tabui/o  pine  away 
Cmtabiiiiiio,  ooifluf.  u planking,  a 

hoarding  afioor,  4  tin  btr  franu 

Contabulacuw,a,uin.}.t.  bi^wdedwer 

conuaniio,  are.  act,  to  pLnk,    to 

j,9kr  With  ^*aratf  tafranu  a  buiid' 

infr  of  timbtr,    to  vuue   a  bridge 

Cootat>uior,  iiri.  pa(C  to  he  bearded 

\jOfiV*<X^»9  a>  um.  pt.  tcuci  cd,  dyed^ 

/taiktu^  foIfHftd,  taittted^   or /»- 

Jg£icd»   ^Mie  mouko    coa^adus. 

tornc,  CcW.  Contaftus  rci^ioui 

.  oics   tin  uriuiij  day^  Liv. 

Contsit^^i'f  MS,  ir,  a  mcb,  an  in- 

feS,t^,  ii'jhii"*'^  I 


CON 

Contages,  i.  f.  a  routagioa,  am  in' 

jeaion,  antoffbup^  murrain  a- 

nung  cattle,  any  infe&iont  Sjeefo 
Contagioy  onis.   f.  an  effeB,  or  af- 

feaion^  etntagion,  infeffion,  pk- 

lutiom 
Contagiofus^  a,  tun.  cont^ions 
Contagiom,  i.  n.  a  eontagitn 
Coniimrnatio,  oois.  f.  apo/htion 
Contiminater,  oris,  adefilcr 
Cootainrnatus,  a,   utn.  pt.  £^  adj. 

Jpoiled  by  unntthiral mixture.  Met. 

corrupt,  nat^bty,  baftf  dtfikd,  de- 

baucbed,  dijkained^  Hor.  Od.  i. 
Contaizuao,  are.  aft.   to  make  un- 

eajy,  to  defle,  to  pollute^  tb  dif- 

grace 
CoatamiDor,  in.  paiT.  to  ke  defiled; 

or  ftained,.  to  be  mangled^  to  be 

patched  up 
Coiitatio^  dnis.  f.  a  deleyii^ 
Coniiruk,  a»  um.  pt.  dmlUed,  It.  I. 

coatus>   atmeu  tcitb  a  pike^  or 

lance 
CoDtecbnatus^  a,uiB.  pt.  playing 

trickt 
Ccnieftus.  a,  um.  pt.  covered 
ConicgeaUua,  a,  um.  pt.  /o  be  co- 
vered 
CoutegenSy  tis.  pt.  covering 
Com  ego,  cte,  xi.  ftum.  aft./o  cover. 

Met.  to  clolUf  or  conceal 
Contegor,  i.  paHT.  to  be  covered 
Contemero,   are.  aft.  to  violate 
Contemnendus,  a,  um.  pt.  contempt 

ti^te,  deipicotM,  to  be  dejpifcd 
Joatemnens,  tis.  pt.  tontemning 
Joattmno,  ere,  pfi.  piuro.  aft.  /• 

umervaL^,  toc¥iJtn.n,  or  defpifi, 

to  biu  depance  to 
>nremoor,i.  ^S.  tobe  ftgbted,tc^» 
Jomein^lan»,  tis.  pt.  c*,,  lemplMing 
Joaumt  lauu,  ooi^,  i.  «.  btbMng^ 


i 


C  ON 

gasdng  upon,  regardtni^liiLl 

temptation 
Contemplativof,   a,  am,  a^  i 

tomplative,  Jpeeulatrne 
Contemplacor,  oris.  m,aM 

Met*  one  tvho  conttaridam 
Contemplatriz,  ids.  r.  fie  ikr 

bdds,  or  meditates,  or  tmnni 
Contemplatu,  abl.  iy  contmfm 
Conteroplatus,  a,  vm.  pt.  Jm 

beheld 
Contenplo,  are.  pro  , 

Contemplor,  atas  f«m.  dep.  i' 

bold,   to  look  npHh  MeC  »  i 

upon,  to  confider,  to  mIrIA 

contemplate 
Contempdralit,  e.  adj.  j&r       ^ 
ContempSraneat,  a»  ua.  4f 

coatemporirias,  that  it  ■ 

time,  oftbeJkmeage,vtpl^ 

eonttmporary 
Coiftemptibilis*  e.  ad],  immfi 
Contemptim,  adv.  Ka.  cooui  j 

fully,  tnf^ainfnlly,   S^ 

contempt 
Cootemptio»  5018.  f.  cm 
ContenkptoTy  oris.  m.  a 
Conttmptrix,  Ids.  f.fintbei 

or  carts  nUfor,  that  fears  set 
Conteoipturus^  a^  am.  aimtle\ 

Cuntemptus,  a,  um.  pt. 
d^piftd.  mean,  C^  adj.  gr,  ( 

•  'flimtts.  fup. 

CoatcmptuSyfis.m.  cemenift,i 
Jcorn,dtjdaingderifion  Ccaat 
faboraie,  tn  be  defpifed  mJ  H 
noufht,  Liv«CoateirptailHl 
tofiigbt.  Suet.  ■   ^ 

Contertdens,  tis.  pt.  CMsftafifj 

Contendo»  2rv%  diy  fnmtfiid 
fitetcb,.  or  J.  ra.m.  Hie  .  «  m4 
labour  f  or  J  rive^  - 1$  mart^  4 

I 


)  N 

^itb  ofiij  in  way  of 
-tffj,  or  nrgg  onevfitb 
he  pofitive  m  a  thing, 
i  to  make  it  good,  to 
^b,  orfit  together,  to 
ate,  fight,  or  difpute, 
t9  endeavour,  to  hafien 


rt^uefi,  orfuefor 
,  paff.  /•  he  fought 

ivit.  imperf*  it  grows 

am.  veryfwift 

.  ii^s.   comp.  cloMf, 

tahiyi  earnefily,  vc/mt. 

V,  emrrtephf 
is.  f.  afirahirtg,  or 
r  iffort^  eagemeft,  eon  - 
^e,  a  law  fut't,  de^ 
\  shrattdingy  a  dif- 
Uring  thingt  togrrber, 

orfiitahUfte/t  of  the 
vfeh>ei 

JI9   uflo*  adj*  cofttcK" 
ffrme 

um.    pt.  emtained, 
intent,  Jatisfied,    well 

c.  fee  Terrfjr© 

,  um.  pt.  te  he  hruifed 

^  finis.  f«  a  border^ 

t,  M,  am.  pt.  border' 

,u  n,  a  bordering 

re,  ft.  to  border  upon 

t,  vm.  tdj  bounding^ 

near  together^  nigh  : 

a  borderer 

,  am.  adj.  parted in^o 

threes 

tiwi,  itum^  zGt,  tot 


CON 

break,  or  bruifeJmalU  to  pound  in 

a  moriar.  Met.  tonoifte,  or  eon- 
fume,  to  fpend,  to  tosar  out  luitb 

ufing,  to  teafe  one,  to  make  light  ef, 

to  defpife 
ContSror,  i.  paff*   to  be  worn  out, 

to  be  tired,  or  tvearied^  Sec, 
Conterreo,  ere,  ui,  Itum.  u£i,  to  put 

in  fear,  to  affright,  to  afionifi,  to 

fcart 
CoDterrito,  arc.  to  put  in  fear 
Conterritus,  a,  um.  pt«  putinfettr^ 

affrighted,  feared 
Conteftans,  tis.  pt.  eajiingta  witnefs 
Conteftatio,  onis.  f.  v.  Cognitio 
Conteftatd,  adr.  before  tvitfteffei 
ConteftaCiis,   a,  um.  pt.   witneffed, 

prwedbywitneffn,  well  known 
Conteftdr,  atos  fom.  dep.  to  call  to 

wityiefs,  to  make  proteflatioH  of  a 

thing,  Conteftyri  iitem,  to  fat  in 

the  plaintiff  *s  deelaratioft,  and  the 

defendant* t  anjwer,  Cic, 
Contexo,  ere.  ui,  turn  afti  towea^ 

Mft.  to  join,  or  twifl  together ,  to 

forge,  or  dewfe 
Contexte.  adv.  clofely,  eimpaShf 
Contcxrim,  adv.  of  one  piece 
eontextio,  onU.  f,fee  ConteKtut 
Context  ura,  c  f.  a  contexture 
Contextus,a,um.pr.  woven,wro9ght 

tog'thr,  irter laced 
Contextus,  us.  m.  a  weaving,  or 

pleating  together,  a  compofition,  a 

text,  or  context 
ContTceo^  ere.  01.  n.  to  holdout's 

pcacCy  to  become  fpeechlefs 
Conticefco,  ere.  to  be  hujb 
Conticifiium,  i.  n.  the  dead  time  of 

the  flight 
Contignario,  onis.  f.  the  raftering, 

the  hoarding  of  an  Loufe,  a  floor,  a 

fiory  of  an  boufe 

ConUfnitus,  §,  um,  pt,  raftered, 


CON 

or  floored^  and  built  into  flortet,  C«f. 

Configno,  aic.  aft.  to  floor  an  houje 

G>ntigout,  a,  um.^v^j.  contiguous, 
adjoining  'v 

Contindhjs,  a,  um.  pt.  dved 

Continens,  tis.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp.  . 
ilimos,  fup.  adjoining,  adje£l.  of 
one  piece,  continual,  without  inter  - 
mijjion,  not  interrupted^  continent, 
moderate,  temperate,chafie^virtuous, 
modefi,  Continentia,  n.  pi.  tho 
hinge,  ot  principal  point  of  a  mat^ 
ter  in  controverjy,  Cic. 

Continendus,  a»  um.  pt.  to  be  kiptiB 

Continens,  tis.  f.  the  continent 

Conttncnter,  adv.  continently,  cbajify, 
foberbf,  ft>aringly,  clojely  :  Alio 
continually,  without  intermiffion 

Continentia,  ae.  f.  a  keepings  or 
holding  in.  Met.  continency,  chafHty, 
temperate,  abftinence from  pleafure, 
or  covetottfnejsyforb^rance :  Alfo 
a  joining,  er  bordering  ofcountriet, 
neamefs  « 

Contineo,  Ere,  ui,  entum.  a  A.  to 
hold  together,  Abfol.  to.boldj  to 
hold  in.  Met.  to  keep  ftcret,  to 
keep  within  bounds,  to  keep  back, 
tofiof,  or  bind,  to  coerce,  to  bridle , 
torulci  to  govern,  to  forbear,  to 
refrain,  to  keep  clofe,  as  maftert 
their  pupils :  to  contain,  to  comprize, 
to  eon^rehend,  to  conferve,  or  prC'" 
fer^e 

Contineor,  eri.  paC  to  be  contained, 
or  comprised,  ice, 

Contingens,'  tis.  pt.  touching.  Met* 
relating  to.  Adj.  chancing,  or  bap^ 
pening,  contingent 

Contingit,  imperf.  it  happens 

ConUngo,  ere.  tigt,  taftum,  *&, 
to  touch,  ,  to  handle,  to  bit^  t«  wr« 
ria;« at: A.Uo,to  rtacb  utvto^t*  aS*'*^ 


CON 

0r  \njliit9€ii    to  hi  akin  to,  ta  it/a  I 

tMt,  t0  aUtifin  to 
^^ntingor,  i.  pair,  (o  he  touched^  Skc. 
^pfitingo,  ere»   xi,   ndlum.   pt.    to 

arfiintt  roff^CM 
C  ontrnuany^  tis.  €Onttnuing 
^iitTnuario,  5nis.  f.  a  continuation 
Continnatut,  t,  um.   pt.  continued, 

contiguo:i» 
Continue,  adv.  ^Vy 
ContliixiUS,  atis.  f.    the  continuity, 

or  wh-^it  lengthy  depth,  tec,  Plin. 
ContTnui,  adv.  hy  amf^,  prtfently, 

firtbK*;ith,  immeuiatoyp  therefon, 

fir  that  reajM 
ContTnuQ,  »rc.  aft.  totantir.ui^pcr 


CON 

/(pi,  or  finn-r  vHfb  forco,  woW/o 
twnid  fihout.  inta-'gie^,  huficate, 
p*rplixid,  erijped^curled,  ttinaihed,, 
c'ltcUd 

Cunria,  praen.  reg.  ace.  tf^a.-"/?,  r#»- 
tra^\  to,  over  againf^^  oppt^*t  to 

Contia,  adv.  en  tbi.  ^nr.truiy,    on  tbi 
otbtr  ban  J,  ccrtra'  '.xot(t  ^ttbcr^i  i/e, , 
oppojite  :  A\(o,mtttuaiy  reciprocall  • 
Non  carus  cA  :.uru  ic:-tra,  he  is 


CON 

Contrahere  let  ^IknufflfM 
911/0  dtht,  Cic  ve]a,  fff  jW 
Jaiht  Id.  coHum,  tifin^  »" 
mick.  Id.  lar,  to  tum,  v  a 
mi/i,  P}in.  animum,  tofoMt 
mind,  Cic.  vriitieB,  tobi»i 
make  co/iive.  Id. 
CoBtrahor.  i.  paff.  t^  be  cum 
or  dranun  togeth^t  to  bop 
in,  &c. 


/ir^'tf  J  Alfv>  to  join,  to  ct'ofi  tMttber  ;  Con  trail  Ora, 
po  \tiaaort  Sn.  palT.  to  be  continued   j    pii*'jrs  fmalli 


tL'irtb  tis  xvtigU  in  goJd,  Plaut.    '  Cont  rairceor,  eri.  (!^p.  te  fZ*f 
Contia£tin,  on's.  f.  c^ntraSioi,   or  •  GuntripSsTtus,  a.  nm.  adj.  Qff^ 
fbriKling  /V?,  a  berdirg,  or  clinch' \  Contia  ic,  adv.  contrarOy 
ing%  McL  ii  iontraiiiKg,  ot  na^-^  Contriiietaty  atit.  f.rciitrfftir(f 
rowing 
CcntriAcli  ncQIa.  a.  r.  a  pinch 

f.  rix  maJitng   rf 
'tubo^t  tl*  tot,  Vicruv. 


Contiifius,  s^t^.%GL»tothf9ait 
Contririusy  a,  um.  contrity  A 

pugnant,  hufffhl,  athwart,  if 

nvcr  egjiuS 


Co&t;nuvi«,  i«m.  «dj.  continual,  with-  ContraAui,  a,  utn.  pC   '&  auj.  of,  ,  Co.itrifcr'pKuan,  i.  n.  a  rfplf 

out  i -r*-«i.j7wji,  ^i!y,  eoKjiant,  cLfe      co«p. gatktred,  mvytertd^  or  diuvfn .  C'«n!Tii vif mo,  i; e,  oi,  urn.  '•  1 

i^i";t«r.  ti 'thing  each  oiiw,  piaia,\     together^  vtriMd,  bended.   Met.  j  Cc-rrlicii.tur,  impcrf.  tft^ 

t%'fn  jKd  f-v'farm  j     »oJf rated,  jo'rtd  ti'Je,  f^oiten  pro  I       rufde 

Ccntonat,  unprrf. »/  thundert  \     ti-red,  ccr:^un'd.  air'-:^t^l.   /t-itrr- 1  ContreciSiiiller,  uA^.pa>ft'b 

Cont.^i.  a-i.  ''ej^.  t:i  f-ynd,  t»  fi-e.' :bi  '     »!*J»  A.tf).  ■an  wf, /--«;/,  t::JinJt    \  Co-t;eC^andl•^,  a,  nm.  pt.*** 


^'r,M  :•>  VfJiC'-. 


Mel.  «.ydi«rjB-  CoTxtractus.  <i«.  m.  .i  cui'jc?,  co- 
IS'g'ft.  or  largaim^^  Irjfturg,  Qt 
J  um.    pt.    tn   b        m^iirg fina,i$r 
f'frd  af\sf^  to  .*«  :t»9€j  ,Cniitrad'c:zis,  ws.  contrsdi^imf 

Conoi^uci\  ?ic,  fi,   fiiaa  £f  rum  ;v-«'r.tri.uco,  err.   xi.  ^um.   tcL  ta 
•O.   r#  «iW /!/«-<,    /•  tut'/,  to      con:r^.-^,gatti'ay,CiTefptJe 
tfc'if  ».*'.i.  tixrb:ru M.^i.t,  to  .-rf^*,  Comriduur,  i.  faff,  loht  coK.rjdlSed 
Ji  nfm^r.'-.MrJ  ;Ocninoic^-o,  5n.&.  f.    conttsdiSiim, 

Ooi;»M{»»^.  Cir.ij.  {.  ti'J.  Contait  0       '>     a  ra'rt^idi.'^.i-g 
Oot>t<N«t<\  tA\.  \i>.  <^mp.  rftt-rv,  iV  ■C;"»r.ii2ic,  Jfre,  .  ;i',to.x.  ttdeH-ver 
f»i.-rf.'.»Y  '  iviviitrafo.    Tie.   r»    ^j  ci^sirary     Or 

C^«Mj  ^-ti'Md,  P.  »»^i.  n*':  *W  ^gain^,  f- fw;'vrfj.-.'5 

f.Wr<\r>i«)t  ^^i^  t-  «  r.f*^;^  rC^.-.tTlhcndtu^a,  um.  r:«  fl-econ 

\^Oi>io'ioi,  «^i  >.  m.  *«;■•«.«*  fr>*.*r«r,  :o  it- :rsrjj3iii^  toifhar^ 

Ot*  :\^M ; ;. ', o ^ .  a ,  u m. aoj  ^*  ■  r/:tdjm:t'     g g:x$d/m^  4rc. 

V^cf  Ccrtrihc,    ire,  x\   ^-un:.   aft-  it 

t^«? \'i» « wp'i'A  5 .'  •! f ,  » . " «T» ,  pt .  ^<  •  •>*  hrd      .ir^Rp,  0^  gf*  t  g 'J"*^,  /•  /  uri.'r . 

#^^W  i«  w-ifi-  '  *i'',  h^rdto  btp'O*        r-  r.**   »/,   ■-»  t*'.*'»'.  ujbrimi  /r. 


Cr.n;icclatso,  Cnis.  f.  n  f:K^1 

Conirv^iiu'.  a,  um.  pL  («*<' 

Contrc^,  iie.    act.  /0  'm^ 

Met.   ff  A#vs.V,  or  f't'f  ' 

penfe.    tomrjd.'e  vitb    wi 

r  r'f.^  xmtK  to  b*  ^vitb 

,  Contrrclnr,  ill    p^ff.  lobohm 

Crntr?iri*co.  Rte.   rent.  «  ' 

/•'fi^ .  *a.  iabeafi *-' ?l 

Contrcmo.  5te.  v\.  nrai.  w" 

/•  f*«ii/.    tijbsii,  acl.  f" 

.'/f  ar.f.-  .'Irfr,  «  «wrfr,Of.) 

ContrThi*enaiu«a.  Mm.pl.*^ 

Con-ribulis,  c.  adj.  «/'«>'  '*'' 

Con  ri boo,  lie,  «,  uinni-  >{ 

r  rtvlhmU^  to  mt'ibmie,  rt|J 

riT  »r  r  amn:^,  r#  dtviif,t^  *p 

C  n  tjbxior,  i.  p*ff.  tobr^'^ 

>n'i:Hitic,  Jr. it.  f.  «  cintni» 

Chbuxboior,  oris.  m.  «  c^. 


ON 

nm.  pt.  cwtributed'^ 

i  govtrnmetit 

ttoa.  pt.  grieved 

ad.    to  make  firry, 

•  Met.  to  make  darky 

ring 

pair,  tolookforrihf 

,  f.  ccnfrmoH 

,  ixkf  m  wearer  out  of 

Din.  pt.  broken,  or 
,  flea,  vforft,  much 
I 

e,.  f.  ii  controverjjf, 
tee,  difpute,  quarrel 
s,  a,  nm.    adj.  roir- 
foirs,  Liv. 

tu8  Turn.  dep.  to  eoti' 
variance,  to  controvert 
a,  um.  -pt.  ^  adj. 
^roverted, debate  d,dif- 
fuarrelfvp,  litigious 
a,  am.  pt.  wounded 
^tfor  dead 

e.  to  kill^  or  butcher 
\,i%km,zQt,  to  crowd  In 
laflf.  to  bethruji,  ram' 
*A  together 

5.  to  ntangUy  to  chop, 
bejtumpu  Mtt,todi» 

am.  pt.  thrufi  together 

is.  c.  g.  a  comrade, 

el/ovff  a  compavion,  a 

^rtntr  in  office 

,  i.  n.  41  company  of 

lodge  inthe  [ame  tent, 

d,   or  quartered  togc 

of  foidiers  uAder  a 

ton*  the  hut,    or  tent 

i  it  fignifies,  feihw- 

bouje,     converfation, 

tmntance :  Alfo,    the 


C  O  N   ^ 

ftrva*t»  xoitb  ont  another,  tm  mi» 
latvful  famiiiarity 
Contueas  tit.  pt.  beholding 
Concaeor,  Ttus  fum.  dep.  /•  htk  voifr^ 

ly  upon,'  tofurvey 
GontuituSy  a,  qm«  pt.  bamttg  fMU 

Jaftlf  beheld 
ConcuituS)  111.  m.'  an  eameft  behold^ 
'ffg't  oiftedfafi  looking,  fight,  fre* 
Jfnee 
CoDtumacia,  ae.  f.  fiubbomneft,  in^ 
folence,  luilfulnefi,  hattgbtinefs^fnl- 
rennefs,feeviJhneft,contnmacy.Somt' 
times  in  a  ^ood  Tcnie ;  fioutntfi, 
refoluthn 
Contumaciter^v.  ii^t.  com^. ftub* 
bornly,   frowardly,  proudly,  toith 
great  r^Bance 
ContiJmax,  acis.adj.or,comp.fliiDot, 
(up,fweiling,  cimtemptMous,  haugb' 
ty,  infolent,  rebelltom,  contumacious, 
bard   and  fiiff,   refty,  beadjhrong, 
heady,  curft.  In-  a  good  fenfei  «oii- 
fiant,  Jicddy»    Contumax    mori, 
loth  to  die,  long  time  a  dfing,  Pitn. 
Contumax  fyllaba^  a  pliable  hard 
to  be  fettered  in  verfe 
Contiimeiia,  a,  f.  a  bitter  taunt, 
a  farcajm,  a  pafquinade  \  a  jbarp 
piece  of  raillery  j  %oit,  foul  lan- 
guage, fcurrility,  faucine/s^  railing, 
an  affront  to  deeds  as  well  as  in 
words  y  an  injury  coi^led  with  at" 
tempt,  a  fcornjul  Jbock,  brunt,  or 
onfet 
Contfimeliosi,    adr.     ids.    comp. 
ffitnh,  Cm^,  jfpitefulfyyreproafhfulfy, 
otftragioujly,  difdainfully 
Contumeliofua,  a,  um.  adj.  ifimus, 
fup,   reproachful,    outragious,   in- 
folent,  contumelious,  abufive 
Contiimeoy  &  contumefco^  tofwell 
together,  Marcell. 


tb  a  fervent  J  qt  of  Contumylatus^  a,  um$  pt«  iattrrtd 


CON 

Contumiilo,  are.  ad.  to  inter 
ContumuJor.  ari.  pafl*.  to  be  buried 
Gontondoy  2re,  tiidi,  tufum.  ^GU 

to  beat,   or  to  thump,  to  batftr, 

or  brui/e,  to  /hike  down*   Met* 
.  to  take  one  a  pin  lower,  to  reprefs, 

to  tasne,  to  mitigate,  waffwage 
Conmndor,  i.  paiT.  to  be  beattm 
Contttor,  Iftus  fum.  dep.   to  behold, 

tojfy,  or  fee 
(Jonturbatioy  oiris.  f.«  troubling,dif' 
'  ordering,  confounding,  dif order, <un'  ; 

fufion 
Contarbator,  oris.  m.  a  troub^r,  0 
'  bankrupt 
Conturbatusy  a,  um.  pt.  W.  adj. 

or,  comp.  difordered,  troubUd^j' 

quieted 
Conturbo,  are.  ad.  to  trouble,  tUf* 

quiet^  or  difmaf^  to  Sforier,  or  put 

in  eonfufiott.PcTEllti^fin,  toj^end^ . 

or  wajle,  to  crack  his  credit,  to  turn 

bankrupt,  to  breqk 
Conturgeo,  ere.  tojwell 
Contus,  \,  m,  a  long  pole,  otfiaffto 

gage  ivattr,  or  to fiiwe forth  a  vof- 

jel  into  the  deep,  a  fpret :  Alfo,  a 

weapon  to  fight  beofis 
Contufio,  onis.  f.  a  battering,  or 

bruifing,  a  blunting,  as  of  a  KOifey 

&c,  a  bruife,  or  contufion 
Contufos,  a,  um.  ^K,  pounded fiamjh' 

ect,  beaten,  worn,  dulled,  brut  fed, 

mauled,  wafted^  ^Aearteaed,  af' 

fiiffed 
Cqnvador,  atas.  Cup.  dep.  to  bi:^ 

one  to  appear,  or  put  in  furety 
Convaiefco,  SSre,  iii,  itum.   to  ^ax 

firong,  to  recover  bmlth.  Met*  to 

grow,  togetftrength 
Convalefcensy  tis.    pt,    recovering 

from  fickne.s 
Convailata^,  ii^  MtCi.  ^t.«  eni  rtad 
ConvalUs,  u  i*  • 'oaUe;^  =■ 


CON 

Convf  fo,  ire.  »&.,.  to  fuck  upi 
CoiyvtCtOy  are.  firq.  to  cany 
Coaveflor,  5ns,  m.  afiUow  paf-. 

ftngtr 
Conve£lufD,  i.  n.  prtvifiou  laid  u^ 
Convert,  a,  \xm,  pt*  carried 
ConvehOy  ^rc,xi,£lifm.  aft.  tv carry, 

or  cotnfty  by  cart,  Aw/?,  nrjbip 
pbiiir^Shor,  i,£taf.  pcQ'.  to  be  CArrhd^ 

or  conveyed 
Convelatus,  a,  om.  pt.  e^vfred  aver 
CofiveHendur,  3,  um.  pt.  eo  UrnU 
ponvellens,  tis.  pt.  weakening 

to  rend f  or  puil  up,  to  pluck  ttp  by 
the  rcort,  to  tedr  ajutid$r„  Met.  fd 
unfetth,  to  Vffakeny  to  di/avMuJ, 
refcindy  to  corfute,  or  Jijprave,  to 
deftreyt  ttf  rtmove,  to  uukofef  to 
roby  or  firal 

G^nveilor,  i.  vqIAis,  <f.  Convcllo 

Conv^na,  2.  c.  f.  people  of  divers 
CountricialJ'f^mbUd  tf>g9thtr  to  divtll 
in  one p'ace ^C\c, 

Convenicndus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  megtj 
or  come  together 

ponvcniens,  tis.  pt,  ^  a<<j.  or, 
com  p.  flimus,  fu?.  affemblin^  to- 
getber,  peaceable,  mat,  /uitjble, 
'^grttabief  proper,  befeeming,  aud 
com/etiunf 

^oaviSnicnier,  adr,  uj.  com  p.  con- 
Veni^tly,  agreeably y  to  the  pur- 
pofi,  fitly y  Juitably,  at  a,  very  good 
ti^e  andfeajon 

p(«i^cnicntia,  a.  f.  a  meting^  or 
coming  together  ofpeof  /-,  agreea- 
bltnejs^  prcpvrthn,  accord,  confent, 
or  agreement 

ponvSnio,  7re,  veni,  venlum.  neut. 

to  comi   t4^ttbar,    to    ^onvtne,  or 

meet,  Jii-'piy  to  iorn/^  or  go  to  a 

p/acf.    hi  this  and  the  thrrs  fol- 


C  ON 

irvt  OBly^  read  in  tht  xhir^  perr 
{on,  fing.  and  p!ur.  /•  rtjolvi  njp^ 
on  a  thiirgtogerbe^,  to  agree,  or  sc- 
,  0tnt  ttigttberf  hftdt,  tnft,  to  be  . 
Jit,  to  bifei-m,  to  maet  noith,  /J 
ctme  eatdtaik  vitb  one,  to  fue  one 
in  la  w,  and  to  convene  bim  before 
mjudyt:  Alfl}  tjc^apli  in  venery, 
P4t  cooVenjt,  peate  is  agreed  j/pon 

Coiiveniur,  Tri,  tus.  pafl,  /a  be  mtt, 
t9  be  en^^ned  '\ 

Convenic,  inrrperC.  it.ittonv€nitnt,it 
i^avtjti^p^n 

Conv^ntu  ulum,  i.  q*  aUttk  •ffift^- 
bfy,  a  ecnventicle 

Convtntfo,  ems.  f,  m  mooting  of  peo- 
ple, a  convention :  AKo  a  covenant 

Conventionalism  c.  adj,  doar^y  g» 
grwaent 

Convcnptii  patrfs,  ^vhoremaflen 

Con^entnm,  i.  or.j  covenant^  let^ue, 
or  cempaa 

ConvcAturns,  a,  om.  pt;  about  to 
c^me  togftbet ,  or  agret 

Convenray,  a,  um.  pt.  met,  emd 
talked  %uitb,  agreed  upon 

Conventus,  us.  nt.  an  afftmhly,  or 
meeting  of  people,  apaJ^,  or^«w; 
an  hundreds  or  county,  a  difiriH:  a 
covenant,  bargain,  agreement,  or 
coiitra6l  :  Alfo,  art  affixt,  or  fef- 
fiort^  Convtn'vUS  juriiJici,  the  four 
ttrms 

ConvcrWratuB,  a,  um.  pt.  beaten 

Converbero,  are.  atft,  to  beat 

Convergo,  ere.  to  bo^  together 

Converro,  ere,  ri  &  fi,  fam.  a£l.  to 
Jnocep,  or  cleanje^lhi/er,  tobrufi, 
to  m/ike  ^leatt,  to  beat  one 

Converfans,  ^8.  pt.  turning  about 

Conversafioj  onis.  f.  a  turning  a- 
boftt^  famifiarity,  keeping  of  one 
company ^  comerjdtiw^  behaviour y 

;  '.«^*tt • 


CON 

Oonrers^,  idv.  tteatly 

ConverHo,  6nt«.  f,  a  coorSe,  t 

volutin.   Met.   an  akret^ 

ebangi,  a  c<>nverfiom,  a  tarrii 

fide  downt    CofiTttrAo  verb 

f  period,  an  ejual  compajii  (■ 

nefs  of  a  perioa,  Cic. 

Convcrlo,  are.  ffl  tvtirl  rwnd 

Converfor,  atog  fum  dep.  toC$ 

xoitb,  or  be  ofienioith 
Caaverfut,  a,  um.  pt.  tm^ei 
verted^  charged:  twfmd  > 
tranfiated:  turned  towari» 
Converfby  A,  arbl.  by  twrmng 
Converliirus,  a,  am.  pt.  ^bent 
■     v^ 

Convertenj,  ti^i  pt.  tonver^ 

ConirertrbDi«9  e.  %^,  cwvtrt 

Convert©,  ere,  tl,  fom.  a^. 

about,  or  nhirle,  to  a^w 

tur0  towardty    f»  tranifr 

trdnflate,  to  ebai^e.Mtt,  to 

jot,  or  giv  liimrelf,  or  |jii 

to  a  things  Convertere  it  i^ 

tp  return  home*  Infugamco: 

re,  to  put  tofiighi,  tiv.  In  > 

tioneh>omnes  convertere, 

*em  admire y  Id.     Conveitei 

they  went  back  the  fame  « 

came,  Virg. 

Convenor,  i,  fu^.  paflT.  rar, 

be  turned,  Sec,  to  turn 
Conveftio,  Ire,  it  on.  aA.  » 
Convefttor,  it\,  paff.  to  heck 
Convf  Altus,  l>,  um.  pt,  tleth 
Convexitas,    Jtif.  f,  the  cro 
.   and  bemiing  of  ci  thing  dm 
Convexus,  a,  qtif).  ac^j.crocki 
ing  fbwn    om  every  fide,  i 
heavens,  vaulted,  ernhed, 
convex.  Coel)  coBTex>>  ^ 
Convictans,  tis.  pt.  tevilhig 
ConvKUtor>  oris*  m»  f '^ 


3  N 


G  ao 


C  Q  P 


fum    dc^  r9ftf»it,ilCbnv$caiio,  5ni<.  f.  a  comfeeatkn,  0 
frevlU  ca/Iingf  or  ajfemhiing  togetbery  an 

1    a  limd  fioift,  a  rt         aljemhiy 

word^   a  iravfling,'  Convoc^jurus,  a,  nm.  pt»  ahout  tu 
mportumtjy  an  exch-       caUtogetker,  or  aOemlh 
ying  oat  againft,  a  Convocatus,a,uin.  ^X,  tailed  t^etbtr 
'hafant  droit  Coovdco,  are.  a£t.  tQCttUtsgttb^,  tn 

f,  a  Uvin^  togethiTf       aJlmbUf  to  furnmcn 
a  eam/i3imi  or  evi-  Convocor,arup2ir.r0  ki  called  togetbtf. 

or  alfffi^fed 
m.   c  companion  4r/ ;Convolan6,  tis.  pt,fyipg  together 
ywboardtr  IConvuIo,   ae.  neut*  tofy  togttber, 

m.  pt.  tborowlyprO'  j      Met.  to  com/'  together  tn  all  bafie     Coortus,  a,  um.  pt.  rifknup^  arifiit 
{,  van^uijbitt,  or  a-  'Convolvo,cre.vi,urnin.  aA,  toivrap^  Copa,  «•  f.  anbofitft 

or  ivind  about ^   to  roU  t^get/kir^ 


Go^pertus,  a^unit  pt.  tovtrtJ,  wefm 

Kvbclmed 
!o.  Jtandus,   a,  um.  pt.   to  ebotft^ 

or  be  cb» fen  with  othen 
Cooptacio,  5nis.  f.  a  cboofimg 
Co-jp:  atii»,  a,  um .  pt.  ebofon 
Coopto,  arc.  •&,  to  cboojk^  or  ekB 

by  vot',f  to  admit 
Coontor.  ari,  atus.  paflT.  to  be  cbofim^ 

made  choice  of^  or  fuMituted 
Coor'or,    iri,  ortua,  Jo  arifot  **  * 

ft9rm,  or  as  poodle  in  a  mutiwf  ^ 


m.  a  living  togetber 
:  at  one  tables  boards 
ordinary  food^  nuat 
*f  company^  w  fmtty 
5ci,  £tuin.  zQi,  to 
vaf^uijb.  Met.  /• 
fy,   to  cofifnte^   COM' 

ilus.  pa(r..f0^«  con- 
:mi£ied 

\.  f.  a  cofjunSiom 
,  fum.  a^,  to  vifit 
a.  m.  ^l  rarier 
Coavicior 
f.  Convicjuii^ 
pt.  Hguf/i 

d].  of.  Of  belonging  to 
nque$ 

I.  m.  an  entertainer 
Jj , pertaining  to  jeafii 
n.  a  f^afiy  or  ban- 
ion,  entertaintentf  or 
ittablfy  ox  [upper 
xiy  Au.n.  neiK.  to 
oeU  tegetberj  ta  eat 
ther- 

(um.  dep.  to  feajl 
,  um.  pt.  t9  be  call  d 


toenixmpafs 
Convqivor,  i,  utus  fum.  pafT.  n  ^a 

rolled  together 
Convolutus,  a,  um.  pt,  *wrapt  up 
Convolvulus^  i.  tn.    a  trine- fretter, 

A\(Oy  tbtberb  witbwtndyor  bind- 

'Weed 
Convomo,  ere,  ui.  ift»  to  vomit  up 
Conus,  i.  m.  a  cone^    a  pine-apple, 

the  fruit  of  the  cypref-tree  :   Alfo 

the  creH  of  an  bebnet,  where  tbe 

plume  is  fit 
Convulncrdindus,  n,  um.  pt.  to .  be 

wound*  d  with 
Convolvcns,  tis.  pt.  rMing  about 
Convuln^ro,  ire.  aA.  to  wound 
ConvttlAoy  onls.  f.  afi>rinking  upjtbe 

cramps  or  convulfion  cf  tbe  nerves 
Convulfus,  Zy  um.   pt.  jtluched,  or 

pulled  up^  ft>runk  upy  taken  with 

tbe  cramp ,  cocvulfed 
CooiiSro  iie.  ziX.Jee  Cnero  . 
CroocTul'im,  i.  n.  a  cover 
Coo'  cri' ,  Ire.  ui,  t    rr.  aft.  to  cover 

al'  over,  to  overtv.hilm 
Cooperior,  iri,   tus.  pj-flT.  to   he  co- 
vered^   or  Luricd  alive,    Coopcriri 

lapidlHiis,  to  bt.  /f<m'C  to  deatb 
CooptAdrlum,  /•  /u  a  cajjh.k 


C5pkinu8»  i.  m.  a  twig  kafiitf  S 
pannier,  a  eofftr^  a  coffin 

Copia>  e.  t  plenty^  ahundanee,  fitn^ 
or  ricbesy  wealthy  fttere,  or  monbit^ 
power^  ability t  poffibilit^,  havi^,- 
liberty,  a»d,beip,  affiflanee*  MehNit 
an  e^ftant,  a  fappiier,  an  ie^i^ 
tbe  goddefi  of  pkr.tyy  Copia,  it, 
Copia»  aruflk  pi.  proetnfim  ofi. 
viffuah,  forces  offotdiers 

Cdpt5la!,  anin.  f.  p\.  fmail  fine^ 
or  /kere,  0  little  army 

Copio.Hc,  adv.  iiis,  comp.  ffim^y  fop* 
abundantly,  plenteoafiy^  Mt  large^ 
copioujfy,  with  a  great  trains  OC 
attendance,  plentifullfy  promdai 

Copiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  conp. 
ffimus.  fup.  pkmeout,  abundant^ 
copiom*,  rib,  woahby^  woeU  pre^ 
vided,  furnifiedf  or  fioredp  p^pifz 
lout,  muthfitfuented 

CSpis,  7dia»  f.  sm  hanger 

Copo,  onis.  m.  tnt.  pro  caupo 

Copta,  «.  f.  an  bardbifcait 

Copula,  «.  f.  a  dags  collar,  a  fetter^ 
or /hackle^  atouple,  aband^  or/M^ 
a  conjunSion  copulative 
Spiilac^y  vid*  Cf)]un€th 

C5pu\atA0,  otiw.  i.  A  t«»^lin^^  w'tt 

I     latiQu^  OT  joining 


C   O  R^ 

CopQIitlmt,  t,  utii.  c9pti/aefoe 

Copiilatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  coupled fjmned, 
cmnpdtfitled 

Copiilo,  ire.  a&,t9Couplt 

Copiilor,  ari.  irus.  pail,  t^h  €9upkd 
tojrrthery  ftf  he  toietber,  f  keep 
company.  Id.  Dep.  to  cottpk,ot  jow 

Coquendus,  z,  um.  part,   to  ht  di- 

CoquTna,  k.  f.  4r  kiteben 

CoquTnaria,  «.  f.  cookery 

CoquTnarii,  r.  adj.  helon^ing  to  a 
cook 

Coquinarius,  a,  yim^ojtbe  kitchtn 

CJJqiiTnor,  itns  furo.  dep.  in  fiip. 
coquinatuiDy  to  drefi  viEfuab 
,    C^inui,  a,  am.  adj  pertddnhg  to 

tkehtchefij  or  cook 
'  Coqoo,  ere,  xi,  Qum.  aft.  tofeetb, 
or  MI,  to  hake,  to  cook,  or  drefi 
idffuahf  to  ripen,  to  dry,  tojcorcb, 
to  digefl,  or  concoff,  to  beat  in  the 
fin.  Met.  to  contrive,  or  elejigft, 
to  put  into  a  ferment,  to  fret,  or 
ntix,  to  hum  one  tnvmrdiy 

Co<^uor,  i,  ftus.  paff.  to  he  boiled, 
&c. 

Coquos,  u  m,acookf  a  haker 

Cor^  dis.  n.  the  heart,  Meton.  the 
mind.  Mctalepf.  wit,  or  'wHdom, 
jut^emoftty  courage,  affeSiiou,  Sy 
nrcd.  the  nv^bole  man 

Coracinus  color,  at  black  as  a  raven 

CoralJium,  i.  n.  coral 

^oram,  prxp.  be/ore,  in  pr^ee  of 

pora-m,  adv.  fine  cztu,  face  to  face, 
openly 

(^orax,  acis.  tn.  a  raven:  an  engine' fo 

coiled 
porj^j],  indec,  a  gift  to  phut  ufes 
f-orb/ciilH,  ae,  f,  a  very  f mall  hajket 
(^rbis,  IS.  /.  Cif,  &m,  a  e^rb,  twig 

^^  f,    a  pannier 

Pv^^  ac.  /;  ahoy,  Cic. 


C  O  R^ 


COR 


Corbito,  5re.   aft.  to  load  a  pip,  |      *  hiri*e  hill,  Cic.  N. 

Metaph.  tofll,  or  cram  the  gut,      .  Cornea  corpora,  that 

to  gobble  '  vieatberSf   Pliii.  Coriwi 

Corbiila,  ae.  f.>  little  pannier,  hajket,       riged  difpojbion,  infeojthi 

or  maund.  Corneas,  a,  um.  adj,  of  t 

Corciilam,  i.  n*    «  little,   or  poor       tree 

heart,  a  word  of  endearment,    a  Co^nicen,  Tnis.  e.g.  vU 
fweet-beartt  a  minion,   a  prudent       born 
waryperfon,  a  furname  of  Scipio   Cornkor,,  itos  faiD,^ep. 
Nafca  to  prate  ^ 

CxiTcvAut,  9,  Mm.  nA].  ^cife^prudent    Cornicula.  ae.  f.   a  jack  d 
Cordit^.  adv.  aifcreetly  Cornicularrus,  ii.  m.a  car% 

Cordatos,  a,  nm.  adj.  or,  comp.  a  trooper  in  the  v)ingtf 
wife,  difcreet,  prudent, fage, judi-  a  brigadier:  In  later 
eiout^coitfiderate  'ffi^fft    or    clerk   unde 

Cordax,  cis.  m.   a  land  of  a  dance,       bun  ft  • 

ufed  in-  CAneHes,   Alfo  the  Tro<  ComTculom,   i.    n.   ah 

chfeu9  fiich  as  fnails  have  :  A 

Cordi'cifijs,  adv.  to  the  heart  of  ornament  the  genera 

Corddliom,  if*  u.  an  acbtng  heart  foldiers  fcvkthfor  their g 

Cordusy  ^  Chordos,   a,   am.    adj.        worn  in  their  helmets 

iate  in   the  year,   lateward,  late   Comifer,  a,  um.  adj    hear 

bom.    Fcenum  corduoi,  the  lat-   Coroigc^  a,  um.   bofiKi 

ter  math,  Catn.  Agni  cordi,  lambs       or  xveanng  hvns,   Su 

yeaned  a  'ter  lammas,  cojfet -iambs     |      an  epithet  ofjupiter 

C6riiceu8,  9,  uva.  ef  leather  'jCornipes,  Jfdis,  adj.   wl 

C5riago,  inis.  f.   the  fcknefs  called.^      hafdhocf^\x\>^,an  ho 

hide  bound  \  Comix,  icis.  f.  a  crow,  < 

Cdriandnim,  i.  n.  coriander  ]  I      ring'iron,  knocker  at  a 

C5riariu8,  ii.  m.  a  currier  \      nicum   oculos  configc 

C5rinthiacae  nras.  corants  '     j      traSlfrom,  or  defraud 

Corium,  ii.  n.    the  hide  of  a  heajl,  |      than  bimfelf,   or  to  fp 

leather,  the  fkin  tf  a  man,  the  fiin  .  ^.       ^ 

efafifh,  thehujk  of  chef  nuts,  acorns. 


or  fucb  like  things,    the   coat  of  a  \ 


the  antients,  Cic.   Co? 
preftes,  of  a  man  lo^g  I 


fioor 
CorneoJus,  a,  um.    adj.   almtfl  as 

hard  as  an  bom 
Corhefco,  ere.  t-o  grow  bard  ar  horn 
Cornetum,  i.  n.  a  grove  of  corneil" 

trees 
Cotiitu«^  ^,  xixci.  *.^v  ^U  ^^  ^^*  . 
to  horny  bdTd,  ox  i«V\te  « \>*Tti^\ 
horny,  tuad^  of  borTi.v:*Q'.tv^^x^^v 


\ 


Cornu,  n.  indecl.   plur 


bom»  Met.  a  cornet, 
trumpet  to  bb/w  witbt 
or  nviuding  creek,  the 
army,  Jfuadron  in  afi 
of  the  moon,  a  bewt  e 
t09th,  the  extremity  of 
^fct  ffodx^  or  bi>ffes  oftl 


O  Jl 

iitcbf  or  chief  part 
:/j   a   curl  «f  haif^ 

e^  the  bendingMy  c 
u  of  a  river*  Cor- 
am, the  yard-aftm 
\.  Beni^nuiTt  cprnu^ 
nty,  ^  Kor."  Fosnum 
u,  a  prov  denoting  a 
rr/ltit   Hor.    Curnu 

jmtei  like  a   rami's 

f.   abundajtu  «f  fi// 
lenty 
I  corneii 
btnJ  Lke  a  h» 

I.  ti:0  corntH  tfw  of 
eton.  ajetvtlia  made 

a.  adj.  homed,  cor- 

t^   s  KttU  crown,  a 

et 

,   n.    0  corcttetf.  the 

jermeiffure^anf  little 

Uaryy  or  co-iftEiary 

croivn,  a  diadtiKy 
Ijplefy  a  geuland, 
P^fii  Or  czmparj  oj 
round  ahcut  one^  or 
in  a  rirg,  a  circle 
,  mooftf  or  ftars,  n 
n  heaven  I  Alfo,  a 
n  the  fojbton  of  a 
•71  ng  or  cornice  of  a- 
^tocsfi  off  the  rain 

i.  o.  fluff  to  make 

:.  crowning 

0  'u-oman  who  maAes\ 

fdt 

II.  adj.  that  belong- 
b  to  make  ^farlajf^s. 


COR  COR. 

Cor|int,  9ri«.  r,  a  M^y,  the  fiifBi 
■  all  maimer  vf  /rnhftmiKe,  SyneciU 
the  whole-  man,  a  fpirit,  a  fbaek, 
afyBfmy  or  volmue,  m  tompeuiy^ 
or  corpot^tion,  awlrk  nettimt,  0_ 
cfifiinfr  part  of  the  whole,  a  torn- 
per,  or  con/hiutiom 
Corpufculunv.  i.  n.  a  h'ttk,  orfm^H 

hi*df%  an  atom,  et  colMkon 
Cbrra<1o,  «rc,  fi,  fam.  i^.  tafcrapt^ 

or  raihtogether 
CbrrisTvat,  a,  »m.  a<J§.  feraptng 
Cbrre£lio,  5m$.    tt   eorreBioa,    ml 


CSroniUo,  onya^  f«  §-oon 

cr-.ioning^ 
CSionatus,  z,  urn.  p(t  rri 
CoronaiUf,  i.  m.  a.  crovntpitce 
CoroneoU-.  at.  f.  a  mufi-rojli 
CSroms,  Taia*.  f.  the  top^  or  peak  of 
anihiH,  or  of  any  h4>ildhg,Aafa^> 
Hence  ^  utmifl  part,  or  e»d  of 
^  things  the  coMchfiem  of  a  hook, 
the  cornice,  or   top  ^rn^ofunf.  of  a 
pillar,,  or  mpyftruSmra 
:Corono,  a^e.  aft.  to  crown,  tofhnfb, 

tofurround:,  or  utcempjfi 
CorDooi-;  Irty  fttiia.  to  hit  crowned 
G5ron^diuniriN  tt-  dettttkUom 
CorSn^ur,  d4i«*   the  benrk  ^m4s 

horn 
Corp5ra1is,  e.  adj.  cotpotat.  hodiJ^ 
thai  bath  a  My,  hehvgmg  to  thk 
Body. 
Corporaliivr,  adtv  eorpataUfi  Car* 
paraliter  juMctf,  to  toko  bit-  t*r^ 
ptrol  oath,  /*  faedr  laying  the 
kandontbol<^ 
CorpoTskio,  onis.  f.  the/ato,  plight^ 
fi^te,  ana  fajbion  of  the  M/:  a 
corjitrativn,  company,  or  body,  that 
hath  thefriviMges  of  a  city 
Corps  arura,  x.  t.  huJk  ojhitfy 
Corp5>atu9,  a,   um.    pC-  bawietg  a 

body,  incorporated 
Coijor^us,  a.  um.  adj.  bodily,    cor- 
poreal^ that  hath  a  body,  or  be- 
longi  to  the  ioiiy 
Corporo,  a'C.    att.    to  form  into  a 
body :  Alfo   tO'  kill.    £ni>.  Hinc. 
A  npl.  a  corps 
Corporcr,  afl,  attw.  paflT.    to  befba" 

ped,  ox  fafbiowd  into  a  body 
Corpiilente,  adv.  cvrpulemly 
Corp{}lcnc:a^  ve.  f  corymknvy 
CcrpiiJentvs,  a,  um.  gdj.  or,  Conp, 


JX'''''''^'  /'^Sft^^^,  wiffjl^ed. 


Cbrrcaor,  oria.  m.  a  correffor,  or 

amentfer,  a  gotnrmr,  or  mlef 
Gorre€hnM8,»,   wm    pt.  shont  9a 

correff 
Cbrreftut,  a,  om.  pt.  or,  conip* 

correfhd,  amended,  redreffod 
CbrrepOy  grc,  pfi,  ptum.  neut,  fa 

ereeft,  or  fiiemM,   or  jKal  imp-  a 

place 
Corf«^t>,  idv.  r.  e.  torttpt%fy\iMo 

iiUs,  comp.  (fv, 
Corrcptio,  5nw.   f.  m  correShn  ht 

worde,  a  cheeking,  or  rebuking,  pu^ 

ntjhment,  et puortning  • 
Corrcptor,  5ri8.  m.  a  reprover 
CorreptiiK,    a,   um,    p».  feimedy  or 

laid  hold  on,  reproved,  cbiddm^ 

made  fhort 
CorrTdeo.  Src,  If ,  (am«  neot.  fo/dw^y 

or  ^m\le 
C^»tri»;endu§,  a,  um.  pt.  to  ewr^ 
Gorrit^cm,  tis.  pt,  correfJing 
Corriina.  as.  f.  a-  lauhet  rf  a  fbm^' 

aih'iug  of  leather 
'Corrigtariua,  i.  m.  a  point-maker 
Corr\%\lXM\,\,xem.^  ttedwib  a  tV>««fe 

Com^o,  )tTt,  WA,  ^^^«^-  '^^--JJ 
Jet  to  rtrbti,  to  Jkr»tty>teia,  t%iPJ- 
.    freight.  lJl«X.UC«rTfa^^^^ 


CUE 

Critior,  iri.  {wC  f»  ht  barrtniMd 
<CHititfW,«,'«in.  •<].  9O0ftlad 
Oreabtlii,  -c.  •^.vmrf  hetpttti 
Creagra, «.  f.  tf  fiepr^h^^ 
Cresniiis, «,  on.  pr.-i»^  cr««r«i 

thf,  -or  miibiyf ,  a  Ugetihg 
Creator,  ori«.  ni,  a  fnaker,  cr  «•*• 


cue 

fiffofoi  -or  rm;^^,  is  #^i^,  io 
create,  or  baHnu,  f  tdl,^ijtovery 
••r  Afthfe,  to  fut  nnfistn^e  m,  to 
iendf  to  commit,  to  intn^f  tovem- 
ture,  f«  fmt  inte-OKo'i  hmwit^  Iro- 
nicaljy,  Jorfootk^  J  warrant  jo 
Creduam,  «a|  ^m  -credam 
<  C»8dfiliUt»  -atis.  t\  hredulittf  ^v^-^ 
nefi  of  belief 


'Mnr^nfatber^^ fotndtr,  ackuikkrx  -CfMfitut,  a,  «i«i.«dj.(i««i!K/*w,//S^»'' 


Crcatrixy  Jucb.  f.  »  '•••^Arr 
HJrwtflta,  K.  f.  «  frrjwf/* 
CreatUTUs,  a,  wn.  ft.  *fci«r*»  <»''^»«» 
C^valoB,  atinn.  \fi.  erogttd,  mad 

framed,  formed,  ^wn,  ^Mnded 
"C^ebefy  *fa,  brwn.  adj.  or,  comp- 
'     jctrfmusy  iiip.  w-IRBiuajrAiV*,  ri>/<* 

Mwn,  clofe,  frefutnt,  ^ffttn 
Ctkrlt  9dv.  frefuonefy 
Crebrefcens,  Vw.  j^.  :jre«w»^  foic* 
Crebrefco,^crcbcffO,«re,  to^ow, 

or  comerbic^f  lotnoreafo  moHt  0ml 

wore 
Crebritas,  atis.  f.  fit^mntf 
Cttbrittr,firjuaitfy 
Crebft,  tdv.    ifts,  c«np.   €itiin^ 


fiiiyfej  foidijk,  to^,  hgbt,  oxrajh 
rf  ^rtf»    liittr  le  -cieaola  «on  v  i  <^ 
via  habMcriHit,  tUef  had  oattrtatn 
cro0ied^  wuuk^A      memo,  thatjbe^itiitheirci^idonco 
itt-emch  other,  Juft. 
Cremaiidvt,  a,  am.  pt.  feitf'/urrmtf 
Cremani,  tii.  -pc.  bvnhng 
■CfCnmtio,  vnn.  f.  m-huming 
Crematus,  a,  urn.  pt.  ^bunted 
CrembtfluiD,  i.  n«  MchtWt  rattle    . 
'CKiBttiii,  i.  ■.«  *dryftitk,  ^'btn/M, 

ice,  jMh  fried  in  a  fan 
'Onnno,  a:e*  «^.  ire  ^arm,  f«yrv  -on 

jtrt,  tt/ bofty  fftyire 
CreiDor^  iri.  atot.  ^iff^'tobo'burned 


(vf.  ^ten,  frepufitj^fetlmea  bar/ey, />anada,framortfy,  ereum 

Cr^ro,  arc.  t9  do  often  Orcna,  tr.  f.  tbetioHb  of  an  arrow, 

Crcdcndus,  a,  um.  pt.  n  be  believed,       the  Jlit,  ornip  of  afrn,  that  halt 


■Qttrufhd 
-Crcdens,  lis.  pt.  Mevhf,tritjlhi 
XredibTlis,  e.  ^A],  credible 
CrSdJbTUter,  a4v.  credibly xfrvbubiy 
Creditor,  ^rit.  m.  a -creditor 
Creditrix,  icis*  f.  Id. 
CrEditum,  i,  n,  a  i^t  credk,  arrtfl 


the  eifft  in  it',  aJfo the  notch  in  tkt 
bom,  -at  end  of  a  ibotv,  a  aogt^ 
jag,  or  mtcb  trrtimfde  of  a  kaf  j 
alfo  a  notch,  or  fcore  on  a  tally 
jCrenatas,  a,  um.  »ii}>  jagged 
Creo,  are.  a£t*  to  create,  to  makoy 
toframe,f^m,  otfajhion,  to  beget. 


CredTlur,  imperf.  pefpU  teflrve  or  to  breed,  or  bring  forth.  Met.  to 
think.  Noil  beni  ri|»ae  crtdhur,  ;  ^actxjkn  01  caufe,  to  choofe,  to 
it  is  ret  good^trujthg  to  it,  Virg.  ,      ordain^  toefioblifo 

Xr<>ditun]c,  a,1im.  ft.  dbouttobe^  Creor,  ari,  acus.  pslfT  to  be  created 


Iffve 
Cfff^Hms,  a,    Wn.  pt,  tf^ei,  be* 

'^CtUSo,  Src,  dids,  djftam*  i€tjotbifiki 


Cf^ana,  tis.pt.  rujNtng 
CfEpax,'acis.iKij.  making  a  noifi 


iatcbet,  afHp^, 

tiftj,  afiMfmaker 

CrepiQaiios,   a^  um. 

^•flipfers,  infM 

Cr8pida/iu8,  i,  ni. « 

Crepidatus,  a,niii, 

Cl^pido,  tnifi.  f:acre 

nKfberton  the  matti 

*^g^i  or  brow  of 

flacte,   or  holt  by 

"vbcrt^eggarxjif.x 

btn^k,  or  -brim  of 

j^tmdmion,  orgroi 

Cicpidula.  ars  f.  ai 

Crepltaculonii  i.  a.' 

u^tmbrei 
Cfet.itaiu,  Ha.  ^^  0 
"m^ng  a  norfi,  rat 

C>€|;Ilo,  are,  ra  clai 
•rtoife,  tO'gnmfi>,  to  ff 
totrackie,  to  trtak 
■a  bird 

^^'^pitoi,  fis.  -IB,  a 
or  crajbing,  creakii 
«  jingling,  afiafim 
c&^.  Grepitus  deoi 
»«••*£'»  Otgne^hing  5 
giadioriim^  the  claj. 
flirt,  armol'um, 
armour,  Plin.Cardi 
ing  eftht  daor,  P)ac 
-Fiixn.  9>  2a« 

Crepo,  arc,  ui,  icum 
a  hoije,  ot  found, 
door  doth,  to  craci 
to  jingle^  to  crafif  t 
to  gtowi,  or  rumbi 
do,  to  clatter,  as  an 
to  burji.  Or  IfreaK,  \ 
or  talk  of,  t9  brag, 
complain  of  I«ai(Di 
-foMmn,  made  three  I 


Crepiii,  «%  i»  *  l«w  f***  *«^^^  Aj^xfe«^vi^Cv^  ^um,  n. 


at  fwaih-banctfi  and  fuch 


Btm, 


IcaiuiB^  i.  n.  /^  ftvi^M  <;/>fr 
»••  orbefort  fun-rijlng 
^  til.  pt.  tnerraJiHg 
L  ere,  ue?l,  creium.  neut. 
ntWy  r«  imcrtaft^  t9  wax  b  gg,  r 
f  bfugbt  mffy  to  get  an  aJvan- 
bf^  /A  reJMiSf  at,  Uincreae  in 
Mr,  or  nchcs  j  tQ  be  promoted 
lltwicul 

X.  f:  ibatk,/ulltrt  daft  leme, 
ws  wbitt  paint.  Mi  ion.  the 
,  4M-  mMrk  at  the  end  ofm  race, 
a  BUnticMftiethaikivberewub 
markeA  tbttrjUvcs  feet,  or 
4  lettirtt  Cic.  Crctii  notare, 
ipfrobare 

:a8,  a^  um.  e/cba/i,  thalky 
kiana,  «.  f;  «  f^&a/i  ^^/ 
im.  i.  n.  a  chaik  pit 
f,  ij.  tn.  tf  :'  prier  in  chalk 
I,  a.  am.  chaJkj 

a,    um.    chalked^  wUrrd. 
\   pedes,  fnt  marked  'uatb 
Pliii.  Cretnta  ambitio,   a 
for  ofices,  Perf. 
,  UiTi.  ad],  tf  chalk.  QtcXcz 
a  m^  of  plainer  If  t'aris 
f  um.  Cretii^s  pea,  Cic. 
erra,  white  marie 
um.  9L^y  full  of  ebalk 
f.  (talk  which  they  ufed 
betters,  a  kina  wf  colour 


1.  pt.  born 

\,  pc.  fe^f&edf  ox  parted 

■efolved  upon 
I  am  grown   fi^,    or  i 
in  drr^ '■m^u^,  orrf/hZ-li 


C  R  j 

Cribellatui,  a,  um.  ^\..fifted 
Ciibelio,  ire.  to  fifti  or  fierce 
^.'ribcfiiim,  i.  t\,  a  litth  fieve 
^ribrariuSi  a,  unu  ^d].fiftrd 
CribrQ,  are.  zQt,  tojift^  or  bolt 
Cribror,  aii,  atus.  paff,  to  befifted 
CribruiPy  i,   n.    a  fitvct   w  fierce* 
Imbrcm  in  cribrum  %eTttt,  to  hfe 
hit  tim§  and  painsp  Prov.  ' 
Crimen,  ims.  n.  an  impeachment,  a 
charge,  or  inJ-Mment^  true,  or  falfe: 
a  crime t  a  grievous  fa.ilt,  afu/pi- 
chnt  a  reproeco,  afcandal,  a  faulty 
an  erf  or.  Metuo.  a  villainous  perf  on 
Crlminiiis,  e.  adj.  criminal 
CriniVnaiiter,  adv.  crimiaallj 
Criminans,  tis.  pt.  aceufing 
Crlminatio,  onh.  f.  the  ijeRing  a 

crime,  an  impeaching 
Criminatory  oris.  m.  an  dccufer 
Criminatoriut;  a,   lim.  criminatory 
Criminatus,  a,  um.  pt.  aecufing 
CtlniTno,  ark.  Enn,  pro 
CrimXnor,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  accufe, 
to  cLarge  tuitb  a  crime,  to  blame, 
to  find  fault  with 
CiTxincse,  adr.  ids.  comp.  iffime, 

Tu^    criBi.-nalfyJhirrdiroufiy 
Criniinofus,  a,   um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
AinidS,  fop.  atcufatorf,  fcandml.uSj 
reproathjul  t  A\io,iriminai,  VKrthy 
9J  blame 
Crinale,  is.  n.  a  bodkin 
Crinaiis,  e.  zdyperrairingio  hair 
CrinTger,  a,  um.  ^uearing  much  hair 
CrininUs,  a,  um.  a<<j.  mjtde  of  lilies 
Crinio,  unde  paiT^  cnnior,  iri.  to  be 
.  crefiid,  or  tufted 

Crinift,  ii.  m.  the  hair  of  the  head. 
a  trefs,  or  lock  ef  Lair,  the  hanjet 
of  trees,  the  fin  of  a  fijh^  a  hanu 
min/f  efhorfit  bair 
Cflnhus,   a,  um.  adj.  hairy,  full 


C  R  d 


««,y^^^*^**    /    Ao>,iai„„g,„a(b]nUgbtir 


CrTn2$m^ncn,  the  iffue  in  Uw 
Ciinon,  n.  a  reddtfhlHy 
CrioboJium,  i.  n.  afacrificeof, 
Cripa,  ae.  f .  a  kind  ofjyrup 
Crifisy   U,  judgemeiit  \  the  deejfio 

the  confiiSi  between  nature  and 

difiemper 
Crifpans,  tis.  T^ujhaking^  brandi 

ifgifvivering,  irembling^^eath 

wrinkled 
Crifpatus,  a,  um.  pt.  curled 
Crifpicans,  tis.  ^K.tvdving, curling 
Crifpitudo,  in  is.  f.  curledmfi 
Crifpo,  arc.  ift.  to  curl,  or  Vfreath 

tojbake,  otbrandifbf  to  caufe  tofbint 
Cri(p(»i,  ari.  ^oS^.tobefhaktn 
Ci  ifpulus,  a,  um.  having  curled trrjes^ 

or  luckt 
Crifpus,  a,  am.  adj.  6r,  cort:p.  tCx' 

mur,  fup.  tri/ped,  curled,  frissM^ 

wined,  or  grained^  as  ftode,  Svood, 

&ff.  crumpled,  jagged 
CriHb,  are.  to  move  zi.autonfy,  oreb* 

fcrrtely 
Ciii^a.  X.  f .  tf  tufi,  or  plume  on  tht 

head  ef  a  bird,  orfctoh  tie  crcfi^ 

tuft,  plume,  or  horjes  hair  on  the 

cone  of  an  helmet:  an  herb  fo  railed 

from  its  likenefs  to  a  cock^s  coinb. 

TolJerecriftas,  togrowprxud,Juf, 
CrirtJitus,  «,  um.  idj.  tufted,  crefted, 

^via'ing  a  crefi 
Criftaia,  a.  f.  a  little  creft 
Criticus,  a,  dm.   adj.    critiraL    oft 

which  maybe  formed  a  judgment 

ui»on  a  itvtr,  tec,   Cntisi  die*, 

the  3d.  71  h,  Qth,  Sff. 
Ciiiicus,   fc.   ccntor.  a  critic  ^    »Kt 

^t 9  Judged  of  the  refiuineriKl^  ar.^ 

c.Ioiirei  Uke  Uf '"'^  . 


\ 


c  R  tr 

CiocTnm,  a,  urn.  9f  faffron^  ef  the 

colour  9f  Saffron 
Crocio,  ire.  n«  to  crow  tike  a  raven 
CrocitatiOi  dnis.  f.  a  croaking         ' 
Crocito,  are.  to  croak 
Crocodilea,  ae.  f*  excrement  of  the 

land  crocodile 
CrocodiJinus,  a,  um.  like  a  crtcoiiU, 

^tt.  Jopbifiicalt  amhiguous.  Quint. 
Cr5c6diiu8^  i.  on.  a  crocodile 
Crocota,  ae.  f.  «  yellow  gown 
Crucotuia,  ae.  f,  a  little  yellow  garment 
Crdcotulari«8,  i.  m,  a  dyer  of  yellow 
Crdcum^  i.  n.  faffron 
Croctti,  i.  jn.  jaffron 
Cronea,  orum.  pi.  the  Saturnalia 
Crdtaphitae,  m.  pi.  two  mvjelet  in  the 

templts 
Cruciabilis,  e.  adj.  vexatious 
Cruciibiliter,  adr.  painfully,  cruelly 
Cruciameiij  inis.  n.  a  torment 
Cruel  amentum,  i.  n«  torture,  pain, 

trouble,  angu/Jb 
Cruciaodus,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  he  tormented 
Crucians^  tis.  pt.  tormenting 
Cruciarius,   a,   um.   worthy   to  he 

banged,  or  tormented 
Cruciarluc,  i.  m.  0  tormenttr :  Al(o, 

one  hanged 
Cruciitor,  oris.  m.  a  tormenter 
Cruciatus,  us.  m.  tf  ron»itf;ir,  torture^ 

pain.  Alet.  affiiHiont  grief  ,  anguijb 
Cf  iiciatus,  a,  iim.  pt.  tormented,  tor" 

tured 
Cxikifer,  a,  um.  carrying  a  croft 
Criicif  igo^  ere^  xi,  xum.  a€t.  to  cru' 

cify,  to  nail  to  the  croft,  to  bang 
Orficifixus,  2,  um.  pt.  crucified 
Crudo,  are.  ad.  to  put  in  pain.  Met. 

to  torment,  to  affii^,   to  'oeXf  to 

Criichr,  Sri,  atus,  paff,  lobe  tor- 
^nr/r/aa/',  or  frfu^/fofy  to  i^e  vtxtdy 


CRU 

Crudelis,  «.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimus, 
fup.  cruel,  fierce,  iU-natured,  in- 
exorahU,  bard-hearted 

Crudeiitaty  atis.  f.  cruelty,  snhuma' 
nity,  barbarity 

CrudEUter,  adv.  ^t,  comp.  ffime, 
fup.  cruelly 

Crudefceni,  til.  pt.  growing  fierce 

Crudcfco,  itt,  to  wax  raw,  green^ 
or  fre/^,  to  increafe  more  and  more^ 
to  grow  more  fierce  and  cruel 

Cruditas,  atis.  f.  crudity,  ill  digefi- 
ion,  a  crude  humour 

Crudus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 
mut,  fup.  raw,  fre/h,  green,  new 
made,  unripe,  crude,  four,  unplea' 
fant,  undsgefied,  not  boik'a,  or 
roafiedt  iUlo,  that  hath  a  raw 
ftomach,  futafy, fierce,  cruel,  bloody, 
too  young*  Cmda  fene^us,  firong 
and  Ittfty,  Virg.  Solum  rrodumy 
land  that  lies  unph^oed.  Col. 

Cruentatui,  a,  um.  pt.  made  bloody, 
dyed  with  Uood,  blood  fi^t 

Croente,  adv.  iiis,  comp.  bloodilyi 
cruelly 

Cruento,  arc.  a^.  to  fetch  blood  of 
one,  to  make  bloody,  to  imbrue,  or 
fpr inkle  with  blood 

Cruentor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*.  to  be  bloody 

Cruentuiy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
fiitnul,  fup.  of  blood,  as  red  at 
blood,  bloody,  cruel 

Criim^na,  ae.  f.  a  pur/e,  a  pocket 

Criimeniseca,  ae,  q,  a  cut-purfe 

Cruor,  oris.  m.  blood  from  a  wound, 
gore 

CTn^tWATxiffoldiers  armed  cap  a»pe 

Cruralis^  e.  adj.  crural 

Cturulis,  e.  adj.  belonging  to  the  leg, 
Crurules  fafciae,  garters 

Crus,  ciutis.  n.  the  leg  from  the  knee 
Xq  tfoe   ankle,  tbe  binder  le^  ©J  al  >.\ 


C  \3l 

t>fatrte  " 

Orufcnlom»  i«  n.  «  little 

Crufm«9  ^^>*  n.  a  timbr 

Crufta,  ^,f,  a  cruft,  or 

froxien  s  Alfo,  apiece i 

ftone.   Sec,    ingraven, 

inlaid  into  vejffels,  &c. 

lob/fers,  crey-J^bes,  &c 

efcar  after  the  cautery  1 

the  fcurfand  fiab  of 

finll,  or  peel,  otfi^oj 

afibard  of  marble 

Crulfatus,  a,  um.  pt.  a 

getted,    rongb-eefi,    in 

marble f   cornered  with 

feakd,  embejfed,  pieced 

Cmfto,  are.  a^  to  forget 

Cnift5fos,  a,iun.ailf.  or,  0 

CmftiSla,  ae.  f.  a  Me  on 

Criiftiilariot|  um,apel^ 

Cruftiilum,!.  n.  a  wafer, 

CnSftum,  i.  n.  a  piece,  0 

bread,  a  cruft 

Cruftumina  pyra,  katherh 

Crux,  crQcis.  f.  a  croft, 

gallows,  any  thing,  or) 

troubles,  '  vexes,    or  fti 

Que  te  mala  crux  agit 

a  mifchief  ails  you?  Pla 

Crypta,   s.   f.    m  vault, 

frtver^  a  wy^asigbt,  a, 

ceH:  Alib^  a  doifier,  or 

Cryptkus,  a,  um.adj.  bid, 

Cryftallinum,  i.  n.  ir  (ng|l 

Cryftallious,  a,  am.  adj. 

made  ofcr^al,  or  ekat 

Cryftaiium,  i.  n.  cryfial 

Cryftallus,  i.  f.  cryfial 


CbefrreV, 
Cubans,  tit.  fart.  ^,  < 


u  c 

ill,  kottitgfjloopingf 

"^ 

»•  a  lying  down,  a 

it  as  a  hen 

•  ^lyi^gdowu 
pl.  ciiebs 

kdj,  pertaining  to  a 
*4^ing  room 
i,  am.  adj.  Id. 
i  m.  a  ebamkerlain 
D»  m  btdcbamlfer,  a 
vllion 

>  adj.  eu6kai 
a  bedf  •r  conchy  a 
deny  or  place  lubere 
'0  fie,  a  bee-bvooy  a 
vd-vforif  or  cour/e  of 
ing,  Non  fedit  in  cu- 
not  ioell  laiJ,  Plin. 
torium,  a  little  chapel 
I.  a  cn/bion  under  tb$ 

j.  m  euhit  bigb 
>t,  lying  ahng 
.  fvitb  the  elbow 
be  u  fed  to  lie 
n.  that  lietb  down 
a  cubit 
.  an  eUKno,  a  cubit, 

'/ 

.  a  lying  down 
n.tofye  down,  to  be 
bed,  to  keep  one*s  bed 
0  lye  in  cbi Id-bed,*  to 

cube,  a  dye 

.  to  cry  like  an  owl 

m.  a  hood  to  travel 

jm.  hooded,  cowled 
a  hood  that  men,  and 


C  U  L 

a  coffer,  or  coffin  for  fpicee 
Ciiculoy  are.  to  cry  like  a  cuckow 
Cuciilus,  i.  m.  J  cuekow,  a  cuckold- 
maker,  a  name  of  reproach  on  many 
accounts 
Ciicuma,  x,  f,  m  vejjel  like  a  cu' 

cumber,  Synecd.  a  little  bath 
Cu€umer>  eris.  m.  a  cucumber 
Cucumiiy  it.  m.  in  accuf.  cucuxnin, 

a  cucumber 
Cucurbita,  ae.  f.  a  gourd*  per  fimil* 

a  cupping  inftrument 
Cucurbictnus,  z,  am.  adj.  Hke  gourds 
Cucarbitiila,  ae.  f .  a  cuppii^  glafs 
Cucurio  vei  cucurrio,    ire,  lyi.  to 
crow  like  a  cock,  or  to  duck,  at 
when  he  calls  his  bens 
CadOy  ere,  di,  fum.  a£t.  to  hammer, 

to  forge,  fjlamp,  or  coin 

Cudor,  i,  fus.  paiT.  to  be  hammered, 

coined,  &c.  In  me  ifthaec  cvdetur 

faba,  JJbaUpay  dearly  for  tbat,Ter» 

Cudo,  onis.  m.  a  leather,  or  fur  cap 

Cujas,  atts.  pronom,  of  what  country, 

or  fiSly  belonging  to  whom 
Cujavis.  oratio,  any  man*sfpeecb 
Culcuimodi,  be  it  what  it  will,  Cic. 
Cujui,  a,  um.  whofe,  or  whereof 
Cujufdamtnodi,  offomejbrt 
Cujufmddi,  vox  eft  indecl.  ez  daobus 
genitivity  cujus  Sc  modi,  of  what 
fart,  manner yfajbion,  of  ivhat  qua- 
lity f  Ponitur  reUtivi,  in^nitive, 
interrogative,  &  admirattve.  Ca- 
jufmodi  fit,fucb  as  it  is,  whatever 
it  be,  Cic. 
Cujufmodicunque,  of  what  manner, 

OT  fort  foever,  Cic. 
Cojuiquemodi,  of  what  manner  fo- 

every  fiicb  as  it  is,  Cic. 
CulcJta^  a?.  /.  the  tick  af  41  htd,  a 
/a/,  acufiion,  or  piUo^o.  Cukitam 
ghdiumfacerc,  to  fall  on  bis  own 


C  U  L 

Culcttella,  s.  a  little  fillow 
,Culeari8f  e.  adj.  containing  the  culeas 
Culeariumy  un,  a  meafure  of  forty 

urns 
Culeolut,  i.  m.  afatcbel 
Culeus,  WCulieus,  i.  m,  a  leathern 

Jack,  or  bag  to  carry  wine,  or  oU 

in :  AKo,  a  meajure  containing  20 

barrels,  or  40  urns  $  of  our  meafure 

l%o  gallons,  a  pipe 
Culex^  icis.  m.  agnat,  or  little  fy 
Culicarias,  a,  am.  adj.  driving  aiicy 

gnats     . 
Caiigna,  ae.  f.  a  bowl 
Ciilina,  ae.   f.  a  kitcbin,    Culinae, 

publick  places  for  the  burial  of  the 

poor^  a  folk,  common  fewer,  or  bog' 

houfi 
CUIinarias,  a,  am.  adj.  cuKnary 
Calmen,  tail.  n.  the  tap,  or  beigbt  of 

a  thing,  the  ridgt  of  an  bo^e,  or 

hill,  the  crown  of  one's  bead.  Met. 

honour,  advancement,  dignity,  CuJ« 

men  fabae^  a  beanftalk,  or  Jiraw: 
Calmus^i.m.  thejlem,  orjlraw  ofcvni 
Culpa,  ae.  f.  a  fault,  blame,  guilt,  m^ 

carriage,  an  offence  done  unwittinglp 
Culpabilis,  e.  adj.  curable,  blanuAu 
Culpandus,  a,  am.  pt.  to  be  blamed 
Culpans,  lis.  pt.  blaming 
Culpatusy  a,  um.  part.  &  adj.  or^ 

comp.  blamed,  blame-worthy 
Culpo,  are.  ad.  to  blame,  to  cenfure  ^ 
Cultellatui,  *,  urn.  zdj,  Jbarp  like  i 

knife 
Cultelloy  are.  z€t.  to  cut  even 
Cultellui,  i.  m.  a  little  knife,  a  pfU" 

ning  knife 
Culter,  tri.  m.   a  flou^h  fMx%^  \V» 

fart  of  a  JicVle  t««»aTd\tbe  ViowtiSW 
a  knife.  CxAXftt  xs«A^v»\>  a  M« 

Suet.  ^tWtv^^^^^  ^^^  "^ 
have  tnt  in  ^^oX  da»JL? 


CUM 

l^ultio,  onis.  f.  tilling,  manuring, 
tillage,  tilth 

(^ultor,  oris*  ^*  *  tiller,  an  buj' 
handman,  a  drejfer,  or  fruner  «f  a 
mine,  a  dweller,  or  inbabi/ant,  a 
votrjkipper,  a  lover,  rcJpeSer,  ob- 
Jervir 

pultiarios,  i.  m.  the  Jlaugbter  man  : 
Alio,  a  cutler 

Cu hiatus,  a,  um.  mad'!  Jharp 

paltrir,  icis.  f.  a  Jhj  pohjher,  or 
drejfer,  a  <u}orjh'if>j>er,  an  inhabitant 

Pulcum,  i«  n.  plovted  land 

Cuhura,  ap.  f.  hujbaidryy  tiHaje, 
euUuee,  drfjjing  of  vines.  Sec,  cul- 
ture, or  initiudlion  of  the  mind. 
Met.  nbfervance,  attendance,  and 
Waiting  upon 

puliu»,  a,  uno.  part.  &  adj.  or, 
com  p.  fTimm,  fup.  tilled,  n^anured, 
httjbandedfdrejfed^cubivatedydtcked^ 
trtntmfdy  garnij7jed,  ii}orJhipped, 
fermed.  K^Vfine,  neat,  trim,  gay, 
p»lite 
'Pultus,  iis.  m.  *  tillinj^,  manuring, 
hujbandry,  tiUage,  tiitb,  trin.mtng, 
finely,  apparel,  attire,  drejs,  cfoatb- 
itja^  %uorJh'ip,  honour^  fervicCy  re^ 
fpea^  <d>fervame,  attendance,  pro- 
vi/inn,  furniture',  a  v/^y,  or  method 
tflivirtg 

fHilullus,  I.  m.  a  pitcher 

pulus,  i.  m.  irf.  qti'fi  anus 

Cum,  vrspp*  ferv.  ablar.  in  compof. 
ffcrc  die.  con,  iv'itb,  together  nvtb^ 
^gqittfi.  Sqmct ■■  II. e,  in.  Ic  isi>lcJ 
ifelegantly  to  dtnotc  the  qi"i!ity., 
in  eonjurSJion  nvitb,  c$pJ  by.  fi 
\batt  provided  that.  It  is  often 
erprr/i  in  £^fijh  by  an  advrrb 

fi^njYyin£  thcmannfr.  It  is  c'e- 
gsJjily  rifduiiJant,  rum  primlf,  in 
■^  yff^  p/ace,  efpecially,   Pljut. 


C  p  N 

A  pill.  ci|Tn  equis,    oH  bcrffhack^ 
Cic.   Com  primo  luci,    or  cuir 
prima  luce,  at  d^y  break,  asjoon 
as  it  Was  day,  Cic.     PoftponKut 
hi  Tee  ablativis,  r(h,  tc,  fe,  nobis, 
vobis,  qui  ^  quibus,  ut,  mccum. 
tecum,  fecum,  ^c. 
Cum,   adv.  &  conj.  nhn,  at  tobat 
time,  hecau]e,f'jr  ai  mnib  asj  feeing 
that,    a'itbcugb,   albeit.    Cum   fe- 
qucnte  turn,   >is  fo^   hot  f>nly,  but 
alfty    indeed,    but  cffrciaify,  fince. 
Cum  minnii.n,  at  tbeleaflt  Plin. 
Cym   maximc,   never  more,    Cic, 
C\)m  plurim^m,  mofi  frequently 
iCuTiaiiiis,  e.  zi\].fiy-xol(/ured 
Curabo.  iJtc.  n.  to  iiedoivn 
Cilmtrj,  se.  f.  a  meal-tub 
Cur,,eratuf,  a,  um.  heapci^up 
Ciimmum  ^ 'rytiinunn,  j.  n, cummin 
Cumplunmum,  adv.  atmoft.  Suet. 
C(imprimi'>>  adv.  very  much 
Ciim^lans,  tis.  pt.  acumulatinr 
Ciimiiiate,   adv.  iiis^   comp.  Oime, 
Aip.  abundantly.    CumuUie   pla- 
num, as  plain  as  can  be,  Cic. 
CiimvjlJiim",  ndv   by  heaps 
Cumiilatus,   a,  uni.  i>t.  ©*  ai'j    or, 
cotTip.    film  us,    lu;..     hcufCil   up^ 
filled,  peftered,   cumhered.    Cumu 
latuscmni  laude,  hi^ by  commended 
Ciinr.iilo,    aie.   ^^.  to  heap  up.   Cu- 
mulare  invrdmm  fibi,  t'i  g-t  him- 
fcifihueb  til  'Oijll,  Li  v.  gloriam 
Cii/  u'or,  ari,  at<.s.  p.. It.  to  f>e  keap*d 
upx  Cum  ul  ill  j:.ltidio,  10  be  as  full 
'^j  hy  tfi  he  eav  ho/d,  Cic. 
Ciimiilus,    i.  m.  an   o-verjlowivg  of 
nvater.  an  heap,  the  heaping  -if  ary 
mcafure.  Mft.  an  ac:'JJion,or  addi 
tion^  an  epilcgue,  t-r  a-nclufton 


c  u  ^r 

or,  a$  Tome,  infancy,  t 
up  of  ehildten^  theori  ii 
beginning,  a  birds  ntfi 

Cflnff,  arum.  pi.  f,  acrai 
mft 

Cunctabiindos,  a,  om.  Mr 

Cund>4ns,  tis,  pt  fi?  adj. 
delaying,  flow  J  doubting 

Cuni^antrr.  adv.  lU'^,  cor 
foft  and  fair,  Uifurey, , 

Cun«flatio,  oniu.  f.  a  del 
gerin^r  delay,  doubt 

Cun(Sator,  Sis.  m.adelt 

Cun^atu5,  a,  um.  pt.  £ 
com  p.  doubting 

Cunftor,  ari,  atus  funi.  d( 
longer^  to  dalbf,  to  prole< 
demur ^  tofiay,  tojfagg- 
a  ftandy  to  dcdge,  tt  ^ 

Ciin^'^ut,  a,  um.  adj. 
full  ahd  ivbole,  perf  5, 

Ctineal  s,  e.  adj.  tvedge-n 

Ciincandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to 

Cur.eatim,  adV.  tvedgem 

Ciinea'us,  a  nm.  part,  d 
comp.  wedged,  ma^eB 

Ciineo,  arc.  a£^.  to  vted^t 
with  a  *ivedge,  to  peg, 
make  'svedgexvife,  to  join 
in  building,  as  vte  j^nt, ' 
ccquetfd  within  another 

Cjineor,  ari.  atus.  paiT. foi 
oj  fujhioned  like  a  Wtigt 

Ctlneoius .  i.  Tti,a  little  iw. 
a  ttnt  to  put  int'  af.ftuU 

Cuneu',  i.  m,  a  toetige,  t 
efa  •  edge^  abatfaLsn,i 
of  foot,  d'Awn  up  in  J 
Kv^dge  :  Alfo,  Udts  emd 
the  tkeatie.  w^rrt-wT  nta 
and  broader  behind,  a  ' 
f^ure  in  pai'cmtnts  fr  ai 


wa\  tucked,  in  tbe  craAU,  Wx^tv\<:AtJv<x\\vN^Ev^^\x:vT^\a^^ 


i»fuU  of  comet  5I 

t  coney,  m  rabbet , 
abehy  or  paffa^e 
nine  in  the  earthy 
ftillf  or  furnace^ 
'f  underhand  tleaU 
franrverfis  cuni- 
iniculos  excipere, 
d. 
ay 

iendum  feminae. 
femina,  Hor. 
adyerbialis,.i&ow- 
tver»  Hor.  IVbo' 

u  f.  a  butty  vat, 
n'ne,  Cupae,  large 
cb  they  made  ufe 
ye  bulli  of  Jh'tps, 
i  them  and  mended 
or  drinking  'uejeh 
Hit  fel/s  vfine^  ov 
a  Sepulchral  vejfel 
ttinefsf  Cic. 
pi.  dainties 
I.  id.  quo  cupediBe 
u  a  cook 
lifuorijb 

rty  luji^greedinefsy 
nipedintS)  a  place 
fts  foere  fold 

orap.  ifime,  Tap. 
fondly,  affeaimt- 

wanton 
defire,  earnefinefsf 
3od  fenfe,  a  de- 
1  a  middle  fenfe ; 
nfe,  cavetoufneft, 
'  revenge,  unlaw 


CUR 

fenfe,  Cupiditates^  defoet,  paffions, 
or^  ajfeHions 

CupTdo,  inis.  f.  in  a  middle  fenfe, 
dejire,  appetite.  In  a  good  fenfe, 
love,  earnefi  defire  :  in  a  bad  fenfe, 
coyetoufnefs,  lufl^concupifcmct^^m' 
bition,  luxury 

CiipTdo,  3fni$.  ttL  the  god  of  love, 
Cupidf  covetoufnefii  concupijcence 

Cupidus,  a,  urn.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 
mus,  fup.  defirosts^  covetous^  greedy^ 
eager,  fonJ,  partial^  of  a  party, 
Paff.  defirablCf  pleafing,  to  one's 
mind,  or  content 

Cupiendus,  a,  una.  pt.  to  be  dejired, 
or  coveted 

Ciipiens,  tis.  part,  vrl  nom.  or, 
comp.  ffimus,  fup.  deJSringt  eo» 
veting,  defirous.  Cupientiffima 
plebc,  with  great  good  wUof  the 
people.  Sail. 

Cupienter,  adv.  eamefily 

Cupto,  ere.  Ire,  Luer.  unde  Iti, 
It  urn*  a€l.  to  covet,  to  defire^  tj 
vtijb,  to  long  for,  to  be  ready,  stid 
glad  to  do  a  tbirg,  to  wijh  one  vftll. 
Cupio  ad  omnes  Cuai  epiftolai,  / 
vnuld  anfwer  all  your  letters,  Cic. 

Cijpitor,  orii.  m.  a  coveter 

Cupltus,  a,  um.  pt,  defired^  Imged 
for,  coveted 

Cuppa,  X,  f,  a  cup     . 

Cuptefsetum,  i.  n.  a  cfprefs  grove 

Cuprefleus,  a,  um.wiadeoftyprefs 

Cuprefsifer,  a,  um.  that  lian  cyr 
preft  trees 

Cuprefsinui,  a,  .am.  adj.  made  of 
cyprefs 

Cupreflusy  i.  vel  Cs.  f.  a  eyprefs  tree 

Cupreus^  a,  um.  adj.  of  copper 

Cuprinus,  a,um.  made-^of  cojpper 

Cuprum,  i,  a,  copper 


\UoJaM  eeaer;UlCur,  »dr,  Jnterr,  prq  qujjr^  .%htf9m 


CUR 

fwe  ?   why  f  fir  what  cmtfe  f 
Sine  interr.  vfby,forvihicb,bec£ufo 
Cura,  ae.  f.  care,  concern,  tb^vgbt, 
regard f  love,  or  the  perfon  beloved^ 
fidy,    diligence,  forrow,     grief, 
trouble,  the  charge,  or  overfight : 
or    by  a  Meton.  that  hath  the 
charge  of,  providence,  for^ght 
Curlbilii,  e.  adj.  curable 
Curaliumy  ii.  n.  coral 
Curandtts,  a»  um.  pt.  110  be  taken  e^re 

of,  to  be  cured 
Curant,  tit.  pt.  curing 
C&rantia,  ae.  f.  id.  qu.  curatio 
Curate^  adr.  unde  ius.  comp.  iSCim^t 
Aip.  diligently,  well,  exaSly^  eare» 
fuUy,  Tac. 
Curatio,  onii.  f.  a  taking  care  of,  or 
looking   to   a   thing,   management, 
over^ht,  provifoa,   ornament,  or 
^I'^Jp^gt  bealing,  curing,  anoffice, 
or  charge,  a  method  rf  cure,  thg 
drejfng  of  a  wound 
Curator,  dris,  m.  furveyor,  an  overr 
feer,   a  bailiff',  a    commlffioner,  q 
truftee^  a  guardian  . 
Curatoria,  ae.  f.  guardianfinp 
Curatur,  imperC  care  is  taken 
Ciiratura^  ae.  f.  management 
CuraturuB,  a,  am.  pt.  to  take  cart  of 
CuraCui,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp.  ifi- 
mut,  fup.  done  with  care,   taken 
care  of,  proatred,  adminifred,  dif' 
,pmfed,  tn  rood  pRght,  or  likingp 
finoeth,  fiid,  atllpjttmp,  accurate, 
eeirn^ 
GurctiUo,  onitf  q'.'  the  wefand  of  a. 

man's' throat,  arUite,  qt  weevil 
Curculiunciilui.  i*  m.  a  little  weevil 
Curia,  ae.  f»  a  courts  more  e^^tcxo^V^ 


tbe  plait  «u)beTe  t\)*.  ^tvjitt^  «i  tjnw* 
ciUJjtmbled,  t\»tcwnaWWj 

?  Y  ^ 


euB. 

1^  bebnged  t»  eruer^  one   (if  tbi 
thirty  five  nvdrdt  of  Rome :  Alfo, 
the  ward  itfilfi  Mston.  tbe  fenate. 
Synced,   any  ball,  any  anfecrated 
^/arr.  Curia  municipilii,  aguild- 
'oalU  Viir.    Curia   Hoftili.i,    tie  x 
'fenAtebaufe^  built  hy  Uopih:ts,  Liv.  j 
Pompeiana,  in  wbicb  Cafar  was  I 
ki/led,  Cic.  / 

pSriaJis,  q.  adj.  of  fbe  courf,  (f  tbe}. 
fanutflbtj  onward,  curia/. Curialt*; 
xneh far,  tJ>L'i  luberein  they  din  fa- 
^rifceto  June,  wbo  is  cai/eJCxtr.i. 
Curialii  vtinu:a,  a  ferfj/jiv*  of  tbe 
tcurt,  Tcr. 

^firialit^  is,  m.  a  beaJhoreugh^  a 
tithing  man,  a  commont9unril  man . 
Curialf s,  plur.  tbcje  of  tie  fame 
court,  vT  tv^rd,  Gic. 

Ciiriatim,  adv.  ward  by  ward 

Cur«atus,  a,  uirt.  adj.  balitHeennfs, 
0t\\.  LttcmitLtn,  an  afi  of  common 
council,  Cic 

ffifio,  Oiiis.  m   an  afdcrmnn^  deputy , 
or  chief  prrfon  of  a  ntard,  tbe  cfirr 
of  a  court ^  a  prcc'^'mer,  or  pub 
l^for,  avy  public  vrier.  It  may  alfo 
be  takf  n  tor  the  vurMe,  or  rrSior 


CUR 


C  t 


ou?  curiofiis,  a  lamb  only  Jkin  aiid\ 
bo»e^  Piaut.        **" 

Ciiris,  is.  f.  a  ■%\7r 

CiiritiE,  is.  f.  Juno  tvith  a  fpear  ir 
bir  band 

Curo,  arc.  aft.  to  take  care  oft  to  fte 
to,  to  order,  to  tr-.ai^  to  provide,  ti 
refrefh  witb  meat-,  to  at  ted  to.  ti 
caulCy  to  drtfs,  to  Lok  after,  tc 
CCK/Kard  in  tt'.ir,  to.  cock,  to  tn.iki' 
much  of,  to  a:wj,  to  pay  rrfpeii 
aid  homage,  to  attend^  as  a  clirnt 
to  his  patron  j  to  aim:n  !U'-,  m  »a- 
Cfiid  ll-.inv^s,  to  rir/e,  to  cure,  Qxbcai. 
to  value,  to  govern 

Curor,  ari,  arus.  pafT.  to  be  (ursd, 
healed.  Sec.  ifc  Curo 

.Cr.iopalatw,  as.  m.  tbe  maflcx  of  the 
boyjhold 

Curoirdphiom,  i.  n.  an  hofpital  for 
poor  (hthiren 

Cuirax,  adj.  diH^nt.  Laqurus  cur- 
rax,  a  running  knot 

P'.ificns,  tis.  i>r.  running.  fi'jWing, 
tufii  ngri.umi  jiififliy.  Hinc.  Angl. 
a  turret 

CurricuJo,  adv.  in  poji  h'lf^e.    Curri- 

culd  pcfcur re,  rtfu  fl'//^i>'"w<«V,Ter. 

if.a  panfn:  Alfo/  a  lean  fcrag,    Currsculuai,   i.  n.  a  place  to  run.  in. 


Ptned  aivay  10: tb  cixre 
gii  ion:Ttu^,    us.-  m.    a    dfputyfijtp, 

of  a  ward,  a  curacy 
^SnSmus,  a,  u-n.  ^^,  belonging  to 

the  officer  of  be  coutrf.     C-:rioma 

fs|Cra,  the.  rltrt,    at  iacr:fit-i 
furiosi,  adv.  lus.  com:\  ilTi^tfc,  fup. 
■    'etft-bujy^piSfJy,  agsHcdly,  warily, 

tiiirh  c':re    '  ' 

puriosTM.'-,  IiiS    V.  curififit-g 
furiofns,  a,  qm.^Hj.  of,  com^.  full 

of  r^r-i,  hfuiftjv'e,  rur.:oii5f  ^"fy* 
-  ctfji/^tfi,  t\i)Jc  ih  ffudifius,  pry  - 


tj^.-iifit^  a  fonrfi',  or  mhtion,  a  race, 
Ms;;,   a  term,  or  fpiu  of  tirae^  a 
cujiomary  excrcift,    a  cart,  or  ck^-  j 
Hot,  a  carricule.Me.dmm  no^tis', 
abadie  curticuium, rr.iar.igbtyVir^. 

Ciuricvil'js,  i    m»  <!' ri'^r>t 

C'Jrritur,  imperf.  tciy  tun 

Cuvro,  ere<  cucurri,  curfum.  n.  to 
run,  to  go  a  pace,  to  poji  away,  to  { 
paji  fwifth,  topi'v,  ox  fir  tarn,  %%\ 
a  river  doth,  to  fy  f'lviffy,  as-  a 
b  rd,  to  fail  dpa:e,  or  make  way^'< 
to  thrij!,  to  pierce  \ 

CMirGea^  «»   f»  **•  hed^e  f^row%\ 


or  a  t-irn  tit,   or 

a  euchl.a;  or  wii 

Currus,  us.  m.  a  d 

raroacb,   a  wu^g. 

Syncid.   a  triwn 

pinnace,  orfj-b 

Curfa^iS,  lis.  ^  t  Jli 

Cursatio,  Dais.  t.   * 

d'^tvn 
Ciiifjrurus,  a,  um. 

cjr  happen  upon 

CursaCur,  imperl".  / 

Cuilinr.,  adv.  laftily 

apace,  as  fufi  as 

[/  eed,  in  a  kurry,  ( 

Curlio,  onis.  f.  a  n 

Cursi'to,  Arc.  to  trot 

Curf.-»,  Jie.  to  run  t 

Cunbr,  or  s.  m.  a 

a  racer,  a  ntejfen^ 

fiatedpoji 

Cursoiius.  a,  U!n.  a 

curioria.  a pacc^u 

Curfar^,  ae.  f.  a  n 

iriirf\iius,  a,  um.  p 

Cur! us,    us.   n;.    a 

flying,  fpeed,   or 

a  j.urrcy,   or  w 

ri-courfe,    a  mann 

cwrit^of  life,the 

tca?n,  fit  flan,  or 

Cuito,  are,  aft.  to 

Curtor,  ari.   paff.  / 

Curtus,  a,   um.    i 

fmall,  imperfeSi, 

tailed,  battered,  i 

Curvamen,  inij.  r 

Curva  io,    onia.   J 

winding 

Curva.ura,  ae.  f.  a 

Curvatut,   a,  um. 

winding  as  a  riv 

CarycXco^  ere.  uo^i 


u  s 

<roohednefi 
ilonvifi^  to  a  chariot, 

a    chair   of  fiate, 
tfmagiftrate 
to  bow^or  bun  J 
.  pair,  to  be  hent 

cro',kednef% 
he  plow  handle 
idj.  crooked^  brfidedj 
'ngs  and  windings 
t  coiner,  a  fo'^gir 
•  *toith  a  point 
m.  pt.  po'tntied 
^.  to  pnint^  to  tag 
the  point  of  a  fpcar, 
*on.  Synec.  a  fpeatf 
,  orfucb  liks  weapon, 
cbf  an  earthen  pipe, 

eepingy  or  preferving^ 
watch  and  tva*d. 
keeper,  or  guard,  a 
•e  where  prifonen  are 
b  tower:  Alfo,  a 
mpany  of  prijorers, 
cation,  Cuftodia  mi- 
tbe  prifoner  and  his 
•d  together.  Sen.  Cu- 
Vfh^n  they  had  the 
^rifwy  Salt. 
.,  »m.  pt.  to  be  kept 
pt.  keeping  fafe 
vi,  itum.  a^.  to  keep 
•ye*  or  defend,  to  look 
to  obfertfCy  watch,  or 
f,  fo  retain 
itus.  palT.  to  if  kept, 
Sec. 

tiia,  comp^  warily 
um.  pt.  kept,  pr/ 
tained,  guarded,    fc- 

;.  %0ra.  keeper^  or  prc- 
itcbman,  an  overfeer, 


CYC 

a  tutor ^  a  looker  m  ,   a  fpy^  et  cen- 

tincly  an  houje  d'lg 
Ciiticiila,   as.  f.  the  cuticle,  the  out- 

mofi/kin 
CutvuIariSt    e    zi].  belonging  to  the 

Jkin,  Cuticubres  meatus,  'heporei 
Cutis,  is.  f.  a  Jkin,  the  bark,  rind, 

peely  or  outwoji  coat  of  a  thtng,  an 

outward Jljew.   Curare  cutiin>  to 

make  much  of  himfelf,  Juv. 


C  before  Y. 


Cyamos,  i.  m.  Egyptian  bejn 

Cyaneus,  a,  um.  adj.  cf  a  bright  blue, 
Cyaneus  lapis,  the  IxxuU  fione 

Cyanus,  i.  tn.  the  laxulefone,  Piin, 
the  b  \e  bottle.  Id. 

Cyathus,  i  m.  a  little  pet ^  or  glafs 
to  dini  out  of  :  A  Uo,  a  fmall 
meafure  containing  ths  twelfth  part 
of  a  fextarius,  a  kind  of  lurigbt  of 
ten  drams  :  Alfo,  a  kind  cf  pincers 
within  hollow  bit,  to  pluck  pellets, 
or  arrow  b<.ids  out  of  thtfiejb 

Cybca,  a».  f.  a  carrach^  Cic. 

Cybiofadles,  a  fifhmonger,  a.  Jijb 
hewkjler,  Vcfp.ifian  fo  c^Hcd  for 
his  CQverouineis,  Suet 

CybiutTJ,  \.n,  a  rand  of  lunnfiMzrt, 

Cydadatus,  a,  um.  ha  ling  a  womsn'i 
gown  on,  Suet. 

Cyclaminus,  i.  f.  herb  fiW'bread  . 

Cyclas,  adis.  f.  a  kind  ff  womaft*s 
'.gown  of  a   round  fortMy    nuitb  a. 
long  train,  a  widow* s  veil,  a  thin 
mantle 

Cyclicus,  a,  um.  adj.  circular f.  or 
turning  round.  Cycllcum  jumen- 
tiirn,  a  beaft  that  hath  the  vives, 
Jun.  Scriptoi-  cyclicus  a  trivial 
poef,  that  gi  •■  a  continued  f tries 
of  btfiory,  witheut  any  of  tbt  or«flA 


CY  N 

mentt  of  poetry.  Hot.  a  wrher  «/ 
epic  rhapfodies,  as  of  the  rape  of 
Hel-n,  Achillei,  of  Priam,  &€^  ■ 
Acron.    Tarneb.    a  firoUer,   9ne 
who  makes  a  '*d  fings  ballad*  ^bout 

Cyclus,  }.  m.  Kiiz\oQ,  a  eycle,  as.  •f 
the  fun,  a  circle  or  rouinl 

C-  donites,  marmalade 

Cydonlus,  a,  am.  Cydonium^  piid* 
dany.  Mala  cydonia,  fuineet 

Cygneiis,  a,  unnr.  of  afivan,  fwate^. 
like.  Met.  (oft  and  fweet 

Cygnn«,  Wcycnus,  i,  m.  xtSavocii 
wan.  Met,  a  put,  «  nicknamt  fir. 
1  blacimcw         .    "■ 

Cvlmdraceus,  a*  um*  adt).  >«  the. 
manner  of  A-  eyGnder 

Cylindnis,  i.  m.  a  roller  to  rollwedbh 
a  rolling-pin:  Alfo,  a  predmt 
fione,  obhng  and  rwnd,  wUcb  w**  ■ 
men  uffd  to  hang  at  their  ears^,  «t 
cylinder,  afgure  in  geometry 

Cyma,  a?,  f.  Md 

Cyma,  atis.  n.  a  fprout 

Cymba,  se.  f.  a  boat,  0  piimM€$f  ir. 
ferryboat,  afifbfT'boat 

Cymbali(^e8,  Wcymbalifta,  «.  m.^ 
be  that  plays  •n  the  cymbal 

Cymbaliilria,  2t.i,Jhe  thaiplayt  en. 
the  cymbal 

Cymbalam,  i.  n.  a  cymbal 

Cvmbium,  u  ts,a  €up  like  a  boat 

C^mbiiU,  se.f.  a  fcuUer 

Cyminatus,  i»  um.  wi^,  mian  wir^fr; 
cumin 

CymTnum,  i.ji*  v/^C^mioum 

Cy.m5fus»  •y.uiD.  a^i'/'^^/^^f^ 

fproutt 
Cynanche,  ei.  f.  the  fqtmjey 
Cynegctica,  oruro.  p).  i^.  i^  W'ffl  - 

ten  of  hunting 
Cynice,  adv.  churlifb 
Cyaicus,  a,  ^m%  ^*?^»  cjnAcaU^o^K^r* 


P  ^  M 

tttrrifit  eburUJby  like  a  dog,   Cy- 

nica  coena,  a  mean  fupper 
Cynecephalua,  a  baboon:  AifO|    a 

name  •/  Anubit 
CynogloiTas,  i.  m.  the   herb  dog^s 

tongue:    Alfo,  a  kind  offoie 
CynorrhSdon,   i.  n.  the  wild  rofe  : 

Alfo,  the  red  lily 
Cynoibatoi,  i.  f.  fweet-briar  5  alfo, 

the  caper- bufi^ 
CjrnMura,  s.  f.  the  leffer  bear 
Cynofuns,  iio«.  having  a  dog^s  tall 
Cy;>ariiru8,  i.  f,  a  ey pre  ft -tree 
CyperunSf  i.  n,£ali/tgal 
Cyprinus,  a,  ^imiof  toe  privet  tree 
<^prinus,  i«  m.  s  carp 
Cyprinus  latus,  a  bream 
Cyprias,  a,  urn.    adj.   of,  or  from 

Cyprus,  aa  Cyprium,  copper 
Cyprus,     i.    f.  a  bufi  hke  privet : 

Alio,  campbire 

D  before  A. 

T^Ady]Tcu8,aytifn.adj.  of  a  da&yl 

XJ  Dadylus,  i.  m.  a  date,  the 
^'ruit  of  the  palm  tree  that  grows 
Hie  a  finger:  a  daSyl,  or  a  foot  in 
verfe  of  three  fyllabJM,  the  firft 
:long,  the  other  two  Aort :  a  kind 
.of  jhellfifhy  or  mufcle:  Alfo,  a 
precious  ftcne  like  a  finger 

pxdulas,  a,  urn.  &  dagdaleut,  adj. 
■apti/kialt  neatly  made,  handfomly 
contrived,  ^f  various  colours  :  Alfo, 
cunning,  Jkilful,  expert 

^^mon,  onis.  Vknaieman,  or  fpirit, 
an  angel 

^aemoniacas,  a,  urn.  fojfejfed  with 
m  devil,  demoniac 

SPzn^nicus,  a,  um.  devihjb 

^xmon'um,  i.  n*  fi  4tvih  ^  S^^ 


DAP 

DSma,  ae.  c.  g.  a  fallow  deer,  a  buck, 
or  Joe,  or  a  wild  goat 

Damnlbilis,  e.  adj.  damnable 

Dannnandus,a,ufn»pt.  to  be  condemned 

Damnans,  tis.  pt.  condemning 

Damnas,  atis.  per  fyncop.  pro  dam- 
natus.  Quint. 

Damnatio,  onis.  f.  a  condemnation 

Damnator,  5rii.  m.  who  condemns 

Dannnat5riu«,  a,  um.  adj.  that  con- 
demns. Damnatoria  tabella,  a  bill, 
or  terdiSi  of  a  jury  finding  one 
guiliy,  Suet. 

DamnatiSrus,  a,  um*  pt.  that  will 
condemn 

Damnltus,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp. 
condemned,  cafl,  blamed^  dtfiiked: 
Alfo,  bound,  ox  obliged  to  a  thing 

Damnatus,  ds.  m.  a  condemnation 

Damnificus,  a,  um.  that  btinp 
harm,  damage,  loft,  or  prejudice 

Damnigerulus,  a,  am.  Id. 

Damno.  arc.  aft.  to  condemn,  to  dif- 
Ptke,  to  devote  to,  or  confign  over^ 
to  cafi  in  H  fuit  at  law,  to  arraign 
and  pro^e  one  guilty,  to  oblige,  or 
bind  one  to  do  a  thing 

Damnor,  ari,  atus.  paflT.  to  be  con' 
demned,  or  cafI,  &c. 

Damnose,  adv.  with  hurt.  Or  lofi 

Damnofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
flimus,  fup.  hurtful,  eaufing  da- 
mage,  prejudicial,  waHeful,  pro- 
digal, expenfive :  Alfo,  jull  of 
loffes,  or  that  fuffers  damage 

Damnum,  i.  n.  harm,  hurt,  A/i, 
damage,  hindrance,  pr^udice,  dif- 
advantajre 

Dandos,  a,  ura.  pt.  to  be  given 

Dans,  til.  pt.  giving 

Dapalis,  e.  adj.  fumptuous,  €efly, 
prefiding  over  feaps 

Dapes^  um*  pl«  f.  g99d  ebe^ 

\ 


D  E 

Daphne,  es.  f.  aboftm 

DIpTfer,  eri.  m.  whoetrrit 

difb  at  a  feafi,  m  fiwer 
Daps,  dapis.  f.  any  bsmaet,  • 
Dapsflis,  e.  adj.  nobk,  free,^ 

liberal,     ctfily,  Jlat^  ^ 

abundant 
Dardanarius,  i.  m.  nnitgttf 

frratCTy  or  fortftoMer  rf  tit  \ 

Dardaniae  ftrtes,  witcher^ 
Datariu8,'a,  nm.  freely  gr^et 
Datsitim,iidv,toJlingfrom  bad 
Datio.onKf*  a  giving,  enek 
Datlvus,  a,  um.   ad|j«  dattt 

givetb 
Da  to,  are.  to  give  from  one  * 
Da  cor,  oris.  ro.  a  giverf  a  cm 
Datum,  i.  n.  a  gift 
Datur,  imperf.  at,  Qaantofl 

as  far  as  lean,  or  mar,  Qt 
Daturas,  a,  um.  pt.  whieh9 
Datos,   a,  um.   pt.  given,  | 

dated,   as   a   letter ;   &«^ 

tvitb,  or  a^gned  t»,  Dati 

onpurpofe^  Cic. 
Datu8,i!is.  m.  a  giving,  or/p 
Daucus,  i.  m.  «  kind  of  m^ 

PKn.  25,  9. 


D  befhre  E. 

Df,  praep.  cum  abl.  ^,  cm 
touchif^,  or  mhat,  fnm, 
from  a  place,  by,  «c«mini 
after,  on,  or  npon,  sfter,  1 
fpeft  to  tine,  fir,  er  i 
account  of,  for,  promdhgi 
with  regard  to,  for  pref,  » 
of,  at,  with  regard  t»  tia 
integro,  nfi^fb^  ane^  1 
caetcro,  hereet'ter,  ortenj 
fen.  De  conpsat^  by  tm 


E.3     ; 

» 

urprixt,  Ter.  Dc  in- 
^purpofry  Want.  Dc 
croft  iDiJe,  atlncart, 
bydnvy  Oirt.  De  meo, 
'cr.  pc  fcripto  dicere, 
tch,Q\^  De  omniom 
by  unaninf'.us  confe^t^ 
Siaiitcr,  Stifqne  deque 
V^bt,  Plaut,  De  prae- 
,  M. 
^odiffi 

»  um.  pt.  /^cfff^f 
if.  f.  a  whiting  over 
s.  m,  wbirt-ioajbtr 
um.  pt.  mbtted 
ft.  to  whiten ^  to  vfbite- 
pvrietes  de  cadeai  fi- 
irr,  ro  kill  Vuio  birds 
ne,  Prov. 
ro  ^  tvbitened 
unn.  adj.  /a  3^  greatly 
rhe.i^ 

on  is.    f.     4  toalkirta- 
.«/*    -^ 
iim,   I.    n.    tfff  ^//ry, 
place  to  wj/k  in 
K,  t\.  tatakea  ioa!h 
€t,  to  love  dearly^  Ter. 
f  om.  pt.  di farmed 
a^.  to  dijariK 
,  um.  pt,   difmembred, 
^  ruined 

aA,  ro  7'v/V,  qvarfr, 
or  ri</  ^tf  ^r>f«.  Met. 
M«  /•  rwf",  or  d-'fhoy 
,  to  he  h/vitd  nuitb  an 
»  bt  cajoled 
is.  m.  «  ^-zAy^ 
um.  pt,  fiWd,  gilt 
■ft.  f^fi/i/ 

a,     um.    pt.    having 
fdt  orpUyeJtbe  ntadman 


DEB. 

Pcbi«"chor,  ari,  iitua  funa.  dcp.  /* 
ragff  ox  roar  lik.*  a  drunktn  mat, 
to  rave  like  a  madman.  Met.  to 
rafe  furionjly 

Dehe  landus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  btjubdued 
by  mar 

pebcllario,  5ais.  f.  a  vanfvi/bim^ 

bebeliato,  part,  abfol.  ad^erbialiter. 

':    Ve.ut  jam  debelhto,   as  sbougb 

'    the  Koa'  was  finijbedy  Li  v. 

Dcbeilacor,  oris.  m.  a  vanquifliet 


DEC 

Deluturu«,  a,  pm.  pt*  about  to  owo 
DebxtDs,  a,    irtn.    pt.  due,    ovin^^ 

deferved^  J^Jffiudf  appointed 
DcWdU'iario,  3ni8.  f.  a  chattering 
DehKT'eratus,   a,  um.    pt,  foolijhly  ' 

blabbed 
Deblateni,  ire.  to  babble 
DecficumYnatus  a,  «in.  pt,  lapped 
DciuwumTnO)  are.  a6l.  to  Up 
DecucOmlnor*  ari,  atus,  pafT.  to  be  ' 


topped 
\>K:\)t\\AXT\x,\c\iS.JbethatvanquiJbetb  \  DrcaloguB,  i,  m .  tbe  ten eommandinentt 
Debella:ur,imp.  tbe  tour  is  at  an  end   Decaniatu;,  A,  um.  pt.  fnngy  or  fi"  ' 


Debellaturu*,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to 
conquer  in  vfar 

DebellatuSfU,  um.  pt.  conquered 

pebelb,  arc.  a£t.  to  vanquijh^  or 
Jubdue,  properly  by  war 

Debrni,  tis.  pt.  owin^ 

Dcbeo,  6rc,  ui,  Ttum.  a£l.  to  «we,  to 
bt  In  debt^  to  be  obliged  to  one.  Com 
infin.  lougbty  Ctx  jhould,  AnlmMri 
dcbcre,  to  6ioe  more  tban  keis  tvortb 


lemnly  frcmyumed,  mucb^oktn  of 

Decinro,  are.  aft.  tojinf^,  or  cbaunt% 

to  repeat  often  ^  to  babble,  or  prat^, 

highly  to  eomwund,  to  wsake  an  end 

offngiofT 

Pecantor»  afi,  atns.  to  be  praifed 

Dtfcanui,  \.ixi,  the  leader  of  tbe  Jilt  s 

Alfo  a  dean 
Decapit'),  2:e.  aft.  to  behead 
Decapulafidu^,a>um.pt.  tobe  tadedout 
DebeoT,  eri.  paiT.  to  be  due,  er  owing,  \  Deraoiilo,  are.  aft.  to  lade,  or  pour  out 

Met.  to  be  obnoxious  to  j  Dl^cas,  ad-i.  f.  a  decade 

Debilin,  e,   adj.  or,  comp.  nmi/(,|  Decedens,  tis.  pt.  departing^  givioj^ 
faint^  feeble,  maimed  \      place:  ^tt  to^Xitmx^m^dying,  a!" 

piibi'.itas,   atis.  f.   iweaknefs,  feeblt''       ter'ngy  cbanginj^,  varying 

ni-fi,  f^ecay  ofjirenj^th  jDecedo,  ere,  ffi,  fum.  n.  to  depart, 

DcbVtitatIo,  6ni8     f,  a  weakeninfry\      to  retire,    retreat^   or  withdraw* 

an  enftibiitig.  Met.  a  dijcovraving 

Dcbilif  j'tus,   a,   "m.    pt.  iviahered, 

enfcch\fii^    d-.jcouri;g«d,    dimayed, 

daufr.J  j 

DtbtltiCM",  adv.  'TUfuk'vy  feeHy  f 

DebilTto,  arr*.  aft.  to  wr.iken,  or  en-   Di.  ruo-,  di.  pall^  to  depart,  to  bava 

fffi-'Uf  to  breaks  ta  difcouraye  tbe  v:ay  i^i-jcn  him 

DeSilTt.^r,    ari,   aru?.    pafT.   to    b^   Dvrrn.,  ad],  indfcl.  pi.  f^» 
'tvcuker.fd.   or  enfeebled.  Met.   cap    De'-  iibrr,  ris.  m.  Dec^nber 
d.iv:,  liiflfeartensdy  difcouraged       .  Dct.cmbrls,  e.  ?di.  of  December^  li-  .. 
Dcbnio.  o'li*.  f.  an  czving  I      bertatc  derembri  uti,  toplay  Cbrifi- 

Dii.\n\ory  out.  m,  a  debtor  •      mas  jramboh 

Dihitixm,i.  n-  a  debt  '  Drcemjvi^W,   t.     *^v    W«u\xi^  tttt 

Debitum  naturar^  i^ir//>  |     jeai^ed,ot  coupled  toj^^iW 


Met.  to  quit  his  place,  to  yield,  ot 
give  place  to,  to  j^q  out  of  ono*9 
WJy,  to  be  dimini/bed,  or  abated^ 
r»  cafe,  or  go  off,  to  weaken,  or 
de.',:  V ,  to  die,  tojhun  one*s  company 


DEC 

V^eem^dskf  ae.  f.  a  rod  ten  foM  hug 
D^reoiplSditor,  oris,  m*  afur^eyor 
DScemplezy  icis.  adj.  tenfold 
DScentprimi,   the  ten  chief  heU^- 

roughs  ;  aJfo  general  receivers  of 

tribut£y  Cic. 
vPecemfcalmus,  a,  om.  having  ten 

benches,  or  oars 
PScemviralis,   e.  adj.  pertaining  to 

the  ten  gotfcrnours.  Co]]irziwn  de- 
cern virale,  the  council  of  fiate^  Cic. 
P?cftmviratus,  u ,    m.  the  cffce  of 

tb^  ten  .'■(KfirnourSf  Lir, 
peremvTri,  orum*    pi.  m.   ten  men 

chof'n  and  appointed  for  writing 

the  tweJve  tables  of  the  Roman 

law,  A'5.  U.  C.  301. 
PScennalls,  e.  adj.  often  years^  or 

that  la/Is  ten  years,  decennial 
piScennia,  ium.  n.  pi.  folemn  games 

to  be  kept  every  tenth  year,  Cacl. 
PScennis,  e.  of  ten  yeart^  laftit^  ten 

years 
DScennium,  i.  n.  thefpaee  oftenyears 
Decens,  tis.  adj.  ex   pt.  or,  comp. 

ITimus    Aip.  becoming,    befeemmg, 

decent,  feem'y,  comely,  handfome 
Dj^center,  adj.  ijjs.  connp.  iTime,  Tup. 

eomth,feeml^,  excellently 
Decentsa,  ae.  r.  comelinefs,  decency 
Deceo,  ere.  ui.  n.  to  become,  or  be- 

feem.  Decet  me   hacc    veftis,    it 

becomes  me,  or  Jits  nuell    on  me. 

Plaut.  LsRitur  tantam  in    tenia 

perfona,  idque  fere  imperf. 
Deceptio,  Snts.  f.  a  deceiving,  deceit, 

or  deception 
Deceptor,  oris,  m*  a  deceiver,  a  be- 

gu'iler 
DeceptSrus,    z,  om.    pt.  about    to 

d'cevve 
Dfceptus,   a,  um.  pt.  btguiled,  de- 

ce/tfeJ,  cau^bt 
/*  I;  Dxn,  ft#  to  be  decreed 


DEC 

Deremens,  tis.  pt.  decreeing 

Decernoy  ere,  creTi,  cretum.  aft.  to 
aifcem  by  the  eye,  to  judge,  give 
/entente^  or  conclude^  to  appoint,  or 
determine^  to  put  to  trial,  to  contend, 
to  de/ijn^'OX  purpofe,  tofgbt,  or 
combat  I  to  difpute,  to  order,  or 
decree 

Decemor,  \,  cretat.  paflT.  to  be  deereed, 
or  appointed,  to  bepurpofed,  or  de- 
termincd.  See, 

Decerpens,  tis.  pt.  gathering.  Prop. 

Decerpo,  ere,  pfi,  ptum.  aft.  to  puU, 
or  pluck  off,  to  pull  away,  to  crop, 
or  gather^  as  flowers  and  froita. 
Met.  to  get,  to  gain,  to  dindrnff^ 
kjfen^  abtte^  or  takt.  off 

Decerptos,  a»  um.  pt.  gathered, 
plucked  up.  Met.  taken  from 

Decertandos,  a,  om.  pt.  to  be  eW' 
tendedfor 

Decertatio,  onis.  f.  a  ftriving  for 
tnafiery  :  Aifo  the  managemem  of  a 
debate 

Decertatorius,  a,  um.  that  firives 
for  maftery 

Decertatur,  imperf.  a  quarrel,  or 
contention  is  made 

Dicertaturos,  z,  um.  pt.  about  to 
contend 

Deccrtatu5!,  a,  um.  pt.  eontended 
aheut,  firove^  or  fouf^ht  for,  per- 
formed,  or  obtained  by  contention 

Decerto,  are.  n.  to  contend,  to  firive, 
to  difpute,  to  try  it  out  by  words, 
or  blows 

Deceffio,  onis.  f.  a  departure  :  Alfo, 
a  le/fening,  or  abatement,  an  inter- 
million  in  a  paroxyCm 

DcceffuSf  us.  m.  a  departure,  a  coa- 
ling, a  deceafe,  death 

Decet,  imperf.  it  becomes,  it  befeems, 

[      it   bebovety  it  is  convenient,   apt, 

\     ot  meet 


DEC 

Decidiom,  i.  n.  a  dtmrftl 

Decido,  ere,  xdi.  n.  caid;  fif 

faU  dawn,  to  faUi^  M« 

lofe,  or  faU  fiart,  t$  k  In 

low,  to  die 

Decido,  iSre,  di,  fom.  afi.  t*fl' 

to  cut  out,  to  detenmm,  totem 

to  decide  a  bufinefs,  to  simfua 

capitulate^  toexprefs 

Deciduas,  a,  ntn.  fmijeS  to  ft 

as  leaves  off  treet.  Oornai  c 

decidua,  tbyjbeel their btnh 

DeciduoSy  a,  um.  bemmdena 

Decks,  adr.  ten  times.  Dedo, 

or  with  thegmit.  fefteitiiUB, 

Jomanyhmmh^tbmfaniff 

often,  never  h  often,  itd^mt\ 

D<Scima,  9.ta  ttmth^  or  mk 

DScinue,  arom.  pi.  f.  teath^ 

Decimani,   m.   pi.  tithe  i^ 

alfo,  the  tenth  legion 
Decimaous,  a,  um.  vid.  Decii 
DScimacio,  onis.  f.  a  tithttg* 

mistion,  Capitol. 
Decimo,  are.  aft^  to  tithe,  to  it 
Decimor,  ari,  atus.  pa£  to  he 

mated 
DScrmum,  adr.  the  tenth  thm 
Decimos,  a,  am.  adj.  the  ftsfl 
Deci piendds^a,  am.  pt.  ubek 
Decipio,  ?rc,  epi,  ptum.  aft.  is 
to  catch,  to  intrap.  Met.  to  it 
ot  beguile 
Decipior,  1,  -eeptus.  pafll  M  < 

ee'ived,  or  impofed  npm 
Dcctpiila,  ae..  f.  afnare 
Decircino,  are*  aft.  to  dramt^ 
D^ciremis,  f.  a galbrf  vntht^ 

of  oar t 
Decifio,   onis.  f.  a  euttitg  4, 
creafng,  or  diminM^,  «^ 
determining,  or  enXt^  tfsH 
a  decijkn  of  a  nutter 
J>eciru8,a,  om.  pt.  cut  tji^'"'* 


ex^effed,  itclarei 
pt.  declaiming 
I.  f •  a  declahmngt  an 
ptm  a  tbeme,  a  decia* 

0.  iJbe  fuijtei  rf  a 

1.  m,  a  diehnmer 

I,  UB.   adj.  duld- 

I,  um.  pt.  dkout  to 

t.  pt.  declaiming 
/o  declaim  often 
»  declaim,  to  cry  out 
It  againjf,  to  inveigh 
it.  declaring 
.  f.  a  declaration 
m.  be  tbatdHlaret 
,  dn.  pt*  eAout  to 

urn.  pt.    declared^ 

grated 

.  to  declare f  tofitKo 

ake  a  thing  clear,  to 

faimi  wfronounce 

he  declared,  Set, 

urn.   pt.  to  decline, 

t.  declining,  decrea* 
Ufwsrd  an.  end 

f.  a  ftefping  afide, 
grejpom,  a  ikchning, 

avoiding :  AlCo,  a 
ttomn,  or  conjugation 
limates,  or  c/imet 

uTi.  pt.  ready  to 
,&c. 

jm.    pt.    declining, 
Dedinata   2Cas, 

Qoint. 
t.  &  n.  f9  hend,  or 

or  other,  to  leave, 
:t.  to  decline,  fiyun, 
V.  Abfol«  to  decline, 


DEC 

1.  e.  to  lejfen,  ahate,  or  ajptoage  : 

zKOfto  digrefs,  to  decline  nauns,  &c . 

Declivis,  e.  adj.  bending  downward, 

fteep.  Met.  old 
Deelivitas^  itis.  f.  deeMty 
Declivus,  z,  um.  id.  qo.  deceit 
Decodor,  oris.  m.  a  jpendibrijt 
Decof^nm,  i.  n.  a  decoBhn 
Decoftnt,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 
comp.  much  fodden,QV  boiled  away, 
melted  away,  lufeious.  Met.  well 
Sgefied,    fmre,   refined,    riotoujly 
and  waft^ully  fpent 
Deco^is,  ^9,  m.  a  boiling  of  liquor 
DecoUatio,  5nis.  f.  a  beheading 
Decollo,  are.  a  A.  /•  jntt,  or  hofe  a 
thing  off  from  one^s  neck,  ice.  Met. 
.  to  fail,  or  dijafpeiint  one,  to  begone, 

to  cut  off  one's  neck,  to  behead 
DecoIIor,  an,  to  be  beheaded 
DecSIor,  oris.  adj.   difcoloured,  that 
bath  lofl  the  colour,  depraved,  cor- 
rupt, tawny, fyameful,  dijhenourable 
Decoloritio,  onis.  t,  a  difcolouring 
Oec6loratU8,  a,  um.  pt.  difcoloured 
DecSISVo,  are.   ad.  to  difcohur,  to 

tarnijh,  to  pain 
Dec51oror>  ari,  atus.  paflf.  to  he  dif- 
coloured,  to  have  its  colour  changed 
Decoquendos,  a,  oni.  pt.  to  be  boiled 
DecdquenSy  tis.  pt.  boiling  aivey 
DecSquo,  ere,  xi,dtum.  aA.  to  boil, 
or  Jeethe,  to  boil  away,  to  br  fipa- 
rated  in  melting,  as  alloy.  Met.  /d 
turn  to  lo/s,  to  conjume,  or  Wajfe,  to 
fpendatl,  to  bankrupt,  or  break  one; 
Decoquere   ftuvinx,    non     vitio 
fuo,  to   become   bankrupt  through 
misfortune,  Cic. 
Decoquor,  i,  Aos.  pafT.  to  be  boiled 

down,  ice. 
Decor,  ri'coris.  comm.  3.  graceful 
Decor,  oris.  on.  comelinefs,  afint  mien^ 
gracefulnefs,  beauty 


DEC 

DSc^ranen,  Toil.  n.  tfii « 

DiScSfandos,  a,  um.  pt:  tobafetfwrtii 

or  recommended  ■ 
Decorans,  tis.  pt.  adorning 
Dcc5ratus,     a,   um.   pt.     aaorwea^ 

imbellified 
DecSri,  adr.  eomefy,  graeefuffy 
D2c5ro,  are.  aft.  to  fet  forth,  grace, 

adorn,  imbellijh 
DScSror,  ari,  to  be  adorned,  ftc. 
Decortication  onis.  f.  a  peelings  or 

barking  of  a  tree 
Decorticatua,  a,  um.  pt.  peeled 
DecortTco,  arc.  a£l.  to  bark  a  trea 
Deci>rticor,  ari,  pafs.  tobe peeled 
Decorum,  i.  n.  comelinefe,  good  grace, 
a  decorum,  handfomnefs  ^  goodfa^ 
fbiott,  or  carriage,  the  fuitablen^t 
of  the  charaSer  to  the  perfon 
D^corus,    a,   um«   adj.    handfomt, 

comely,  graceful,  fafhionabh 
Decrementum,  i.  n.  a  decreafa 
Decrepitus,  a,  um.  sdj.  decrepit 
Decreicens,  tU,  pt.  decreafing 
Decrefcentia,  «.  f.  a  decreajmg 
Decrefco,  Ire,    creri,    turn.  «•   ta 
decreafe,  to  xoear  away,  to  decay, 
to  grow  iefs^  to  wane  at  the  mooa 
doth  ;  to  ajptoage,  to  dbate 
Decrcflct/>re  decreviflet 
Decretalis,  e.  adj.  decretal 
Decretohus,   a,   um.   »^,  jutSeiat, 
critical,deafive,  Decreturiumiidosy 
tho  dog'ftar.  fc.  which  determioct 
whether  this  vine  and  other  fruita 
are  like  to  do  well,  Plin.  Arma 
decretoria,    weapom    wberewiik 
they  fought  in  oarnefi,  as  at  iharp^ 
Sen.  hoTz,  the  fatal,  or  lafihoiir, 
net  to  be  avoids.  Id. 
Decretum,  i.  n.  tf  decree,  an  9rdi' 
nance,  oxfiatute,  a  ^nciple,  Of  an 
axiom 
Decmur»%,si|\Lm«  \|\«  tl^ol  vVOL  4« 


DEC 

Deerctus^ayUin,  pt.  decrccJf  ordained 

Decuico,  are.  a^.  to  tratu^  upcn 

DScQina  fro  dccima 

Decftmani,  pi.  m.  tything-men 

DJ^cumanu*,  i.  m,  fU  tenth :  Alfo, 
w^.  great,  fair, of  a  la*geji»etttigi 

Dccumbo,  2re  ubui,  rrum.  n.  to  He 
donvHy  to  Jit  down  at  table,  to  keep 
hit  hedwkenjickf  tofaildsncn  and 
dit 

Dccunx,  CIS.  m.  ten  euncet 

Dccttplo,  Zii^,temfcldt  Liv.  39>  44* 

DSciipluSy  a,  Mm»ten  time%fo  much 

DecGria,  «.  f,afett,  or  r^  of  judges, 
4  eempanv  of  (oluiert :  A\(o  (a 
dccem]  a  feit  nf  ten  men  apfftintcd 
to  any  iujlnefs,  or  office:  per  jocuin, 
af>a<:k  of  good /elUvft 

Dccuriatio,  ori*.  f.  a  dMuing  into 
*zi'ard$,  q.  d.  cintfaniei 

Dccuriiitue,  a,  um.  pt.  divided  into 
'Wards,  hardsy  or  troopt 

Dccuriatiis,  us.  m.  tU  dividing  into 
companiei  often  mer  each 

Deiurio,  5nis.  m.  a  civil  officer  Hkr 
utr  k  jh  conjlabky  o  tytbtng  r:an:r 
a  C'/UTrir\\  an  alticrma  «  in  a  curpo- 
rurioa,  as  a  Icnator  was  at  Ruire  : 
A\(oa  captain  over  ten  mrn^  ho-fe, 
or  foot,  the  foremen^  or  leader  of 
the  fie,  a  co^p-.r^l^  or  jerjcant. 
Decurio  palatii,  Marc,  the  Urd- 
ftenvard,  or  ptr  baps  tkthcmjt' keeper. 
Pecurio  cublculariorum,  onr  rf 
the  bead  chawtborlaim,  Soet. 

P^rurb,  are.  aft.  to  put  into  /mall 
i  it.Hpartiet 

Decur'u?  Sen?,  us.  m.aferjeant^splac-. 

Dcturrcnr,  'is.  p».  runring 

Dcii  rHiur,  impe;f.  they  rnn,  orbav 
rcc:iif^e  to 

DctuiM),  "re,  ri,  Gf  dcciiciirri,  t 
rtift  ^ior,  or  along,  to  run  haftily 
"  'mjt  a-n.'f,  tore/orttcf.rjuccwT^ 


D  t  D 


b  Eb 


to  have  recoutfe  to:  Alfo,  to  fail  iDc6ii:ijiain9,  th.pt,  dijjgrgciw^ 
ahng^  to  fct  dawn,  or  dtfcrile  Laf-  |  Dcdccd:  atus,  a,  um.  pt.  jtijfM 
tiljfy  to  rrtn  over,  to  go  tlrifUgb  j  bcd.'cdri,  are.  ^ik,  tp'dipmm 
ivith,  topafs  cvtr  |Dedccoro(e,  adv.  fkamtjuly  . 

Decur/ini,  adv.  7iirb  tape  DtfdccSro  us,  a,  utti.fam^ 


Dv:dccuru9,  a,  um.  ai^.  I^ 
Ocdrcus,  oris,  n,  d'graiet^ifi 
di/henckr,  fi^ame,  a  (hoa^^ 
diigmcffui  thing,  or  afiito 


Uecurfiojonis.  f.  a  tannings  or  courfe\ 

a  tilt,  or  tournament,   a  d'fctnt,  or 

inroad  of  barf  men  into  an  eueniy*s 

country^  s failing 
Dccurfurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  run:  Drdeiis,  tis.  pt.  lurrtn^rirg 
Dccur(ii5,  a,  urn.  pt.  galled,  or  rurA  Dedicand\is,  a,  um.  pt./#^^ 

ove",  fun  cut,  fmjbed  \  D'w-dicaii^,  li?.  pt,  drdimtivg 

Dcvurius,  us.  nj.    a  rut.ning  dGV>K,\  Dc"Tc5tio,  onif.  f.  a  d'dJratif 

a  defcent,    a  tilt,    or   touruamtKt,\  DcdlcAtutiis, »,  um,  ^t,  oh»H^ 

the  end  of  a  courje,     or  race,   a\      dfcate 

coutfe,  ftreant,   o:  cataraP.,  Met.;  Dedicitus,    »i    um.  pt.  ii^ 

a  goirg,  ox  pajfirg  tlruugb  j      ccttjtct  afed,  detfo;ed  i 

Dccurtalio,  cni?.  f.  a/hirtening  \  Dedico,  are  aS.  to  deJiuH,  ^ 
Decuniuxi,  i,  txm.  ^t.  jkorttned  j  f  erdte,  to  devote,  Di'.kai  ^ 
Dccurto,  are.  aft.  to Jhmen  |    ^^tz,  they  dfttver  tbeir oM 

Dcius,  or  s.  n.  acreuu^  or  grace^  an  j  beJTccir,  ari;  to  be  deditalm     • 

honvur,  or  commcniiatiin  Dedignandoft^  a,  um.  ^i«  ^i  ^^ 

Dc(ur*atiir.,  m\v.  crofs-wrfe  I      dained 

Oucul.-atio,  onis.  f".  a  cutting  acrt,fi    Dcdignaiu,  tis.  pt.  dfiahai 
Dec-flis,    is.   m.  a   coin,    or^i^cf  o/*.  IVrdi-^niliotun:s.f.dr/itaJi«i( 

ff"iy,  ef  'he  value  of  the  Jitnar-  Dadignatus,  a^  um.  pi.  bfvi*2^ 

dcT».irius,    ten    ajfti,     t'n    psvinis,      di,n.d 

iViilht :  Alfo,  the  Kumberoj  ter  j.  Ocdi'gnor.ar<,atiis  fum.depA^ 

the  figure  iftheUttcf  X 
Doc.ufli>,  arc   acV.  to   cut,  or  divide 

after  thr  fi,rm  of  the  letter  X.   to 

cut  ejuaily  in  the  mia/l,  crtjs  nuife 
Dt^uHus,  a,  um.  pr.  jbaken,  beaten 

down,  or  demoVtfhed 
DccuHus.  us.  m.  tf  beatirg  do^on 
Dccuiicns,  tis.  pt.  /baking  down 
Dc  utio,  '.rr,  Ihjffum.  aft.  to  Jhake 

d'ltvn,  to  flrike,  ot  fiiake  off,  to  beat 

dofon 
Dl'cutlor,  i,  (Tus.  pa(T.   to  be  f»aken 

off,  or  fricken  a.<wn 
.Jl'<\  rco.cre  n.  cunft  arc.  to  miJhecifKe 

Dcdicet.  impcrl.  it  a-nh  not  laonre  yirhea  ¥p^  addifffd, 

|OcdtcOT>ou's»\^"\.UT.^'.»r;'>j^^t/^rtfr^«,<       of  Jet  purpo/e,  Cic» 


Dfdim,  pro  dcderim,  Ter. 
Dcdifccndus,  o,  um.  pt.  A  t^ 

learned,  ti  he pr^Butd if  ■•" 
DetJifco.rrc  dedidTci;  "^-^ 

to  unlearn,  to  forget  wbe^  ^ 

learned,  to  leave  one's  firt^ 

Dedil'cor,  i.  paflf.  to  btfifgi^ 

be  difufed  ! 

Dcditio,  onis.    f.  a  yieW^^ 

fu*^rtnutr  i 

OciHtTtius,  a,  um.  adj. /■«'■■■ 
DeditiiniP,  a,  um.  pY.  tfM  "J 

render 
DcdTius,  a,  um.  pt. fff*»i'*! 


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d»4),  it<im.  N  ft^itj 
fiv*  Mpy  Qt  furlrtfidefy 
^  H  €9mimi,  or  intruf 
dItBi.   pair.  t»  be  r<- 

'fvM  B^ 

u,€ttm.  «A.  ^«  tMiach 

his.  f.  anbe^in^ 

tit.  th.  ira  ievber 

,  lim.  pt.  i6tf«^i 

:i  lii;  b.  w  |Tif**  the* 

'Qgrievtwi  S^n 

zh.,  TO  cut,  orBe^Vfifb 

fbifi  wffmirt,  10  fa- 

atiil.  pin.  to  bt  hHfftd, 
f 

8.  pt.  Art>^r 

,«i,  ttatn.  aa.  t%  bring 

f^ehf  or  j^«//  «foitm,  re 

or  tranfp/an ft  to  vfatt 
\itekd,  to  drapft  or  fpin 
,  to  fiiBtra^,  or  flAir^, 
f(9  removty  or  wtbilraiu, 

to  bring,  or  lead  forth, 
ftttl,  or  fkndir,  toper- 
'aunchy  Vit.  tofpread  ' 
fttts.  r9  ^  hreugbty  $cc, 
aif.  f.  if  brining,  or 

'sbaitmttit 

Si  freq.  /«  ccniuR  efien 
til.  HI.  ^  ediHpanion,  an 
^client    ' 

ik.  Old.  ^XiO^mttbleMd 
ly  ii'ai«  pt.  or>  com  p. 
rrci«i^y  amSffed,  banded 
ri^t  JUnder^  Ivw,  & 
;«,  diwded,  abttttdt  de^ 
^ti  tvtrfrvm  sny  things 
wntrmSled 
i.fK.flraggHng 
il«  t$  wander  eut  of  tb€ 


DBF 

W<^,  f»  ftr^ggfe,    or  i^  i?^tfjF. 
Met.  f»  ftigrwji  from  the  pitrpoje, 

to  mifs  ths  mdrit 
Defaecat^,  adv.  noHhemt  dregs, 
Uefikcatio,  onii.  f.  a  fining 
Defccatus,  a,  um.  pt*  faeed^  than 
from  drelga\  Met.  jptielt  dnd  free 
f  fro^  triable    ■ 

Delfaeoo,  are.  a^.  to  decant,  tvftrain 
Defabcdr,  ari,  Ecus,  pafT.  t&bedra^m 
frem  the  ieei.  Met.  to  be  certsim, 
.  t»  bep/aiik 

Defakatio,  onlt.f.  a  pruning^ 
P«falcatoi,  a,  um.  pt.  pruned 
Df  falco.,  arc.  adt,  to  prune 
Defiioacio^  ooil,  f.  m  uefaming,  ic- 

fllmati(^ 
Defaoiattti,  a,  um.  pt.  flimiiS|  Tup, 

defamea 
Dttfiimo,  ire.  adl.  to  defimu 
l>efatigatio;  onis.  f.  xbtar^t 
Dtffatigatus,   a,  uni.   pt.   ^ufearied, 

tired f /pent,  ivorh  out  tf  hemf 
Defatigo,  ire.  a6b.  to  wesry 
l>efatig;or,  ari;  to  be  iteaned 
ptMktns,  tis.  pt.  taagtei/bing 
befeftio,  onti.  f.  ade^edion^  or  re' 

volt,  a  fwooti,  or  i^ua/m,  a  wmit, 

afaitmgi  or  demoting,  an  eclipfe, 

fieblenejs,  ^oeaknefi 
Defeftivus,  ai  uoi.  defeSive. 
Defe^or,  oris.  m.  a  ^evolter 
Defe^nis,    %,  um.   pt.  abtmt  to 

revolt,  or  di^t 
Defe^us,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  cosnp.  ff\- 

mbs,  fup.  'wafled,  jjpent,  worn  out, 

decayed^  Kvatiting,  or  bdvi^g  loft, 

forlorn,  de folate,  in  a  ftifoon  t  Alio, 

quitefint^eJ 
DefeAus, fis.  madefeSi, vtant^fail" 

ing,  an  eclipfe 

IDefendendus,  a,um.  pt.  tobedefemded 
Derendens,  tis.  pt.  dtfktodlrtg 
Pet'eudo^  Ixt,  d>  (um,  a^.  tojlriki. 


or  keep  off,  out,  or  auay,  to  defend, 

to  preferve,   or  keep,    to  avauch  d 

thing,  to  maintain  Mfid  ftand  to  it, 

to  mil,  bear  the  part  of 
Defcndor;  i,  fu4.  paff.  to  be  kept  of, 

to  bt  preferred,  or  defended,   to  be 

avouch^ 
Defenfaas^  tis.  pt.  defending 
Defenfio,    dnis.   f.  d    dffhtdikg,  et 

defence 
Defenstto,  are.  to  defend  very  efte^ 
Dcfenfo,  arc.  to  defend  often 
Difenfor,dr[$.m.  a  defender^  or j^oi- 

our^  a  keeper,  or  prefet^er,  anad^ 

voemte  in  UtHP,  a  champion,  agugr* 

dian 
DefensGrus,  a,  um*    pt.  that  miU 

defend,  or  mdinteun 
DcfenfuB,  a,  um.  pt.  dtftnded,  btpL 

maintaiked  * 

Deferbeo,  ere.  togrotfcool 
Deferendus^  a,  um.  pt.  to  beeetrried 
Deferens,  tis.  pt.  bringing 
Def«ro,  fers,   tfili,  latum,  ad.  /• 

cariy,  ox  bring,  to  convey,  to  brings 

or  carry  word,  to  offtr,  prtfent;  or 

befhw,  Deferre  nomen  alicujoi, 

io  implead  one,  or  complain  of  him, 

Deferre  primas    alicui,    to  givt 

him  the  preference^  Cic. 
Dcfgror,  ri,  Wtus.  paflT.  te  be  carried, 

counted,  comnuttod.  Sec,     . 
Dpfervcfacro,   ere,  ccl,   aftom.  U 

make  to  boil,  to  msketberoto  hot 
Defervefaaus,  a,  um.  pt.  boiled^ueH 
Dcfervefco,  irt,  deferti  df  dafirbui, 

incept,  to  grow  eool.  Met,  to  fe» 

lenti  Met.  to  be  abated 
DefeiTus,  a,  um.  pt.  %ueaty.  Ig^u 

Innguidi  Upiefi,  heartlefi 
Defetiicor,  i,  defeflTui.  f  be  ^meafj^ 

or  faint 
DeficitM,x\s.  ^  f«Uii^^  ^^« 
htimg  in  un  etli^jt^  U«» 


D  E  F 

Deficioy  ere,  eci,  eAum.  i€t»  to 
leave,  or  Jaii  one,  to  h  in  an  eclifje, 
to  faint f  or  he  Ji/couraged,  to 
decay,  to  revolt,  to  end  in f  to  break 
at  a  bankrupt  doth 

Deficior,  i,  feflus.  pafl*.  to  be  defii- 
tute,  or  not  Jufplitd,  to  want 

Defigeni,  t/s.  pt./e^  Defigo 

Dcf  igOy  ht,  x\,  xum.  z6t,  to  put 
dtnvn,  top/ant,  to /often  vfitb  nails, 
to  thrufi  into.  Met.  /•  afionijb,  to 
pitch  a  camp.  Dirisdeprecationibut 
defigere,  to  biioitcb  one,  to  plate, 
to  fix,  or  he  intent  upon 

Dc rigor,  i,  xus.  paiT.  to  be  fuck 
doun^  to  be  intent  upon,  &c.  Cic. 

Cefnio,  Ire,  ivi,  Ttum,  i€t.  to  bound, 
or  limit.  Met.  to  end,  or  conclude, 
to  determine,  prcpcje,  or  mppointj 
to  declare,  to  fft  dcHvn,  to  dffine 

Pifinior,  >ri.  paiT.  to  be  bounded,  kc. 

Definite,  adv.  predjely 

Det Initio,  oniSk  f.  a  Rmiting,  or 
hcundirg ,  a  d*finition 

Def.hitivus,  a,  um.   adj.  definitive, 
'  to  be  explained 

Dcfiiiitum  fft,  it  is  refolved 

Dctinllus,  a,  um.  p:.  defined,  di' 
teimir.ed.,  or  limited 

DcRo,  cri.  pair,  to  lack,  or  to  be 
^•ar.ting 

Dcfixurus,  a,  um.  pt.  About  to  faflcn, 
fct,  &c. 

Defixus,  ?,  um.  pt.  fafined,  fixed, 
Jet,  intent,  at  a  ft  and  \ 

t)tfiagr3n8,  ti*.  pt.  conjumtn^ 
l)e^agrati»,    onis,  f.  a  burning,  a 

Corfia^raXiw 
Dlf^agro,  are.  n../o  be  burned  4own, 
to   be  jit  on  fire:  Al»o,    to  grow 
Jo9ieni4M^,c9ol,  tobeaUyed 
J>.rieaeiJ£,'i'j8.  pt.  bendir.g 
LcRe&o,  ht,  iii,  xum.  a£^.  to  bend, 
or  Sffw  devm^  t9turnafidt,  ikbt 


D  E  P 


D  E 


cBanged  amd  altered,    to    digrefi  Deftf  nt^rer,  Sri.  vid. 


from  a  purp*fe^  f  «r^ 
Deflendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  bewailed 
Deflenti  tit.  pt.  bewailing 
Defleo,^  ere,  evi,  etum.  a£t»  te  be" 

wail,  to  lament,  to  weep  /or 
Defletus,  a,  um.  pt.  bewailed 
Deflexus,  a,  um.  pt.  bended,  or  laid 

as  a  vine,  turned  mtt  of  the  tvay 
Deflezus,  ut.  m.  a  bending 
Deflo,  are.  a£t.   te  blew  away,  to 
blow  off,  MtX.,to  blow  upon, to Jligbt 
DcHoccatui,  a,  um.  pt.  worn  eut, 
Deiloccati  fenes,  rufty  ol^ftHewt ; 
bald,  without  bair 
Deflocco,  are.  a  A.  to  fetch  the  nap  of 
DeHoratus,  a,  um.  pt.  having  fixd 
its  bhjams,   or   l^  its  fruit,  _de- 
flowered  \  foreftalled,  anticipated 
DeflorefcenSytis.pt.  cafting  its  blojms 
DeHdrefco,  ere,  deflorui.  tofbed  its 
bloficms,  to  fhtd,  or  cafl  itsjlefmferi. 
Met.  to  decay  and  fade 
Defiuens,  tis.  pt.  falling  off 
Defluo,  ere,  xi,  xum,  tofi&w,oxfwtm 
doivn,  to  go  atnon  by  xvater,  to-full 
down,  tojhp  oui,  to  fall,  otjiip  off^ 
Sk&  hair  doth,  to  be  over,  or  at  an 
end,  tofivw,  or  abound,  f  dut^^ 
tofaue,  to  he  derived,  to  aefcend: 
Alio,  to  flow  all  out,  to  ceafc  tofiow 
Defiiiviuni,  i.  n.  a  falling  off 
Defluus,  a,  urr.  zdj,  fio^cing  down, 
I      banging  down,  long,  falling  off 
I  Defluxio,  onis.  f.  a  defiuxion 
Defodiendus,  a,  um.  yi»  to  be  buried 
Defodio,  ht,  fodi,  foffum.  aA.  to 
dig  down,   to  dig  in  the  earth,  to 
bury  in  the  grounU 
Defodior,  i.  ffus.  to  be  digged,  &c. 
Defoenerandus,  a,  um.  to  be  ruined 


Difore,  i,  e,  defutur 

to  be  wantif^  ieret 

Dc/ormitio,  Snis.f. . 

difgradng^a  debnu 

Deformatus^' a,  um* 

deformed,     difgraci 

formed,  Jhaped 

Deformis,  e.  adj.  or,' 

fop.  deformed,  ugly, 

figured,    ill-favourt 

rough,  sauubivated, 

nourable 

Deformitaif  atic.  f. 

linefs,  ili-favekredm 

dif grace,  difbomour 

Deformiter,  adv.  di^i 

Deformoj  are.  ad.  / 

deform.  Met.  la  dift 

fcribe,  U  dram  m  mo^ 

Deformor,  an,  atvs.  p 

figured 

Defofl[u8,  a,  um.  pt.  di^ 

buried,  aU  deep  into, 

DcfoflTus,  (is,  m.<a  diQ 

Defrafius,  a,'um.  pt.  t 

Defrxoatus,  a,  um.  pt 

Dcfraudans,  tis.  pt.  be^ 

Defraud  a  tor,  oris.  m. 

Defraudo,  arc.  aft,  to.  I 

ceive,  to  defraud,  to  c 

Detraudor,  ari.  paff.  io 

Detremo>  ui.  to  be  appt 

Defricatus,  a,  um.  & 

um.  pt.  rubbed  bard 

Defrico.  are,  u^  (^  av 

atum.ad.  to  rub  hard 

dcfricaco  coUinitoqu 

aiiquem    fale  multo 

fiarp  upon  one,  to  cen^ 

Defricor,  ari,  atus.  pa£ 

J "     all  over 


by  paying  inter  eft 
Defotneratui,  a,  -um*  pt.  deepfy  tM-  j'Detrigefco,  See,  zi,  top 


E  G 

fregi,  fradum*  a£l. 
»^  or  ^ 

}zCr,  to  hi  broken  down 
,  um.  ptiL  defrauded 
iCt^  pro  defraudo 
I,  uoi.  adj.   belonging 

i^»  /o  ^02'/  fftfw  «rV« 
n.  a  mixture  made  of 

,  itum.  a£b,  U:  fitun^ 
refufe^  to  aeeept  of» 

de/ugiam     aufiofita- 

>er  dtny  to  obey  order  ■ 

.  to  bramdifif 

Ar,,  JUghtly 

i.  about  tofini/b 

im.  pt«  that  batb  gone 

>  a  bm^efi,  rid,  quit, 

ended,  fnijbed:  Alio, 

?.  .     . 

D.  a  dead  eor^ 
a»   um.    pt,    to  be 


D  E  G 

Deg^B^Sro,  ire,  /v  degenerate,  to 
grow  worfe,  to  emafculate,  to 
weaken^  not  to  come  up  to,  to  fall 
Jbort  of  '^ 

Degenv,  tis.  pt.  living 

Degero»  Sre,  fli,  ftam.  a£^.  to  carry 
away 

Deglubo,  ere,  bi,  bTtum,  & degl up- 
turn. aA.  to  full,  to  pull  ^  the 
Jkiny  or  rind:  Alfo,  tofiea,  or  flay 

Deglubor,  i.  paflT.  to  be  peeled,  bufitd, 
or /belled 

Degluptus,  a,  um.  pt.  flayedt  cir- 
cumcifed 

Degluiino,  are.  a6l.  to  unglue 

Dego,  ere,  gi.  to  lead,  to  pafsf  to 
Jpend,  Abfoi.  to  live,  to  dwelU 
DegerebeUuia,  to  wage  war 

Degor,  i.  pair,  to  be  led 

^DegrandiAat,  imperf.  it  bails 

I  Degraftatue,  a,  um.  pt.  robbing,  or 
killing  upon  tht  bigbway 

Degraflfor,  ari,  dep.fo  rob 


DE  J 


I  Degravatus,  a,um .  pt,\veigbedd»wn 
fttdi,  fufum.  t€t,U  iDegravans,  tis.  weighing  down 


I,  um.  pt.  to  be  done, 

r 

08  Aim.  dep.  to  be  rid 
to  go  throw  with  it, 
ot  perform  his  duty,. 
be  quit  from  a  thing* 
fger,  to  make  an  end, 
e  eom^ted,  otfeuisfled 

i.   pt*  poured  dvufn, 

WiL  pt.   ahout  to  be 

to  he  led,  ox  lived 
adj.  degenerating,    in 
d  ienfe,  ignoble ^  cow 
HMTted,  unwortly,bafe 
t.  fU ^degenerating 


Degravo,   Sre.  a£t«  to  weigh  down, 

to  fink  down 
Degravor,    Sri,    itus.    pa(C.  to    be 
'     weighed  down  > 

Degredior,  i,  iTus.  to  go  down,  to 

dejcend 
DegrelTus,  a,  um.  pt.  g^ng  dswn,  or 
being  come  down,    alighting  from 
borfeback  CoftKequitibui  ad  pedes 
deg'eflis,  w'th  dragoons,  Li  v. 
Degulicus,  a,  um.  pc.  devoured 
Deguftandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  tightly 

touched,  or,  Met.  fpoken  of 
Deguftatio,  onis.  f.  a  tafl'ing 
Deguftatus,  a,  um.  pt.  tafted 
Deguflo,  are.   a£^.  to  tafte.  Met.  /• 
found,  or  try  one,  to  touch  fligbtlyi 
to  /peak  briefly,  to  catch,  as  fire 
dpth,  to  eJI'ay,  to  prove,  tffnteivoi  ^ 


Dehaurio,  Tre,  ft,  ftum.  a£(.  #• 
draw  out^  or  of 

DShinc,  zdv,  from  henceforth,  benccm 
forward^  after  thit  time,  and  then, 
after  that 

Dehifcens,  tis.  pt.  gaping^  opening, 
cleaving  of  under 

Dehifco,  he.  to  gape,  or  opon  wide, 
to  cleave^  or  chap,  as  a  tree  doth, 
to  chap,  or  chink,  ai  the  groand 
doth,  to  open,  as  the  flcy  doth  to 
open  andjpread,  as  a  flower  doth. 
Dehifcere  in  aUquem,  to  inveigh, 
or  rail  at  one,  Cic. 

Dekdnei^ameotum,  i.  n.a  di [grace, 
or  dijparagement,  m  blemtfh,  or 
aisfigurement,  a  reproach,  or  de^itt 

Dshone((atus,  a,  um.  pt.  dhflgnred 

Dehonefto,  are.  adl.  to  difgr^ee,  or 
difparage,  to  difcredit,  or  difcoun" 
tenanee 

Dehorte(his,y20  Indeconis 

Dehortans,  tis.  pt.  deborting 

Dehortor,  a^i,  atus  fum.  dep*  to 
debort,  dijfttade,  ox  idvife  to  the 
contrary 

DejeAio,  onis.  f.  a  throwing  down : 
AMoaftool,  or  a  going  to  Jhol,  or 
making  water 

Dcje£^o,  are.  to  Ci^^  down  often 

Dejedus,  a,  um.'  pt.  cajfi  down, 
fallen  down,  /bed,  /lain,  killing, 
fetting,  low,  declining,  as  the 
moon,  debafed  by  the  lofo  of,  de^ 
jeBed,  diffiixed,  Spe  de),e£luf, 
difappointed 

Deje6lu8,  Cs.  m.  a  throwing  down^ 
or  turning  out  of  place,  a  bending, 
or  defient,  as  ot  a  hill,  the  em» 
bojfment  of  a  precious  ftone,  a  fel- 
ting, or  cutting  down,  as  of  trees 

Dejero,  are.  to  fwear  downright,  or 
pointblank,  to  takt  a  ^<kUma  Mib 


PEL 


DEL 


VtyKitnh  ti%.  ^t.  throwing  Joyjn      !I>e!anaentar,    iri,   atus   fusi.    dep. 

Dejicio,    ^re,  eci,  cAum.    9l&.   fo      cwm,  »cc,  to  he^ai I,  to  lament 
tbr§Wf  or  caji  Acmmy  or  aut  of  the  Deiapido,  are.  a£t.  to  pickoutflomt : 
vfay,  to  put  out  ofoffice,  !•  UiffeivUt'      -^iro,  topavt  with  Hones 
to  removf,  t>r  put  avay^  to  go  to  ftoo/  Deliprus,   a,  um.  ^U  Jltd/ien,  fipt, 

tXsjicior,   i,  e/lus.   patf.  to  he  Cfft       failtn 

doton,  &c.  Pfiici  de  ^radu,  to  be  Delafsabilis,  e.  adj.  wcariakit 
dcgradedjox  turned  out  of  his  place,  Delaf'atus,  a,  Dm.  pt.  wearied 
C»c.   Met.   to  be  forced  Jrom  bit  Delaflb,  are.  att.  to  rirr  out 
refchttfon.  Id.  Dej  ci  dc  Ipe,  to  be  Dolaffor,  ari,  atus.  to  be  voearied 
put  01 1  of  all  hope,  Cxf,  Deiacio,  onis.   f.    an  informalion,  a 

Dein,    adv.     afterward^    bireafter, '    Jecretj    or  publick   accujation,    an 
moreover^  furthermore  imptatbmtnt 

Dcinccpt,  adv.  fuecejpve-y^m  order.  Delator,    oris.    m.    an  informer^  a 
one  after  another,  oejides,  or  mort'       fecret  accufer 
•verjfurthermoref  henceforth,  kenee-  Dllatorius,  a,  om .  accujatory 
forward,  bireafter^  again  i  DelatGra,  9.  f.  an  aecufation 

Deinde,  adv.  from  ther.ce^  from  that  Delat&rus,  a^  am.  pt.  about  tttttHef, 
place,  and  then,  next  after   tbat^\      or  accufe 
mfterward:  A\U>,  hereafter,  hence-  Delatus,  a,  um.  pt.  arrived^  brovghf. 


forward 
Deinsuper,  adv.  from  abova 
Deintegib,  adv.  anew 
Dei  para  Virgo,  the  Virgin  Mary 


tarried,  ctnfetred:  Alfo,  aeeufea, 

or  complained  of 
Delavo,  are.  a£t.  to  toajb  a9ay 
Delebilii,  e.  adj.  that  may  be  blotted 


Dett4f,  atis.i*.  the ges/ktad,  or  deity'      outy  deleble 
Dejugis,  e.  adj.  unyoaked  jD5ie^ihTJi«,  e.  adj.  or,  romp,  de- 

Dejun&uv,  a,  um.  pr.  diijoined  \     lefiatle^plfafant.dehgbtfnUfavoury 

pcjungo,    ere,  xi,   £lum.   aA.    to  pele£tabIHtcr,  adv.  ue/ij  '-  '  " 

unjoin,  to  (ever,  to  put  afundtr 
Dejuriam.  i.  n.  a  ftkmu  oath 
Dejuro,  are.  to  take  an  oath 
DejuvO;  are.  not  to  help 
PeJabor,   i,  pfyis.   to  fiip^  Jlide,    pr       fure,  delight 

fall  dc^Ti,  to  fall  to  decay.  Met.  DeleAo,  are  aft.  to  allure,  ot  draw, 

U  fall  into,  to  defend  as  in  fpeak- 


Dcle£tamentun9>f.n.  a  d^vhr,  afport 
Delr^andufl,  a,  um.    pt.   to  be  dc 

lighted,  or  phajed,  Cic. 
Dele^atio,  5i*s.  f.  dslefUtionf  pUa^ 


ing,  or  writing 
Delaciro,  are.  z(\.  to  tear 
DeJacrj-mal'O,  on  is.  f.  a  peeping 
Del^crymo,  are.  n.  to  nvtep 
Deiaditio,  onif ,  U  a  ivean'tng 
Deladatus,  a,  um.  pt.  tveaned 
l>eiadoy  are.  aft.  to'w^an 
peltewo,  ire.  aft.  to  plain 


f),,.~u 


to  delight,  to  olea  e 
Deleftor,  ari,  atus.  pafT.  to  be  de- 

lighted,  pica  fed  y   fee. 
Deleft  us,  a,  um.  pt.  chofen 
Dcleftus,  ^8.  m.  an  eleBion^  choke, 

or  picktKg  ouf^  a   detachment,  d 

lifvy,  a  aifftrence 
Defegandus,  a,  um.  pt.r^  be  delegated 
D«legans,  ti«.  pt.  d.  h gating,  charging 


M//^i^^«/^j//6v^r,Bevt%ai\o,oTvv&,  i.  o  fttu/wg  awttf^ 


'DEL 

#  gM9g'  in  charge,  or  Mjrtjii 
ccmmijioa  t  AJ^O*  '^  W"" 
of  a  aelt  over  tf  antiler 

Deleeatus,  a,  um.  pt.  ^  ^^  ^ 
banijbed,  appoin*td,  afp^i  ■"  | 
dired^  confecrated 

Dcicjra'us,  \,  m.  a  dete^tUt  ♦'^ 
miffioner,  a  referee 

Delego,  3re  aft.  to  fend  twf*^ 
jer.d  on  an  embajfaie,  "'-^  J 
attribute,  to  impute,  tt  wjM; 
eemmity  or  intruft,  to  gh*  «*flr 
•/*,  to  draw  a  biUwpcn  ■ 

Dclegor,  ari  atus  ptT.  "^/j 
an  embajfador,  to  be  if^, 

Delendus,  a,  ani.  ^,tobi  iMi 

l>clenTf»en,  Inis.  n.  a  hinn^i 

DelSnio  v«/  diKmo,  tte,  fvi* 
aft.  r«  mitigate,  to  eap,  ft, 
9m  up,  ts  cof^lif  ufiil^^] 
his  vits,  10  mope  •*  ^    ^ 

De)enior,  W  del  nror,  tA*  ¥^ 
be  mitigated,  affimgedt  ^t^ 
to  be  prevailed  uptn,  H  he 
avfOy,  to  be  enfiearrd 

Delenhurus,  a,  um.  pt.  ^% 
mitigate  ^ 

Delcnitus,  a,  um.  pt.  eharom,  ^ 
lighttc/^  mopt^ 

Oelen*,  tis.  pt.  blotting  §Kt       J 

Dcleo,  ere,  gvi,  gtum.  iA«  *  ^ 
outt  h  dtfaee.  Met.  to  ttfh  *g 
flroy,  to  edfolijh,  to  kiU^  or  «•*! 

Dcleor,  CM,  tos.  pafT.  U  kt  ^^ 
w,  rafed,  dejtreyed  i 

Drlc'er'ns,  a,  wm.  duidh 
Dclerio,  onis.  f.  /ff  AyJ'ti*     | 
Deletifius,   a,  um.  adj.  tb^^\ 

hhtttd  out 
Deletor,  oris.  ftj.  a  d^bnttf 
Dclrtrix,  Tcis-  f.  a^t  ifrtyr  ' 
Dclctus,  a,  um.  pt.  kkm^^^ 
faud,  defirttftd  ^ 


L  DEL 

B.  »  facrifice  •      Delibro,  ire,  aft.  to  pull  cf  hark 
fg lightly,  of  Deiibro,  are.  [a  libra]  to  weigh  out 

an  effay^  or  taBe^  Dclibuo,  ere.  to  anoint 
atetoitb  a  Ifgacy    Ddibutus,     a,    um.    pt.    anointtd, 
.  a  taftert  of  ctr        befmeargj,     daubed    over.     Met. 
"  a  iegacy  upon  an       ftained^  defiled 

,    DelTcati,  adv.  iis,  comp.  ddieately, 
pf .  gently  touched^        delicloufiy 

9kcn  cutoff  dtfil.d'^e\ivAtn%^  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp, 
,  um.  dclihfratinfr\  iltmuf,  fup.  delicate^  fine,  dainty, 
rs,  to  be  deliberaudl     wanton^    effeminate^  futtip^    coy, 

deiiberatimg  {     fqueamifhy  nice 

fliberately  Delicia,  x.  f.  a  mi  ft 

f.  a  deliberation^  ,Deirci«B,  arum,  pi.  f,  delight,  fiea^ 
IderatioHy  the  de-  f tires,  paftimes^  toys,  fanfiet,  wan- 
\  rhetoric  tonnefs,  dstlliance,  nicenefsy  Jqueam- 

\,n6].delrberative  '.  i/bnefs,  jokes,  banters,  peevi/bnefe, 
n.  an  advifer  froivardnefs:  Alfo,  a  darling,  a 

:rf.  DRliberatum  ■  fweetbeart^a  minion,  a  pa^,prat'r 
or  advife,  Cic.  ///»f »  /'''/<?  *''^««t  «  delight,   that 

iim.  pt.  about  to       which  deiigbts 

(DeiTcium,  i.n.  fee  Dellcis 
•1.  pt.  ^adi.  or,  !DcIia»m,.i.  n.  a  fault,  an  offence, 
tf,  done  with  ad-       a  failure  in  duty,  a  mifdeed,  mfin 
refolved  upon         jOelTcub,  a,  um.  weaned 
Miberate.  to   ad-  ■  Peligandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  tied 
vice,  to  debate,  fo  iPelTgatio,  onis.  f.  a  bindings^ 
\  upon,  to  bandy,   I^ciigaCus,  a,  um.  pt.  tied 

his  mind:  Alfo,  Dcjigendus,  z,  um.  pt.  to  be  bound, 

or  ckt^en 
.    to  taffe^    touch  I^eligens,  tis,  pt.  cboofing 
/mack  of  a  thing,  PclTgo,  are.  aft.  to  tie 
*  J^'J^  '^ff^y  of  a  Deirgo,efc,  lepi,eftam.  aft.  tocboofe, 
t,  or  cu'l,  cum.     ;  pick  out ^ cull,  to feparate,.to  gather 
T  hurt,  to  take  a  ^eXigox,i,\t(kM%,to  bechojen 
ni/h,  tod'flain       Del'gor,  ari,  to  be  bound 

paff.  to  be  tafied  DelTmatio,  onis.  f,  a  filing. 
Oelims[ruf ,  a,  um,.  pt.  filed 
I.  pt.  to  be  pulled  deilipo,  are.  aft.  to  file 

Dtfllneatio,  onis.  f.  a  delineation 

a  taking  the  bark  delineator,  oris.  tti.  ^bo  d^lineatefh 
trk  Delinendiis,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  dawbed 

pt.    hai'irg  thi     I  ei/er 
f  d.  Col.  i2j  56.  beilneOj,    ax«.  ^^»  t9  dfUtteate^  ta 


DEL 

^nw    the   out-dines,  ax  Jketch  rf 

any  thing,  to  make  a  rude  draught  ': 

/•  chalk  out  * 

Delingo,  ere,  xi.  aft*  to  Uck  off,  to 

lick  up  "' 
DelToImentum,   i.  n.  a  mitigating^ 

or  affuaging :  Alfo  a  love-potion^ 

or  powder,  a  charm 
DelInio,ire,ivi,  Ttum.  aft.  to  touch, 

or  rubfoftly.  Met.  to  appeafe,  or 

allure  with  fair  wordsf  ts  charm 

one 
Deilnitio,  onis.  f.  a  mitigating 
Delinitor,   dris.  m.    ajlatttrer^  or 

foother 
Dellnitus,  a.  um.  pt.  touched  gently, 

aUured,    won   •wr,    Cic.    Alfo, 

bewitched X  moped 
Dclino,  ere,  i,  evi,  fif  Ivi,  itun. 

aft.  to  blot,  or  blur,  to  deface 
Delinquitur,  imperf.  a  fault  is  com* 

mitted 
Dclinqun,  ere,  iqui,    ftnm.   n.  to 

omit,  tofaif  in  his  duty,  to  offend, 

to  do  *torong 
Delinquor,  i,  -iftus.  pafT.  to  be  0^ 

mitted,  or  lefi  undone 
Deliquamen,  lais.  n*  the  drippit^ 
Deliquatio,  5ntf.  f.  a  melting 
DelTqtiatus,  a,  um.  pt  molten 
Ditljfqueo,  ere,  cui.  n.  to  melt 
Deliquefco,  ere,  cui.  to  melt  down, 

to  be  diffblved,  to  wax  fift,  urmoifl 
Deliquiae,  arum.  pi.  r.  gutters 
DelTquinm,  i.  n.  lack,  d<feff,  want, 

lofs.  DeHqfilum  animi,   a  famt»     ■ 

ing,  ot  fwoening,  D«iiquium  lolls, 

an  eclpfi  of  the  fun,  Plin, 
De'iquo,  are.  aft.  to  drain  out  water,  . 

to  decant  :  Alfo,  tofirain,  to  clear, 

or  .larify  liquor 
Deliouor.  ai  i..  atus.  paff,  to  be  fined 

doa.:^:.  tc  ke  flraintd  ' 


DEL 


DEM 


DelTrabundui,  a,  um.  d^ftijh  \  Dclnmbatus,  a,  um.  pt.  hipped,  or 

DdiiaRienium.    i.    n.    a  Lau^    in\      hip  jb^t,  noanting  JimtUiy    vfesk, 

pUugbiK^.    Met.   a   doatiev,    or 

fiolijh  iiiltjlory 
DeliranSj  lis.  part,  dtatinj^ 
Ddi:itio,   onii.    f.  a  }[:inX  P'OokrJ 


and  making  of  a  baulk  in  taring. 
Met.  dotage,  rofhy  madttfjs 
Ddtrium,   i.  n.  dotage,  cut  •f  onti 

wits 
Dtliro,   arc.  n.  U  make  a  hanUt  in 
taring    of  land.    Wet.  to  dcatj  to 
ravf,  to  ta/kf  or  aff  .My 
DtrlTruj,  3)  um.  dodtinv,  filly 
Deli'tcni,  tis.  pt.  lurking 
Delitefcen?,  tij.  liiriirg 
Dsliteo,  CT?,  ui.  n.  to  he  hid 
Dditefro,  ere.  /j  lie  Udy  t9  fcutk^  to 

Iftrkf  To  Jljfitfr 
Dciltj'gft,  arc.  n,  to  htww! 
Delttua,   a,    iim.    pt.    befmeared.  or 
anoirted,  blotted,  de fared tf'uhbertd 
De]phin,  Tnis.  &  dtlph-nus,  i.  m. 
U   ddphiKy     n   conftellatlon    in   the 
form  of  a  dolphin 
Dcltoton,  i.  n.  like  ths  Greek  lett-r  A 
Deiubrum,  i.  n.  a  churehjnx  chapel, 
alfo    a  fkrine,    an  altar ^  a  pUt: 
I    before  the  chapel nvbcre  tbf;  ncojh-d 
before  tbey  pcrfcnned J.:trlfcr.  Oe- 
lubra   mu'"arnm  co.'crs,    to  devote 
himfelf  to  hhfiuMii^  Cir. 
Delu^lo,  arc.  aft.  tofiruggle 
DeIu£tor>    ari,    atus    Aim.    dep.  to 

tvreftle 
Deludif  ICO,  are.  aft.  to  mock 
Di;!iiviTf/cor,  ari,  at  us  fum.  dep.  to 

m-ck.  to  impofe  upon 
Deludium,  i.  n.  a  ^in/in^  ever  play 
Deltido,  ?rc,  <>,   fum.  aft.  to  delttde, 
10  beguiU'9    to  clc.::^  to  deeeive^  t{t 
frufiratCy  Or  dlfaptoir.t :  Alio,    to 

^  *"'•'•  '    ^-'  n^tr,  to  be  dJudei 


ftebJ;  Piin.  i3,  4. 
Delumbis,  e.  aoj.  foeak,  feeble  5   tj. 

d.  broken  backed.  Mcl.  Al/b,   JiA, 

TV/:  K  tan 
Delujnbo,  arc,  aft.  tobip  flbot  Met. 

to  make  iniptrftti 
Dcino,  ere,  ui,  itum.  aft.   f"  W^/b 

dean,  to  ^Oi:fit  off^  or  but  out 
Deiuor,  i.  palf.  to  bt  vtafbed 
Dcijfio,  f.  verb,  a  ddatiiin 
Delbfus,  a   um.  pi.   ddudrd 
Uelutamciicum    1.  r.. /:  daubing 
L^clutio,  onis.  f .  a  tum/hinfr 
I).luit»,  i.e.  aft.  to  Jauby  tn  lute 
DcmaVco.  ere,  u*.  n.  to  be^uet 
DemadiJus,  a,  iiin.  adj.  %uet 
7)einagc>gus,  a  ittmagogtit 
I^emandatU5,  a,  om.  pt.  from 
Dcmando,  arc.  4ft.  to  ct'mmit 
Demandor,  ari,  a' us.  palT.  to  be  cokt" 

m/'fted  to-order cd^  or  giiien  in  charge 
Di-mano,  are.  neut.    to  (l ream 
Uiimtnfini,  dcfeft.  J  forgot 
DcmenJiJS,.  a,   um.   pt.  to  take,  or 

he  taken  a^-iiy 
Demcns,  tis,  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimus, 

fitp.  mady  ouirngews,  hair-lraintd, 
f-f>p-'ef/i/.y,   rantirr^y  roarirg 
Deinrmwn^y  i.  n.  iu\}{k,<atr  aho-zvavce 

of  tua:^  ar:nky  or  co-n 
Demcni'us,  a,  um.  pt.  meafnred  out, 

Mtt.parcelled,  detatltd.  proportioned 
Dcmentacio,    onis,  f,  a  makings  or 

tting  n:ad 
Dementer,  adi>.  madly 
Ovmenii.:,  ee.  f    madnefs, /fuptdity 
Dement  o,  "iic,  Tvi,  n.  to  be  ntad^  or 

jlupidy  to  doat 
Dt^mentior,  Iri.  to  tte  fhamefully 
Domeoto,  ar^ .  n.  to  grc^jo  mad 
Dr;-,:co,  are.  n    togodoinn 
Dcali:leT\^i\v^,^,>^a^»  \K  to  bt  Mged  I 


DEM 

DemJfrao,  •«,  ui.  ad.  r»  1^ 

ebhgtj  or  endear 
Dcmcreor,  eri,  iius.  de^.  t$  i^ 

^xtell at  ant's  bauds 
D-mergeAs,  lis.  part,  drmr:^ 
Deniergo,  ^e,  fi.  fum.*^.  »^ 

tff  plunge  ever  head  and'fh 

ftk.    to  froallorv  dfxw.  Met. 

psflid  'Wm,  focp/rcfs^  ttfov.tefli 

Demeiitus,  a,  um.  pt.  deh^ 
•Dcmcrfi.'jOnis.f.  a  dr^wmt^  f^ 
Deinerfas,    a.   um.   dmnedj  m 
whelmed t  fmnh  dvtvn  or  M'*" 
ut,   put,  or  planted  dttp.  I 
alieno  demcri'ui,  (ttfr  betd 
can  in  debt,  Lir. 
Dcmerfus,  us.  m.  a  drvwnitg 
DemeflTos,  a,  om.  /ducked 
Demetatus,  a  um.pt.  dt/fngai/ 

fet  out  in  bounds, 
Dcmcrend^s,  a,  \im,pt,  to  be nt^ 

op  cut  dcivn 
Demetior,    iri,  meofixs  fan,  i 

to  meafure  exa&ly 
Drmetitus,  a,  um.  pt.  meafured 
Demetor,  iri,  atui  fum.  dep.  * 

cui  bounds 
Demeto,  ere,  fliu,  (Turn.  %^,ten 
or  moiVy  to  cut  dvton  ieruy  t»  tt 
or  gather  powers,  to  ebep,vcst 
Demifsrans,  tis.  darting 
Demigratio,   5nii.   f.  fiifting, 

metviMg  from  one  place  to  amiba 
bemig'o,  are.  n.  U  remom  frm 
place    to  another,    H  chtKp  ' 
dwelling,  or  lodging 
Dcminuo.  ere,    im,    utu«.  ■*• 
dimini/h^  to  leffen,  DeailwW  « 
pat,  to  break  one's  beadt  Ter. 
Oeminutiva,  diimnutiva 
Deminuturus^    a^  vm*  pit  iM 

'^^'  ft 


M  DEM 

Aimini/bsi,  kf-  Democritieus,  a»  urn.  adj.  tkmocr^' 
capUe,  OKtmtko        ticaL  Subft.  arepublrcan 
y  or  it  deftradtd  Demolieni,  tis.  pt.  demoiijhing 
r,  ot  family,  or   Dcmolior,  Iri,  Ttiii.  dep.   »•  dtmo* 
red  f  ferve  bis       Hfi),  to  threw ,  fu/i,   or  tsh  atiwn 
If  by  ibi  etiemy  ajxy  tbing  chat  it-  builc,  «r  made, 

iim.  dep.  r«  ad-       Met.  to  dt^ney,    to  aholijh,  to  r#- 
greatfy  move^  or  put  away :    Aifo,    the 

cmip.    ffimi,       Jame  as  molipr 
h.  Met.  meanfy,  I^mSlItio,  onit .  f .  «  throwing  down 
humbly  Demolitory  oris.  m.  a  dtmolifher 

a   letting  fall  Oemolitus,  a,  um.  pt.  dentaii/bed 
tntyOrdifpiriting  i^etuonftrabii:8,  e.  adj.  dematjirabU 
,  hamging  down^  Demonftrabltur,  imperr.  it  pall  be 

declartd,  Cic. 
.  or,  com  p.  fmt  Demooi(raiM>  tis.  pt.  dtm^nfirating 

banging  down,  DemoaftrBinios,  a,  um.  toberelMtid, 
^oroedf    derived,       or  ^ttly  declared,  Cic. 
w»  Met.   mean,  Damonftratio,  onis.  f.  a  demot^rm* 
',  dtjeBed:  Alfo,       tion,  a    char  proof,    Metoo.   the 
ad,    melancholy t        demonftrative  genus  in  rhetoric 
ig  him/elf  Demoaftrativ^,  adv.  drmot:firativtfy 

to  appeafe  Demon ftrativui,  »,  tun.  adj.  dtmour 

•palT;  tobewuare      Jiratiw  . 

ic«  Demonfttator,  oris.  m.  m  /bettur, 

m.  ad.  to  fend       deelarer^  or  relater 
^,  or  let  defwtf   Demoftftratus,  a,  am.  pt.  evidently 
'  fall.  Met.  r<»        fixwedy  detlared^  dtmonfirated 
:  Alio  /o  dig,  Dcmonftro,   are.   a£t.   r«  ^w,  ro 
ri^,  or  ctff  dvwn       point  at,  to  prwe  evidently,  or  uH" 
ocem,  /o  /peak       anfwerahfyt  to  relate,  or    declare, 
res,  Hbr.  or  in>       to  a3  z  thing 
g.  animvm,  /o  Demonftror,  ati.  paflf.  Juft. 

Demdratus,  a,  um«  pt.  dep.  Ad. 
\ff,  to  be  taken,  having  tarried,  Pafl*.  flopped, 
>emitto  ft^'d,  hindered 

datefman  Demordeo,  ere,    di,  fum.   aft.  /• 

1.  a£t.  to  abate,  \     bite  off 

iare  nails.  Sec,  ,'Otmor6tOT,QT\,^zff.  to  be  bitten 
cut  off  the  heady    Demdrior,  i,  toui  fum.  dep.  to  t^, 
abem,  to  cbear        Met.  to  diefcr  love 

DemSror,  ari,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  keep 
taken  off  back,  flay,  flop,  or  binaer^  wait, 

democracy         \     or  k^kfor,  te  tarry,  or  akkk 


DEN 

Demorfaii  %,  um,  pt.  bitten  ef 
Demortuus,  a,  uip.  pt.  dead 
Demotui,  «,  aw,  pt.  removed,  Jen^ 

a^Qi^ybtmiflied,  tbrufl  beitkt   OC 

aflde 
Demoveo,  ere»  5vi«  Stoa.  aA.  iff 

remmt,  to  fend  away,  to  bemflt^ 

to  put  out,  to  difplace 
Demd*«ory  erif  tus.  paiT.  fMr*^ 
■    moved,  bonified,  turned  out 
temptunia,  a,  am.  pt.  abetttie  tttbm 

oHvay 
Demptu^  ai  am.  pt.  taken  #«m^» 

plucked,  or  pulled  off^  erept,  <or 

gathered 
D^anulnir,  a»  vm.  pt.  riagjmgmiA  ' 
."t^^iofi'itiftfbffit 
UemuJceo^  8re,  fi»  fiua>  V  AiHB* 

aft.  toflroitonefrftfy,  to  coah 
Demul£hit»  k,  nn.  ^.fttekedgen^ 

Met.  appeafed,  albtred 
Demumy    adv.  at   length,  at  hflt, 

never  tUl  nam,  or  then,  only,  eer^ 

tainly,  indeed*  Quantum  dejBUfli  f 

hew  mueh,J  pray  T  Cic. 
DernvrraSro,  ire.  a^  to  mutter  ever. 
Demufsattts^a,  vm.  ^•fee  MnAfcut: 
DemutabUii^  eu  ehangeabU 
Demutatio,  Snis.  f.  a  changiag. 
Demutilo,  ire.  ad.  &  Dcnratuk^^ 

to  break,  fx  lop  off 
Demuto,  ace.  aa.  to  change,  tt  alter.^ 

to  revoke,  or  msifin  a  thiiig,  aeut* 

rt  cbaf^e,  or  go  from  bit  parpofe  x, 

Alfo,  H  drjfer 
DemGtor»    $jri|   Stoa.    pail<   to  ba 

changed,  or  altered 
Denarium,  x.  n.  a  penny 
Denarius,    a,  am.    eontaming  tbi; 

nttmber  of  ten,  a  tenth 
Denarius,  i.  m*   a  Roman  deiner  of 

the  value  of  eight  peace  half^emif. 

farth\t\^ 


D  E.N 

Denarrator.  c»rij».  m.  atefler 
Denarro,  ire.  aft.  to  teU 
Den.arcor,  i,  narui.  fa  die 
DSr.afo,  are.  aft;  u  cut,  hhe,  or  pull 

tffones  ftnfe 
I>cnat©,  are.  n.  to  fr»im 
DeDeitanrfua,  i,  qm.  pt.  to  be  denied 
Denegana,  ris.  pr.  denying 
D^BcpatDfut,  a,  om.    pt.  '  aVout  to 

deiy 
DcBcpaNis,  a,  am.  pt.  detrird 
Dencpo,  are.  aft.  /o  »-«y«/i,  or  n9t  to 
■/"fify   1^   to  giw,  or  grant,  to 

fay  he  nvill  nor 
Deni,  ae.  a.  pi.  ten 
Denlrales  feriae,  tht  terth  day  offer 

any  one  died  out  of  a  boufe 
Deoigratio,  onis.  i,  a  hlackning 
Denigro,  arc.  aft.  to  blacken 
Deniqae,  adv.  to  conclude^  injtne,  at 

lalffjinalfv^  at  Imgtb^  in^r^cefs  of 

time:  Alfo,  only, or  indeed 
D»n6do,  are.  aft.  to  loofry  to  unbend, 

oru/firing. 
Den6ini'natio,onis,  f,  a  denomination 
Denom^nattvns,  a,  um.  adf,  deno- 

mnative,  that  is,  derived  of  a  noun 
Denominator,  orla^m.  Aetbatgixfes 

the  lutme,  Boct. 
l>noiniiia:rix,  icis.  f.fre  thatnamei 
Deriomynatiis,  a,  um.  pt.  named 
Dendmino,  arie.  aft.  to  name,  togive 

a  name,  to  denominate 
Denormo,  are,  aft,  tofet  out  of  rule, 

cr  f(ju are ^  to  make  uneptal 
Denotandus,  a,  uni.  pt.  to  denote,  or 

be  denoted 
Denotani,  tii.  pt.  marking 
}>.norarib,  onifi.  f.  a  noting 
Der.otatus,    z,    um'.    pt,    obferved, 

marked,  dratvn,  or  chalked  out 
Qen^tOy  are.  aft.  to/et  a  mark  upon, 
/a/c/hsouf,  to  fet  down 
"  *"  ~    v-;,  .Atu&t  t9  be  marked 


D  E  N 

Dens,  tit  m.  a  tooth,  a  tujky  orfangf 
any  thing  like  a  tooth,  as  the  fh are 
of  a  plough-,  or  teeth  of  an  har- 
row, -the  tfne  of  a  prang,  or  fork, 
t^efukeefait  anchor,  a  key.  Dcn- 
tiom  caverna*,  tte  fockets  of  the 
teeth,  infirmitas,  hofevefsy  Plin. 
Dente  aliqucm  rof^ere,  Mnrt.  to 
fnarle  ar,  to  rail  affair  f}.  A  Ibis 
dentib'>«  den'd^re,  to  laugh  one  to 
(torn.  Plant.  Dens  libycns,  ivory ^ 
Propert.  Dens  erythrJ^rus,  an  tie- 
fbcnCs  tooth.  Mart.  Dentes  c»i- 
nale^,  the  teeth  of  a  comb,  Claud. 
Eburn'js  dens,  an  hvory  comby  Td. 
Perpetui  dentes,  the  teeth  ofafaw 

Denfans,  ti».  pt.  grov'tng  thick 

DeD«ario,  onia.  f,  a  thickening 

Densiror,  cris.  m.  that- makes  thicks 
or  fhfe  ' 

DensatOB,  a,  nm.  pt,  made  thieky 
ftanding,  nr  held  chfe  together 

Deni^,  adv.  iinde  lis,  tomp.  flinni, 
fup.  thick,  ilofe  together.  Met. 
frequently 

Den^eo,  ere.  n.  to  thicken,  or  grow 
thick,  to  clofter,  or  clouter,  as 
cream  docs.  It.  aft.  to  ihickoH,  or 
make  thick 

Denfeor,  eri.  paflT.  to  be  thick 

Densjftafi,  aris.  f.  thicknefs 

Denfo,  are.  aft,  to  thicken,  to  make 
thick,  to  fet^  or  ho'd  cloje  together 

Den  for,  ari,  2tas.  paff.  to  be  thick-' 
ened,  or  chfed 

Denfus,  a,  um.  nr,  comp.  Dimus, 
fup.  thick,  (lofny  fet  clojfe,  full  of, 
Agmen  denfum,  an  army  /«*  in 
clofe  array,  Virg. 

Dentate,  is.  n.  the  wood  wherein 
the  Jha^e,  or  coulter  of  ti>t  plough 
is  ^tff,Synecd.  a  coulter,  or  fhare, 
the  plough  tail,  a  rack,  or  harrow 


D  El 

feeth,  fingle,  or  gag  tot 
one  bom  tuith  t^eth,  i 
eomb,fmfoth,  poliJhed\ 

Denticulatos,  a,  am.  ad 
teeth  hke  tbof§  of  a 
jagged,  notched 

DentKukis,  i.  m.  alittk 

Dentiens,  tis.  pt.  breedit. 

Dentifricium,  ii.  n,  ^ 
the  teeth,  a  Oentifrice 

Dentio,  ire,  Tvi,  Icum. 
teeth,  to  chatter 

Dentifcalpiam,  i.  m.  tf  < 

Dentido  htiW*f,ogTtnv'* 

•  rng  ff  teeth,  the  pain 
them,  dentition 

DenQbo,  ere,  pfi,  pton 
married 

DemidandD8»  a,-um.  pt. 
bare,  or  naked 

Denudatio,  5nii,  f.  y!ar^ 

Dcniidatua,  a^  am.  pt. 
bare 

DenOdo,  5rc.  aft.  fi  a» 
naked.  Met.  to  despot 
expofie  the  body  to  vie'Ui 

DenSdor,  ari,  '5tus.  pal 
bare,  or  naked 

Dcniimifro,  are.  aft.  to 
count  money,  to  pay  in  r 

DSnnnctans,  ^s.  pt.  dtn^ 

Denunciatio,  onia.  f.  aj 
or  foretelling,  a  dtnm, 
claiming,  a  menacing,  o: 
a  fummoning  br  a  fub| 
nifelfae  denunciaiiime 
r\tu9  J  frighted  fy  his  dr 

DenuuDciatum,  i.  n,ads 
1  Denuncio,  arc.  aft.  toj 
foretel,  togive  notice,  i 
tojignify,  to  declare,  i 
or  proclaim,  to  m^naci, 
tofummm,  ot  fm^feeu 

Penuocior,  ^ri.  pad'o^ 


D  E  P 


D  E  P 


the  ftate  ;  alfo  an  extar tinner,  an  '     nuiU  curry  bis  kidt,  Tcr« 
•ptH  thief  jDepiAut,  «,  vm.  ^Lpainttd 

Df peculatut,  s|y  um.  pt.  tkMt  bath  I  Dc^ilatia,  unii*  f.  «  fmlGf/g  •f*i* 

robbed  I      hair 

Dep8cG»ory  ari,  itui  fufn.   dep.  /«|Depllacut,  «,  uto*  pt*  msd$  haktt 

plunder.  See  S^Mo  |      iUo  made  thin 

Dcpelleadut,  a>  am.  pt,  /t  ^  ^rray*   Deptlity  t.  «^j.  i.  c.  mthma  h^drjk^ 

I>  pilo,  iv«.  aa .  /»  full  off  hair 
Pepiogo,  Sre.  xi,  iAoin*  ft£V*  f^pstntp 


in  barrovjit^ 
barrow 
19  difiurden 
to  uncover 

vx^  downward, 

tit  fum.  dep.  to 
to  b^rgJin, 
0t,  or  fromifo 
.  bargained 
fanned,  f  United, 
r  Aiiotprtfixed, 

f     p€g)y     I^AUOI. 

s^Miy  «jr  ^iV^  in 

't 

j.  nigg^rdfy 

padum.  j)^.  & 

r«y«^i  beaflt  in 

dowttj  to  vgar 

ibtx»le 

afl*.  to  be  tatin^ 

.  dep.  totatupi 

feeding  of  cattle 
.  paiF.  eaten  up, 
)t  browxed  on, 
I,  otbrowaed 

to  impover'fjb 
ci  morte  cupio, 

'  with  dfotb,  I  Depcriturus,  »j 
,  Tcr.  vid,  Da-I.    peri/b 

[Depefta,  9f«il).  pL  a.   wneveffe/i 

xure.    a£t,    /o*     ufed  in faerifces 
rels  ]  Dep^tigo,  inis.  f.  /#*  Petigo 

T.  to  be  combed    DepSrr^^iAis,  a,  um.  ^  depett^ofuiy 
f.  a  robbing  of     tbat  bath  tbt  meajks,  or  tjke  kprofjf ' 
/Dcpexus,  a,  um.  pt.  combed,  trimmed^ ' 


Dep«IleQSf  ti«.  pt.  driving  awer^ 
DepeUiciilo,  irf.  ^€t,  to  excorieat 
Depello,  ere^  puH,  puifiim.  aA.  to 
put  atvay^  tbrufi,  or  drrt-e  out,  to 
expel,  tfi  repel  and  keep  off^  to  dri^e 
almg  :  Alio,  to  vtam 
Depellor^  i,  pulAai.  pai£  to  be  thrufi 

^Vfayt  or  o^t 
Depeodendus,  a,  um.  pt.  t§  be  fmid 

dctvn 
DepcodeiUi  tU.  pt.  b^mgwg  dmmm 
Depeadeo^  ere,  419  fuio.  i».  to  kmg 
down,  to  bang  ttpon,  McU^eb^imd, 
to.b9  infu^j^o 
Dcpendo,  2re,  di^  t\\^,  a^.  H  wufb^ 
or  poifi,  to  give  by  weigbt,  to  pay, 
to  bejitow.  Mel.    /•  ottamtMu  De- 
pendera   fomat,  to  be  pttm)bnd, 
Cic   caput,  to  l^t  bt'i  /^,  i*uc. 
Deperdcns,  tls.  ^r^l^ng 
Depcrditu  ,  a,  um.  pt.  utterly 


or  draw,  m  piAort,  mr  fculpli|>«> 

to  defcribe,  to  fu  forth 
P«pmgor»  ^  i€tm,  paC  to  bepm0fti^ 

&c. 
I^pUvgOy  'ttt,  XI,  AuiQ.  ad,  uhem^ 

t^bemr^iifffoatk 
D«|ikui»>r,  u  pa&  taUkwMd 
Pepkn^^  a,  vm.  pt.  platNsdt  or 

P^kolOt  irt •  aA./e  rootttp%  pkpt* 
O  iiTMA  ^a  gnfti  alfo,  m^imt, 
<i*fH 

Deplantor,  iri,  atut.  fA  tot  be 
MWpieaudi,  m  twn  up 

Depleo,  erf,  cvt,  team.  aA«  te  emfty^ 
U/kift  oattofnne  vegUbUo  OMetker, 
H.  decant,  ta  rack,  ta  drink  0^  «k 
up,  DepkM  fiuigvioofo,  /«  kkbhod 

P«pl«or,  itiy  toB.  paA  #•  be  emf^ 
tied,  &c 
Deperdo,  Si«,  didi,  ditum.'  a/6fe.  *j  I>«fleau%  ay  um.  pt.  windiag.  abend 
life,  to  bave   kflled,  or  takta  in  DiplSral^andiis^  a,  um.  ittt  «■»  Az- 


Dep^rco,  Ire,  IvJ,  ^  ii,  itum.  n. 
toperijb,  to  be  lefi,  o^gont,  J9  die, 
to  be  Oefperately  in  love 

um.   pr.  ready  te 


,^U  te  he  be" 


mentmg 
;Deplova 

wailed  . 
Deplorant,  tis.  pt.  bewaihngi 
'Depidrator^  orif.  m.  alamoatar. 
I^ploiituty.  a^  um,  pt.  bewaiM*  or 

lamented  for,  defperaU,  pet^  ww- 

v^Vf  P^ft  eH  hep§,  given  owr 
Deploro,  ire*  aA.  /•  iameiit,  qv  bem 

moan,  ra.  cen^piain 
Deploror,  aci|  at^\«  Y^%  UW\^ 

mtntti 


D  E  P 


DE  P 


Peplum'ity  e.  adj.  tvitbout  ftatherty  IDeportandui,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  carried 

callvWfVfifiedged  I     cmfay,  Liv. 

iDt^\}xmOfZrt.^6t.  to  pluck  off  feathers  Deportatio,    on!a.  f.   a    earryt^g 


SepAoo,   iSre,  ui,  utuin«  n.  to  rain 

doTvnrigbt 
DepSlio,  Ire,   ivi,-   Itum.   aft,    ts 

finifi}^  or  folift) 
Pe^5Utio,  onia.  f.  a  poHjbing 
Dep51TCDi,  a,   um.  pt,  folified,  /- 
.    ui/bed,  perfeffod 
Pep&neadus,  a,  nm.  pt,  ra  ^«  iaid 

a  fide,  orforgitttn   • 
Peponeni,    tis.    pt;    ^"g  doiDn, 

Sobft.  u  -verb  deponent 
Pepono,  txty  fui,  ^  iivi,  ilftiim. 
aft./o  lay^  or  pntda/um,  to  put  off, 
to.  lay  afidoj  to  fie  ^pon,  to  have, 
or  intrufi  a  thmg  to  kg  Aopt  iy,  to 
defofft,  to  fow,  plant,  or  fet,   to 
,  fiake  down,  to  voager,  to  take  off^ 
.   ^  from,  to  refyn,  or  j^*»  op,  to 
leave  off,  lO  lay  one  out  for  dead, 
to  impcjfe  upon  '        : 
Deponor,  i,   situs.  paiH  to  ko  laid 
.  down^  to  he  laid  ajde,  Sn, 
D€ponton.\,v^»m,jupsramnyatedtfieert 
Pepopulandus,  a,  um.  ^t.  to  depo- 
pulate, or  6e  depilated 
Depopulana,  .tit.   pc;  depopif/atingj 

Lv.  33,  22. 
Depdpulatio,  onia.  f.  a  lading  wafie^ 
Spoiling  and  robbing,  pillaging  and 
plun'iering  •     • 

DepSpiiliror,  oris.  m.  afpoHer 
Depopulaturus,  &,  um.  pt.  about  to 

depopulate 
Pepopuiiiusy  a,  um.  pt.  drp,  having 
unpopulated ,  or  laid  wafte,  palf. 
depopulated 
Pepopiilo,  ar<».  aft.  fee 
P^populor,   ari,  atus  fum*  dep.  to 
wafle,  to  rob,  ravage^  t^'^Z^>  of 


Alfo  tranfportation,    or  a  carrying 
avoay  captive 

DeportaturuB,  a,  um*  pt.  about  to 
carry  away 

Deporiatuf,  a,  um.  pt.  carried,  eon* 
veytd  i  A  lib  hantjbed,  exiled 

Deporto,  are.  aft.  to  carry  atvay^  to 
aonvey,  to  bring  home,  to  banijh. 
to  exile.  Met.  to  carry  tff,  to 
tranfport 

Deportor,  ari,  5tus.  paiT.  to  be  car- 
ried, or  couffoyed:  Alfo,  to  be 
banijhed  to  fome foreign  country 

Depofcendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  dc' 
manded 

Depofcens,  tis.  pt.  demanding 

Depofeo,  trtp  popofci.  ad.  to  require, 
call  for^  or  demand,  to  ajk^  or 
nmfi>fon  . 

Depofcoryl.  pafH  to  be  demanded 

Depdfitio,  Snis.  f.  a  depofition ;  alfo 
a  depofng,  or  depriving  of  fume 
dignity,  Dka  depofitionit,  the 
dayofom^s  death,  Ambr. 

Dep5siturn»i.  n.  a  wager,  or  fiake 

Depofirurus,  a,  um.  pt.  al/out  to  lay 
damn 

De;ni{V2SyZ,  um.  pt.  laid  afide,  re- 
fctfe-i,  or  tcfuUJ,  depojited,  rn- 
tru/ied,dtfj>eriite,pfif  oc^e  f^ffaf.ty^ 
or  recovery  t  Alfo  depofed,  or 
turptdout  of  place 

DtpofroJatoT.  ot'w.  m,fee  Poflulator 
Def>oftulo,  air.  aft.  todematd 
DrpraiHatio,  Bnis.  f.  a  rehbing 
Depraedator,  oris.  m.  a  robber 
Deprsedor,  ari,  atns   fum.   dep.   to 
rob,  or  f pot /^  to  plunder  and  pillage 
Depraeliwns,  ti».  pt.  fcuffiing 
Depraelior,     ari,   atus  fum.    dep. 


DEP 

tofcuffle 
Deprivat^,  adv.  corruffk 
Deprava'-io,  on  is.  f.  a  eefn 
a  depraving,    or    cart  up 
crooking,  or  tvritbing,  0 1 
preting,  a  falfe  gio/s 
Depravator,  oris.  m.  a  com 
Depravatus,  a,    um.    pt.  d 
corrupted,,  marred,  fpotlei 
Dep'ivo,    arc.  aft.   to  dep. 
corrupt,  or  fpoil,  to  vtrefi, 
and  difiort 
Depravor,    ari,   Itos.   pifl 
wrefied,  mifconfirued,  &c 
DepiecabHts,  e.  adj.  eafy 
treatedf^red'efy  t&  forgive 
DeprSScabondus,  a,  am.pt, 
DeprScandus,  a,  «m.  pt. 

precated,  or  naooved  by  « 

Deprecans,  tis.  pt.  entreatin 

Deprecatio,  onis.  f.  prater, 

a    petitioning  f    exciffi^, 

pardcn 

DfeprSfcifor,  5ris.  m.  be  tha 

an  intetkeffor^  a  foheitm 

cufer  :  Alfo  a  preferver 

Deprecaturus,  a,   um.  pt. 

deprecate 

Depreciatus,  a,  um.  pt.  d1 

Deprecio,  aie.  aft.  to  depn 

DcprScor,    an,  5tus   fuir. 

befeerhi  dsfirc.  entreat.  Of 

r.ijtly^  rr  rifv^fi  of  fw, 

or  pftitinn  :  AUo  to  tk 

beg  pardon,  te  pruf^  o»"  w 

a   things    to   rtfufr  it^ 

rerwtve^  or  turn  aToav 

DSprehendo,    Sf  d? prenio 

fum.  to  catch  one,  tetah. 

or   tardy,   to  take  in  th 

difcover.    Or   find  out  i 

come  to  the  knowledge, 


\(6  to  overtake,  f«' 
m,  to  feixe 
eprendor,  i,  fus. 
,  to  be  ^iicsd^  to 

f  .  a  difcovery 
eprenfus,  a,  um. 
areSf  taken  in  the 
r   evidence,  found 
wnd  about  one 
ehendo 
:preheniu8 

a  prejjing  down 
.  pt.  about  to  Jink, 
le 

pt.  &  adj.  or, 
r  kept  down^funk^ 
ex.  troaden  under 
:rufi>t  dozvH,  adj. 
»/,  Virg, 
ecio 

[i,  ^ffam.  a  A.  to 
»  tbruft,  prefs,  or 
maketnefioopf  to 
Jet  in  the  ground 
0lis.  pafT.  to  be 
e  down,  &c. 
,  um.   pc.    to    be 

B,   .ptum.  z&^  to 
fetch  out,  to  bring 

,  to  he  taken  ouf 
m*  pt.  drawn,  or 

,.  uxri.   pt.   to   be 

I.  f .  tfff  baftfning 
ft.  abfol.   /9  Mii« 
aft.  ,/o  /»#^«« 
pfitius,  a>  um.  pl- 
ain, aft.  /•  knead, 
m,  taw,'  or  curr^ 


D  E  R 

leather^  It.  obfcoeno  fenfu,  «»7iV 
w/V/b  tf  woma«;  tojeetb,  or  boil 

Depftus,  a,  um.  pt.  kneaded  t^etber, 
worked,  or  trod  with  the  feet,  as 
dough,  Jawed,  tanned,  or  curried 

Depubis,  e,  it.  adj.  ^  depuber,  erii. 
adj.  unripe  of  age 

Depudefco,   ere.  cum  gen.-  /•  be 


Depudet,  uit,  ire.  inperT.  it  itpaf 

[bame 
Depugnator,  oris.  m.  a  champion 
Depugnatur,  imperf.  tbeyfght 
Depugnatorus,  a,  um.  pt.  t^t  to 

fgbt  it  out 
Depugnatua,  u,  uixi,  fought  <mt 
Depugoo,  are.  n.  to  fight  it  out,  to 

J!ght,  to  contend,  to  dijagree 
Depulfio,  inis.   f.   a   thrufting,  or 

beating    away^    a  pleading    noi 

guilty  in  law 
Di^v\(oylTt,  t  to pujb 
Depulfor,  oris.  m.  ttat  repels 
Depulfurus,  a,  um.  pt, about  to  drive 

•away 
Depulfus,  a,  um.  pt.^v/,  or  drmtn 

away,  tbruft  out  by  force,  weaned 
Depulvero,  are.  aft.  to  beat  toduji 
DcpG ratio,  ouis,  f.   a  clea^ng  of 

filthy  matter  in  a  wound 
Qepuigandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  clean- 
fed,  or  cleared 
Depurgo,  are.  aft.  to  cleanfe,  topurge, 

to  clear 
Depiitatus,  a,  um.  pt.  cut  off,  loppedy 

pruned,  deputed,  ajjigned 
Depiito,  are,  aft^  to  prune,  or  cut  off, 

tqjuO^e,  or  efleem,  to  think,  to  re- 
pute, accciirtt,  or  reck:n 
Depygis,  e.  z6],  pinch- breeched 
Deque,  fufque  deque,  up, or  down 
Oequcftus,  a,   uin.  pt.  having'  cam- 

plained  of 
Dcra2cndus^  a>  Mm,' pt,  tobejbavcj 


D  E  R 

tit  f&apied  off 
Derado,  ere,  fi.  Aim.  aft.  to) 

barky  or  ferapi  off 
Derafus,.  a,  um.  pt.  /craped  off 
.DcrSliftio,   onia.  f.  a  itavimg^   or 

forfaking,  dereliBion 
Dereliftusy  a,  um.  pt.  abamebiied^ 

left  defiituffi,  folitary,  uphu/handed^ 

Pro  derelifto  habere,  togixft  njfktf 

thing  for  Ufiy  Cic. 
Derelinquendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  hg 

abandoned 
Derelinquo,   ere,  Uqui|  ftiim..a6l« 

to  leave,  abandn 
DerSpeate*  adv.  fuddetdy 
Dereptus,  a,  am.  pU  fnatched  eiw»p 
Deridendus,  z,  um.  pt.  /•  bi  derided 
Doridens,  tis.  pt.  deriding 
Derideo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  aft.  to  Itugh 

to /com,  to  mock,  to  deride,  to  ttef" 

ffi   ■ 

Derideor,  eri.  pa^.  to  be  derided 
DerXdiculum,  i.  o.  a /com,  a  Uiigb' 

ingfiock,  ajefi 
Deridiciilus^  a,  um.  ^A],'fit  to  ha. 

laughed  at,  filly,  ridiculout 
Deripio,  ere,  ui,  eptum.  aft.  to  take, 

or  pluck  down  from  a  pUa,  t9^ 

fieaJ,  or  filch 
Derifio,  onis.  f.  a  derifion     ^ 
Derlfor,  oris.  m.  afcoffer,  a  jefieir^  . 

a  buffoon  ^ 

Dcrlfus,  a.  um.  pt«  derided 
Derifus,  us.  ra.  derifion 
Derlvandus,  i,  um.  pt.  to  be'  ttarned 

another  way 
Derivatio,  onis.  f.    a   draining  of 

water,   or  turning  of  its  eourf«» 

Met.  a  derivation  of  a  word 
Derivativus,  a,  um.  derivaiive      '  • 
DerTvator,ons.m.  thai  tunieth  fway  ^ 
Derlvatuty    a,   um. '  ^t,     deTvu«4V^ 

tur»*d% ' 


D  £  S 

iikmei,  converted  J  derived^  dr*v>n' 

Derivo^  Ire.  %&.,  r§  drsh,  r«  m 

Wmtiir.  lice,  to  dtrive/rm^  one  m 

mmothfTf    f  turn  afide,   interctft, 

or  tmktxKle 
Dcrivir,  tri.  p«ir.  tn  be  derived 
I>ir54o,  ircy  fi,  ium.  aft.  »•  gnaw 
Defj^EtiOy  enit.  f.  #  d^Bgathm 
Dcrb^'itotf  oris.  m.  rltff  dercgatrtb 
Utrof itorius,  i,  nm.  derogatery 
Dcro^atorui,  a,  um.   pr.  «^r  ro 

dutgait 
DeidgitOy  are.  fo  4^  hfitrntfy 
DerdgOfare.aA. «»  derogate,  t»  Mhsie, 

Oi  iefi0,    n  take  away  hy  »  netu 

igw.  If  mmke  Jtmt  Mcef4itn  M  a 

ftrmtr 
f^eidgur,  iri,  aius.  paff.  toheifffentd, 

Ac.  «zi  wi&^ff  Jomt  etttufe  i»  etn  tid 

laio  is  rt pealed  hy  a  mw  iaw 
Derolttft,  a,  um.  pc.  grunon 
Deriimpv,  ?re,  r«  ^eak  ojf' 
D«ruocinatio,  onis.  f.  f  ruffing 
DeruAcinatus,  a,  utn.  pt.  pkined 
Uerunclno,  are.  tiii,  to  ftain.  Met 

U  cheat 
Derao,  ftrc,  ui,  iitum.  aft.  /•  ^i/// 

^0Wi<r»  take  anuMy^  fleui.  /•  /*// 

dmAtk 
Diroptum,  i.  b.  a  craggy  place 
t>eruptus,  a,um.  pi.  &  Adj.  of,amip, 

^rc*fii,  craggy  ifttep^  dcwmards 
Defacro,  are,  aft.  r$  conjecraie 
Defctio,  Ire,  rvr,  Ttuxn.  to  h  ^uiet 

and  cabriy   torago  iSttrmtefy,    to 

fiiv  cruelty 
Dcftiltaios,  a,  om.  pt.  dancem 
Dcfalio,  are.  n.  to  leaf,  or  danti 
JDrfarcino,  are.  aft.  to  unload 
Defcefldens,  tis.  pt.  defcending 
lk:fcenoi\-W9  imprcf.  it  it  gone  down 
'\/icndo,  ere,  di,  /um.  n.  t9  dtf- 


D  E  S 

rooty  to  alight y  or  light  offy  to  con 
defeer.d,  or  agree,   to  be  content,  to 
degenerate,    or    grow    'xovfe,    to 
tnckie,  iX  fall,  to  dtgejl 
DefcendcBS^  tis.  pt.  defcendir.^ 
Delcenfio,  onis.  f.  agoing  acwn,  a 

defcetity  a  landing 
Derccnfums,   a,  um.  pt.  about    to 

dejcend 
Defcenfus,  ds.  m.  a  dcfcent 
Defczlceii&,  ;is.  pr«  revolnng 
Deiciico,  kre,  ivi.  n.   to  defartt  to 

revo/t,  to  alter  arid  charge 
DefciAus,  a,  um.  pt.  torn  a/under 
Uercitum   eft,   iisperl'.    (Jalf.    thry 

revolted 
Del'citurui,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  revolt 
Defcribo,  2re,  p(i,  turn.  aft.  to  cofy, 
or  write  out,  to  dratv  out,  or  «/*- 
firibo,  to  faxt  or  ajfe/t,  to  divide^ 
or  di/rribute,  to  order,  r*aie,    or 
appoint,  to  define.  Defcfibcre  jura, 
/•  try  raujesi  to  fit  in  judgftncHt 
Defcflbor,  i,  ptus.  paff. 
Defcripcio,    o.nis.  f.  a  ivriting  oat, 
a  copy,  or  tranpript,  a  defcnption^ 
a   laodel,   or  plan,  a   rerifieriftg^ 
dt/hibuting,  or  inroHing  of  people^ 
an   appointing,    a   diftr'ibution,   a 
chara&erifivg,  or  rhetorical defcrip- 
Pion 
Defcriptus,  a,  um.  pt.  8e  adj.  or, 
com  p.   icritten    out,    copied.  Jet 
down,  ajpgnedt  appointed,  fet  in 
order,   parted  and  divided  ^  alfo 
taxed 
PeiScans,  tis.  pt.  cutting  off 
DesecOy  are,  ui,  ftum.  aft.    /•  cut 
offftocut  dcwn,  to  reap,  or  mow 
down,  to  clip  off,  topoh 
Dciecracus,  a,  um.  pt.  profaned 
Uefecro,  are.  to  profane 
Oct'eftio,    onis.   f.   a    dejtQion^    s 
cutting  of,  rMmw\ 


t)£8 

Defe^or^  Cris.  ih.  a  iifBw,  < 

dtivn 
Defeftus,  a,  vffi.  part,  or  i 

apt  mowek,  btwn 
Delerendus,  a,  am.  ^x^ttHk 
Dclerens,  tig.  pt,  frjaihi 
'Dt.i^xo,  ere,  ferbi.  fertom.  > 

leante  tff^  tofnrjah,  to  foil 
Deteror,    i,  tus.  pafH  uked^ 

otforjaktn,  ftc.  Dcfen  i  s 

to  le  difitaHed,  Cic. 
Defcrpo,  ere.  n.  f#  ereef  a';"^ 
DefertStus,  a,  um.  f^t.firjok 
IJefertio,    onis.  f,  a  itjtrm 

forjaking 
Deferto,  Itt.  to  itjitt 
Defertor,  dn$.  m.  a  dtfttfei,i 

toatj  an  exile 
Defertum,  i.  n;  a  defcri 
Defcrturasj   a,    6m.  pL  dt 

forjake 
DeiertD&,  t,   fan.  pt.  j^  1^ 

comp.  ftmfasj  fv^^firfifj 

fertcd :  Alfo,  planted,  *i]' 

unrrhabiti:d,  uuiilkd 
DBlcrrio,  Jk,  Tvi,  ituaa.  n. 

fe}-vice  to,  to  waitmpcn 
Difes,  idh.  adj./««f,jfcfd,> 

careieji 
Deficcatio,  Cnn.  f.  a  dtji^  * 
Deficco,  ire.  aft.  todryaf 
Deficcor,  ari.  pair,  tobedniit 
DesTdens,  tii,    pt.  fiA'if  ■ 

famng  to  decay 
Desideo,  Ere,  edi,  fa/rM' 

id/e,  to  loita^j  hgottjm^. 
DesTderabilis,  e.    adj.   o'l  ^ 

defireabU,tobedefired,^ 
Defiderandus,  a,  um.  ft.ftM 
DesTdBrans,  tii.  pt.  d^vf 
DeiiderStio,  onit.  f.  a  df^ 

wifi:irg  far 
DesYdZrSiTva   Vcrb^  fiiit,  Jl^ 

ttismtur  U  vrf»«  iic/T 


£;6 

.  ^aci  prifc.  m^ 
virhs  of  if/Sring 
,    nm.   pt,    d^id, 
htdfur,  vmaNdy  rmrt 

rWy    tirMngi   plan 

>y  «  re^u^^  petiHtm, 

•  Meum  defideriumj 

•  wvf  bviy  Cic.  ScS' 
am,  the  itci,  Piin. 
entrii)  li/t  f  tU  bit 

2&,  iodtfirt,  wijb, 
KteJf  or  re^mre 
itus.  pair.  /0  hi  rc- 
M^,  r«  i»  miJRw, 
h/tnt 

UnefM^Jkthfubufi 
,  n,  ae  idl«plaei 
d.  qu.  dciidia 
Jltabfutty 

im.  adj.  or^  codip. 
iw,  fothful 
x(edi.  n.  f«  ySn^y 
to  fettle,  t9  Jit  down, 
t9  ajuagtt  or  fall  as 
h,  to  chink,  or  ^tf^ 
doth,  /•  liiht  down 

long  time 

f .  a  dtfignmentf  or 
I  delineatim 

m.  «  marjbal  thnt 
Kejfiom^  &c,  a  mafter 

nm.    pt.    defigned, 

tdf  oxcbofen 

I.  to  mark  ont,  to 

>r  appoint,  to  eboofe, 

niff 

8.  pair,  to  bfjbe%ifedy 

» be  brardeUy  8cz. 

I  running  down 

f  iif  uitum.  o.  to 


fies 


t>ES 


.  ifi^  down,  to  MRgbt 
Desioent,  tis.  pt.  de/ifihg 
Psfinitnry  iiilperf.  «i  M  li  modSr 
IXtino,  Sre^  ivi,  ^  ii,  jftum.  o.  & 
aa.  19  i^^y  f0  iiffy  dyfUif,  i»  omit 

for.  d  tinte,  f  reHonnui  to  bold 
onii  peac*9  fo  temunMe,  ^  end. 
Met.  to  e&me  to  one*s  end^  to  die. 

Defindrc  in  tenuitatem,  tobe  teiper, 
Plio.  10  piicMD)  to  benft  a  fp^i 

Uil,  Hor. 
Desipient,  tis.  pt.  doting 
Defipientia,  ae.  {.flRnefi 
De£pio,  2re,  ui.  to  dottOifar  dfin  to 

rave,  to  he  bghi^beaded,  to  he  dfioi 
DeCftcnty  tii.  pt.  endii^ 
Defiftiiur,  imperr./V  II  dtffiod.  De- 

fitum  eft,  Cic. 
Deiifto,  deftiti,    defiftere^  tit  JUmd 

mpart,  not  to  come  near,  to  depart, 

to  go  etwaj.  Met.  to  leave  ^,  to 

give  enter,  to  dep§t 
De9ituras,a,uin.  pt.  ahomt  to  U 
Desitut,  a,  urn.  pt.  planted 
Desitvs,  a,  urn.  pt.  left  ^ 
Desolatio,  onis.  f.  dejolation 
Des5iatu8,  a,  um.  pt.  ae/erted,  laid 

wafiif  defolate 
Desolo,  are.  to  lay  wafie 
DefpeAans,  tis.pt.  looking  down  npon 
Defpettitio,  oais.  f.  a  looking  down, 

aprojp^a 
Defpedlio,  onis.  f.   a  looking  down. 

Met.  a  defpijing 
DifpeAo,  are.   to  look  dawn  upon. 

Met.  to  dejpife 
Dcfpe^tor,  oiis.  ra*  a  looker  down 
DeCptOius,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  iTu 

mus,  fup.  looked  down  upon.  Met. 

dtjpijed,  contemned^  Jligbted.    Pro 

def^cdtflimo  habere,  to  acmunt 

very  aefpicablc.  Suet. 
Defpedus,   us.  m.  a  looking  down. 
'  Met.  dtief0igj  contempt,  dejt>rt 


befperandus,  a,  um.  to  be  dtjpai¥ed 

of,  de^erate 
Deiperans,  tis.   pt.  being  pa/i  hope. 


of,  de^erate 
^fperans,  tis.   pt.  ^tngj 
4iejpairing :  Alfo  pafl.  to  he    de* 


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Jjpairedof,  defperate 
DefpEranter,  adv.  defpairingly 
Delperatio,  onis.  f.  a  defpairing 
Defperatusy  a,   um.  pt.  &  adj.  or^ 

coonp,  ffimuS)  fup.  pafi  bope,  pajt 

cure,    dejperate,   rejolute  tbrengb 

defiair 
Defpemoy  he,  defprevi,   turn.  ad. 

to  contemn,  to  flight,  to  dofpife  much 
DEfpero,   are.  a^.  to  dejpair,  to  he 

btartleft,  otout  ^  hope 
Defperor,  ari>  atus.  pafi*.  to  he  de* 

paired  of 
Defpicabriis,  e.  adji  defpicahle 
Defpicatio,  onil.  f.  contempt 
Def|ucatuSy  a,  om.  pt.  &f  adj.  fla* 

mus,  Alp.  contemning,    defpifing, 

contemned,  dij^eemed,  dijregarded, 

flt^bted,  dejptfed 
DefpicStus,  fis.  m.  defpite,  a  defpijing 
DefpTciendus^  a,  uai.  pt.  to  be  con- 
temned 
Defpicicns,  tis.  pt.  flighting 
Defpicientia,  ae.  f.  a  iockittg  down 

at.  Met.  adejpiflng,  or  Jiighting 
De/jpicio^  Sre,   exi,    eduoi.    ti.   look 

down.  Met.  ro  dijregard,  to  flight 
Defpirior,  edtus  fum,  defpici.  paiT. 
to  be  overlooked,  to  be  tfiewed.  Met. 
to  be  flighted,    contemned,   dtjpifed 
Deipicor,  ari.  to  be  defpifea 
Delp5iiaodu6,  a,  um.  pi.  to  be  robbed 
i;e)iolutor,  oris.  m.  aflunderer 
Dbi'poJiaius.a,  um.  px%  pillaged 
Deip^lio,  are.  a£l. /oVfr^,  to  plunder  , 

10  pillage,   to  mipoveriflj,    to  flrip 
y    ponden^,  tis.  pt.  btirothing 
Jii  ^ondeo,   eie,    di,   fpojuaai^    t<^ 

^T  KWlijC  Jrccl^  ,  to  bttTQtb^  10  Y^w* 


D  E    S 

fflfjccure  of,  to  defpalrcf.  Defpon- 

dere  animum,  to  fall  intodefpair 

Defpondcor,  eri.  paiT.  to  be  promijtd, 

to  be  liven  in  marriage 
Df  fpons.'to:,  oris.  m.  a  bet f  other 
Dcfpon5ut»:s,  a,  um.  pt.  hetrctbed 
Defpoiifus,  a,  um.    pt.  Jolemnly  p''o- 
mifcdt  fpeeiaHy  betrothed,  promt ^ed 
in  Mjrria^f  affianced 
D«fpf'maru5,  i,  utn.  pt.  darifitd 
Dcfpvlmo,  arc.  ad>.  to  fetrm^  to  cla- 
rify^ tJ  digcfi.  Met.  to  take  cff^  to 
leJJfH 
Delpuo^  )frr,  turn.  a£t.  to  fpit  down, 

or  upon,  to  dcteft 
Defpuur,  1.  p^fT.  to  bt  ^itdovon  on, 

to  be  /pit  out 
Dcfqiiamatio,  onii.  f.a  fcalimr 
Drfqu.Ttnatus,  a,  um.  ^uyteledoff 
Defqiiamo,  arr.  a£lt  to  Jcale  fijbes  : 

Alio,  to  bark  trees 
Defquamor,  ari,  atas.  palT.  tobejraled 

as  fi  flies,  to  be  jcoured,  or  cleaned 
Deftans,   tis.    pt.   Handing   off,    or 

btbind  one  ancther 
Pcftcito,  ere,  ui.  to  Itaveoff fnwinn 
Deftillo,  aic,  n.  fd^//>7;/ 
J^eftjimijlo,  ate.  ta  trick   tc  toefte 
Deftinans,  tis.  pt.  dsfignirg 
Deft.Hrfto,  adv.  ivitij  full purpoft 
DelVTnutio,  onis.  f.  a  purpoje,   refo 
lur'tcn,  or  aettrmination,  defiinatton 
Dcllinatus,   a,  uir.  pt.  bttund  fefi^ 
fixed,  defined,  dfftgr.ed,  appointed, 
determined,  fixed,   rejohved   upon, 
PedinOj  arc.  *tt.  to  bind ffift  together. 
Met.  to  defign,  or  purpoje,  to  order, 
or  appoint,  to  conceive,  fufpeEi,  or 
C'^njeflure  :  Alfo  ta  Jet  a  price  upon, 
to  berroth,  to  mark  out,  or    note, 
to  htiy^  to  aim,  or  level  at »  Defti- 
narc  <pc,  to  hnpt  it  nvill  be,  Li  v. 
^crir»oiiibu5,  lo  give  out  it  it  Jo, 
'  "^^^   ,  Angl,  difhny 


D  E  S 

Deflinor,  ari,  itus.  paflT.  to  be  tied 
faji,  to  be  aimed  a',  to  be  betrthodf 
to  be  marked  out,  v.  Deftino 
Dcftitucndut,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  left 

dtjittmte 
DelhtuOy  ere,  ui,  utum.  aft*  to 
Jftck  dowHt  to  place,  to  leave  de- 
ftituto,  to  dijappoint,  or  deceive, 
to  break  proihije,  to  kofe  :  Aifo  to 
leaite  oiff,  or  give  over 
DcHituor,  i,    tui.   pair.   /•  he  left 

d'Jhtute,  vid.  Deftituo 
Dcfti'iuiio,  511.8.  f.  aforfaking 
Dcili tutus,  »,  um.  pt.  plaeej,  dejli- 
tute,  berejt,  difapfointea,  forlorn 
Deftf  i£luB,  A,  um.  pt.  tied  hard 
Deftringendur,  a^um.  pt.  to  be  pruned 
DeftriRgo,  ere,  ai,  i6hjai.  a6fc.  to  cut 
or  hp  ojf,  to  Jcrape,  or  raje  cff,  to 
feruh,  or  curry  a  borfe,  to  gather, 
or  pult  fruit,  to  diminijb,  to  he 
hard  upon,  ro  attack 
Deftringor,  i.  vid,  Dcflringo 
DcftruAio,  onii.  f.  a  demotifbir.g,  a 

Jubvetfiomy  a  refutation 
Dettrudu:,  oris.  ni.  a  d^flroyer 
i)eftrudlus,a,  um.  pt.  dtfirtyed 
Otiitruens,  lis.  pt.  dffh'ying 
Dellruo,  ire,  xi,  ftum.  a«,   to  de- 
Jirey,  topu.l  aotmi,  or  break  up,  to 
overthrOTv. to  fpoi I. Met.  to  abate,  to 
dijcredit,  to  eUfparoiy,  to  invaAOato 
Deftruor,  i,  to  be  de/iroyea,  Sec, 
Defub,  praep.  under 
Detubitd,  adv.  allonajudden 
Desudafcitur,  imp.  people  Jtveat much 
Desudator ium^  i.  n.  ahot  bath 
DesQdo,  are.  n.  tojtotat  much^  te 

labour  eameflly 
Dc'uefadus,  a,um.  pt.  difufd 
Defuelcendui,  a,   um.  pt.  tiat  mufl 

be  difufed 
Dcfucfcu,  Sre,  Svi,  etum.  neut.  to 
aiju^e  bimjeff^  to  change  hii/ajbim,  ] 


D  E  T 

or  cufieih,  to  mskeone  kavtt<4 
DctOetOdVy  loit.  f.  dijufi 
DcfuStBty  B>  am.  pt.  di^ 
DcfBitor,  drit.   m.  a  wsArr  t 

IttptfremaueherJeieetitkrA 

fnltor  amorjt,  hewhoamum 

tnfirrjet.  Or, 
Defultorioa,  a,  um.  adj.  Am^'^ 

frifki^g.  Met.  iMconfta»tJkkbt^ 

wring,  £qaDt  defultoriii|  i 

h  rje.  Suet. 
Pefultura,  ae.  f.  aveuhmg 
Dcfum,  effe,  fui.  to  be  vai^ 

fail,  to  ahjent  himself,  vtehtd^ 
Deaumft,  J5ie,  pfi^ptum.  id.*/ 

•at,  or  choife 
Defuo,  ire,  ni.  ujen-^  orfifi»hi 
Deiiiprr,  adv.  fhm   aUte,  d 

everhead,  upon,  the  top 
Dcfurgo,  gre,   reti.  to  ariji  Jr 

Mtt.fegotejloet 
Detector^  orif.  m.  a^feeavtr 
Dctcftus,  a,  om.  pt,  Uiitpih^ 

covered,  deteffed 
Detegcndus,  a,  um.pt.  fti«^ 
Dctrgenfy  tis.  pt.  deteOing 
Dct«go,  ire,  xi,  Aum.  aft.  «■ 

ver,  to  t.vjf  ef  rir,  or  nakti,  U  ■ 

chje,  efueff,  oi  difcever 
Deicgor.  i.  pztY,  to  be  deteBei 
Dciendo,  Jrc,  di.  Aim.  ad.  » 

/Irefeh,  or  take  down 
Dctenfus,  a,  um.  pi.  aifrttti 

taken  down 
Detencio.  onis.  f.  a  defeat 
Dctrntus,  a,  um.  pt.  keptbeik 
Deter,  unde  comp.  deterior,  ^ ' 

deterrimus^  i/T,  naaght,  ke^i  < 

kind  cf  things,  sr  perftoi 
De»ertns,  tis.  pt.  ruhhmgejai*} 
Detergendas^  a,  um.  pt.  fktdiP 
Dctergcns,  tis.  pt.  cUaiuni,vff 
Deteigeoy  ere,  ST  detergo*  *«• 


D  E  T 

n.  aft.  t§  fvife,  ^rufi^  fiour^ 
tktmft,  f  imft  ojf^   rub  off^  or 
tff^  u  cUar  uft  ;•  vncevtrp  to 
w,  or  tska  9nijf  a  fwulf  part  9/ 
rceor,  2iL  ftat  f  ht  ckanjed 
i'qi,  adv.  ConfU  wor/e 
miundas  /EtTermiaandot 
■inatip.  Soil.  f.  a  boundary^ 
mc!m/hM,  m  dettrminmtion 
nialtumSf  a»  aa.  .pc«  abtta 
fettrmtM 

mioatas,  a^  um*  pti  detenmned 
mxno,  are. .  aft.  t9  defem^ne, 
Mf»r,  pr  df/cribt  bounds  and 
ifs,  Mst.  t4  mea/ure^  ta  fix  a 
•i^d,  tc  put  am  jtMd  t9 
ro,  Sre.  trivi,  Ttum.  aft.  to 
>(^«  wheat  •ut^  aaia  threfliing, 
.nr^  0M  againfl  anotber,  to  make 
^e«  /o  dhumfif^  Ifjfen^  and 
9*f>  '•  war  «Mf 
«ir,  i.  paC  vii.  Detero 
l^imdos,  a»  tun.  ^X.tohe  deterred 
^Rat,  tit.  pt.  deterring 
^^,  ere,  ai,  Ifttim.  aft.  /« ^/rt^, 
ffiifhtei,  or  difcoura^  to  fiare, 
f^mof,  to  dijfuade  from  vitbout 
mgiang 

*wor,  cri.  to  be  frighted^  &c, 
irntai,  s,  mn.  pc.  difinayed, 
tftturagedf  frighted,  feared 
9(ou  a»  uoi.  pt.  fcoured,  wiped 
rftabilis,  e.  adj.  or,  com  p.  de- 
$aUe'^boninablejUnluekysUn  happy 
iftindm,  a.  uoi.  pt.  to  bedetefied 
flacto,  onis.  f,  detefiation,  a  de- 
ft*f,  otabborringy  an  imprecation 
Aitut,  a,  UTi.  pt.  dsrefted,  ah- 
rrrdt  Airo,aft.  h.Tvinf  intreated 
ftibtliter,  adv.  detefiahli 
*or,  iri,  atos  fum.  dfp.  tidftefl, 
hath  J  abominate,  or  abhor  ^  ro 
vrtp  fa  vifo  by  way  of  curfe. 


D  E  T 

10  ^votd,  or  Jbtu^  to  cali  earnefljf 
to  witnefi    .  \ 

Detezcnduiy   a,  um«  pt,  ta^tmjb  m 

weaving 
Detexeoi,  ti«.  Cic,  from 
Detexo^  Sre,  uf,  turn.  aft.  to  weave, 

or  pfait.  Met.  ta  work  it  off 
Detextui,  a>  um.  pt.  zuoven 
Detineni,  tis.  pt.  dttaimng  j 

Detineoy  ere,  ni,  trjitum.  aft.  to 
detain,  fiaf^  or  binder,  to  ia^oy, 
to  entertain^  or  delight,  to  kiep  one 
in  doubt,  to  fuftaia,  or  fappart. 
Detineot  terrat  mTei»  the  fnow 
lies  long  on  the  ground,  PHn.  • 

Dctineor,  cri,  /•  be  datainfd,  U/o,      \ 
Detondeo,  ere,  di,  fum.  akA,toJbear,  ^ 
to  cut,  or  lop  off  I 

Dctondcor,  eri,  to  hejbora 
Detdno,  are,  ui.  to  thunder  mightily, 

t9  give  over  thundering 
Detonfus,  »,  am.  pt.  fi  m 
Detorno,  ire.  aft.  to  make  by  turning 
Detorqueo,  Hre,  fi,    fum,.^  turn, 
aft.  to  turn  ajlde,  to  warp,    or 
draw.ajide,  to  bend,  or  direa,  to 
mifconftrue  1 

Detorfac,  a,  um.  pt. /vrve^tfutfjr      I 
Detortus,  a,  um.  pt.  wrefi'4 
Detraftio,   onis.  f,   a  drawing,  or 
taking    away.    Met.    dettaSlion, 
hackbitinj^,     Detraftio   fanguinis, 
blood'letiirtg,  Detraftio  confcfti  & 
con  fum  pti  cibi,  the  going  to  fiool 
Detraftor,  5ris.   m.  a  detraBer,  a 

diminifher,  a  flanderer 
Dftrafturus,a,um.pv.  about  to  pull  off 
Detraftus,  a,  um.  pt.  withdrawn 
D^trahendu«,a,um.pc.  to  be  pulled  off 
Dctrahffos,  lis.  pt,  puUingoff 
Detraho,  ere,  xi,  ftum.  mCt,todraw 
off,  to  plucky  or  pull  away.  Met. 
to  remove,  to  take  away,  t9  drAW, 


D  E  T 

or  force,   to  dimhajb,  leffen,    or 
*  aiate,  to  detraB,  difparage,  or fpeah 

ill  of 
Detrabor,  i,  ftui.  to  be  taken  off 
Decreftaadui,  a,  um.  pt.   to  refitfe, 

or  be  refufed 
Detreftana,  tis.  pt.  refufing 
Detreftatio,  oois.   f*  a  refufal,  or 

denial  to  do,  a  drawing  back;  Alio, 

a  depraving,  or  f^fpraifittg 
Dctreditor,  oris«  m.  a  refufir 
DefreftatuniSy  a,  um,  pt.  about  to 

refufe 
Detrefto,   are.  aft.  to  refufe,  to  de* 

dine,  to  difown,  to  pnjt  off,  net 

toaceettof  to  leffen,  diminifif,  or 

fnk  one'i  ceure^e :  Alio,  to  detracl, 

or  ^k  ill  of 
Detreftus,  a,  um.  pt.  refufed         t 
Detrlmentofui,,  a,    um.   adj.    tbaf 

caufes  much  damage,  harmful 
Derrimentum,  i.  n.  detriment,  da* 

mage^  lep,  hurt 
DetrTtus,  a,  um.  pt.  wem,  worm  out 
Detmdeni,  tis.  pt.  thruftiug  aemay 
Drtrudo,  Sre,  fi,  fum.  aft*  to  tbrujl 

down,   tofhovefrom,  to  defer,  or 

put  off,  to  compel,  to  force 
Detridor,  i,  fus.  paiT.     tobetbruft 

out,  to  be  delayed.  Ice. 
Detruncatio,  onit.  f.  a  cutting  off 
Detruncatus,  a,  um.  pt.  Upt 
Detraaco,  are.  aft,  to  cut,  or  lop  off, 

to  maim,  or  mangle 
Decruncor,  ari,  atui.    paC    to  be 

maimed,  cut,  ehopt,  or  lopt  off 
Detrufus,  a,  am.  pt.  tbru/l  out,  or 

down,  ca/biered 
Deiumeo,  erje,  ui.  n.  /•  affuage,  or 

leave  offfwellinp 
Decumefco,  Sre,  tdem 
DetHrbandus,     a,    um.   ^t%  ^  ' 
(brown  dvusn^U^*  ^M 


DE  V 

Detarbitos,  a«  urn.  pt»  tumhhd,  or 
beat  down.  Met.  very  much  troU' 
bUH^  or  di/lurbtd,  difapprnttted 
Dteturbo,  are.  aft.  /•  tumblcy  or  thron 
d9V>n,  te  tbrufl,  or  turn  tut,tt  dif- 
order,  or  difturb^  dajb  andtonfiuMd 
Deturbor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Deturgeo,  ere,  n.  toaJfuMgt 
Deturpani,  tis.pt.  deffrtng 
I>etorpo,  are.  aft.  /•  defio 
I^agor,ari,Itus  fam.dqi.  tomwkUr 
Devaftindui,  a,  am.  pt,  fbivMffitd 
DcvjftSrio,  onit.  f,  divafiatim 
Devaftatut,  a,  um,  pt.  fpoiled 
Devaftn,  are.  aft  /•  d^rty 
Deveftus,  ■,  um.  pt.  urritddown^ 

brought  to 
Perehendoi,  a^  um.  pt«  to  bt  carried 

away 
Devcho,  ^,  xi,  ftnm.  tft.  fe^rrft 
or  c*>nvey^  ai  in  a  Aiip,  or  waggon 
Dcvrhnr,  i,  ftu8.  to  bt  carried  away 
Develatio,  onis,  f.  a  difcoverini 
Dcvclaiua,  a,  um.  pt.  uncovered 
Devcllo,  Ire,  li,  flf  vnlfi,  fum.  t(ft. 

to  pul  away,  to  pluck  nff 
Dcrcio,  are,  aft,  to  unoeil 
Devenfror,    5ii,  $tus   fum.  dep.  to 
tvorjhip,   adore,  or  pray  unto,  to 
^  prayed  again/i,  f  be  atoned 
DevSnio,  Ire,  eni,  ntnu.  to  come,  or 

go  doxvn  to,  to  chance,  or  happen 
Pcvcntonis,  a,  um.  pt.  ^huttoeome 
DevJinufto,  are.  aft.  to  deface 
Devcrb?ro,  are.  aft.  to  beat  much 
I^cvcrro,  ^re.  fi,  fum.  tobefufept 
Deverto,  J5rc,tJ,fMm.  aft.  tq  furn  q/!de 
Derertor,  tQ  be  turre.i  afide 
Devcftio,  irc,  Iri.  tojfveii 
Deveto,  ire.  aft.  to  forbid 
Devexatos,  a,  um.  pt  difquteted 
Devexitas,  atis.  f.  a  bending  ' 
Ocrexo,  are   aft.  fee  Vcxo 
PffT^t,  Bf  um,  Ofi  coflip.  bindings 


D  E  V 

banging,  or  dacrtnmg  dnffn^  fhel- 
vimg,  drmwiag  toward  an  end 
Deviftut,   a,   um.    pt.  vanquijf>ed. 

overcome,  eonfuered 
Devincendui,  a,  am,  pt.  f  conquer 
Devinciendas,  a,  am*  pt,  to  be  bound 
DeTincio,Ire,id,ftttm.  aft.  to  bind  up 
fafi,  to  tie  upy  to  oblige,  to  engage, 
to  eadear,  to  mffure^  or  fecure,  to 
bt^Kper,tr  iutai^k 
Devincior,  Tri.  pafl*.  to  be  bound 
Derinco,  ite,  "id,  ftom.  to  overcome 
Derinftoi,  ti,  am.  pt.  V  a^*'  <>'» 
comp.  bound,  fietered,  tied  about. 
Met.  allied,  or  obliged  dudeude^d, 
forced,  cott/hrahed 
Devlribilii,  fee  Evitabilit 
Deritaniy  tis.  p^  mwding 
Devltltio,  Soil.  f.  an  aveidhg 
Devitator^  5ris.  in.  ajbumur 
Deviiitus,  ty  um.  pt.  avoided 
Devito,  3re.  aft.  to  jtbiw 
Deviui»  a,  um.  ad],  oat  of  the  way, 
or  road,  uncouth,  defert,  unbauut$i: 
Met.  wauderingt    or  fir^gliug. 


Deunx,  cit.  m.  a  pound  trey  laching 
an  ounce,  eleven  ounces,  ekven  parts 
ef  any  other  thing  divided  intt 
twelio ,  a  meafure  of  land  contain' 
ing  26^00  feet 

Devocaturos,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  call 

DevSco,  are.  aft.  to  call,  or  fetch 
dnwnfrom,  to  call  away,  to  recal, 
to  invite 

OevScor,  ari,  atui.  pafT. 

DevSlatiirus,  a,  um.  pt*  ready  to  fie 

DcvSlo,  irc.  n.  to  fie  down.  Met. 
to  le^ve,  to  ha/len  away,  Devolare 
in  finum,  to  drop  into  one*s  mouth 

Oevolvo,  2re,  vi,  Qtum.  aft.  to  turn- 
bfe,  or  roll  dawn,  to  wind  oJT*  Met, 
to  pour  mtt  bffp^lu   to  reffueep  to 


DEI 

Devolver,  \,  utus.  pafl*. 
of.  Met.  to  be  reduce^ 

Dev5iGtas,  a,  am.  pt.  to 
devolved,  come  to 

Devorandot,  %,  um.  pt 
voured.  Sec. 

DcT^rans,  tia,  pt.  devoa 

DevSratio,  Bnit.  f,  ade\ 

DevSritGro^  a,  am.  | 
devotir 

DevSrituf ,  a,  am.  pt.  1 

I>ev5rO|  fire,  aA.  to  dt 
mp,  to  fwaUow  dun 
Jpend,  to  wafie,  to  te 
haftily  and  greedlbf, 
nefhf  Mr  a  thing,  at 
eat  it,  tofi^refi,  to 

Dev^ror,  Sri,  Stat,  pafl 

DevStso,  5nii.  f.  ««! 
ting,  or  giving  up,  i 
or  damning  of  one,  au 
a  charm,  or  mesgit  fi 
Hon,  or  ^foweJ  fervice 

Dev5to,  ire.  aft.  to  dn 
up  by  vemf,  f  couju 
Ipellupon 

DevStfiriui,  a,  am.  ad 
H  a  vow,  or  aerfe,  I 
vctnria^  folemn  forms 

DevStus,  a,  nm.  pt. 
vottdt  defeated,  def 
mined,  defgned,  exec 
deteMle.  Subft.  a  vr 
or  cHent,  devout,  rettg 

DevSveo,  ere,  vi,  Stum. 
to  conjecrate,  to  elevoti 
vice,  to  ingage,  (0  aecui 
to  charm,  or  bewitch 

Dettro,  Kre,lfi,  ftam.  tt 
on  fire,  to  if  venom,  to  < 

Deas,  i.  m  is'  f.  a  god, 
genius,  an  oracle.  M< 
orbenefaSor,  an  angt 
we  fa^.    Per  4eoi,/« 


DI  A 

Si  iliit  placaCy  for/kfh^  I 
i*ity%  Id.  Dii  voftrarB  fidem, 
'^t'rfil!  Tcr.  D  I  mdiora, 
)ii  tvemincent,  Cic.  aver- 
CodforiiJ,  Id.  Dli  faclant, 
rime\  Cic. 

a.  Din.  pt.  turned  down^ 

lO'^'ium,  i.  n.  Dniteren«my 
,  fas.  dep.  to  waif  if/  ufe  of 
,  a,  uis.  pt.  ^tf//^(/  off 

t]«.  in«  /elf  OMficn,  Qr  ten 
^Mivfer,  a  meafure  cf  land 
h^  24000  feet 

ae.  f.  «  little  ri^ht  band 
era,  terum,  tel tra,  trum. 
>mp.  dexnmusy  fup,  nVi&r 
f  /fir,  fititabh,  meet :  Alfo, 
fmvQurablt^  firtutiate,  pro^ 
I 

Se.  f.  v^V/.  Dexfra 
iidT.  iiU.  comp.  rimdyfup* 
■jfr.  •ptfy 
It,  atJ8.  f.  dexterity 
Ct  f.  #  r/j'^r  ^tfiu/;  Meton. 
4,  aid,  or  A*^,  altiance,  or 

lAai,  adv.%«  the  right  bind 
S^M^'towardt  the  right  band 
utam^  adv.  Id, 


DA^I. 

Si^ni.  pi.  the  Gods,  i  fing. 
is  dat.ar  aU,  /)//>- 
,.a»,  St.  ID.  atnnngl:  A\(o, 
hold 


Dfy  a,  vm.  4')j.  devtlifi 
f  i.  m.  thtdeuil 
n,   ij^n.Jympofpotff 
''■  $t  ut.  re.  «  deaconfinp 
>  if  ID. «  ira.Mi 


t)  I  A 

Diadenaa,   Sftii.    n.  ir   «vii>  //A?f 

wberetoitb  kings  and  queens  enctr- 

eled  their  foreheads,  a  diadem,  an 

imperial,  or  royal  aynvn 
DiaflemitM,  a,  um.  adj.  wearing 

acrcvn 
Dixrcfis,  is.  f.  a  dijlrihatien,  a  figure 

lobere  one  fyllable  is  dividtd  into 

two,  at  in  Crde 
Diaeta,  tt.  f.  dietyfood^  a  regular  ^oay 

**/  f^fit  *  parlour,  a  fuwmer-  boufe 
Dijctetica,    *.   f.   the  frfi  pa^t  of 

tih^e,  that  concerns  a  regimen  in 

diet,Ct\C,  1. 
Dictericuf,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining 

to  diet 
.DiagrarriTra,  atis.  n.  a  defcription,  or 

draught  of  a  thing,  a'dragram^  a 

f^e  in    ^&)vtetry  to   demonfirate 

any  propojitim,  and  in  mufie  it  is 

tnlled  a  proportion  tfmeajure  dif" 

tinfruifb^d  by  notes 
Diagraphice,  c».  f,  the  art  of  painting 
Dialeftica,  k.  f.  ^  dialftftice,  e% 

the  art  rf  logic,  teaching  toreafvn 
Diale£ticas  omm.  pi.  n,dialeclscs 
D\itlcft)ce,  adv.  iy  logic 
DialeATfus,  a,  um.  adj.  hfieal 
Dialeflicus,  i.  m.  a  logician 
Dialefh)!,  i.  f.  a  ditdeR 
Diaiis,  c.  pertaining  to  Jupiter,  of\ 

one  day 
DiallX^ey  et.  f.  a  figure  nuhnn  many 

arguments  art  brought  to  the  fame 

purpofe 
Dtald«u9, 1.  m.  tf  dialogue 
Diambus,  pes  duobas  conflani  iam- 

bis,  DC  aternifas 
Diaicieier,  «i   diametir,    £x  diame- 

tro  oppofir-,  </»>fi9^  oppofite 
Diapafma,  atis.  n.  aprrfume 
DiapaCon,  m  concord  of  mufic  of  all 

eight  notes 
Diapentf,  aOHccrdoffvtm^ 


D  I  C 

Diaph^reticus,  a»  um.  diaphontic 
Diaphragma,  atis.  n.  the  midriff 
Diarium,  i.  n.  0  diary,  or  book  of 

remtmbrance,ajeurnaJ,  or  daybook, 

a  day's  allowance,  a  day's  toa^s  : 

Alfo,  ordinary,  coairfe  farcm    roft 

afeilum  diaiia  non  famo,  Fll  not 

put  a  churl  on  a  gentltman,  Petron. 
Diirrhosa,  m,  f.  a  Inofenefs 
Diart5!ey  es.    f.  the  dilatitf  of  the 

heart  and  brtafl  ^hen  «M  fetch 

breath 
Diatrctum,  !.  n.    a  cup  chaifed  and 

curiovjly  ingraved 
Diatrrtiis,  a,  um.  adj.  chaifed 
Diarrlba,  e.  fitte  diatribe,  cs.   f.  a 

Sfcourfe 
Dibaphus,  a,  um.  double^dytd,  dyod 

in  grain,  fcarkt 
Dica>  ae.  f.  an  mflton  at  law,  an 

in di foment,  aproeefs 
DTracitas,  atis.  f.  fee  Cavillatio 
Dicuculas,  a,    um.  full  of  words, 

chatting,  prating,  tattling 
Dtcandur,  a,  um.  pr.  to  be  dedicated 
Dicani,  tis.  pt.  dedicating 
DTcatio,  6n!8.  f.  a  dedicating  5  alfo 

a  taking  up  m  freedom  in  a  city 
Dicatus,  a,  um*  pt.  dedicated,  con* 

fecrated,    defigned^    or    promifed, 

fuit*d  to,  employed  in 
Dlcax,  acis.  adj.  or,  comp  talkative p 

jefling,  prating,  bantering 
DTce,  \nUf.u  id.  <juod  die 
PTcendus,  a,  um.  ft.tobe  fpcken 

I>icpn%  tis.  pt.  ySryfM|r  

DTHs.  in  gen.  ^u.  ei  ttH,  der,  dicis. 

Dicis  gratia- vel  cauii,  Cic. /vr 
form  ctjcjbiitni  ^akn  .. 
Dicitur,  imperf  thef  [ay,  Cic. 
DTco,  are.  aQ.  to  dtdicate,  or  eonfiom 

Crete,  to  vnvfyorprtmife,  ft  aff:>irt- 

or  u«/i|rn,  to  .'...Wilc^  fo\ir.l^l»|«j 

apart  ^  01  mi<r*»  *■ 


r 


D  I  C 

piro.  {re,  x\,  €tum.  a£l.  /•  Jh^*' 
ta  Jay,  to  telt^  /•  bidf  f  emllf  or 
name^  to  give  i»  evidence  t  to  a^ 
fcint^  to  vrite,  or  /et  firtb^  to 
iar4n:uef  to  declaim,  promumce, 
or  rfbearftf  to  promife  s  AKo,  to 
Jfeak  of,  to  meaa^  to  give  hit  opi- 
nion, to  dedafCt  or Jbeio,  to  plead, 
to  ohjtEi,  to  trafJlaSe,  to  p/ay  on  aw 
inftrumeat,  Dicere  ia  uurcDi^  to 
vohifper^  HorU.  Dicend)  genus,  a 
ftylty  Quint. 

picor,  i.  pair,  f'ld,  Dico 

Pu rotum,  i.n.  agmUy  tvi'b  two  ears 

Dt^airen,  idu.  n.  a  aiffato 

Pieiaipnusy  i.  m.  dittany 

Pidaqv,  tis.  pf,  dilating 

PiAj[ta,  orum,  pi.  n.  precepts,  of 
tnjiruffiotts  of  anj  ](ind)  pvrtiru. 
larly  f n4  moft  fr'tfiently  dilates, 
yjfoat,  or  notu*  moticb  the  mafter 
fnmunath  t^  b^  /cbeJan,  JiM- 
boj^  cMeriifes 

Pidator,  5ri|.  m.  ad^^atar^  or  chief 
wtagi/lrate  among  the  Roonani : 
Alfo,  a0  ordiaary  officer  h  mofi 
l^Mm  toiivtu 

P:aaCorius,  a,  nn.  adj.  eif,  or  be. 
ioagiag  $0  m  di^o$ 

piaatrix,  l(ig,  f.  4  ffm^wma^  v 
govenefi 

PifMtGra,  p.  f.  iba  SBaimJk^ 

PiAefiqm,  if  n.  w/  potitis  diAeiua, 
oram.J^,  ^^Hiyifm^^s,  fmirp^ 

#flm,  or  mmmn  rf  fpmh^  «« 

•raiiawyjAfirninr,  am  •tmek*  a  ward 
Q^f^Snirioflii,  i«  ff.  If  |y^9Wli«> 

a  M^f^jmn 
DiftiSlu.,  a^  w  a4.^M^ 
Di^tt^na,  tii.  pt.  /QMy 
Di^toy  ^  M  j^mA,  or  $oB  tfit^o  «r 

imdhmnptacntUghH  oat^pntaad 
iJMPb  Iff f  /^  >^  tfttn^  t0  dSaatt 


DIE 


Dl 


boKf  or  tn^f  onefeall  writa,  td       Metoa.  tbt  po»lt 

counsel,  or  ad^ijt,  to  Juggefi^   to        elemto^    the  St^  1 

appoint,  or  order,  to  promife.  Die-         it/a,  hagtb  aft'm 

tare  actionem,  to  bring  an  aSiion  fir  DicTpiter.   It 

Di^lor,  an.  paif,  I0  he  advifed  liyefnmbaadt^ 

Di£luffl,   i.  n.  a  faying^  or  wmv/,  a        dicere  alicoi^  ft 

prbverh:  Alfo,  a  rrpreath,  or  ill-        to  a^ivaer  m  cbai 

ivord,    a  jffl,    or  merry  fayingy  a         in  the  day  time,  1 

tejlimoiy^  or  evidence i  Alfo,  elo-    DicfpTter,  trii,  m. 

quence,  an  order ^    or  command,    a    I^iflfamana,  lis.  pt. 

deed,  or  a{iion,  a  proff,  or  ar»umer.t '  I^iffamaCio,   onis. 

DiAurus,  a,  urn.  pt.  tf&&«r  ro  fay        \      defjkming,  ox  fiat 

Di£^us,  a,  nnn.  pt.  /^f4r«,  /*ii,  r#///,  |  DjflFaniaior,  on*, 


pleaded,  called^  rfpttted,  declared, 
appotnted.  defigned,  promifed,  4ec, 
fef  at  a  price,  valued.  Honore 
d\£^,  faving  your  reverence,  Plin, 
DiAo  citiuSy  Virg.  immediately 

Diflitut,  a,  um.  pt.  given  out,fpread 
abroad,  divided 

Dido,  ere,  dididi,  didirofn.  to  j^ive 
out,  to  fproad  abroad,  to  dijiribietey 
or  diviae 

Didor,  i.  pafl*.  vid.  Dido 

Didrachavom,  i.  n.  vol  didrachma> 
atir*  a.  tyfo  dracbma^i^  ^fifteen 
fenct 

Diduccndoa,  a,  uxn.  pt.  $0  bedrava 
afidt 

DidQco,  ere,  si,  Aum.  adb.  la  kad^ 
OF  dtam  a/Ue,  toffver,  or  pari, 
t^fet  open,  toflretch  wide,  to  di" 
vidt,  tt(  digtft^  taconeoa,  to  draia 

DidClcoi^  i,  Aui.  vid,  Diduco 

Didu^tua,  a,  um.  pt.  feparated,  dif" 
perftd,  openod,  deft,  imping,  di^ 
m4ed.  Met.  parted,  dtpo^ed 

Dlec^la,  le.f.  dim.  aittthtobil* 

Djeieaa,  adr,  I  ^i^^^  g^t^h 
ba^cd^  Plavt. 

Diere^^  z,  «ra.  «dj.  b^ngod 

Diea,  ei,  dii.  die^  die.  m.  vel.  f.  in 
fing.  in  pl«r.  m.  a  doy  aatara]. 


•••  <:«^i.  «  i^^^.  ^%,  '^  ^^^  .,C»fi«8t^j  «if  I  i\ 


DifFamatut,  a,  c 
Cin  a  had  fenfc) 

DiffaTio,  are.  16 
r'/>9rr  e/^  ra  i/ii 

DiflTSmor,  |ri,  at» 
^rrc/j  or  traducci 

Differendu^,  a,  um 

DiflPKrena,  til.  pt. 

Dif¥createry»dv   t 

Dia«rentia,  k.  (. 

DifFjro,  ferrc,  dift 
/•  fmtfmr  e^road 
dcHom,topntef, 
a  report^  to  tear 
trmS,  ta'tKft  or 
ircar  in  m.  raw,  1 
neut.  taeRffpr,H 

DiflTeror.  ferri.  pa< 
and  eltfltm^  ta  be  j 

overcharged,  S^l^ 
Diflfertut,  a,  «m.  p 
Diffibaio,  ire.  wA 
Difiicni*    adv.   iA 

fup.  &m^,  ^j# 
Piflntcilia,  e.  adj. 
'  (np.hmKdiitrfecMh 

wmtgb,  bo^erm^ 

pb^fhgfMhbid,bi 

rata. 


f .  difficulty,  trathk, 

S,  fiarcity,  dearth, 

iffieultaa  intdHno- 

ry,  Celf,  uriiue,  tbf 

nt,  Plin.  Spirandi> 

atb,  Celf. 

with  difficulty 

:.  mfirufiiHg 

,  diffidently 

'.  diffidmce 

i  fum.  to  dijhufi^  to 

to  be  di/lru/fed 
idi,  fiiTum.  a£t.  to 
afundety  tofiit,  to  cut 
idum.  to  new  mske, 
indo  that  which  it 
to  detiy,  to  diffmble, 

titum,  to  fit  bouudt, 

Uffnitefy 
f  .  a  definition 
\l.  cleft 
pt  dmmfhti 
ruffum.  dep.r0^SMr)f 
pt.  ^neft 
to  hlew  amtff 
.  JUmnnfr  every  w^y* 
ready  to  fall  afimder 
mm.  tojhm,  or  i 
rdoth«Mer.r9JHd^y 
faUafuMdir^  H  faU 

tgi,  a£him./»^rMl 
to.  £9  ^»  broken 
tjfyiagawmy 
gi»  itum.  /«^,  or 
efdew,  to  refifi  to 

,  a  refuge 
to  break  dmon 
^t,  pouring  out 


DIG 

Diffuaditor,  ari,  atus.   paiT.  to  hi 

fquandered  abroad 
DifTundo,  Sre,  fudi,  fufam.  zGt,  to 
pour  out.  Met.  to  fpread  abroad, 
publiff},  deliver  down  to  pofiertty, 
to  dilate,  to  diffufi,  to  cbear,  or 
make  merrp 
DiflTundory  i,  fas.  pafl*.  to  be  poured 
out,  to  diffufi  itjelf,  to  be  cbeared, 
to  rejoice 
Diffuse,  adv.  diffufidfy 
DiflTuiilis,  e.  adj.  may  be  diffufed 
DifFuGoy  Soil.  f.  a  (preading.  Dif- 

ftifio  animi,  chearfiUaefs,  Sen. 

DifFufor,  oris,  va,  a  fpreaJer 

DifFufuf,  a»  um.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 

com  p.  poured,  racked ,  ot  filled  Mf, 

diffufed^  (pread  abroad%  fiattered, 

dijbevelled,banging  kofe,  adj.  largoi 

wide,  of  a  gey  ^  cbearful^  or  open 

countenance 

Diglmus,  a,  urn.  adj.  tvtice  married 

DigerendiUy  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  digefied 

DIgSro,  ere,  ffi,  ftum.  ad.  to  divide, 

or  diftribute,  te  di/pofe,  or  fit  in 

Order,  to  eSffohe,  difcufs,  or  dif- 

fpate*   to  hofiuf    to  infieble,    or 

wafte,  to  digefi,  vrderly  to  deehre, 

ett  explain 

Digefta,  orum.  plur.  n.  the  digefis. 

Or  boidit  ofcitni  lenp 
DifeftiOy  onis.  f.  a  fitting  im  order, 
a  t^pofiug,    the  fiparation  of  the 
meats  in  tbefiomach,  digefiion 
Dtgefto,  are.  to  aigefi.  ot  fit  in  order 
Kgcftor,  oxif.  m.  verb,  a  Sgefier 
Digeftoriai,  a»  una.  digiftive 
Digeftot,  n,  utn.  pt.  put  in  order, 

digefied,  methoSzed 
Oigddos^  ds.  m.  a  diflribution 
Dlgitale,  19.  n.  afingerfiall^atbim- 

Ue.  a  finger  ^  a  glove 
Digitalis,  r.  adj.  of  a  finger 
DifjtStue,  i,  um,  pt,  haihfingert 


DIJ 


DigTtulut,  i,  m,  a  little  finger 
Digitus,  i.   m.  a  finger,  a  finger*t 

breadth,  a  toe,  a  claw 
DTgladiatio,  onis.  f.  a  fencing 
Digladiator,  oris.  m.  a  fencer 
Digladior.ari,  atus  fum.dep,  to  fence 
Dignandus,  z,  um.  pt.  to  be  thought 

worthy 
Dignans,  tit.  pt.  vouchfafing 
Dignatio,  onis.  f.  reputation,  reJpeSl, 

efieem,  credit,   a  poft  in  war,   or 

peace,  authority,  worth,  maj^ 
Dignacus,  a,  um.  pt.  dep.  t'oucb* 

fifing  :  Alfo,  thought  worthy 
Digne,   adv.  iiks,   comp.   worthi/f, 

deferved/y,  iecentfy,  meetly 
Dignitaiy  adi.  f.  dignity^  nobiftty, 
',  or  ere^t,  gravity^  aatbo* 


rity^  mafifiy,  comelinefi^  grace^ 
fuhefi,  magnificence,  excellency 

Dignor,  Sri,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  vouch" 
fife,  to  think  worthy,  paiT.  to  be 
thought,  or  efieemed  worthy 

Dignofcoy  ere,  ndvi,  notum.  *€t,  to 
difcem,  to  difiinguifb 

Digno(cor»  i.  paiT. 

Dignus,  a,  am.  adj.  or,  corop.  ffi- 
mufy  fup.  worthy,  deferving  good, 
or  ev'l,  deant,  looming,  meet,  fit 

DigrS^dienSt  tit.  pt.  turning  afide, 
departing 

DIgr2^dior.  i,  iTui  fum.  dep.  to  go, 
or  tarn  afide.  Met.  to  depart,  di» 
grefi,.  to  go  from  the  purpofi 

Digr«fli3.  oaif.  f.  verb,  a  partings 
a  digreffion 

DTgre/ias,  a,  um.  pt.  having  de- 
patted,  or  turned  afide  {  digreffed, 
eloped,  Soet. 

DlerefTus,  ill.  m.  4  departure,  or 
going  afide,  a  digreffion 

Dignpioio,  ire,  to  gmnt 


D  I  L 

Dljudic2tio,  cms.  f.  d  judging  be- 

fween  tico^  a  difcernir^ 
DijivMcatMrus,    a,   nm.  pt.  tf^o«/ fo 

itidj^e^  or  dztermin* 
Di'udicatns.  a,  um.  pt.  judftd 
Dijiidico,    are.  to  difcertty  or  jndgt 

hetv}etJi^   tc  Judge,   to  heifeve,  to 

fuppnfe^  to  deride 
Diiudicor,    art,    zXns,    pafT.    to  be 

judged^  01  decijed  hetwten 
DM>i'i^iOy  f»ni«.  f.  /r  disftiitifig 
DTjtingo,  ^le,  xi,  flum.  aft.  to  un- 

jfo*f ,  to  unharnefSf    to  part,  fever, 

or  disjoin 
Dijiiogor,  i.  pafT  to  departed,  Plaut. 
Dfjabens,  tis.  pt./<i//;nf,  et  ftiaing, 

fiippinv  away 
DTIaMlis,  c.  adj.  eaJHj/ flippffig 
Dllabor,  i    pfut  rum'.  d«p.  to  JUp 

afide,  to  fteal  avktf^  to  ^^f  out  «/*, 

to  wajie,    or  come  to  nothingy  to  be 

hoiled,  or  rot 
Dilacerandas,  a,  um'.  pti  ife  be  torn 

in  pieces 
DTlacfratio,  oftis.  f.  a  tearing 
DiiacevItuSy  a,  una.  pt.  fom  dfunder 
Dilacero,  ire.  aA.  /*  tear,  or  r^w^ 

in  ^/Wx.  N^et.   ro  difirtj,  ot  eon- 

Jume,  to  fpendf   9vafie,    or   make 

bavoek  of,  to  trouble ^  and  vex 
DTlaceror,  a"!,  atus.  to  bede/frofed 
DilaniandaS,  a;  uiii.  pt.  to  be  torn 
Dil^niatus,  z,  um.  pt.  f«r#»,  rent 
piianJo.  are.  aft.  to  tear,  to  mangle, 

PiUniantur  opes,  Or. 
Diilapidans,  tis.  ^t,  fiotilng 
PTla}?rdatio,    onis.    f.     a   toafleful 

/pending,  diUpiJation 
Pilipido,  are.  aft.  to  rid  a  place  of 

flcMCs,  to  ^U  with  flones.  Met.  to 

confunu  and  fpend  ^vaflefuUy,    to 

Jfuandcr  atuay  in  riot,  to  inmixle 
pr'bpfhs,   ii  um.  pt,  gliding  along. 


DI  L 

flipping  dp.de,  fallen  dvwn,  •r  de- 
cayed 
DiUrpior,  Tri,   itus  fum.    dep.   to 

hjicto  liberally 
Dilargitio,  fee  Largitio 
DiIargTtus,  a,  nm.  pt.  aft.  having 

SfficwfJ,  pafT.  hc-'rt^  brflawed 
D'latan.%  tis.  pt.  eplarging 
DT'atatio,  5r>is.  f.  an  enlarging 
Dilatatus.  a.   um.  pt.   dilated,  ex- 

tftijed.  ft  retched 
DT  alio,  on  is.  f.  a  delaying 
nUa'.o,  art.  aft.  to  m'ah   wide,  to 

opm  *!vide,  to  extend,  to  enlarge 
Dilaror,  ari,  atos.   paflT.  to  bf  *»". 

larked,  to  he  writ  at  la^gi,  tf  C. 
DiJaror,  oris.  m.  d  delayer 
Dilator  JUS,  a,  um.  dilatory 
Djlitro,  5-^.  fee  Latro 
Dilatarni,  a,  um.pt.  about  to  defer 
DTiatus,  a,  um.  pt.  deferred,  delayed ^ 

fpr end  abroad 
Dilau Jatio,  onis.  f.  fie  Laudatio 
Dilau'dn,  are.  aft.  to  praife  highly 
Dileftio.  5nif   f,  love 
Dileft.is,  a.  um.  pti  or,  comp.  vel 

adj.  flimus,  fiip.   dearly  beloved, 

choice,  or  chofen 
pilemma,  aris.  n.  an  argument  that^ 
'    convinces  Sdtb  Vfoys 
SDIlTgcr.8,  tis.    idi.  oT,  comp.  flli- 

mnSy  Aip.  diligent y  mindful,  beod^ 

ful,  fludtous,   induftricut,    thrifty, 

wary  ' 

Diligenter,  adT.'ids,  cpmp.  flim?^ 

fop.     dilirently,    carefully^    xmtb 

di/finHion 
DilTgrntia,  a.  f.   diligence,  carefuh- 

neft,  attention,  labour,  fn^'mity, 

ttriflinefsy  difcretion 
DTiygo,  J?re,  exi,  eftum.  aft,  to  fm' 

vour,    or  refpeB :  Alfo,   to   love 
\     (iea>7if,to  dt'uw«,  or  cut  up 


D  I  M 

DYlorTco,  are.  aft.  to  ungiri, 

of 
DiJuceo,  ire,  xi,  n.  to  fk^tt 

fn  be' char,  eridert,  ornrflff?, 
DT^urefc't,  imoerf.  ;/  waxes . 
Dilucidatio,  onis.  f.   a  aihtc 

av  explanation 
Dr.uct  'at<»r,  oris,  m   an  exp 
Di'dfide',  adv.  ev'fdentfy,  clra 
r)TlucTdo,  arc.  ta  make  pla\n 
Diliicidut,    a,  um.   ai^j.  flr, 

clear,  bright ^  man'feU 
niluculi,  alv.  betimes  in  tie 
DTIfidihim,  i.  n.  day  break 
Diludium,  i«  n.  «  refpitefm 
I^iluendut,  a,  am.  pt.  to  bet 
Dituens,  tis.  pt.  clearing 
DTloOy  ^re,  iii,  iitum   aft.  / 

or  rinfe,    to  tofffi   of,  .0' 

away\  to  temper,  m'tie,  or  t 

purge,     or  clear,   to  expt 

toeaken,  at  refute 
Diluor,  i,  tos.  paiT.  /0^««p« 

Met.  to  be  refufhd.  Set. 
Dilut^,'  unde  comp.  diliitlu 

diluted 
Dilutio,  onit.  f,  iihtiin 
Dilutium,  i.'  n.  ^n  infaHon 
"OiVxXXki,    a,  am.   pt.  &  i 

conp.    flimas»   fop.  ^oai 

wetted,  tempered,  mhglid, 
•    Idyed,  vtafy,  thin,   dihtt 

Ivtns  cofor,  a  faint,  dihtt 

Gell.  DUjitiffima  \oiw, 

thin  draurbt  of  toater,  or 
DTl{(viA,ei.  f.  adelt^ 
Diluvrb,  are.'  aft. 'f9  overfa^ 
DTldf  inm,  i.  n.'  a  deleft,  or 

ffair»  Met.-  a  calamity,  def^ 

Dim^chae,  arum.  pi.  m.^^r 

Dimadeo,  eie,  ui.  /»  gn9  t 

Dimaho,  are.  n,  tofl'^v,  f* 

Met.  ts^read  abroad,  Cic 


)  I  M 

lis,  f.  adimenJUn 
I.  m.  0  meafurer 
am.  pt.   a^.  having 
mete/l  mi,  faff,  mea- 

fi,  z€t,  to  drown 
am.  pt.  meafurtd 
lis.  U  a  meafuriag 
Toftet 
«,  um.pt.  to  be  mea- 

I.  f.  the  diameter 

,  eofui  (am*  dep.  ro 

nref,  toaccount^  redton 

•ver 

/#  itf  mea  fund  9»it 

pt.fybeif^ 
lit.  f.  «  Jkimi/bf  or 

dJhugglegareoHiifi 
is.  m.  tf  /Sf^cr 
sperf*  XT  M  eemtenAd 

a«  urn.  pt.  ji^M(#  u 

ui  &  •▼!.  /•  fybtf  to 

1,  ttoi.  pt.  dSimded  imU 
>shtdsUlf 

futbiba^ef 
BIB.  A«d!midittM 
Cy  vi»  lltiim.  aft.   f» 
wmahftwert  to  broeA 
t  sffemste,  Diminueit 
'fmk  MtfV  head,  Ter. 

tat.  ptfl",  V.  Din'tBuo 
Sots.  f.  mdMmlbtM^9 
,  tf  dmhytiom*  Dimt 


Wwfc  Cas(.  Diminu- 

,  mrsving^  m  Ufi  of 

Soct. 

ly  i.  n.  aeBmhmtlve 

f  nm*  pt  'dimmjbe4 


D  lOE 

Dimiflio,  onis.  f.  «  difibarglngy  or 

dtfmiffing^  a  fending  forth 
DimiiToriuSy  a,  um.  dimijjory 
DimifluruSt  a^  um.  about  to  difmift 
DimifTus,  z,  um.  pr.  tUJmiJfed^  lofty 
Ufti  fent  down,  dropt  or  thronjon 
davon,  remitted,    tut   exaOtd^  di- 
V9reed,   dijj>erfed,    divulged,  dif- 
cbarged,    or  faid,  fubmitted,    or 
towered.  Dimi0is  manibus  fugere, 
to  run  in  aU  hafte,  Plaut. 
Dimittendm,  a,  um.  pt.  to  hf  dij- 

miffed 
Dimitteas  tit.  pt.  dijmiffing 
DTmitto,    ^re,  ifi,    fum.    aft.    to 
difmift,  dijhand,  or  fend  away,  to 
fend  about,  to  let  fall,  or  drop,  to 
let  go,  to  fuit,  or  difndfs,  to  leave, 
t§  UtfUp,  to  difcharge,  or  acfuit, 
to  fithmt,  t$  thrufl  ta,  to  flunge, 
£6  rtm  (>  mitfit,  beavouebnit 
Dimittor,'i,  flus.  to  be  difmged 
Dimbtoiy    ly    urn.    parted,  thrttfi 
av^y  removed,  bamjbod  \ 

Tyita^fto,  erty    vi,  turn,    aft*   to 
tbruft,  tnpmtafide,  to  remove,  to 
pui  amof,  to  rem&ve,  t§  flir,  to 
difHnguifi,  f  Hfftitea,  to  ^heo,  or 
turn  up,  to  bardfi 
DTmtfveory  cri,  l»  be  remt/ved 
Dtntrio,  aft.  to  fqueak  like  a  mmtfe 
DiniSmSritio,  5nii.  f.  a  numbering 
OTniSmSro,   are.  aft.  to  number,  to 
reckon,  to  count,  to  number^  to  pay  ^ 
to  tell  money 
Dioumeror^  an.  to  be  numbered 
DiSbSlaris,  e.  adj.  cheap,  vile,  Dio- 
boiare  fcortum,  a  common  Jlut,  an 
hackney  nutore 
Djoecesanui,  i.  m.  «  diceefan 
Dioecefis,  is,  veleof,  f.  a  jurifJiBion, 
a  government,  a  prwince,  a  bai 
Ihvick,  a  diocefe 
PfoedUi,  »,  m,  Mfinoard 


D  I  R 

DiOQyfia,  5rum«  pi.  o.  tbefeaflt  tf 

Bacchus 
B.Ota,  X,  f.  genut.  vafis,  any  drink" 

ing  pot  with  two  ears 
Diphihonpus,  i.  f.  a  diphthong 
Dlplinthiut,  a,  um.  of  two  bricks 

thiekfiffs 
Diplbis,  idit.  f.  a  doublet 
Diploma,  atii.    n.  a  charter,  or  « 

princess  ktters  patent,  an  ediS,  a 

mandamus,  a  pa/fport,  a  diploma 
Dlpondiarius,  a,  um.  of  two  pounds 

weight 
Dipondium,  i.  n.  v^/ dipondius,  i. 

m.  dupondium,  6Ef  dupondiui^  i. 

m.  a  weight  of  two  pounds  s  Al(b| 

a  penny  halfpenny 
Dfptoton,  i.  n.  0  diptote 
Diradiatioy  onii.  f.   a  fitting  with 

beams 
Diradio,  ate.  aft.  tofpread,  or  Uke 

the  ra^s  of  the  fum 
Dirae,  arum.  pi.  f.  curfes,  or  impre* 

cations  \  the  furies 
Direft^,  adv.  vid,  Direfto 
Direftio,  onit.  f.    s  direSion,    m 

direSl  hadhigto  a  thing 
Dlreft^.  &  direfti,  adv.  ioi,  comp. 

ftraighi,    direffly.    Met.   fil^y, 

without  condition 
DTreftor^  orii.  m.  a  direSor 
Direftum,  i.  n.  fokft.  right 
Direftura,  s.  f.  a  laying  out  by  a  line 
Direftus,  a,  um.  part.  &  adj,  or, 

com  p.  direSed,  ordered,  ftraifbt, 

fet  in  array,  ruled  ftraight,  Met« 

right,  Mreff,  plain,   without  cir» 

cum  fiance :  Alfo,  cut  in  two,  di* 

viJed 
Diremptio,  onis.  f.  a  feparat':on,  or 

breaking  off 
Direm^tuiui,  %y  um»  V^.  oS»wi.t  %% 


D  !  R 

Diremptas,  a,  urn.  pt.  divide  J,  fipa-  \ 

rated,  parted 
Diremptus,  us.  m.  a  parting 
DTieao,  tre.  pfi,  ptiTm.  to  creep 
Dirrptio,  onis.  f.  a  r^htng,  piVa- 

ging,  ranfacking,  plundering,    ri- 

Direptor,  ori«.  m.  a  tihher^  ff^Hf 
DirepturJii,  a,  um.  pt.  ahoutto  tear 

in  p'l'ces 

Dirrptus,  a,  um.  pUpiurhd^  or  tim 

in  pieces  y  torn  from,  robbed  fpoiUd, 

plundered,  beaten,  ox  pulled  down 

I57reptu8,  us.  m.  a  taking  away 

DTribeo,  ere,  ui.    to  count  ever,  to 

di/fribute 
Dlribitor,  oris.  m.  verb,  an  officer 
that   maket  a  fcrutinj^    a  judge ^ 
Cod.  Alfo  a  ctfrvfT,  a  fewer 
DlrigcnduB,  a,  um.  pt.  tobedireSed 
Dirigens,  tis.  pt.  direSing 
Dirigeo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  growftiff,  to 
fand  an  end,  fo  grow  cold  with 
fear 
DitigOy^re,  «i,  ej^um.  aft.  to  direB, 
to  guide ^  to  order,  to  fet  in  array, 
to  range,  tojher,  to  rule,  to  aim, 
/«  Rfi  up,  to  mea/ure,  or  mark  out, 
to  di'vide 
DirTgor,  i,  re£lu«.  to  beefireSre/,  Ac. 
Dmnnendua,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  dechld 
Dirimen*,  tij.  purt,  brenking of ,  &c. 
Dmmo,  ?re,  cmi,  emptum.  aft.  to 
hreak  o0\  to  interrupt^  to  divide^  to 
Itart,  to  determine,  to  make  an  end  of 
Dmmor,!,  emptus.  paff.  to  be  di/lant 
Diripiendna,a,um  ^x..  to  be  plundered 
Dtppicns.  tis,  nt.  plundering 
Dlripio,  ere,  ui,  eptum.  aft.  to  tear 
aCunder^  or  in  pieces,  to  Jratcb  Ay 
/orre,    tt  r'tb,  pi/luge,    or  phndr^ 
to  caff  to  t^e  ^ittnd,  to  tsar  open, 
f^/irffin,  or  detraSi  fram 


D  I  S 

DirTpior,  i,  eptus.  pafT.  tj  he  torn  in 

p-'eret 
Dlrifai*,  atrs.  f.fereenefs,  ruggednefs, 

eru-lty.    Inhumanity,     unluckinefs, 

omiroufnefs 
Dirucndns,  a,   um.  pt  to  be  pulled 

dnwn,  f-r  deftro^ed 
Dirnens,  tis.  pt.  deftrrying 
DTninr^;:©,  ?'C,  upi,  upturn,   aft.  to 

break,   to  break  in  pieces,  to  burjl, 

Mrt.  tt  break  off 
DTrumpor,  i,  uptus.  paff.  to  be  broken, 

to  he  burfi 
Drunclno,  are.  aft.  to  faWfOt plain 
DTruo,  Jfre,  Si,  iStum.  aft.  to  full 

dovjn,  to  overthrow,  or  d'-^my 
DTruor,  i,   tas,  paff,   to   be  puVed 

doivn,   ^re  dirui,  to  loje  bis  foy 

far  fome  crime^  Fed. 
DTruptio,  3ni8.  f.  a  biurfiintr 
DIruptus,  a,  um.  pt.  ardzti],  burfi, 

or  Broken,    quite   toafledy    J^fef, 

craggy.  Met.  rigorous,  barjb 
Dirui,  a.  um.  adj.  or,  comp,  fllmat, 

(up.  direful,  cruely  horr':hle,  dread 

fuU  terrible, mournful, fa*^al,  ominous 
DTrCtos,   a,  um,  ot.   b'ntien,  or  cut 

dcivn,  Jftrryrd*  overthrown^  ru 

ined..  DIrutjB  &  deicrtae  vrbct) 

Cic.  ad  ^../r.  I.  i.     iEre  diru- 

tns  miles,    a  foldier  that  bad  fv- 

feitedhis  pay,  Cic.  a  Bankrupt, Vox, 
Di",  d^tls.  c.  g.  &  d:te,  n.  or,coxrp. 

ffimua,  fup.  rich,  icealtby,  great, 

fertile^  ample 
Dlfcatceatis,  a.  um.  pt.  uitjbtd 
DiTcedenji,  tis.  vt .  departing 
Difcrditur,  difceffum    eft.    imperf. 

the^  d.part 
D".r».Cvlo,  ere,  ffi,  Aim.   n.  to  d<part^ 

to  crn  /jivay.   fi  leat^et  or  reafe^  to 

ht  \axt(.d^  or  Jlv'ded,  *o  ehpe,  to 


D  I  S 

to  eeafe  to  be,  to  be  cbar^ 

place,  or  yield,  to  go,  o 

to  except.    Superior  di 
gfts  fbe  hitter,  Cic.  Dtf< 

mal^,  to  comf  well  of,  \ 
Difcendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  t 
Difcens,  tis.  pt.  kam'r.v 
Dlfrentatio,  onis.  f  a  d'fj 
D'fceptator,  oris,  m.  <i«  < 
Dirceptatrix.  Tcis.  f.Jbet 

htween  tiDt 
Difceptatur.  the  point  is  t 
pifcepfatttius,    a,  um.  | 

jifpute 
Difrepto,  are.  aft  to  del 

or  di'pun  any  thing,  a 

atvard,  to  determine.  t( 
Difceptor,  ari.  paff.  to  bt 
Dirrernenii,  tii,  pt.  dOcer 
DiiicernTculum,  i.  n  a  pi 

a  difrrence,  or  dive^Jii 
Difcerno,  ?^re,  crevi,  c 

to  dijcern,  to  put  a  d'f 

to  judge,  or  determine, 

or  quell  it 
Difcernor,  i,  cretus.  pa 
,  cerned,  diflinguifbed^  I 
Dirccfpendus,  a,  om,  p 

piecos  . 
Difcerpo,  ere,    pfi,  ph 

pluck,  or  tear  in  piec 

dif/ide 
Di^c-rporj  j,  tus.  tobef 
Difcerptusi  a  u*n.  pt.  < 
Difceffio,  onls.  f.  a  dep. 

an  abfence,  or  nvant^ 

or  agreeing  to  an  ntiri 

or  parting  :    Alfo  th 

of  an  agua  fit, 
Difcefsurus,  a^Qin.  pt.< 

or  ouit 
iDifceffus,    (is,  or. 


\      open,  ox  ^a^»  ^'>  -uanvji^  u  du^^    roinf  av«/,  an  c^em 


I  s 

et 

n.  tf   feparatiam^   « 
wdf  dijj'enfanf  defar^ 

dijfoluuly^  Itofel^ 
jm.  pt.  ungirt,  in  fign 
n,  dilarmtd,  uiffdute^ 
ubfut 

a,  um.  v.  Difcindor 
fcidi,  (Tum.  adfc.  r« 

to  rend  in  pieces.  Met. 

Tuf  •  pair,  f 0  ^  hr§ken, 
Ur 

xiy  Qam.  a^.  to  »n» 
do,  to  ^*  P^t  out  of 
mtet  to  bafflo 
'.  dijetpline,  inftru£iioM, 
M  frofijpoti,  ot  trade, 
Vfayp   Qt  mflom,  an 

,  e.  adj.  may  he  taught 
a,  um.  diJctpUned 
\.  a  fif  fchoUr 
m.    a  fcboiar,  a  dif- 
trentke,  pr  karner 
1.  pt,  rent,  pulled  dcwn 
•rf,  it  it  learned 

n,  fum.  ^St,    to  fe- 
l  apart 

111.  to  he  ftparated 
m.  ^X,.Jhut  up 
dici.  a£t.  to  learn,  to 

\  to  he  learned 
iim .  pt.  well  boiled 
adj.  omn.  gen.  dif- 
ike 
\^  uffl.  pt.  diverjly  co- 

um.  of  di-oerje  colours 
ipc.f.f /'  nateanducivf 
tcr  m :  8c  te^  imperf. 
;rM^  Hur.  ^ 


D  I  S 

Difcoquo,  cie,  to  fietb  luell 
Difcordibilisy  e.  adj.  difagre.'able 
Difcordans^  tis.  pt.  difagreetng,  out 
of  tune,  jarring^  differing,  altering 
Oifcordia,  ae.  t.  difcord,  variancef 

debate,  i.  rife 
Dilcordiofus,  a,  um.  contentious 
Difcordo,  arc.  n.  to  o'i/agree,  to  be 
at  varianecp  to  differ ^  to  he  con- 
ttary  to 
Difcoriydis.  adj.  dtfcordant,  jarring, 
of  a  different  fentiment,  uatuneabk, 
contrary 
Difcrepans,  tis.  pt.  differing 
Difcrtpantia,  k.  f*.  a  Jijagrteing 
Difcrepary  imperf.  they  differ 
Oifcrepatio,  onis.  f.  a  dijpute 
DKcrepitans,  pt,  differing 
DifcrepitOi  are.  ojten  to  dif agree 
Difcr^po,  arc,  ui  fsf  avi,   itum.  n. 
to  give  a  different  foun.i.  Synecd, 
to  'vary,  to  dijjent,  to  difagree 
Difcrete,  adv.  jfparately^  dijiinffly 
Difcretim,  adv.  fe-verallj,  diftin£ily 
Difcreturut,  i,  um.  pt.  about  to  lever 
Difcrctus,  a,    um.    pt.   parted,  fe- 

vfreif,  adj.  different 
Difcriar.eoi    inis.    n.  divtrjityy  dif- 
ference, cijiinilion^  debate,  cciitrO' 
verfy,  or  doult,  danger^    hazard^ 
peril,  battle,  af/iact,    or  difiancef 
the  plozvingt  or  I  arrowing  of  land, 
the  parting  of  the  hair,  difcretion 
Difcriminatim,  z^^,djiin£lly 
DifcrTmlnacio,  onis.  f.  a  fevering 
Difcrlminatus,  a,  um.  pt.  difiind 
Oifcii.uT-io,  are.  aiJ.  todfvi.e 
Difcrucijius,   a.,  um.  pt.  tortured, 

troubled,  aljlii  ed 
Difcriicio,  aic  ^t\.  .o  torment 
Diicmrirr,  an,  iitus.  pa.f.  to  be  much 

i-ix-d,  or  T^ouil'd 
Oifcdbitus,  us.  m.  ajitt'.rg  d-tVin  a*, 
mgaf 


D  I  S 

Dircubo,  are,   ai,  itsm.  a«  A  ^ 

dcvtn  toJUep 
Difcumbitur,  tbeyjit  at  tahlt 
Difcumbo^  ere«  cubui.  n.  f»  /if  itt^m 

toJUep 
Difcuneatui,  a,  mn.  pt.  ehvtm  wth 

awtdge 
Difcupio,  2re,  todejlremncb 
Difcurrens,  tis.  pt.  running  ttp  mud 

down 
Difcurro,  let,  ri,  fuip.  neut.  H  rtm 

bitter  and  tbitber,  mSt.  to  ntm  emt 
Difcurritur,  imperf.  mem  tun 
Difcurfans,  tic.  pt.  running  up  mid 

down 
Difcurfim,  adv.  funnitg  feverally 
Dircurfitatio,  Sail.  f.  a  running  §9 

andfro 
Difcurfus,  At.  m,   a  running  to  and 

fro:  Alfo  adifcour/e,   a  treatije, 

afyllogijm 
Difcus,  I.  m.  a  di/b,  or  platter  fw 

meat^  a  quoit 
Difcu(rio,5nis.  f.  afiak'mg^feuffim 
Difcuflfor,  oris.  m.  verb,  a  diligent 

fearcber,  infuirer^  or  examiner 
Difcafr>irus,a,um.  pt.  about  to  difcuft 
Difculfui,  a,  um.  pt.  Jbaken  off^  dij" 

pKTJfd 

DircHiiens,  tis.  pt.  Jbaking 

Oifcutio,  Ire,  fli,  fum.  z&^tojbahf 
cafl,  beat,  or  batter  down,  to  da/k 
in  pieces,  to  difcufu  or  digeff,  to 
put,  or  drive  away,  tofiakt  off 

Difcutior,  i.  to  be  quafoed 

DiTerte,  iiis.  comp.  elegantly,  car- 
prfjly,  by  name 

Dii':riim,  adv.  exprefly 

Dilcrtus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  fli* 
mos.  lup.  copious,  fluent,  fubtil, 
nvitty^pUln^  exprejs 

Difti  .jIcu,  ere.  tQ  btf\y\.  \%  cV:a^ 

Disjt^o,  »\t,  to  ;o^\  u^  \iift  i  •u>'»i  * 


D  I  S 

Dicje^lut,  a,  am.  pt.  fiattend^  dif' 

ptrjed^  routed^  t^fcomfted 
Di&je£hi8,  Os.  m.  a  diJfipatioH 
Diijicio,  Sre,  eci,  ctum.  z€t,  to  feat- 

ter,  toputtojligbtf  to  prevtnt 
Ditjicior,  i.  to  be  jcattered 
DisjunAe,  tdv.  fex/era/ff 
Disjun^o,   ooii.   £■  a  fartingp  a 

dtjffirifig 
Disjundive,  adv.  disjimBivefy 
Disjon£tifui|  a,  uin.  ditjmnffkfe 
Disjnndum,  i.  n.  a  ditjunffive pro- 

pofitim,  whereof  one  |»arc  muft 

be  true,   or  elfe  the  propofitiou  is 

falfe 
I>isjun£lu8y  a,  um.  pt.or,  comp.  fli- 

mos,  fup.  feparated,  divided^  alt- 

mated f  unyoked^  aoj.    afar  off,  at 

a  dijiance 
Dlsjungo,  <Sre,  xi,  Aum.  z&,  to  dtj- 

joirtf  to  part,  Disjungere  a  mamma, 

to  'mean 
Disjungor,  i.  £tus.  pafT. 
Difpalatus,  a,  Mm^jftraggling 
Difpalo,  are.  Z.&.,  to  fcstter  here  and 

tberej   neut.  to  Jfraggle,  Met.  to 

he  common,  or  known 
Difpando,  ere,  di,   pafTuon.  aft,  to 

Jlretcb  out,  to  fpread  abroad. 
Difpanfus,  a,  um.  pt.  ftretcbed  out, 

fpread  abroad 
Difpar,  arit.  adj.  unlike,  unequal 
Difparandus,  a,  um.  ^t^  to  be  parted 
Difparate,  adv.  diverjly 
Difpariflis,  e.  adj.  different 
DifpariJitas,    atis.  f.  unlikenefs,  di- 

verity,  inequality 
Difpariiiter,  adv.  diverjly 
Pifparo,    are.    aft.  to  fever,  to  fe- 

parate,  to  be  unequal,  or  unlike 
D'lfpartiOy  lit,  Ivi.  aft.  to  divide 
Diipartior,  Iri,  pafs,  to  be  divided^ 
Cic. 
J^ifi-artitUB,  a,  i:m»  pt.  divided 


D  I  8 

Difpa^uj,  t,  um,  pt,  fXter.it d 
D!!peftuTu«,    a,  um.    pt.    ahotit  it 

con^der^  regard,  or  vhw 
Difpeftuip  ijE.  in<  r^ard,  conjUerathn 
DifpeHem,  lit,  pi.  driving  M-mty 
Difpello,  cftj  piili,  pulfum    i£t.  to 

Mfpelt  or  drive  a'w^y,  io/i^raUf 

or  Sktido 
Di^Uor,  j,  fa  ie  drimew  awy 
Dilpendiofuif  a,  um«  ai^j.  hwtfmt 
Difpeiidiiim^.o*  txpenfe^  e^^cbarm 

h/i,   dain^e  s    Alio  a  kmg  w^ 

about 
Difpendo^  ere,  di,  t%ttu  to  J^emd 
Difpcnito,  Ire.  f^  Jtretch  the  wing 
DirpBuTaDdiUjaj  um.pt*  to  be  managed 
Difpcnfatioj  Qtiii,  f.  4i0nbm'tAit^  ma- 

fnt£  emsnt,ajif7oardjhiptdif^f^iom 
DifpcnGlior,  oris.  m.  a  kifptnf^f 

afiewari 
Difpenfscur^  il  r'j  difpmfid 
DilpcnsStiiFj  a    gm,  pi*   difpenftdi 

ordertd^  divided 
Difpcnfo,  arr.  t9  lay  tfut  mom^,  to 

difpmff^   t&  matfag",   to  drjlribute, 

to  difpofi,    to  f£t  in  ^rdtr 
Difpenllor,   ^rl,  at  us,  pafT.  to  br  dif" 

piftd,  n^0aa^rJj  <ir  fprtsd 
Dilptrfutio,  erC|  iTi.  aft,  ts  dap  out 
DifperdirJo,  ujiis.  f.  a  d(^oying 
DifperdiEius,  a,  u(n»  pt,  widom 
Difperdo,    e^e.  dTdii  diCUmp  aft.  to 

Lftf  to  ffend,  to  B7J/?f ,  tofquismdir 
Di^rdor,  ij  diius.  niaff.  i^ 
Dirpfrec},  Ire,   u-  d.   to  he  trndoae* 

Difpercamj  kt  mi  die,   Hor.  Dif*  ' 

peril,  I  am  utterly  uiidofiff  Ter, 
DifpergerAduij  1}  um,  pt,  (p  be  dif- 

perfed 
Difpergo,  ere,  fi,  fuii»  aft.   to  dif- 

perfe^  Difpcr^erc  vitam  in  auras, 

10  d::e,  Vit:^«  Dtff}rpiJk  fax  a,  Ttmiea 


Ike.  Lucr,  An  tlbi  mini  ^t 
brum    difpergi  hie?  •■^1 

rather  have  your  haim  i^Hm 
DifperECj  adv.  here  and  tbfft 
OirpeHim,  adv.  feverally 
Difperfio,  mU*t  a  fc*UtriflfT\ 

ptrjkn 
Difpcrfui,  a*  um.  fi^^Md, 

ptff^,  fcaturei 
Difirerfufi,  Aa.  m'«  a  difptrjai 
Dtfpeftfdi,  Ire,   ivi,  itum.  al, 

divide^  to  difirihtti,  VnSt       \ 
Difpertior,  Iri,  Itus.  paff. 
Difpcrtitui,  a,  «a.  pt.  pfftd    \ 
Difpefcciiij  tb.  ^,Jeparatiag 
Dkfpefbo,  ere,  ui.  to  f^ff^      i 
Difficiaf    Ere,  exi,  edaoi.  A\ 

difuntt  to  4j^,  toemfih       1 
DiJj»ITcenS|  tit.  pt.  mijbkieg 
Dil^licenUa,  se.  f,adt^l*^ 
Dl  fp!i  ceO|  ere,  ui,  itom.  a.  ft  ^ 
Difp^icitBrui,  a,   um.  pti 

difpkafe 
Dirplodo,  ere,  f^,  fum.  ift. 

voith  a  moijrj  let  off  a  gKO 
DxTplodorj  i,  Tus.  pa(£  uk\fd^ 
Difplofus^  1,  um.  pt.  httf^^ 

trathj  d^fi:harged  as  a  gQO  j 
DirpciUo,  ire.  aft.  to  ri,  ttitj^. 
Difpoiior,  5rij  itus.  pi(C  . 
DifponeadaE,  a,  um.  pt.  toit^f 

f 
Difponeru,  ti«.  difpofing 

Dirpano,  ere,   pofui,  itofli*  ^ 


1 


Dilpdsite,  adv.  nutbodiuHf  ^ 
DlfpdaTtio,    Snls.  f.  di^'ftf^^ 

fitting  in  nnlrr 
DifpSsTtor,  oris,  m.  a  S^ 


Oiff ofimra,  at.  t.  a  «riitff^     ' 
ft 0 nei  f.-j  «^l  fl^f^ut ^ \.*t,  \plfi^5 1 tu s, a, u  m.pt.  £3^ adj.  or,c# 

Dif pe^^^^  »'H  ^^^*  ^*^*   ^^  ^*  ^^\   *^iw*A  i«  x-a  wd,T^ or  if'J 


3  ^ 

a  difpofal 

,  ituid  cft>  to  he 

3t.  feparmttd 

m,  to  note,  or  /-r 
:e  an  actount,    to 


]i  difputuble 
.  a  di/futathn 
ui.afmaadiffute 
Q.  a  iKfputant 
r.  yS&«  that  dijpidet 
'i  they  dffpute 
to  makifplahh  or 
)TfettJe,   toreafon, 
'Mt  of,  to  argut  a 

reafontd 
m.  pt*  mifeMkd 
vij  itam.  z€t»   to 

i.  drfyuijkion,  di' 
r  examination 
ipi)  ruptum.  a^. 

18.  pair,  to  be  broken 
1*0  DI*,  I  am  ready 
tid  Ko  longer^  1  kr, 


ilum.  to'dtffea 
I.  to  he  dijj'e6ted 
',  a  difJeSfioit,    or 
a  cM:ng  down,  or 

pt.  cut  in  pi  feet 
J   f.  <»  fotoing  about 
m.  be  that  fo '.  €th 
am.  pt.  pub'lped 
ift.  to  fow  up  and 

itut,  pair. '  to  be 


bilfenfio^  onis.  f.  a  d0ent,  dApiri, 

Mf'tnjhni  firifoy  itariance 
Dillasfurut,  a,  uoi,  pt.  about  to  diffint 
Diflenrus,  dt.  IB.  dtjenfion^  vOriauct 
Diileiitineus/ay  um.  adj.  dtfa^rttiag 
DjUentieiM,  tis.  pu  di/agreehr 


Diifentio,  ire,  fij  fum*  A  t^^fftat 
Difsc^imeatvdiy  i.  A.  «  partUom 
Difscpio,    ire,  pfi,  ptum.  ait«    /» 

ir«a/(.  i^0w«  tfff   iMf'f  tHoundf  or 

inclofure,   to  difpark^  t^  part^  to 

jefarati 
Difkptum^  five  diflepitiffi,  h  tU  att 

ihchjure,tbe  midr^ 
Dlileptus,  a,  um.  ^ufeparated 
Dii^eienat,  imperl'.  it  grows  fair 
DifaSreaduft,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  tranf- 

phntedy  to  be  treated  of 
DU'icreno,  are.  a£t.  to  elear  up  ■ 
lUf&Sro,  ere,evi.  «£k.  tojovifeed,  to 

trapf plant 
Dif^ror,  i.  paill  iohetranfplanted 
Difa^ro,  ere,  ui,  ertum.  to  fow,  or 

plant,  to  difcourftf  or  reafon,  to  de-t 

cleave 
Difseroc,  i.  paC  tobefoun^  to  bacon- 
'  trotft' tea.  difputea,  ScCm 
DifTprp  ',  ere.  n.  tofprmg 
D  ff.-rtaiio,  onis.  v.  a  d^ertation 
,  a  euttirtginpiecis  Diflcrto,  are.  todijcourfe 
a  difliSor  D.flilcns,  tis,  pt,  di/agree/ng 

D.flidentia,*.  f.  difcurd 
Difsidco,  c.e,  edi,  iTum.  n.  tob^at 
variance,  to  dijagrfe,  to  be  unlike, 

to  be  contrary  to,  to  differ,  to   be 

[eparated  :  AUb  to  be  divorcea 
Difsidium,  i.  n.  aparting.  orfepara- 

tion,  dijagreementj  breach  offriendr 

DiiTignitor,  oris,  n*    a  ntafier  of 

ceremonies 
OifTil'cns,  tis.  pt.  breaking,  Sec, 
DifliHo,  ire,  ui^  &  jvi,  ultum.ncjt 

ffi  kaf,  tojbiver,  to  hurfi^  Qr  br^^^ 


t>  I  S 

dfundart  to  chop,  oi'  think,  UtU 

to  be  diffokfed 
Difsimilarei  partes,  organUal parte 
Difatoijiiii,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  Umus- 

fap.  unlike 
Difsiouliter,  adT.  dwerfly 
Diflimilitudo,  lais*  f.  unSkenefs 
Difsitniilandiw,   a,  unr.  pt.   to  be 

dtffembUJ 
Diffimulans,  tia.  pt.  HffmbUnr 
Difiymiilanter,  adv.  diffembUngk 
DiffimCilantia,  at.  f.  d^ffembUng 
DiriimulitiiDy  diAv.^fecretly 
Difiimfilatio,  5nis,   f.    dijJimiUng, 

difguijlng,  dijimnlatioa  :  Alfo  art 

trony 
Difsimulator,  orig.  m.  a  diffmbler 
Difsimiilaturus,  a,  um.  part,  about 

to  dJfemhU,  or  conceal 
DifsimiiJatus,  a,  um.  pt.  diJfenAkd^ 

eoncealing 
DifiimiJio,  arc.  a£l.  t$  dijimhh,  of 

conceal,    to  count&feit,  to  pretend 

what  is  net 
Difeimfilor,  arj.  paff.  to  be  dijfemhled 
Difsipajnlis,  e.  adj.  that  may  be  tUf* 

perfed  ^ 

Diliipatio,  onis.  f.  a  diffipation 
Dil3ii>atU8,    a,    um.    pt.  fcatterej, 

fpreaa  abroad,  difperfa,  torn,  of 

pattered  in  pieces,  dijcw^ed,  dri* 
ven  afunder,  r'mted 
Difsipo,  arc    zQl   to  Jcatter,  to  dij" 

[olve,  to  drfoe  away,  to  difperfe, 
to  put  into  ai/order,  to  difeuff,  or 
d'tjipate,  to  confume  dnd  wafte,  f» 

Jquander,  to  fpread  abroad,  to  tub^ 
lijk 
Dirb]f[)or,  ari,  li^t.  to  be fcattered 
Dilsitus,  a,  um.  ^U  fet  far  dtflaniy 
Scattered  up  and  down 


I 


I  DifsoctabUv^,  «..  ^!^V  t\>«x  ar%  wV 
A        OTted,  oj  a  diStrent  tiotwrc 


D  I  S  D    I  S 

^fcmfanyy  mh  ant^tby,  an  tf«-  DifsOadeo,  ^re,  "6,  fanr.  arft.  t$dif' 
wilSrgntfi  t9  mix  'fi^t  tt  Md-Oije  t9  the  ctttttary 

Pifk5ciato8,  «,  um.  pt.  fepamted       DiiTuaflft^  «nit.  f .  «  UiJfitMjkm 
Dif  ocio,  arc.  aft.  r«  break  cmnpany,  DMiialbr,  oria.  m.  v«rb.  «  £ffutiir 
to  jjfolve  fellow/bip,  to  fart^    tw  DiffuSfiw,  iri»  atiis  fum.  dep,  i$ 


Jcporate 
Difl'cior,  art.  f  iff,  to  be  farted 


kifi/kfUlt^ 
DimilCAJls,  ti*.  breaking  afunder 


Diffjlvendm,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  Jifohe,  DiffMitOyirt,  to  break  anjfy  all abcmt 
or  be  dijfohtd  iDMiw,  fte,  ai,  Qtoin.  aa.  win 

DMs?Slubili8,  e.  adj.  eafytoheiiphed*'    fiiUfk^  U  unxip 
Di.Tolvcns,  tis.  pt.  aifihitti     ^         Difsutu*.  a,  um.  pt.  rif^,  mtfee^d 
Diffolvo,  crc,  fi,  Q'nm.  a£t.  fa  /»y&  DiftSbcKO,  8re.  toetmftime 
.  and  diffhtvey  to  break,  or  i»^//,  to  Diftaedet,uit,&»fuin  eft.  r/ibarto^ 
unbind,  to  diftn^agi,  to  dlfantiu',  Diftans,  tls   ^t.  differing,  or  dlfiaat 
cancel,  or  abrc^ate,  to  fay  tUbts,  Diftantsa,  ae.  f.  dijfiarce,  differtaet 
to  anfwer  a  queftion,  to  relclve,  DiftCkUS,  a,  om.  twoftories  high 
to  perform,  to  purge,  to  refute  an  Diftenden8,cis.  pt./ivrr^ia^lMrr 
accufation,  to  free   one  from  fuf-  Diftendo,  8re.  di,  Ciiai  &  fum.  ad. 
penje,  to  eaofeto  die  \      to  /Iraeb,  Or  fiOib  Out,  to  fiH^  6t 

Diflblvor,    J,  utus,  paff.  to  befulied     ftuffout 

af under  Di  Vendor,  i,  tus.  *!»  'be  dtfleuded 

DlfsSluti,  zAv.'dfffo/ufefy.  negligently  DiAenfus;  a,  um.  ^t^flretchedout 
Difsolutio,  6ni8    f.  a  dijfohtng,  or  Diftentio,  onis.   f.  ajiretebing,  dif 
loafing,  a  dtj'olut.on,  a  furcation,       tention.    Diftentio    nervorajB,    a 
or  anjkoering,    an  aboltfiingt   or ,      conn/ulfion,  or  cratup,  Celf. 
breaking,  weakr.efs,  an  eafimfs  cf^  DiArnto,  are.  to*ftracb  out,  to  make 
temper,  dijolutenefs,  or  Aw/n'/i  of       U.ge,  toftnff,  f*  cram 
lifg  Diftentus,  a,  um.  pt.   Sc  adj.   ior, 

DifscJlutus,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp. '      comi'.Jf retched  out,  extetded 
fEmvs,  fup.  loofed,  diffolved,  di*   DiOentut,  C^.  m.  afiretcbing  out 
fhevelled,  broken,  abonjhed,  fhaken  Diftmtuff,   a,  um.  pr.   fTimus,   fup. 
ifff,  or  avo'tued,  adj.  tceak,  diJo'\      bujieii^  taken  up,  iitt,  hindred,  Cic, 
lute,  debauched,  riotout,  tvafieful,  DiAerminans,  ris.  pr.  bounding 


fueafy 

Difionani,  tif.  pt.  difagreeing 
•Dift6nantia,  ae.  f.  a  difcord 
DUfono,  arc,  ui,  itum.  n.  to  be  dif- 

cordant 
3)iik$nu*,    a,  um.    idj.  dijonant, 
iiifertnt^  confufed 
JXiJors,  its.  iiifagrteable  to 
Vj/Taadendus,  m,  um.  pt.  to  bt  dif- 

'^'"»4w,  tiSg  ft,  dtfufiding 


DiAerminOj   aie.  a£t.   to  bound,  f 

diviae 
Difleijninui,  a,um.  /eparatedfr'tm 
Diftichon,  i.  n.adifiicb 
Diililians,  tis.  pt.  dijiilling,  dropping 
Diftillatio,  onts.  t.  a  diftitlation,  a 

rheum 
Diftiliator,  oris.  m.  a  difliUer 
D\ft\\\o>  ««t,  IV.  to  ixfiU  and  drop 
down  bj  Vtttle  and  Utile 


Difttna^,  tdv.  iijs, 
orderly,  plainly 

Diftindio,  ohis.  f. 
noting  of  differe 
pwnt,  or  note,  « 
fettingoff 

Diftin^oSy  a,  «m. 
comp.  mated,  poin 
fevtral  parti,  or 
mellod,  imbellijbe, 
Jlfiedy  diftina,  mc 

DhtinAuSy  da.  n. 
reparation,  variet- 

Diftftendoi,  a,  um 
phyed 

Difti4eo,  ere,  si, 
binder,  to  keep,   c 
to  ke,p  esf,tofio^ 
pdrt,  fkpWBxk,  o 

Diftineor,  eri.  pafl*. 

Diftingaeni,  tis.  pt. 

Diftipgoo,  Sre,  xi, 
diftinguijb,  to  par 
dive^fy,  to  fit, 
imbelUjh,  or  inam 
tinaly 

Diftiaguor,  i,  Aai. 
tingutfind,  to  be  di 

Difto,  arr,  ftici.  n. 
dijffer,  to  be  unlike 

DiAorquens,  tis.  pt. 

Diftoiqueo»  ere,  fi,  i 
awry,  to  rtft  mfJe 

Diitortio,  onit.  f.  < 
tortian,  or  crookedm 

Diftortut,  a,  um.  p 
comp.ffimus,fup.4 
mifoaptn,  crooked, 
regular 

Diftra^io,  onit.  f.  a 
enation^  a  felling, 
fertion 
^^^xiStnt,  a,  um«  p 


bott^  djjhadei^  cm" 

.,  am.  pt,  t9  btpartedf 
fr,  foidy  parcelled  out, 

ci,  Aum.  tft.  topullf 
nder^  to  part,  tofepa- 
•de^  to  Break  of,  to 
',  wp^ttff  a  thing, 
/hf  to  make  a  diver/Ion 
us.  pzff,  to  he  parttd 
^,  um.  pt.  to  be  dif' 

,  uf,   tStum.  aA.  to 
divide,  to  deal,    to 
ipoint 

.  iiis,  COTp.  difiin&lj 
is,  f,  a  dHhrrhutioM 
is.  m.  a  divider 
a,  om.  pt.  about  to 

tun.  ^t,  divided f  dif' 
rwed,  fpread  abroad 
iJks,  comp.  briefly, 

.  Jbortfy 

uai.  pt.  or,  comp. 
'xed,  troubled^  bufied, 
dravm  as  a  fwiMrd, 
^rd,  rijrorout 
m.  adifl^'ff 
.  ^JirUbbiitg,  binding 
XI,  i6^am»  t€t.  to 
prain  hard.  Met.  to 
me  vp,  to  firike,  prick, 
f  •  to  graxe,  otjllghtly 
►  rub,   or  cUanfe  the 

or  fare,  to  break  in 
9  crumble,  to  draw  a 
raB,  or  put  into  coU' 

off,  or  pull  fruit 
bu«.  paff.- 
t€t,  ffiftrar/firMir      / 


D  I  V 

Dl(lQrt)0,  are.  aSt,.  tnovertbron,  to 
eaft  downf  to  4i f order,  Qatwfimdt 
to  let  and  binder    . 
DiAariyofy  ari,  atus.  pail^ 
Oitaa4ot,  a,  um*  pL  toboearichtd  '■ 
Dttatasy  a,  ufi.  pc.  enr/ched 
Ditefco,  {ce.  torrowrieh^  b$  well 

pond 
DithyrambicQt,  a,  um.  a^.  bakng: 

ing  to  a  dithprambie 
Ditbyrafflbus,  i.  m,  a  name  ofjB4C' 

chut,  a  fottg  in  honour  of  Bacchus 
Ditio,  onis.  f»  rule,  power,  autho* 
rity,  empire,  lord/kip,  afiire,  or 
place  ofjurifdiQion 
Ditis,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  flimas,  fup. 

rich,  fruitful 
Ditiflime,  ad¥*  m^  richly 
Dico,  are.  aA.  to  enrich 
Ditor^  {ri.  pafll  to  be  enrich^    - 
Oiu,  aAv*  tiJb,  comp.  i&cne,  fop.  ^ 
hng  time,  or  while,  long,  4iflonfi 
•    continuance,  in  the  day  time 
DTfi,  aj,  f.  a  goddeft,  ajkefafri 
DivariraCusy  a,  um.  pt./<^r«i 
DIvarico,   ave.  ad.  to  Jhride,  tfi  fet 

aunipr 
Divdlens,  tit*  ^U  fulling  af under 
^Pivello,  Ivc,  \\    m  Tttl^  ful^m. 
^      %/St,  to  pull  afiinJer,  or  in  pieces^ 
I      to  hofe,  hinder,  or  unda,   to  .take 
I  .    awaybyfo'ce 
PiveUor,  i,  vulfus.  pafl*. 
Divenditio,  onit.  f.  af^ng 
Divenditus,  a,  uob,  pt.  fo'dtnparcek 
Divendo,  ere,  diHi,  itum.  z^.tofeU , 
in  divert  parcels,  to  fet  to  feda       \ 
DiverbSro,  are.  a£i.  tofirike,  tabeat, 

to  bang,  to  clea-ve^  or  cut 
Diverberatua,  a,  um.  pt.  ckft afitndtr, 
>  Diverse,   adr.   iOs,    comp.    ffime, 
j      {yxpdiverfiy,  in  divers  parti 
I  DiverBtet,  atis,  f,  diverfity 
DJretHtorj  orit^  m,  an  innket^ 


piy 


Dlverfor,  ari,  atus   Aim.  dep.    to 

lodge,  or  inn 
Diver  for,  oris.  ni«  a  gv^ 
DTversorioluijB,  i.  ii*  a  little  inn 
Diversoriiun,  i^a*  an  it^n,  a  lodging, 

an  harbourt  Oic^iii/try  hqufe,  Ta- 

ber]>a  di^erforia.  an  inn 
Diver  fus,  w^vm*  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 

mu^  fup.  fK*dry,  fevered,    dif* 

ferent^    4iv^s,    coptrary,     over" 

th^artt  apart 
Divertens,  tis.  pt.  turning  a/Ue 
Diverticiilumy  i.  n.  a  turning,  aiyi* 

path,  a  lane  s  Aifo  an  im,  afi^ft, 

a  hole  to  get  out  at,  a  digrejion 
Dlverto,  ert|  ti,  fum.  n.  to  turn  out 

of  the  way,  to  take  up  hit  inn.  Met. 

todigreft,  or  go  from  his  purport  (• 

differ^  to  lead,  or  turn  one  afidt 
Dlvertor,  i,  fut  fvo).  dep.  to  lodg^, 

to  inn,  to  take  up  his  lodging    , 
Dives,  itia.  divitior»  comp.  divitif- 

fimus,    Alp.   rick,  wealthy,  opHr 

lent,  abundam 
DivtxanduSy  a,  um.  pt.  to  vex 
Divexo,  arc.  z€u  to  v<*,  to  harafs, 

to  wafte^  or  confumo 
PIvexor,  ari,  atus.  to  be  rffied 
DXvi,  orum.  pi.  thegodt 
Divide ndtff,  a,  uqa.  pC./0  be  divided 
Divldia,    ap.    f.  ftrife,    di[em«tf9 

heart' breaking 
PIvido,  ere,  A,  Aim.  ad.  to  dividf, 

to  diSrihute,  to  cut  off^    to  break 

down,  to  difiingaijb 
Dividor,  i,  Alt*  t^ie  divided 
Dividuc,  adv.  by  halvet 
DTviduus.  a,  um.  a<y .  that  is,  or  mfty 

be  parted  and  divided,  half  caf  Of 

divided  into  feveral  parts 
DivTna»  ae.  f.  a  ^to^bt%%^\ 
D\v*man%,  U%.  15X.  ^reja^x^it. 
Dmnat\o^ota^%i«  dw\no»i«» 


\Sv«V 


D  I  U 

DivTnatof,  a,  um.  pt.  Mvintd 

Dlvini,  adv.  drvinely 

DTvInitaa,  aii«.  f.  dh/imtf 

DivTnitiis  adv.  fr^m  Ctd 

DTvTno.  ire.  aft,  to  divine,  ory  df$ 

PTvInus,  to,  nm,  a**}  or,  comp.  fli- 
inu«,  flip,  divine,  bea^enfy,  hleffed, 
very  great,  more  than  human,  pre* 
fiFifig,forfteI/ingj  hofy.  confecraced. 
Rem  divinam  facere«  te  /acrificeg 
H  he  at  prayers,  Ter. 

DTvinus,  i.  ra.  a  conjurer 

PI vlie,  divifim,  adv.  fundry, or feve- 
ralho 

PTtKjo,  onis.  f.  divjjhn,  fa»titi&n^ 
difiribution,  a  fevering 

Pmfor,  orii.  m.  a  divider,  or 
diftrit,  liter 

Diviffiras,  a,  om.pt.  about  to  divide 

PTvifrus,  a,  ufD.  pt,  or,  comp,  di^ 
viJcd^  parted  from^  cut  off 

PivTfus  fis.  9.  m  dividing 

DIv'tiae,  arum,  pi,  f,  riebet 

Pi  vo,-.  1 1!  m,i.ii.  a  turnings  otpaffage, 
s  at  HI  Port,  ajeparatm,  a  divorte, 
or  pari! -Iff  of  man  and  wife 

Pium,  i,  n.  the  day-light,  under  the 
firmainint^  the  open  air,  ahroad 

Piureticus,  a^  uai.  diuretic 

Piurnum,  i.  n.  a  daft  hire,  s  di- 
urnal, or  jfiumal 

Piurnns,  a,  um.  adj.  /.  e.  dioturnut, 
he  longing  to  the  day,  daily 

Pius,  a,  um.  divine,  heavenly,  ex* 
eel  lent,  of  a  noble  houfri  dejciuded 
of  Jupiter 

'Piatlne,  adv.  a  long  time 

PjCtinus,  a,  um.  adj.  continual 

Diuturi'C,  adv.  a  Inng  time 

^iiirurnlftas,  atis  f.  long  continuance, 
/afit'ftgre/s,  ietigth  of  time 
PJuturnus,  By  utn.  adj.  or,  comp., 

^'"^p  ^f  ^^Pg  fontinuancii  of  lorg 


DO 

DiTillgindnt,  t,  am,  pt.  to  he  pub- 

Hfbed  abroad 
DtvulgatiOy  5ni«.  f.  apu^li/bing 
blvoi)-.  ir«r,  oris.  m.  afuhUfim- 
DiTolgitQi,  a,  um.  pt.  ffimattfap. 

celebrated,  given  up  to,  eaJSfy  gained 
Divulgo,  are.  a£t.  to  divulge,  to  make 

commote,  to  publijb 
Divulgor,  ari,  itut,  to  be  puhlijhed 
Divulfut,  i,  am.  pt.  broken,  parted, 

foretd 
Dlvum,  id.  quod  diam 
Dims,  a>  um.  adj.  divine,  f acred 
Divns^  i.  m,  "a  God,  0 feint 


D  before  O. 

D0|  djfre,  dedi,  ditvm.aft.  to  give, 
to  hefioFm,  to  grant,  or  yitid^  to 
commit,  or  intruft,  to  apply,  or 
give  •»**«  felf  to,  to  proffer,  to 
offer,  to  tell,  or  Jbiw,  to  commit, 
or  deliver,  to  appoint,  to  afffrn, 
to  dn,  to  bring,  to  make,  to  ordiirt, 
tp  allow,  to  fuffer^  to  admit,  to 
Jdl,  to  throw,  or  eaft,  to  lend. 
Tw,  Animaob  dare,  to  die,  Virg. 
•oimot,  to  encourage^  Id.  tempai, 
to  appoint  it,  Cic.  labem,  to  fall 
down,  Lucr.  Literas,  to  fend  let- 
ten,  Cic.  manus,  to  yield,  Td. 
operam,  to  do  bit  endeavour,  Ter. 
aliquid  auribu*,  tofootjb,  orfattnr, 
Cic.  tcrga,  to  fie,  or  runaway, 
Lir.  vela,  lintea  ventis,  to  hcifi 
fail,  Ov.  It  is  o^'ten  englifh<!d  by 
tte  verb  of  the  folUwing  fub- 
flanMve  j  at,  dare  amplexrg,  can- 
tos, gemitum,  lacrymatf,  motos, 
ruinam,    Virg,.    <aitus,    ofcula, 


in&A\2L^,  let.  to   wVact,  Jtw^X 
rrcan,  ^ee^>  da»ct^  Ja\\,  Uay^\i^\^'osSv\s^. -^ww 


D  O  D 

kifs,  lend,  betoken,  to 

D.)re   viaih,  to  make 

Dare  fe  in   viam,  it 

jnurney,    Cic.    fc  in  < 

to  fheitt  bint  felf,  Cic. 

itii,   as  things  go,  Ti 

cuftodiam,  to  intprifn 

allquem  exitio,  Tac. 

letho,  neci.  Virg.  t 

poenas,  to  be  punified, 

.to  cheat,    Hor.  civiti 

to  make  one  free.  Id. 

Dor  (non  Jctfitu*-)  dans, 

to  be  given.  Sec.  Cic. 

D5cenduc,  a,  um.  pt.  tt 

Docens,  t's.  pL  tenetioi 

Doceo,  ere,  ui,  Aum.  a 

.  to  infonm,  to  prove 
D($ceor.  eri  Aus,  to  be  i 
D^cibilis>  e.  /idj.  docibU 
D^cilis,  e.  adj.  or,  cij 
taufbt,  docile,  apt  to  I 
Docilitas,  alis.  f.  dacilit^^ 
Do£t^,  adv.  itt,  con-.p 

Icarredfy,  Jkifulh .  vi 

Dodcr,  oris.   oi.  a  ma^t 

ofafebool,  adoSior,o 

a  tutor 

Do&rina,  ae.  f.  doBrieti 

learnif^,  erudition,  « 

lefopby,  an  art,  or  'tit 

Do£Ki8,  a,  am.  pr.  %el  «dj 

ifimuf,    fup,   ta*itt, 

adj.   learned,  fiitul,  i 

ning    edifitd,  irfinSfi 

D<Jciin":en,  in»8.  n,  a^ 

D6cu'»'rntum,  5    n.  a» 

proof  a  VfarrtKg.  al^ 

or  prfiftpe.  repuUtiM. 

DSdranE.ts  m.nin/c^w 

tlfne  parts   of  rtff^ 

parts  of  four,  thrnf^ 

0x1% 


>  L 


DOM 


.  a  decree  DSlofus,   a,  urn.    eunning^    trafij^ 

um.  zA'^.dogmaticai,       deceitful,  treacbtrout 

Dolus,  i.  m.  fl  difvice,  a  crafty  pur^ 
.  to^  dofrmatixe  pofe,  a  tricky  gu'^e^  deceit ^    trea- 

an  hatchet  chery^  fraud,  roUufion,fa!Jbood 

an  ax  Domabilis,  e.  adj.  eafy  to  he  tamed 

im.  chipped  *mith  an   Do.Yiarislu*,  a,  um.  pt.   to  he  tamed, 

or  fuidurd 
pt.  rou^h-bi'wn  D5man6,  tis.  pt.  taming,  fiibduing 

n.  pt.  a  thing  to  be  Domatio,  onis.  f.  afubduing 
D(5mator,  oris.  m.  a  fubduer 
&  adj.  or,   como.    03mefa6tu<,  a,  um.  cultivated 
tpining  at.  adj.  grie^    Donnefticatim,  adv.  houfe  by  boufi 

Domefticus.  a,  um.  adj.  of  the  fame 
ills,  comp.  firroW'  houfe^  domefiick,  as  oppofed  to 
ly  foreign,  fiaying  at   home,    crvilf 

^rief,  forrovo  private^  at  oppofed   to  publickj 

itnna.  n.   to  be  in        tame ^  familiar 
to  be  forry,    to  be   Doniefticus,  i.  fubft.  m.  a  domeflick 
envy,  to   repine^  to  OoTiicifium,  i,   n.   an  aboJe,  a  re- 
ceptacle 
as  big  at  a  tun  DfJmicceniam,  5.  n, /upper  at  hme 

a  cooper  Do m Tn a  ae .  f .  <3  lady,  a  governeff,Cic . 

a  Rttle  barnl  Dominans,  tis.  pt.  or,  comp.  bear* 

n,  pt,  that  toill  be        iig  rule,  or  ffvay,  governing.  Do- 
or forrvftr  minantia  verba,  plain^  home-fpun, 
tuh^  a  tun,  1>ipe^  or        vulgar,  calling  every  thing  by  its 
pert'ifum    ingerere        proper  name 
to  hi  one's  breathy   Dominatio,  onia.  f.  dominion,  rule^ 
,  Prov.                                authority y     fovereignty,     lordfiip^ 
,  or  hem  frntnth^  to       tyrar,ny\    defputie  government^   a 
e,  to  rough  hew,  to  *     f^overnour 
ue                               Po ruinator,  oris.  m.  a  ruler 
,    oois,   m.  a  fiajf  DSminatrix,  Icis.  f.  a  governefs 
n  it,  a  Utile  ftoord,   DSminatus,  a,  um.  pt.  having  ruled. 


he  trinket,  the  fiing 

to  be  hewen 
pain,    [mart,  ach, 
w,  or  pantr,  as  in 
forrew,     difcottient. 


fiiy^  deceitfully         I 
.  4eceh/if/f^        I 


or  governed 

D5minatHS,  ^9.  ni.  mafter/bipi  rule, 

authority,    lordjbip,    froereignty, 

power,   Dominatum  imperio  re- 

ncre,  to  have  both  the  name  and 

power  of  a  king,  Nep, 

DdoaTnica,  x.  f.  the  lorcTs  day 

DomYujcaJis,  c.  adj.  dominical,  be* 

Un^rn^to  the  lord,  or  /»  t^  Igrd'i 


D  OM 

day*  Dominicales  curix,  court* 
iarons,  the  king's  d-mtains.  Dig* 
D^minTcuS)  a^  um.  adj.  pertaining 
to  the  lord,  or  majler,  Djminicu^ 
fumptus,  Vitr..  the  expenfts  of 
the  mafter  workman 
Dominium,  i.  n.  hrdjbip,  rule,  do* 

minion,  empire^  a  domain 
DSminor,  ari,  atut  fum.  dep.  to  be 
lord  and  mafter,   to  rule,  to  bear 
rule,  to  domineer,  pafl*.  to  be  ^' 
verned  t 

D5minas,  i.  m.  a  mafhr  of  an  houfe^ 
fomerimes  the  Jin,  ot  young  mafter, 
•  P^ff'JP^y  **  PWitfr j  a  hujband, 
he  that  makes  a  banquet,  God^  Sir 
Domi'porta,  a  (hellfiiail 
Ddraitatio,  onis.  f.  J  taming       - 
DSmito,  are.  to  tame,  f»  break  ' 
Ddmitor,  oris,  m*  a  tamer,  s  ^ajf- 

quifher,  or  ton^erov 
Ddmi trix,  Ici$;  t.  pe  that  timet    ' 
Domitiira,  ».  f.  a  tamkg    ' 
DSmiturus,  a,  um.  that 'i»]lt  ta^e^ 
Domitus,   z,  am*    pt.  'timed,  fab- 
durd,  'uan^uifioei,  entirely  tinted 
DS4iitu8,  dst  tn,  a  taming  7 

Ddmo,  are,  ui^  itum.  a«.  to  tame, 
to  vanfui/b,  t<^  overeat,  \  to  keep 
under,  to  boil,  Ov,     •»,•»■     - 
Domor,  ari,  itus.  to  bilt'afU^  '" 
D5muitio,  onis.  f.  agitng'^bomt    ■ 
Domuncfila,  m,  f,,a  eittage     '  i^ '  < 
Domus.  Os,  ve/i.  f;>e(t*-fee»fta^'Qb 
quart.    decL-fod  Wf.in  voC.~19!^ 
mi,  in  nom.  pt.  Sc  mis^\n  Vlfi.% 
abl.  plur.  vix  leg.  qtoibjnit  aiiunc 
graramati coram  iilii,  nut  in  abU 
fing.  dixit  tamenin  ahLJing^  ^^V^i 
Traj.  an  houfe,  a  lod^ng,  a  it^/- 
ling,  a  tenfle^  a  churchy  a  ^««*% 

a  T»4tion>  anc]t>  a  ^ab\e>  a\^*  " 


DOR 

«/r<f7,  all  the  fitl'o'Mirt  nfa  faB 
PSnznHus,  a,  ym.  pt.  to  bavt  pre- 

Jen  fed 
Dooant,  tis,  pt.  giving 
Ponarium,   i.  n.  where  fiifti  were 

f>ffered^  the  gifti  them^elve^ 
Donat  o,  pnis.  f.  a  donation 
.  Pp.>atjviim,  i.  n.    a  henextoleneef  a 

gift,  a  donative,  a  dole 
pSnaius,  a,  um.  pt.  Irefiowed,  ffhen, 

granted,  for  given f  remitted^  having 

a  prtfentghfm 
DSnax,  acis.  m.  mn  angling  red 
Donee,  ^v.  until,  ai  long  at,  while 
.  tba$ 

PSnTcum,  a^T.  until 
P^no,  are.  tft.  to  give  USeraUp,  t9 

hefiono^  (f  frefent  gratis,  to  offer , 

■  \  (9  forgive,  to  remit,  to  indulge 
Ppnor,  ari,  acut.  f  beffefentid 
Donuffi,  i.  n.  a  free-gift,  a  ptefm^ 

a  revj^df  a  btiht  an  afferinw.  a 
promifi  -^      *5  • 

.D9rcaf>^is.  t  0dte 
Rorf^us,  i.  m.  a  d^,fpy  all 
Doris  diaJeaus,  ^ht  JMe  dialeS 

,Po^IpieJ}d^8,  a,  am.  pt.  /«  hefj^t 

■  J^PrpP^W*  ri«.  pt.  f^eefing 
pprmio,  Trc,  ivi,  iton.  n.  tofieep, 

^  ^  afieepi  t$  he  untmpleye4 
Qormifco,  |Sre.  to  nod 
V"ii(an«,'tit.  pt.  wedding 
-i  Jqf»itatiq,  Snis.  f,  jLmherlng 
,r  ^mjhtltor,  oris.  m.  s  (leeper 
-■Jl^ffipito,  ir«f  /»  hJ^f^>  tojlumher^ 
,    (4  /«*#  0   nap,  to  Be  carelefi,  t^o 
.     *W^}^  9f  ^  candle  dotl^  I^y  day. 

.^|J8ht 

.'44(^BS^itor,  q^^l,  ii|.  «  lengjleeper 
•  Sf^^^^^'^''"°^»  i*  '^^  ^  dormitory 
&>rWJfpmh  >|  um.'  adj.  f^tf/  ^«/v 
^^/r/^  ^#,  orjfnftihfcrpep 


D  R  O 

Doron,   i,  n,  am  bandbreadth.  Met, 

DorfuariuSy  a^  um.  carrying  on  the 

back 
Dorfum,  I.  n.  the  back,  a  promontory, 

m  fielf,    QX  heap  of  javd  gather  en 

in  the  ffa,  a  ridge,   or  fde  of  a 

bill,  the  fbeUef  a  tortois,  or  Jucb 

like 
Doryphprus,  i,  m.  a  life-guard  man 
Dob,   tis.    f . '  a  portior,  or  dowry,  a 

property,  a  nature t  an  advantage. 

or  privilege,  a  fubje^,  an  argument 
D56s,  is.  f,  a  dofe 
Dotaiis,  t,  adj.  of,  ot  pertaining  to 

a  dotcry 
Dotal  a,  part,  fllma,  fup.  endowed. 

wtarritd,  joined,  Malier  dotatiilimy 

forma,    luhofe   beauty   it   portion 

enough,X)v. 
Doto,  ire.  a£l.  to  endow 
Docor,  |ri,  atus.  to  be  endowed,  mixed 


D  befire  R. 

Drachma,  ae.  f.  a  dram,  the  eighth 

part  of  an  ounce,  a  Greek  coin,  yd, 

ob.  value 
Draco,  onis.  ra.  a  dragon,   an  old 

hardned  vine- branch,  a  fifh%    the 

herb  tgrr^gog 
DraconigjfnaiS.  c.  g.  bredqf  a  dragon 
DracaficuluSj  i.  m.   a  little  dragon, 

aragnnt-wort,  or  dragont.  Dracun- 

culus   horteniis,  tarragon:  Alfo 

a  kind  ojjbell  f/b 
Drama,  atis.  n.  the  affion  of  a  pl^ 
Dramaticus,  a,  um.  dramaue. 
Draucus,  i,  ni.  yoc.  ne^uam 
DrQipa^,   ifdis.  a  dromedary  ^  A\fy, 

tht  n$Mt  ^f  a,  dig 


D  U 


Dropax,    acis.   ip.   oin 

•  aivay  hair 
Druidae,    m.  p|..Plio. 

Caef.   the  druids 
Dryadcs,   um,  pJ.  f.  / 

woedt 


D  before  U 

Oualis,  e.  adj.  dual 

Dualit^r,  adv.  in  tht  di 

Dubie,  adv.  aauhtfu.U 

Dubietas,  atis.  f.  d  i-^ 

Dubiofus,  a,  um.  aouh 

Dubitiindus,  a,  um.  pt- 

Diibitlbils^  e.  adj.  ma 

DubitanS,    tis.   pt.    da 

hovering  betwixt  life 

Ddbitaiiter,  adv.  do.  f>tt' 

Dilbitatio,  onis.  f,  ad 

DiibT  2tor,  oris.  m.  /A 

Diibi'atur,  imp^rf.  i//' 

Diibiatus.  a,  um.  ut,  c 

Diiito,  are.  n.  to  aeu 

doubt ^  to  mi/lrufi,  /«, 

tra&  time,  or  delay, 

mufe,t9  waver 

Dilbium,  i.  n.  a  dovkt, 

Dubiusy  a,  nm.  adj.  doui 

variable,  fi>enrp  on  nh 

gerout,p€rthus.  Coma 

there  are   Jo  m.itvf  i 

man  knows  not  which  \ 

Diicaiif,  e.  zd],  ducal 

Diicatus,    ds.   m.  tf  j 

•■'ukedom,  a  duchy 

p.ucenarius,    a,   um.  : 

hundred,  Duc^arij  j 

judged  in  ^rish  ejfm** 

mjioners  ^f  the  (eurt 

Ducen^us,  a,  am.  pt>  > 

^uc^oi,  9,  ••  pi.  tvi 


J  c 

t,  .leadings  Jrazoing , 

z,  una.  adj.  the  ttv9 

pi.  tvfo  hundred 
.  two  bundled  times 
adutcbefi 

£turr,  aft.  f9  /<r<r</, 
•,  tonduS^  or  w/wV  ««, 
^ink^  to  induce^  mn^e^ 
to  dravff  to  form,  to 
fat  otttf  to  forge,  to 
wgt  or  defay,  to  take, 
eihem,  or  reckon,  to 

cajole^  to  »»f«rrf,  to 
ke  mlofff  with  biMf  to 
n^  ox  compute^  to  pnft 
to  expnfe  to  fale.  Dn- 
,  to  fifrb,  Ov.  ani- 
n,  tolwe,  Cic.  alTuiDy 
f.  naribus,  to  frtuff 
:ere  colorem,  to  take 
iiDy  Tallum.  to  throtv 
:n\o,to  ^uaf^  or  drink 
am,  Ov.  penfa,  Juv. 
rm,  Sil.   mu-ronem, 

Hf  aliquenft  in  ji:t, 
Ter.  aliqaem  in  car- 
^  bim  to  pri/rni,  Cic. 
II.  to  emmpofe  them, 
etatcm.  Hor.  vitam, 
V  lead  bis.  iife.  Diem 
>  aUd^ 

.  pair.  BffiHw  the 
atioAs  from  Duro^  it 
I.  by  an  el  ipfis,  t-i 
^itn,  to  btfued  in  Uw 
:.  dratoing 
IJ*  fafy  to  be  dravon^ 
led  into,  Dudlile  flu. 
dust,  Mirt. 
ifartfy 

verb,  0  ps^f^^^ff) 


D  U  L 

DuAiilui,  a,  um.  a<)j.  maOeahU 
Duftito,  ire.   to  lead  quicklf  away% 
to  lead  up  and  dotvn,  to  cbeat,  to 
decoy,  to  take  for  a  tvife,  or  mijs 
Dufto,  5re.    to  lead,  to  tvbeedle,  to 
keep  a  mifs,  to  efteem,  or  account, 
Cornua  duftare  nervo,  to^raw  a 
bow,  Val.  Flacc.  Duftare  aliquem 
labiis,  to  make  mouths  tf/,P]aut. 
DoAor,  an,  atus.  W.  Du£to 
Dudor,  oris.  m.  a  guide,  a  captain, 
a  leader,  a  conveyor,  Gregis  duc- 
tor,  a  bull,  Sen. 
Dnfturns,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  lead 
DoAoi,  a,um.  led  on,  direa,  firaigbt, 
drawn  moved,  induced.  Met.  ^- 
gum,  drawn  out,  derived,  counted, 
or  confuted 
Duftus,   Gs.  m.  a  leading,  conduB^ 
a  draught,  fhape,  form,  or  figure  : 
AKo    a  conduit  pipe.    Labiorum 
.  duftus,  a  making  of  ivry  mouths 
Dudum,  ady.  but  late,  a  vtbiU  ago, 
nnt  long  fince,  heretofore  :  Alfo  a 
great  while  fince,  long  ago 
Duellicus,  a,  um,  adj.  martial 
Duellum,   i.  n.    battU  between  two 

people 
Duellui,  t,  um.  adj.  fades  virginis 

duella,  pretty,  bandfome,  Vaev. 
Dul^e,  adv.  ffime,  fup.  fioeetly,  c9» 

micallf,  tleafantly 
Dulcedo,   in '8     f.   Iwretnefs,    plea- 
fantnefs,    delightfulnefi,  Jfondnefs, 
dtfi'e,  hjirmony.  melody,  luxury 
Dolcffco,   ^rr.  to  wax  fweet 
D'llc'arius  piftor,  a  onffSfion^r 
Onlci.  lilus    a.  una.  aJj.  Ihoreti/b 
nr,!fTf';rus,  a.  u-n,  bearing  J^tveet 
I")«K;ioquuJ»,  a,  Vim.  fweet  If  founding 
Dqlc'O,  Trc.  to  become  fweet 
Dulcis,  c    adj.  «r,  como.  iliinu* 


DUO 

heautifed,  lovely,  fuceefsjul,  hand' 

fame 
DulrTiir,  %^v,  ficeetly,  gently 
Dukitudo,  mis.  f.  Cic. 
Dulco>  are.  a^.  to  /weeten 
Dulcort  ons.  Tv,fweetnefs,  Plin* 
DuJcoratio,  onis.  f.  ^  making Jhueei 
Dum,  adv.  untily  upon  condition  tbat^ 

prtn'ided  that,   fo    that,     while, 

wbiffi,  as  loffg  as,  as  yet 
Dumetum,  i.  n.  aplace/ullofbujbet. 

Met.  intricacy,  perplexity 
D<imm5do,  z6v,fotbat 
Dumofus,  a,  um.  zci],  full  of  bufiet 
Dumus,  i.  m.  a  buflf,  agrvue 
Duotaxat,  adv.  only,  alone,  at  kaft 

to  wit 
Duo,  St,  0.  ttvo,  twaitt^  both 
Du5d!^cie8,  adv.  twelve  timet 
Du5dScim,  adj.  indecl.  twelve 
D&Sdecimus,  a,  um.  the  twel/tib 
Dnodenarius,  a,  um.  oftwehfe 
Duodeni»  9,  a.  adj.  pi.  twelve 
Diiodenonaginta,  eighty  eight 
Duodcodoginta,  ftventy  eight 
Duodequadrageniy  x,  a«  pi,  thirty 

ri^bt 
Duodequadragesimus,   a>  um.    the 

eight  nnd  thirtsetb,  Liv. 
Duodequinquaginta^yiirfjr  eight 
Duoderexage»imui>  a,  um.  the  fifty 

eighth     . 
Duodetricefimuf,  a,  um.  the  eigi^t 

and  twentieth 
Duodetricijct,  adv.  eight  and  twenty 

times,  Cir. 
Ducdetriginta^  pi.  inded.  agbt  anj^ 

twenty 
Duodcviccni,  8e»  a.  eighteen        * » 
Duodevicefimus.  &  duodevigefimuf^ 
•     a,  um.  tht  ei^bttttitb  . 


fvp.  /  V.r/,  delhhns,  flftsfant^ d%'  \        two  and  IWtntlttb  \«1^W,^^ 


DUB. 

I>upla,  ae.  pro  dup!uni,/c.  pal's   . 
Daplex,  icis.   adj.   douMf^  fwo^old, 

twice  as    mucby    biv^   or    many  : 

Alfo  broadt   crafty,  fubt'il,   wily. 

Duplici    fpe    uti.     fo  have   two 
firings  to  kti  bG:e>,  Tcr, 
Duplicandus,  a,  um.  pr.  to  b:  doubled 
D"pl'cans,  tifl.  pt.  doubling. 
Doplicariuv  miles,    41  fotdier  tnUb 

double  fay 
DupiTcafio,  6n»s.  f.  /r  doubling 
Duplicato,  adv.  two  loayt 
Duplicatus,    a,     ur?.    pt.    doubled, 

made  ttvice  as  many , or  great, bowed, 

or  bended 
Dupliciter,  adv.  doubly 
Duplicoy  are.  aft.  to  make  twice  as  D-iritics,  ei.  f.  idf'm 

much,  big,  or  long,  to  increafe,  or  Duriofcillu*,   a,  am.  adj.  fomtwbat 

make  bigf^er  \      rough,  har/Jj^  unpnlijh^d 

puplicor,  Sri.  to  be  doubled  Duro,  arc.  ;.ft.  ST  n.  to  bardpn,  or 


Durep,  ere.  to  be  bard 

Durcfcen*!,  tis.  pr.  growing  hard 

Durefco,  ere.  tonoax,  or  become  hard, 
to  be  hardned,  to  be  froxeny  to 
cont'mw  long 

DurTta?»  atis.  f.  churlijbnejs,  rigour, 
cruelty 

Duriter,  adv.  us.  comp.  hardly, 
painfully,  rudely^  roughly,  un^en- 
tfffy,  barjhly,  ruggfidly,  grievoujly, 
heimujbf  ' 

Puritia,  «.  f.  bardtiefs.  Met.  cru- 
elty, rufzfdnejs,  barfibnefs,  cofli've- 
nefs,  fparinv,  living  hard,  ffufd 
dity.  D'-ritiae.  pi.  tumor,  ftoelling. 
Daritia  oris,  impudence,  Cic. 


buplio,  onis.  m.  the  double 
Pupid,  adv.  twice  as  mufh 
l)uplum,  i.  n.  twite  fo  much 
poplus,  a,  um.  adj.  double,  twice 
fo  much 


inure  tq  harf^fljips,  to  full,  mill,  or 
thicken  clth.  to  tntke  hardy,  or 
flrong,  to  ab'de,  or  bear,  to  loft, 
or  contitiuf,  to  forbear,  to  become 
bard,  to  make  eoHi've 


PupoTK^taritu,  ttfeighing  two  founds  Duror,  an',  atu3.  tfid.  Duro 

pura  mater,  the  membrane,   wbieb  Duma,  a,  um.  adi.  or,  cnmo.  fll- 


co-vers  the  brain.  Medic. 
Pfiraoilis.  c.  adj.  durable,  lafiing 
PurabTiitas,  atit.  i.  long  continuance 
Durafinas,  a,  um.  adj.  that  hatbgn 

bard,  or  tmgbjkin,  or  nW,  or  the 

body  whereof  cleaves  to  the  wood 
ptlramen,  ynis.  n.  ^  durameotum, 

i.  n.  an  hardening,  a  cc^gealirfg, 

the  arm  of  m  vine.  Met,  corfancy, 

Jiablenefs,  hardening 
Duraos,  tis.  pt.  hardening,  aftringent^ 

continuing,  abiding,  la  fling 
Puraceui  cquus,  tl^  Trojan  korfe 
puratio,  3ni8.  f.  dnrmtion 
puratus,  a,  um.  pt.  hardned,  dried , 
frozen,  Met.  confirmed,  patient 
Pari,  jtdv.  JbarOy,  JbfJl^Jj 


mus,  fup.  hard,  ffiff,  roughy  un 
p'enfant,  flale^  ob/iinate,  inexorable, 
blunt*  clowniflf^  boorijh,  tuflic, 
hardy,  Jbarp,  nipping,  pinching, 
hardy,  rugged,  patient  in  labour, 
rigorous,  cruel,  fevere,  coftivejbound, 
fcarce,  dear,  griping,  Senacious^ 
impudent,  (ham^kft,  dull,  k^d^t 
without  fpir it,  unpaUjhed 

Dufius,  i.  m.   the  devil,  uode  Brit. 

I     the  duee  take  thee 

Puumvir,   iri.    m.     Sf  d^umviri^ 
drum,  two  officers  of  Rome 

Duumviralis,  e.  adj.  duumviral 

Duumvirarus,  us.  ra.  the  office  of 
two  in  equtl  authority 

Dco^,  dud*»  c»  ^.  a  legder^a  leading 


perfon,  a  ring-leader,  t 
epmmander,    a  captain  _ 
leader^    a    lieutencnt  gi 
admiral.    Dux   gr<'gis, 
Ov.  armenti,  tht  bull,  I 


D  before  Y. 

Dyas,  jfdis.  f.  two,  a  dace 
Dynafta,     vel  dynafles,   s 

prince,  a  ruler,  a  potenti 
Dynaftia,    ae.    f.    a  govtn 

hrdjbip 
Dyfenteria,  a?,   f.    the  hi 

dyfentery 
Dyfen^ericus,   a,  um.  a<Jj 

with  a  flux 
Dysuria,  ae.  f.   difficulty  < 

'water 
DysOricus,  a,  um.'  ill  of  a  > 


E  before  A. 

EPrap.  cum  abl.  per 
•  ex,  out  of,  of  or  fit 
inattrr,  of  the  caafe,  J 
in,  or  according  to 

Ef  cum  fuo  rafu,  quafi  adi 
fflepi  uforpatnr  ;  ut,  ^ 
Plln.  c  diverfo,  Id.  e 
parte,  Gtc.  contrarivH 
other  fide,  OTpart,  e  ftci 
Win.  e  longiaquo,  eft 
i  re^ione,  ever  ugai^t 
p9fite,  Cic.  e  repablitt 
profit  of  it.  Id.  i  vefHg 
hand,  Cacf.  c  roe  nihil 
as  to  me  you  need  /<" 
Tcr.  ^  re  nata,  acc«rdi 
prefent  occafion,  Id.  «  « 
for  one's  good,  Plaut. 

in  €omp«fiti<me  QsDif«  b 


R 

^iquando  privatjl- 
Usf  ixangmh  ;  ali- 
kitem  ;  ut,  edurut ; 
It  9c  intendit  in 
eIax/9,  Quandcque 
educo,  exclude,  i. 

extra  claudo.  It. 
Jurandi  particula, 

Caftor^  affirmo  j 
ito  teftc 
«j  «r  that 

f.  the  fame 
t.  they,  tbcfi 

If 


E  C  C 

EbriSfat,  a«  urn.  adj.  or,    conp. 


drunken,  or  f/w»  to  drifA,full  cf  EchSnets,  His   f.  a  fea  Ismprty 


ore  B. 

^en  trtt 

om.  aft,  /d  ilrhk 

drink,  tofutkdrj^ 

-««l  up 

B  Aim.  dep.  /•/«<; 
"/  *f  faitery,  or 
l^f,  or  f A«nif  o«f , 
1/ 

1.  pt.  aft.  having 
ry,  or  fMTioords^ 
being  obtained  by 
ur  tvo^Os 
belcngirg  to  svmy 
pt.  inJaid  vith 

dj,  nude  ef  ivory  y 

It.  m^de  drnnk 
frurkfnn^fs 
nnketr  vvonran 
vid  Ebrietai      J 


firong'  liquor 
Ebrios^  a,  am.  adj.  dntnken,fMed, 
dtpf,  drenched,  intoxieatedt  mad: 
A\(o  pknfi/ul 
Ebullio,  Ire,  Tvi,  Ifnm.  n.  fo  boi/, 
Of  bmbbie  up,  to  Jrtty  or^wtrk  as 
wine  doth.  Met.  fa  utters  to  break 
out  into  talk,  to  «v«w,  tO'vaHiff 
Eboilo,  are.  re  bubble  out 
Ebiiluixi,  i  n.  wallwortt  dt^tfff-eider 
Ebcr,  •  ST  ebor,  oris.  n.  ivory,  any 
thing  made  0/ ivory.   Bbor  atra- 
■leato  condcfacere,  t9 /pot  f  nature 
by  art,   Prov.  £bar  cnrule,  the 
cbatr  offiate,  Hor 
Eburitus,  a,  om.  inlaid  wtb  ivory 
Sbarnedlus^  a,  urn.  made-ofi^ory     \ 
Ebiirneus,  a,  urn:  adj."  of  tvoryjair^' 

whitCf  like  ivory    - 
Ebaraui,  t,  urn*  m^rfivcey 

EbefireC 

Ecaflor,  adv.  f.  e,  per  Caftorepn,  an 

omb 
Ecca,  mind  her  there    ' 
Eccam,  /.  r.  eece  ean 
Krce,  adv.  demonflr.  h  !  fie,- behold 
Ecrentricus,  a,  um.  adj.  eccentrical 
Eccrllam,  pro  ecce  illam 
£ccillttm,  pro  ecce  illam 
Ecciftam,  pro  ecce  iftam 
Erclelia,  ae.  f,    a  congregation,  ox 

ajfemhly  and  meeting  of  people,  a 

partirular  church,     or    ajfembly : 

Alfo  the  material  church 
Ecclcfiaftss,    ae,  m,  a  preacher 
Ecdefiaftlfrus,  i    m,  a  book  ofapo- 

eryphol  fcripture 
Eccosy  /.  e.  ecce  eot 


EDA 

EcdYcotfl.  m.  aprvBot,  Clc. 


Ech'dna,  ee»f,  a  viper 
Ecbfnatua,  covered  with  prickles 
ErhTnus,  i.  n.  an  hedge-hog,  a  feg 

urebin.  the  rough  prickly  jbelU  of 

chefnutt 
Echoi  As.  f.  em  echo,  Ov. 
Eclcfta,  drum,  n.-  pi.  choice pieeet 
Bdipfii,  is.  f.  an  eclipfe,  a 'figure  iff 

grammaw.  nvhen  a  word  is  wanting 
in  a  en  ten  e 
Eclipticas,  a;  OBI.  adj.  belonging  It 

an  ecHpfe- 
Ecl5ga,  K.  f.  an  eclogue 
£cl5gBriu8,  i.  m.  a  cclleBor  of  things 

ready-Qw, 
Econtra,  adv.  on  the  contrary 
Ecph^i,  m,  f.  Mjtttty 
^oqoando?  adv.'kf  what  timef  xobe^ 
tber  at  lary  time  f  but  when  f  Cic, 
Ecqttld,  adv.    whether  or   he,    any 

li/i^.    It  is  Tometimes  interro- 

gfltive,  and  Arnif  trmes  indefinite, 

whether' any,  vohether,  or  rm 
Ecqais,  ecqua,  ecquod,  vd  ecqirid, 

^ecqulfnamj  ecqoaenkm,  ecquod- 

nam.  wheli\  Vpfto,  or  whether^  ary 

maUf  vfimaux  or  any  thing,  whe» 

thi¥at"aff 
Ecqaifna;fi;'aenira,*odnam  xv/qoid* 

nam.   whefher  any  man,  weman^ 

of  thing,  <M%. 
Ecq«i2^,  zA^.'  wbitber^  Cic. 
EcftifiSs     is.   f.  TeJcceflTus  mentis,  a 

trance,  an  ecfia^y,  a  fuddenfurprlz^ 
Eftran?^Jus.  I.  m.  man/hous 
Edileus,  i.  m.  a  colt,  Cfc* 


E  before  D. 

'  «iuc1b« 


E  O  I 

Met.  vjafi'mgy  amfinKng 
-l^dendus,  a,  am.  pt.  r»  U  eaUn 
Edens,    ti*.  pt.  puhUfifJng^  fttt'mg 

forth,  Cafiing  eut^  '^ifg 
Xdentatus,  a,  um.  uttb  pi,lirJ  out 
Ederfo.  are.  to  dafh  out  o»e*s  teeth     • 
Edentulus,  a,  una.  adj.  taetblefs,  Vi* 
nnm  edentuluoij  r^uy,  oU»  milt' 
vn'ne 
Edcpol,  adv.  jurandi,  i.  «.  per  Pol 

Inccm 

Idico,  h%  xJ,  ftom.  tft.   to  telt 

plain'v^  to  declare,  to  ttdntrtift  ani^ 

tell  he  forehand^  to,  ordifr,  to  a^int^ 

gn;e  tuaming,  or  notice*  to  puhH^ 

h  ffliff,    or  preclamathm:    Alfol 

JSmfify,  to  [peak 

EdI£tio..6»iis.f.  a  charge,  etinptnaion 

Xdiaoyire.  to  decUreand  pmmnce^ 

to  tell^  to  inform,  f  wuh  known 
Ediftum,  i.  n.  a  cowtmand^  or  ordi- 
nance of  one  in  aueJionty^  a  pro- 
elamation^    m  tnandsmus  front    a\ 
prince,  ruler  or  majrifiratt :  Alfo 
the  ummand  of  a  prioato  mat 
Edjdlurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  todidare 
Sdidlus,  a,  um,  ^t^ prackumedf  fro.  ^ 

nounced,  fM'M 
Edilitius,  i.  m.  cieri  ofm  marktt 
Sdifcendus,  a,  um.  pt*  worthy  to  he 

learned  hy  heart 
Idlfco,  ere,   didici.  «ft.  to  eon,  or 
learn  by  hearty  to  r^  without  hook 
Alfo  fimpfy,  to  learn,  fo  difcerni 
or  dijiittguifb 
Edifror,  i.  to  be  learnt  by  heart 
EdifferenduSj  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  dif- 

courfedof 
^difTcrcns,  tis.  pr,  drrlftring 
^difsSro,  ere,  ui,  turn.  a<SV.  to   de- 
elare,  or  rehearfe,  to  difpute,  or| 
dtfcourfe 
JSdiMrtatie,  ojais,  /•  a  dijfertatlon 


EDO 

Edi0S>rta^r,  5ris.  m.  a  declanr 

Bdjfferto,  are,  to  uU  particularly 

Ediflertaras,  a,  um.  pt.  ahont  to 
difeourfe  ef 

Bditio,  onih  f.  a  fetting  ffurtb  of 
plays,  an  edition^  a  publijhingt  a 
naming,  a  creating 

Ed7tltbis>i  om.  named,  allowed 

Editor,  oris,  m.  e^publi/ber,  or  putter 
forth 

Editurug,  9,  um  ^t,  about  to.pnhlijh, 
oxiihit,  produce 

Editui*  a,  um.pt.  pnblijbedi,  utteredy 
dtclared,  ecf^h/tedf  (pread  abroad, 
named*  ox  appo{nte4»  ftt.fairtht  mads 
for  the  pmbiiekf  horn,  or  begotten, 
defcendedy  fprung.  Met.  batAed'x 
hrotq^ht/kfth 

Edo,  I^Si,  W  efle,  ci>  eft,  edi,  ^(nm, 
mel  eftom.  /•  avf,  to  graxe»  Met. 
to  confumcy  to  wifte 

Edoc,  i.  pfri^.Kp  b^-mten^  ttLbMcnr 
fumed 

Edo,  Snli.  m.  a  great  eater 

Edo,  ere.  dT^t,  turn.  aiEt.  to  utter,  to 
put  forth,  to  ptthlijh,  tofet  out  in( 
Writinr,  to  declare,  to  tt.U,  to  bri.ng 
forth,  to  produce,  ux  fhe-w.  With 
nouns  it  is  eiiaKihed  bjr  verbs  of 
thofe  nouotj  at^  EJete  fonos, 
Ov,  cantuR,  rifus  Cic.  gemitut, 
Lu^r.  phn£bus,  Juv.  queftus,  Ov. 
pugnam,  hinnitum^  Liv.  tafound, 
fing,  laufh,  groan,  toail,  complain, 
fight,  neigh 

Edor,  i.  pa/T  to  be  uttered,  ijfued, 
firth,  committed 

Edoccnter,  adv.  in  a  teaching  way 

Ed^cens,  \\%,  pt.  injlrufling^t  Liv. 

Edoceo,   ere,    ui,   dodluqn.    aft.  t^ 

IinftruSi,  to  teach  diligmtly,  to  cer 
tiff,  to  inform 
Edoftus,  a,um.  pt.  taught,  infruBed, 
adverViJtd,  imformti 


E  : 

B^olator,  oris  m«  . 
Ed51o.  are.  aft.  to  ) 
Et'omabilis,  e.  tarn 
Edomitio,  oois.  i, 
Edomitus,  a,  um.  i 

horfe,  tamed,  hrou 
Edomo,  ui,  arc,  tt 

make  gentle^  or  pi, 

to  fubdue 
Edonaor,  ari,  atus.  | 
Edor,  edi,  eftur.  pa 
Edormio,    Ire,    Ivi 

Jlerpfourdh 
Edorm.'or,  iri,  Itus 
Edonjiifco,  ere.  to 
Edocandus,  a,  um. 
Ediicatio,  onts.  f. 

nurturing,  or  now 

or  learning 
Educator,  oris.  m. 
Educatrix,  Ids.  f.  . 
Ediicatus,  a,  um.  p 
Ediiccndu^,  a,  um. 
Ediico.  Ire.  aft.  to 

to  clHrijh.  to  feafi 

to  teach,  or  infiri 
Educor,  ari,  atus.  | 

up,  or  eJueatcd 
Educo,  ere,  xi,   ft 

forth,  to  draw  w 

to  build,  to  brim 

to  nourifb,  to  hri* 

Educor,  i,  ftus.  to 
Edufturos^  a,  um. 

qut 
Bdut^us,   a,    um. 
bred,    draivn  fo 
Alfo    run    out, 
■  unjheathrd 
Edvlco,  ace.  aft.  tt 
Edulis,  e.  adj.  eatt 
|Edu)itas,atis.  f.tf/i 
EduUumj  1.  m  mtx 


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Vyiri,  iluiJ  pair.    ' 
1^  a,  nm,  pt.  crammed 
Mofy  Cii.  pt.  U^iubitijr 
lidby  esia.  f.  ahnmutiag 
Hk  ire.  a£i.  f«  btwiteb 
p^i.  s.  4  mojtim,  Effata.pl. 
nfTMytTi,   ot  Jpiuhes  9f  di- 

I  ^ymein,  propbetia 

a,   ua.   pt.  ffimAingf  or 
^^9ktmt  paff.  devested,  or 
vafi^  Vfitbfiitwui  words 
iu5ait.f.4i  niMki ng f  or  tfftffifig 
Pt,  adv.  ejeihvely 
rw,  a,  um.  aaj.  effisffitft 
r,  dria.  n.  0  >wi(«r,  afinlptr 
1%  icia.  f.  ^  /^«/  aui^M,  or 


Efferiieo,  Ere,  ui.  ■•  tnif.  EflFerVto    1    /tnwgA^  miftwirtfirrmgj  Mffe 
EfFe/cio,  Ire.  aA.  r#  vramfuU  I  fefficienduty  a,  um.  pt.  /o  ^  <^«/ 

Effereodui,  a,uin.pt.M^M^'dyl«arr)  Effkieni,.  til.  pt.  ««/  adj.  wmkhg,' 
*■"'"  ■■'■  cayfing,  efficient^  bHit^iig  to  fmfu 

Sabft.  r^  ifidtmt  eamft^ 
Eff icicnter,  adr.  tmifmlly 
Eflficientia,  c.  f.  effickncy,  tbewrtue, 

or  powtr  to  efoa 
£fficio,&c,eci,.auin.  •&,  Hbnng 
ffS^y  totfftS^  to  fulfil,  tome* 
comftijby  to  doj  to  mske,  to  freeure, 
or  get,  to  perform,  to  prove  by  «r- 
guwtentj  to  coHchuie^  to  ferve^  oT 
be  in/iemdof  Efficere  cpiAolam, 


Efl'Crens,  tit.  pt.  kftlng  mp, 
ei^gr  txtollingf  boBpiwg 

Eft'cro,  are.  ad.  to  mabtwiidf  to 
enrobe  one 

EffSroTi  an,  atus.  t9  gnmt  wiM 

BifCvD,  fisrt,  extuli,  elatan.  to  tmrry 
fortb^  or  out,  to  bring  fortb  frmt, 
to  raife,  advimce,  promote,  to  utter, 
or  prenounte,  to  dhmiget  >#r  mskM 
puilick\  to  trsnfport,  or  carry  beyond 
bm'ndi,  to  pratje,  magmfy,  jet  eff^ 
or  commend^  to  bear  ant,  fxjfurmmnt 


to  write  m  letter,  Cic. 
£6Frcior,  i.  paff.  to  be  mad* 
•erre  ali-    Eti'icitur,  iiuperf.  it  is  aonf 
qucm   verDii,   biihiy  to  commend .  Effictio,  onit.  f .  an  expreffing 
Effi^us,  a,  um.  pt.  exprejftd 


by  ^flPering,  to  dijmgagt^ 
trieate,  to  difentangle,  )uXt 


him,  Cic. 
Eft^rar,  erri,  elatus.  to  b€  carried  Eftlgiatus,  a,  nm.  ^ti fi/btoned 
ontf  to  be  tranfported,  or  carried  Etfigies,  ei.  f.  an  image,  pout  trait ^ 
away  beyond  bounds.  Sec,  Cit.  to      Jfatue,  or  refemblance,  ajbape,  iike» 
pi  orsdeif  prepbeaet  be  buried,  Ncp,  nejst  form,  a  mannei,  a  pattern 

y  a,    ua.   pt.  f^eakingf  or   Effcrtus,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  ffimut,   EfTTgio,  are.  aa.  topourtruy 
iup.ftuffid,fmll,plentijul  /Erhiuio,  en.  to  oi'vide 

Eflfcrveojere  bui.  id.quodeiFervefco   Eflingcn*,  tis.  pt.  fajbioning 
EffbrvelLeos,  tis.  pt.  wry  hot  .■  Effingo,  <Sie,  xi,  ictum.  act.  to  fa- 

Effcrvciccn'ia,  se.  f.  ajujden  boi:ing,  j     fif^mi,  to  work^  ingrave,  pourtrmy^ 
Met,  a»ger,vr  fury  or  make,  soreprefent,  or  exprefs, 

EfFcrvelco,   5ie.  to  Oe  very  hot,  to       Met.  to  imitate,  to  rub,  or  wipe 
boil  o-ver,   to  ferment.  Met.   to  be  EfHogor,  i.  paff.  to  befajhioned 
chafed,  troubled^  «r  moved  t  Alio   EfBo.jeri.  redlus.  to  be  made 
to  be  alhyeJ  and  prown  cool  Elflaglftatio,  onis.  f.  an  eameji  reqnefl 

EfFcrvo,  2re,  vi.  to  bum  furioufiy      \  EfflaKitatus,   a,    um.   pt.   ejrnefily 
Effgrui,   a,  um.  adj.  wr/rf,   outra^  •      required 

^eontj  aifiraSled,jierie,  eager  ..  Efflabiratus,  us.  m.  importunity 

Effxcacia,  m,  f,  force,  efficacy  \  EiPifeTtans,  tis.  pt.  importuaing 

m,  au  m.  an  effeQ^  a  bringing  Efficacitas,  atis.  f.  effiioty,  power    .  Efflagl'.o,  are.  aft.  todefire^  or  aatfe, 
^  M  tbiag  mmdct  or  procured'  hffU»citcT,  adv.  ius,  comp.   flimc, "      to  extort 
Date,c£foniinatus,etffemiiiatio,       |„p.  eff.^luaiiy,  with  effcR  \  Efflans,  tis.  pt.  breathing  forth 

nioor.  tnd,  Effoemioate,  ^c,  ^Q'lcax,  acii.  aoj.  or,  comp.  flinxusi  -  EfHeo,  ere,  evi,  etum.  aa.  to  v):ep 
tua,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp.  fli-        jq^,.   effeaing,   toding  effeciua;!y,\      out 
P  fop.   made  igitdj 'tif  fierce^\     efe^nal,  forcible,  prevniiif^g  much,  EtAidim,  adx«  beyond mtajuva  i 


By  u  B.  an  effett 
HMy  a«  um.  pt.  ahvut  toeffetl 
II,  A,  um.  pt.  or,  comp.  made, 
,  ■  dijjpattbedt  brought  to  pafs. 


£ffli£tor>  if i.  paC  N  ^  vfJiM  . 
E^i^fcy  a,  utn.  .pCi  vrtuhtd         ■ 
£^|0,  ere,  xi,  ^m»  aft;  ta/kaiten^ 

XfBo,  are.  a£l.  tohrtatjbetut.  Efflare 

extremum  balilu.-n9  iiPi^y  ^Wi 

cut%>i«iUy  t-,  ioJ£  colour 
Xfflor,  iri.  aiui.  pafT. 
Sffloreo,  ere,  ou  n,Jo  bhm 
E^orelio,  ere.  f<»  hhw  as  a  Jkwer, 

Meu  to  bring  furih^    «»  >«»ri^ 

grgatiy,  to  b*  cofiotii 
Effluo,  ere,  xi,  xum-  ".  /«>w,  or 

run  out  J  to  run  «a*r,  or  abound. 

to  leak,  to  ftp  amdfiide  away,  t> 

be  t  ubUfotd  and  ffrrad  abroad,  to 

decay y   to  ht  quite  ioft,  to  be  quite 

and  ckan  forgot 
Effluvium,  I.  n.  a  flowing  over 
iilihios,  a,  urn.  adj.  rumting  out 
Eft'ocandus,  a,  om.  pt.  /•  bo  choaked 
Effotitio,  onis.  t.  a  choaking  up 
Etioco,  are.  aft.  to  cboak,  cxJirangU 
EfFOcor,  aii,  aiu«-  to  be  ehcaktu 
Effddio,  ere.  odi,  oflum.  aft.  to  dig 

out,  to  dig  up,  to  pull  out.  Ma. 

to  grieve  jore 
Effouiw,  »,  ffus.  pair,   to  he  digged 

out,  or  up 
EflteminaBdus,   »,    «tn.    pt.    to  be 
fojtned,   to  be  made  of  a 'wonumip 

tendernefs 
Bffoemioatc,  adv.  womanly,  tenderly^ 
'   eif'tminately  • 
Etfo-mTnatus,   vel  cffeminatus,    a. 

um.  pt.  fif  aoj.  or,  C'»jnp.  ffimus. 

lup.    iV'jmanlike,    delicatiy     nice, 

tender  J  effeminate 
Eftc7r.)inpr,   ar.,  atus.  to  grew  effe- 

n::,mf.-,  dainty,  or  «ic* 
j:ffx  V,  adv.  i^ivrpnly,  weakly 
J^ti-^-rus,    'vei  etil-'US,   a.   urn.  ]&^/ 
^u*./-f  ycurg,    or  bearing  fruit, 

c.    ti^cf-n  oiU,   dtcaytd,  br^iif 


fnUtf  pifi^worh,  that  batb  liuly 
■    batcbt0y  ot  .broagbt  fortb  :   Alio 

ti^t  i$  batched 
E^V^.afi,  icoa  foin.  dep.  tofpeak^ 

to /peak  out,   to  utter^  fotomnly  to 

prpattmta 
Efforatus,  a,  am.  pt.  bored  ibrougb 
EfForttr,  aru4»  bt  bored  tbrougb  . . 
EffbHus,  a,  ttflft.  pt.  digged^  or  lirnM 

«fW    digged  out  of   the  ^¥ud% 
.  ^&*4,,V€ pmlkd out 
Efira^Uriiiay  i.  n. «  burgUr 
Effr|iAor,^ia.  m.  id*    ^  ■ 
Eftr^Aui,  ay  UB.  pt^  ^rfl^tfir,  brohn 

da/wn,  broken  opon,  dajked  out,  £f- 

fraiioi  (uatjbu"ier.jfarveaj?\w* « 
EffraMat^  adv.  iOs,  comp.  rtf;/&^] 

flercefy,  unruly,  loojly 
£fl'nenat)o,^ni!i4  f.  unbridled  rajhnejs 
£ffr«nitiu,  Weffrenatus,  a,  unni. 

pc.  or,cornp.  ifimut,  fup.  uniari 

dJedy  rafi},  loofi,  beadftrong 
Effrcnis,  e.  adj.  unbridled 
Eflfreno,  are.  adt.  to  unbridle 
Effrenus,  a,    um.    unbridled,  rajb, 
.  Met,  beaafirorg,  unruly 
EfFiicandes,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  rubbed 

EffrTcatio,  onis.  f.  a  rubbinj  out 
Effruo,  are.  a£k.  to  rub  <jff 
EflFringo,  J^re,  egi,   aftum.aft.  to 

break  up,  or  open,  to  break  down, 

or  in  pieces,  to  infeebk 
EfFringor,  i.  to  be  broke  often 
Eflirons,  tis.  c.  g.  Jbameleji 
EfFugieDdus,  a,  om.  pt.  to  be  avoided 
Rfffigiens,  tis.  pt.  efcaping 
Effugio,  ere,  ugi,  itum.  aft.  ^  n. 

to  efcape,  fly,  or  fbun,  to  avoid, 

or  (peedily  to  pa  ^s  by 
ItfFugior,  i.  paff.  to  be  cfcafed 
P.ffugium,  i.  n.    a  flying  away,  a 

jlifffat,  An  efcapc,  a  Jbunning,  an 


E  ^ 


fitge,  tiiib^  ioe^a 

E^kio,  Ire.  a£L  to\ 

EffuJgens,  tit.  pt.y&/> 

EfFuIgeo,  ere,  fi.  n. 

..to  appear^  to  gStter 

Effttlgidua,  a^  tmi^^ 

EfFultus,  a,  um.  pt.y 

Efiundendos,  a,  um. 

EfFuodeat,  tit«  pt*  pi 

E^uodo^  Itt,  Odi,  uft 

nttfio  Jted,  to  dijet 

tome^  or  run  forth  i 

pott,  ot  bring  forth 

UiU»i/b,fpond,tJt 

to  [proad  abroad,  to 

difcomfit  and  rout 

EftundoTy  i,  afus.  pai 

out 
Effute,  adv.  ids.  con 
out  ofmemfum,  pru 
tvithalt^§od,vebe> 
atelf 
Effiino,  onit.  f.  a  pou 
prodigality,  efitfton, 
esftraivagantfp€ndiK 
pany,  or  maltitude, 
iatathn 
EfFufurus,  a^um.  pt.d 
Efi^ufos,  a,  um^  pt.  & 
flimus,     fup.  pouTi 
out,  overflowing,  r\ 
bank.    Met,    wafii 
away,fadift,  quiek^ 
horfo,   difomflted, 
wido,  optn,  bounttfu 
prone,  msucb^ given 
immoderate,  having 
to 
EfFutio,  Ire,  ivi,  Tton 
babbUj  orfpoakJU 
Out 
EfFutitios,   a,  um. 
blabbed 


G  ft 

,  am.  pti  rjjbty  fpoken 
ere.  to'fpiifi  kn  ynijlteja 

,   am.    9^.  ■  lukekvSrnif 
tbttoidAtken  of:  ALfo 

^</,  mctffitous 
\,  Tti  to  netdi  fo  ^^<'^»  ^^ 
',  tbjiandtnwcedcf     ' 
a^  um.  pt.  ro  ^;  earriid 

;  pf .  ra^ih^  ifhi ' 
ij  a,  aoi.  pt.  budded  forth 
[re.  z€i.tobudf(irib 
ffii  ftum:  ^.  /o  **if>, 
«fj  W  f^/f,  fir  /put  o^f, 
r,  orfpfTtd,  Egtme  uri- 
akevfater,  PVta, 
us.  ■  to  be  carried  bff 
t  f.  Ocr^e^e  poverty,  he^- 

Hi  f.  d  cajiiilg Jdtfb,  a 

Atti  a  laying  'du* 

,  umr.  Cypr,  &  Egefta- 

poar^  or  needy 

n.  brdure 

fin.  pt.'  cafli  carried  out, 

ro.  4^  cafiirirjorlh 
rtf.  J  am  in  'giaKt' 
lilii,  mc.  pfon.  7,  «j^  /*y 
tfjelf,  Tcr*  • 
»/^ 

flTui  Sno.  dep^  W  fiep 
§  am;  h  debark',  6i  tand, 
i,  fa  mtfff^iji  '  ■  ■ 
.  ids,  comp,  fjitf-eineiy. 


£  ji 


in  afingular  manner,  beyond  etoers 
Eg-^eg'iis,  a,  um.    adj.    Or,   comp. 

flifHus,    fop.  excelini,    egrewicut, 

rboice,  JMguhr^   cbojen  out  of  tbe 

fi.ck 
EgrelTio,   onisi  f.  a  going  Jhrtb,  a 

digrt^ioh 
EgrcfTuS,  «,.ii*.  ^i.  gone  forth.  lAeti 

exceeain9,'gohi  b^'Ond^  landings  or 
.  debotking 
Egrcflus,  Q«;  fa),  d  going  fortbi  an 

^lireft,  a  debarking 
Egurgiro,  Itc.  aft.  to  tUtpty^  to  dij- 

gorge 

t,  before  U, 

thi,  ihterj.  I,  c.  alat !  ha  I 
Ehem,  inttrj  0  firdrgr !  kaht  ahab  I 
EhfQ,  ihterj.  ab,a/as  !  we/I-aday  ! 
Ehh,  in'erj.  what  I  pray  fay  !  gocd- 
now  !  for  God*! fake  !  hy  frrah^ 
fio  !  0  firatige  !  Vfonderfuig  Ter, 
bcwyi.er. 
£h(SduaDj  idr^cofntbitber 


t  before  h 

Eja Jfltftfj.  ^codjlr,  anay,  0 fy!  tef. 
Eja«  ulatio,   onis.  f.  a  cafin^  forth 

in  a  fling.  Meton.  an  ejocuUtion 
EJH«u!atu8,  a,  um.  pt.  darted  out 
E;Sctf5o,  ire.  ad.  t»JJjoof  oiit 
EJSciilbr,  Sri,  aius   fum.   dfcp,   /& 

yl&9&/j  /0  J^^/,  to  cafi  afar  ^fi  to 
■   Jpoufy  or  y^«/>r  OK/ 
EtC;0',jr>;'oejicio 
Ejt£>imrnLum,  I.  h.tthui  ihetiuaier 

cafteth  bp^to  land,  'I  ac. 
£jcftai  9^  lis.  pt.  calling  but 
Ejf^atijji  6'iis.  f.  verb,  a  (ojlttif^,  or 


feL  A 

Eje^^a.us,  a,  una.  pt.  cafi  forth 
E}ti\ic,Zni9,f,  acaf^ingout 
£je£lTttus,  ti,iim.  adj.  caft  out 
Ejefto,  are.    to  cafi,    or  ihroio  out 

cften,  to  vomit 
£;^£tor,  5ri6.  m;  fi&j*  ejeffetb 
Ejcdl'.»8,  a,  urn.  pt.  ejrhed,  ecffoutf 

or  /wftf  Mtrr,  fhifwrtckt,  firttcbed 

out  at  lefigtbt  flunk 
Ejoro,  aie  to  rffufe^  or  except ogain^ 

a  judge   or  court 
Ejtciendus,  a,  umi  pt«  r#  ^«  ejeffed^ 

Cc;f.^,  ai. 
EjTcio,  e:Cj  eci,  6^um.  aft.  to  caft,. 

or  /i6rcy?  oi/f,   to  ejrff,  Se  rjiceie^ 

/o  go  out  bafiify.   Met.   ro  y2>cw 

iV/Jr//^  ro  ^rM*  o«f ,  to  caft  off,  to 

mijcarry,  or  caft  its  young,  to  tbrovr 

up,  to  vomit 
Ejiuor,  i.  pafT.  h  te  cafi  om/,  or  ejeGuf 
Ejulabnis,  e.  adj.  hewiing 
Ejulans^  tis.  pt.  bcwling,  yelling 
Ejiilitid,  onis.  f.  a  waising,  ncryitj^ 

out  _ 

]Ejiitattts,  {Is.  ai.  b  tameniing 
lEjulo,  are.  n.  to  cry,  to  watl 
Etuncidus,  a,  um.  dwindled  away 
Ejuno,  adv.  per  Janonem 
Ejuiatio^  LW6.f,.a  fCrouficiHg 
Bjuratij9,a,  um.  having/worn  againft 
fejuro,  ire.  a^l.  'tojfttar  againfi  a 
!    tbtngy  to  quiti  fejign^   or  Surrender 
';    it  on  oath,  to  nfuje  a  ji)^(;e,  vr  coui  t 
Ejiifc^niodi,  adj.  indecJ.  of  tbe  fame 

fcrt 
Ejufdethmodi,  adj.  iiidech  of   the 

Jemefort,Ck, 
tjuf .  odi,  noWi  iodett  fucl^  lihtf 

hf  tii  jame  fiftt . . 


E  /iV*^ 


Ut 


ELA 

or  fiip  awayf  to  fail  out,  to  tfio^ 
lEliiborjnY,  tis.  pt.  tMkin^faitu 
Elaborite,  adv.  accnratify 
mUtb'iiiOf  onii.  f.  a  taking  of  grtst 

£labi>ratus,  a,  am.  pt.  indutlriouflf 

ttKfiloyedf  elaborate,   laboured^  re- 

quiring  paint,  perfeSlj,    exafffy, 

or  cvrioujly  done 
XJaboro,  are.  ii.  &  a^  to  nvark  st 

an  anifiur,  to  labour,  to  taktfaimi, 

•r  endeavour,  to  ^rocure^  canje,  or 

make 
!Elaboror,iri,atui.pafl*.  to  hewrongbt, 

iiloured,  endeavoured.  Sec, 
lEla^lo,  ire.  a£t  to  rive  fuck,  Lucr. 
£lungucO,   ere,    ui.  b.  to  langutp^ 

droops  or  fine  away.  Met.  tejlske, 

or  cool 
XUa^uefccns,  tis.  pt.  fainting 
iHian^uefio,  ere.  to  grow  f mat,  toU^ 

vr  rcmtfi 
XlanguTde,  »6y, faint fj^,  vftakfy 
ElanguidiiS)  a,  um.  faint, feeb/e 
ii-jlpidatus,  a,um.  pt.  ridoffonet 
lilapTdo/are.  aft.  /«  rid  a  pUui  of 

ftonet 
's\i\X\Q,  onit.  f.  afiding  aivay 
]£lapiurui,  a,  um.  pt.  abuut  to  fjcapt 
£1.  pfus,  a,  um.  part.  Jhpped  auty, 

or  afde,  ejcafed.  Met.  gene  paft 
J^liiqueatut,  a,  um.  pt.  at  large 
Elacjuco,  are.  aft.  to  unjnare 
£■  ri^ior,  Iri.  tus  fum.  dep.  to  give 

hr^ely  and  bountifully 
Elatgitio,  onis.  f.  a  free  giving 
Bla«e,    adr.  ids,  comp.  Juhlimly^ 

(fftily,  haughtily 
Hiatio,  onik.  f.  a  lifting,  or  taiingmp, 

height.  Met.  hftin^t^  greatneft^ 

fouL  magnanimity ;fublimity 
Xlatracio,  onis.  f.  0  barking 
Tarrntcr,  dris»  m,  r,  a  backbiter 
i:jair^,aau^^  40  hark 


ELE 

EUturasy  lyura.  pt.  about  ftany  out 
Eiatus,  a,  um.  pt«  &*  adj*  carried 


out,   carried  to  hurial^  lifted  up, 
puffed  If/,  tramfparted.  Adj.  lofty, 
juilmt,   arrogant^   haughty,  pub" 
ti/Kd,  divulgea 
Elavo,  ire,  vi,  lotnm.  a£l.  to  wafi 

clean,  u  rinfe,  wrfeour.  Col* 
Elautus,  a,  um.  pt«  tveli  voafbei 
Elecebta,  ae.  f.  an  aJhirement,  a  lure. 
Met.  a  viheedler,  a  cosxer,  Ele- 
cebrae  argentariae,  courtefant,  who 
jpick  their  gailamt  pockott,  U. 
Ele6le,   adv.  iiU*   conp.    choUefyf 

d.ftinaiy 
£Ieaili9,  e.adj.ci(«Vr 
£lc£^io,  onii.  i,  au  ele3ian,  or  ihaite 
EleAo,  are.  to  allure,  to  wheedle 
EleOor,  oris.  m.  an  elcffor 
EleA  lifer,  a,  vm.  beareth  amber 
Ele^rinus,  a,  um.  made  of  amber 
Eledlniin,  i.  d.  amber 
EleAuarium,  t.  n.  an  eleSuary 
Eledlurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  eleS 
£]e£liM,  a,   um.   pt.  ^   adj.    or, 
comp.  flVmus.  Tup.  chojen,  ele^ed. 
Adj.  chcice,  fngufar 
Kledtus.  us.  m.  aneleflim 
Eleemoryna,  ae.  f.  pity^  alms 
Kieemofynarius,  i.  m.  an  ahnoner 
£leenr:ofynor,   iri,  atut.  dep.  to  re- 

ceive  alms 
EtSgans,  tia.  adj.  or,  comp.  Aim  us, 
flip,    eligible,  bandfome,  fit,  pre- 
ferable, expert  in  any  thii^^  meat, 
polite,  trim,  Jprua,  fine  but  not 
coftly,    curious,  critical,   deHcate, 
eloquent 
Eleganter,  adv.  Ids.  comp.  fUk, 
lup.  choicely,  elfgantly^ purely,  art» 
Ju'lhf,  fntly,  fumptuoufly,  luxuri- 
oujJ),  genteely,  eourtcomjly 
EUgantia,   k.  f,  Jpruceneft,  finery, 
(/e^aiscji  toUuTie;\^  viafiftiofi  iA 


^  L  £ 

^nty  and  fiematk,  baca]^ 
vWty^gesitmh^t 
£ljfgeia»  m.U  am  alegy 
£]<Egia,  «•  f.  am  ekgy,  a  am 

Jongf  a  laaefmaet 
£l{gia,  onia.  pL  o.  digieg 
£12gi2cttty  a,  luo.  adj.  of,mbA 
ing  to  eitgjf^  or  alurwatevaft 
ElSf idioBy  1.  B.  a  Uttk  elegy 
ElegttJ,  i.  nu  jDi  el^iac  verfl 
EDbwBtiriaSy  a,  wn.  adj.  fcrfi 
ing  to  letters,  priae^f  ekam 
EISmeBtofliy  i.  lu  am  eleimat :  i 
a  letiar,  U  A,  B,  C^  the  faf 
diment^  or  rnmmd  ^am  tk» 
Aire  tUfea 
Eleochnt,  C  an.  «•  argmaeot,  «< 
futathm,  coBUBooly  a  /ofUt 
aatiAiS^abaktWdrepaiwa 
eantatmhieimahoekmjhete^ 
Elen^iciB,  a,  bid*  ekmSk 
Eleo,  ere,  «nlr  Odw    , 
Elephaatia^  «,  f.  thefmvp 
ElSphafitiacBSy  a,  um.  kpeeai 
£Upbantiafia,  ia.  f.  #  lepe^ 
ElephanciiiBt,  a,  bbL  a^.  ofet  1 
phant,  Mcton.  of,9tlimi^ 
EJepltaodni  lib|[i,  botkt  vbm 
the  orOers  ana  decrees  jftbe^ 
were  writ,  Vopifc.  Elcj-haacMi 
emplaftrum,  a  plaiper  Jo  id 
for  its  whitenefi,  CtlL  $,  1^ 
ElSphantiofus,  a,  ain.  adj.  fit ' 

/curf,  or  hproj^ 
ElepbaAtBt,  i.  m.  amd^hai,*'^ 
ef/«^.Metoa.fMnr.Elcfkii 
coriq  ^ircumttitBS»  nut  <' 
heavy  felkw    '  . 

Il^hat,  antii.  m.  -  -'**^  ' 


ElSvatuf,  a,  um.  pt.  iSb^ 
ElJhro,  iie.  aa.  »•  ^«*fJ?T 
f»  fmtemiattt  SAd^  4M 

0^ 


:l  1 

Ugttf  Jijj^agtf  or  a 

,  iCBf.  paC  H  Be  msde 
ttefiuedt  f  he  Jlifthttif 
afmrmd 

>raa,  pi.  n.  certMnfeaftt 
\U  f,  d  tafihg 
I,  ■m,  pt.  t9te  fttebeSif 
Mtf 

.  pt«  twtieing 
ui,  itiim.  z€t,  te  tntiet 
rv  Mrf,  ffcrew  Mf,   $• 
H  cmfl,  9T  fetch  out 
yafl*.   to  he  ontieei^    or 

am.  pt.  dtavon  tut 
,  Hto.  pt.  to  hehrokenoff 
pt.  dajbhif  &c. 
fi,  fom.  aft.  I*  firikef 
«4,  or  Mrr^  to /haul b, 
f,  to  fismp,  or  ^Mufdf 
W?,  overlay^  or  )?« m^  fe 
/r;il#9  Of  jfoTce  out,  to 

IS.  #0  ^f  dajbej.  Sec, 
I,  uni.  yu  to  he  ehofen, 
mt 

port,cBoo/hg 
!gi,  dum.  aA.  /•  f^y>» 
'.ck  out 

urn.  pf.  /.Vi,  Jlled  of, 
■  fmo'xb,  o**  eueM 
e.  ad.  #9  f«rfy  out    of 
eblijb  abr92dt  to  hahhle 
*€t,  to  fie,  to  make  per' 

'9* 

,    a,   um.    pt.    wbofe 
9  he  cut  out 
adj.  dumi,  fpeeeb/efi 
!vf.  aft.  to  blot  out 
rois.  n.  dripping  of  meat 
,  am.  pt.  elear^ 
re.  to  meh 
aft*  r«  mtlt  dovm,  to 


E  L  O 

Mrltf  /ifffirf^,  to  dMrifjf,   to  Prain 

lifuor.  Met.  to  coufii-ne,  or  j^cm'f 

*^J*f^foPfy  and  efefnin€tefy 
EHfio,  anit«  f.  Mfyueexfnf^,  the  cut. 

'"^  ^rfa  vowel  in  tferfe  at  the 

tndofa  word^  eRfmi 
Elifiinis,  a,  um.  pt.  ahouttofirm^k, 

or  to  put  to  death 
EJiraa,  a,  «m.  pt.  iurfi,  fyuegaeed, 

firangtedi  forced  through,  emitted 
Elix,  icit.  ffl.  a  gutter 
Elixitim,  adv.  hyaa^  ofhoilitig 
Elixatara,  m,  f.  a  boiling 
Elixir,  n.  in<iecl.  fuintejfenee 
Elixo,  are.  aA.  to/eeth,  or  hoi! 
Elixut«  a,  um.   pt.  ^/iSfii/,  )UVr«, 

moifened,  vet 
EUam,  pro  en  itlam 
EtKpfit,  ii.  f.  tf  d^ea,  t^  cutting 

of  a  cone 
Ellops,  6pii.  m.  €  choice  fjh  ^  fime 

takeitfortheflurgeon 
EJIum,  prota  ilium 
ElScatns,  a,  am.  pt.  removed  out  of 

hi  I  place,  let  to  farm,  M  to  hire 
Ei6co,  are.  uSt,  to  remove,  or  put 

out  of  p^ace,  to  let  to  hire,  to  let  to 

farm,  to  difpofe  of  in  mar^tage 
Eldcutio,  Snii.  f.  eforution,  utter^nce,^ 

defit*ery,  a  fit  and  proper  order  of 

words  and  fentencet 
El5cutonu8,  z,  um.  a^J.  belonging 

to  elocution 
ElScutrix,   icis.  f,fie  that  fpeah 

readily 
ElScutus,  a,  um.  pt.  harnng  spoken 
Elogium,  i.  n.  pro  rlfogidm,  a  brief 

fdfing,  or  Jentetfce^  a  title.  Or  w- 
fcriptton,  a  certificate,  s  teflimonial 

in  praife,  an  epitapi,  a  liuft  wiU 
Elohim,"Heb.  GOD 
Eldquens«  tii.  adj.  element 
BlSquent'a,  ar.  f.  elo^uemct,  Eloquen* 

tJM  corporiSf  aSifiv  infpeaklng 


ELtT 

ElSquenter,  adv.  eloquentids,  com^. 

&  eloquentiffim^y  flip,  eloquently, 

gracefully 
EWquium,  i.  a.  difcourfe,  eloquenec, 

eloquent  fpeeeh,  graceful  detivtry, 

an  oracle 
ElSquor,  i,    quatuf   Turn.   dep.  to 

fpeeA  out,  or  plainly,  to  declare,  or 

dtfiver,  to  fpeah  iofutn'tlyj   to  be 

at  a  word 
ElStuii  a,  um.  pt»  wafhed 
ElGccfli,   til.  pt.  bright,  foining 
Eluceo,  ere,  xi.  n.  tojhme  firth,  to 

be  bright.  Met.  to  be  notable,  to 

fiiw  itfetf,  to  apfear 
Eiucidatio,  onii.  /.«  comment,  or 

gUfs,  an  elucidation 
EluAabilis,  c*.  that  mty  be  furmountU, 

•r  paffed  over 
Ela£tandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  frug- 

glei  tbroagh 
Eluftaos,  ti»,  ^'^' ftruggUng  to  jtet  out 
Elvftatoi,  a,  um.  pt.  having  firug- 

gied  and  escaped  through 
Eluftor,  ari,  ftut  fum.  dep.  tofhug-^ 

gle,  or  firive  to  get  out,  to  breZb 

through,  to  efcape 
Eliicubratua,  a,  um.  pt.  fudied  ^jr 

candlelighf 
Eiucubro,  are.  a^.  to  write  by  canr 

dMight 
Elucubror,,  iri,  afusfum.  dep.  ideao^ 
Ejudendin.  a,  um.  pt.  to  elude 
ElQdsni,  tia.  pt.  deceiving 
EiSdo,  Sre.  fi,  fum.  zCL,  to  maha  an 

end  ofpiayhtg,  to  conquer  at  plajf, 

tojbun,  parry,  or  avoid  z  blow, 

or  thrufl-,  tofeifi  off,  or  avoid  in 

wcrdi,   to  make  a.  fool  ef  one,  to 

cboufe^  to  elude,  to  difappoint 
Eludor,  a,  fua.  paflf.  to  be  deceived 
Eliigeo,  .ere«  xt^  €t%tcv«  tv«  t%  V««>ci 

of  maariisa^^  t^  iwwitii  \V»t  J-W  *«»^ 


E  M  A 

Ilumbit,  r.  feeble  hint 

^luo»  Sie.  ui,  utum.  a£l.  /«  wap> 

out,  tt  riufct  to  make  clean,  to  wa/h 

away,  to  wife  off",  to  clear  bimjetj 

of  a  thing 
£lnor,  i.  tus.  ptflf.  to  he  wajbtd.  See, 
JElufi«,  onis,  f.  a  j'cnj^n^.  mocking 
£i')i  .rus  a,  urn   ipX,  about  to  elude 
SIufaK,  aj  uxD.  pt.  deludeSt  mocke^ 

dece-vfd 
E'uinarui   a    x^m.^t.  decanted 
Bluirirt,  a  e.  ac^   ra  </rf.  nr,   to  draw 

off  liquor 
^'Q-.us.   a,  um.  pt.  wajhcj,  rihfedt 

v.'atired    Adj,  or^  comp.   wa:ry, 

Pft'y 

!p;Uvic5.  ci.  ^.  a  hogf  a  quagmire,  a 

c<,mrKcn  ewer^t.x  fink,  theofffcour- 

ing.  y>\Jihb  ^f  kevr'lxy  and  gutters, 

a  dirty  rbitf ,  cr  Par  for 

5luvi»,6ni6.  f  a  defugp^  or  inu^-dation  • 

tluxatus,  a,  vm.  pr..  outof\oim 

£luxurior,   ari,   acus  lumi  oep,  to 

grow  rank 
^lyfium,  i.  n.  faradife,  aplacetfr^ 

and  joy  heytnathe  gravs 
^lyfior,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  of  belonging 
4»  Elyfum 

J^  before  M. 

ImScJfrStus,  a,  uai.  pt.  made  Uftn 
Einac.  fco,   ui.  n,  to   be  lean^  lank, 

or  thin 
^oiatiatuj,  a,  um,  pt,  made  lean 
E«iacio,  are,  aft.  to  etr^^ciate 
£a)acior,  ari,  atus.  pall',  /o  be  made 

lean 
$macita«,   Sris,   f.    ^  ^/^^m  r<»  ^^ 

alivays  buying 
^nnacrefco,  ere,  to  grovo  lean 
^mUcUio,  arc,  ^^.  to  take  futfpots 
l^iTianans,  tis.  pt,  Jazcing  out 
^imh  ^bat.  impcrU  it  is  htatuii 


E  M  B: 

EmJnatiof  onis.  f.  a  fi<tw%ng^  w 
ijfuir.gftom,  an  emanation 

Emanaturus,  t,  um.  pr.  to  Likm^vn 
abroad^  or  ecme  to  light 

Emanci.'at'o,  onis.j'.  a  fetting  frre, 
or  at  libe.  ty,  emancipation  :  Aifu' 
the  alienation  and  jurrendiy  of  an 
efljte 

Eiranci.atus,  a,  um.  pt.  alienated, 
or  maae  over  lo  an.tber  many  and 
put  into  his  pojftffi  »,  erJJaved,  .or 
urd-r  the  pow  r  of  .t.irtt'rer 

Eman.Tpo.  are.  aft.  to  /tt  41  liberty^ 
to  emancipate.:  Ml  i  to  ali£  ate. 
fe/lf  or  make  away  bit  t.tle  to 
another,  to  tij^u-ne 

Emaneo  ere,  fi.  fum.  Q.  to  excctd 
th:  tim  allowed 

P  ■  anf>.  are.  /jeut.  to  run  out,  fo  he 
kiow  abroad,  fi  emanate 

F  ...Trct^co,  Src.  p  f-ide  away 

E  ^argTno,  are.  aft.  toc'eartbe  edg' 

Emaf  iiaor.  6ri.-.  m,  a  geldcr 

Email  uoy  fre.  ^^,  to  geld :  Alfoj 
to  hunger 

£m9  urefco,  Kre.  fine  praet.  to  gravf 
full  ripe,  to  be  at  the  higbefl 

E/riutus,  a,  um.  pt.  rotten  ripe 

Emax,  acis.  adj.  a  great  buyer 

fmblemaj  atis.  n.  an  emblem,  pic- 
tureii  ork  ofwood^  ftone,  or  mnal, 
finely  inlaid  in  divers  colours,  as  in 
pavements,  walls,  fefc.  AUo  fmall 
imagUy  Jiowerty  or  like  ornamtnts, 
fet  in  b;Jfes  on  plate y  to  be  taken  off, 
and  put  c»,  when  ve  %uW 

EmbSliTmuw,  i.  nt.  the  adding  of  a 
day  in  leap  yfar 

Embuiium,  i.  n.  an  infer tude 

Embolus,  i.  m,  a  bar  of  a  deer,  a 
/poke,  a  pin,  a  wedge 
rr:bryo,  6i)is.  ni.  an  embryo 

ILmbnon,   v.  n.  the  child  b  fore  it 


E  ME 

<i;&mi^,.Vid,  Suidam 
Em^dullatuo,  a,  urn.  pr.  fit 
Emeiu.b,  ire.  aft.  to  tah  tet 

s^arrowy  or  fib,,  to  rath,  or 

awt>y    tie  f.ren^tb  of.  Met. 

declare,  yi  lay  cpen  a  thing 
Emcrdabilis,  e.  adj.  annndehk 
Emenv-ran  ius,  pt.  tobeamendti 
Err.eridan',  X.U.  pt.  anending 
E  men  J  ate,,  adv.  iut,  corop.  /» 

accurately^  without  fault,  cerr 
Emcn.;a*^ic,  onis.  f,  an  meniitf^ 
Einendltor,  oris,  nif  a  corrtiiet, 

aminder . 
Emendatrix,  ici.  tjbethattm 

or  fimends 
Emenditurus,  9,  um.  pt.  thei 

crrta 
Emendaius*  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj« 

CO  •  p.  ffimui,  fup.-^iMMMi 

hnter^  imprcfveu  reforwKd 
Eire  di  abiiis,  e.  adj.  to  hi  t 

by  beg  ing 
V-  fndTcatu«,  a,  um.  pt.Aejf^ 
EmendlvOy  ire.  ?ft  tober 
Enacndo,  ■ . .« .  aft.  to  amend,  <r 

or  make  better,  to  heal,  ftrt 

takf  a'caay 
Emcndof.     a:i,   atus,  paiL  tt 

amtndedy  or  iuted 
Emeudus,  a  um.  pt.  tobebvej^ 
Emens,  t<s.  pt^,  ^^ytng 
Emenftis,  a,  um.  pt.  aft,  tbef 

wuafured.  or  paj/ed.  Pad".  wu4 

or  pSjfed  ovtr 
EmentiendiiF,  a,  am,  pt.  t$fr, 

or  be  fa f fed 
Ementic'is,  tis,  pt.  lyirg 
Emenuoi,  Iri,  Itus  fum.de^' 

aOTvnri^it,  toftign,  to  < •«•'<• 

frge,  cr  pretend,  to  hfye 
EmenttS,  adv.  falfely 
Ememuusj   a^  um.*pC  a^> 


M  r 

ff,  belUi,  or  feignt,  Pafl*. 

i,  itiis  foin.  (iep.  to  buy 
,  ai,  itum.  aft.  to  merit, 
',  fo  d9  bsrm 
1,  It  us  fom.   dep.  to  di" 

f«rve  0W*x  w^«  riiM 

cmmewcUoff 

e,  fi»  fuTD.  n.  f«  fvfiMi 

CMM  M/,    f«    ^j»    up,   to 

vt  /htw  itftlf.  Met.  /• 
to  of  tape,   or  ncovtr,  to 

or  Ji/tMtaHilSf  toiema' 
'.ame  to,  to  arrive  st 
i.  n«  apeti/um 

a»  urn.  pe«  deferred, 
Alfo  compieatt  fiujM, 
charged,  acquitted 

Zf  ttflfi*  pt.  wbieb  vfili 
te^miout 
,  urn.  pt.  nji«|  or  ^ 

I.  m.  0  tomktg/trtbt  or 

tnfmp 

a  um.  id),  MMTic 

it«  pt.  meajuring 

rsy  «ifut  fum.  dep.  /«. 

ff,    or  beftowp  to  trMvelf 

pttfi  over,  tojimjb,  or 
Uof 

flai^  flum.  ad.  /•  nnc; 

I.  pt. /binhig 
,  mi.  n.  /•  pimtfortby  to 
^,  or/fl/Jp  ««/,  r«  4^i/7, 
rr»w,'Crfprifi£,  togujb, 
rth,  ufiart  out^  to  jbev) 
>  «r^c/,  r?  be  emneut 
tit*    pt.    removhg   bit 

\tM»  f.  eiiugrstiom 

u  ••  /»  f;0frm  tin  f  fact 


EMI 

/•  anotbtr,  to  rrimw.  S  vitfi,  II9 

JiV.  Cic. 
£minatio,  5ni8.  f.  «  tbrentning 
Efrinatu8ya,U!n.pr.  bsving tbreatned 
EaiTnens,  tii.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp. 

flimiis.   Cup.  appe^rimg  ahft,  ri- 

fif^  up,  ftanding  out.  Adj.  omtfuut, 

bigby  eonfpieuout,  remarkabie 
Eminentia,  as.   f.  «  pretuberuucef  m 

fiamdiug  outt  a  ftHef  in  d  piffure^ 

or  fiatut*  Met.  emiueneo,  excelhtny 
Emioeo.  ere,  ni.  n.  &  aA.  tofiand, 

or  pew  itfe^  above  abert,  to  be 

bigbtr,  to  appear  aUve,  to  overtop. 

Met.  r<f  exck,  to  be  emmemt,  to  be 

notorious,  wrtmarlabk 
EmTnor,  hi,  dep.  to  threaten 
Eminuo,  ere.  a£t.  to  dimiui/b 
Emiti^%,»dw,  Jaroff 
Emiror,    ari,    atus    fum.    dep.   to 

marx/f  I  greatly  at 
Emiiceoy  in,  ui,  ftum.  a£l.  te  pour 

out 
Emiftariun*  i.  'n.  a fiuice,m  food- 

gate,  a  water-gate 
Emifsarios,  a«  um.  adj.  ftnt  out,  put 
firth,'  fut    apart  fir    breiduig, 

Etnilfarius  palmes,  a  branch,  or 
yeung  bow,  Plin.  Caper  emiflarius, 

the  Jcape»goat 
EmiflTariuiy  i.   m.  au  emffaryi  am 

infirmer,  an  officer  to  procure  bi  ibet, 

or  to  bring  taies  :    Alio  a  fetter 
fir  thieves,  a  procurer,  a  pimp 
Emiflio,  onis.  f.  a  Jbooting  farth, 

a  dif  charge  I  enuffion 
Emifsitius.  a,  urn.   adj.  ea/l  out. 

Emiffitii  oc}>\i,flarigg,pryiug^eyes 
Emiflurui,  a,  om.  pt.  about  to  utter 
Emiflus .  z,   um.    pt.  ftnt   firth, 

buried,  crjiuag,    iet  out,  uttered 

or  Jpoien,  fru  a,  delivered 
Emittent,  tis.  pt,  fending  forth 


E  M  O 

forth,  or  out,  to  Utgo,  or  efc^r. 


to  threw  awajt»  tof^/tPt  tokurl, 
"  g,  to  let  out,  tee 

or  < 
e/ree 


throw,  or  JUng,  to  let  out,  te  empty, 
to  breed,  or  lay,  to  utter,  temalte 


Emittor,  i,  flua.   pafl*.   to  be  iH  out, 
to  be  difinijed,  to  be  fen/  firth,  ie-, 
Emmaiiuel,  Heb«  6W  with  us 
Erooj    ere,  emi,  rmptum.   a6t.  to 
''^^>  f  9  obtain,  or  purchafe,  to 
buy,  to  bribe,  or  hire.  Emere  ipem 
pretio,  to  buy  a  pig  in  a  bag,  Ter. 
Emori  i,  ptui.  pair,  te  be  bought 
Emoderaodus,  z,  um.  pt.  /•  be  mo- 
derated 
Emodulandos,  a,  um.  pt.  #»  befmsjr, 

or  tuned 
EmSlior,  Trl»  itos  fum.  dep.  to  ac* 
cvrnplifh,  to  eJfeS^  ti  ftir,  ot  raip 
up,  to  caft  out  by  forte,  to  get  up 
phlegm  by  coughing 
Emollefco,  ere.  togrowfoft 
Emoilidaa,  z,  um.  limber 
EmoUiendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  befoftuei 
Emolliensy  a  nioHifyirg 
Emollimciftum,  i.  n.  a  fofiening 
EmolHOf  Ir^  ivi,  Ttunn.  a/l.  /•  wtaha 
foft,  pt  boff,   to  jofien,  to  koflu^ 
to  effeminate,  to  civilixe 
EmoiTior,  iri,  Ictis.  paC 
EmollItu9„ay  am.pt.yi/^mr/,  eff^ 

minated 
Em51o,  j^re.  u6t.  to  grind  tbereugjbSf, 

tofpend,  to  confitme 
Em5luoientum,  i.  n.  profit,  beuefi, 

advantage 
Emooeo,   ere,    ai,   itum. 
warn,  to  put  M  mind  of 
EmSribundufi,  a,  nm.  pC. 

Emoriens,  t?t.  pt.  ^jiug 

imS'ior,  \,  tout,  to  die.  Met.  e« 

kill  bimrelf  onUb  la*|>wt  ."^«* 


tdotit'  to 


'^m^^ 


E  M  P 

Emorfua,  \J«.  m.  remorfg  \ 

Emortuali6die«,  the  day  ofon^tieam 
f'nnrtvius,  a,  uai.  dead,  lenjehfs,  dull 
£n  otio,  onis.  f.  an  emotinn 
EmoiUb,  a,  iifn.  pt.  caji  ofy  ftirred, 

dlHurbed.    Mft.    thrown  off,  fcnt 

away,  or  canfed  to  dtpart 
Sru(5veo,  ere,  vi,  otum.  z(X    to  put 

out  of  its  p'ace,   to  transplants  to 

remove,    Emovcrc  flammatn  fpi- 

ricuy  to  yi&w  the  fire 
Xmphafis^  is.  f.  eaine^neh^  an  tm- 

fbafis,   or  an  atcent  fet  j^on   a 

word  in  the  /peaking  of  it 
Einphatice,  emphatically 
^mphacTcas,  a,  uin.  empbat'ical 
Bmphytcut'icus,  z.  e.  yec^i.^aUs 
;pmpTricc,  es.  t  Jkill  in  phyflck gotten 

by  merepraSiice^  Plin. 
Smpiricus,    i.   m.    a  pbyjician   by 

praEime  only,  an  empyric,  a  maun' 

ttbank 
Emplaftro,  3rc.  aft,  to  ^aff 
Smplaftrum,  i.  n.  aplai^er,  orjalve 
Jmporeticus,  a,  um.  aidj,  Mcrcban 

tile.    Charta    cmporetica,     pack 

paper,  cap  paper ^  or  bronon  paper 
Smpdrium,  i.  n.  ajnarkct  town,  a 

plac^  vAtfr<f  a  fair,  ox  market  is 

£mpt)o,  5ni8,  f,  a  buying 
JEmptionalis,  c.   ufrg   to  buy  pro^ 

fcribeJ  floods 
Bmptitima,  a,  um.  pt.  bouzbt  often 
€n»?tl?tlus,  a,  Mm.  adj.    that  is,  or 

may  b^  boi/rbt,  or  hired  fir  money 
Empclta,  are.  tg  ufe  to  buy 
JiinpUw,  Srifi.m,  (f  purfhtiftr,  buytr, 

or  chapman 
BmptUriCiiS,  cis,  pt.  about  to  buy 
5m|iciirio,   Ire,  ivi,  Itum.  fa  It^ngt 

^/i^^j  or  itiUnd  to  buy 
JEffi'/'fy/^V^  W'f?4  <km^  to  buy 


EMU 

"Emptu?,  a,  um    pt.  purcbafej,  pro- 
cur  ea^  bou^htf  hribed 
Empufa,     a».   f.   an  hobgoblin^  bopi 
uprn   one  leg^    and  rban^ftb   itjelf 
into  many  Ibapis 
Empsema,  Scis.  n.   an  abfcefs  in  the 

breefi 
Empyiaus,  a,  nm.  a4j    bighffi 
Emucid  a*  a,   um.  adj.  "uery  mouldy 
EmGgio,   IFC,  Tvi,  Itu.m.   to  beiivw 

OH'.  Met.  to  cry,  ox  {peak  ^Lud 
Emuiceo,  er<.a£l.  to  firoke  gently 
Einulclrilc,  is.  n.  amilki'gpail 
Emul<jatio,  onis.  f.  a  publijbing 
E.Dulgendus,  a,  um.  pt.  tobe milked 
EmuJgeo,  ere,   fi  &  xi,    lum   W 

Ctnrci,  aft.'  to  milk  ou$t  or  firoke 
Kmiil^'us,  a,  «m.  pt,  drained 
tm  'n^ir,("nis.f.  a  wpin^  of  the  nofe 
Eniuufkor,  oris.  m.  a  c hauler 
E'nun6torium,  i,  n.   fvujfirs 
F.murftura,  ae.  f.  thefKuffofaeani^e 
Einanif^us,     a,    um.    pr.    JntffiJ, 
wiptd,  chf/t,'edy  ehovfcd,  Emuiitlne 
rta'is   honno,   a  ma»  tf  a  delicate 
ta/ii anJjuugemenr,Hor. Sat.  I^^-.S, 
Emnndate,  adv.  'very  cleanly 
Emunda:ii»,  onis.  f.  a  cleanfing 
Emundo,  are.  a£b.  to  deaife 
Emungens,  tis.  pt.  lu.pinff 
Emungo,  2re,  xi,  dtum.  aft.  to  toipe 
thi  Kofe.  Met.  tofnuffa  candle,  to 
cheat  cne  of  lis  moniy 
Emijniendua,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  for- 
tified 
Emunrmcntum,  i.  n.  a  fortification 
Jmuniojire,  ivi,  itum./oj^«f*,  or 

iticlofe.  Met.  to  Jecure 
Emunlor,  iri,  Ttus.  pafT, 
Emiinitus,  a,  um.  ^t,  fortified 
Emurtr.uro,  are-  aft.  to  mutnbU 
Kmu^'co,  ate.  aft,  to  rub  offmcft 


ENC 


Emntatus,  a,  »m.  pt.  cbiti^ 
Emu.i J,  Ire,  ivj,  itum.  n.  w  ^ 


E  beftre  N. 

En,  adv.  demonftranJi.  h,jtt,l 
KnaliagCj  es.  t.  a  tban^ 
¥.nupA,  x.t,  evidence 
i:'.nar  5biis,'e.    adj.   tba  « 

declared,  QT  jbesctd 
EnarranJus.  a,  um.  \A.tohtm 
Enarratio,  onis,  f.   apiaUdti 

tiony  or  interpretation 
Enarriior,  Oris.  m.  an  intvfn 
Enarr  ,    arc.  aft.   to  tell,  «' 

to  rehear fe,  tQ  declare 
li"nafcor,  i,  natus.  to  gravf,  orj 

out  of  a  tbingt  to  be  born  c/ 
Eratans,  tfs.  pt,  jwimmitg  «^ 
EnaCo,  are    n.  $ofwm(>ut,tt 

to  lard.  Met.  to  ejcape^toif* 
EnStus,  a,  nn.  pt,  £|rau;«  ^iW 

jprungup  " 

£f>a*atus,  a,  um.  pt,  ftTPf*^ 

ployed,  befloWeJ 
Enavigandu*,  a,  um,  ^.t^^t 

ovtr^  or  through 
EnavTfc^itus,  a,  um,*pt./«''«rf*' 
Enavigo,    arc.    n.  *'fo  jtul  «< 

through,   to  land,  Mit. '«  ^ 

to  get  out  cf 
Enivo,  are,  aft,  to  impkftvj 
Encarnia,  drum,  pi.  n.  awf* 

fenfii 
£ncauf^7cnt,  a,  am.  tdj^e*" 
£ncau(him,  i.  n.  tntaml 
Encauftus,  a,nm.  eaamtSd 
Enchiridium,    h  n,  «  •«■' 

pocktft'  bnok 
Encliticus,  a,  um.  tJj.«ii<^» 

que,  ne,  ve,  are  call**  <• 

I,  .9,  addifidu^f  a  W'4 


m.  anenccmia/l 
,  um,  encomiajiic 
a  praife  * 

'.    f.  that  iearttittg 
ndetb  all  the  iilkral 

,  a  thick  Jh^g  ntantU 

0.  pt.  to  he  kilted 
.  afiaying 

kilted 

1,  are,   ui,  &  avi, 
I.  aa.  to  almcft  kill, 

s.  paflf.  ro  he  ahncft 

pt.  47^00^  /a/M,  or 
W 

efficacy,    effeBual 

Xy^  force 

U   a    Vfeakenitigf 

1.  pt.  feehfcj  faint y 
>  /o/V,  effeminate 
fetbh,  ttfeak,  fainty 
,  lank,  Jlim 
to  enervate y  tveaken, 
0   effeminate^   make 

\e  enervated 
to  viake  black 
Alio  truly,  verily , 
therefore,    indeed^ 

,  verily,   truly,  in 
ferfooth,  I  Warrant 
he  Of  her  part,  really , 
»oken  in  ptflioa 
C.  clambering.  Met 
endeavoured 
ftri'uing,   bringing 

fhining 


ENS 

fair,  bright,  and  charming.  Met. 
to  be  famous  and  renowned 

E'.ifcelco,  JSre.  to  )htne,  to  heeome 
ghrioui 

Enitor,  i,  ifu8,  &  xus  Aim.  dep. 
to  climb  up  tcithpain,  to  clamber, 
to  Tupr,  or  pull.  Met,  to  endeavour, 
toflrain  hard,  to  travel  wth  child', 
to  brt 71^  forth,  to  farrow^ytanttcc. 

Enikc,  atlv.  qusl.  im.  comp.  ffimt, 
iiil*.  carre/lly,  toct.b  and  nail 

Enixurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  tofirive 

Enixus,  a,  uoi.  pr.  cunn  ace,  or 
comp.  ffimus,  fup.  having  erdea" 
voured,  flretntoui,  lab^rins,  indu  • 
ftrioui,  having  brought  forth,  far- 
rowed, yeaned 

EoiYus,  {is.  m.  0  delivertwgiofyfimg, 
foal:  fig  jtti\^'^,r 

Eno,  arc.  n.  to  fwim  out^iUtfta^, 
to  pafs  through 

Enodate,  adv.  ills,  comp.  clearly 

Enodacio,  onis.  f.  an  explication 

EnoJa:us,  a,  um.  pt.  betving  the 
kmoti  cut  off,  explained^  mads  ma^ 
nifefi  and  evident 

Enodis,  e.  adj.  mfitbiut  kaotSffmoatb, 
Met.  A\fo plain,  Vfitbouf  diffituby 

Enodo,  ire.  aA.  to  unknit,  to  cut 
oHoay  the  knots  oftrus,  to  declaro, 
explain,  or  expound 

Enddor,  ari,  atui.  fifT. 

Enorarus,  e.  adj.  out  of  rmk,  huge, 
enormous 

Knormitas,  atis.  f.  enormity 

Eaormirer,  adr.  irregniarly 

Enotefco^  ere,  ui.  to  come  to  know- 
ledge, to  be  known 

Enoto,  are.  aft.  to  mark,  firv§ 

Ens,  tis.  part,  offnm,  icing 

Ens,  tis.  n,a  being 

EnsTcuIus,  i.  m.  a  little  fword 

Enfifer;  In^  fnUDi  tbt$  itOTitk  0 


E  N  U 

Eofiger,  id.  Or.  * 

£n6s,  is.  in.  a  ftvord,  Meton.  a^ 

office,  or  command,  government 
Emheatusj  a,  om.  injpired  with  God 
£ntheu8,  a.  um.  z6].facred^in(pittd 
EnthufiafdiMy  i.  m.  ^ffri&li^2jin        f 
EntbuHafta,  ae.  m.  an  enthufiaft 
EntiiufialtKtts,  a,  um.  enthuJSe^itaf 
Eathymema,  atis.    n,an  argmnent, 

drawn  from  tomtraries,  ekfyliegifm, 

wanting  thf  W^jor,  Of  nv/wr  pr9*i 

pofition,  an  entlymem 
Enubo,  ere«  pd,  ptum.  to  he  married 

out  of  one's  degree 
Eoudeandus,  a,  um.  pt«  to  he  ex* 

plained     .-      "■  .    '' 

En-icleate,    adr. .  tleetrhf,   peHtety^ 

exafily,  plainly 
Enucleatio,  5ais.  f;  m  mnfolding' ' 
Enucleatus,  a»  um.  pt«  having  the 

kernel,  or  Jfones  fiekt  out.  Met* 

declared,  made  wtanifefi,  tborougUhp 

fcrutinizedy  ffted,'  and  weighed. 
Enacleo,  are.  ft£L  to  take  oat  the 

kernel.  Met.  t^  expUiin 
Enucleor,  ari,  itas.  to  he  expkdwtd 
Enudate,  ady,  very  plaiwfy 
Enndo,  are.  a£t.  io  make  hare 
Enumerabilis,  e.  may  be  counted 
Endmerans,  tis.  pt.  emtmerating  ' 
Enumj^ratio,  3nb«  f.  enuwuratted* 
EaiimSratas,  a,  «m.  enumerated  • 
EoitmSro,   art.  aft.  to  ennmerateg 

count.  Of  reckon  up,  tor  pay 
Enumeror,  iri*  itus*   paC    to  h§ 

reckoned  up,  to  he  paid 
Enmiciandus,  %,  um.  pt.  toheuttetvd 
Enunciati«,  5ais.  f.   an  aMtem,  or 

maxim,  apropofition 
Enunciatlvuty  n,  um.  expreffive 
Enunciatrix,  Icis.  f .  Jbe  thatfpeaketk 


Ennnciatum)i%iv«  si^w^tijuw.  - 


uXtpt 


E  O  U 

EnmnciStus,  a,  om.  pt«  ffokcH 
BauBCio,    ire     r#   utter,    delmr, 

frtnmKfy  mfpesh^  ^'fg^fit  f^» 

or  itcUrt,  fpuhBjbf  difehfi^  or 

w§vtai 
Bnuocior.  Iri.  t9  it  uttered 
Snaptio,  5ni8.  f.  at»omaH*t  martyiwg 

matfher  tribe,  fmality.  Set, 
Bnutrio,]re,i  vijtum.  ad.  to  nvmp, 

feed,  ehmjhimahtmn,  or  hnng  up 
S'ntfCrior,  Iriftii.  pt^.  to  he  fed 


£  hfirt  0« 

Xoy  Tre,  ivi,  itnn.  a.  f*  ^o,  to 
voalk,  Somfltinct  te  cme,  to  fail, 
to  fy  tvfoy,  f«  jSoWf  te  fifim. 
M«<«  *•  proceed,  Behgyeinei  vrith 
tlmjuft  Jupine,  it  detutet  the  fame 
si  the  infinsthfemaodoftb^fupime. 
Ire  inficiu,  to  ir«f »  PUat.  Men. 
P>  3»  45-  oKHam  alicoi|  to  go  to 
puetkimt  Id.  Ire  ad  faga,  to  go  to 
ke  a  fo/dieff  Csc.  in  aurat,  to  va- 
wi/b,  Qw,  in  July  to  enter  mu  aSion 
sgaimfi,  Plin.  Jan.  in  lacrjrmat,  to 
(dMve  into  teeirt,  Sut.  in  ort 
aiicvjtts,  to  fy  U  bit  face,  Val. 
Flacc,  inpfl€eiBonem,f9raJlff^- 
./^^,  Cic.  in  (ceula,  to  be  tver 
remembred,V\\n.vien.  in  fententiam 
alicvjaii  to  fubjeribe  to  bis  opinion 
^^,  tdY.  tbitber,  or  to  tbatpJaeoy  to 
tb9t  pufif  or  eouditieut  therefore, 
or  thereupon,  to  that  end;  or  intent, 
fb  ftf.  at.  Eh  loei,  in  that  /late, 
ot  condition,  Cic.  Nee  eo  ^ciits, 
and  nevertbekfs,  Saet.  Ner. 
Eoa^m,  adv.  to  the  fampiaeof  to 
the  fame  purpofe,  to  the  famejlati, 
or  cafidiiiom 

S^^,  f,  tSi  msndwg 

^pu9,  a,  uaa,  ndj,  eii^ 


E  PI 

Cooi,  t.  fli.  the  Jay  fiar  :  Alfo  an;  ^ 

the  boffes  of  the  fun  • 
Eo-aique.  adv.  Jo  far  forth,  Jo  l$eg^ 

to  that  height 

£  before  P. 

Epa6bi,  pi.  f.  the  epaB 
Epaftai,  a,  um.  pt.  eaten 
EpXtTcut,  a,  urn.  oftheSver 
Epba.  Heb.  ten  ouneet 
EphSbatni,a,um._/!^fM  Mttn  ^age 
EphSbia,  se.  f.  the  ageofjhripUngi 
EphebTcus,  a,  nn.  adj.  yemtbfni 
EphSbinm,  i.  n.  v»bert  yemig  i»en 

exercifed  tbemfefves 
£phebat,i.  m.  ajhipling,  ayovfh. 

Bxcflj^CTe'  e>  ephebii,    to  writ* 

bimfe/fman,  Ter. 
Epb^ODSrii;  di>.  f.  a  day-boaJt^    a 

journal,  a  eajb-book,  an  aim^nafk^ 

an  epbemerit 
EpbSm&ui,  a,  um.  adj.  Ephftoiera 

fcbrit,  a  fuetid:an  fever 
Eph^ts,  m.  pi.  jii^gee  at  Atbentf 

fifty  in  number 
Ephiakes,  ae.  m.  the  nlgbt^mari 
EphippiarioS)  i,  m.  ajadier 
Ephippiitai,  a^  am.  (addled 
Ephippiam,  i.  n.  aJeMi,  an  hcu~ 

flng,  or  borft'eletb 
Ephoroi,  i.   m.  magijhafei  An»rjf 

the  Laeedimomani 
Epkedium,  i.  n.  a  funeral  Jmg 

Epicroces,  *>  v*"*  jw^^ 
Epicureus,  a,  um.  adj.  oftbeJeB  of 
Bpieurut,   voluptuentf  gtvtit  S4 
nothing  but  pieafnre 
Epicunii,  u  wOm  an  epicure,  or  Mf  | 
that  giitetb  bimjeff  vfhol(y  to  pka-  , 
Jure 
EpTcuft,  a,  «rfl.  adj.  epic 
\^\K^^\y  i«  in.  a  leffer  drcb 


E  PI 

tiHhttrJal,  epldm-c*t  . 

EpTderaiif,  idit,  r.  tbevetmmim 
fiin  ^tbe  bmy,  Med. 

EpidlpniSf  idii.  r.  aeeHenm 

Epidromin,  i.  tn.  thein^fdl    . 

tptgwrnj  L  n,  the  iovftr  pettifm 
eirek  in  ntttieh  the  fiUmt  wm 
*fxt  to  the  esTih,  Afttoa.         ' 

Eplffaariiifni  1*  a.  yi*  Abdonci 

Epigram  not,  ^cis.  n.  an  itibnflk 
upon  m  ^tv€.  See,  an  e^pm 
A\(ad  htamd^  &  fnginvft  Mf t 

Epigratnniafia«f  ie«  ai.  an  ftpM 

EpTgriphc^  €i.  f.  an  infcrlptien  . 
Epiiirut,  i,  m<,af»ea 
EtlLcpfii,  V,  f.   thaaplikpff 
Bptleptieut,  a,  DA.  mdj.  eg^kftk 
EpT]5g:0j  ire,  to  cMfhide 
EpTlogus,  1.  Di.  AuepUogne 
Epinicion,  i.  n.   ^fi^g  oftmHl/i 
IpTphlniifZ.  f,  v«/«pipbaBi%Mi 
pl  n.  tpiphAMf^  or  tvelfihdp^ 
E  pTf  ho  nen)  o^  a  ti  ».  n,a  moral  e^fm 
EpTrbcdium,  I.  ji.  amnggea 
EplrotKum  jn^^m, euf apriaA.  \ 
EpiTrbedi^oij   i.  B.tf  ItW  ^H 
;    er  «fv^j^R,    ofy    aa  fiMM^  d 

£p  ifc^plltt  y  e.  sdj .  epifnpai 
Epifcdpitut,  4f.  n.  epijmpetf     ' 
EpiJcppiotr  a«  um.  aA.  «  Af^ 
Epifcopo,  a 'a,  #a  ^verfm       ^^  .J 
Epifcopor,  Iri^  i#  he  madt*  '''  ^ 

clr^l  t&  the  market,  hxolA,^ 
erpedil  1  y  a  thief  o0uer  in  li 
ahiSsip,  a  fitpsriniendaei. 
tm*h  Cfttflanfine  epifcopaa  < 
stunctn  a  Dao  cooiitnlBa 
Epiflitei»  V.  m.  ajlimari,^^ 

Ab  epifttlii, ajifitdvfi^ 


a,  Vfriting^per 

I.  a  little  ffiJiU 
1.  a  C9ck  in  a  coaJuit, 
Igut :  Alio  a  hungry 
vgan  ** 

o.  an   epitaph,    a 

I.  n.  ajonginpraife 
fair 

an  epifbtt 
*  epitoma,  ae.  f.  an 
00  epitome 
filemn  date 
inJ  of  verftt,  an  epod 
zem,  an  oafb 
a  p9em  chiefly  iB 
rfCjMart, 

to  drink  upf  to  futk 
:h  •  dye,  or  colour 
pt.  drank  up,  fwaU 
id  up 

If  f,haajuett,fe^Sy 
s  of  meat,  food  for 

m.  pt.  to  i$  e^teuf 
led  upon 
feajiing 

belonging  to  fiafis 
,  a  banqueting- boufe\ 
',  afeafing,  a  baw  j 

m.  pt.  about  to  feaH  j 
,  ^l,  baving  feafled  j 

agueji  at  a  banquet  i 
fuan.  dep.  ic  traailt.  | 
feafi,  to  eat 

a  Jalemn  ft^ftf 
regale 

fortQ^ 


fimdtfaiaret 
m,  0  farrier 


E  QU 

Equal  JUS,  i.  m.  a  borfe  breaker,  Sol. 

£ques,  itis.  c.  g.  a  horfeman,  a  man 
ofarnti  among  tbe  Jiomant,  a  knight, 
or  chevalier^  one  of  tbe  three  orders 
in  Rome,  btttvixt  tbefenatort  and 
the  commonalty.  Met.  an  horfe, 
tbe  cavalry  of  an  army.  Met.  tbe 
place  in  tbe  theatre  'where  tbe 
gently  fat,  Suet.  Dom. 

Equefter,  vel  cqueftris,  e.  c/,  or 
belonging  to  an  horfe,  or  to  the 
horfemtn,  or  cavalry  in  an  army, 
knlgbtly^  belonging  (p  tbe  Order  of 
knighthood 

Equidem,  conj.  verily,  indeed 

Equif  erui,  i,  m,  a  nfil4  horfe 

Equlle,  ii,  n,  aftable  for  horftt 

EquTmentum,  i.  n.  tbe  bin  ef  a 
fialHon  for  covering  a  metre 

Equinui,  a,  um.  adj.  ^,  or  be- 
longing  to  an  horfe,  (ienrus  «qui- 
nus,  a  bow-firing,  mode  of  bcrfe- 
bairf  Ov. 

Equio,  ire,  Tvi.  n.  to  defure  to  go  to 
horfe,  as  a  mare  doth 

Eqoiria,  oruoD.  pi.  n,  horfe^ridingi, 
or  racti 

Equlfo,  5ai8.  09.  a  horfe^t  rider^  an 
equerry,  or  groom  of  a  fiable^  a 
jocky,  an  horfe  mafter,  Equifones 
niutici,  mariners,  or  feamen,  Varr. 

EquiiabTlis,  c.  adj.  may  beridover 

Equ*itans»  tis,  pt.  riding 

EqoTtalio,  oni«.  f.  a  ruling 

Equuacu*,  a,  um.  pt,  ridden 

EquiratM,  ua.  m.  tie  a^  of  ridinv, 
tbe  borfe,  the  cavalry 

E^uitOi  ere.  to  ride,  toft  an  bo^fe, 
to  bffirlde  an  hoi  fe,  or  other  b««'l . 
to  be  a  trooper.  Met.  to  run,  or 
gallop  a  ling 

Eq'Jiror,  a>i,  atus.  to  be  ridden 

Equula,  ae.  f.  a  mare-colt 

EguuJtfWj,  >.  m,  f  borjeyceli,  M  in 


ERE 

fintment  ef  torture  madelike  einiorft 
Equulus,  i.  m.  «  colt,  a  nag 
Equus,  i.  m*  an  horfe,  an  engine  of 

vatir,  called  aries;    Alio  0J(M« 

fifh;  Alfo  afar 


^hefertVi. 

EtidenduSy  a,  um*  pt.  to  heerafe^ 
Eradicatus,  a>  um.  pt.  eradicated    . 
Era di cities,  adv.  from  tbe  root 
Eridicp,  are,   aft.  to  root  mp^  t» 

eradicate,  to  de/hvy  utterly 
Erado,  Sre,  fi^ViUD,  ad.  to  fcrapa 

offftobkfout  9 

Srafui,  a,  um.  pt,  re^ed^  or  ferapei 

out,  put  outofp4ty^  clean  taken  m* 
Ercifcendui^  a»  urn*  pt.  tobiditniidi 
Ercifcq,  Sre.  Id.  q,     .  >' 

CrcHcor»  i.  6t^,. to  divide  loMik' , 
Ercifciindai^  pro  ercircendua     . 
ErSbeus,  a,  um.'  adj.  hellrjb 
ErSbus,  um.  tell 

Ere£li(it,  adv.  comp.  Wforer^htf^    . . 
Ere^tjo,  dnii.  f.  an  ereSion  •; 

EreAor,  oris,  n*  that  raifetb 
Ereftus,  a,  um,  pt.  &f  adj,.  or,  compit' 

made  ertff,   or  upright,  JUnding 

upright .  raifed  high,proudf  bat^b^^. 

fouty  courageous,  nndannted,  intent^ 

earnefi,   fublime,    afpiringt    t^o 

ffrightfyg  very  Joyful 
Eretnigacus,  a,  um-  failed  ov$r     . 
Eremig-t,  are. /f  j!tff/>ov«r 
FremTta,  ae.  m*  ««  hemni 
Eretnlfticus,  z,  um,  kA)^  ^pertaitung 

to  an  hermit 
E  rem  us,  i.  /i  a  fmU^^tfi 
Erepo,  2re»  pB,  ptum.  q.  to  creep  i 

out,  to  get  outhardhf,  to  pafs  ovfr 

witbdiJieultynH^y^  (o  ajce^dLff^** 


K  R  I 

ttrqitlo,  8nis.  f.  «  vi$lmt  taking,  a 

taking  by  ^iokfici 
Srepto,  arc.  to  creep  ofUn 
Xreptor,  Sris.  m.  a  robier 
£reptu'us^  a,  urn.  pt.  a^ut  t§  take 

away 
Xieptui,   ft,   uni.    pt.    taken  away 

from,  taken  evi,  delivered^  faved, 

rtjeued^  fiokn^  dead 
Srei,  is.  m,  an  beigi'hog 
£rgt,  prafp.  temardfy  agaiafi,  wer 

againfi 
Jfrgftftfilarios,  i.  m.  d  heptr  ^f  g 

verkbwfe,  aJMrf  or  kufir  •f  a 

friftk;  or  Bnft  tf  eerreSion,  Oil. 
BrstftiSlum,.!.   o.  a  worlBoufiy   m 

hnfe  of  torrtSm,    ot  /Hpm,    a 
.pM^  9TfrifieUr 
!Brg!ift{|lo8,  1.  m.  a  reptt 
krgo,  con],   therefire^  tbeii :  #  figrm 

titU  9/  atpBetUbnfr  kiqQaai  : 

fir,  Ueaafi,  fir  maftfiit 
Zrlcfti  ae.  f.  bemh 
Brictfum  mel»  wild  Uny 
£rTcetuai,  i.  n.  a  beatb 
(riceus,  6f  erkid!*,  i.  m.  an  bedgi- 

hog,  d'cbevauM  dtfriiu 
Brigont,  tis.  pt.  trying 
frigidot.  a,  oin.  very  cold 
ftrigOf  ire,  cvi,  ^iftam.  aft.  M  ertff. 


£R  R 

out,  to  fnateb,  to  take  etway^    to 

deliver^   or  r^feite 
Eripior,  i,  to  he  taken  ama^ 
ErrtJM,  r;V.  Ericiui 
EriTario,  3nis.  f.  a  drain  of  water 
ErTvo,  arci  aft,  ftf  crivor.  paflT.  to 

drain  nudter  by  ajluice 
Erix,  icifl.  hroim 
Erneam,   i.  n.  a  edXe  baked  in  an 

ear/ben  pot 
ErSdetif,  til.  pt.  gnawing 
ErSdo,  leri,  B,  (urn,  a  A.  to  eat  into 
Erogandot,   if,  urn.  pt.  ^  ^  be- 

fowe.it  &«. 
Erogans,  tit.  pt.  be/fowing,  ttc, 
ErSgitiOy  Htdi*  f.  a  bejhwing,   or 

iaying  utt,  a  frefufi  ^naing  of 


E  tL' 


Er5gatof»  9rit.  ih.  an  abtoner 
Erogaturui^  »,  omk  pt.  skont'  to  lay 
Ota 

£r)$gttu9,   a,    WM,-  ft.   difiributed, 
delti/ered    out,    [pent,    befiewed : 
AMo  ifitroated,  or  prevaikd  upon 
£r5gito,  are.  to  aft,  or*  defift  bear- 
■  'ifyi  fo  g*f  o'f^t  ^  esetort 
Er5go,  ire.  aft.  to  make  a  law  for 
tbeimphying  tbe  pubHek  money,  to 
lay  out  and  b^ow  a  tbing  upon  : 
A.\fo  to  beg  and  intrtat,  to  get  by 
or  ptako  uprigbt,  to  build  up,  to  \      Pegging 
•  itft,  or  bold  up,  tofet  up,  to  ad'  1  Erdgor,  Sri,  atot.  to  be  laid  out 
vanee,  to  fueeonr,  emnfort,  or  rr-  I  ErSlio,  5nis.  f.  a  eonfuming 
Ho^e,  to  makofamotu,  to  rauje^  or    ErSfus,  a;  irn.  pt.  eaten  into 


oxeite,  to  draw  up  dn  army 
^rlfgor,  i.  paC  to  be  rai/ed 
Brlf^aelus,  a,  am.  rftbo  dog-far 
lErinaceni,  i.  m*  a  bed^'bog 
£rinnyi,  vdb,  Qf  yif.  a  fury 
Bripifentfbi,  a^  ani«  pt.  to  bo  iaktu 


Mrfpiens,  dt,  pt,  taking  away 
fripJe,  If  re,  ui,  cptam.  aft.  <o  tale 


Errabundus,  a,  mm.  wandering 
Errandus,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  be  fraying 
Errans,  tis.  pt.  wandering,  fraying, 
ere^/fing  bore  and  ibere,  nuftakeut 
urtfixt,  mutable 
Erradfctis,  a,  um.  adj.  unfixt,  wan- 
dering, or  fraying  abroad^  wild 
Erratio,  onli.  f.  a  wanderings  Met.' 


^  firce,  u  fluck,  or  (ui/\lttto«vV»-m*  Ju^ti^ 


^rrltrix,  f,  fee  Errans 
Err^tuni,    1.    n.  a  m:/ 

a  mifcarrjage 
E.rator,  imprrf.  tbeyt 
E  ra  urus,  a,  urn.  pt 

or  wrder 
£'ratu8,  a;  nm.  pt.  w 

ox  frayed  ever 
Errrt,  a:c  ri.  to  rove 
t3  wander^  to  fro* 
abroad,  ot'ep  and  d 
mifake,  f  mifund: 
mifaktn,  or  oat,  to 
underftar.d^  to  be  e 
graxe,  to  feed,  to  pa} 
ErrOy  5rii.  tn,awar<t 

a  ve^ahtmd,  Hor. 

Ertones,  wanderingjla 

Erroneas,  a,  um.  »Wj. 

£rror,5r!s.'in.  a  maze. 

a  windinar^  or  tmrm 

wofy  a  deceit^  jct  j\ 

an  error,  or  mifake. 

fa^e  opiniom,  a  wet 

frmky 

Enibefcendvs,  a  nm: 

med  of  bafe,  m^n,j 

Erlfbefco,  ere,   bui.  t 

colour,  to  bbifb,  to  b* 

Eri!ca,   ae.  f.    a  tank 

berb  rocket 
Emftant,  tis,  pt.  bek 

or  vmdt'^ng  oat 
EroftStio,  onit.  tab 
Enifto,  ire.  to  belcb,  0 
Eraftui,  a,  nm,  pt.  H* 
Enidiendus;  a»  um.  pt. 
Erudiens,  lis.  pt.  teatl 
Eriidio^  Tre,  Ivi,  lean 
infiruti^toimfimt,  u 
exereif 
Eriidlor,  Iri,  tos;  ft  be 
Eriidit^,  adr.  Ba.  conj 
S    Uarmtily^JUfkOr 


•• 

•    a  teacher 

,  a  fmatUrer 

n.  pt,   ^  aHj    or, 

y    fup.    taujbt^  {n- 

tprproBifeain,  Adj. 

Mwijr,    learMd,  fiul- 

'«  ' 

pt.  f «  befearcbed  out 

',  a  taking  away  of 

pt.  wtbout  WrittkUt 

to  mttU  fmoQtb 

^ru£lo 

t.  breaking  out 

\,  uptam.  a.  6f  a£l. 

yrfi  out.  To  ij/ue,  or 

»ekj  or  fit  xfio^fy 

t    or  aifcbarge,    to 

mens  knoxttleage,  to 

rer 

as  Alia.  pair.  /•.  be 

.  to  weed  out 
com.  adt.  topluckf 
«^,    W  fcratcb,  or 
irc^^  or  yfW  ear,  to 
dig  upy  tojubvertf 

be  p&sekfd  out,  jfec. 
F.  a  htr/iing  fortby 

m;'  pt.   that   «pr7/ 

/»^vrl  out 

„pLcked,  or  weefbd 
^iggid^  or  to^n  up, 
emertbrowfij  pft^fd 
,  found  emt^  9t  dijf' 

fe  Uke  taret 

n*  Jaitii'AnthonjU 


E  S  U 

Erytliraeus  lapillus,  a  peael  got  out 

of  the  RMjea,  Stat. 


E  before  S. 

Es.  indicat,  thou  art 

£s.  itnperat.  be  thou 

Es.  imper.  {ab  edo)  eat  thou 

Eft  a,  se.  f.  «M/,  or  /«></  for  man, 

for  other  creatures^  a  bait 
Eicaria,  ar.  f.  agridiron 
Efcarius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining  to 

meat,   Efcaria  vincula,  tiid  by  the 

teeth,  Plaut, 
Efcor,  ari,  acus.  to  be  fed  upon 
EfcuL&nta,  orum.  n.  meat 
ETcuIeotus,  a,  um.  ad|.  pertaining 

to  eating,   Efculento  ore  homo» 

one  with  meat  in  bis  mouthy  Plin. 
Efciiletum,  i.  n.  a  grove  of  beeches 
Efciileus,  9,  um.  adj.  of,  or  belonging 

to  a  beech 
F.fculinus,  a,  am.  adj.  made  of  beech 
Efculus,  i.  f.  a  beech  tree 
Esitatus,  a,  um.  pt.  eaten 
EsTcot  are.  to  eat  nften 
Esotericus,  fee  internus 
£fl!e,  infin.  \^  verb,  fum^  esj  to  be 

\ab  edo,  es]  to  eat 
Efseda^x.  f.  a  chariot 
Efs^danua,  u.  m.  g  carter,  a  char* 

rioteer 

tfsSdum,  i.  o.  a  chariot 
(feotia^  X.  f.  the  Icffenee      _1 
ElJential  ^s,'  c.  adj.  ejfential 
EiTentialiter,  adf .  ejfentiatly 
Eft.  r<«  /"uoaj  Ibcf  fie^  or  it  it'  ' 
Kft.[abt6}>]beeatetb 
£(^0,  iinperf.  be  it  Jo 

?)d»r,  oris.  m.  he  that  eateth 
f^nxy  Us.  i:  la 'jbe  eater 
Eftur.  \a  verb,  eoorj  tbey  eat 


^  TI 

EsSrialiiy  e.  belonging  tofaJUnf 
Esuribundus,  adj.  nmy  itungty 
Efurieat^    tis.    pt.  being  ttfnfffi 

Met.  greedy,  eovetotis  ' 

Esuiienter,  adr.  hungrify 
EsSiieSy  ci.  f.  bungJtr 
Esiirio^  Ire,  Tvi,  itum.  to  dej^^  i$. 

eat,  to  buffer,  or  to  be  hungty^ 

to  bepoor 
£surior,'iri,  pafl*.  to  be  longed  fee' 
Esurio,  onit.  m.  a  knngrjfemm 
Esu  I  rtio>  OQii  •  f  •  hunger 
Esurltor^  Oris.  m.  one  often  B» 
EsQritiiraay  »,  va.   pt.   wk§ 

be  hungry 
Efonify  a^  um*  pt,  mbout  ue^ 


E  beforeT. 

£t.  conj.  cti^fpd,  aljo,  yet.  'Ei  ^ 
conjungendiyhortandiy  coofirman* 
di,  inter rogandiy  iadifoandii  or«- 
dinandij,  aogendi  $  esempla  ^a^ 
lim,  ^jbua  brevitatjt  ergii^  fa* 
pcrfedeo,  even,  both,  t/nd  nfter* 
wards,  a/thot^h' 

EiZaim,  conj.  for,  hetmje,  fj^p, 
andalfq,  hut 

Etcnimvero,  f^  truj^ 

EteHus,  a,  um.  adj.  fUtrfy 

EtefticiSlatio,  01119,(4  a  geidii^g 

Ethtca^  dram,  a.  pi.  etRcs ' 

Ethice,  es.  f.  ««/  ethicai,  «,  .|^ 
moral  phiUfeplff 

Etlucus^  a»  un.  adj.  moral 

Ethoicus,  a^  u«i»  adj.  eitbiUc 

Et>)d)8gus,  1.  m.  a  mimic 

Etheipsia,  is.  f.  4f  rfprtfiftaifm  ^ 
manners,  farriage,  or  (f^a^oif'     * 

Etiam,  conj.  alfi^  too,  yia,  farther^ 
Etiam  atque  etiam  ^  ^i^^  V^ 
ngjxijfy  'Tct.'Ex\9Ltt\^>»m,  j*t%^>Vt 


fi  V  A 

ffiZTf  U»  Etiam  nunc,////,  imme- 
.  ^ihtefy^  Plant.  Poft  etiam,  in  the 
"  watt  plati,  C\c,  Etiaxn  turn,  even 
tben.  Id.  Edam  tu,  wb^  don't 
yeu  f  Plaut.  auAa  etiam,  yern^ 
ratbfr,  Plin.  Etiam,  fcelas  !  male 
lo^uere?  nobatfyou  regue^  do 
'^yvH  railf  Plaut.  Aut  etiam,  aut 

notit  either  yea  f  w  no,  Cic. 
Etiannumf  ^y.  as  yet 
£tiarofi,  conj.  abBwjgrb 
"Eih.  conj.  cum  ind.  &  fnbj.  ai 

tbwgh,  alheit 
Ftfmdidgia,  ae.  f.  etymoltfy 
Etym5Jd|[icu8,  a,  urn*  etymological 
£tym5lSgu«,  i.  m,  an  etymologifi 
Etymon,  i.  n.  the  etymon,  or  original 
of  a  word 


E  before  U.' ' 

Eo,  interj.  0  brave  ! 
Evacuandus,  to  be  emptied 
Evaculttio,  onis.  f.  an  emptying 
£vacu^fa£tus,  a,  om.  f\,  rmptyed 
Evacuo,  are.  aA.  to  empty ^to  evacuate 
lEfVadens,  tis.  pt,  getting  arvay 
Evado,   J^re,  fi,  iugn,  n.   &  ^(^.,  to 
get  av)ay^  or  out^  ^ .  to  avoids  to 
fajt  overy  to  get,  or  come  fo^  to 
go,  or  reach  to f  to  climh^  or  mount, 
■^0  Itfcome,  ox  f  r<w,  to  come  topajt 
Etaeatio,  onis.  f,fef  Vauatio 
EvSgator,  oris^  m.  tbatftrayt 
Evaginatut,  a^  am.  pt.  unjieafbed 
EvapTno,  are.  todravf  out  ufajhe^tb 
3Lv3f^  are.  rt^  wander  about 
£^??^,    arty .  atus  Cum .   dep*    U 
harder,  Jlray,  or  run  abroad,  to 
tome  about,  to  ramble,    to  grow 
' hfxvnarft  at  the  huut:bs  of  trves 
>«V  niperfcw.  Met.  t9  J^nad^ 


EVE 

Efaleo,  ere,  ui,  itura.  n.    to  be   of\    fij^i  hrfa 

power,  to  be  able:  A]  fo  to  Ben  or  tb  coders  at, 
Evalefco,  ere,  Xi\,towax  ve'y  Jiiong  P'^'^i^g^ g 
Evallo,  ere,  Ttum.  rft.  m  winnow  Evcclus,  a,  ui 
Evalior,  i.  tobe  nvirr.otvrd  out,    carr/rt 

Evaneo,  ere,  ui.  fee  Evanefco  vancfd,  ext 

Evanefcens,  tis.  pf.  vsnifhiniaWay         or  beycnd 
Evanefco,  ere,  nuJ,  to  vanifh  away,   EveAus,  (is.  i 

to  perifh  and  be  loH^   to  de  ay,  to   Eveho,  erf,  x 

wear  away,  to  be  eon  fumed  :  Alfo        oyt,  to  cor.-v 

to  grew  out  cfej*.em  topraifey  t^ 

Evan^elicc,  adv.  Go'pel  lih  Evchor,  i.  €t 

Evangelicus,   a.    um.    adj.   of  the        Met,  to  be 

gofpel-j  evangelic  Eveliendus,  a 

EvangeJii^a,  ac.  m.  an  evangelijl  up 

Efrangeiium,    i.    n.  good  news,   tbe  Evellens,  tis. 

gofpel  Evcllo,  ere,  i 

Evanp51i«o,  are.  to  preach  the  gefprl  aft.  to  pluc 
EvanTdu?,  a,  um.  aoj.  -vain^  fading,        to  twitch,  t 

apt  to  aecey,  unfruitful,  frail  out,  to  aboU 

Evanno,  arc.  aft.  to  winnow  corn  Evellor,  i,  ul 
Evans,  tis.  pt.  fhouting  in  praijC  of       up,  &c. 

Bacchus  Evtinfo,  trc,  \ 

EvarOritio,  oni?.  i.evapiraticn  out,  or  proa 

Evaporo,  a'e.  aft.  to  exiapcate  happen  by  c 

Evaporor,  ari.  to  he  evaporated  to  fall  out^  \ 

Evaljo,  onis.  f.  ancvajion  Evenit,    imp* 

Evaftaodu*,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  deflroyed  iftis  cventat 
Evaftatio,  onis.  f.  a  laying  wafie  ,  Eveniilator,  j 
Evaftator,  oris.  m.  a  wajfer  EventiJarus,  i 

Evaftatus,  a,  um.  pt.  wafted  .  EvcntTlo,  are. 
Evai^o,  are.  aft,  fo  wafe,  fppM,    or   Event  um,  i.  r 

deflroy  Eves^turus,  a, 

Evaftor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*.  to  paft 

Evasurps,  a,  um.   ^i,  about  fa  r0m#  ^  Eventus,  (is. 

off,  QX  end  '/'     ceft.   tbe  enc 

Evax,  ^iterj.  an  huzza  Everbetatu 

Eucharifti ',     ae.    f.     thanhfgiving,   EverbiEro,  a  e 

the  facrament  ef  the  Lord's  fupper^    Everrendus,  a 

the  eucharifl  ,  -  Everricu  um, 

Eu'hariftkus,  a,  um.   adj.  euc%a^ 

rtfiical 
"Ev«;£V\0,  oAU*  (.  a  carrying  forth. 


Jweep,  or  d) 
by  txtortion 
Etorro^  criy 


V.l 


E  U  N 


E  70 


tyf  to  kru/h,  to  fcrithj   Evid^ntit,  ae.  f.  tvtJtnce,  ftrfj^etuty, 
nnt  curioujly,  tojifc  cleamejs 

U  an  overthrowing,   ETigiUodus,  a,  um.  pt.  io  ho  faffed 
ng.  Met.   n  ruin,   a       noithwtjkep 
>r  overthrow  Bvigiiatfo^  onis.  f.  a  waking 

iti.  an  ovtrtbrower,  l.vif,i\ztui,  A,  um,  ^U  done  iy  ttfdtch- 
fttltte[»f  care,  or  good  addict 
EvTgiloj   ire.    n.  to  wateh,    t$  he 
careful  and  laidrious  in  a  things  to 
awake,  a£^.  tofiudy  bjkight 
Evilefco,  ere.  to  grow  cheap 
£vincendui}>  a,  um.  pt.f»  htfubdUed 
Evincio,  ire,  vinxi,  aft.  to  hind 
Evioco,  Sic,  ici,  iftsnii  aft.  to  van' 
quif>i,  to    fybdue,    to  mafietj   to 
evince t  to  prove,  to  bedr  d^vtn,  to 
overtop,  to  prevail,  or  gain  bit 
point:  AXiiitoconviS  ana  recover 
by  law 
Evincor^  i.  pa(f.  to  be  vanquiflked 
Evinftus,  a,  um.  pt.  boundi  tied  up^ 

fettered,  Hianacled 
Eviratio,  onii.  f*  a  geldings  a  e/t/- 

oturaging 
Evirarus,  a^  tioi.  jit.  otf  comp.  »*- 

manned,  gelded i  effeminate 
Evirefco,  ere.  to  become  green 
Eviro,  are.  aft.  to  emafcnlate 
EvifdSiicus,  »,  um.  pt.  baweStJ 
Ev\kho,  are.  aft.  to  bowei  \ 
Evitabllis,  t.  avoidable 
Evitandas,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  avoided 
Bv^tatio,  onis.  i*  an  avoiding 
BvitaturuSy  a>  um.  pt.  about  to Mv^d 
£v  tatut,  a|  um.  pt<  avoided 
Evito,  arc.  aft.  to  finn^  to  fy,  to 
ejcbcw,  or  avoid 

Erito,  are.  aft.  to  deprive  oflifi 

adj.  or,  compj  ffimus,   Efitor,  ari,  afut.  te  be  kilhd 

f,  clear, apparent, plain\Z\x\o%\d^,  x.  f.  benediSit,n\    tifa  a 

I      good  andprcbable  reafon,  Cic4 
k.  ffime,  fup.  eleafly,\t,\i\'p\xm,vid,  Elogtum 
tpfareatl/y  pUif^f.        ]  EuaCchixo^  t rCt  a6l«  /#  a^dti 


a.  pt. about  to  overturn 

urn.  pt.    overthrown, 

deftroyed,    caji   down^ 

ten,  fratttredf  phwed, 

f 

m.    pt.    [ab  eveiror] 

bbed,  WitUrobbejypiUa 

,  um.  pt«  ie  bt  over* 

ti,  fbm.  aft.  to  turn 

1,   td    twn  out  of,  to 

to  d^/lroy,  to  beat  aovfn, 

0  ouer/et,  to  dig  dbwn, 

•r  confound 

its.,  pail*   to  be  ever* 

ned  out.  Sec, 

f  Inveftigatio 

'ee  Inveftigator 

I,  um.   pt.  fuund^  or 

'•  forthwith 
Arnob.  feeiarM^o 
t  for  hid 
O  brave  ! 

is.  f.  a  bramlijbing 
ift.  to  brartdifb 
f,  a  eoHviSion 
I.  pt<  overcome  J  coHViCi 
fl,   proved  guilty,  pre- 
•  Met.  cut  down 


Sunucho,  are.  aft.  to  geld 

Eunucbus^i.  m.  a  contineiii  man,  dit 
eunuch,  a  gelded  man,  a  chamhot" 
lairti  or  great  officer  in  a  king^s  eou'rii 

Evocandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  called 
forth^ 

EVScaiio,  Snis.  f.  a  caHitf  ferth^ 
invocation,  ox  calling  upon  ; 

EvScator,  oris.  m.  that  cadetb  forth 

Ev^catus,  a,  iim.  ^U  called  out,  fum^ 
moned,  implored,  &c.  let  out 

Evoco,  are.  aft.  to  call  out,  or  bid 
to  come,  to  call  fiarth,  otawcy,  ta 
invite,  allure,  ox  entice,  to  provoke^ 
cballengOi  ot  dare,  to  Jummon,  te 
Command  to  appear,  to  call  upon, 
for  help,  to  implore,  to  culture,  ot 
raife  upt  Alfo  to  draw  forth  li 
the  ouHvatd parts,  to  reeaH 

twUcor,  ari,  atua.  to  be  called  firth 

Eves,   diflyi.   interj.  a   word  oftet 
I      repeat  td  by  the  frieftt  of  Bacchus 

£Y5hey  vel  cube,  interj.  idem. 
Eube  Bacche,  VIrg.  JEn.  Euohc^ 
Bacche,  fonar,  Ov.  met, 

£volan»^  tis.  fU flying  out  of 

Evdliticus,  Zi  um.  gadt  abroad 

Evolaturus,  a,uin.  pt.  about  to  fy 

Ev5irto,  are.  to  fly  out  often 

£v61o,arc.  n.  tofyout,  oc  away,  t9 
hie  away  fpeedifyt  Met.  to  paft    ' 
aW'iy  quickly,  to  rujb  out  fpeedily. 
Aft.  to  efeape,  andgtt  away  ft  tat 

EvSlo,  aie.  aft.  [eg  I  &f  vola]  f» 
plunder,  or  take  awey  hyfiealtb 

£volvendus.a,um.pt.  toberolLd,ice^ 

lLvolvtM,tiit  ft.  rolltng 

Evoh«,  ere,  vi.^Ctum.  aft<  to  roU^ 
or  tumble  away^  or  evtr.  to  pull 
out.  Met,  to  unfold,  tb  expound,  te 
dtclare,  toll,  or  utter,  to  extricate^ 
or  diftn^aft^  to  ca^  vn  o»€  \  twK-nA.' 
to  jiv:d  OTtHtWcb  w\,  i%iM*vt* 
.V  % 


\ 


EX 

thihk  ufon,  tc  turn  vtier  a  book,  U 
•'permje  and  read»vtr,  tofevtr  mnd- 
ft  borate 
Evolvor,  i,  ntus,  paiH/o  be  rolled  hi^ 

oi  poured  int9 
EvolutiojOnis.f.  a  rolling,  or  tumbling 

fpvtr.  Met.  a  reading  tmer 
Evolutor,  6ris.  m.  r/fcn/ re/(!r 
Eir6Iutu8,  a,  um.  pt.  unjotded^firif- 

pedof,  turned  out 

EvomcAs,  tis.  pt.  ^nmitingup 

tvSmo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  adt.  to  vm 

up,  to  Jpue,  or  caft  out.  Met.  to 

utter,  or  /peak  aejpitejully,  or  ma- 

licloftfly,  to  difemhogue,  or  dijcbdrge 

Euphonia,  fB.  i.  a  good  found 

Eupborfcium,  i.  n.  a  gum 

Kurious,  a,  um.  adj.  taftern 

Euripus,  i.  in»  an  arm  of  the  feafo 

tailed,  a-  canal,    a  peol,  a  ditch, 

-French,  or  moat  about  a  place,  an 

inlet,  or  ^mall  creek 

EuroafquilO)  Snis.  i6.  tb*  north  eafi 

titind 
luroauftcr,  tri.  m.afoutb  eafitvind 
Euroclydon,3nif.m.  v.  iiuro-aquilo 
Eur6n6tu!»,  i.  m.  a  fouth  taji  wtnd 
Eurtis,  i.  m.  the  ecxft  wiaa,  the 
eaftern  parts  j 

Eusebrs,  adj.  piout  .  j 

EvulgatiOyOflU.  f.  a  puhlijhinz abroad 


Ji«u)[^ator.  oris.  m.  a  pubhjher 
]EviiIgo,are.  a£k,  to  pubiijh,  ot  (pread 

ahrojd 
Evuifio,  ortJf.  f  a  pluektngi  pullingy 

er  drawing  out 
Evulius,  a,  um.  fUpulled^  or  rooted 

up,  drawn  out,  or  drained 

E  before  X, 

JEx,  prapf,  out  of,  for,  ot  by  reafon 
cf,  fy,  ot  accfrdtng  10,  Jrm,  «r 


EX  A 

by  the  efficient  caufe,  with,  aboire, 
or  before,  of,  otfrom  a  perfuo, 
•f,  or  from  a  pUce,  of,  before 
the  matter,  of,  or  in  the  part 
affected,  of  the  diftemper,  of, 
among,  or  one  of,  from,  or  fnce, 
refpe^ing  lime  paft,  from,  re- 
fpeding  time  to  come,  in  reffeS 
to,  for  the  Jake  of,  of,  otfrom  the 
former  ftate,  after.  Ex  equo  pug- 
narc,  tofgbt  on  horfeback,  Pljn. 
Diem  ex  die  expc£taie,r0  look  for 
from  day  today,  Cic*  £x  in^uftria, 
for  the  nonce,  Piin.  Ex  sat ervaiio, 
atfome  difiance,  Cic.  £x  tranfver/b. 


E  X 

txacerbefco,  ere.  fee  ] 

Exacerbo,  arc.  to  fan 

Exacero,  are.  a£^.  to  ^ 

Exacervo/are.  z€t.  to 

Ex  ace:  CO,  2re,  ui.  to  * 

Exadte.  ad?,  exaffly 

Exa^lio,  onis.  f.  exai 

ing  of  pubiiek  money i 

a  demanding,  refuin 

Exactor,    oris.   m.   i 

receiver  of  momy, 

taxes  and  tolls,  a  drin 

Exa^um,  i^tuan  exai 

£xa£turu8,  a,  um.  pt. 

over,  exa^,  &c. 

aerojs,  Plaut.  many  times  with  its  I  Exadns,  a^  um.  pt.  o 


cafe,  it  ought  to  be  read  adverbially ^ 
as.  Ex  anrmo,  heartily,  from  the 
heart,  Cic.  Ex  vcro,  truly,  Plaut. 
Ex  f'acili,  eaf/y,  Val.  Max.  £x 
tKilo,  jajtly,  id.  £x  apert*, o^ew^, 
L'v.  Ex  commodo,  leifurely.  Col. 
£x  continemi,  immediafeiy,  Jufl. 
£x  fide,  faithfully^  Plin.  jun. 
Ex  improvifo,  jucdertly,  at  una- 
wara,  Cic.  Ex  neceDitate,  nuef 
farlJy,  Id.  £x  oiculto,  fecretfy. 
Ex  iniidiis,  privily,  Plio.  Ex 
inrperato,  unexpeEteiiiy,  Val.  Max. 
Ex  integro,  afrejb,  anew,  Plin. 
jun.  Ex  obU<\\io^ovtrth-uart,Piin, 
Ex  ordine,  truer ly,  tn  oraer,  Virg. 
£x  putt,  partly,  Liv.  £x  profci^u, 
profeJJeJy,  VaL  Max  Ex  fupei- 
\zcuQ,jupir/liioully,  Liv.  £x  vano, 
footifi)^,  or  ^vithout  caufe,  alio 
faljly,  l^.  Ex  in  compofit.  in- 
teitium  negat,  interdum  auget, 
interdumin  eadem  voce  contra- 
lias  admittit  iignificationes.  v.  g. 
Mxarmare,  Sc  aimis  privare,  & 
armis  inftruere  eft 
ExaC%tat\w^-%,  >MSv*  ^X^sWinnatved 


mus,  fup.  pajea 
driven  out,  hurried ^ 
aEled,  demanded,  per  j 
finijhed  :  Adj.  abncj 
perfe&,frm,  and  fie 

Exa^us,  is»  m.  afale 

Exacuendus,  a,  bid.  pt 
ened 

Exacuens,  ti«.  pt*  Jbm 

Exacuo,  gje,  ul,  utum. 
or  fbarpen.  Met.  to  ^ 

Exacuor,    i.    paff.  to 
Met.  to  be  in»r>jed 

Exacutio,  oniv.  f.   the 
leaking  of  a  thtngJUa* 

Exicut.a,  a,  uo  .  part 
comp.  maaejbarp,  ot 

Exadversum.    adv.  & 
over  againft 

£x2cdi^icatio,-6nis.-/.  a 
or  making  of  a  thing  j 

Exsedififcarus,  a,  um.  p 

Exaedifico,    are.  a£l. 
Met.  tafimfb  and  mat 
caft  out  of  the  houfe, 

£x»]uan4i)«,a,  um.  pt. 

ExK^uatio,  oait. U  sit 


:  A 


E  X  A 


iim*  pt,  made  t^ual^  Exaltatio,  onis.  f.  exaltathn 
Exalt  ator,  oris.  m.  «  boi^tr 
St,  to  make  equal,  or    Exaltatus,  z,  urn.  pt.  exalted 
and  plaint  Alfo  to   Exalto,  are.  a6^.  to  exait,  raife,  or 


tus.  pair,  to  be  equal" 
9unt  equal 
pt.  boiling  up 
8,  f.  a  boiling 
.  to  cafi  up  /urges,  to 
.  to  be  greatly  moved, 
teat 

z,  urn.    pt.    to  be 
increafed 
pt.  exaggerating 
lis.    f.    an   heaping 
gerafiou,   or  a   rbe^ 
up  ofvfyrds 
um.  pt.  heaped  up, 
UJied,   enlarged,  ex- 

(k.  to  heap  up  tife~ 
t,  to  fa  off,  to  ag- 

pafl*. 

am.  pt.  tobedrpven, 

.  baraJjUng 
f.  ajlirring 
m.  an  evUfpeaker 
um.    pt.    barajj'ed, 
i'vaffed,  beaten  with 
intmg 

;.  to  move,  to  hunt 
ay.  Met.  todlflurb, 
xcite^  to  terrify,  to 
dte»  Di  exagitent 
n.  Formula  jurandi 

iw.  to  be  rouT^d 
'  for  goodi 
wax  paleiflj 
,  adj.  paljy 

t  v^y  Cold 


lift  up.  Met.  highly  to  praife 
Examcn,  Tnis.  n.  ajioarm  of  bees,  a\ 
flock,    a  0oaly  a  company  :  Alfo 
the  tongue-,   beam,  or  needle  t^  a 
balance.  Met.  examination,  or  trial 
Examlnandus^  a,  um.  pt*  to  hi  exa- 
mined 
Exaninatio,  onis.  f.  examination 
ExSTninaicr,  oris.  m. examiner 
ExamTnatus,  a,  um,  pt.  examined 
Examijio,  are.  aft.  to  examine,  or  try 
Examinor*  ari,  St  us.  paflT. 
Examitum,  i.  n.  anamefs 
£xa  mo,  are.  a£V-  to  love  greatly 
Examurco,  ire.  fee  Defseco 
Examufllm,  adv.  exaBly,  by  rule 
Exanguis,  e.  adj.  hfelefi 
ExanimaliV)  e.  adj.  witheutfiulf  or 

"A    . 

ExanimStlo,  pnis.  f«  a  dijheartening 
Exanimatus,  a,  um   pt.  troubled  in 

mind,  afionijhed,  amazed,  ftunned, 

firuck  dead,  faints  out  of  breath, 

Vfithout  heart,  at  ifd^ad 
Exanimia,   e.  adj.  afionijbed,  life 

l^ft,  heart Itft^  ttead 
Exanimo,   are.    a£l.  to  aftoni/b,  to 

jiun,  to  kill 
Exammor,  ari,  at  us.  pafT. 
Exantmus,  a,  um.  id,  qu,.  extnimis 
Exantc.  praep.  before 
Exantlatus,    a,  um.   pt.  exbaufiedy 

fpent  endured,  performed 
Exantlo,   are.    aft.    to  drato  out,  tc 

empty.  Met.  to  juffer,  fufiain,   en- 
dure, or  0^  ercome  with  great  pain 
Exapto,  are.  aft.  to  fit 
Evaptus,  a,  \\m/zA\,  very  fit 
Exa'ratiOj  onis.  ft  afhiving }  a  wri- 


E  X  A     . 

Exar Jtor,  oris,  m.  a  plower,  writff^ 

engraver 
Exaratu?,  a,  um.  pt.  plowed 
Exarchus,  i.  m,  an  exarch 
Exardeo,  ere«    fi,  fum.  o.  to  be  en 

fire,  to  wax  very  fierce,  or  hat,  tfe 

be  very  vehement.  Met.  to  become 

terrible 
Exardefcens,  tU^  glowing  hot 
Exardefco,  ere.  to  grew  hot.  Met. 

to  be  very  defirout 
Exarefioy  eti,  faftus*  to  bedried  up 
Exareno,  5re .  aft.  to  purge  from  fand 
Exireo,  trc,  ui.  neut.  &  exarefco, 

ilre.  to  be,  or  vox  dry,  to  wither^ 

to  pine,  to  decay,  to  voear  out  ^ 

mind  and  efieem 
Exarefco,  ^re.  to  become  dry 
Exarmatus,  a,  um.  pt.  difarmed 
Exarmo,  ire.  aft.  to  difarm 
Exarmor,  ari,  atus.  paiT, 
Exaro,  Sre.  aft.  to  receive,  otgetiy 

plowing,\  toplpw  Up,  to  dig  up,  tit 

furrow.  Met.  to  write,  or  indite 
E  carfurus.afupfi.  pt.  about  to  burn  ont 
Ex^rtuo,  are.  aft,  to  joint  meat 
Exafciatus,  a,  um.  pt-  rough  betted 
Exafcio,  ire.  aft.  to  rougt  hew 
Exafperatio,  onis.  f.  a  making  flutrp 
Exafpsraturus,  a,  um.  about  to  eXf 

afperate,  or  vex 
Exafpcratusi  8,  um,  fibarpened.  Met, 

vexed 
Exafp?ro,  ire.   aft.  ti^make  filfO^ 

or  rough,  to  whet.  Met.   to  moM 

angry  f  to  vex,  to  exafperate 
Exafperor,  ari,  atus,  paflf. 
ExauftorStus,a,  um.  pt.  difcharged^ 

difmi/fed,put  out  of  pay  and/enrice^ 
'  di/handed 
Exauftoro,  are.  aft.  to  difcharge,  or 
put  out  of  commif^esn^  \%  4b^vtAf^ 

to  dijmiji  out  oj  ^cr^xts  

u  ^> 


E  X  C 

Sxaodio,  Ire,  Tvi,  itoin.  aft.  to  beaf 

ferfeff/y,  t9  besr,  to  regard 
^zaudior,  i.  to  he  btard  perftBly 
Exaudlto*,  a,  um.  ft»hefir(i,graaeedf 

regarded 
Txaugeo,    ere,  xi,   £tuii)«   a£t,    to 

irtreafe  much 
l^xaugiiritio,  di^is.  f.  an  unhaUawing 
£](auguraru8,  a,  um.  ^t^made  common 
Exau^iiro,  are   z€t.  to  profane 
Exaufpicatio,   onji.  f*     an   unlucky 

bfginni'g 
^aofrico,  are.  to  do  a  thing  un- 

fortunatey 
Exbalifto  are.a£l.  focoxM  on^^Pl^ut. 
ilxbibo,  gre.  to  drink 
fxcaecatio.  \.  a  makivg  blind 
Bxcaeci'iis,    a,    um     pt,     blinded. 

Met.  fiopfed  up 
Exraco,  a^e.    aft,   to   mak-   Lima. 

Met.    to  deprivf  ont  ofreajon^  to 

eboak,  to  bide 
Jxcalceandus,   a,  um.  pt,   to  have 

one*sJhces  pulled  off 
Xxcalcearus,  a,  um.  pt.  barefooted 
Excalcpo,  arc.  aft.  topuHofjf/hoet 
Bxcalceor,  Sri.  paflT,  toiotar  n\j  Jboet 
JExcaiSfacio.     'uel  excalfacio,    l?re, 

feci,  faftum.  aft.  to  makivery  hot 
Excalfaftio,  5nis.  f.  a  heating 
^flxcalfaftorius,    a,    um.    adj.     tb^t 

beatetbt  or  is  apt  to  beat 
$xc4lfio,  gri,  faftus.  ^o  ^  Wtf/Ztf  hot 
lExcalpo,    tre,    pH,    pium.    aft.  to 

fcratcby  to  ntgrave 
Excalptns,  a,  um.  pt.  ingraved 
]^xcambium,  i.  n.  an  exchange 
^xcandcfjfcio,  ere,  feci,   faftum.  to 

make  very  bot^  OT  angry.  Excande- 

facere  annonam,  toraije  the  price 

•Jforn,  Varr. 
^'Xcindcfccnua^  x,  f.  great  anger 
^'jcc/toflpfco,  ere,  ui.  to  wax  very 


fixe 

hot.  Met.  to  bi  very  angry,  to  bi 

in  a  fume 
Kxcaotatus,  a,  um.  pt,  tbarmed 
Excajjto,   arc.   aft.   to   ircbant,    t 

cbatm^  by  inchanping  tu  bring  from  _ 

or  out  of  a  place 
Ezcarnificatus,  a^  um.  pt.  btv)ei  ir. 

piecei 
ExcariitfTco,  are.  aft.  to  qve^rter  c 

cut  tn  pieces,  to  torment,  or  vrx 
Excavatio,  onis.  f.  amthi^g  hollow 
Ex.-^vatus,  a.  um.  pt.  madebolloxu 
Ex'  avo,  sire.  aft.  to  make  boUoiu 
Excedeni,  tis.  pt.  departing,  dying, 

exceeding,  8cc. 
Exceditur.  impcrf,  it  is  departed 
ExL^do,  ere,  (Ti,  ITum.  n    to  depart. 

to  go  forth,  or  out^  to  be  gone,  and 

Vforn  outy   to  go^  come^   or  arrive 

at  Isft,   to  (tie.  Aft.  to  exceed,  to 

f ft- mount,  or  furpafs 
Excellent,   tis.    pa't.   &  adj,     or. 

comp.  flimui,  Aip.    bi^ht  f'^fi^Z* 

excelling,  furmounting,  excelent 
Fxt  •  llmter,  adT.  excellent Iv 
Excellentia,  m.  f.  excellence,  excel- 

lencv 
Excello,  ?re,  ui,  fum.  n,  to  be  higb^ 

to  afcenjf  to  excels  to  pdfs,  to  fur ^ 

mount.  Met.  to  lift  up  on  high,  to 

raife  aloft 
Excelse.  adv.  ius.  comp.  Him^,  fnp. 

baufhtily,  loftily,  on  hipbi  highJy 
Excelsitas,  atis.  f.  height,  loftinefs, 

hangbtinefs,  nohUnejs 
Exrelfus,   a,   um.  adj.   or,    comp, 

(!imni.    fup.    high,     tall,     lofty. 

Met.  noblr,  ftately 
Exceptans,  tis.  pt   taking  up 
Exceptio,   onis.  f.   an  Exception,  or 

cfaufe,  reftraining,  a  genc^ahtjy  a 

demur 
iExcc^v"lv\^%,^,  ^TRr  \^\^  ixee^ted 


E  XC 

Exc^ptfuocuU,  ae.  f.  aj^^^^ 
Excepto,  arc.  /•  take,  or  ^rt"" 

gather,  or  receive  ofte» 
Excepto.  2dv.  exceft,urleli 
Exceptor,  uT'S,  m,  a  notarf 
Exccpturus.  a,  um,  pt.  •M'  ^ 

ccive 
Exccjtus,  a.  um.  exceptdf  rtrm 
'iveltomedy  entertained^  token ; 
foner,  taken,  or  umierfioed 
Excerniciilum,  fee  Cribru«n 
Fxcerno.  ere,    c»cvi,  cretom. 
tofiftypwge,  t\f  fierce,  fhfit 
(pit  up,  tovcjd  iyfool 
Excernor,  i.  pafT. 
Excerpens,  ti«,  pt,  picking  tOt 
Excerpo,  ere,    pfi,    ptora.  »fl 
pick  out,  to  take  out,  or  ti 
Alfo  to  exempt 
Exierpor,  i,  plus.  paflT. 
Excerpt  a,  orum.  q.  pi.  tUt^i 

out 
Exccrptio,  3nis.  f  a  culling  ad 
Ex  erptor  ori?,  m.  a  culler 
Excc-ptus,  a,  um.  pt.  pic.kedt* 
Exceflis,  pro  exreflicris,  Ter. 
Extcflbrus.  a,  um.   pt.  «*•«'' 

ceed  rtr  depart 

EAQcfTus,  us,  ro.  excels,  gd^ 

departure.    Abfol.  deatbt  •* 

a  fiar.ding  out,  a  hanginf  « 

Alfo  a  aigrcj/lott,  a  devi^"'* 

alnrratlon 

Exceira,  ».  f.  a  viper,  orftff^ 

Exf  id'endus,  a,  um.  jgit.fketiF 

Excidium,  i.  n.   ^  exfcidiw* 

Jacking  of  a  city,  tuin,  (M'"* 

Excido,  ^re,   di.  n.  r»  /#// •^ 

anva^.  to  fail,  or  peri/k,  t*  j 

or  fygct,   to  be  forfottt^t  *Ji 

out   ofntrmory^  f  fcape  Oiti 

dijfent.  Bxcidere  formote  • 

eaft  in  ajuit,  Suet«  . 


:  X  c 


E  X  G 


s,  di,  fufi).  a6l.  to  cut  cut^ 
io^pn,  to    bfnv*   Met.    to 
Q  feck,  abolijhf  and  root  out 
.  paC  to  be  cut  up 
5.  pt.  raijlng 
to  raife 

Ire,  di,  fCixm.  a^.  to  cut 
down,  to  overthroWy  root 
'M'-fiif,  ReSiiut  exfcindo 
i,  (Tus.  pafl'.  to  be  cut  off 
re,  xi.  to  ungird 
a,  um.  ft.jjpoj'Jed 


Excitatttrus^  a,  um.  pt.  ahut  tefiir 

up 
ExcTritus,  a,  um.  pt.  ST  adj.  or, 
com  p.  fTimus,  fup.  moifed,OTj9irred 
up.  Adj.  raffed,  etta/ted,  advanced, 
UuuyJhriUf  brijky  vehement 
j  Excito,  arc.  aft.  fo  move,  fiir^  or 
raife  up,  to  waken,  to  errff,  to 
rouz^y  fidrt,  or  put  up  as  in  hunt- 
ing, ^«  root  up,  to  enliven,  or  in- 
vigorate. Met.  to  quicken,  to  en- 
courage 
,  Tvi,  itumV  aft.  to  call  Excitor,  ari,  atus.  pafs. 
ife  up,  to  xoaken,  torouz",  Exclio,  are.  frcq.  toexcite^  to  provoke 
»,  to  challenge,  Lacrymas  Excrturu«,  a,  um.  pt»  about  toftirup 
•  make  one  nveep,  Pl^ut.  Excitus,  a,um.  pt.  called,or  raife4up 
,  itus.  pair,  to  be  called  .  ExclSmatk),  enis.  f.  an  exclamation, 
s,   a,  «m,    pt,  to  be  re-'     an  outcry 

tcepted,  &c.  ExclamSror,  oris.  m.  one  tbdt /bouts 

lis.  pt.    excepting,  &c.  ExdSmo,  are.    n.    &   aft,  to  cry 
in  fbort'band,    "Excip'itns       aloud,  to  exclaim 
ova  per  compendia  voces  Excludens,  tis.  pt.  excluding 
re,  epi,  eptum.   aft.   to  Excludo,  ISre,  H,  (am»  ik&*  to  fbut 


to  take  up,  to  take  upon 
tertain,  to  except,  to  catch, 
r,  tofurprize,  to  gather^ 
to  liflen  after,   fo  Jucceed, 


out,  to  exclude,  to  rejeSi  andrefufe, 
to  keep  and  debar  ffom,  to  put  out, 
not  to  ^dmity  to  prevent,  or  hinder, 
Excludere  ova,  fp  Aafci&e/^i,  Plin. 
,  to  pull  out,   Notls  exci-  ExcJudor,  i,  fus.  paff*  ^ 

write  in  fbort  hand  what  Exclufio,  onis.  f.  afiutt\ngout,  ^n 
fpeakeib^   to  fuflain,    or'     exclujhn 


to  anjkoer 

,  eptus.  pafT. 

i.  m.  a  receiver 

is.   f.  a  breaking  down^ 

ng,  excijion 

.  to  crop,  cut 

a,  urn.  adj.  belonging  to 

it  carving 

,   offl.  p^   cut  out,  cut 

att  off,  defiroyed,  rafed, 
fd 

a,  um.  pta  to  be  raifcdup 
IV.  brijkty 


Exclusive,  adv.  exclufively 
Exclusorius,  toitb  poiiter  to  exclude 
Exclusurui,  %,  um,   pt.  that  vjHI 

fbut  out 
Exclufus,  a,  um.  pt.  ^  ad};   or, 

comp.  (Hmus,  fup»  put,  eaft,  or 

thrui  out,     debarred,     btn^eredj 

hatched 
ExclQfus,  us.  Bit  a  putting  out 
Excoftus,   a,   utn.    pt.  noell  boikd, 

baked  to  a  cfufii  perfeBhy  tried^  of 

metals 
]^xcogitandu9,  a,  un.  fU  tthf^utd 


E  X  G 

Excogitans,  tis.  pt.  devifing 
Excogitatio^  onis.  f,  a  wu£tathie^ 

invention  , 

Excogitator,  oris.  n.  toe  inveuter 
Excogtt^tus^  a>   um.   pt.  ^  adj. 
flimus,  fup,  thought  ttpoH,  found 
out  ;  Alfo  exquifite 
Excogito,  3re.   aft.  to  find  ottt,  of 
to  devfje,  fo  think,  or  confider  tbo^ 
roughly 
Exc5g¥tov,  Sri,  a  tus.  paC 
Excolendus.  a,  um.  pt.  t4beUtttgkt^ 

or  trained  up 
ExcSlo,  tx^,  qi,  ultum.  aft.  to  tiUm 
or  cultivate,  to  gamifb,  Mek,  oi 
poli/h,  to  trim  up,   to  ififiru^^   If 
perform,  or  prgilife 
ExcSlor,  i.  cuhua.  paiT, 
ExcommOnicatio,  oj^is,  f.  ian  ett* 

communicatiom 
ExcommCinrcams,   i,  nm,    ettcoin* 

municated 
Excommiinico,   ire.  aft,  le >;ff Mk> 

municate 
Excompaftd,  adv.  en  purpofe 
Ex  con  All,  uU«.  m.,  former  fy  confui 
Excontincnti.  adv.  immediately 
Excoquo,  ere,  xi,  ftum.  a^.  to  boii 
thoroughly,  to  boil  jnaay,  to  refina. 
metals,  fo  dry  up,  Met,  to  devife, 
invent,  ot  procure 
Excoquor^  i,  ftus.  paflT. 
Excorio,  ire.  ^  pbtek  off  the  fim,  f 

excoriate 
Excors,  dis.  adj,  beartkfs,fpiriilefif, 

witleft,  fooliJbtJSmple,  file 
Excreabilis,  e.  adj.  may  be  fpitou^ 
Excreans,  tis«  ^l,  fpittin^  out 
Excreatio,  onis.  i,  a  hauking 
Excr^mentum,  i.  n.  an  excrement 
£2;€r(^o,  gr(^.  a^  tehauk,v,  exTcre^ 
Excrcfccm,\.v%.  '^x.  ^v»\«^  «tt\ 


E  X  C 

^   ./rn»  vf\  to    tmrtafe,  to  rift  a» 
the  tUe 
^xcretio,  oois.  f.  th*  widing  tfext 

eremtntt 
^xcretqip,  i.  n,  refufr,  or  ofal " 
£xcretut,  a,  nfa,  pt,wf/I grovm 
^xcriiciibilis,  e.  «dj.  punijb^bh 
!E;(cru(:iaQd|it,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  ht  tor- 
mented 
Xxcriiciatut,  a,  tiin,  pt.  tortured 
^xcr^cib,  ire.  a£t.  to  torment 
JExcriicior,  iri,  atus.  ptflf. 
^Cubans,  tis.  pt.  keeping  tvttcb 
ixcqIAio,  onit.  f.  a  watching 
!^xcpbitor.  imperf.  men  wateb 
^xcubaiurus,  a,  oin.  pt.  al>«ui  to 

Kt}ati:h 
Eycubiae,  ajmin.  pi.  f.  wsteb'snd 

ward^  the  eentry,  t be  guard 
£xcubitQr,  oris.  ip.  4  Jentinel,   tbe 

guard 
£xcubitus,  fis.  on.  a  watcb 
ipxcvibo,  arc.  n»  to  lie  out,  to  fiand 
(entry,  to  keep  iuap:b  end  ward, 
to  /land  upon  bi$  guard:  Alfo  to 
grow 
ILxcubatur,  t^foteb  is  kopt 
$xcu()q,  ere,  di.  Aim.  a£l.  to  beat, 
ox  fit  ike  out  J  tofiamp,  or  coin,  to 
forget  to  batcb  eggi.  Met.  to  find 
out  witb  fiudy,  to  moke,  or  etm- 
pofe,   to  wreji  /rom»  •«"  obtain  by 
inti^e^ty 
^xcudor,  T.  pa(f.  to  he  forced 
^xculcQ,  j[re,  ad.  tpi  tread,  o^tr^v/ple 

t/pon 
Bxculcor,  Sri,  ^tqs.  pa^flT. 
^kculpo,  £ie,  pfi,   ptum.   «£l.   to 
ingrav^  ot  catx:e,  to,  pull  «f'>  to 
irafe.    i/[t^.  to  gft   bat4i3*    and 
WVi^jS/rm  9tn.  M^flf'''  ex*'c«Jpo 
£^ciijtv^  ^,  om.  pp.  fJrniMy  ^• 
/^^■^,  i/f^/?d,  (uhiv'tted 


E  X  C 


E'5 


fimly  reeeivedy  dreffed^  or  bandied 
diligently^  eboice^  curious^  dainty 
Excurrent,    tis.    pt.   faUxing  fo*th^ 
fuperfiuous,  redupdart.  Summa  cx- 
curiens,  a  fum  witb  anovepi^us 
Excurro,  ere,  curri,  is  oicurri,  fum. 
n.  ti  rvfb  bafiihf,   to  faily  of-f,   to 
make  an  inmad,    to  eoctend  to^  to 
Jhoot  out  in  lengri^,  or  breadeb.  Met. 
to  run  out  into    otber   wiat'ers    to 
exceed,  to  be  ever  andahen^.  Decf  m 
'aurei,  &  quod  ^-xcurrir,  un  ercwns 
Mnd  odd  money,  Paul.  JC. 
Excurcitio,  5nts.  f.  an  excurfion 
Excorjator,  erig.  tn.fee  Fxcurfor 
Excuifio,  Snis.    f,  an   iwafion^    a 
faljy.  Met.  anexeurfion,  a  d'^rejjion 
in   fprerbf    a  diverfiom  from  fome 
bufnep 
Excurfo,  arc.  aft.  to  run  up  and  down 
Excurfor,  oris,  m,    a  Jk^rmifher,  a 

courier,  afirafgler,  a  cor  fair 
ExrurAirus,  *a,  um.  pt.   about  to  go 

abroad 
Exccrfus,  a,  ofn.  pt.  pa/p'd  over 
Excurfus  ds.  m.  a  going  abroad^  a 
courfe  beyond  due  bounds,  a  digref- 
fon,  a  fally,  a  charge 
ExcfisabTlis,  c.  adj.  or,  comp.  that    Excco,   are,   ui, 
may  be  exfufeJy  exeufahle  f      '»  cytof,  or  01 

ExCu?andu8,  a,  um.  pt.  //>  be  excufed 
ExcOfans,  tis.  rt.  excufing 
ExcOsate^adv.  ius,  romp,  witbexcufe 
Kxcusatio  onis.f.  anexcufe,  or  defence 
BxcufaturuS)  ^^    um.    pt.  about   to 

excufe 
Excusitua,   a,  um.  pt.    ^  adj.  or, 
comp.  fTimus,   fup.   excufed,    or 
taken  f^  an  excufe 
Excuse,  adv.  Re^.  excufsc 
Exr^fo,  are.  a«t.  to  excufe,  tf^alled^ 
ft.r  an  cxcmJc^Vi  c(«aA^  to  ejj'oin 


a  eoiner^  a  maker 

Exculse,  a^v    exat 

ExcuUorii:?,  a,  un 

out.  Cribrum  ex 

ing  fie%e 

ExcufTu^,  a,   nm. 

Jhaken  off^  chafe 

fiung^  or  cafij  rj 

faved  out  of 

Excuffiis,  a  um.  i 

oojned 

£xcutiendus,a,um 

Excutieos.  tis.  pt. 

Exciitio  ere,  ffi,  f 

offt  to  pake  out 

out.  todri'vOf  to 

tofing  as  a  boi 

to  examine^   to 

any  one,  to  diji 

pillage,  to  pick  4 

excutere,  t9  m. 

inteUigenliam, 

Exciiiior,  i.  paiT. 

Exdorfatus,  a,  un 

Exdorfo,  aie.  fee 

Exdorfuo,   are.  /. 

part  along  tbe 

tbe  mttifi 


in.  Met.  to  tan 

caflratc,  ReSfiu 
E3(eorab;l<8,  e.  ad 

detefiablCf  i6flrr/ 

execrable 
ExcprahjlTtas,  fe 
Exccrabiliter,  ad 
Execr^ndus,  a*  u 
Execrans,  tis.  pt. 
Execratio,  oois. 

curfm^ 
Execratus,  a,  \m 

<ur[cdi  detefl^, 


Vlxcu^ot,  In,  "^V\\^.  ^l^^«  ^*^*  w^A^^V    <«'•/<•<'»  dcteft^, 


EXE 

Sri,  itm  futn*  dep.  n  ac 
to  abhor,  to  dettfi 

a,  am  pt.  cut  wt,  cut  off^ 
'edy  cutjh&rtt  or  barred  ,'rom 
>y  onis.  f.  an  execution ^  a 
of  a  thing  * 

%  oris.  m.  a  pumfier^  an 
tr 
nuy  a,  nm.  pt.  about  to  <x- 

9,  a,  uni,  pt.  that  hath  fei- 
nt, a,  iiin.  pt.  to  be  eaten  up 
,  tis.  pt,  eating,  eorro/lve 
ular,  a,  una.  adj.  tootblefi 
re,  edi,   efsm.  aA.  to  eat  as 
:er,  ^r  fore  doth,  /•  e^t  up, 
hme,  to  eat  one  out 
i,  fus   pair. 

ST.  f.  a  by-place^  a  jutty- 
\g  tv'tth  feats y  a  pariour^  a 
•mvfing  room,  Rf^iiiis  exhedra 
r,  aris.  n.  &  exemplare, 
afampler,  or  model,  a  copy 
'ring!  Alfo  the  fame  at  ex- 
ID^  afimUiude 
itus,  a,  tim.  pt.  exempUJxed 
>,  ^re.  a£t»  to  faiitf  a  cc^j^  of 
tit^ 

itn»  1.  fi.  ii»  example  J  or 
fin/.  *  cq^jf,  draught,  or  ^/<7», 


E  XE 

Exeotl?ro,  2re.  aft.  fo  ^/If  out  the 
guts,  to  draxo  a  fovilf  to  gut  a 
fifb.  Met.   to  empty 

ExentSror.  2ri,  atus.  paff.  Met.  to 
be  iniojrdly  vext 

Exco»  Ire,  Tvi,  Ytum.  n.  to  go,  or 
come  out.  to  launch  forth,  to  fit 
fall,  to  depart,  retire,  or  wtthdraxv, 
to  be  continued,  to  fprout.  or  fpr'tng 
forth,  togrovf  up,  to  be  difcoverfd, 
to  befpread  abroad,  or  divulged, 
to  be  pafi^  to  he  rid  of,  to  vani/b^ 
to  fall,  or  run  as  rivcrS  do,  to 
put  forth,  or  pubhjk  as  a  book,  to 
end,  to  avoid,  to  exceed,  Exire 
are  alieno,  to  get  out  of  debt 

Exequendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  execute^ 
or  be  executed 

Exequent,  tis.  pt.  executing 

Exgquiae,  arum.  pi.  f,  funeral  fo- 
lemnities,  a  burial 

Expquialis.  c.  adj.  of  a  funeral 

Exequor,  i,  cutus  Aim.  dep.  to 
follow  after  particularly  a  funeral. 
Met.  to  fro  on,  to  perjift,  to  bring  to 
paCs,  to  fet  fcrtb,  to  recount,  to 
de/ire  earneflly,  to  do,  to  execute^ 
to  perform,  to  accompliflf,  topuni/h, 
to  profecutt,  to  revenge,  to  follow, 
or  imitate,  Exequi  fuum   jus,    to 


,^.         ^    .      ,       .       purfue  it,  Caf.  fentcntias,  to  re- 
»  or  manner,  a  model,  a  re-  {    port  them,  Tac.  mortem,  to  die^ 
met  a  faille,  a  thing  brought  •■     Plaut.  iSr^/tfi  exfequor 
tie  pr§of  and  declaration  of  lExSquutus,  a,  um.  hath  followed 


ter,    a  warning   to  others, 
pl^^  tortures,  torments,  Ter. 
'lia,  e.  adj.  eaJSy  taken  away 
Of  5nif .  f.  an  exemption 
tr,  5ris.  m.  a  taker  anoay 
1^  At.  m.  a  taking  anuay 
If  I  a,   um.    pt.    exempted, 
t  privileged,  ebofen  out,  ex- 
'  'tMken  out 


Exercens,  tis.  pt.  exercifing 
Exercco,  ere,  ui,  itum.  aft,  to  ex- 
ercife,  to  ply,  to  ufe,  topraBife,  to 
inflruff,  or  train  up,  to  till,  to 
occupy,  topafs,  or  lead,  to  vex  and 
trouble,  to  keep  from  idlenefs,  to 
find  one  tt-ork,  to  employ,  or  /try 
out  to  advantage.  Per  MctODs  /o 
£^ft,  or  earn 


EXE 

Exercitandas^  a,  am.  pt«.  to  bt  tn^ 
euifed 

Exercftatio,  onis.  f.  exifeife,  ufdf 
etiftom,  recreation 

ExercTtSfor,  5ris.  m.  an  exereifer 

ExcrcTtarrix.  icii.»f.  the  art,  fkilff 
or  praflice  of  exercife,  Quint. 

Exert Ttatus.  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp« 
flimu*,  fup,  exereOedf  fraflifed^ 
experienced,  accufiomed,  hardened  i 
Alfo  vex^d,  di (quieted,  turmoiltd 

Exercttio,  onis.  f,  exTcife 

Fxercitium,  i.  n.y^eExercifatio 

Exercito,  ire.  to  txereife  oftemt 

Exercitor,  oris,  m,  a  tutor,  ttrmajlir 

Exercitorius,  a,  um.  ad]  behngin£ 
to  exercife,  Navis  exercitoria>  s 
ketch  for  carrying  of  goods 

ExercTtus,  a,  um.  pt.  exereifei^ 
impleyed,  inured  to,  or  bardned  l« 
any  thing  t  Alfo  tormented,  trou* 
bied,  teafed,  vexed,  turmoiltd,  wea^ 
tied:  Alfo  tried,  and  approved 

Exerrttus,  (Us.  m.  an  htfi,  or  band 
of  armed  foldiers,  an  army,  a  great 
fiockt  or  poal:  Alfo  trouble,  of 
grief,  exercise 

ExSro,  Jlrere,  ui.  turn.  aft.  to  thruft 
out,  or  put  forth,  to  draw  out  at 
a  fwerd,  to  advance,  or  lift  up,  /• 
bring  forth,  or  expefe  to  vitw,  to 
JheW,  to  lay)  hart,  to  difcovor,  t§ 
Jbew,  to  exert.  Kefiius  txftro 

Exerro,  arc.  neut,  to  deviate 

Exertans,  tis.  pt.  thrujh'ng  out 

Exertc.  adv.  plainfy,  epenly 

Exertiflim^.  adv.  (up.  moft  nicely 

Exerto,  are.  to  bold  out 

E^ertus,  a,  unit  pt.  foewed,  drawn 
out 

Exefor,  oris.  m«  «  waftfe 

"Ext(\i%,  21,  xim.  ^\.  tttHii  «V  >  ^«*^ 

1      o/a,  worn,   eoten  i»^  vjU^  H,*^  ' 

1     r«|^^rotteu^  \i^^m 


E  X  H 

Sfffurgito,  ire.  lA.  to  tbrvta  out 
Exharcdans,  tis   i^x.,  difinlxritin^ 
Sxhaereditio,  onii.  f.  a  Jift>ertfon 
Sxhsrcdatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  difinher'tted 
Exhacredo,  arc.  aft.  /»  djlnherit 
Sxhaere«,  cdis.  eg  dijinberited 
Jxhalani,  tis.  pt.  breathing  out 
Sxbilat'O,  6ni«.  f,'  an  exhalation 
ExhUacos,  a,  wm.  pt.  breathed  out 
Sxbaio,  arc.  a£l.  to  exbyile.  or  Arwri& 
««^,  to  fieaniy  to  fend  forth  a  vapf>w 
|£xhaurJcndu8,  a,  um.  pt.  tobeemp 

tied,  &c. 
Exhaurio,   Ire,    fi,   ftum.  ift.    /d 
•  draw  out y  to  empty,    to  dig  up,  to 
pillage,  rob.  Met.  to  fpend,  eon- 
Jttwu,  or  tvafie,  to  embauft,  to  di^- 
patchy  Of  aeeompH/b,  todetraSf,  or 
take  from,  to  fvfferj  or  undergo 
Bxhauriorjri,  ftos.pafT.  be  exbaujied 
Exhfluftum,  i.  n.  the  taking  of  pains 
Sxbauftas,  a,  um.  pt.  dratvn  out, 
mptiedy  exbati/led.  Met.  drained, 
fucked  d''y,  undergone,  tired,  ended, 
prfinijbed,  reduced  to  want 
Sxhedra,  ae.  f.  fee  Exedra 
Exhcdriiim,  ii.  id, 
Bxherbandu?,  a,  um.  pt.  to  betoeeded 
Exherbo,  are.  aft.  to  v>eed         , 
Exherbor,  ari,  atui.  paff.  Col, 
Exhibendus,  a,  om.  pt.  to  exhibit, 

or  be  exhibited 
Exhtbeo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  aft.  tofhew, 
to  make  to  appear,    to  exhibit,    to 
refimble,   to   offer,    to  prefenf,  or 
give:  AlA)  to  give  food  and  all 
nee^Jfaries,    to  make,     to  produce 
forthwith 
Bxbjbeor,  eri,  itus.  paflT. 
^xhibieio,   onis.   f.  a  producing  for 
^f/l'ic  •viizv,  an  exhibition 
fxliibitwus,  a,  ura.   pt.   ah'^ut   t> 
^^zcf,  or  exhibit  to  public  vie'U) 


E  X  I 

p/ainfy  dif covered,  exhibited,  gt'wn, 

fhewed,  allowed 
Exhilaratio,  onis.  f.  a  comforting 
Exhilaracus,  a,  um.  pt.   comforted, 

made  merry,  or  refrefbtd 
ExhTlar:>,  are.  aft.  in  rpjdce,  dtl^gbt, 

make  merrv,  or  exhilarate 
Exhtiaror,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 
Exhmc,  next 
E X  h  io,  are.  to  gape  ^de 
Exhprrco,  ere,  ui.  n.  tqd^ead 
Exh.orrefco,  ^re.  to  tremble,  to  dread, 

to  be  fare  afraid  of 
Exhortandus.a^um.  pt.  to  be  exhorted 
Exhortans,  tii.  pt.  exhorting 
Exhortatio,  onis.  f.  an  exhortation, 

an  en'ouraging 
Exhortatus,  a,   um,   pt.  aft.    that 

hath  exhorted,  or  encouraged,  Piff. 

that  is  encouraged 
Exhortor,  ari,  acus   Aim.   dcp.  to 

exhort,  incite,    encourafre,   or  cbC' 

rijh^  Paff.  to   be   exhorted,  to    be 

defired 
Exibilor,  zr,  atus.  pafT.  to  be  biffed 

of  the  fiage 
Exiccarus,  a,  um.  pt.  drimi  up 
Exicccfco,  ere.  to  grow  dry 
Exicco,    are.  aft.  to  dry  thoroughly, 

to  quaff 
Exiccor,  ari.  paff, 
Exiens,  eun»-is.  pt.  gping  out 
Exigendus,  a.  um.  ^t,  to  demand,  or 

be  demanded 
Exigens.  tis.  pt,  driving 
Exipo,  ere,  egi,  aftum.  aft.  to  drive 

out^    ta    divorce,     to   try,    prove, 

weigh,    examine,    or  meafure,    to 

require,  demand,  extort,  or  exaB, 

to  end,  or  fiaifh,  to  difpatch:  Alfo 

to  difpute,  or  reafon,  to  thruft,  or 

J)u  |b ,  to  fivtiiue^  to  jpsnU,  or  pafs 
\  tt-aaj,  ta  bij^  oj^  w  .t:fcjl^i,t^  t^i 
\      X0\  e  out  ^^\  aua;|^\Q  dtiyii 


E  X 

Exyg«r,  i.  paff.  to  hi  dn 

Uxor   CKigitur  matr 

luife  if  divorced,  Plai 

Exi^UC.    adv.    vrry   lit 

niggardly,     Jenfierfy, 

fcarcely  flightly 

ExTgulffas,  atig.  f.  Kttlct 

"^^t  fcantivefs ,  fbortnt 

ExXguum,  i.  n.  a  little 

Exi'guud,   ^,  nm.  adj,  i 

Uttk,  /mail,  pitiful,  / 

ExTlio,  ire,  ui,  &f  ii,  u 

go  out  bafiily,  or  quii 

out,  tofkip,  toflart  u^ 

forth,  to  leap  far  joy,  t 

Exilis,  e;  adj.  or,  comp, 

ttsean,  fm^ll,  fne^fUn 

or  barren,  trifling,  lot 

fb'ill,  treble,  free  frm 

ExJIitas,  zthtf.fUnderne^ 

barrennefs,  Mtt,flatne 

ExTirtcr.  adv.  faintly,  f 

Exiiium,  i.  n.  exile,ban[ 

Eximendus,  a,  um.  pr.  tc 

Eximie,     adv.    choicely, 

fumbtuoufly 

ExTmius,  a,  am.  adj.  ci 

unparalleled,  exempted, 

Eximo,  gre,  emi,  empt 

take  out,  to  take  away, 

hew  out,  tq  exempt,  toj 

or  difcharge,  to  wajie, 

ExTmor,  i,  emptus.  piff, 

Exin*.  adv.  vid.  Exinde 

ExInanieodus>  »,  um.  pt 

atated 

Exihaniens,  tis.  pt.  evac 

ExTninio,  Ire,  Ivi,  Itu 

evacuate,  or  difcbergt 

away,  tofirip,  oxpbtni 

Exioanior,  iri*  paff. 

ExTnSnTtioj  onis.  f.««< 

>^xtnanltus,    a,   utll.  pi 


X  o 

.  from  that  time,  Jrom  a 
%  a  tbirifr 

^Av,unex^fiedly  ' 
dtr.  afrejhf  nrew 
a,  nm.ipairuanboweiled 
pt.   exi/fincr 
.  f.  aneoeifience 
t,  a,  um.  pt.    to  bg  t- 

lis.  pt.  tfifemtng 
onJ«.  f.  a  (uppofal.  PafT. 
refpeS,  epetm,  credit^ 
tnce 
5ris,  fli,  that  gives  his 

i,  z,  um..  pt.  ahout  to 

M,   am.  pt.   fraifedy 


E  X  O 


E  X  O 


.  aft.  tojudgej  to  efieem, 
fitppofe,  or  imagine 
\,  3tut.  pa(r. 
Ktiti.  n.  fd  ^f,  f0  ^^iftf 
'«  befeen,  to  rife,  fpfingf 

idj.  hurtfulfdeftrugfive, 
,  pefiilent,  venomous 
dj.  mifcbiev^tts,  d^ffntc- 
ri'eus,  morta\  fatal 
f.  a  goin^  fnrth 

am.  adj.  or.   comp. 
ebievotts,  dangerous 

^,     ra//T,     mirchiffj    a 
be  pUgue^  a  Aeflroyer 
-f.  be  comes  firtb 
im*  pt.  o^ijjvr  to  go  cut 
m.   tf    ^^'Vrg-  forthf  an 
the  iffue,   or  end  of  a 
fff^,  tf«  effeB 
0  vow  with  an  oath 
.  g.  Uwlefs 
.  fo  remove 


Exo  aio,  are.  aft.  to  put  9ut  the  efet  ZxotzXtif^    oris.   m.    ^  *^*    fr^ 
Exod^urrti  i  n,  the end,a  farce  at  the      vaiktb  by  in'treaty 

err  d  of  a  tragedy  iT.Koraturu^fZfMm.  pt.abwt  to  tntreat 

lS.xo\c(cen9,th.pt.faIIing'to decay       Exoritus,  a,    uta^.  pt.   obtained  if 
Exolefco.   ?re,  u»,    cvi,   etom.    to^     intreaty\  perfuaded 

•wax  fialcy  to  grow  oufftife,to  be  Exorbro,  ere,  ui,  ptana.Aft«  ffufi 
out  ofmirtd^  to  be  forgotten  or  drtpk  up.   Met.  to  fufiain^  or 

Exolerus,  a,  um.  pt  pa^  the  prime,  overcome,  to  fwalUnv,  tofbedplen^ 
growing  ftale^  out  of  ufe^  defaud,  f //«/^.  Exorbere  animam,  rt  iiiS^ 
and  vjorn  out,  forgotten  Plaut.  ReBius  exforbeo 

Exoietus,  i,  m.  an  oid  catamite  ;Exorbitans,  ti».'  pt.  exorbitant 

ExoIto,  ere,  vi,  Qtum.  aft,  f«  »«-  Exorbo,  are.  aft.  tobereavo 
bind,  to  ioofe.  Met.  to  free,  or  rid, '.  Exorcifmus,  i.  m.  an  exorcifm 
to'payt  to  difentangfe,   to  perform,  iExorcifta,  «.  m.  anexorcifi 
to  melt,  Reffius  exrolvo  1  EzorcTzo,  ire.  to  adjure,  to  exorcixe^ 

Exolvor,  i.  paff.  I      tofayfpirits 

Ex5Jutu8,  a,  um.  pt.  hoftd,  unbound,  i  ExordTne,  orderly,  Vlrg, 

notco/Hve,  Met.  explained,  ReSiut  "Exordior,  irl,  fug  fum.  dep.  fo  lof 


exfolvor 
Exoneraodus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  unburden, 

or  be  unburdened 
Exonerans,  tis.  pt,  unloading 
Ex($neralGrus>    a,    um,    pt*    which 

iv'tll  dif charge 
Exoneratus,  a»  um.  pt.  unloaded 
Ex3n?ro,  are.  aft.  to  unload,    un* 

burden.  Met,  to  discharge,  w  free 

from 
Exoneror,  ari.  pafl'.  to  be  unloaded 
Rx5pT»)Ht3.  adv.  tmawaret 
Exoprabilis)  c   a6) .  to  be  wijbed 
Exootandus,  a.  um.  pr.  to  be  earneftly 

defiredy  or  loiped  for 
Exoptans,  tis.  pt.  earnefihywifhirft 
Exopf ario,  onis.  f.  an  earnefi  *uf'/bing 
Exop?S'"0,adv.  even  as  one  %oould  wi^ 
Exnptatas,  a,    um.  pt.    or.  ^omp. 

ffimns,   fu"».  greatly  defired,  ear-- 

ntjily  ivifljed 
Exopfo,  are.  aft.  to  wtfb  heartily 
ExorabTIis,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  exorable 
ExorSbuIum,  i.  n.  a  perfuafve 
Exorando*,  3,  Mm-  pt.  to  be  intrutttd 
jExorzttS,  tif*  pU  frwaUing 


the  warp  as  weavers  do.  Met.  U 
begin :  Alfo  ^0  ufe  a  preamUt 
Exordium,  i.  o.  a  hegimningf  m  fr»m 

faee^  a  preamble        * 
£x(Sri«nt,  ti«.  pt.  rifng  as  the  fun 
Bxorior,  reris,  iri,  ortus  fom.  dep. 
to  rife  as  the  i^ars  or  fun,  &r.  tm 
firing  up,  to  be  born,  to  appear,  ta 
pYoreed^    to    be  comforted,  or  re- 
frejhed,  to  be  made 
Exornatio,  onis.  f.  a  decking,  gar* 

ut/bit)g,  elegancy 
Exornafor,  oris.  m.  a  fetter  off 
Exornatrix,  Ids.  i*fi>e  that  dreketb 
Exnrnaturu8,a,um.  pf.  aboutto adorn 
Exornatus,  a,  um.,pt.  fiimusy  Tup* 

adorned.  veUdreJed 
Exorno,  are.  aft.  todrefs,  toadtnr^ 
to  imhellijb,  to  deck^  or  trim,  fB 
fet  forth,  to  commend.  Exornare  fe 
lepidis  moribus,  to  put  bimfejf 
into  a  pfeafant  bumcur,  Plaut. 
Exornor.  ari,  atus.  caff. 

to  invitf ,  to  ^••v  tOTtieJl^ 


EXP 

•Sxorsy  tif.  adj.  partlt^t^  frtven  hy 

choice,  etrtrsorJina^f  cboiu,  Rec- 
'    tins  exfora 
BzorTom,   i.  n.  a  b^fiuningj  sn  en- 

terprize,  afioy,  a  Imif  fremmble 
Ezorfas,  a,    nm.   pt.  aft.  tbmt  has 

befwn,  PaflT.  pmi  int§  the  !oom 
Sxorfa*,  <i$.  n.  ^  hefimiin^ 
Zzofti  vat,  1,  um.  ad),  eaftemy  rijin^ 
£xortui,  a,iim.  pt«  rA*f /« r/^j  A^-^an 
£xortifs,  fit.  m.  arijhg 
:£x<  fl.  ffis.  adj.  Ammf&/i  , 
Exofcolans,  tit.  pt.  kfffing 
ixefculatio,  oaif.  f,  a  k'lffmi^ 
•JExofcubms,  a,  om.  pt.  AaWii]^  *j^</ 
^zofculor,  ari,   atus  fom.   dep.  to 

h'fty  to  praife  greatly 
^xoibr,  oris.  m.  wbohaieth 
Xxofsatimi  adr.  iySomeimg 
-Exoftatio,  Snit.  f.  a  honing 
ZxofVatBs,  a,  um.  pt.  thai  bath  the 

bona  takenjtut 
^xoflb.  art.  aft.  to  Amm,  tojhatgibm 

xoitb  htnes 
^xofhr,  iriyltiif.  pafT. 
Sxoflfas,  a,  unn.  adj.  without  Sonet 
Zxorii9,a,oxn.  aft.  hating,  PafT.  i&^r^ 
tExorTcus,  a,  um.  ejeotic^  foreign 
'Sxpallpo,  ere,  bi.  n.  /^^c  very  pate 
Xxpalliitus,  a,  um.  ^Uftripfed  of  a 

cloak 
Xxpalpo,  are.  aft.  to  grope.  Met.  to 

get  by  flattery 
Xxpampino.  are.  aft.  to  prune 
£xpandTtor,  oris.  m.   a  river  that 

fio^vs  enter  the  banks 
Cxpando,  ere,  di,  pafTum.  aft.  to 

fpread  outy  or  abroad,   to  difpiay, 

to  open   luide,    or  expand,    as   a 

flower  doth  at  noon.  Met.  to  ex- 


pound 
fS:q»odoi 


aflbs.  paflT. 
■ftum.  to  marfi 
0fmtj!p^ 


EXP 

Expaofom,  L  a.  tbeflrmament 
Expanfus,    a,    am.    pt.     difplayti^ 

fpread  ahroady  expanded 
ExpapiUa»as,  *,  um.  9^],  Expapil- 
Jatobrachio,  mith  the  arm  jmade 
bare  to  the  paps 
Ex-  afTus,  a,  um.  ^t.  opened 
ExpatiaAs,  tis.  pt.   runnlrg  over,  of 

^*j?'  ^^^P^fi'  fxpotiating 
Expatiaror,  oris.  m.  a  gadder 
Ex  pati  atus,a,um  .Dt  .fAaf/?o«rfri& 
Expat-or,    ari,  itos   fum.   dep.    to 
"vandar.  Met.  to  expatiate,  to  in- 
large  on  a  fubjea 
Expatritius,  i.  m.  has  been  fenator 
Expavefacio,  ere.  unJe  part,  expaye- 

taeienr,  to  terrify^  tofrlf^hten 
Exp sTefceas , t  is.  pt .  greatly  ftarirg 
Exf  avefco^r  ere,    vi.    to   be  greatly 

afraid,  to  be  frighted  ^t 
ExpavTdus,  a,  um,  frifrhted 
Expeftibilis,  e.  adj.  to  be  expeSed 
Expeftandus,  a,  um.  pt.  id, 
Expeftans,  tis.  pt.  eoeptEiing 
Expeftatio,  onts.  f.  expeBation,  at- 
tendance,    dependmce,    a  looking, 
longing,   or  hoping  for,  fear   of 
things  to  come,  attention 
Expeftator,  oris.  m.  an  expeBer 
Expetflaturus,   a,  um.  pC.  abota  to 

expfS 
Expeftatus,   a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp. 
flimus,    fup.   expeBed,  hoped,    or 
looked  for,  earnejily,  defired^  mjel- 
come 
Expcfto,   are.    aft.  to   look  for,  to 
tartfy  or  ivait,    to  hope,  to  itfijb 
f<ir,  to  ftior  a   thing  tvill  come  to 
pafs,    to  iiait  for,  to  refpeS,  to 
expeEl^  to  de/hre  to  knoxo,  to  tvatcb 
in  order  to  at(ark 
Expcfto,  ?re,  /?  comb  out,  Q^int 
Ux^^oT ,  %t\»  t«  he  expefled 
£x^e§C^to>^t.,  ^^.  ift  t5?%ta*T«u^u 


E  X 

£fcbarge^  vx  free  ui 

Expemliatus,  a,  um.  1 

ExpediendoSy  a,uro.  pt. 

Expedio.  ire,  Tvi,  itnn 

fir/V ,  £fcbarge,    or  r 

/•  undo,  to  dijat^aje 

put  an  end  to,  to  gci 

to  Jet  out,  to  bring  t» 

haflen,  or  jend  in  ta^ 

tell,  utttT,    or  JhctL 

procure.  Expedire  nc 

debts,  Gc. 

Expedior,  iri,  itus.  paf 

Exped^t.  unperC  //  is  t 

Expedite,    adv.   iij«.    1 

fup.  fpoedily,  readily^ 

Expc'*itio,  onis.  f.  'a 

paration,  an  expcditit 

a  ^uick  difpatcb 

ExpSditleniih,  e.  adj. 

Expedlcoe,  a,  am.  pt. 

comp.    flimus,   (ud. 

freedy   rid  tf,  nimbi 

hurled,  provkhd,   p 

Adj, prone,  re&dy,   \ 

mmb»,li^ht,fperdy, 

Expellendos,  a,  um.  pt 

be  expelled 

Expellees,  tis.  pt.  expel 

Expello,  ere,  riiii,  pu 

expel,  put,  tbrufi,  dr 

forth,  out,    or   OKOO] 

Alfo  to  tbrufi  forth  t\ 

Expendens,  tis.  pt.  toa 

ExpendogSre,  di,  fum.: 

to  rate,   or   value,  i 

eorfider,  to  examine  fi 

Itgentlf,  tofpmd,  to  I 

to  put  out  money  to  int 

dere  pcenas  alicui, 

ui/bment,  Cic.  capitc, 

death,  Tac. 

Expendor,  i,  to  be  wq| 


ruomfunfe,  ft'ufe^ 

pt.  expendedf  coii' 
lib  gradu,  toith  a 
yjlept  Propert. 
e,  eci,  adtum.    to 

urn.  pt.  roufed 

o  be  awaked 

nt  that  dotb  awaken 

pt.  ivaking 
edut  fum.  dep.  f« 
p  bejiir  bimfelf,    to 

1.  pt.  vtakened 
:i,  e£tuin«  a£l.  to 

,  pair. 

in.  ^t,  to  bt  tried 

r.  6^  adj.  Ifimus, 

^trience^  acquainted 

,  inurAi  to 

4.  triaK  pra^icef 

management ^fwW' 

,  n,.an  experiment ^ 
an  effay,  fraSiice 

leory 

tus  fum.  dep.  to 
tofjj'ayy  OTfrovey 

bit  rtgbt  by  law, 

im.   pt.   tiialentd, 
romp,  brijkf  pert 
vitbeut^  deftitute, 
bath  no  expirienco 
from 
fXm  Jpritikkd,  toet 

f^a  maitroftroM' 


EXP 

fup  a£l.  baving  tried,  PaflT.  tri^d^ 
proved.  Adj.    expert,  Jkilful,    oj 
good  experience 
Expes.  omnium  gen.  ^itboat,  voidf 

ox  paft  bope 
Expetendus,  a,  um.  pt«    wortby  to 

be  aejired 
Expetens,   tis.  pt.  or,  comp.    tar- 

nejily  dejiringy  requefting,  &c, 
ExpetefToy  ere.  greatly  to  defiro 
Expetibilis,  c.  to  be  d^fired 
Expetit.  imperf.  it  it  meet 
Expetiturus,   a,   yip,  pt,    aiout  to 

jeeky  or  demand 
Expetltus,  a,>uni.  ^t.  greatly  dejired 
Expcto,  tr<*,  ivi,  Itunri.  adt*r«-^£^.f 
mucby  to   covetf    to  emUavour  to 
get,  to  ajky  to  demand,  to  pray, 
Neut,  /*  happen,  to  f»U^  or  tigfy 
upon  :  Alfo  to  laft,  to  be  rtmembred 
Expetor,  i,  itus.  pad'. 
Expiabilis,  e.  adj.  ixpiable 
Expiamenturo,  i.  n.  an  atonement 
Explandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  expiated 
Expiatio,  onis.  f.  an  expiation 
Fxpiaturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to  ex- 
piate^ &c. 
Expiatus,  a,  um.  pt.  expiated 
ExpiAus,  a,  um.  pt.  painted 
Expilfttio,  onis*  f.  extortioft 
ExpTlator,  oris,  m.  a  robber,  extor^ 

tioner 
Expilitos,  a,  um.pt.  robbrd 
Expilo,   are.    a£t.  to  take  by  extor' 

tion,  to  Spoil,  to  pillage 
Expingo,  ere,   xi,   i^um.    a£t«  to 

paint,  to  draw,  to  limn 
Expinfo,  ire,  atSt.  to  grind  out 
Expinfor,  i.  pafi'  to  be  ground  out 
Expio,  are.  aA.  to  expiate,  or  atone^ 
to  purge  by  facrifice,  to  punijh,   to 
ballow,  to  (onjecrato 


t  ejfgrwtced  lExpirans,  tis,  pt,  hreatbing 

It.  ^  adj.  flimwu/^W^i^y  ^hii,  /,.  g  ktafking  gut 


EXP 

Expiratur,  imperf.  a  map  dietb  . 
Expiraturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to  £§- 
£xpTro,  are.  a^.  to  breatbefirtb,  f 

soft,  or  fend  out,  to  expire,  togivM 

uptkoghoft,  to  die 
Expifcor,  ari,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  fjk 

out.  Met.  to  fearcb  out  diligaeily^ 

to  get  out  of  9no 
Expifsatus,  9l,  um.  pt.  tbickned 
ExpiOb,  are.  aA.  totbieken 
Explaco,  are:  ad.  to  appe^ft 
£xplanabni8^e..adj.  may  be.explittwed 
Explanandus^  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  ex* 

plained 
Explapat2/adv.  ii^s,  comp.  fUiniff 

clearly,  inteUigibfy 
Explanatio,  onis.  f.  ari  expldnathtt, 

a  declaration,  an  interpretatien,  or 

expofition,Mtteran(e,  explication 
ExpJanator,  oris.  nh.  an  explainer 
Explanaturus^  a>  um.  pt.  abwt  f 
.  explain 
ExpJanatus,  a,  bm.'pt.  maiepleth^ 

explained,  diflinSly  pronounced 
Explanoy  are.  a£t.  to  make  plain,  tn 

Jfnootb,.Met:  to  explain,  to  expound 
Explanofy^ariy  Stus.  pafl*.  toc/ear^SeCm 
Explanto,  are.  zSt.  topull  up 
ExplARtor,  ari;  atusi  pafl*. 
ExplebiliSy  e.  adj.  may  be  filled 
Explementum,  i.  n.  afilling 
Expiendcb, '  €re.^  tit  fhine  forth,    la 

Ruero  ftatim  corporis  animique 

dotes' explenduerunt,^«r.  Tit,  3* 
Explendefcens,  tis.  pt.  bright 
ExpIeodefcOy  ^re,  fplendai.  to  nifam 

bright,  to  Jbi'ne  and  glitter.  Met, 

to  be  eminent,  to  beconfpicuone 
Explendos^  n^  um.  pt.  to  Jiff,  or  he 

filled    ■    ■      ■ 
ExpleOi  Ire,  ?vi,  etum.  aft.  t§  f&^ 

to  perfcH^  comj^ltot^  ox   j^tttjb^  t% 
.  rrakt  m^,  to  Jatiatc^  to  S**"^»f3»  ^•j 

,€^iit»nt,  t9   ^utncb,  t«  tomfort^l 


EXP 


EXP 


€lefe  i^y  to  empty f    or  dimntjb,  /f  [      or  make  en  end  oft   tofet  out,  or 


/<r^0nw.  Vulnusexplevit  tenebras, 
the  wound  made  btmftark  blind 
txpleor,  eri.  pafT. 
£jipletio,  onis.  f.  an  accomplljhltif 
£xpletivus,  a,  um.  adj.  expiet'rve 
Kxpleturus,  a,  um*  pt.  ahttut  tofll^ 

otfatisfy 
Explctus,  a,  um.  pt.  fiPed  up,  uc- 
amflijhed^    finified^    repknijktd^ 
'*   fatitped,    contented 
txpllcabilis,  e.  adj.  nuy  Be exp faired 
£xplicandus,a,um.  pt.  to  be  explained 
ExpJicabiliter,  adT.  exprrfy 
iExplTcaic,  adv.  plainly^  clearly 
Sxplicitio,  onis.  f.  an  unfolding^  or 
untimfiing.  Met.  an  exprjit'ion,  an 
explication.^  determination 
Expllcitor,  orif.    m.  an  explainer, 
.    interpreter 

Explicatrix,Tci8.f.  (be  that  explainetb 
Explicaturus,  a,  um.    pt.  aiout  to 

explain 

Ixplicatui,  a,  ura.  pf.  &  adj.  or, 

comp.  unfoldfd,  jmoctb,  witbout 

wrinkles,    explained,   plain,   eafy, 

'  finijhcd,  ptrfei  in  kind,  difpatcbed, 

rejcued,    freed  from,     recovered, 

exposed  to  -view 

Expjfcatui,  (is.  m.  an  unfolding.  Met. 

an  xxpofuir.n,  an  explication 
Explicits  I.  e.  definit 
Expliciturus,  ^,  um.   pt.  about  to 

dffpatcb 
Expiuiiusr  a,  um.  pt.  or,  comp. 
unfolded,  dtclarcd,  drawn  up,  aif- 
patched,  ended,  or  finified,  explicit 
^xplico,  ac^,  ui  fef  avi,  rtum  6f 
atum.  aft.  to  unfold,  unfurl,  to 
open,  to  make  larger,  to  el  if  cover, 
Qtdijplay,  tofet  in  aray,  to  draw 
difengage,  or  jet  i>ef,  to 
\^  /rw/  n.ort  largely  of, 


iring  forth,  to  extend,    to  deliver, 
Ino-e,  or  rid  out  of  trouble,  to  make 
Jmootb 
£xpircor,iri,atus.  pzff.explained,Ac, 
Explodo,  ere,  fi,  funo.  acl.  to  hi/a, 
Mrt.  to  difiike,  or  dijapprove,  to 
explode 
Exploder,  i,  fu8.  paflf. 
Hxplorandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  di 

ligently  fearcbed  into,  &c. 
ExjiJorans,  tis.  pt,  fearcbing 
£xpi6rlte\  adv.  ius,  comp.  for  a 

certainly 
Exploraiio,  ohia.  f.  a  fearcbing  out  • 
Explorato.  abl.  part,  abibi.  poJitum, 

after  fearcb  was  made,  Tac. 
ExpiCraro.  adv.  ajfuredly 
Expldrator,  oris.  m.  afcoui 
£xploritorio3,  a,  um.  adj.  pertain- 

ifg  tofejtcbing,  or  fpymg 
Exploratriz,  Ic<s.  f.Jbetbatwatebetb 
Explo  atus,  a,  am.  pt.  or,  comp. 
(i^mus, ill p.weil,or  certainly  known f 
certain,  undcubtra,  tried,  or  fure 
Exploro,  are.  adt.  to  vitw,  or  fearcb 
diligently,  t^j^r^pe,  or  feel,  to  Jound, 
to  endeo'VGur  to  find  out,   to  try, 
effay,  ox  prove,  to  jpy  out,  tofcout, 
Anciq.  to  cry,'  lament^  bewail,  or 
bemoan 
Exploror,  ari.  palT. 
Explofio,  onis.  f.  Met.  dcaftingof, 

or  rejeBing 
Explolus,  a,  um.  yt,  rejeffed,  cafl 

off.  biffed 
ExpSl'icio,  onis.  f.  a  fpoHing 
Exp6liilrua,  a,  urn.  pc.  deprived  ^, 

or  fuffering  loft 
ExpolienduSy  a,  um.  pt.  tobepcUJbed 
Expolio,  are.  aft.  tofpoU,  or  r$b 
Expolior,  ari,  atus  paflf. 
^Exv'^\\o> '^'tt^'viv  \^uta»    aft.   to 


E  XP 

fef  «?;  tofimijh-,  or  cmlfi^d 

ExpoJite.  aav.  very  fineij 

ExpoJItio,  onis.  f.  apaifhi 

Expdlitusy  a,  um.  pt.  C^  »i 

comp.  polijfctd,  madefuonk 

neat  J  trim,  otfine^  vouwi 

Expoueadus,   «^  um.  pt.  ff 

pounded,  to  be  expofei  at  I 

chUd,  ^r. 

Expono,  ?re,  foi,  Sftum.  sft. 

joreb^  to  hy  abroad  i»  «i 

pnt  out,  OT  fetenjbori,  U 

or  fubjea,  to  leave  to  A 

tvorld,  to  fet  to  fale,  to  tu 

expound,  to fiew,  deckn,^ 

an  aceouKtof 

Exponor,  i,  situs.  paS:  dpUi 

ExpfipS  atio,  onis.  f,  a  raot^ 

Expopu.'ator,^  Depo^uhtir 

Exporreftns,  a,  um.  pt.  &* 

tomp.flretcbed  out,fiuootbt  • 

tvrink^i,  briJSk.  aBive 

Exporrigens,  tis.  pt.  fxttnAf 

Exporrigo,  ere,  exi,  cftaoLi 

extend,  or  fireteh  out,  to  fid 

Exp<.rrigor,  i.  pafT. 

Expottan^Bs,  a,  um.  pt,  0^ 

ried  out 
Exportatioy  odis.  f.  a  tio* 
or  earryiug  out,  rxportoom 
Exportator,  o>is.  m.  tbmtdj^ 
ExportiruK,  a,  am.  ^,t9pt^ 
Exporto,  are.  aA.  ftmtf^ 

export 
Exportor,  ari,  Stol.  pa£»^ 

ried  out,  or  exported 
Expofcefidns,  a,  uin.  pt  J*' 

nefily  rejuirtd 

pbicei 


Gitpbicens,  tM.  pt.< 
Expofcoy  J5r«,  popofei.s&J 

Of  require  eamijUfi  toi 

to  be  deH-oered  up 
Expofcor.  1.  paff.  to^i 


%  p 


m,  f.  ah  expojitton,  or 
an  expofiiig 

Zy  xxm,  ad],  expofitl- 
hi  to  the  tijorld 
IS.  in.  an  esipoJst» 
i,uixi.pt.<i^o«/  to  ekpUin 
lim.  pt.  expofid.   open 
fet  out,  declartdt  pro- 
r  interpreted,  open^  ob- 
y^  C9mmon,  trifiing,  o^- 
m  Jbore,  landed 
is^  a^    um.   pt.  to  est' 
r  be  exp^lated 
tis   pt.  demanding 
,  onis.  f.  expe0ulatten 
I,  icis.  U  Jb€  thdt  eom- 
wrong 

,  a,  um.  pt.  f0  be  ear* 
nded,  or  required 
ire.  a£t,  fo  demand,  or 
m^^.*    Alfo  /a  tfr^iff 

expofiulate^  or  fa^  ««« 
*tf  l«  Me  up 

r.  i(^8.  coilfip.  tf/r/^«  dnd 
ffe,  exprrfy,  te  the  life 
it.  f.  ajhainingaut,  an 
an  extraB  in  phyfic 
,   om*  pt.   &  adj.  or, 
leed^or  beat  out,  wrefled, 
t/hained,   founded,     or 
too  full,  made,  framed, 
done  to  the  life,  declared, 
rit  OM,  liifely  jet  forth 
ly    a,    um.   pt.    to  be- 
'oioexfrejedyiec, 
tis.  pt.  eXpreffing 
re»   effiy   flum*  a^.  to 
img,    or  Jhain  out,    to 
f€t.   /•  extort,  to  con- 
txpreft,   to  pourtray^  ts 

t§  refimble,  to  be  like, 
or  mutate,  to  pronounce. 
If  H  dtdarOf  and  make 


EX  P 

"Exprimo>,  i,  eflus,  paff. 
Exprobrabilis,  e.  adj.  rfpreachable 
Exprobrans^  tia.  pt.  upbraiding 
Exprobratio,  onis.  t.  a  reprojcb 
Exprobrator,  oris.  th.  that  upbraidetb 
Exprobritrjx,  icisi  f.  id  ' 

£xprobraturu9,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 

reproach 
Ei^probratusy  i,  dm.  pt.  upbraided 
Exprobro,   arc.  a£t.  to  upbraid,  re- 
proacb,  or  caft  in  the  teeth,  to  charge 
tvith,  to  reprove^  or  difalloto 
Exprobror,  ari.  paiT. 
Expr()tnen6,  tis.  pt.  producing 
Exprominbr,  oris,  m,  afuretf 
Expromitto,  ttt,  ii,  fTutn.   aftr  H 

pafi  ones  word 
Expromo,  ere,  pfi,   ptom.   a£t,  to 
dravf  otet,  to  Jbetv  firthf   to  tell 
flainly^  to  produce,  or  bring  out,  to 
lay  out f  to  fp  end,  to  imphy 
^xpromor,   i,    ptus.   paft  Jbetoed, 

produced 
Expromptus,    a,   um»  pt*  Jbeued 

abroad^  ready 
Expueni,  tis.  pt.  fpitttngout 
Expugnlbilis,   c.  adj.   may  be  oifet' 

come,  or  ivon  by  aJJUnlt 
Eltpugnandus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  con- 
quered 
Exptgnans,  tis.  pt.  or,  comp.  van- 

quifiing 
Expunnaflere/>''tf  expugnataruna  efle 
Expugnario,  onis.  f.  c  conquertngby 

force,  the /forming  of  a  teuton 
Expu].nator,  oris,  m,  a   conquerer 

a  ru'vifker 
Expugnatus,  a,  um.  pt.  'vanqtttff>ed, 
ivon   by  ajaulty  taken   by  ftorm, 
fuhdued,  conquered 
Expugnax,  cis. potverful in fukduing, 
in  comp.  Expugnacior  herba,'Ov, 
'Expugnaturus,  a,  um 
.  taitfyaJaBit 


E  X  Q 


or  herba,'Ov.  I  Ic 
>  pt,  about  ioX 

-  \ 


Ekpugnd,  are.  to  toln  By  fiorm.  Of 

affault,  to  conquer,  to  overcome,  to 

-vanqu'py  to  break  open  by  'violence » 

Met.  t»  gain,  or  tuin  by  reafin, 

gifts,  flattery.  &c. 
Expu^nor,  ari,  atus.  pafT. 
Expultio,  onis,  i.  y^eexfpuitio 
ExpUJpo,  arc.  aft.  to  conjume 
ExpuJfim,  adv  by  fit  iking 
Expulfio,  onis.  f.  expulfion 
Expulfo>  ate.  to  bang  about 
Expulfor,  oris.  m.  an  expeRef 
Expulfus,  a,  um.  pt.  put,  or  thruft 

out.  'Ni^Uexpelled,baHiJhed,  torn  up 
Expultrix,  jcis.  f.  an  txpeller 
Expumfco,  are.  aft.  to  poli/h 
Expumo,  3re.  n.  fu  exfpumo 
Expunftus,  a,  um.  pt,   expunged^ 

put  out  of  pay 
Expungo,  Sre,  let,  ftum.  aft.  to  put 

or  crofs  out^  to  expunge f  4opull  put 

bain 
fixpUngor,  i,  ftus.  paff, 
Expuo,  grc,  ui,   utum.  aft.   to  ''pit 

out,  to  pour  out.  Mtt»  to  caji  out 
Expurgandus,  a,  um.  pt.  tolfepuiged. 

Sec. 
Expurgatio,  onis  f.  a  purging.  Met, 

a  cleari'g,  or  jujtifytng  of  himlelf 
Expurgator,  oris,  m.-he  thatpurgetb 
Hxpur^atoritis,  a,  um.  expurgatory 
Exi  urgaturus,  a,  um.  pt.    about  to 

clear 
Exj.urgo,  are.  aft.  to  purge, ouleanfe^ 

to  clear f  or  juflify 
ITxfiiratiO,  onitf,  f.  a  lopping- 
HxpiicStas.  a,  um,  pt.  lopped  off 
Expuro,  are.  aft  to  A?,  ox^runf  trees. 

Met.   to  underfiaitd  perfeElly,    tO 

imagine,  to  exumne,  and*ioei^ 
Expuuclco,  tt't>  >\\,  to-^uutj^ 

rhir.td  . 
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E  X  S 

£xqoirenfl,  tit.  pt.  examining 
ExquTro,  aic,  *ivi,  situm.  to  fesrcb 

into  J  to  examin/f  to  *fray  Jor 
Exnuircr,  i,  fitus.  palf, 
£z  jumtr,  ius,  romp.  0ipie,  fup.  ^ 

exquUitiai,  txquijiuly,    turiouflj, 

txa^.'y 
Exquifuilius,  a,   um.  adj.  gttten.hy 

art 
ExquTsItum  eft,  itiif.und  out 
ExjUifuuruSi    a,  um.   pt.  stbout  to 

feanh  into 
Exqui&iius,  a,  um.  pt.   ^  adj.  or, 

coaip.  flimus,  (up.  mucis  itarchA 

for.  ex^juijitty  choice, airioutt  rare, 

dcinry,-  Jint^  occur  Ate  ^  iXaS 
Exf-crifcco,  5rp.  topcTifice 
T.xfdsvw,  to  ceaje  to  ta^c 
Pxfaiipuis,  c.  adj.  oloodleft,  hfelefi 
lixsiino,    are.    adt.    to  jqtiuiu    out 

corruption 
ExTatiatiiS,  a,  um.  pt.  rxfutiated 
J'xf^^rifj,  iiic.  dit\,ti'  tx'.attaiK 
.  l'.;(fitior,  ati.  pafl*.  to  be  Jatiated 
ExTatur'ncu?,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  glutted 
Exf.tf iirati.fi,  a,  j.m.  \X.glutttd 
Kxs:V(»r»>,  ai'*.  art.   to giut,  to  con- 

f!tt.  or.ij,iti:fy 
FxXalpo.   tic,    pfi,    ptnm.    a£l,   tu 

pierciyto  jcraicb  our,  to  emfe 
Px'ralpii  8,  a,  um.   najcd 
Exf  CI  do,  ere.  to  d(ba'k 
KxiVrnrv),  onls.   L  a  defcending 
txicenlus,  Cs.  rr.  alatuiing 
Exfcidio,  oni«.  f.  therafing  .fa  tauon 
Exfci.ndo,  ere.  v;V.  Excindo 
Fx Ccreatio,  6ni».  f.  tf n /^ait ii;>y|r  up 
Kxicreo,  are.  to  han;ik  tp 
£xfcribendus«  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  writ' 
tent  ^T^  copied  out 
JExfcribo,   ere,  pfi,   ptnm.   a£t.  to 

ivr/tc  out  J  tc  coj^y,  to  rejcmbk 
^x/criptutrj,  i.  n,  an  extraSi 
xfc/iptu^  -    "m.  pt.  copied  Qut 


£  X  S 

Exfculpo,  ere,  pfi,  to  ingravg  \ 

Ex'ccrabilis,  e.  execrabie 
Exiccrant,  tis.  pt.  curjing 
Exfecror,  ari.  tocurfe 
ExfeAut,  a,  urr .  pr.  cut  out 
Exfecutio,  'Old,  Executio 
Exfecuiurus,  z,  u^.  pt.  about  to  ex' 

ecute 
Exfequendtts,  a,  um.  pt.  ta  execute, 

or  be  executed 
E  X  f  c  q  u  i  .T,  fitnfral  rites 
£xfcquur«  i<  dcp.  wd,  Excquor 
Exfcro,  lid,  Hxciro 
SxMbJtlo,  are.  art.  vid.  Exibilo 
Exficco,  are.  art.  vid.  Exicco 
l^x/;gno,  are.  art.  urde  fxfijgnatus, 

pt.  tofeal^  to  marky  toJbt<w  byjigi^x 
ExsTlto,  lie,  ^id.  Exilio 
Exsilium,  i.  n.  wd*  Exilium 
Exfiflp,  «rc.  vii,  Exiiio 
Exfolvcndus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  pay,  or 

be  paid 
Exfolvo,  ere.  tounlocfe 
TxTon  nis,  e.  adj.  Kvaking 
Exforbeo,  ere.  to  fxualUnv 


E  XT 

Exfiirpo,  arc  to  root  o&i 
Exile,  ire.  vid.  Exto 
Exftruo,  vid,  Extnio 
Exfoccus,  a^  um.  dry,  barrm 
Exsudo,  x;id,  Ezudo 
ExTul.  tfid,  Ezul 
ExsupSro,  vid,  Exupero 
Exfurdoy  vid,  Exunlo 
Exfurgo,  Sre»  to  rife  up 
ExAifcito,  are.  to  rai/e  up 
Exta,  cru^.  pi.  ii«  tbe  egtretd 
9xCabe/co«  &e,  ui.  to  pint  i^ 

to  conjmmt,  to  grow  old 
l^xtant,   tis.    p^.'^f   adj./Mfi( 

out,   oportoppiug 
ExUntia,  as.  r.  an  afpeariif  ^ 
Extafity  is.  f.  an  extafy 
Extaturui,    a,  um.  pc  thd^  ^ 

appear.  ^ediSu  exftiturM 
Extcnppli,  ad**  immedia^       . 
£xtcmp5faiis»  e.  adj.  that,  «|l 

cxtcpipore  - 

Extern f or aneuiy  a,  noit  •!$•  4 

guod  extern  poralis  ^ 

Extempore,  adr.  tmn^dkit^h  ^ 

outfiue^ 


Exlordcfco,  viWSordefco 

Exrors,ai<i.wf/^'>vr/6<2r«.  HJtd*  ExorsI  Extcndens,  tit  pt.  r.  /.ortMAf 

Fxfpatian?,  I'id  Expatians 
Exfparjor,  r/,/.  Expalior 


U  X  fpt'rto,  to  wait  Jcr 
Fxfpurjio,  cic.  tobcfprinkle 
Exjpcr<''js,  a,  um.  pt.  d'Jperfed 
l^xfpes,  adj.  toprlJ/t 
Exipiro,  are.  toexjf're 
^xfpleridcKo,  to  jhine  out 
Bx(p5l>o»  are.  torob,  atflundv 
Exfpuitro,  onis.  a /pitting  out 
txipumo.  axe.  art.  &  o.  to  foam 
Hxfpuo,  Sre*  to ip'it  up 
Exftimulatus,  a,  um.  pt.  fpurrtd  on 
ExAlmulo,  vd  extimulo,  ^o^pur  on, 
to  exc'itf 


Extendo,  «r^,  di,  fum  ^  xom»A 
to  extend,  qrfirttcb  mT,  I»«*^ 
Ungthen,  fular^et  to4^ir,  W*^ 
ExteoHpr^  i,  liis.  pafT. 
Exi^nfip,  onfa.  f.  0s  extvjm  i 
Exrenslvijs,  a,  um.  eiftajigft 
Extenipa.  »,' ycn^  p^.  ffiivrii"V 
Exteq$ft^  ▼apt,  ^.  ftli  H 
wry  Ic^g^  €xU9Je4 
EdteqtQ,  ape.  iofirt^ihout 
Ex^pntys,  a,  ufl^.  g^rt.  ^  «4 

QTjkriU 
ExtenuaiuiMt,  a,  ^m•  pt-  M^ 
fietfed.  or  i^JoM 


Exa\m\Aot,^\>'iV^^»'^^^.  \E«ft^Wi'  ti«.  pt,  iffpipjllif. 


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ouatio,  onia.  f,   4  dimntjbing^ 
I  txtttmstim 

nuatuf,  a,   am.  part.   i!imiM, 
ip.  Jimim/beJi  extenuated 
ii4iiflim2»  adv.  very  jUndfrfj^ 
noo,  are;  «^.  to  gritid  finMil,  to 
erv.    Met.    to    under^mlue,    to 
Tm,  to  tsttenuate,  to  fit  in  tbin 
ey  on*  from  another 
nuor,  ari,  atus.  paiT.  feffened,  &c, 
r,  a,  tfm  .  ad];  of  akotber  country 
i^coro,  3re.  aift.  toxoid  dung 
bibro,    are.  a^t.  to  pitrce,  and 
^  dboU  through,  tojkrew  out  a 

swr  '  . 

ergeo,erey6,ratii.aEl./0  wipe  ckdn 

efKHft,  2ri,  fus.  paHT. 

inmnaodos,  a,  ufifir.  pt.    fo  If 

iAped 

inftThStio,  /fe  Expultio 

■rmTnilor^  orii.  m.  a  dtfi'royer 

tttainatM,  a,  ufltf,  pt.  haiiijhed, 

mthnSititteu 

ermioiuffl,  i.  n-  «  Banijbmeitt 

emiTno,  a^e.  aft.  ro  jir/i;*,   or 

ifi  out,   to  banifif  or  exiemtinare, 

t  difiroy,  or  ro^f  out,  to  ckre 

ermTsor,  iri|  acus.  p'afT. 

ernaros^  a,  ofiA.  pt.  afi'inlfied  , 

ariib,    are.,  a  A.  to  aftdnijb',    ti 

'ifbt  ditto/ hi  ttHtis 

eraiM,  a»  um.  adj.  eutviard,  ex- 

rkul,  frefige,  a/tet,    of  akuber 

mutry 

Sro,  Ire,  ttivi,   tritam.   aft.  to 

W,  firiih,^  or  l-rf/e  ft»r,  fo  /'^tfjr 

»,  f»  m/hot,  oir  |;>'/W,  «  /itr^j, 

diff/t 

9*',  iri.  pair,  /o  he  trod^or  Seat  out 

!rriiw««;  ay  am.  foreign 

we*,  *Te,  Ci,  itum.  aft.  to  put 

foMf^  f^frigbteu,  or  fcare  one 

vreoTt  eri.  palT. 


Exterfio,  onis.  f.  verb,  d  viiping    \  Extirpatus,  a,  unii  pt.  routed  vp 


Exterfos,  a,   um.  pt.  wped  clean, 

eleanfed,  fcoured 
ExtSms,    a,    um.    adj.   or,  cotnp. 

Jiranve,  foreign,  of  another  country. 

Conies  exterior,  c»  the  right  han^ 
Extexo,  ere,  ui.  turn,  aft.  to  unravel. 

Met.  to  turn  ove  from  bis purpofe 
Extiilo,    ire.  aft.  to  drop  out,    to 

trickle  diivh  with  tears 
ExtTHieo,  ere,  ui.  ri.  to  he  firt  afraid 
Exttmer^'endus,  a,  um.  pi.  g)-eatfy 

to  he  feared 
txt3fmefco,?re,ui.  tohegreddy  afraid 
.Extinno,  antiq.  /raexiftinno 
ExtTmulatio,  oms.  f.  apricftng 
Extlrnvjlator,  oris.  m.  dn  encotkrager 
ExtTmiilatui.'  ReBUis  exftiinuhltua 
Excimulo,  are.  v;W.  exftinioto 
Exfimtis,  a,  ntn,  adj.   filperl.  the 

uttermofl,  outm^fi,  or  lap 
Extinftio,  dnis.  f.  eittin&ion,  d put- 

thtf  oiit,  ah  aSallJbing 
Extinftor,  oris.  m.  a  delroyer,  one 

that  maketh  dn  end  Of  a  tbinjr    . 
Exrinftorium,  i.  A.  an  extingbijhe*' 
Extinftums,  a,  um.  pt.  ohm  to'ex" 

tinguijb 
Extinftas,     a,   um.    pt.    put    okt, 

quenched,    exttnff,    kiltid,     dead, 

gone  and  lofl,  aBolifited 
Extinftus,  us.  m.  the  putting  out  of 

a  canttle 
Extihguendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  Be  ex 

thguijbed 
Excinguo,  ere,    xi,   ftom.  a(ft.  to 

put  out  any  thing  that  hurnetb,  to 

extingui/h,  to  qUench,   to   appiaft, 

to  put  an  end  to,  to  put  to  death 
Extlnguor,  i,  inftus,  palf. 
Extirsandus,  a,  um-  pt.tohe  rooted  up 
Exrirpatio,  onjs.  f.  a  rooting  out 
JExtirpatof,  orii,  m,  he  that  plucUtb^ 
»/  dy  tie  rooit 


Extirpo,  are,  aft.  to  root  out,  to  fw- 

tirpate 
Extirpor,  ari,  atus,  paflT.  to  he  rooted 

out,  or  extirpated 
Extifpex,  Tcis.  c.  g.   vbo  foretelleth 

ttings  from  the  entrails  of  beafs 
^Xtirpiciuoii,  ii.  n.  the  looking  into 

the  entrails  of  heafis facrifced,  anf 

thence  foreteU.ng  things 
Exto,  are,  1x\,  icum.   &  atum.  n. 

to  fldnd  out,  to  fldrd,  or  fiick  up, 

to  he,  to  rtmdin,  or  he  hjt^   to  he 

apparent,    to  exceed,  to  excel,   to 

fprirg  out 
Extollens, "  tis.  pt.  extolRtig 
Exfbllo,  ere,   tiili.  elatum.  aft.    to 

tift,  or  hold  up.  Met.  to  rjife  up, 

to  praij%,    to  prolong,    to  defer,  to 

bring  up 
Ex^orquendu8,a,um.pt.<a^efX'o  *id 
Extorqueo,   5re,    fi,    fum.  aft.    to 

vfrehch,  tofhrcefrom,  to  extort,  or 
.  get  rtit  of  one 
Exiorqueor,  eri.  pafT. 
ExtorrStacio,  ere.  aft.  to  hrotl 
Exrorre6,crc.  aft.  to  bum  up 
Excorridus,  a,  uiti.  adj.  l>urnt  kp 
Ex'orris,  is.  c.  g.    ati  eXile 
Extorter,  oris.  m.  an  e^ortioner 
ExtortuSi^  a,   um.    pt.    extorted,  or 

forced  from,  tortured 
Extra,   praep.    externally,    ttfithout, 

oiit    of,    not    in,    beyond,    excift, 

favingi  over  and  above 
Extia,-  adv.  ^without,  on  the  outfide  \ 
Extraftio,  onis.  f.  an  ektra^ion 
Et'trafturtusy     a,    um.    adj.     that 

draweth  out 
Extrafturus,   a,  um,  pt.   about  to 

draw  out 
ExtT%e^\i^,  ^^^\t^,  \X.  Aranisn  ^^ux^^ 
I      force,    w    ^w^xx^'vvvtv^   r'*^"^ 
\      conttmied,  J^vn  a^  - 


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BK^raeo,  Tre.  t9go  out 

Bxirahfn.iiiS;  <),  um.pt.  to  Be  drawn 
out.  tec, 

Extrrfho,  ere,  xi.  ftum.  aft.  tc  d^am, 
o.  /  ■'•/«  *  3«r,  ro  txtra^i,  to  rxtriratfy 
oi  r/'i  OK/  fl/,  ^</  prohn^y  dtlay^ 
difer^  rr  continue  :  A  Ho  /o  draiv 
one  hy  (j.r  uafi-n.  to  extort,  to  bring 
offf  or  iDitbi  raw 

Bxirahor.  i;  f*us.  v^aflT. 

Extra le-.b,  a,  uni.  adj.  foreign 

£xrranrdinarius,  a,  um  aiij.  rxfrtf- 
ctdmarj^  not  iom^noa,  great 

£xtrariii6,  a,  um.  adj.  of  another 
kind  ed 

F-Kttrmifco,    re.  to  tremble 

]:xrie  <iita  ,  atis.  f.  fi>tf  er.dy  or  ac- 
t  'tn'-ty  of  any  thin^,  ?r*  rrt]^^,  or 
ttw  of  a  thing,  a  Jrcntier  of  a 

country 

Exi-c  ■  p,adv.  Uft^y 

Exticmu  i.y  adv.  /</mr 

Extrc.um,  i  n.  the  extreme  party 
tbi  be^inninfr^  or  endy  lie  h  m  of  a 
gat  me  t,  &c,  iasiarJ^  danger, 
the  rtmotejf  partStd  a'.b 

£xlrcmii>.  a,  um  adj  f'up.  thelafi^ 
tie  tX'r^me^  outt-ff^ifiy  or  utmofly 
the  I'.wtji  or  «;//  ujfided,  the 
hofefty  uj  liforft  :  Alio  remvfe,  far 

ExiiT.abir.s,  e.   adj.  ncbich  may  be 

go'  o\,t  eft  {xtrteubie 
Ex  '1  aL'i£,.a,  un.   ti.d'Jinfan^fed 
ExtiTco,    arc.  ^ ft.   /c  rid  out,  fc  de- 
lix'tr^   t  i  difintan^lty  t)r  difi'gagey, 
te  get  an  accunt  of,  or  wde-ftandy 
to  ^etf  or  obtain  oy  any  means,  to 
p'f>LU*-^y  tn  cl'a'.fc 
Extilcor,  5':,  aius.  ^iff,  to  be  cleared 
rjt'rinsccus,  a,  rm.  aij.  ex.rinfu 
Exirin.x:\\iy     adv.   from    without, 

^xtjrjtus,  a,  uffx,  pt.  wttrn  out.  Ya- 


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lidis  extritua  viribus  ignisjr  Jiruck 

out  as  out  of  a  flinty  Sec.  Lucr, 
Extrondm,  ^.dv.  toiva'ds  the  outfSde 
Extruftio,  onis.  f.  a  building  up 
Extrnftor,  oris,  m-  a  builder 
Extrufturvs,    9,   um.   pt.   abwt  tc 

huitd.  er  ere3 
Extruftusi  a,  unii  pt.  (Hmus,   fup. 

hu{ltf  furnijbedy  er  tiled 
Exlrudo,  Sre,  d,  fum.  aft.  to  tbrvfii 

or   dr.-ue  out,  to  baften,  or  fend 
.    a  Way  witofpecdy  to  utter,  or  Jeil 
Efrrudor,  >,  lus.  p4ir. 
Ext  uenous,  a,  um.  pt.  tobecreBedy 

bulk,  Of  furnijbed 
E^tiuo,  ere,  xi-  ftum.  aft.  to  ereff, 

!ety  or  pre  up,  to  build  tefurnifb, 

Extrue:e    verba  in  numcfunij  to 

ecu.  b  his  Ivor,  %  finely 
Extiuor,  i,  ftus.  "piiiT.  fiirnifbed 
Ex'ub^rans,  tis.  pt.  jtveUini  out 
£x-.ubi:ratio,5riis.  f.  verb,  abotcb 
Extubliio,   aic.  n.    to  Jwell  p^ueb, 

Aii.to  make  to  'lorll 
I  Extiilo,  AJiliq.  ur.de  extuli 
!  Extiimcf',  ere,  ui.  n.  Ij  fweH 
Extumefccns.  tis.  pi.  /welling 
l-xtiim  To,  ere.  to  begin  tofweif 
Extiitnidus,  a,  um.  pt.  that  jwelUth 
Extunc,  adv.  fr:m  that  time 
ExtLM.dn,  crc,   tii  i,   tufum.  aft.  to 

kncek,  or  to  b.immer  out,  to  inventy 

to  ixr.rty  ti  dfive  anvoy 
Extprbandus,  a,  um.  pt.  tohe  tbrufi 

out   Sec, 
ExturbdHS,  lis.  yit.  thru  fit  ng  out 
Exturbatio,  f.  jee  Ejeftio 
Exturbatu?,  a,  um.    pt.  tbrufi  out, 

pulled  up  by  the  roots 
Ex:urbo,  arc.  aft.   to  drive  outy  to 

banijhy  Met.  to  trouble,  difcompofe^ 

or  ccrfottnd.  Exturbare  alicui  ocu* 
,     \o*,  10  ^ttil  out  bu  ejn 


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Extuffioos,  tis.  pt.  m{%if> 
ExtufTio,  Ire,  Tvi,  itnic.  ifi.  ftlf 

outy  to  void  vntb  cougi»g 
ExtuiT'or,  iri,  itus.  palC 
Ex  fiber,  vteaned  frm  fut}ai    ' 
Exule.rins,    tis.   pt.   ffiiDMi  f| 

abounding 
ExubJ^rj|<.tia, «.  f.  abmiiam 
ExQbcrario,  oni&*  f.  a  jvt^ 

ahomiding 
ExubSro,  ^e.  n.  to  Mhmi$  • 

plentiful,  to  ewtrftwt  l»  i 

abwnd 
Exuftufy   a,   um,    pt.  or*  oi 

fu iked  out,  dry,  witbotUmfm 

ReBifts  exA.ftus 
Exuda-.us,  a,  um.  pt.  y«««tti  i4 

^eft.us  ex'udatna  ji 

Exudo,  ire.  tofweat,  Aft.  aM 

out,  Exud«r0  Jaboren,  ^jM 

tftvotky  ][fiY.  caufai,  faMArfl 

pains  in  tbem,  Hor.  Re8iMtaS§^ 
Exveiatusi  a»  um.  pt.  aaammi  ' 
ExveJ^u,  Sre.  jee  ^fcUo  * 

Exuendus,a.  um.  pt.  tobeptt^j 
Fxucp.b,  tit.  part,  firipping  1 
Exverro,  ere.  to  Jmeep  qat  J 

Exvtrte,  ^rc,  ti.  fee  Ereito  J 
Exugo,  ere,  xi,  ^.im.  iBU  Itfm 

out,  todrirk  up.  Reffinto^  ■ 
Exugor,  i,  ftus.  paff.  to  beftdd^ 

Reffius  ezfugor  :J 

Exul,  it.  c.  g.  abavi/bedmh^ 

woman,  an  exik  i 


Exulans,  tit.  pt  ha/Aftei  '^ 
Exulatio,  omt.  f.  bauftrnm  X 
Exulatumt,  a,  um.  pt.  abtotmS^ 
in  bamfbment 

culceraiit,  tis,  pi,  fxaAinM 
cull  eraite,  5nii.   f.  «  S^'tf* 
makng  of  a  bottb,a*HV'''^ 


in  bamfbment 
Exulcerai 
Exul 

i*n^  of  a  bottb,4»tii'*--j, 

Sxulccratorius,     a^    no.    '^ 

I      bltfiers  to  arifi  : 


X  u 

rtB.   aft.  U  make  fore,  ti 
,  OTeatthe/kiil^  to  anger, 
»#,  to  *iuttr.efatt 
v\y  atttt.  part*  fo  *r  -y^-rrt^ 

netit.  to  he  k^ni/hfd,  to 
He,  to  he  Cent  packing 

attrs.  paflT. 
osy  a,  um.  pilrt.  ]ihe  one 

It.   pt.    /ptf^rff^  up,  re- 

'iumphinf 

».  f.  exultin^^  exultancy, 

r  hfy  a  beating  a»  a  fore, 

loth,   Plin,   Reaiui  cx- 

,adT.  wurefocifafy 
mis.  f.  rejoicings  leapm£ 
'katron^boafh'ngy  vaunting 
l»-  with  /eapi 
,  n,  to  leap  ^hout,  to  huh' 
7,  r*  rife  worth  furgcs^  to 
cee^n<rjy,    to  hra^.  Ex- 
aliquein,    to  infttit  over 
iut  ntfulto 
onb.  f.  0  fnrf'nf  At/f 
a,  «m.  pt.  botoling 
u  n. '  ro  cry  out 
ait.  f.  ««  anS:ntin9 ' 
tit.   pt    overfianfi'fig,  a- 
rsffngi  or  hoifing 
onh,  f,  an  mrfiotoing 

n.  taoverftoWt  to  break 
'eadfar 

V  xt,  Aom.  aft.  f0  tfWfff 
li,  (It\]<n.  a^.  ro^Kf  ^ 
fc.tyd\vefl,tnfirip,  to 
to  free,  Exuece  qoem 
dethrone,  Piiri.  Exuere 
f  change  his  w«W,Virg. 

hreak  his  tvord,  Tac. 

w^^i^  / 


E3CU 

Exiiperabiiis,  e..ftdj.   /i^tff  iivtfjr  he 
.  furpajfed,  KeSitils  exfuperabile 
ExupJh-ans,  t'lK.  pt.  exceeding,  excel- 

fing,  jurpafing 
Exup^rantia^  ae.  f.  excellence 
Exupcratio,6ni8.  f.  an  excelling 
Exiioeratus.  a,  um.  pt.  exceeded 
Exupero  are.  al^.  to  exceed^  tofur* 

pajs^  to  he  pre49minant 
Exurculo,  are.  to  prune  trees.  Reffiis 

cxfurculo 
ExurHco,  ere.  /•  wax  deaf 
Exurdo,   arc.    aft.  to  mike  d^af,  tfi 

make  dull,  to  fpoiL  ReQius  tx(Mt^Q 
Exurdor,  ari,  a' us.  paflT. 
Exurens,  tis.  pt.  burning 
Exurgeo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  aft.  to/fuerxe, 

or  cru/b  out 
Exorgens>  tit.  pt.  ri/sng  up 
ExuTgo,  ere,  rex»,  ftum.  fo  rile  up, 

'  to  rife  Out  oftrouhUt  to  increafe 
ExQro,  ere,  ffi,  ilum,  aft.  to  hum  out, 

.to  hum,  to  parch,  to  cmfume 
Exuror,  i,  ft  us.  piflf.  to  he  burnt  out. 

Met.  to  be  purged 
Exufcititio,  oois./.  a  flirring  up, 

a'coakening,  Reflws  txxa(c\t%x\o 
ExufcitOy  are.  aft.  to  tvakm  from 


FAB 

from  an  efiemy  in  *u)ar-,  hott^^  pih 
lagc,   the  Jkin,  felt,  or  hiit    of  a  ^ 
leaft,  takin  fiom  tbt  fleft>,  the  eaft 
fkin  oja  fnake,  or  addtryaJUugjh  | 
Exuviuzn,  i.  n.  idem,  Sah, 

F  before  A. 

FAB  A,  s,f.a  hean,  Ifthaec  m 
mn  cudetur  faba,  //bu//  htar 
that  blame,  Ter. 

Fabaceus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  beofi 

Fabaria,  m  f.  a  bean  cake 

Fabaginus,  a,  uni.  adj.  ofheant 

Faba<{0,  in^s.  f.  bean  chaff 

Fabale,  is.  n.tf  h^anftraw 

Fabllis,  e,  adj.  of  a  bean 

Fabaiius,  a,  um.  |idj  full  of  hfom 

Fabclla,  se.  f.  ajbortfiory,  or  f able    \ 

FabcUo,  ae.  to  telltales 

Faber,  ra,  um.  adj.  rimus,  fup,  m- 
genious,  workmar.like,  artificial 

Fab^r,  ri  m.  a  luorkman,  properly 
in  iron  or  other  hard  materials, 
afmith,  a  forger,  a  hammerer,  a 
maker,  affh  called  a  trout 

Faberum,  i,  n.  «  heart  plat 


fieep^    to  encourage,    ReQiui   ex-,  Fabi^,  adv.  etrime.  Tup.  cunningly ^ 


fufcito 
Exufcitor,  art,  atut.  paflT. 
Exuftio,  onis.  f,  a  fitting  on  fire 
Exuflor,  oris.  m.  that  hurnetb 
Exuftiilitio,  onis.  f.  a  fcorchlng 
Exuftulator,  oris.  m.  tbaS fcorcbetb 
Exuftulo,  Sre.  aft.  to  finge 
Exufturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  burn 
£xaftu«,  z,  um.  ^X,  burned^ parched, 

fcorcbed,  dried,  or  wither e J 
ExutU8,a,  um.  ^X.  divefl«d,  ft  ripped, 

of   freed   from,  plundered,    left 

naked  and  bare 
Exuvite,  arum,  pi   f,  c/otbei,  Idir, 


Ac.  f,uf,  or  /e/$  o/j  ff9ili  t4i\L:n\      X  x  ^ 


tborkmaftlike,  artificially 
F3brgfacio,   ?re,   e.  i,    faiftpm.    /• 

vjork,  or  make  artificially 
Fabrefaftus^  a>  um.  pt.   cunningly 

detfifed 
FabrTca,  ae.  f.  a  jbop,  or  nvorkboufr, 

the  art  of  framing,  or  making,  the 

fabric,  frame,    make,  fafhion    or 

defign  of  a  thing,  a  wile,  deceit^ 

or  crapy  device 
Fkbricaiidui,  a>  um.  pC.  /«  be  madtj^ 

orformed 

Fabricauo,  Qoas^  ^.  a  JTA«n»^ 


F  A  C 


F  AC 


Ya^ticsitorf  or. 5.  no   a  maker,  a  eon-\  Fa'cetc,  a6f.  iiin,  comp.  flimcy  fup, 


tii'ver,  a  caufer 
Fahr-ratura,  ar.  f.  wirkmarfbip 
Fii*^ritatiifl,  a,  iitti    nt.  framed ^  m.ide 
I-a'wt«"o,  ate.  aft.  &f  fabr'cor,  atui 

fuin.  d^P.  to  huilif,  t»  invent 
y  ibric'T,  ii.  ■,  atus.  pa<r  tofabrkate 
FabrVi'if,  a,  um.  pto 
f  abijli"?,   c.  adj.  bfhnving  to  ffiitbt, 

or  ci'prnt-rs   ■  tfk 


merrily f  prettify y  toittily 

Facet!  a,  ae.  f. /<r^ /r/>/w  facetiae, 
arum.  pi.  f.  merry  and  pretty  con^ 
ceits,  Kv'ttty  and  pteafant  fayingt, 
repartee  If  drollery,   raillery 

Fatet»j5,  a,  urr.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 
inus,  fup,  facetiwiy  merry,  plea- 
Jant,  vitf;;  fine,  choice,  dainty, 
(oft,  graceful 

Faciendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  done,  or 


Fab'Tlitcr,  adv.   wor'mart'rke 

Fabi'ila,   ac     f.  a   tale,  a   fab'e,    aif\      made 

argument  r.f  a  pl-'f.^  a  fif*.  a  f--i^ned   Faiiens,  tis.  pt.  making,  doing 


de-vke^  a  play^  or  comcny,  an  aHor 

in  a  thy    tonvn  talk 
Fabulae   whims,  hie  fiinety  Ter, 
Fahulins,  tis.  pt.  difcourfin^ 
FiTtijIaris    e.zA],  fabulous 
Fal'iila'or   oris.  n».  a  maker,  or  teller 

of  fj/is,  or  fjih  \'i 
Fabul    ,e      dj   befor^in^  to  beans 
Fabulor,   a  i.    atus    (um.    dep     tn 


FKcics,  ci,  1  a  face,  a  tifage,  the 
niitt^f  01  fi/hi'jn  of  a  th>*>gt  the 
refrmb'ance,  ox  pruj,  the  jlatur, 
of  the  body,  the  p^ut  trait,  or  ou[fide 
figure 

Facjjc,  adv.  id",  comp  lime,  fup 
eafiiyy  wifhqut  any  ado,  certainly, 
Fafillimc  ageic,  to  live  in  plenty 
avd  eafe.  Ter. 


Jpeai,  tulk,  prate,  or  ckat,  to  make,    ^h<i\>i,  c.  adj.  or  coipp.  lisnus,  fiio. 


or  tell  f^ories 
Fal-iio  c,    adv.     Os  comp,    fiimi, 

^  fup    fil^uloijly,  Plin. 
yabiiloMtas,  atis    f   lyingnefs 
Fal'iilofm.    a,  uTi.   aM.  or,   comp. 

ffurus.    fup.    faf>u.'»siSy  Jull  of  JIq.. 

r:ts,  m'lib  talkf^  pf 
F-«bulum,  i.  n.   bfjn  .baff 
F.»bulur,i.  na.  aiittlfSfan 


eafy^  f^afible,  factl,  gt^tle,  plain, 
or  pnabl^,  t  raff  able,  good  natitf  edy 
eaf\  tobrpleafedi  al&  kind,  fa- 
vpU'able,  c.n-tous,  Faciies  ocuii^ 
rolling  eyes,  Virg  Ex  faciH.  ea- 
fy.  Tac.  Res  faciliores,  happening 
ac-iriii/fg  to  rur  dtfire^  Cic.  ' 

FacilitJi*,  atic.  f.  ea/inefi 

F-^c'il  ter.  a  tv    ea^ly 


Fac,  imperf.   nrant  it  br  fo,  fuppofe,    FavT.ioo  e.  adv.  villainovfy 

FacIaSiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 


put  cafe 

FjceTuui,  imperf.  /'  is  doir^ 

Face.litus,  a,  um.  pt.  c\im  audiflent 

ci     faooiTifim   nijior-um,     'zvhcn 

th.-yfiund  be  w  i»  '«r-'.'>.^v</,  Cic. 

Fa'cnra,   iirc,  fi  i^    fn:.  f'um  S'  fi- 

tUYi.    art.    f"gj  .i^iit   fc  «y».  te 

/nv^'-^t,   .-./.v^,    or  i-r^'t:.,  t:  fend 


iiimus,  Tup.   villain^ys,  icick'd 

FacTnus,   6ris.  n.  in   a  good  fenfe, 

a  great  a.^im,  an  exploit,  an  tn- 

terprife,   or  advertyre :  in   a    b^d 

fe:i;*e,  «  fo^f faH  a  vi'^aintus  deed 

Facin,  Srr,  fee;,  factum,  art.  to  do, 

t    '««*.-,   to  ranfe,  to  painty  /fV*» 

4'  *'**^»  ^^  f  liVian^t^  fi.'A:«u,  fraC' 

\       tlfe,    X  bt  un^;VI5t4■\n^  to  txtm\^^ 

\       til   C«l"^,Itx  ^  J^'^x  ^  V^^x  ^> 


X 


TAC 

eemtnttf  tSpfrpetntt,  tt 

topretemJ,  to  get  either 

bad,  to  farfurm,  U  mdi 

introduce,  to  bri^g  in.  S( 

it   is  elegantly  redun^ 

fuitahle,  to  amdn:i»  to 

efieem,  to  fi'btar,  or  ksi 

from  a  th'ng,  taftcrifite 

f'jtth,  to  force,  9x  ermpt 

upy  to  conflttute,  to  abije, 

continue    at^    to  be  fit 

proper^  *to   kinder*  to  ("5 

put  the  cafe*  Facere  aS 

aliquo,  to  be  09  brs  //' 

for  bim^  Cic.  Facere  *i 

do   bis  duty,   to  pcffr^ 

Id.  ae^i  boaiqiie  aliqu^' 

te  take  in  f  eaj  part,  Ter 

num,  to  run  into  debt, 

"*<»«>   '•  P»{ff  upi,  unu 

Cic.  animom,  tomcva 

bafia,    f   kifi,  CatoU. 

encamp.   Liv.    coatavi 

afromt,   ta  reprorcb,  Tc 

cium,  to  rmil.  Plant. 

detrimentoaD,   in  kfe. 

dameige.  Id.  deditionen 

render,  Li?,  delicias  ali 

plmy  tbefo^  wth,  tojeet 

diiritias,  to  be  afirimgtnt, 

ercitQm,  ta  rmfe  em  4r 

ex  fq»  dignitatt,  t9dt  t 

bim,  C>c  gratiam  legii 

penfitoitb  the  law,  Imc 

fbarge^  Li?,  infidias  >U 

in  vatt  far  ome,  Cic.  jnf 

to  perform  •ne*t  fvneral  rit 

maaum,  to  raife  f^'^,  C 

Turn,  to  let  aionts   tokt^ 

negotiam,  to  troabU  one. 

nonma,   te  borrno,  or 

WKmaj,  Cic.  ova,  toUytg^ 

y^x  t9  diyttk*>  ^ 


AC 

praelium^  to  join  lah- 
E'ac  qui  ego  fum,  e€e 
'fcjfinmy  eafiy  Ter. 
rfW,  or  get  an  efiate, 
ivinam,    to  fupfflicate, 

any  religt'ous  ff^ice, 
dium,  to  be  a  foldier^ 
'«  9oar,  Liv.  fumptam, 
d'fiuri't.  Cic.  tedium, 
'm,  Liv.  4,  57.  Far  tcl 
i»,  fie  you  be  at  h^me, 
n,  to  crack,  or  flanot  as 
•s  beforr  it  fall^,  Cic  . 
f.  a  power  of  makinff 
makiit^ ,  a  derd,  g9od, 
beSt  authoriiyt  ability, 
rr,  a  faff  ion",  party  ^  a 

a  etmpanyy  or  band  of 
Btly  a  emjint,  ot  friend- 
fnOn  tfCn 

/affhvflf 

um.  a'lj.  or,  cotop. 
.  0M#  that  promifftb  to 
vf f,  faffhus,  mutineut, 
Me 

am.  pt.  dime 
■m.  adj.  artificial 
f  daaftem,  topraRifi^ 
compote 

vo,  a  maker,  or  doer, 
.  a  faffor:  Alfo  the 
**pbfing  in  arithmetic 
a  deed,  a  faff,  or  feat, 
IS  of  oil,  wine,  &c. 
.  the  making  of  a  thing* 
.  femure 

fdefiretodo 
am.  pt.  about  to  wiaki, 

m,  pt.  made,  or  dcre, 
ingnnafados,  a  coifrr 
Hor.         • 

,  a  making,  or  bwJJ/r£\  j 
psafffJircs,  m  fffjfcfi 


FA  L 

as  is  made  at  a  time 

Faciila,  ae.  f.  a  little  torch 

Facultas,  atis.  f.  eafinefs,  quicknefi^ 
readine/s.  aptnefs,  proweptnefi,  art, 
fiierue,  liberty,  or  advantage,  mat- 
ter ^  caufe.  or  tccafion,  tfportumity, 
conventency,  efiate,  or  fubfiance, 
efficacyy  or  virtue.  Facultates  in 
pluraii,  wea/rh,  means 

Facunde,  z6>i,eloptentfy,  f^itsik,  fup. 

Facundia,  e.  f.  eloquence 

Facundiofus,  a,  um.  pt,  full  of 
elequenee 

Ficunoitas.  atis.  f.  elequenee . 

Facundo,  are.  aA*  <•  iwib  ehfitent, 
Sidon.  facunt'um  rrddo 

Facundus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
(Timos,  fup.  eloquent,  ^uellfp^kem 

Faecarius,  a,  um.  of  dregs 

Fccatus,  a,  um    not  fined 

Faecofus,  a,  um.  adj.  dreggy 

Fae:ii<a,  k.  f.  lees^  or  grounds  of 
ivine:  Alfo  a fauce  made  of  it, 
Faecula  Coa,  Hor»  Sat,  a,  8,  9. 

Faeciilent^,  adv.  dr^ggily 

F^rciilentia.  ae.  f.  dregginefs 

Faeciilentus>  a,  iim.  adj.  dreggy^ 
feculent 

Fidos,/<'^Fadus 

Fa6x,  aecic.  f.  drtgs,  or  lees  oftvinct 
the  fettlement  oi  tny  Uonor,  a  kind 
of  fauce,  the  droft  of  metal^  the 
meiy  the  f  cum  of  the  people 

Faceus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  beech 

Fapineus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  beech 

Faginos,  a,  um.  adj.  made  of  beech 

FagLs,  i.  f.  *  beech  tree 

FaiHitalis,  e.  adj.  belonging  to  beech 

Fa'larica,  ae.  f.  a  fiery  dart 

Faicjr  u«,  i.  m.  a  mower,  a  maker 
cffcythes  ;  alfo  armed  nvith  a  bill 

Fa]c«ti;r,  oris.  m.  a  bill-man 

FjJcacus,  a,  oxp.  pr.  booked^  creokedy 
4wry  //:ffi  a  ^^i,  armed  yfitb 


F  A  L 

hooks,  otfiythest  AlCo'lopf  iorfh' 

bills,   or  pruning  hooks,    Falcatoi. 

cnfis,  afaiilchien,  or  fit'mitaf    '  '  '  ' 
Falrfeiila,  jt.  f.  a fmall fickle 
Falcifcr,  a,  um.  that  beareth  an  hook, 

or  fey  the 
FaJdger,  a,  um.  idem 
Falco,  are.  a£b.  to  prune 
Faico,  onis.  m.  an  hawky  a  falcon 
Faicor,Jri,  atus.  pafl*. 
Fair  ilia,  ae.  f.  a  little  hook,  or  bill^ 

a  vine,  or  grape  knife 
Falconciilas,  i.  m.  alanaret 
Falcrc,  is.  n.  a  buttrefi 
Falernum,  fi,  vinom,  &  falernas, 

/r.  li!|iior,  nmjcadine  mtine  t  Alfo[ 

a  fort  of  amber 
Falifca,  t6,  f.  a  rack  for  beefis  f 

oat  their  meat  in 
Falifcus,  a,  um.  a  haggiji,a  pndiBng 

in  a  pig*  shelly 
Falliciay  se,  deceit,  a  fallacy 
FaWiciofMS,  2,  Mtn.  fallacious 
Falbciter,  adv.  &mh,  fup.  deceit^ 

frlly,fflfy 

Faliax,  acH.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimilSy 
fap.  deceitful,  falfe,  adtdtetate,^ 
lying,  vain,  uncertain 

Falfendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  deeeivtJ    . 

Fallens,  tis.  pt.fiiding,  ot  flipping^ 
hfingfdeeeiving,  beguiling,div§rting 

Fallo,  ere,  fefelli,  falfum.  3l&,  to 
flip,  orfiide,  to  deceive,  to  beguile, 
to  couxen,  or  cheat,  t»  difa^oint, 
to  lurky  to  fculk,  to  abfcond,  to  - 
efcape  notice,  to  beob'eure,  to  comn^ 
terftiu  Neque  te  fallit,  you  are  not 
ignorant,  Cic.   Fallere  mandatay 

■     not  to  do  them,  Ov.  vifum,  net  to 
be  feen,   Plin.  curam   fomno,  -to 
fleep  it  a9oa^^  Hox,  Yax-^  Ua\,  t<fc 
commit  adulters »Oi,X^tK^^t^>  v% 


F  A  M 

Fakarias,  i.  m.  afaljijkr 
False,  adv.  fatjly 
^aUidicus,  fre  Mendax 
FalsIfTciitio,  onis.  f..  a {allying. 
Falftficator,  oriF.  m.  af'^ifijiir 
I^alsYfTcitiis,  a,  um.  ^t.  jfaififitd 
Falfifico,  a»€.  aft.  to  fa'/i/y 
Jalfificu^,  a,  um.  working  dheit 
Fain;U'iuB,  a,  uixi^paffarinf^  faljly 
Falsilnq'ientia.'a*.  i.fiiffejpeaktng 
PaltiJoqnas,  a,  um.  l\>ing 
FaUrmoniu  n,-  i.  n.  a  falfhiod 
FalsTpareai)  tik.  c.  g.  ovnnga  vmnf 

father 
Fakiras  atii.  f,falJbocd 
Faisd,  adv.  fmlfif^ -rttimsfiiUyr * 
Falfutn,  i.n.  afaljhi^ 
Fairfes,^a,  uin.^pt*  decei'i/fd,- mi/fakm. 
Adj.  faife,  lying,,  tttifkithfiili  de- 
etitfal,  /f^trnmt 
falx,  cit.f.  an  book^  Ml,  ftytbe,  or 
JwUty  «if  emginc-»f  lumr,  croehd 
Hit  fin  bo^k 
Fama;  ae.-  f.  famei    Tum<nr-y  eornmn 
talkf   or  report,  tidings,'  rmarvftj 
^Tiii^,  a  g99d  name,  or  reputotion, 
mfamf,  a  tradition,  w  btarfaf^ 
ramelii^,  advt  vtrf  butgrily  ■ 
Flmelicufk-   a,    uim    adj.  bangryi 

bumger-fimrv^ 
Famet,  is.-f.bung^r,  fafih^y  dtanb, 

Mh.  a  frersiy  d'fire  of 
Famifgef:  tx%.,^rv!m.  catri^ngtakt 
Famigeratus;  a,  um.  fanmtt 
Fatii'iicro,  a-e    aft.  to  rtp&rt 
Farniiia,  «.  f.  &  a«    f.   anticntly 
and  prt,^tr\j  tix- fertfOfiti;  after- 
wards tbr  vfife  'and  rhildrtn  :  A\  fo 
tin    bmvebes  dtfcendirrg  from  one 
coiftmon-aicrf^nr,  a  fochtyttciinpahy^ 
tyr' fraterm'v  ^rni'n  of  the  fame 
/?.f,  *^r pri/fffian,  umant  eiattt 
or/ej^aj^,v,  a  dvjiiling  bnfe 


FAN 

Familiaricus,  a,  um.  adj.  ofafamilyi 
Sdli  tAta.V!kzr\ck,a  chfefiool 

FamiliiriSy  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimas, 
fuo.  of  tl€  fame  f ami iy,  or  h'.ui- 
boldf  behnging  to  a  family,  fami- 
liar, u/iialf  ffierdly 

FamHiaus,  is.  in.  a  ftri/ami  of  the 
Jami/y,  a  friindt  a  fc-.Jlia-,  one 
f,f  nifrh,  or  long  acquaintance 

Faitiiiliritfss,  atis.  f.  familiarity, 
a:qua:itanc€,  intimacy 

FaitiTliariCtr,  adv.  ius.  comp-  ffime- 
flip,  fjfniliarly^  homely,  plainly, 
privately, theroiigbly,  tenderly,  tmtb 
gmeat  concern 

Familias,  am.  |:cfli.  ^r^familie' 

Famei'a,  ae-  f.  fubft.  a  courtexan 

FaiYiofut,  a,  um.  a<lj  0imui,  fup.' 
that  batb  an  ill  n.tme,  infamwi, 
notoriout,  greatly  renotvnedi  much 
fpokoM  of,  Famofi  iibeUi,  liieli. 
Suet,  ^amofum  carirxn,  a  lam- 
poon, Hor. 

Famula.  ae.  f.  afervant 

Fumuians,  tis.  pt.  attendmg 

Fiifr.ulantcr,  adv.  aft.  humhlf> 

Famul^rls,  e.  z^\,  of  a  fervant 

Famulatio,  onis.  f.  attendance,  a 
retinue  of  fert/ants 

Famiilator;  5ris.  m.  an  attendant 

Famulatrix,  fee  Famula 

Fa  niilacusj  us,  m.  ftrtticeahle  at-- 
terdiinee 

Famiilitium,  i.  n.fervice,  attendance, 
a  eomoany  of  fervants 

Famiitbry- ari,  atus  fun.  dep'.  to 
fervf%  attend,  or  tvait  upon 

Famulua,  a,  urn*  adj;  of,  or  belot^ing 
to  a  fern/d'ft 

Famu  us,  i.  m.  afervant,  an  bouf 
.  holdfervjtnty  a  tv-iiling  man.  Fa- 
mulus- fattora  m ,  a  parijb  clerk 


FAR 

FanaiTcuif   a,    om.  adj.   fi^ 

pojtgid,  btfidabimfelfy  mid,  f^ 

tic,  fanatical 
Faftdi,  gerund,  efffeahwg        \ 
Fando,    gerund.    Aft.  if  M^ 

Pa(f.^  repenrt 
Fan4ua.   a,  %nn,  pt.  to  he  SvJ^ 
.    Jit  to  be  fptJten,  lawful,  rigk 
T»nM,  tia.  pt.  fpeaking 
Fanum,  i.  o.  a  templt, a ttartk 
Far,  fnris.  n.  gtll  manner  tf an 
Farcimen,  Jnis.  n.  afaafagt 
Farcimentum,  i.  n.  afuftf 
FarcionTnofufy  »,  um.  adj.  Jd 

tbefarcies 
Faicto,  ire,  fx,  turn  &  QMOt 

fiujf,    to  cram,    f  fat,    Fsl 

cent'^nes,  to  cram  vittb  Htty  A 
Fan  'tus,  a,  um.  fitiftd 
Farftura,  ar.  f.  a  cramming 
Farina,    ae.  f.  meal,  fonert  i 

povtder,  or  i?uji,  Farin*  ejdl 

never  a  barrel  the  better  AirrJI| 
Farlniriua.  a,  um.  •/«!««/ 
Farirarius,  i.  m.  a  meaham 
Farinulentus,  a,  um.  wuai^      < 
Fario,  5nis.  m.   a  t*eal 
F^rraceut,  a,  um.  adj.  ^eem ' 
Farrago,  Jnis.  f.  m  bod^epeigt 
Far'arius,  a,  om.  bearttbtmt. 
Farratom,  i.  n.  a  bafypadH^ 
Farracua;  a,  um.  danewtbm^ 
FaTr.'.atcs,  a,  um.  pt.  jmatditi 

riage 
Farreo,  are.  to  Join  iwmamifii 
Farreum,  i.  n.  a  vbeei  aktft 

marriage^  alfo,  a  ban 
Farreus,  a,  um.  adj.i/'Mni     i 
Faitilia,  um.  pi.  o.  feBett  Hi 

1     poultry  'I 

Faitilis,  e.  adj.  eraiimid        i 
Fartim^  ad/,  fet  Cmikivm   J 


FAS 


>ria.  m.  a  jttdir  •/  fowh, 

femfiker 

i.  D.  a  puddingf  a  faufaje 

«.  f.  o/fovf/s 

,  una.  pt«  &  far€toi.  craiH' 

tden 

t.  m.  aerawaning 

ad  eel.  piety,  Jafiice,  tfuitj, 

4  thitig  Uw/ui,  or  pojjible 

e.  f«  afnvatb^  or  rMtr^  a 

e:  Alfo  a  clivd^  a  wreath 

he  Up  »fa  piiiary  4  diadem^ 

eber,  a  child's  hih,  «  head- 

aribhan 

),  adv.  iff  bundlet 

',  Zf  um«  pt.  fwathcd 

irii>  e.  pdj.  betougiMg  to  a 

iria,  pi.  /tf/rfo/|,  ftc. 
II,  i.  m.  tf  packet ^  or  /[///« 
,  «  nofegay,  a  hmndful, 
liards 

i»  tit.  pt.  hewttcbing 
»» onii.  f-  «  betoitebing 
Wy  pfii.  nrif  /^f  brwitcbitb 
rje,  icii.  f.  f^tff  bewitcbetb 
{re.    M   bewitch,'  to  praife 
mmtwd  oiu  overmuch 
1,  i.  n.  «  brun'tebingt  amu- 
^  mtimbrum  virile,  Hor. 
IC  t»Jwatbe 
je.  f.  «  ftfrfA' 
iri^  atut.  to  be  fmathed. 
,m.a  bmetdU  ofttfood,  twigs, 
wadt^  Sec,  a  fagot,  or  baven, 
lo^fmiel,  burden,  or  packet, 
plur.    buvdlts  <f  birchen 
vrUd  before  the  RomaA 
r«tet,  within  ax  bound  up 
atddie  of  them,  To  as  .to 
at  top  I   Alfo  the  ofice  and 

«,  om.  pt.  sbotit  to  corfejs 
\  BOI*  pt. 


FAS 

Fjifti,  oruiii.  pi.  m.  ^  faftus,  uum. 

pi.    m.    calendars^  vybere'in  were 

fet    down  fefiir/als,   the  names   of 

officers,  the  pleading  days,   and  ail 

the  publick  bujinefs  tbrouglxMt   the 

year 
Faftidiendus,  a,  "um.  pt.  to  be  dif- 

darned^    S^q, 
Faftidien'j,  tis.  pt.  /ontbinj^ 
Faflldlentcr,  adv.  in  difdain 
F'alHdio,  irc,  Ivi.  itum.  aft.  to  abhor,' 

to  difdain,  to  fcorn,  to  fet  tight  by, 

to  make  no  account   of,  to  Uatht  to 

be  ready  to  vomit 
Faftid'or  iri.  pafT. 
Fa  ft  id  lose,  adv.  iiie,  com^,  feomfully 
Faftldidfus,   a,  um.  adj.  or,  cotnp. 

iiijnus,  fup.    difdainfitl,  fcomfid, 

queafy^fyuramjb,  curious,  mice 
Faf^idltMr,  oris.  m.  a  leather 
Faftiditu8,a,  uoi.  pt.  defpifed^JUghted, 

loathed 
FaftidiuiD,  i«  n.  pride,  haughtinefs, 

naufeoufneft,loatbingtqueafine/\,  or 

aualms 
Faitigans,  tu,  pt.  rijlng  with  a  point 
Faftlgsatuii  a,  um.  foarpned  hko  a 

pyramid 
Fafligioy  vel  potius   fadigo,  2re.  to 

raife^  or  buiid  up  to  a  fi»arp  top 


FAT 

Fa  tills,  e.  adj.  fatat^  killing,  nam 
tural,  deadly 

Fata  liter,  adv.  fatally 

Fata  liter  mori,  to  die  a  natural  death 

Fatalum,  decreed  by  fate    . 

Fatendus,  a,  um.  pri  tobeconfejfed 

Fate/is,  tis.  pt.  conftjfmg 

Fateor,  cri,  faflfus  fum.  dep.  /ofdff- 
fets,  to  own,  to  grant,  to  Jifcowl 
pa(r.  to'bt  owned,  or  grafted 

Faric^nus,    a,   um.    vd  faticiouAy 

.    foretelling 

Faiidicus,  a,um.  fortunetelling 

Filidlcus,i.  m.  a  fortuneteller 

F^tifer,  a,  um.  d^ruBive    ■ 

Fatigandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  tirod 

Y dXi%z{M,  oni%*  i*  fatigue 

Fatigator,  oris.  m.  that  wearietb 

Fatigatrix,  that  weaneth 

Fatigaturus,a,um.  ^t,aboiU  to  weary 

Fatigatus,  a,  um.  pt.  wearied 

Fatlgo^  are.  a£t.  to  fatigue,  wearyi 
or  tire,  to  vex,  or  trouhig  much,  n 
importumey  to  difhreft,  oi  torment^ 
to  give  no  reft,  tofpur,  to  haJUf 
and  confute,  to  drive,  or  btat^  t0 
wear  cut,  or  fpend,  Dentem  illp 
dente  fatrgare,  to  grind  the  tettb    . 

Fatigor,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 
I  FatUoquus,  a,  um.  fereteUiitg 


Fafl^ig  or,  ari,  atus.  paflT.  j  Fatini-,  adv.  abundantly 

Faftigium,  i,  n.  the  top,  or  height :  Fattfcens,  tis.  pt.  being  weary 
of  a  thing,  the  riJgf  of  an  bomje  : '-.  Fatifco,  !fre..  to  chap,  Jjplit,  gape,  i# 
Aifo  the  bottom,  or  depth  as  of  a  '      leak,  as  a  Jbip,  to  grow  faimiy  or 
pit,  the  accompli Jhment,  or.  cUfe  of  j     feeble,   to  be  wrought  oat  of  bemrts 
a  work,. rank,  or  quality,  fort  or  '      as  land  U,  to  be  weary,  to  tire 
k'md  [FitM^,  tidv,foeli/bly 

Failose,  adv.  proudly 

I  Fatiior,  ari.  dep.  to  dEsftf 
I  Fatuor,  ari,  Stus.  paff.  to  propbeff 
I  Fdtura,  \,  TV.  God* »  ^TWxAtnce;  «« 
\     d«cree»/ate,  tbe  orAer  <^«^  l^^^J;.^^ 


Faftofos,  a,  um.  adj.  Proud 
FaHuose,  adv.  haughtily 
Fafluofitas,  atis.  f,  difdain. 
Faftuofus,  a,  um.  adj.  uifdainful 
F alius,  us.  tn,  haugbtinefa 


cauftt,  the  wurfc  oj  ^^turt,  dkjf^;* 


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FAX 

forMMf,  dtmbt  a  natural  death, 
more  rarely,  an  untimeiy  death  : 
AKo  an  orat/e^  id.  (juod  fjfitum 

^cus,  «^  am.  pt.  J^iken 

Fatuus,  a,  um.  adj.  infi^rd,  that  bath 
tn  tafie,  JUtf,  .fimpb,  fto/i/h.  Subfl . 
a  fool,  ajbtrffktoit,  an  idt«t,  a  fit, 
an  9af 

Vaoeet,  pl«  /i«  Ftux 

Favens,  tif.  pt.  fa^f^hg 

!PlaV60,  ere,  vi,  fauturti.  ftfinrour, 
or  countenance^  to  he  far  one^  or  en 
bit/id*^  t^ivi/bommeU^  to  defire, 
to  attend  nmtb  fiienen.  Fatfvre  ore, 
to  ahflain  from  wotds  of  €n  ill 
•MM,  Virg. 

Favetur,  inperf.  menjitvakr 

Favilb,  ae.  f.  an  hoi  emher 

Faviflie,  f.  pU  cellars  wheri  tbnylaid 
upftatuet  and  prifenti,  pafl  ferake 

FavonUna  pyra,  katherine  pea^t 

FXroniQs,  i.  m .  the  'Ofefi  ^nd 

Favor,  orh<  im  fm-oemr 

Fa75rabTlfs,  4.  adj.  or,  eomp.  pafT. 
nohn^  or  ^4f  itfavamr^Javaurabli 

F^vdrftblHter,  adv.  favoetrab^ 

Fliufte,  adv.  ptofperokfiy 

Fa«IKfa8,  Ecii.  f.  gfivdlutk 

f  auftus,  a,  um.  adj.  iucky i  fortunate^ 
profperoui 

l^autor,  oris.  m.  a  faeoouHr,a  /»r- 
tberer,  or  mamtainer 

FiuCrix,  Icif.  f.  ^  that  favouretb 

PautfSrut,  a,  um.  pt.  /^^r  wllfa-aour 

Pavits,  i.  iq.  « lisiiy  £9i«l^ 

Fauxr  citi  f.  pi.  -  fauces.  //^  jaws, 
the  chaps,  or  fi&o^,  the  gorge,  or 
^«AVr  ^/^«,  •  the  ftraittf  or  natrom 
paffages  bet^oeen  bHit,  the  ntouth 
of  a  rhitr.  Faucet  pf.  the  parting 
place 
P9K^  fScU.  f,  m  hereby  n  flambeau, 

M' A'mA,  a  tapfr^    a  firebrand,  tht 


F  EL 

an  incendiary^  marriagji 
Fntm,pro  fectfTem 
Faxim,  is,  it,  ant.  pro  fecerim.  Dii 

faxint,  mey  the  gods  grant 
Faxo,  .is,  it,  ant.  pro  ^ero,  /  wt'li 

Jee  to  it,  Virg, 

F  before  E. 

Febricitans,  tit,  fick  of  a  fever 
F^bricitatio,  Snis.  f,  afickntng 
FebJiclfto,  arc.  to  befick  of  a  fern 
FebrTcitor,  ari.  idem 
FebrTciila.  ae.  f.  a  JH^bt  fever 
Febricularius,  a,   um.  adj   &  febri- 

cuUru,  e.  ftvenfib,  aguHh^  Boer. 
Febriculose,  adv.  fevenjhly 
Fcbriculdfasy  a,  um.  zfy  feverijb, 

agwjb,  hot,  lafeiviottx 
Febrirns,  tis,  pt.  fick'tfafefUr 
Febrjf  iifa,  s.  f.  a  feverfew 
Febrilis,  e.  adj    of  a  fever 
Fcbrio,  ire.  to  have  a  fever 
Fehris,  11.  f .  a  fever,  an  ague 
Februa,  orum.  pJ.  n-  purTfieativns 
Febriiariut,  ii .  m,  February 
FebruiCns,  a,  am.  pt.  purged 
Februo,  arc.  to  purify 
Februor,.arr,  atirs,  paiT. 
Febmum,   /,  e.  any  thing  that  pur i- 

fethi  ^«  attorentent 
Fecialis,  is.  pi.  feciales,  iain.  m. 

an  herald 
Feeialitye.  adj.  of  hemlJs 
•Fecutimis,   a,um.  adj.  dreggy 
Fei,"  fellis.  n.  g«/l,  bitternefs,  grief 

offpirit^  pot 'on 
Feles,   Ph4e,ir,  fef  fclis,   is.   f.  Cic, 

a  cat.  Mer.  a  bawd  that  pieks  up 

girls 

Feiicitas,  atis.   f.   fortune^  felicity s 
ba^^ititV^     ayuUTic-^^   'weaittinefs, 


*V^'  Mtt.  a  fo«M/.«,»  ?*.v«:vux»,»,'»«'-'SN-~*»>*»1 


F  ER 

Fgliciter,  adv.  iiis,  coiuf  i 
fup.    fruitfitlly,  fleiitift^) 
piiy.p^perovfiy,  hekiiy 
FcSuito,  ire.  toferuHatt 
Felineus,  Serv,  &  t'cUoai,  li 

adj.  of  a  eat 
Fel'is,  is.  f.  vid.  Feles 
Felix,   iris.  adj.  or,  comp.  I 
fup.  happy,    pro'peroui,  (a 
fai*oitrable,Aind,profaglile,  j 
Fellato/,  oris.  m.  a  /uckir,Ui 
FcUeuSy  a,  um.  adj.  ofgd, 
FeUico,  are.  tbfuck 
Felbcus,  a,  um.  bitter  at gd 
Felliflua,  pafiioy  the  ave^ 

the  gall 
Fellitiis,  a,  am.  bitter  at  gd 
Fello,  aie.  aft.  to  fuck 
Fellor,  ari,atua.  paflf. 
Felonia,    ae.  f .  fiienf 
Feinella,  e.  f.  a  female 
Femen,  inis.  n.  itt/lie  eftiti 
Femina,  e.  f.  a  woman 
FcTfiina'ta,  ufli.  a.  pi    drm 
FJ5fn5ra;e,  is.  armour  fat  tki 
F''mdratia,  um.  n    pi.  bn^ 
F^imir,  5r|s.  n.  tht  tbifb 
Fcndn.  8re.  to  pruvoke 
F*»nerat6.  adv.  *eaitBtfe 
Feficro,  afe.  xnd,  Vcenk'O 
Feneftella,  ae   f.  a'Bttkwd 
Feneftra,  ae*.  f.  a  mfiwJne,  ^ 
or  ipay  into,  a  bole,  ff^ 
an  inlcfy  aetoceafion 
Fensftraiis,   e.  adj.  iflMI 
nvirdov9.  Port*  ftBcSmtf 
in  Komefi  called,  Of. 
Fcnerfratut,   a,    vtA.  alj. 
nvind.xOSf  open,  char,  am 
Fcneftro,  are.  to  ^pnumrn^ 
Fcnum,  T.  n.  ufe  tfmmfftP 
FSra,    «.  f.  a  wldbe^ 
ve*.wi«iml?,  advi  ar^  W^ 


l 

'lentifulfy 
crtjices  for   the 
f  tbefoUmnity 

nfui         I 

rk  ' 

comp.  (Hrnus, 
ful,    abounding^ 

'ijkf    or  mefs  of 

jble%  Ferculum 

f 

tigbf    within  ia 

f>artf  generally, 

r,  greatly^   wry 

,  to  he  borne,  or 
ne  with,  to  be 

^,  enduring.  See, 
light   harneffid 

a  friend  ready 

iter^i  efiitbets 

r,  whereon  fpoili 

mph 

ry,  alfo  jny  day 

(    feria    prima, 

onday,  8cc, 

holydays,  days 
and  pleading 
>lytiays 

tefing  hcfyday 
vimfloyed,   idlf» 
Hingt   and  mil' 
3r.  Ferjati  die9> 

.  tobifirickcn 
ing 


ofwildbeafis 

aft.    to    but, 
\,  Met,  /0 /a-l 


F  E  R 

trifice,  to  makef  or  ratify,  to  fin, 
orfawff  to  compofe,  or  make,  Geta 
ferietur   aiio  munere,  fhall  hlttd 
afrejb,    i.  t»  be  obltgui  to  mak£  # 
new  prejent,    Ffigore   ferire  ali- 
quein»  to  receive  one  coldly,  Hor* 
Fertonef,  pK  m,  ufurerx 
Ferior,  irt.  pafl*.  to  beftrtuk 
Ferior,  ari,   atus   Aim.  dep.    keep 

bofyday 
FSritas,  atis.  f.  Wfldnffi^  forctntfi, 

cruelty 
Ferme>  adv.  almifi,  for  the  tnefi  part^ 

near^  thereabouts,  Ofore  ur  Itfs 
Fermentatio,  oai«.  f.  fermentfti^M 
Fermentator^  oris.  m.  that  leaveanth 
Feroientatus,  a,   um.  pt.  leavened: 
AXiopuffed  up^fwooUtn,  or  heaved 
Fermentefcens,  tis.  pt.  puffing  up 
Fermentefco,  erCr  ixiccpt,  to  be  light 

andpujy 
Feraaento,  ire,  z&»  ft  lea^^et^  with 

dough,  to  ferment,  loofe 
Ferment  um>  i.  n.  leaven,  a  lump 
leatened,  that  which  is  light  ^4 
puffy,  fermented  liquor,  as  betr^ 
ale,  &c.  a  fretting,  anger,  fliffootent 
Fero,  fers,  (uli>  &  tetiiti,  ferre, 
latum,  ad.  to  tarry ^  tobearaeway, 
to  bring,  to  carry,  or  bring  with 
mCy  to  condefcend,  or  vouchfafe,  t§ 
bear  with,  to  lead,  to  be  dsfpofed, 
or  inclined^  to  extol,  to  produce, 
breed,  or  bring  for^h^  to  p/npofe^ 
to  get,  receive,  gain,  ar  purch^Je^ 
to  pew,  to  mantfefi,  to  have,  re- 
ceive,  or  poffcfs^  to  bear,  otfuSain, 
a  gpody  or  b^  fortune,  to  fuffer, 
U  permit,  toprefcribcy  to  give  out, 
or  report,  to.f^ffer,  or  endure,  Ferrc 
rogatioqem^  to  bring  in  a  bill,  in 
order  to  be  made  a  la'Ui,  Cic.  ic* 
gen^  to  make  a  /aw,  hi» 
Ferociens,  tit,  pt.  Jtrfg 


FE  R 

Feror,  ri,  l^us.  ffff.  m  ^  mmkd» 

inclined,  talked  of,  Ac. 
F&ocja,  ae.  UJiercmtft 
Ferdcio,  Ire.  tobef^ca 

rafhnefs,  Jurlinefs,  imk^mff* 
FtrocTter,  ad».  iAs.  ;Cfiipf ,  fi«^ 

fup  fiercely,he^Hfy^f»eiif 
FeroculuSy  4,  uni.  aii||.  fe^ 
FSroxy  ocif.  adj.  qr,  qMmp.  jQmrm^ 

fup.    fierce,    flout,    hfiy,    trtn^p 

^^P*  i^^b*  i^t^*  P^,  ht4^ 

fuU  of  courage,  m^t^tfomf 
FerramentuiiH  i.  a.  4M  ff^hnmnt 

ofirom,  qn  edged,  or  paiOta  fmtpttt 
Ferraria,  e.  f,  an  irfn  tmae 
Ferrariut>  »,  unji.  a#j.  pertmmpg  i$ 

iron 
FerratiliSy  e.  adj.  belonging  to  ittnm 

Ge^iiis  ferratile,  FloMt.  ^fimm  in 

chains 
Ferratus,   a»  119).  d^ta  with  irtti, 

hard  as  iron,  fettered,  Jbackbd,  or 

laid  in  irons,  Aqos  f^n^im,  eMln* 

lybeate  waters,  Scrib. 
Ferrsttin,  i,  n,  an  andiron 
Ferreus,  a,  om.  adj.  rf  irem*  Mtt. 

hard,  fhut,  unkind^  cruet,  indoUnt^t 

infefJUble,  crabbed,  bard,  difficult  to 

be  undtrftood,    Ferreum   tt%\    me 

impudent  fellow,  Cic* 
Ferrlftddina,  »•  f.  an  ironmime 
Ferriterus,  u  tsl,  a  flave  in  ebmm 
Ferritgrium,  i.  n.  aprifm 
FetriCrlba^,  adj.  a  jailbird 
FenujJncus,  a,  um.  adji^/^£f  c*- 

lour  of  rufiy.  iron,  or  ^ 
Ferruginofus,  a,  vm.  adj.  mfiy 
Fcrrugo,  fnis.  f.  ruft  of  iren^  the 
•    colour  cfpolifbed  iron 
Feirum,   i.   n.    iron,  Meton.    an^ 

we^pQn^  ot  tool  ino4«  of  won^  a 

f(«oJfcare,aJ«iooTd»  ftt\w\oJ  ^Tom. 


F  E  R 

^erffvm  Tivuin^  iron  ttucbed  wUb 

a  loadfioM 
reiTumen,  init.  n.  &  ferrumenturr, 

J,  n.  filder,  glue,  pitch,  or  fufb 

like  binding  tiings ;  alfo  ftee/,  or 

iron  bardned 
Ferraminandof,  a^  urn.  pt.  td  be 

cemented,  or  ghted 
Fenuminans,  tif.  pt.  hmenting 
Ferrtin initio,   oiiis.  f.  d  folder jng 

of  iron 
Ferraminitus,  a^  um.  pt.  cenunted 
Fcrrumino,  are.  aft.   to  folder,  to 

cement.  Met.  to  join,  or  dofe 
Fertilis,  e.  adj.   or,  comp.  ffimns, 

{up.  fertile,  fruitful 
PexlTlitas,  atis.  f.  fertility 
FertilTter,  adv.  fruitfully 
Fertus,  a,  nm.  zd'y  fruitful 
Fervefacio,   ere,    eci,    faftvm.    to 

make  bot 
Fervefaftus,  a,  um.  pt.  made  hot 
Fervens,  tis.  pt.  or,  comp.   Himus, 

iup.  fervid,  fc aiding,  boiling,  bot, 

burning 
Ferventer,   adv.  ius,  comp.    ffime, 

fup.  botly,  tafiily 
Ferveo,  ere,  i,  bui.  n.  to  be  bot,  to 

boil,  or  feetbe,  to  work,  or  ferment 

as  wine  in   a  vefTel,   to  rage,  to 

fret,  to   be  troubled   tvitby    to  be 

tra  ft  !p9r  ted  hy  pajjion 
Fervefco,  eie.  to  grew  hot 
Fervu^e,  adv.  botly,  earneflly 
Fervidus,  a,   um,   adj.   or,   coir.p. 

flimos,     fup.  fcorcbing,     torrid, 

burning,  ferm^ntinf,  working.  Met, 

f-'rccy  laPy^  v4^ement.  earnefl 
Fenila,ie.  i.ajiiik,  or  flapper, where- 

nvith  ckjidren  m  rcorrefledinfchooh, 

a  iar.c,  a  ivalkirg  fiajf.  Ferulae, 
y//wfs  ujed  aUuttke  birding  up  o] 


FES 

Fervor,  oris.  m.  heat,  a  boiling,  Or 

raging,   a  fcorcbing.    Met.    ear- 

ruflnefi,  njigor,  pajion 
FSrus,   a,    um,  adj.  wild,  favage, 

cruel,  fierce,  uncultivated,  unlearned 
FJ5r«6,  i.   m.    fubft.    a  noUd  beafi, 

particularly  a  boar,  Ov,   a  fiag, 

Virg.  an  horfe,  Id.  am  at,  Hor. 
Fefcenninos,  a  um.  fmutty 
Fefsiiudo,  f.  wearinefs 
Feflu3,  a,  um«  pt»  weary,  tired 
Teflinabundus,  a,  um.  hafiy 
Fe(lTnans,  tis*  pt.  ffimfis,  fup.  ma' 

king  hafte,  biing  troubled 
FeATnanter,  acv.  iiks,  comp.    baf- 

tify,  quickly,fpetdily 
Feftinatio,  Snis.  f.  hafle,  (peed 
Fcftinato,  adv.  iiis,  comp.  quickly, 

jpefdily 
Feftinaturns,   z,  am«   pt.  about  to 

make  hafte 
Feftlnatus,  a,  t»m.  pt.  haftened,  done 

withfpeed,  or  before  due  time 
Feftinc,  adv.  fpeedily 
Feflino,  are.  n.  &  acb.  tomakebafle. 

Aft.  to  taften,  or  do  a  thir.g  fpee- 
dily, to  be  concerredy  or  troubled 
Feftinor,  ari,  atus.  paff. 
Fcftlnus,  a,  um.  adj.  quick,  hafiy, 

fpeeay 
Feftive,  adv.  flime.  fup.  pleafantly, 

jocoje/y,  hdndfomly,  with  a  good 

grace 
Fefti vitas,  atis.  f«  mirth, pleafantnefs, 

a  gocd  grace,  merriment,  dioltery, 

ffti'oity,  a  fefii'val  time 
Feftivlter,  •-  dv.  pleafantly 
Fcrf^ivo,  are.  aft .  .'o  keep  holiday 
Feftivus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.'  ffi- 

mus,  {iip,feflival,  merry ^  pleaf ant, 

jocafe,  of  afweett^mper,  bandjome, 

fine,  clever 
^K.<^\A^y^A,  tUJboot.tsi  f.alkofa 


tree,  qt  btrb  :  ^^  «n»«A>W\iN^ 


FlC 

tfpon   the  fervani't  beadtt  i 
bimfret 
FeftucagOjf.  w/Vrfoflft 
Feilucaiius,  a,  um.  adj.  i'tlMff^ 

afefiuca 
Fcftum,   i.  ii.  4n  bolydty,  tfii 
Feftas,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  conf>, 
tiva/y  folcHm,joyfuJ,  atrn,} 
font.  Meus    feftus  dies .' R 
bland,  my  joy  I  Plaut. 
Fetiales.  m.  pi.  berMt 
Fetus,  69.  in.  *f</.  Feetm 
Feudum^  i.  n.  a  fee-farm,  ttifi 

F  before  I. 

Fi.  be  thou,  &  fite,  be  ye,  inpc 

Fiber,  ri.  m.  a  beg<ber,tii^ 
Fibra,  s.  f.  fpiall  fprouttt  or  J 

the  inwardiy  or  entrg'di 

Fibritus.  a,  um*  adj."  having j 

Fibrinus,'a,  um.  adj.  of  ahum 

Fibula,  ».  f.  a  clafp,  or  k» 

buftott:  in  building  a  brett» 

beams,  a  hook  to  boldffuan 

together,  a  bajp,  a  little  ill 

rtng  of  brafs,  a  cbirurgm 

ftrument   wherewith  a  tit* 

firetchej  and  dragon  to^tthn 

lefftt  bone  of  the  leg,  the  a 

the  kg,  the  nut  of  a  crofi'bn 

Fibularis,  is.  m.  a  lace  makr 

Fibular io,  oois.  f.  a  bracieit^ 

Fibularor,  orit«  m.  that  Mm 

Fi^nlltorius,  ti,nmMadewitbh 

Fibulo,  are.  aft.  to  buttm 

Ficaria,  ae.  f.  afig;'tree 

Ficarius,  a,  um.  pertaimag  l>i 

FicSdiila,  ae.  f.  afig-feckir 

Ficetum,  i.  n.  a  plaa  fti^ 

treetgrow 
Ficdfus,  a,  «m,  tdji  &mih 


I  D 

/tabs,  or  the  ft  fit 

'gncdlyjalfy  ; 

a  thing  msdt  of  earth 
.  iartZin 
.  a  fin  ton 

na.  a  fetter,  one  that 
lay,  aje'tgner,  or  coHn' 
maker,    or  devijer,  a 

fiilipfus^  a,  uin4  adj. 

*•  aflttntaher 

.  afeigning 

I.  pt.  &  adj.  formed, 

feigned,    counterfeited, 

ought,  or  trimmed  up* 

:ounterfeit 

ficulnus,  a,  uis.  adj. 

;  Alio  firry,  good  for 

n.  a  little  fig  .,  - 

1.  and  ficua,  lis.   f.,.i|i 
r«tf.    Alfo   ficuSy  i.  a 
{  the  filet  in  the  fun* 
aufe  like  a  Ag  :  Alio, 
nvitb  this  difiemter 
tbfully,  flime,  J  up. 
m/  a  truce  breaker 
irius,  i.  m.  a  feoffee  in 

9,  onis.  f.  a  feoffment 

imy  i.  n.  tf  feoffnunt 

1%  a,  uiii*  ^'oeff  jv^ 

>^  ere.  /0  infioff,  or  fut 

s.  f.  pirttifiyif 
I.  oi.  verb,  a  /ifr«/y 
^0  fideliter . 
iftonejug,  a  earpenter^s 
»  vejfil^  OTfot  whireift . 


tbty  put  morter.  Duos  ptrietei  de 
eadem  fidelia  dealbare,  to  kill 
two  birds  with  Onefione,  Cic, 

Fidelia,  e.  adj.  or,  cbirip.  £fimas, 
fup.  faithful,  Ityal,  trufiy,  fun, 
juji  and  rea-onabie,fafi 

Fidelitas,  acts.  f.  fidelity 

Fidelicer,  adv.  ills,  comp«  Mmc, 
{M^i  faithfully 

Fidens,  tis.  pt.  ^  adj.  of,  com  p. 
mmus,  /'up.  trufiiMg,  Adj.  bold, 
haray,  having  a  goud  confidence 

Ffdentcr,  adr.  iu»,  comp  0im^,  fup. 


boldly]  cduragio^/iy,  confidently 
iilentia,  se.  f .  bo^nejs,  confident 
^"fii  affurance 


Fides,  ci.  d  faith,  truth^  homefiy, 
trufi,  credit ^J4fegudrd,  vOarratJ, 
affurance,  authority,  defence,  from 
leffion,  faithfuineft,  conjeienct, 
friendft>if,  afolemn  leagui,  <Jr  cou' 
traBf  good,  or  bad,  a.  gtddefs  oj 
that  naine,  fublic  credit  aatibng 
merchants,  nvordy  or  fHmifi,jafe 
kfifing^  or  cufioefyi  jufiice,  uf- 
rightnejsy  ecclefiaftical  writers  ufc 
it  for  religion,  the  creed.  Fides 
affed^a,  T^c.  concuiTaf^  Lucr%  a 
crackt  credit,  Fidem  libtfrare,  to 
ntake  good  his  tvord,  Cic.  falter e, 
/«  break  it.  Id.  Fidem  habere,  to 
give  credit,  Ter.  adhiberfi,  to  be 
faithful,  Plaut.  llona  fide,  ttfitb^ 
out  fraud,  Flor.  • 

Fides,  is.  ^  fidis,  is.  f«  d  firing  ef 
an  inptument :  Alfo  a  fiddle ^  btie, 
or  any  firinged  ir^rulaem  i  Alfo 
a  conftelldiiot$ 

Fidtcen^  inis.  m.  a  harper,  a  mlnfirel 

Fidicina,  ai.  f.  a  lioman  thatflayeth 
on  the  harf.  Sec, 

Fidicmius  ludus,  a  mufickfibial 


El  G 

Fidicule,  arum.  pi.  f.  little  ed^di 

wherewith   they  firitched    fnfU 

ufon  the  rack 
Fido,  crci  d»,  fif  fifus  fum.  to  trufi 

to,  or  in,  to  fut  trufi,  Ox  confidence 

in  a  tbi/ig 
FIducia,  Xi  f.  felf  eoHfcioufneCh  cow- 
rage,   confidence,  ih  a  good  fcnfe  \ 

botdnejs,  affuming,  ia  a  bad  fcnfe  i 

trufi,  dependence 
Ftducialitei*,  adt.  affuredly 
Fiduciarius,  a,  urn.  adj.  that  taketh, 

or  ft  taken  ufoH  trttft 
Fidociariusj  i.  m.  afeoffeHin  trufi 
Fiduciatus,  a,  um.  pt.  fut  in  trufi 
Fiducio,  are.  aft.  ta  make  a  condU 

.  tion  of  trufi 
Fiducior,  ari,  atus.  pafll  to  he  fslt 

in  trufi 
Fid  us,  a,  uiti.   or,  comp^  ffimus^ 

(up.  faithful^  true  hearted,  trufty, 
feffe,  featre 
Fiduftosy  a,  dm.  very  faithful 
Figens,  tis.  pt.  fiecinir,  wostrtding 
Figlinsi,  ae.  f.  tha  fottwU  crafts  and 

workboufi 
Figlinariui,  mi  a  potior 
Figlinum^  i.  n,  an  earthen  veffel 
Fi  glint)*,  a,  vm.  belonging  to  a  fttti^ 
Figf&emum, !.  n.  the  work,  or  work-* 

man/hif,  a  fergery,  a  lie^  a  de* 
'  vice,  acrotehit 

Fi^o,  Sre,  xi,  xom.  z&i  toftiek^  t^ 
fix,  to  fallen,  to  tbrufiin,  to  fhoat^ 

to  bit,  or  ^uoundi  tofet  up  pub^ 

naiy 

F)gof,  gi.  ptlT.  to  be  fixed,  Ac, 

Figularis,  e.  adj;  of  a  potter 

piguliria,  ««  f.  id:  fu,  figiina 

Figulo,  arc.  /rrFiogo 

F)  gClos,  i .  in  I    0  pttter 

FIgura,  e.  tmfigure^  ife«*^>  '^^^  T*t 


F^dicula,  9,  f.  ,a  little  iule,a  iuit*\'^  ihiohJekn\v^al%^^r\r«AX\kt%jL^H'^ 

'  • .*  ^■■..     ...  1 


F  I  M 

Ukenefs,  a  fcff,  or  tgunt,   afipi- 
rotne  (Xfrejicn 
Fipurandus,   a,  um.  pt.  to  ht  fajbi- 

cnfd,  OT  framed 
Fijjura'c,  adv.  fyurat'iwly 
FTguralic,  oiii».  t\  s  ftfjhionifig,  r#- 
ftmbhrif  y:t  Jhafin^ ,  fin  imagimng 
Figuraivus,  a,  um,  Jigurative     . 
Ficoratus,    a,   um.    pt.    fajbitntd, 

firn.edf  coin d,f putative 
Fi^uio,  arc.  adt,  to  make,  form,  or 
fajhicrtj  to  imagine,  or  concave,  to 
Jtt  off 'w'ttb  fig¥reu  Met,  tofitjn, 
fajbton,  at  frame 
Figuror,  ari,  atus.  pafl". 
Filamenra,  n.  pi.  little .  tireadi  ap' 

f  faring  f/i  urine 
Fi:atim,  adv.  thread  hy  thread  . 
Filia,  X,  i,  adaugf'tur 
f  ilialis,  c..adj./W 
Filicatus,  a,  um.  indented,  fcallo^d 
FiJicLlunj,  i.  n.  ferny  ground 
Filicpu«,  a,  um.  of  fern 
Filiftum,  i.  n.  ajemfitld 
Fi  lieu  la,  ae.  f.  polypody 
PiMola,  ae.  f.  a  little  daughter 
Filiolus,  i.  m.  a  little  jon 
Fiiius,  ii.  m.  a  Jon,  a  child,,  the  wale 
ycurg  of  any  creature.  Terra:  iilius, 
an  bbf^r^,  mean  fellow,  Ladl.  For- 
tun;e  l:lius,  'a  fa^iurite  cf fortune ^ 
Hor.  Juii^us  fiiius,  tf/«B  bcjgdtten 
inv^diock,  Jmifc. 
FiJix,   jcis^.t.  firM,  Make,  a  fmall 

fbre  fi  om  a  tfiot,  thick  hair 
Filum,  i.  n.  tf  thread,  yarn,  a  A'«, 
cxftrcak,  the  firing  of  an  infirument, 
M  liweament,  or  feature.  Met.  the 
proportion,  or  draught  of  a  thing, 
thefyle,  and  manner  offpeefb 
fiwariumf  I'u  n,  a  eiunghi/ 
fimbria,  K^f^.any  efstrcmty  nj  ^ 
r/f/a^,  tJbe^horJerl  or  vjelt  of  a 
■ — I  iSelift  effifitpf  fifrifige. 


FIN 

Fifflbnile,  lit.  n,  a  fringe 
Fimbriatus,  a,  Mm,  f tinged 
Fimetuaiy  i.  n.  a  dunghill 
Fimofus,  a,  um.  adj.  fiiUofding 
Fimum,  i.  n.  dung 
Fimus,  i.  m.  tiung,  or  ordure  of  men, 

birds,  cattle,  &c,  tompofi 
Finalis,  le.  %Ayfinat 
Ifinaliter,  adv.  fnally 
Findendiis,  a,  um.  pt*  to  be  deft 
Fiudens,  tis.  pt.  cleaving 
Findo,  ere,  fidi,  fiflam.  i€t,  tocleave, 

to  rive,  tojlit,  to  cbap,  te  aivide 
Findor,  i,  fiiibs.  palT. 
Finger.dui,  a,  um.  pt.  to  firm,  ox 
fofhion,  to  be  formed,  or  fafbioned 
Fmgtns,  tis.  ^i.  forming 
Fingo^  ere,  xi,  i£tum    a£t.  te  make, 
tofafhion,  or  mculd,  tomake,frame^ 
or  build,  to  imagine,  to  fuppofe,  tv 
devife,    invent,    or    contrive,    fo. 
frign,  to  count.  rf^it,tofuit,  adapt  ^ 
or  accommodate 
Fingor,  i.  palT. 

Finiendus,  z,  um.  to  hefinified 
Finicns,  tis.  m.  the  borixon 
Flnio^  Ire,  ivi^  ituta.  a£b.  tafinifb, 
or  evd,  to  accomphjh,    detetmtne, 
appoint f  prefcrihe,  affign,  or  limit, 
t9  d'firu,  to  qutncb,  to  fatiify 
Fin:or,  Iri.  paiT.  to  be  ended,  dtter- 

mined,  &c.  to  be  extinS,  to  die 
JFinU,  is,  m.  vel  i.  the  intent,  or 
purpofe  of  a  thing  done,  the  end, 
the  conctvfiun,  a  bound,  border,  or 
lirhit,    a  definition   of   a   things 
a  country,  or  territoyy,  death 
Finite,  aciT.  deter mlnately 
FInitimus,  a,  lim.  borderlkg  fr/o*, 
nearly  related,  or  aWted,  Rke,  ele/e, 
or  near  te 
Fimtio,oai6.f.tf  defnitiM^ot  butndag^ 
Fimlivvki,  ^^  ^m.'  ^bVt\>  .Wtniuib 


F  IR 

tbat/eiieth  bounds,  that  ff^^ 
an  end  fuky  things  the  hmm 
which  bwmdetb  mtr^ 
Finitoms,  a,  om.  pt.  abottuft 
Finituf,  a,  om.  pt  fiii/bed,  ml 
bcemded,  eenfimd,  determid,i^\ 
FinJtut,  iif .  m»  f^  d^     .     U 
Fio,  fis,  fadas  fam,  fieri,  a*  ^ 
made,  t»  eomj^,  49  be  dm,  *^ 
efieemed,  to  hempen,  to  temttfi 
to  waxf  grow,    or  becce»,  fti 
bred,. Obriam  fieri  aHciiii  »* 
iim,Cic,  Qnid  milp,  ne,  Wi 
me  £ct?  what  will  becamtf^ 
Plaut.  Fiat,  be  itfo,  coaUeiA* 
Firmamen,  inis.  n,an^obl^ 
FirmamentuDi,  i.  n.  the  tkifiA 
of  a  bufinefs  r  AUb  tbe/iit 
Firmaadna,  a,  om.  io  be^i^ 
Fitmant,  tii.  pt.  Jhreapbemf 
Firmatio,  doit.  f.  afirtopbabf. 
Fir^ator,  Sris.  m.  a  eonjrtm  J 
Firmaturui,  a»  nm.  pc.    * 

fire^gtbem 
Fjrmatoi,  a,  nm.  pt. 
madefirong,  confirmed 
Firme,  adv.   ffimd.  fim.. 

fiedfaftfy 
FirmiUs,  atit.  f.  firmnefs,^ 

fhength,  fieadtnefs,  ceafimKy 
Firmiter,  adr,  fnnly 
Firmitudo,  im».  f,firmn^ 
Met.  coi^aneyy  refohttim 
Firmo,  ire.  aft.  to/htngtbeo,  »i 
/eact\,  to  eBabAJh,  ft  leifi^ 
harden,  to  hind,  or  maht^ 
Firmor,  ari,  atvt.  p«fl*. 
Firmus,  a,  um.  adj.  at,  n 
au8,  fup,  firm,  fieafy 
furo,  JlroHg,   lufiy,  btH, 
able,  hard,  fohd,  to  k  t 


111  ?ideo,  T  fee  90 

Per. 

tfj   or  htlon^hg  to 

ajrat'lf  the  curd 
vat,  a  muzx/e  for 
y  ffiay  not  eat  the 

a  rTttUhaJket 
\ag^  afiail,  afafh- 
ilfont 

r eat  frail,  a  great 
fo  the  money  itfeify 
hinges  revenue,  or 
;u8  ilfcui,  a  peve. 
t  is  the  emperor's 
that  rr,  or  may  he 
ven 

chafing 

^efi,  a  chap,  a  dlf- 
fundament:  Alfo 
div'ukth  the  Ftver 
left,  flit,  a  rift,  a 
m  het^een  the  fln* 

pt,  cloven,   riven^ 
"flit,  chinked 

injhument  called  a 
(b  a  rammer 
,  a  driving  of  pi  let,, 
mofflones 
.  pt.  rammed 
to  drive  piles,  to 

fe  to  tarry  water,, 
afiagellet:  Alfo 
>tf  throat,  a  bodkin, 
uleer  in  the  fun- 
.nglic^,  a  whiftle, 

>ipe 

\e  a  pipe 
a  piper  J 


Fiftulatot,  a,  um.  like  a  pipe 
Fiftulo,  ire.  n.  to  he  fpun^ 
Fiftuloftts,  a,  um.  adj.  jpungy 
Fifus,  a,  Uin.  pt.  relfinr  mpon 
Fit,  imperf.  it  comerb  to  pafs»  Cum 

pro  populo  fierety  vfh^a  they  ttwe 

atfacrifice,  Cic. 
Fixurus,  a,  urn;  pt.  ahnt  to  pierce 
f  ixus,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  flxed,  «t. 

fluck  up,  fixed,  or  imprrj/ed,  un- 

moveable.  Adj.  firm,  faft,  fleadf, 

conftant,  permanent 

7  before  U 

« 

Flabellifer,  z,  um*  carries  a  fan 
Flabellum,  i.  n.  afam.  Met*  afiir' 

rer  up 
Flabilit,  t,  tdj.  that  may  he  hlovfn, 

enry 
Flabrum,  i.  n.  a  blafi  ofvoini 
Flacceo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  wither,  tofiag 
Flaccerco,  ^re.  to-fiag  . 
FJaccidus,  a,  um,-  witherfd,  feeble, 

or  flagging 
FIjccus,  a,  um.  adj.  fiegging,  and 

hanging  dovoa 
Flagella,  ae;  f.  a  little  whip  , 
Flagel)ariu8>  U.  m.  mheadle 
FlagellaCor,  oris,  m^a  thre/ber.  Fla- 

gellatpr  annonse,  an  ingroffer  of 

corn  ^ 

Flagellatos,  a,  um.  pt.  fcourged 
Flagcllo,  are.  a£t.  to  whip,  tofcourgt, 

totbrejb:  z{(a.to  keep  clofehckedup 

Flagellor,  ar»,  atus.  paiT. 

Flagellum,  i.  afccurge,  a  twig,  the 

young  (boot  of  a  vine,  a  cla^  of  a 

fi>eUfiJh 

riagitan^os,  a,  um.pt.   (o  he  mt- 

mjily  craved 
Flagitani,  lis.  pt.  eamefily  depring 
FiagTtatio,  onis.  f.  m  tarraft  in- 
frgaty,  9r  4efira 


FLA 

Flagitator,  5ri«.   m.    a  demanSqr^ 

onetvh6inflantlyreq%eftetB 
Flag! fatrix,  Ids.  f.  idem 
Fllgitioft^,  adv.  ffime.  fup.  stngra^ 
eioufiy,    mifcbteuoafiy,    raugStify,  - 
viuainott/ly,fcandalouJ^9  in/amoifly 
FlagitiCfus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
ffinnuf.    fup.    ungradout,  fall  of 
tmfchief,  lewd,  naughty,  vil/ainom, 
infamous,  fcandalousj  hafe 
Fla^tium,  li,   d,  a  hafe  a9ion,  m 
fcandatom  crime,  more  particularly 
the  dehauebing  a  woman  \  alfo  an 
eameft,  or  tiamcrmty  demand^  a 
reproach,  orfcandal  - 
Flagko,  are.  to  ajk  and  demand  wsih 
eame/lnefs  ana  clamour,  to  dun  one 
with  importunity,  to'ravijb,  or  Be 
with  one,  to  accufe,  impeach,  or- 
implead  one 
Flagitor,  ari,  atus.  pafT.  to  he  de* 

manded,  aceufed,  &c. 
Flagrans,  ti».  pt.  ^  adj.  or,  comp. 
ffimus,     fop.    burning t  fi^^gf 
ghwing,  b&ijbing,  pining,  gVit*  • 
tering,  flagrant,   eager,    earneft, 
^olm    / 
Flagranter,  adv.  ili».  comp.  t^ml, 

fup.  eagerly, -bajfionately 
yiagrjintia,  e.  f.  a  burning,  flaming, 
or  bright  fwiing,   drdtnt  defire, 
fiagrancy,  lewdfuft,  violenle,  rage 
Flagrffer,  a,  um.  carrying  a  wh^  ^ 
^lagrio,  onis.  m.  aflave 
Flagritriba,  ae.  m.  a  whipping-pofi 
Flagro,  Sre.  to  bum,  to  be  on  fire,  to 
be  ail  on  aflame.  Met.  tobevicient, 
to  be  inflamed  with  loye,  ekyy,  Atc« 
Flagrum,  i,  n.  a  whip,  afceurge,  4 

lafi> 
Fiamen,  inta.  n.  a  hlaft  of  wind,  n 
found  ota%  ittjhumeitt 


^K^-! 


F  L'A 

FlamTnia,  ae.  f.    the  boufr  rf  the 

arck'priefi 
Flaminica,  a.  f.  arch  prie/Ts  nift 
Flaminiuin,  ii.  n.  thi  prief.bo»d 
Flaminios,  a,  um.  ad;,   of,  or  be* 

Imgingto  tfte  arcbprieft 
^latnqfia,  k.  f.  a  Jiame,  a  bbate,    a 
^Jb,  vebemency^  ardour,  lovej  dan* 
ger,  baxard,    £   flamtna  cibum 
petera,  Pr^v.   to  run  any  rifque^ 
or  rather  tn  fu&tmt  to  any  fbfngt 
tboufb  tuver  fo  bafe^  Ter, 
FUmirandus,  pt.  to  bi  bnmed 
Fl4'nman',  tii.  pt.  /timing,  burning 
Fjammatus,  a,  um.   pt.   inflamed  f 

--1  ho  arvted  with  Jl.imet^  excittd 
Flamrr<^4riu',ii.m.4^40M-ca/&«r  dyer 
FlamniSSlum,  i.  n.  dim.  a  fcarf  of 

fiame  co'our,  ^  fi^gt  O"^  banner 

Flamme51us,  a,  um.  of  fiame -colour 

Flammeum.  i.  n.   a  kind  (f  yellomi 

Jc<jrf^  a  veil^  or  garment  offiame- 

colour 

Elaxnmeu*   a,  um.  bumiug^flamimg  : 

Alfo  offiame-cokuryyelhco 
Flammidu»,   a,  um.    of  a  Jlame  co- 
lour, living  infirm 
Fbnimifcr,  4,  um.   bri^etb flames, 

otflajhes 
Fiama>iger,   r?,  rum,  carrietb  fire, 

Flammigo,  are.  to  cafi  out  fiamtt 

yiammivSmus,  a,  um,  vomiting  fin 

f  iaDir.o,  arc.  n.  toflame^  Qxfiafh, 

to  make  brigbt,  or glitttring.  Aft. 

t J  inflame f  ox  incenfe,  tefttonfire, 

to  excite 

Flammor.  ari,  atus.  paflf. 

Flammiila,  ae.  f.  a  blaxe 

Fhns,  tis.  pt.  b!o:^ing 

Flatiiis,  e.  adj.  tbatishlown 

Fhtor,  oris,  nj.  one  that  doth  bl(fu.\ 

^tfer,  a  founder,  or  mtlter 

V8,  i,  um,  Jlatulent 


F  L  6  ' 

Flatuosc,  adv.  flatu'ently 

Fiatuofijs,  a,  utn.  flatuout 

Flatura,  a,  f.  a  melting  of  metal 

Fiatuty  us.  m.  a  pujf^  or  blafi^  a 
gale  of  wind^  a  gentle  breexe. 
Fmiltcrc  flatum  ventrie,  to  Break 
tuind  bac'-Ktford,  Suet. 

Flavedo,  Tnis.  f.  yelloivn^fs 

Flavcna,  tij.  pr.  of  a  yellano  colour 

Flavco,  crc.  /*  be  yellow 

Flavcfcens,   lis.  pt.  growing  yellow 

FUvefco,erc.  to  g*y>tv  ve!k*to 

Fiavic(Jman«,  tii.  having  yfllovf 
bafr,  FJavTc5mu»,  a,  um«  id, 
Petr.  c,  no. 

FlavTdus,  a,  um.  yellow 

Flavus,  a»  um.  adj.  yellow  as  gold, 
corn  tohen fully  ripe 

Fiebjlis,  c.  adj.  or,  comp.  tc  be  la- 
mented 

Flebiliter,  ^dv.  lamentably 

Fleftens,  ti«.  pt,  bending 

Fleftio,  6ni$.  w/flexio.  f.  a  bow- 
ing,  a  turning  of  the  Toicft,  a 
vending,  or  decUniwg^  the  declining 
of  a  wcrd 

Flefto,  cre»  »i,  xum.  to  bend,  to 
bow,  to  crcoken,  or  titrn,  to  incline, 
to  apply,  to  decline,  to  flnin,  or 
avKtid,  to  ptrfuade  one,  or  prevail 
m>itb 

Flcftor,  I.  pair. 

F'lcndufi,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  lamented 

Fltns,  til,  pr.  weeping 

Fico,  e-e,  evi,  rum  aft.  to  weep, 
to  cry,  fo  bftoail,  or  lament :  Alfo 
to  drop 

Ftcor,  eri.  to  be  lamented 

Fletlfer,  a,  ora.  yielding  tears 

Flernr,  impcrf.  they  weep 
FlctOru«,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to  weep 

I  Flct"$,  a,  um.  pt.  lamented 


FLO 

•Hneth  the  m**d 
FlexHiTIis  <-.  ad?,  that  ntofhei 
fer/'er^  trf^ahle,  fl'rih'f,  fl 
Alfa  rwtmfla^t,  ttavenrg 
FJncilis,  e.    aHj.    e^ff   f«  k 
Fi'-.Tilc  cornn,  a  bav*,  0». 
Fix  18n"»»*  a,nm.^v*'»y  ^W 
Fiexio,  onis  f .  vid'  Fird.o 
F  ezip  ty  ad).  erooked-JootU 
Flexuoft^,  adv.  crookedly 
FJexuofus,  a,  um.  adj.  l^BravSi 
full  of  tumingi  and  wind'n^ 
Flexura,  ae.  f.  a  being  crooked, 

fng,  declining 
Ficxu«,  a,   um.  pt.    btmdt 
turned,    crooked,    cri/peJ,  i 
Met.  inclining  to  s  Alio  Tfj 
or  beaten  back. 
FJcxus,  ij?.  m,  awinditiT,ork 
a  tumirg  in  tie  way,  a  aa 
ena   of  the  race  wbert  tb^ 
again,  a  charging  of  the  at 
voice  in  prmipsdation 
Fliftos,  <i3.  m.  a  dafiiinge^ 
FUgo.  2re,  xi,  ftum.  to  dap  i 

tbegrwnd.  Met.  to%ex 
T\\g^,upzff.nbedajbed 
Flo,  ire.  aft,  to  blow,  f  /«« 
r^  metal,  to  make^  otceie* 
Flor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Floccidus,  a,  um.  Jhcky 
Floccif acio,  J?rc,  tc,  iQm» 

nought  by 
Fioccipcndo,  ?re.  id. 
FloccipeadQr,  i.  palt 
Flocco,  as.  to/ntw  infieJtn 
Flocculus,  i.  m.a  littleUA^^ 
FI0CCU8,  I.  m.  alockrfwni,* 
of  the  fhearing  of  wmIuw  * 
the  Hflp  of  clothes,  abuft^* 
no  notice,  a  flake  efjn^ 
FI6cet,  f.  pi.  he,  (/«rar,G«!Lll 
Floruit  a,  ium.  n.  pi.  491  f^l 


»lVtx*u\twtt^»  V  '^^^  ^^<*  Ut«aX    vkV»m^wilt  ofFlon 


..u 


.u  fed  in  fl^ns^plirf! 
'^  a^U  or,  rom[i 
finuri/hing^  tn  th' 
'  repvr^,  fi-ofptftm. 
he,  g/itteri*>f 

•  n.  tn  fi-'uri^^  fr 
t»  bloffom,  ttf  Jire  ' 
■epute,  or  tfigem^  to 
Hi,  to  be  fa^^nn^  fe 
arkle,  to  ffsf^er 
fo  iezin^  to  h^mm, 
hftt  he  in  ^fpuf£ 

•  ^i'  Jfoit^'-jM  wude 

um.  that  hath  hh 
itb  flowen 
B.  blooming 
1.  adj.    or.   fomp 
ed^    or  di^B    mjhb 
florid,  gay,    iit/i  y, 

1.  bearing  ji^Trrt 
im.  that  f3*h*rtth 
of  fivmers 

fi  ^oer^  a  hhim  Of 
'be  pnmeofaj^,  the 

thing  5  hnn^Uf,  or 
»  of  any  th  nr,  tpiV. 
w  of  one^^  ftf^lu 
f  or  fi^urif  im  rht- 
ty,  del'tvhr,  pieufsirf 

a  hUfftm^   a    litth 
neitt  oF'fbtk 
n.  rai/fng  mf^trfx 
ikinfr  the  V>  tvff 
g.  breJ  i/j^  or  en 

im.  id, 

;  b  faring  tJ^i^ma^'t 

am.   roar.n.r  T'juft 


FLU 

Flu£hian8,   th,  pt.  Jloatiag,  Met. 

'^ -tiering,  doubtful^fiuauating 
FkfliMtim,  adv.  waving 
FjuaMitio,  onisl  f.  tbefxm'mming  of 

ibf  fiomachy  a  Vfavtring  t§    ana 

frtt,  floating 
Fl  fiultai,  a,  om.  toffed  by  wtftvf, 
\    fl^nting 
Fluaiio,  are.  n.  to  rife  in  waves,  to 

fttfjffi  on  the  loaves,  Mer.  to  be  in 

f^^r^nfe,  to  be  carried  hither  and 

ti^fthery  tofiuauate 
Rija«or,  ari,  dep.Wfjw 
Fluaii5fu8,  a,  um.  full  ef  waves^ 

^f'/^erous,  like  waves 
Flu£ius,\i8.  m.  a  wave,a  (urrf,a  bil- 

isw.  Met.  a  crowOf  a  multitude, 

untertainty,  dipuiet,  diftraaion 
Flucns,tif.  ft/flowhg^gu/fingout, 

d^op^ing,   failing,  fuceeeding,    or 

g^mf  well,  loofe,  dtffUute,.  fpread- 

ii^y  extending 
Fl  Hunter,  z^y.Jlowingly 
FltnttitisSnui,  a,  um.  founding  with 

waties 
Fluermm,  i.  o.  a  river         .    . 
Fluidus,  a,  um.  fluid,  waterifh,  fal- 

iinj^.ordrefrping  ff, weak, or  languid 
FJuTtans,  tis.   \it,  flowing,  floating, 

f^^mmingj  toofe,  wavering 
FIfiito,  arc.  n.  to  flow  often 
FJtimcn,  in  is.  n.  a  river,  a  flood  ef 

nars,   Met.  an  ovmflowing^   an 

exuhrrancy 
F luminous,  a,  um.  of  i  river 
Flufv.^re,  jci,  xum,  ^  Aum.  n.  to 
fl*Tif^  to  run  as  1iqu>d<  do,  /»  mrle, 

t9  ^yfb,  to  trickle.  Met.  to  flvw 
frvm.  to  proceed,  or  come  from,  to 
flfpf  or  pafs  away,  tofpread,  to  bang 

ioo  f,  to  rf"©/),  or  fa/!  out,  to  fuc- 

eetd  to  be  profperous :  Alfo  to  flag. 


FOP 

monthly  ewrfti 


Flooret,  Vfmem  monthly  i 
FUita,  «.  f.  a'kindo/lamftej 
Fluto,  are.  pro  flutto     • 
Flurialis,  c.  aJj.  of  a  river 
FJuviaticus,  a,  nra,  tdj.  idem 
Fluvjatilis,  c«  adj.  of  a  river 
Ftuviatus,  a,  um..  fiaied  in  a  rt4ttr 
FlQviQs,  i.  m.  the  water  in  §  r'tvtr,, 

a  river  . 
Fluxe,  adr,  abundantly 
Fluxio,  oi^ii.  f.  sflTwingt  a  rmning 

of  liquids,  theflsue 
Fluxura,  e.  f.  weaknefi 
Fluxurus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  toflrto 
Fluxus^  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  thai 
eaJUy  flonoeth,  leaking,  l»ofe,  bang' 
ing  down,  nngirt,  perijbable,  not 
continuing,,  mutable,  uncertain,  dif'^ 
fdute,  eflcminate 
Fluxus,  fis.  m.  a  flawing 

F  hefort  O, 


;^Jptdhythe 


I       or  dr^p 


FScale,  is.  n.  a  muffler  to  keep  the 

throat  and  neck  warm,,  a  garment 

wcrn  by  tbefl»e  fide 
FScaria,  a  kltcheM  maid:  Alfo  m 

concubine 
Foearius,  belonging  to  the  fire 
F6carius,  i.  m,  afloker 
Focillatus,  a,   um.    pt.     cherijbedi 

r^cvocred,  kept  up 
F^illo,  arc.  ^{k^  to  warm,  or  cheri/h 
FdciIlor,ari,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  cherifi 
Focilo,  are,  tocherijb.  Or. 
F5cula,  orum.  n.  pi.  hat  meats 
F5culus,  i.  m.  a  little  fir c-beartb^  m 

fire,  a  cbafing-difb 
Focus,  i.  m.  tf  fire  hearth.  Synced, 

an  houfe,   Meton.  the  fire.   Pro 

aria  8c  focU,filt  God  and  e^it 

country,  Cic. 
FodicaUo^  Wu,  1%  a  Wl»l 


F  OE  D 

F^^ico,  are.  to  bore.  Met.  to  fiingt 
to  v;Xy  to  grieve,  to   tcrture^  to 
give  a  fecret  pujb 
Fod>en<ius,a,i}m.pt.  to  dig,  or  h  dug 
F'dcns,  rjs,  pt.  digging 
^6dTna,  x,  f.  a  r^um 
podio,  8ie,  or  irt,   flftini.  to  di<r,  to 
i^ine,  to  prick ^  to  flick^  or  jiah^  to 
jog  by  Kooy  of  notice,  or  edmontlio/t, 
Alfo  in  obfcoena  notione 
Fodior,  1,  flu«.  ptff. 
Facialis,  tfn/j/rtf/y 
Fcecunde,  adv.  fruit fu/fy 
Facunditas,     a' if.    f.    fruit fulnefs^ 
Mbundaitce.  Met.   exuberancy^  flu- 
ency,  eloquence^  the  CtdtWs  fa  railed 
Fcerund'to,  arCi,  to  make  fruitful 
Facun-^o.   a:c.  zCi,  to  make  fertile^ 

or  fruitful 
l^acundus,  a,  um.  or,  cqmp.  Hirnus, 
ill  p.  fruitful,  Mb:  to  hear  y^ung^ 
abundant^  cttpioui 
Focdans,  tis.  pc.   defiling 
Fcedator,  oria.  a  dcfiler 
Foed-iturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  defite 
Foedatus,  a,  um.pt.  defiled 
Fade,  adv.  iu?.  comp,  f?ime,    fup. 
'  foulyt  dirtily.  Met.    bafely,  dijho' 

tiourab'y 
FceJeratij,  onls.  f.  a  conf.dtracy 
Fccdcritor,  a  corCpiratnr 
Foedsratus,  a,  um.  confcfbrate 
Fcedcr'iTr.igus, yjrif  Foe  i.fajus 
Fac'e.  0   are.  to  mate  s  I'a^ue 
Fre-J'trt-,  ari.  to  be  c<.nf'.:erate 
FceJifra'OS,  a,  ww.  breaking  a  league 
FcBlTtai,  a'v's.  f.    ugltrfsfiy  defcrmiry^ 
di-iircfx,  f^inky    nafiinefi,  hnrrouzy 
di/J:>r,n:,ur,  haferrfx 
Fa  lo.  jre    to  da-^b,  dtflty   pollute 
or  /^a-'rif  f^  '"ly  if  ti.te  dhfi^  to  beat 


F  OE  T 

muB,  h^.  filthy ^  nafly^  dirty,  ftink- 
tngfUnpleajant,  tleformed,  unfightly, 
bjiftertus^temp*jiuou9,  mtan^fi^ry^ 
rude^eyutlfbofe  /hamelefs,difirufiive 
Feed  us,  eris.  n.  a  league^  a  eo-uenant^ 
a  treaty^  a  ftipulation  bestveer.  two, 
or  n.ore,    ma^ricgfy  b'jpitalify,  a 
con' piracy,   mfirm  »rd»r,   a  Jettled 
decree^  a  mutuAl  relation 
FftnniBa,  vid,  Fenr.ina 
Fanarius,  a»  um.  of  kiy 
FccMtrhria,  c.  pertm  ningto  vfury 
Foenl^rali^.    ium.  n.    pi.    dayt  ft 

P  'y*"g  i^fereft 
Fcen^tat  o,  6nis.  f.  ttfttry 
Fafn''/5«6.  adv.  tvltb  itt'erefi 
FcB  eriror,  oris.  m.  ah  ufurer 
Fu-n  ratorios,   a,  ntn-  pertaining  t$ 

ufury 
Fa;p«i4frix,  Tcis.  f.  a  fatonbrcier 
Forneratus,  a,  nm,  pat§nt  to  interrfl. 
Mrt.  returned  with  advantage 


F  0  M 

Fceteo,  ere.  n.  to  fiink,  ttli**, 
W  fmeU,  Met.  U  be  u^i 
offend 
Foeciditas,  atis.  fiiniipgatft 
Foetidus,  a,  tim.fiinking,  rtA 
FcerTfcr,  a,  }xm.  fruitful 
FcexifXco,  are.  to  bfffuiftl 
Fa  !»!<  118,  a,  um.  fiuitfwl 
FcTo,  arc.  to  bring  fvtbjmf 
Fcetor,  pris.  m.  afiink 
Foctiilentus,  a,  atp>  f^n^ 
Yfg  ura,  «p.  r.  tba  breeding  if  «f 
tJbf  timafrom  conceptm  ftiilA 
t^grovftb,  or  f bringing  ^  ^ 
an  edition  cf  a  book  j 

Foetus,  a,  ujn.  big^  or  frtsof  • 
young:  hXifi  that  batjb  T""^^ 
boundimg 
FpetoSyfts.  m.  the  young  of  i^^ 
ture,  g^frp^t  cftreetj*  iinb 
Foli^ceus,  a,  um.  likt  bana 
.F5l>atio.  on  is.  ^.foliage 


e/  */  /y/  ♦/?  d'fnnic\  f:  tear^  or  rtnc\"P'^t"*^iWv\\i,TC\^\.  t\.  lUtle  im 


Fcen^ro,  arc.  to  lend  upon  ufury  \  Foliatuni,  \,  owtmeat  of  ffik^M 

Foe  eror,  ai,  an  s  tym.  d  p.  ro  itW '  Fiiliatura,  oe.  f.  tbffo&eit      I 
on  vfury^  to  borrow  on  ufuty,   Fot-  j  Foliatns,  %,  um,  letfved,  tbtBM^ 
neranb^'Deficium,   to  du  one   a   Fol'ofus,  a>  um. /«(/ •f'/«««ij 
FfiUum,  i.  n,  a  leaf  of  m  tmj^ 
or  l^erhy  a  lemfifa  bodt     ^ 
FoHkuIus,  i.  m.  4  iittk  ^rf ) 
tbfr,  a  fmafl  (either  i^l 
tvitb  %vtnd,  the  bufi^  ^\ 
ivheaty  or  oth^  grmn,  tki  M 
peel  inclofing  tbefee^,  §  ^A 
offlefi>t  the  womb 
Follis,  is.  m.  M  bsig,  fttrft  ^i 
of  leather,  a  pmr  4^^"!^ 
made  of  Uatbv  ''^  fl'\j 
vtifid,  to  lejlruck  kytbikm 
Folittim,  adv.  hytb^ltT^ 
perat^m,  fed  foUitimiB^ 
{fphy^  jmsllgM^x^*} 
for  pence,  but  ^wnwi^*/ 


kirrdrefi  ii  itb  a  view  of  receiving 

agreater^  C"c. 
Frepcus,  a,  um.  madt  of  bay 
Ficnu  if  larius,  adj.   belonging  to  bay 
Fcniciilum,  i.  n.  fennel 
Fceiille,  is.  n.  an  hayloft 
Fanifeca,  a.  c.  g.  a  mower  of  grafi 
Fenieciuro,  haymaking  time,   Qui. 

a»  19- 

FcenTfedlor,  oris,  a  mortar 
FoenVfex,  icis   m.  a  mowe^ 
Fceni'slcia,  x.  bnybarvefi 
Fcenum,   i.  n,  bay.  Foenum  hal^rc 

in  cornu,  /«  ^^  mifchievous,  Hor. 
Fce(iusj  uris.  n.  tntereft  upon  money 
"    v»\iWv\Vi,TC\^\.  t\,  iitr/e  inter e^ 


O  R 

thn,  an  alJaying  of 

,  fuei,  any  thirty  that 
keepeth  the  fire  in, 
rf;w,  an  hdncfmfnt 
•  fountain^  a  fpring, 
ttf  VJater,  the  ff  ring 
ipalcaufe  ofany  thing 
T».  ofafprxnf 
n,  a  Ritte  faring,  an 

i.  niof  be  tooundeJ 

a  flip  of  yarn 
f.  any  bole 
n*  pf,  to  te  bored 
ofdotrt,  fortb 
Q,  a  piercer 
.  pt.  bdredypifteed 
f ,    a  pair  of  tongs, 
rs,  txoeexers,   or  It  he 

crab*$f    or  lohfieri 
hook 

fu.  forent.  I  might  be 
jm .  t»  be  hereafter 
jj.   belonging   to   the 
tris  tfpkading 

i.  the  door 

a  pair  offciffarsy  or 

n  hookf  a  body  of  men 

'  to  receive  the  euneus 

»1.   m,  the  decks  of  a 

I,  or  gai/eries,  alleys, 

ts  in  gardens 

boufe  of  office 

I.  a  deanfer  of  jokes 

n.  f,  a  'Wicket 

.  from  without 

'99r»  Sed  ujitatiiis  le-- 

om  abroad,,  %uiitbot(t 
utjid*  of  any  place. 
'cafy,  in  other  peoples 


F  OR 

if  the  face,  and  mien  of  the  b^, 
a  figure  abftra^ledly  confidered. 
Synced,  beauty,  afa&ion,  or  make, 
a  plot,  or  moJeU/z  building,  a 
fiampy  w  matrix  for  money.  Meton. 
mohey,  a  coin,  a  fboemaker't  laji,  a 
cbeefevat^  a  Hkenefh  orrefemhlance, 
an  idea,  a  phantafm^  a  'vifion,  a 
gbofi^  a  refcripty  or  mandate,  a  fit 
form  ofivorJSt  afjmn  of  law 
Formalis,  c.  zA],  formal 
Fo-maJTtas,  atis.  f.  formality 
Formillter,  adv.  formally 
FormaTDent^m,  i.  n.  a  mould 
Formans,  tis.  \>t.  forming 
Formandus,  a,  urn. 
Formatio,  onis,  f.  a  forming 
Fornnator,  ori«.  m,  a  makers  a  ere- 
ator.  Met.  afi'mer^   an  infhuSer 
Formatura,  ae.  f.  affirming 
Formatunis,  a,  nm.  pt.  about  toferm 
Fomatug,  a.  \ym,  ^U formed 
Fornf^ica, ae.  f.  an  ant 
Form7can»,  tii,  creepirg 
FormTcatio,  onis.  f.  a  tingling 
FormTcetum,  i.  t\,  an  anthill 
For?rIcInus,  a,  um.  like  the  ant 
Formico,  are.  to  rife  inplmples 
Formicofus,  a,  um.  %6].  full  of  ants 
FormltiabTlis,  e.  zAy  formidable 
Formidandus,  a,uni.  pt.  tobalreaded 
Formidans,  tis.  pt,  fearing 
Formidario,  onis.  f,  a  fearing 
FormTda':us,  a,  um.  pt.  dreaded 
ForiJido,  are.  aft.  to  fear 
Forroidor,  ari,  atus.  to  he  feared 
Formldo,  ini?.  Lfear,  dread,  terror, 

aflonifhment,  ajcar*crrw 
Formldolose,  adv.  ius,  comp.  fearm 

fi'l}\  fimoroujly 
Fornaldolofus,  a,  un».  ior,   comp. 
iTimns,  fup.  z€i*  fearful,  timorous. 
Pair,  to  he  feared,  horrible 
Formo,  arc»  a^,  to  form,  frgm^ 


FOR 

mvntd,  otfajhion,  to  butld,  to  eem^ 

pofe,  to  inftruff,  tofeign,or  imagine 
Formor,  ari,  a  tut.  pzff.mouUedp  &€•*  • 
Formosa,  adv.  neatly 
Formositai,  icl«.  f.  handfomneft 
Formofus,  a,  una.  adj.   ior,  comp* 

flimus.  (up,  fair,  beautiful,  charm* 

tng,  handfome 
Fonnula,   c   f.  beauty,  a  rule,  or 

maxim,  a  form  in  law,  a  tor  it,  m 

Juitjprocefs,  or  indiffment,  an  ordrr^ 

a  Jhoemaker*s  laft 
Formulariui,  i.   m.  that  maketb  nut 

Vf'its 
Fcrnacalia»  orum*  n.   pi.  facrifiees 

offered  brfure  the  grinding  of  term 
Fornaceus,  a;  om.  like  afunsact 
Forna.  fifa,  at.  f.  afumaen 
Fornax,  icis.  f.  a  fumaea 
Fornicaria,  ae,  f.  apreflitute^  Tert. 
Fornicarius,  h  m,  belonging  toftews 
FornTcatim,  adv.  ttke  an  arch 
Forjiica'io.  onis.  f.  an  arching  over^ 

Alfo  forrdcation 
Fornicator,  oris.  m.  afnmieator 
Fornicatrit,  Tcis.  f.  a  where 
Fornicatua,  a,  um.  pt.  arehed'over 
Fornico,  ire,.  a£V.  to  arch  ovef 
Fornicor,  ari,  atus.  paif.  to  be  bent 

downward*   Dep.   to  enmmit  for* 

nication 
Fornix,  icis.   f.  an  arch':  Alfo  M 

brothrel  houfe 
F5ro,  are.  u€t.  to  bore 
Foror,  ari,  pafl*.  fa  be  bored 
Forpex,  kit.  f.  Jkiffars 
Fors,    tis.  f,  fortune,  luck,  chance^ 

hazard 
Fortan,  adv.  perhaps 
ForsTtan,  adv.  it  mey  be 
Fnrfit,  adv.  it  may  be 
Fortaf«e,  ^t .  <^«rba^\ 
FoTUtti»»^^N,  ^eTt\)«nM 


WQltaX^ 


FOR 

Fort^,  a^v.  h  ^^f*"'  Forte  fortuaa, 

as  food  luck  ^vouldbave  it,  Tcr. 
J'ortTriil'i*,  a,  Mm,  fomtivhat patifnt 

Tort'^Tratio,  onii.  f,  a  fortifying, 
fift'^  ft  ration 

Fort^f  i'<"afor,ori8.m.  fee  Propngnator 

Fortrrtco,  arc.  to  fortify 

Fortis.  c.  aHj,  or,  comp.  Himus, 
fup.  hardy f  patient,  flouts  cc/ljnt, 
conra^eouSf  'valiant,  marnani'*fus. 
ncellkreJ,  honeft.  boncurah/e,  rich, 
ftotpfrfulf  bale  J  ^Hftyift^ong,fwift, 
fair 

Fortlfter,  adv.  iiis.  corap.  flime, 
/up.  patient fy^  bravely j  valiantly t 
Jloutlf,  refolktefyt  undauntedlyy 
fuickfy,  hrtjkly,  apace 

ForfYtC^o,  Tnis  f.  patience,  greatneft, 
of  foof  har^infft^  couraf;e,  tntrepi- 
ditf,  a  ira^/e  aflion.  firettgtb 

For'iiircu!u»,  m,  fioutifi> 

FortiM'o,  a'iv,  ^  chance 

Fortirtu,  qu.  ablaf.  mon'^pt.  idem 

FortoTtus,  a,  um.  adj.  that bappenetb 
i>v  cb^fce,  Cudden,  c'afual,  acci- 
dental, of  it  felf 

Forfuna,  a».  f.  fwtune,  baxard,  ad- 


F'R  A 

-  matters  ^f  judgement  pleaded.  Ce- 
cicre  foro,  to  become  bankrupt,  Jav. 
Uti  foro,  Trr.  to  fitit  bimfelf  to 
the  time,  Dccedere  foro,  to  Hvr 
priva^elyt  Ncp.  In  alieod  foro 
lirigarc,  to  ^'ollnKo  a  bufinefs  be  doth 
not  ttnderfland,MzTt.  A  ftrc  foniin» 
to  bold  a  court  to  try  eaufes 

FSrns,  i.  m.  the  deck,  or  batch  of  a 
fhip:  Alfo  fmf*ll  furrows 

F'^fla,  ae.  f.  a  ditch,  a  trench 

/rffariu,^  i.  n,,  a  ditcher 

FofTifJin   i.  n.  a  fofs 

Fo»sili?,  e,  ^^l.fijftk^  fobicb  it,  or 
may  be  digged  ont  of  the  earth 

FoflRo,  onis.  f,  a  digging 

Foflltius,  a,  um.  digjred,  or  deJ'ved, 
Foffi'ia  nigra,  fea  coal,  J»fn, 

FofTir,  orif.  m.  a  dsjiger,  a  piotietr 

Fofsiila,  ae.  f.  a  little  ditch 

Foffura,  ae.  f.  m  digging 

FnfTus,  a,  um.  pt.  difged 

FOtus,  a,  um.  pt.  cberilhed 

Fotus,  V15.  m.  a  nourijbing ;  Alfo  a 
fomentation 

Fovea,  ae.  f.  a  pitfal  i  m  den,  m 
ca-ve,  afox^t  holty  &c, 


I'tnture  hap,  ebatic,  event,  htck,  jFovendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  cherijbed 
ftate,   ertfSv'n,    an  eftate :    AKo  JFovr ns,  tis.  pt   cberi/hing 
the  Go-^defs  fo  caVei  iF6veo.  ere.  ^ovi,  fotum,  aft,  tokeep 

Fortune,  nl.  onr's  fortune^  or  el*a*T    \     vmrm,   to  chcri/b,  or   nourifb,  to 
rictfi   noethh,  w^af  ive  is  worth    \    /<f'^»  o'  t^aintairt,  to  make  much  of 

Fortiina^?,  a-* v.  1^5.  c^mp.  happily,        to^a-^our,  to  lo^ne  and  embrace,  to 
f^rtun^fch.prorberruflJucHly 


FortMnatHs,  a,  iim.  a  i.  or,   comp. 

fl>  •*  "r.  Tup.  hlefi,  hatypf .  fortunate, 

ive.iltby    rich,  favonr  ihk 
Ff>'t»inIiiiT»,  i.  n.  vira  luck 
Frr  nno,  are   aft.  to  make  happy 
Foirfinor.  aii,  ato?.  pafT. 
Ff^ro !i, p  1 .  TT) .  tut. bes^  Jhehesfir  hcch 
Fontm,   i,  n,  s  market  place  iv'tn 

f'^r\rs a^f  fc! i :  fi,\U  tie  cmm^y '^'^■'■^^^  *^s . . vxt-v^  ti>« 
'/>'''^ce  f^'iaccourti  are  kept^  avd   fT^u4>i^>*>^'=^*^'^"^'^"^^ 


rfpoufe,  ox  favour^  to  foment,  or 
hathe  with  any  liquid  thing 
Fovc'.r,  eri.  paff.  to  be  cherijbed 


F  bejore  R. 

F'-acco,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  putrify 
Fracet,  ioir.  pi.  f.  I'cs  cf  oil 
ccfco,  e  e.  t9  grtsio  mwlJy 


:F  R  A 

FraAfO,  Snn.  f.  s  fraSM 
FraftQra,  ae.  f.  mfraatat 
Praftqmty  ty  iim.  pt.  #b«r »{ 
Fraftoi,  a,  um.  pt.  hnkn.  l«  _ 
dif enter ag^,  Mtf  of  *««^.,W 
'•Hfff   vanqnifbed,  nice,  etftmm^ 
Fratnatio,  onii,  f.  a  bndlhg 
FT«n?tor,  oris.  m.  m  rtfrmm^ 
Fr«nitus,  a,  um.  pt.  W"* 

ftrainedy  curbed,  kept  h         . 
Fraen'gSrus,  a,  um.  that  W**  ( 
bridle.  Fraenigen  ala,  «  Mf  I 
horfi,  Stat. 
Frasno,  are.  aft.  tobridk,  ftfl 
t9  rein»  Met.  t§  keep  in,  ft  C 
to  reflrain,  U  Pop,  otfeff 
Fraenor,  an.  paflT. 
Fraenum,  i,  n.  pi.  fryui.  «•  ^ 
fraena.  n.  a  bridle,  or  the  kkfj 
hridle,aeur^.  Met,  aAetktVt^ 
Dare  frzna,  to  dsbdme.  Of .  ' 
pere,  to  fubmit,  H. 
Fragefco,  ere.  to  break 
Fraeili%  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  1 
foon  broken,  mo'tat,  v:eok,  [ 
able,  that  maf  he  eafly  brtkh^ 
tvithout  mo'ffiure  ] 

FragilTu«»  atis.  f.    brkthmfu  m 

toeaknefs,  frailty 
Fragmen,  1  nit.  n.  afragmett^M 
Frif.mentumy  i.  n.  idem  j 

Fragor,  oris.  m.  a  neife,  *  ttift  t 
crack  _      \ 

F»  a?osS,  adv,  mitb  s  great  mifti 
FragSruf,  a,  um.  adj.  ffiii«»f  "J 
rou^h,  craggy.  Met.  WW^J 
tajy,  boarte,  or  jarring:  Afw*'"^ 
Fragrant,  tis.  pt.  &  96],  fi^^ 
Fragranter,  adv.  fraframff 
Fraarantia,  ae.  f.  ^fffT"^^.  ^ 
Fragro,  are.  n.  to  fisell Jwimfi^ 

rowfr,OT  ftrong 
Fragum.  i.  n.  a  frawbem      , 
VixTCONWi^  ae*  f.  toc  GcnBiB-y* 
•A 


'3i 


or  hunter' sftaff 
1.  pt.  to  be  broken 
hreaking 

,  fradum.  a^.  to 
0  iveakf/i,  ihfpv;d^ 
tbate^  or  Jiminifb^ 
launty  f  'vanquifhy 
'ringe^  to  moxfc,  to 
>fiint 

pair,  to  ht  broken, 
/,  &c. 

rorhfr^  cotifederatet 
7,  kin/man,  or  cou' 
,  &c,  o/"  tbefa$tte 

'  |TO70  tf^  together 

a  little  brother 
tberly' 

f,  a  fraternity 
I.   adjV    brotherly, 
;rna   cedes,  ««- 
»^'-,  Virg, 

killer  of  hit  brother 
1.  /b7//»]f   of  one*t 

n.  ^  ^^r*  left  by 

pt.  ftf  ^tf  defrauded 
•  tf  deceiving 
.  a  deceiver 

pt.   dfce'tved 
to  Jkfraud.  Frau- 
'  pirch  bis  heUf 

to  be  defrauded 
,  ius,  comp,  frau* 

'.    hflTriery 

ro.  idj.  cr,  corop. 

udufent 

ty  fraud t  guile,  a 

f  trick,  a  fault,  or 

tnience,  y>rejjtdUf,j 


damage,    lofs,  detriment, 
dejign :  Alfo  a  pvni/bment. 


fR  E  F  R  I 

Frequentator,  orh^.m.afrefuenfef' 
Frcquentatus,i,  um.  pt,  much  fre* 

^uented 
Frequenter,  adv.  i^,  romp,  flim^ 

(^^»'oftentimeSy  freptently 
Fiequcxjti*,  «.  f.  a  great  cin^nyp 

frequency 
Frequcnto,  are.  a£b.  to  frequent,  of 

haunt,  to  refort  much  to,  to  people 

a  place,  to  bring  tegetber,  toamafs, 

or  heap  together,  Meton.   f  telt* 

brate,  to  make  often  ufe  of 
Frequentor,  ari,  sftos.  paff. 
Freflus,  vel  fre'us,  a,  um.  pt.   ^-C 

ken.granched,  fbaled 
Fr?tJlis,  e.  adj.  of  the  narrow  feett 
Fretum,  5.   n.  a  narrow  fea,    the 

firaitsythefes,  Hinc  Anglice,/riV*" 
Fr^tus,  a,  um.  adj.^  relying  upon   . 
Frc'us,  <ls.  m   an  arm  of  the  fea 
FriabiUs,  e.  adj.  «i»y^«  fr«w^/«l 
Friatus,  a,  um.  pt.  trumbUd 
Fricandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  rubied 
Fricatio,  onis,  f.  a  rubbing,  plaj* 

teringf  pargetting 
FrTcator,  oris.  m.  that  rubbctb 
Fricatura,  «.  f.  a  pargetting 
FrTcatus,  ds.  m.  a  rubbing 
Fricatus,  a,  um.  pt.  rubbed 
Frlco»  are,   iii,  &  avi,   ftum,  w7 

atum.  aft.  to  rub,  chafe,  or  fret 
Fricor,  ari,  atus,  6f  friaus.  paflT. 

to  be  rubbed,  tec, 
Friftift,  onis.  f.  friffion 
Friftus,  a,  um.  ^t.  fried,  parektd 
Frftus,  us.  m.  a  rubbing 
FrlgSdo,  Tnis.  f.  cbilneft 
Frifefaftus,  a,  um.  made  co^d 
Frigens,  tis.  pt.  eold,fearfuly  faint* 

hearted,  dead 
Fngfo,  ere.  xi.   n.  to  be,  or  grow 

cold.  Met.  to  be  faint^  to  bt  wX  «>J 

/«9  * 


an  evil 
Meton, 
a  cheat,  a  pickpocket 
Fraufus.  a,  um.  cheated. 
FfJxfnetum,  a  grove  ofafhei 
Frjxineus,  a,  um.  adj.  £>   t'raxinus, 

aj,  um.  aflnn,  ofafh 
Frajfinua,  i.'f.  an  ajhtree 
Prem^bundns,  a,  ^m,maketb  a  hor- 
rible noife  . 
Fremendus,  a,  um.  pt.  roaring 
FrSmen^y  lis,  pt,  roaring,    raging, 

niighing 
FtSmlfdos,  a,  um.  z6),  furious 
Fremitus,   us.  m.  a  roaring,  as  of 
lions,  or  of  the  fea,  a  neighing  of 
horfes,  afhouting  of  men,  a  clafb- 
ing,  as  of  arms,   a  bluftering,  a 
found,  or  bUtfi,  as  of  a  trumpet, 
a  murmuring,    noife  of  people  get 
together,  found  of  applaufe  i  Alfo 
fretting,  grumbling 
Fremo,  gre,  iii,  itum.  n.  to  roar 
like  a  lion,  lynx,  or  tiger,  to  make 
a  jgr^at  noife,  as  waters,  to  blufler^ 
to  mutter,  or  grumble,  to  fret  tind 
chafe,  to  bewail,  or  lament,  to  ex  • 
pre/s  Jcy,  applaufe,  or  approbation 
Fr?mor,  oris.  m.  a  rearing 
Frendens,  tis.  pt.  gna/hing  the  teeth 
Frendco,  ?re,  ui.  n.  &  frendo,  gre. 
to  gnajh    the  teeth,  /»  groan,   to 
grunt,  to  breakyor  bruije 
Freniger,  bearing  a  bridle  ' 
Frcquens,  tis.  adj.  ior,  comp.  i/li- 
mus,  fup,  frequent,  nrdina*y,  that 
often  Cometh,    or  is  ofen  done,  re- 
forting  much,  or  much  rejorted  to, 
abounding  luUh 
Frequentand'M,    a,    um.  pt.    to  be 

frequently  interjperjed 
Freqnentans,  tis.  pt.  frequenting 
Frlquenricio,  onis.  f.  af^equentin^ 
Figquentato,  s^dv,  fre^uintly 


FRO 

Fri^cans,  tif.  pt.  making'  cool 
FrtKcfccns.  tir.  pt.  grruming  cold 
Ff  leeCrir,  imprrf.  it  is  cold 
Friijf'io.  frc.  togr9%ucoli 
^'n^idar.utr,  i.  n.  a  cclA  hatb  ' 
Frit  1  viarMis    a  urn.  a^j,  c»ld 
*"/!?t  adv.  flimc,  fup.  nUly 
Fri"i:3fdr»as  atif.  f.  frigidity 
Frigtdiurcolus,  a,  um,  zi\, Jomtwhat 

FiJj:filuP,  z6y,  fomewbat  eoUIy 
Frlgidiilos,  a,  um.  adj.  chU,    Fti- 

eidulos  tido  (ingoltus  ore  ciens, 

Ca/»//.  62.131. 
FrT,»Yc:ti8,  a,  nm.   adj.  ior,  comp. 

iflimu";,  fup  «>A/,  cbil/,  frigid, 
faint,  Jlt^bt,  dull,  baldyftly,  dead- 
■  fy:  AM^dead 

Fngilla,  ae.  f,  ^  cbajpneb,  a/pink 
Fripo,  ere,  xi,  xum,  vel  dlum.  ad. 

5<'/0'»  topa-cb 
Frigor,  Otis.  m.  eofdneft 
FrTgorTfirus,  a,um.  tbat  maketb eoU 
FriguR,  oris.  h.  cofd.,  chi/nefs,  ivinttr^ 

foldtorathry  rnolfhade,  refrtjbmtnt 

from  beat,  a  cofd.  Met.  coomefs  of 

aWeffion.  fear,  dea*b 
Frig'ifciilum,  i.  n.tf  ItttU  tdd^refpid 
Frio,  are.  aft.  to  crumble 
Fritilla,  ae.  f.  W  fritifls,  ornm.  n. 

pi.  a  kind  of  pulfe  :  Alfo  «  ^iW 

offruel 
Frttillus,  i.  m.  ^  dicebox 
FrTvgla.  oru-P.  pi,  n.  trumpery 
F.ivolarius,i.  m.  a  pedlar 
Frlvo!u«,  a,  um.  adj.  fri-vohut,  tri- 

fi'^'iifi^^kU  of  ro account,  or  value, 

f«r*iy  pitifaU  fiUy,   doting,  fa% 

Trix!».  a.  f,  fried fefh 
Frixf-rium,  i.  n.  a  frying  pan 
Frixura,  a.  f.  «  frying 
Frixus,  a,  um,  pt,  fried 
froadltio,  onis.'f,  kpfirf  rf  trut 


F  R  U 

Frondator,  oris,  m,  a  wood  topper 
Frr^nden?,  ti».  ft,fpringmg,  gretn 
Frondeo,  er«,  ui.  n.  to  bear  leavet 
Frondcrco,  grc.  to  loax  green 
Frondeui,  a,  um.  adj.  made  ofleavn^ 

full  of  leaves 
Frond ifcr,  a,  um.  bearetb  leaves 
Fr^ndofus,  a^  am.  tdj.  or,  conp, 

full  of  leaves 
Frons,  ti^.  f.  {&  m.  Ctil)  thefore^ 
bead,   tbe  front,  or  ftreparf,  tbt 
brovf,  Mf  t.  ibe  entrance,  and  be- 
ginning of  a   th?ng,  the  van,  or 
front  of  an  arnyt  a  eottntenanee^ 
affurance,  confidence 
Frons,dii.  f.  a  Uafofdtrte 
FrOBtaJe,  is.  n,  a  frontlet 
Fronlatus,  a,  om.  z^],fianding  tmt 

iike  a  forebead  ' 
Frontifpicium,  i.  n.  a  frontifpioct 
Fronto,  Snis.  m.  beetlebrovjei 
Fru6Hfcr,  a,  vm.  bearing  fruit 
Frudlifiro,  are.  tofruEiify 
Fruftuarium,"  un,  a  vine  hrancb . 
Fruftuariui,    a,  um.  adj.    bearing 

fruit,  breeding 

Fruftuose,  adv.  iiis.  comp.  fruitfufy 

Fruftnofns,  a,  um.  adj.tokj  comp. 

flimus,    fop.  fruitful,  profitable, 

beneficial 

Frucjus,  a,    um.  be  tbat'  ufetb,  or 

enjoy  etb 
Fruftus,  <4s.  ,m.   &  antiq.   fru€ti, 
,   fruit,  profit^    advantage,  fervice, 
pleafure,  rent,  deligbt,  fatisfaBion, 
interffi  of  money  I  siUo  tbe  ufe  of 
a  thing 
Fruetpdus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  enjoyed 
Fr^gllis,   e.  adj.  or,  comp.  ifimus, 
fup.  frut:aly  thrifty^  foher,  moderate 
in  exf>enfes,  good  management,  of, 
or  belonging  to  corn 
Frvgaiitas,  atis.  f.  frugaUty 
*  Fro^3iVil« ,  ^^N .  \^\ » i:<iiK^»  ^^\pU^ 


F  RU 

Frages,  um.  f.  aU  kinds  % 

corn,  grain,  the  fruit  of  trt 

pulfe.  Sec.  Red  ire  ad  fmf 

nam,  Ter,  to  gr^o  better 

cmne  a  new  man 
Frugi,   indecl.  fcpe  adj. 

fober,    temperate,    madekt 

bonefl,  nfeful,  and  necefir^ 
Frugifer,  *,  um.  bearii^  ^ 

com^  fertile,  fruitful,  \ 

projttabk 
Frugifercns,  tis,  pt.  bean»i^ 
Frugifero,  etre.  to  bear  fn 
Frfigilegus,  t,  um.  ganbenn 
FruTturus,  ra,  rum.  p^.  A 

enjoy  hereafter 
FrQmen,  Tnis.  f.  frumenty 
Frfimentaceut,  a,  urn.  adj. 

Ptilt  ^mentacea,^ni0i 
Frumentarius,  a,  um.  adj.  \ 
Frumentarius, i. m.  a eorut 

tf  hadger,  one  tbat  cmw^ 

vifion 
Frumentatio,  onit.  f.  barv 

foraging,  or  pmviding  eft 
Frumentator,  ot}s.  m.  a  fa 
Frfiraentor,   irii  atus  fiim. 

provide  com,  ibforage*  tt 
Frumentum,  i.  ^.  com  fir 
Frumitor,  oris,  ft,  a  tanner, 
Frunifcor,  i.  to  enjoy,  plati 
Frunitus,  wife  aed  trufiy 
Fruor,  i,  £^u«,  vd  itus  fa 

to  enjoy,  to  take  the  prtft 
Fruftarim,  adv.  in  pieces 
Fniftillatim,  adv.  inRttUf. 
Frufto,  are.  to  break  into  fit 
Fruftra",  adv."  /«  vain,  U  m 

Fruftraefley  tobedirgpfi 
Fruftrani,  tis.  pt.  firt^rati 
Fr  iftratio,    onis.   {,  a  f 

difappointment 
Froftritor^  oria*  ta»  adeen 


FUC 

tot,  a;  mo.  pt,  begtttUdf  dif" 
httd 

tot,  As.  m;  M  deceiving.  Ha- 
■liqoein  fraftratui,  to  make 
^rfeeUfPhuU 
^  ir^  tofrufirate 
i'/iriy  atus  funs.  dep.  to/rttf- 
I  hrdiji^f0iit/,  to  iefruftrated,. 
faffiiHted 

ttiiB>  adv.  i^  piecemeak 
entofl,  a.  lim.  adj.   full  tf 

KB,  i.  h.  £  wurfel^  or  frssi^ 

b',  L  a.  «  broken  pieet 

ffin^  a,  am.  adj.  &  frutec- 

m,  i.  o.  «  nurfery  of  young 

,-Icia.in.  m  pruhi  Alfo  an 
«M  mgreatftaH,  a  hlockbead 
m,  tiM.^pt.n>Hnffng 
^9$  Siiia.f.   the  Jfrwting  oj 


L 


m,  Srt*  «p  grow&rliUy 

tarn,  i,  n»  a  Jbmihery 

^  'ire.  «»  Mff  /or/i  jj^rj^ii 

h,  Mti,  itfat  fum.  dcp.  iVm 
Shty  a,  um.  adj.'ior,   comp. 
ia^  fap.  firuhky,  frilo/Jboets 
^^9*    f.  y^i'y  <^9^».    Bonse 
I  Jumbo,  «  ^tM^  hn/bafid,  Gic. 

F  i<ir«  U. 

fuaa,  fuatyjpftf  fim,  £b,  fit 
AiviB.  pi.  r.  fptu 
lb  tit.  pt.  ftainlng 
Ikinii.  f.  a  di^uifing 
K  a«  am.  pt.  <A>^,  fiain^d, , 
t|mr(<  iounterfejted 
maft.  f  counterfeit 

hiri,  itut.  ptfl;  r0  ^tf  ifi^i      .    ^..£^.  ^  — 
%t^^mMit(9lMired,pmntedj'Fugitar,  6rit,  jbi.  ^r  runner 


F  UG 

iouHterfeited,   cheating 
Fucus,  i,  m.  a  ///-caf,  a  falfi  die, 

or  painty  the  lifUor  of  the  purple 
fip*  Met,  a  difgui'.e,  guile,  traft 
Fuerct,  pro  cffet 
Fuga,  ae.  i.fiighty  exilcj  hdnifiment, 

fpf^tif  fwi/tnefs,  Jbnnning^  or  ef- 
.  chewing 

Fugaclfter,  ad?.  ids>  comp.  in  a  fly- 
ing manner 
Fugaadus^Tai  uan'^ti  to  ke  put  to 

flight 
Fugana,  tif.  pt.  putting  to  flight 
Fugatio,  onis.  f.  a  putting  tofligbt 
FQgatfrus,  a,  um^pt.  ready  to  put 

tofligbt  '      . 
Edgatus,  a,  Qin.  ^U  put  tofligbt, 

driven  aioay 
FiSgax;  icii.  adj^  ciqr,  comp^  cif* 

fimui,  fup.  fwift  in  fliiht^  run- 

ning  aiway.fir.ftar.  Met.  Jading, 

decaying. 
Fi^giendus,  a^  um.  pt.  to  be  avoided 
Fiigiens,  tis..  pt.  flying,  or  running 

moay,fliunning,  avo-ding,  dealing 
Fogio,  ere,  gi^  jtum-.  neut.  :&  zt\. 

to   £y,   ejcape,  .or  run  'atvay^  to 

efcbew,  jbun;.  or  avoid,  to  be  jhy 

ofy    to  ejcape  oneU  •  kt,oVf ledge ^  tj 

be  ignorant  oj,  to  fail  a^oiy,  not 

to  admit  oj'^  tojorbea^ 
Fa^Jtans,  tis.  pr,  Jhunning 
FiHgitivarius,  a,  .am.  one  that  gbetb 

ajtor  Jervanti  run  avtay,  to  hrinj 

tbem  Hack  again.  Fiords 
FQgitivuty  ar  urn.    a  j.    fagitrve' 

running  aviay,  that  maketh  kajle 

away 
Fugitivas,  i.  m.  a  fugitive 
Fu^iio,   are.  to  ue  to  rkn  atoay,  to 

fly  often,  to  efchev),  or  avoid 
Fugito,  are.  ^  fugo,   Sre;  to  put  tc 
flight  often 

away 


P  U  L 

Fugitums,  a,  um.  pt.  abotttujfy 
Fugo,  are.  ad.  to  drive   ^W^p  *§■ 

put  tofligbt 
Fugor,  ari,  atut.  paflT, 
Fui,  I  have  been 
Fulcibiiis^  e.  rniiy  Be  underpr4pi 
Fuiciendus/a»  um-.  pt.  to'bepropped 
Fuicimen,  inii.  n.  aprdp 
Fulclmentum,  i.  n.  a  pi  op  " 
Fukio;  Trc,  fi,  tam.  i&i.'tb  prefi, 
'   to  fupport,  to  Jufldtn,  or  npboldL 

Met.  to  keep,  or  bear't^^  to  keep 

in  the  fame  mind ^  to  Jet  tlafe 
Ful.cior,  In',  tosi  paff*. 
Fulcmm,  i.  n.  a  prop,  a  pejf,  i 

couch,  or  W,  the  bridge  ofaflddlt 
FuJgens,  ti«.  ft.  ior,  comp.  iffimua^ 

fup;  Jhining,  gfiflering,  ligbtenmg, 

very  confptcuoui 
Fulgeo,  ere;  fi.  n'.  t6jhiiie,  fiigbten^ 

to  be  fine  and  gay  *-t-^ 

Fuigetrj,  ac.  f.  idemauod 
Fuigetrum,  I.  n.  afifl,  ej  lightning 
Fuigidis,  a,  um.  pi.  fli>iaing 
FulgilatuB,  a,  um.  pt.  bUfled 
FuJgu,  ttt,  pro  fulgeo 
Fulgoi,  oris.  m.  brightnefi^  a  JbU 

ning,  a  fla/b  oJ  ligktntng,  ghry, 

rtnowtt.  gallantry 
Fi!!gur,.  iir.s.   n.  lightning,  aflaji, 

a  thunderbolt, any  refl-fied brightnefi 
FuJgu.alis,  e.  adj.  i^ lightning 
Fuigurans,  tis.  pt.  /ightn.ng 
I'ulgurat.impeff.  it  .ightent 
Fulgutatio,  oAis.    iJtgbt'-.ing 
FlguTator,  oris,  m.  he  that  inter* 

preisH}  by  Igbtning 
Fuigurit-illo,  £jc.  to  beblafied  vifb 

tigbtuir.g 
fuliit-itus,  llaptdvyith  Vghtning 
Fulg'.iro,  ai-    to  lighten,  to  fiina  all 

over,  fo  tbur.oer 
Ful-C2L,  a.  S.  a  coot\  ^t  faniuck 


\ 


FU  M 

F&lTgToeut,  a,  um.adj.  /c/ory,  dark 
Fulisinose,  adv.  like  a  fmojk 
Fuliginofus,  a,  um./^/jr,  Prud. 
FulTgo,  inis.  f.  the  fiet  of  a  cbim- 

my,  a  darknejg 
Ftilix.  icis.  f.  id,  qu,  fulica 
Fullo,  onig.  m.  afutltr 
FhHo^  are.  to  full  elotb 
FulJonia,  ae.  f.  a  fulling  mill 
FuUonica,  c.  f.  afuUtri  workboufe, 

tbefulUr*s  craft 
Foilonicus,  a,  um.   adj.  Mnging 

to  a  fuller 
FuUonius,  a,  um.  adj.  idem 
^ulmen,  inis.  n.  a  thunderbolt,  light- 
tu'ng,  a  hoar* I  tufk^  terror ^  im^tu- 
ofity^  ajbuk,   or  violent Jlreke 
Fulmtn,inis.  n.  ^frop,  ox  pay 
Fulmenta,  ae.  f.  the  Jole  of  a  fine 
Fulmcjitum,  i,  n.  a  prop 
Fulminandus^  a,  um.  pt.  to  hethun' 

derftruck 
Fulmiiians,  tis.  pt.  fulminating 
FulminiCio,  onis.  f.  a  clap  ofibur.der 
Fjlminator,  61  is.  m.  a  thundcrer 
F jlminitus,  a,  um.  pt,  thunderjlruch 
Fulm incus,  a,  um.  adj.  c/,  or  be- 
longing to  thunder^  or  lightning, 
free,  and  terrible 
Fuiinioo,  arc.  n.  Gf  acl.  to  thunder , 
to  ftrike  with  a   thunder  bolt,  to 
hlafl.  tnfirike  terror,  ty  beat  d<^n 
cU  before  him 
Fulmuior,  an,  atus.  pafl*. 
Fuliura,  *.  U  Met.  ajupport 
Fultus,  a,  um.  pt.  under  Jet,  propped 
Fulvus,  a,  uin.  adj.  ofe  deep  yellow 
Fumans,  lis.  pt.  jm'.aking 
Funiina  l^tlJ^,  fumitory 
Fumarium,  i.  i*-  a  cvimn^,  a  place 

cohere  svtus  vvtre  Jtnoaked 

Fuautio,  (iLis.  t\  ajmc^ktng 

filUfiUSj  a,  um.  a  ^j.  fmakj 


F  U  N 

Fumtdus,  a,   um.   adj.  fmoahy,    or 

that  fmoaketb 
Fuini'rcr,  a,  um.  bringing fmoak 
Fiimif Tcaius,  a,  um.  pt.  tncenjed 
riiinirico,  are.ro  offer  incenje 
Fumificur,  aii,  aiu^.  pall*. 
FumificuSy  a,  um.  making  fintak 
FumjLgans,  tis.  pt.  JmoaKing 
Fumi^jAtio,  oiias.  f.  a  perfume 
Fumi^acor,  oris.  m.  aperjumer 
Kumigo,  are    toperfamt 
Fumigor,  ari,  atus.  to  bejmoaked 
Furoo,  are*  n.  to  fmoak,  or  reek,  to 

fnnn 
Fumofus,   a,   um.    adj.  fmomky,  or 

reeky,  that  isfmoaked,  ordothjmoak 
Fiinius,  i.  m,  fmoak,  great  offers  and 

liberal  promifei  Vfubout  any  per- 

formaace 
Filiulc,  is.n,  a  baiter,  a  cerd,  a  torch, 

or  link 
Funalis,    e.  adj.  belonging  to  cords, 

or  tbrchts,  made  of  cords 
Funambiiius,  i.  m.  a  rope  dancer 
Funarius,  i.  m.  a  rope  maker 
Funflio^  onis.  f.  the  exercijt  of  im 

office,  afuhElion 
Fundus,   a,  um.  pt.  performed^  or 

difchatged    from   feme   funSion, 

tndeu,  pafl.  Sec,  dead 
Fuiida,  2.  t'.  a  fling,  a  catling  net, 

the  beazil  of  a  ring,  woerein  .  the 

flone  isje.\  a  fatcbtl,  or  purfelike, 

a  net  to  put  money  in,  a  budget 
Fundamen,  inis.  n   the  foundation, 

or  grounoKvork,  the  firfl  beginning 

of  a  thing 
Fuodamentum,  i.   n.  a  foundation^ 

or  groundwork  ;  a  bafis,  a  grounttf 

or  chief  flay 
Fundatio,  oois.  f.  the  groundwork 
Fundator,  oris.  m.  the  founder.  Fua- 

dlXoiMtblt^  }lrg,  /£n,  7,  6781 
\ 


FUN 

f  Fundaturus,  a«um.  pt.a^'' 

f  Fundaius,   a,  um.  pt.  &  i^ 

comp.     ilimus,    fup.  f» 

grounded y  eflablijhed,fiejtl 

Fundendusy  a,  um.  pt.  fiMj 

out 
Fundens,  tis.  pt.  fcuriogtd 
Fundibalum,  i.  n.  afitMg-t4 
Fundibalus,  i.  m.  afimger 
Fandito,  are.  to  be  wapifd 
Funditor,  oris.  m.  afli^^ 
Funditus,  A6f,  utterly,  f/nH^ 
Funao,  are.  a6t.  tofoua^t"^ 
groundwork,^  to  efiabbpt  oij 
Fundo,  cie,  tudi,   fuluok  ■ 
pour  out,  to  jpread,  or  rfi 
TiMtf  or  ifanquifl),  to  tkrt^^, 
to  pour  into,  to  utter,  n  /*• 
to  produce  in  abundanat  "' 
into  a  lajk,  or  toiftaefk*  ^ 
cajl  metal,  to  found 
Fundor,  di,  fulus.  paff. 
Fundalus,  i.  m.  a  fucker  ^^i 
the  end  of  m  guU,*  X^ 
groundlii^  j 

Fundus,  i.  m.  Imd^  or/^ 
country  farm,  a  ikf*^  or  J 
foundations  a  bottom,  fbe  m 
tborofa  thing 
FunSbris,  e.  adj.  mtnmio^t^ 
longing  to  funerals,  dee0f% 
bloody 

Fianerale,  it.  n.  afanenl 
Funerarmsy  a,  um.  fee  rmick 
Funeratio,  onis.  f.  a  bu^iol 
Funeratus,  a,  um.  pt.  batui 
FunercuSy  a,  am.  adj./itfn 

unlucky  f  ominous 
Funero,  are.  a£i.  to  bury 
Funeror,  ari,  atus.  patf.  tt  ^* 
Funefle,  adv.  iJU.  comp.  ^ 
Funeftoy  are.  aLA.topdkti,  * 
wtbMdeadMy 


Stji^.  pas'. 

ttiA.,fi4.-  ior^  comp. 
.  of;  oty^Jhtlttiff^  to 
;  Umentmbkj  dfiitful, 
u,  akopiaubU,  ualuiky, 
M^,  fatal 
!•  a  wimdim  pftvi^i, 

!•  bcipedy  btnt,  crooked y 
m .  adj .  liko  a  mu/broom 
us  Aim.  dcp.  10  /^If- 
fficOf  or  jM(f>  t9  r*e- 
to  btfvt,  or  ^ixc  ^a 
ffir,  to  cowfarm  /•,  Ip 

itif.  f.    fpiigittffi 
jiD.  91,  comp, /pufigy 

a  mu&room't  or  toed- 
^  in  tit  canditt  meajel 
t:  A\(Q,a  d^itt  afooL 

a  duHCo 

m.  ubitUr^,  cord, 

&  aliq.  f.  a  ropif 
'd 

n.  «  funerai,  pomp, 
or  rittf  oifirHfed  in 
otb,  a  dead  iorpfc : 
oraipi/e 

I,  a  thief,  or  robber, 

latro,  afiavif  a  fir- 

lit     . 

I.  f.  tbieveiy 

f  tbievijUy 

t.  pilferitig,fioalut£ 

f,  aftfaltHg 

«•  mfeaUr 

a.  pt.  boffingfiolm 

jj.  ior,  comp.  fliipusy 

^  IffwMi  topickimg  and 

I  /ifj^  or  Hifjp  liif  fff  /§ 


FU  R> 

TFurcIfcr,  I,  >n.  a  fit%;f,  «  '■<?ff«fj  « 

viVain 
Furciha,  e.  f.  a  pitchfork 
F.urcillatus,  a^  uin.  forked 
Fur ci His,  is.  f.  a  dungfork 
Farcflla,  k.  f.  «  litticfirk 
Furcns,  tis.  pt.  0*  adj.  or,  colnp. 

beia^  in  a  rage,  raging  mad.  out- 

rageoui,  blujiering.ftoraty,  boijierous 
Farenrer,  adv.  like  a  madman 
Furfur,  yris.'m.irtfflr,  gurgeenr^curf, 
,  „  dandrx^  ' 
FuriSraceus,  fif  furfureus^  a,  urn. 

adj.  maan  of  bran 
t'urfurofu*.  a,  um.  adj.  full  nf  bran, 

6t  feurff 
Furia,  as.  f.  a.  fury ^  a  furious  mmn 
Furijt,  arum.  pi.  f.  the  furies 
Furialis,  e.  adj.  outrageous,  furious 
Furialicer,  adv.  furieujiy 
Furiatuf.  a,um.  furious^  dejperate 
Furibundus,    a,    um.  adj.  furious, 

mad,  in  a  great  rage 
Furlnus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  thieves 
Fiirio,  are.  aft.  to  enrage 
Furiose,  adv.  iu8.  comp.  furioufy 
Furiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or»  co:i  p.  fli- 

mus,  iup.  maa,  furious,  outrageous  ^ 
Furnaceus»  a,  um.  adj.  baked 
Furnaria»  .  le.    f.     the  trade  ^  a 

baker,  a  bakebcufe  ^ 

Furoariut,  a,  um.  Si6},of  ^  furnaee 
Furnariufy  u  m.  a  baker  ^ 

Furnus,  t.  m.  an  -oven,  furnace 
Fur0|  Sre«  n»  tobe  mad,  iobttramf^. 
ported  with  ia^cr,  love,  joy.  vc*^ 

to  be  misttdm  orjumbUd  together,  to , 

Furor,  iri,  atisa  Aim.  dep«  ffketl^ 

to  filch,  or  pilfer 
Furor^  oris.  ra.  fnry^  madnefs,  rage, 

a' poetical  f^pturs,  4ty 'iiiordatatt 


F  U  3^ 


Furt'/icus,  a,  um.  adj.  thieving 
Furtm,  adv.  ly  fletitbj  Jlilf  ' 
Fuitivc,  itdv.  privily    byfiealth 
FurtTvu8,"a,  Um.  'adj.  bjf  fu^ri^U, 

fiolefSt  private,  fecret 
Furtd,  adv.  hyjfcalth;  fecret/^ 
Furtum,  1.  n.   ttrjts  robbery,  fleaUb^ 

any  fecrit  preElice,  an  anbufcaaei 

otfli'atagem,  a  crcfiy  rifile,  or  de^ 

K,ict,  unlawful p'eafitres,   a   rape^ 

adultkry,  or  any  feeret  tbickedmjs    * 
Furunculus,  i.   m.  a  little  thief,  4 

bile,  a  knob  in  a  vine 
Furvus,  a,  um.  adj.  dark,  dufky 
Fufcans.  tis.  pt.  darkening 
Fufcaiio,  onis.  k  darkening 
^tifcator,  6ri«.  m.  a  darkaur 
Fufcatus,  a,  um.  pt.  darkened 
Fufcina,  a-,  f.  an  eel  f pear,  trident 
Fufcrnula,  ae.  f.  a  littlefefb  book 
Fulcitas,  ati«.  f.  ctoudinefs 
Fufco,  are.  aft.  to  darken,  otfiadif 

to  tan,  ox  junbttrn 
Fufcor,  ari,  atui.  paff. 
Fufcus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  brvt»n^ 

tawny,  a  dull,  err  hoarfe  *0oice 
fufte,  adv.  qoal.  &f  fufii^,  comp^ 

largely,  plentifully,  crpioufly 
Fusilis,  e.  adj.  may  be  melted,  or  cajl 
Fufio,  onis.  f.  adiffiifing  (tt  pouring 
forth,  afpftadini^  or  Jbooting  one 
Fusoriom,  i.  n.  a  Jink,  or  drain 
Fufttbalitor,  oris.  ro.  ^  Rinver    ■  - 
Fufticulus,  i.  m. dlfh.  '«*«««©«'?     , 
Fuftigatio,  f.  fee  fufluarium 
Fuftigaius,  a,  um.  p^  cudgelUd 
FuftTgo^Sre.  /ocfc/^t/ 
Fuftrm,adv'.  with  cudgels 
F.^fli»,i^m.  achb,fi^Jf^  ^t cudgel^, 

a  bdttoon.  Meton.  a  bUio 
tul^iiudioaa   ijifulae,  ijjnds  whfri'. 
I   fta-vfi  There  Bedttttt 


GAL 


GAL 


CAN 


hy  tU  refitR'tw  rfmany  littUjii 

lid,  4e(cript. 


F«rx, 


Fusflra,  s.   f.  a  mekingy  foundings 

or  cafting  I      cailed  the  mjfy  itay,  t/i, 

Fufoiuf,  a,  an.  pt.abcut  n^wr  tut  ap.  Ov,  Metam*  x,  169 
Fufus,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp.   Galba,  ae.  f,  amagot 

pwrtd,  csfi^  melted f  laid  mil  along,  Galbanitus,    a,  um.    that  v/eareth 

txttmMed,    diffyjtj,  routrd,  Jlain, '     the  galbanum 

eopfittty   txpandfdy  broaJ,    wide,   Galbaneui,  a,um.  «/'/««!  galbinum   ^^Itint,  ti9,pt,  fijyingfitA 

laxative.  Met.  J^ilt,  Ufl,   thr§wn   Ozlhtinum,  i.  n.  'oel  gaibanus,!.  m.    GalJiaaibaa^  it/irttfvaje 


furred  capi'it  Iftofoery  or  i( 

feruke  njU  hj  hih  fixa,t 

efftitttrs 
Galhr,  m,   f.  m  gaV,  or  mH 
-  n  Jb«etfmker^t  atal,  jhmx0i 

the  Gauls 


tfW.'Jf  'Si''  -    -        ' 

fufus.  i.  m.  a  fpindle  Aright  white  effeminate  garment 

Fu  aiiin,  a<iv.  profufelf  Galbanut,  a,  um.  adj.^rr^/^r,  white, 

FuMie,  is.  n.  a  vfffei  u(td  in  facri-^     gay,  /jpruce,  wanten,  geminate 

ficet  Co  Vcfta  |  Gaibeae,    armillae,   quibus   milittt 

Fuiilis,  e.  aJj.  /oeltjh,  J3fy,  futile, !      donabantur  virtutis  erg8,  Ftfi. 
Jh<illvuf,  inronjiderate  :  Alfo  leafy,  |  Galbeonii  i.    li.  a  kind  of  vwnamU 


that 


that  runneth  oftt    hlahtng^ 

cannot  keep  a  fecret 
Ffitiirtas,  atis.  t'.  fllinefi 
Furilitcr,  adv.  foolijhly 
Futior,  iriy  to  be  ptMred  out 
Futor,  ari ,  to  he  confuted 
Futaitiu^  onis.  f.  the  aB  if  genera 

tion 
Futum,  J.  n.  a  watering  pet 


a  eertain  ftrong  frulling  gum,   a    Galiica,  ae.  f.  a  kindefmoA 
L  •  ,.     ...     *    .  GtLiytexymm^ wooden fotttmi 

teffs 
GallfcTjiiniii^  i.  d.  ibt  tim  ■/ 

9S^ht  when  the  cock  eromth 
Galljciis,   a,  nm.   adj.  frudl 
helonging  to  the  French,   CJ 


attire:  Alfo   a  kind  if  medicine 

vtrapt  up  in  wool 
Qalbineos,  a,  um.  adj.  &  galbinuiy 

greenifiy  or,  z%  (ortit,  bluip> 
GalbCla,  ae.  f.  the  bird  wittal 
Galbulus,  i.  m.  nut  ofcyprefs  trie 
Galea,  ae.  f.  an   helmet,   or   head* 

piece  :  Alfo  the  top  of  a  map 
Galeati,  the  fervant$  in  an  army 


Futuru^,   a,   um.  pC.  that  Jhall,  or :  GaJeatut,   a,  um.   ad),  wearing  an 
tuxll  biy  about  to  be,  future^     In  '      helmet 


t'liturusn,  hereafter,  Ov, 
Favs    pi  set.  anti^.  [a  foo]  Lii€r, 
J,  ^87. 

Qlhefore  A. 

C'^  Abaliam,  i«   a.   an  Arakiaw 

Ottbalum,  idem  ^uod 
XliK«hi»y  i.  m.  \e  gaUovftg  or.gihbet 
Gabar;r>  afulD.  f.'pl.  ai»*«tf«tjAug. 
Oabata,  a^  f .  tf  Platter 
Qabbatha.  V«x.Syr.  10,  a  pavemnt 
CaEffum,  t.  n.  nnd.  Gefum 
Caefut,  •»  um*  adj.  Jfottt,  nmliam 
GMftMtet,  it,  m,  the  agate 
4l!aidMiMi,  ae»  m,  A/lroo.  tbi  gakxy% 
or  ^rt£ltdrfk  in  thi  fky^  tsujtd 


Galena,  e.  f.  the  ore  of  JSher  and 
lead  after  the  fUver  is  extt  a^ed 

GSleo,  are.  z6l,  to  cover  with  an. 
helmet 

GaieSla,  m:  f.  a  vejel  like  an  helmet 

Caltota^,  Krel  galleotsR, /m  pi.  ^*- 
pouaders  of  the  meaning  of  prodigies 

Gaieotes,  ae,  m.  a  It^tsard,  thefuoril 

fP 
Galeratusyt,  um.  adj  v)\th  ahMt*w 
Gaferia,  ae,  an  hat 
Gali'rTciilum,  i.  n.  a  boiHfft,  6rcap, 

Alfo  falfe  hair,  a  peruke 
Galerita,  ae,  f.*  a  lark 
Galeritus,  i.  m.  idem 
Galerituii  a,  am.  adj.  'witrhig  # 

caf,  W  f€ruke 


canis,  a  greyhound,  Ov.  Gil 
palia,  a  man*s'emffockylA*li»^ 
liens /rr/.  ventus,  thentuhl^ 
unwind,  Vitr. 
Oallina,  s.  f.  an  hen,  GalliBi 
tica  feit  filveftrit,  apartrillfi 
rail.  Col.  Africana,a{dkl^ 
turkey  hen,  Varr. 
Gallinlceua,  ttf  um.«dj.«f  H 
Gallinago,  inis.  f .  #1    -'— ^^ 


Unago  minor,  a  JnHe,  orl 

Id.  Gallinago   rainifln,  *1 

fnlpe.  Id. 
Galiinavium,  1.  o.  a  hen-m^ 
Gallinarius,  i.  m.  apoulteter 
Gallinarius,'  a«    um.  bdeifiii 

peuttry 
Gal  I  inula,  a;,  f.  a  pnPet 
Gallo,  are.  to  be  dtad 
Gailus,  i.  tn.  a  coek,  a  Frmh 

GaUutga[t!inac««s,tf  refai,^ 
'Gamma,  the  letter  gamma 
■'Ganea,  ae.  f.  a'iawdfheofi,^* 

pli^'b0mje^  dehauthefy,  fist,  i 

ciofe  feat 
Gaoeo,  SnM  ».  a  ftfiih  * ' 

baauhe* 
OaiDemn»  i»  to.  id,  fM^gMM 

en, 


n.  Team.  n.  to  bark% 

^ke  a  fax,   to  VibinOt 

vjbim/ftTp  or  moan 

\ff!*r      '. 

m.  a^wbUing,  yilp- 
ii^y  or  wb'im^mg 
r  gander 
I.  a  guardian 
.  a  garden 
m.  a  gar  gar  if m 
nis.  f«  a  gargling 
I  um.  pt.  gargUd 

&  it:,  itum.  n.  to 
itteTf  as   a    bird,  tt 
idljy  to  eroaji  - 
n.  the  cbattfring  of 

.  f.  cha^Uring.  Met. 

>  cbatter 

uadj.  cbaittringi  or 

yirds,  f  rating,   bab- 

t  warbling  f  furling ^ 

,  as  Areams 

ir«  made  offifbfalttd 

ind  ofiobjkr 

:.  reJQtcltig   . 

ivifus.  neut.  /»  ro- 

\di  to  deiigbtt  ottake 

bs  pleafoditiith 

j.  jovial 

,  U7».  fu/l  of  Joy 

t.  a  lit  tU  joy 

jay^  gUdftff'i  tnWtb, 

idings,  pUafure^  de* 

pt,  rejoicing 
t  kind  of  pip  almnfi 
I  drinking  cup  like  a 

6r  Gauoace,  ts,  /.  ^ 


OEM 

]&  GaiBnacuiiis  i.  n.  atbickjbag 
Gaufa^itusy  a,  um.  ttearingfbag 
Gausape,  is.  n.  a  frize^  or  rougb 

garment,    wbicb  joHien    ufed^    a 

furred  coat,  an. hair    mantle,    a 

earpot  to  lay  on  a  table,  a  bmg  rougb 

beard,  Pcrf.  4,  37. 
G.ausapina,  ae.  f.  ^  gau<apila,   a 

rougb  frixe  mantle,  or  garment 
Gau^apum,  i.  n.   pi.    pufapa,  id* 

quod  gaofape  '' 

GaxA,  ae.  f^  the.treafmr^nf  a  prince, 

ricbtt^  wealthy  one*%  ifiate^  or  Jhck 
Gazophylaciufldf  i.  n.  a  trtafiry 
Giizophyiax^  aciA.  m.  a  trtafkrer 

G  before  £. 

Gehenna,  ae.  ^.  properly  the  vall^ 

of  Hinnon 
GelibTlis,  e.  adj.  may  befrosaen^  '6t 

congea^4 
G€laicit,  impfrf.  itfreezetb 
Geiafco,  )^re.  to  freeTie 
Gcla&Tnus,  i.  a.   a  dimple  in   tbe 

cbeek :  Alfo   a  buffoon,  or  droll, 

tvbo  maketh  people  laugb 
Gelatio,  onis.  f.  a  freewng 
Geiatus,    a,  um.  pt.  frozen 
Gelicidium,    i.  n.    a  froft,  water 

fozen 
G  eltda^  fc,  aqua,  ccld  water  , 
Gclide,  adv.    coUiy,   cbilly,   fear' 

fiHy,  faintly 
Gelido,  arc.  to  congeal 
GetTdus,   a,   um.  adj.   tor,  comp. 

iiirous,  fup.  cold,  at  ice 
GciO,  are.  ad.  to  fretTsa 
Gelor,  ari,  atus.  pa  IT.  to  be  frozen 
Gelu,  n.  indecl.  frtfi,  ice 
Gelum,  i.  n.  idem 
Gelus,  i.  m.  idem 
Gemebundus,  a,  um.  full  of  fighing 

a/iii f^roaniftg 


GEM 

Gi^mellipara,  «.  f.  bawng  t^im 
GemeJlus,  t,  um.  adj.  doublg 
Gemeodus,  a,  vm.  pt.  to  be  lamented^ 

or  bewailed 
Gemenfl,  tit.  pt,, groaning^  lament' 
ing  :  Alfo  roaring,  creaking,  tiji  t 
cart  wheel  doth 
GeminaQSt  tis.  pt.  dmibling 
Gemiaatim,  adv.  doubling  wft 
GeminStiot,  5nii.  f.  a  doubling 
GSminatut,   a,   um.   pt.    doabki, 

made  twitafo  mueb 
Gemini,  n.  pi.  twins,  two  at  mm 
birtb,  a  eon/hllatiom  eaUtd  Cafttf 
tfW  Pollux  ^ 

Gem i no,  are.  wSt,  to  double,  f  /a^ 

crea[e.  Alfo  to  touple  together 
Geminus,  a,  um.  adj.  dmi^le,  twk 

equal 

Gemifco,  JSre.  to  groan  ' 

Gemitur,  imperf.  they  groan 
Cemitus,  (is.  (&  ti,  Flaut,}  m.  Ti 

groan,  orfigh,  bowling 
Gemma,  m,  t,  a  young  bud,  or  ba^ 
ton  of  a  vine,  a  ^eeiout  ftone,  ^ 
jewel,  a  gem 
Gemmaos,  tis.  pt.  budding,  gl}ttA< 
iiq^,  or fihnng  like  a  precious  poni^ 
rieb/y  decked  witb  pearls  ardjewek 
Gemmarius,  i.  m.  a  jeweller 
Oemnafco,  Ire.  &  gemmefco^  A 

begin  to  bad 
Qemmatio,  Snis.  f.  a  budding  odf ' 
Oemmator,  5rii.  m.  a  lapidary 
Gemmatus,  a,  am.  pt.  buaded,  fet 

with  precious /ot:eM 
Gemmeut,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  Hke,  ^^ 

Jet  witb  prteioui  flones 
Gemmtfer,  a,  um*  that  bringeth^  jr 

beareth  precious  ftonot 
Gemmo,  ire.  n.  <f  bham 
GemmofuS)  &^  uov .  %^v  f ^^^  ^f  V^ 


O  E  N 

to  frrojn^    to  lament,  or    rn^urn  ,• 

,K\(o  to  beljo^,  to  cracky  to  coo 
G»mor,  i.  paff".  to  be  lanunttd 
Qenv.nia   fcjilae,  a  place  In  Rome, 
.   ^hrre  condemned  ferfons  were  caji 

down  from  a  pairof  fi^in  intg  the 

rivet  Tiber 
Ge'nulus,^,«um.  mournful 
Gemnrfa,  ac.  f.  a  cam 
^ena,  «.  f.  the  cheek,  the  part  where 

thejfariiifirft  jeen 
penealoitU,  a.  f.  pedigree,  a  gene- 
,    ah-  y 

GcnealS^icus,  a,  um.  ftenealozic 
Vjn^alogus,  i.  m    4  f^enea'ogi^ 
Gener...^ri.  m.  a  pn  in  laiv 
pfi^.^raoili?.  e.  adj.  maybe  ingen- 

dredy  hepottcn 
Gener^lis,  c.  general,  univerfal 
Gfne»i;i:ter,adv.  generally 
f  ei^erandus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  beget,  or 

br  f>egonen 
Cfincraiw,  ti«.  pt,  begetting, cmp^sfg 
,Cencrrafco,^re.  to  breed 
Generating  adv  in  general 
X»«nc  itio,  btii9.  f.  a  •reneraticn 
^penciaior,   oris.  m.  he  that  ingen- 
J. .  dtr  :h,  or  bcgettetb,  a  breeder ^  an- 

-  cef.or 

ipcneratus,   a,    um.     pt,j.iegotun, 

ingetdred^  bred,  deftenJed 
Qcpero,  are     aft.    r«  iagendir,  or 
^/jf/r,  /o  concei-ve.  bear,   or   Ar/iijr 

t%\/*"'^»  ^9  jt^^i^gy  to  wake,  •r  rr^^z//, 
"  to  hrecd^  to  /  K'r»r,  or  Oemie 

^e^crose,  adv.  ius.  comp.  nobly, 
gallantly,  generoujly 

-pcflprpfitas,,  ads.  f.  excellency  of 
anythng.in  its  kind,  nobility, 
gefferoufneji^maiffiy,  kindncfi,  gene- 

-  '-r^fy 

P?nSrdfiis,  a,  um.  a'lj.  or,  coir  p. 
*"^/»V|,  fitPf«6blc^  born  of  a  noMe 


GEM 

rtf^f ,  eour^ecMSt  bra^oej  good,  kind, 
generous  in  fts  kind,  fruitfu/j  plen- 
tful 
Geneiis.  is.   vet  eo?.  f.  generation, 
nativity:  alfo  thefirft  boAk  of  Mofes 
Gen<.th!ia,  pt.  ahirtb  day  fcftivat 
Genethliac!,  caften  f  ratititiet 
Genialis,   e,   z^]:  cheerful,  fejUtfal, 
merry,  pleafml,  genial :  Alfo  per- 
taining to  marriage,    Feftum  ge- 
niale,    Ov,    Fafl     3      523.    rus 
JJ.  Ep,  tq,    9.    GeniaiHs  le£tus, 
Cic\.  pro  Cliient.  5. 
Genial'tei,  adv   pleafanijy 
Geriicu'atirti,  zAv.  from  Joint  to  joint 
Geniculatio,  6ni».  t.  a  kneeling 
GeniculatiiK,  a,  um.  knotty,  joints 
Geniculo,  are,  to  j»int,  or  knot 
Gcniculum,  i.  n.  kL  joint 
Oenicplu9«  i.  m.  a  comer,  ansngh 
Genifta,  ae.  f.  broom 
Gcnita,  «.  f.  a  d-^ugbter 
Genitabilii,  e.  adj. '^.  f»    Kenitalif 
Genitiie,  is.  n.  aprpvy  member 
Genir4lia,  e-  adj.  ferving  to  tngen- 
der,  or  for  breed,  of^  or   belonging 
to  one*i  bfrtb.  Genitalia  corpora, 
the  four  elemepts,   Lucr. 
Gsnitalitcr,  adv.  by  generation 
Genii  1VU8,    a,   um.    adj.    natural, 
thj*^  is  barn  xvitb    us :    Alfo  be 
lan^  *  g  f^  the  fame  famrlv:  genitrve 
Genilor,   or's.  m.  a  father,  a  be- 
getter, a /Ire,  0  (reator,  or  mjker, 
a  begmner 
Genitrix,  icis.  f.  a  mother 
Geni(Cra,  ae.  f.  gencratio*^,  begetting, 
qinceptiqiy    the  feed  (f  gen-ration, 
the  time,    ox  pUntt  of  one's  natiwry 
Genitfirns,    s>,   um.   pt.  that   nviU 

irgi*nder,  or  beget 
Geiiitus,  a,  um.  j-t.  bego'ten,  barn 
Oaw-Wiij  ^"i.  m^  ^ro  genitora 


\' 


<3t 

Genius,  i;  m:.a  gted, 

.  men,  t^e  tutelary  deh) 

■pleafantne'fs,  gr.-M  gn 

itrns,  a  natural  ifclirt 

indulgcre,  td  makf  m 

fclf     Perf.  Dttrand 

topinth  his  belly,  Ter. 

Gcjio,  ere,  oi,  iMm.  ic 

GcnoT,  i,  itos.  pafl*.  to  I 

Gfns,  tis.   f.  a  n/tti'^n. 

tribe,  ki0tdred,  or  fioc 

a  breeds  a.  ftw*m,  a 

of  fi flies.  S  J  need,  on 

Minime  genrium,  b 

theymld,  Ter. 

Gentiana,  ac.  f.  gentia 

Genticus,  a,  um.  adi. 

GentTHs,  e.  adj.  'of  ti 

family f  name,,  antefry 

natl»:  Alfo  a  gtfstil 

GentiUfmnf,  i.  m-  gen 

Gent^iTras,  acis.  f.  the 

a  pt9ple,  or  fawiJyt 

amiaUlancfof  the  fa 

kindrfd,  agreejblenefs 

Gentxlhiut,  t,  am.  1 

common  to  a  people.  0 

that  is  peculiar  to  tbet 

etb  by  def cent  from  t«f 

Genq,  indrcl.  n,  a  knu 

Genoalia,  um.  pi.  n.  / 

GenufleAio,  Sals,  t  a 

Genuflefto,  ?re.  to  knee 

GenylnuSy    a,   um.  >( 

natural^  proper,  genu 

Genus,   erts.    r\,  a  ^ 

lineage,  tx'rafiicn,  r. 

famiy^   an  offtprinj;. 

Jem,    manner,  or  kim 

m>ritirg^  a  nafict,'  or 

breed,  ot  fart  of  *'>*^ 

or  general  term  :  AIh; 

Genus,  I.  m.  fro  geno 


J  E  R 

ae.  f.  geography 
i.  m.  tf  geographir 
Xm   f.  divining  by  the 

!.  m.  a  geomefrieian 
ae.  m.  idemfjuv, 
ae.  f.  geometry 
pi.  n.  /ie  nr/«  o^  ^«- 

idv.  like  M  geometrician 
:,  a,um.  geometrical 
rum.  pi,  n.  georgics 
1,  tim.  belonging  to  buf- 

r.  ve/  ceraria,  «  c^t/ATi 

,  um.  pt.  fi&tfr  fi  to  be 
y  or  atcbieved 

pt.  bearing,  wtMringy 
vgin^f  &c. 
.  f.  tf/^^ 
If.  brotherly 

itit.   f.    brotherhood, 
fd 

adv,  brotherly 
,  »dv,Jhicerf/y 
I,  tinv.  aHj.  iffimns,  fup. 
r  fame  flock  y  near  akin, 
ber,  true,  natural,  very 

t.  n.  «  ^iftfT,  afprig 
tit.  pt.  budding 
6nis.  f.  «  buddiag 
di.  m.  tf  btdding 
t,  stfA*.  ro  ^»J,  tofpTout 
ffi,  itttOi-  a£l*  IV  ^Mr^ 
•  «rA»r.  Met.  to  have, 
»  manage,  conduff,  carry 
tmetate^  ox  attbieve^  td 
tature.   Cam  reciproc. 
ave,    Gffcre  perfonam 
r«  repr^ent  him,    Cic, 
cui,  /«  obey,  or  humour 
irtoty  /#  coawve^  or  ^f  . 


PES 

Ceror,i.  paif.  to  be  curried,  ftc* 
G^,  onia.  m.  «  porter 
Gerontocomium,  i.  n.  an  almjhoufe 
Gerrar,  aram.  f.  hurdles,  gabions, 
trijles,  or  fi6iai^f  ^m  ^talue:  Alio 

Gerrei;  is.  f.  ^tff«,  Mart. 
Gerro,  onii.  ai.  a  trijier 
Geriila,  k.  f.  «  nurjery  maid 
Gerulus,  i.  m,  a  porter,  afedauman 
Gerundium,  i.  n.  «  gerand 
Genuidivum,  i.  n.  a  gerundive 
Gefta.  orum.  pi.  n.  atebievements 
Geftimen,   in  is.  n.  a  carriage,    a 

Jeeptre,    or  MMfey  a  buckler^  any 

thing  carried,  or  worn 
Geftandm,  a.  um.  pt.  to  be  borne 
Geftant,  tis.  pt,  braring,  carrying 
Gef^acio,  onii.  f.  a  bearings  or  car- 

ryirg 
Geftator,  orif.  m.  a  bearer 
GcftatoriuSj  a,  um.  belo^inj  to  car' 

riage 
Geflatrix,  Ids.  f.  Jbe  that  beareth 
Geflatus,  a,  am.  pt.  earned 
Geflitot,  lis  n.  a  bearing 
Gef^iculartai  ap.  f.  a  dancing  wench 
Gefticfilario,  onit.   f»  ei  tumbliag, 

and  fttewiug  of.  tricks 
Gefticiilator,  orif.   m.  a  dancer,  a 

mimic 
Gefticulor^  ari,  SCus  fnm.  dep.  to 

mimic t  and  make  firanga  geflures, 

to  dame 
GeftiejM,  tit.    pt.  leaping^  I^P**t 

and  fiipping  for  j  oy 
Geftio,  Ire,  Ifi,  iruonu  a.    to  leap 
fir  joy,  to  dejre  greatly,  t9  delight 

in  a  thing 
Gtftio,  onii.  f.  the  doing  of  a  thing 
Geftito,  £re.  to  bear,  to  carry  ojten 
Gefto,  ate.  to  bear^  t»  carry  ^boiitf 

or  v/eare/ie^ 


G  I,L 

Geftor,  ari,  atus.  ptC 

Geftor,  oris.  m.  a  porter,    a  Ulf^ 

bearer  ^ 

Gefluos^,  adv.  Jull  efaSlimt 
GeftuoAit,  \,  um. adj.  full^a3iei^ 


GefKlrus,  a,  um.  pt.  alont  to  bear^ 

abpnt  ta  do 
Geftu%  a,  um.  pt.  bwsse,  done,  ma* 

aaged,  atchieved.  Gfftus  eft  mihi 

mos,  /  ivas  obeyedt  Cic. 
Geftus,  (is.  m.  gefture,  or  tmtkn  of 

thebtdy,  deauauaur,  behavtour^m 

making  ofjignt 
Gelum,  i.n.  a  dart  ufed  by  tbcGatih 

G  brfwre  I. 

Gibba,  ae.  f.  a  bunch  on  the  back  , 
Gibber,  ^ris  &  \,a  fvfetling 
Gibber,  era,  Srum.  bunch-bacRd 
Gibbeiofus,  iV.  ^v.^gibbofus 
GibbofuSa    a,    uxn.    adj.     buacb^, 

boffedfCrook-  backt,crump'fii>ou!dei^i 
Gibbus,  a,  um.   acfj.  bunched  ftf't, 
.    crooked,  Sec. 
Gibbus,  um,  &  gibber,  is.  pa.  ut 

&f  gibber,  i.  n>.  a  bunch,  orfw^U 

ling  on  the  back,  or  any  oiher  part 

of  the  body 
Gigant^ua,  a,  am.  of  giants,  gjgantic 
Gigantomachia,  ae.  f.  the  battfe  .of 

the  giants 
Gigas,  antis.  zp«  a  giant 
GigSrta,  orum.  pi.  a.  gtbUts 
Gignendut,  a,  um.  pt.  to  feget,-  fir 

be  begotten 
Gignoylre,  gSoui^Ttum.  a^.  /«  begd^ 

to  bring  forth,  to  create,  to  ^cfjien, 

to  in%e»t.  If  make,  Qtfa^ion 
Gignor,  i<  genitus.  to  be  ingendrf^ 
Gillo,  opis.  m.  a  gill 
Gilvus,  a,  um.  adj.  Jle/h  colour 


G  L  A 

■f?inpfHer,  ?ris.  n.  jfrVjfrt'  , 

Gir.g7»a,  ;e.  t".   the  ^mn  nvhtrein  the 

teeth  are  fet 
t? ! n grio,  Trc    ttt ^9 via  Hk^  a  g^9'e 
G  ngritus,   us  m,  the  gagging  of 

Ciiius,  i.  m.   a  mule  bred  of  a  bo,ji 
'  and  an  aft 

Ghefire  L. 

'CiaThelluf,  a,  am.  without  bafr 
Oiabcr,  bra,  rum,   adj.  ior,    comn. 

'halJt  bare,  vfithott  hair,  f>r  tosc/ 
Glabraria,  «,  i,  fhc  'who  flucketb  off 

thf  hair 
Clibreq,  ere.  n,  to  b* ba'd 
Gbbrefco,  ere,  to  bezin  to  b' fm:atb 
Glabrcrum,  i.  n.  a  hare  place 
Glabrionv.'S,  m.  pi,  halipeot/le 
Glabrnj?,  Jti>.  f   hn'dn.fi 
.   Glabro,  are.  a^.  tn  tiKe  off  hair 
Glacial  is,   e.  SlA].  froz.'riy  freezing 


G  L  O 

Glandium,  i.  n.  a  ktfnel in  thtJUp 
Ghridiila,  as.  f.aiittU  aeontf  0 giaii' 

dule,  A\io  afuppifitvrt 
Glandulit;,  arum,  pi.  f.  theq^hrders 
OUndiiiorui,  a,  xjm.  full  of  kernels 
Glans,  dis    f.  an  ficortt,  a  cbefnmij  a 

pclUtf  or  pl.mmit  of  kad,  or  o'btr 

metal,  the  nut  of  a  mnni  \a*d 
Glare.1,  e.  f.  grtntel,  grit 
Garf»5la,   ne.  t.  jmall  graitel 
Glarcu'us, ay  ura.  adj.  gravelly 
Glaftum,  i.  n.  wotid 
Gtanciiias,  a,  um.  of  a  fe^ green  eo- 

hur 
Glaucjs.  i'do<.  f,  g>^*yfd 
Glaurito   arr,  to  cy  like  a  tobefp 
Ciaiicoma,  itiis   n.  ifef  glaucoira.  a. 

t".   the  pin,  or  noAh,  a  Wall  eye 
GlancApis,  t".  rv/  eyed 
Gl.inc:«s,  a.  imi.  adj.    gtey,  fhf   co- 

hwej,  fejrreeMf  a  Aright  and fitry 

ted 
Glcba,   re.  f.  a  ckd^    clot^  or  lump 

of  earth,  Kxvi\\ik  glehe 


G I  eh  Ilia,  a*,  f,  a  ItttU  clod^  a  rattle 

pieco  of  lavd 
Glehnlcntus,  a,  um.  adj.  cloddy 


ClSci^nSy.Us.pt.  freexing 

GlaciaCiis,  a,  um.  pt.  froxen,  turnedl  Glebdlis,  e.    adj.  maOe  ^f  clods 

to  a  curd  '  I  Glehanus,  a,  um.  plowing 

Clacies,  ei.  f.    ice,    Glacicg  jeris,'  Glebo'u^,   a,  tim.   adj.    or,  comp 

the  folidity  of  brafs,  Lucr.  fvll  of  elodty  cloddy 

Glacio,  arc.  aft.  to  con^eal^ax  frecx^ 
Glacior,  ari,  Jtos.  pafl'.ro  te  froxen 
G.acito,  arf .  to  gaggle  /  *f  /i  voofr 

GJadiator,  6:  is.  m.   alroard  phiyer^-  Cilertum,  i.  n.  a  kind  of  amber 
a  fencer,  afencinginalieryabr^'vo,\  ^»is.  iris,  m.  a  dormaufo 
anhcrlor,  a  bully  |  Glis,  dis.  m-juld^mf  in  bread 

GiadiarSrium,  i.  n.  a  fencing  fch3ot\  GJjfcens,   ti«.   p<.  grvwirtg,  waging 
.  ^ladiatprius,  a,  um.  »dj.  of.  or^iv'      incviafmg 

lo"  'ng  to  fword pijytrs,  A/f-t.  r«?;  Glfto,  8r»*.  fo  groiv,  or  fpread  it^ 
fihte,  b/oody  I      fiifi^f^^  itraxfat  atid  g^ft^n,  tq  de- 

Cwdiatura,  a.  f.  afenAng  fi^f  f^nnifily 

Oladlolus,  i.  m.  a  iag<*er  1  G!6^5:im,  adv.  in  a  wund 

GladiuS,  i,  m.   a  ptcord  \  Clobali«,  t".  agitherin^  round 

.C.U"    >iu8,  a,  um,  of  or  bil(ir.gln_g\  Globa^rs,  a,  ure.  pt  made  round 
'*.;  •T.T^  '\Gvo'Jo,  are.  ac^.  «n:if  gl«bor.  pafj*. 

'vgrcin.  itaiingav-yKy    i<"»*X«>w;\^ 'V^KVOV'**" 


G  LO 

r'Mnd  together 
Globoitas,  atis.  f.arotth^  .; 
Globo«u»,  a,  um  adj.  rnW 
Globiilus,  i.  m.  alittltm/U^ 

a  button 
G'obum,  i.  n.  a  hnvfl 
GJobuf,  i.  m.  a  bowl,  t  JPW 

ball,  a  troop.  Or  party  ^fff^ 

a  iiot  cf  mem 
Gloriens,  t:s    pC.  r/arlia{ 
G  owio,  Trc    (0  duct 
Glo  Jia  io,  on's.  f.  a  ducHei 
Gliriro,  arc.  id.qn.  elocio 
Gl5mera!i8,  e.  tkattvrnttb 
Glomeraoicn^  mis.  n.  aftitii 

an  heap 
Gicuncrai»,   t>.  pt.  toifl^>X* 

^  on  a  botiOnn 
Glomcratim,  adv.  in  beapt 
G.Smcrat.o,  onis.  (,tbtfiO%' 

h^rfe 

GSm'rator,  pri».  m. *«i«^J 

Glometatus,  a,  u.ii.   \i»  vim 

or  brought  into  a  round  bt^* 

ft/ fed,  out  of  order 

GtSonSro.  are.  a£^.  fo  ^xidA 

as  they  do  thread  upon  t  Ni 

to  gather  in  a  rtuifd  be^  ■■ 

round  balls  of  any  thiflfr  • 

femble,    or   j?«v*  rouad  t*J 

Glomcrare  greflut,  fv  amtk* 

Glomeror,  ari,  atus.  pa£ 

G  omcr5fi>s, «,  um.  adj.  r«W 

^roNK  o/"  r^<a</  «  fwtrmd^ 

Glomus,  "i   ra,  4  bittm^yf^ 

Giomai,  Srit.  n.  idtm 

Gloria,  ae.  f.  fjkry,  w»«**i 

'.  taitfin,  refpeff,a gusdasaii^ 

htg^  boafiing 
Qloiiabundus,  a,  tim,bo^f^j 
Gtoriandus,  a,  una.  pt.?'^*'^^ 
Gtor'nns,  tis.  pt.  boafif 
JGlorijitio,  onli.  f.  M  batfiei 
(Glgriator,  oris.  m.  ^^'*''«. 


L  Y 

I,  DIP.  ot«  ahouttoko^ 
.  to  glorify 
i,  atiis.  paff. 

',    fmaH  frtory 

atus  fam.  4ep.  /o 
^,  /o  extel  with  BoaBing 
r,  ills,  corrp.  ffi^jc, 
^y,  'U'f'th  great  btnour, 
0  vainly t  proudly,  brag- 

una.   adj.  or,   com  p. 

0.  ^lor^ouu  or  full  of 
ned;  AVo  -vaif  glorious 
M  H9gut,  or  diaUa^  an 
m 

.  i!.  aglo/Tary^  a  di9i 
abh,  tojh^wtbejigm- 
ocrJs  in  divers  tongues. 
gloflaria,  ahmnach  out 

8.  n.  an  ohfidete  word  j 

B,  or  gloft^ 

to  fry  iJkt  a  Jlork 
ijtwm.  aft.  topuUtff 
r  tbtjkin 

the  bv/kf  or  chaff^ 
n.  ^  glutinum^  i.  n. 

ffUdMr 

jm.  i.  n.  glui/b  matter 

a,  um.  pt.  to  be  glued 

r»  8.  f.  a  gluing 

ri«.  m.  ofe  tbatgluttb 

aft.  r»  ^/««,  ^4|^e,   or 

»/>  ir/> 

attis.  pair. 
,  vm.  adj.  or,  comp. 

clammy,  g^vift^ 
ri,  ituoi.  aft.  to  fwal- 
•c  vocein,  to  rattle  in 
Plio. 
D*  a  glutton 

1.  thrufi  bard  tcgetktr 

C.  /•  liquorice 


0  R  A 


G  *^««  N. 

Goaohalium,  t.  n.  chafvmd 
Gnare,  adv.  fiilfulN 
Gnariter,  adv.  JkUfuUy 
Gnirus,   a^  um.  ar)j.    or,  comp. 
,  Jl^Wt  expert,  tvefl  known 
Gnata,  a:,  f.  a  daughter 
Gnatho,  onis.  ajlatttrer 
Grtarhonicus,  i.  m.  afpungen 
Gn»tu9,  a,  iitn.  ^t.  born 
Gnatus,  i«  m.  n  fon 
Gnaviter,  adv.  fioutfy,  in  earnefi 
Gnavus,  a,   imd.   adj.  ^uickt   btfly, 

aSii-ve^  diligrnt,  irdu'trious 
Gnoma,  ae.  f.  a/mtenee 
Onomoii.  onis.  m,  tbe  pm,  or  each 

of  a  dialf  a  carpenter's  fyuare 
Gnomonicus,  a,  um.  belonging  to  a 

Sal 
Qnofticus,  m.  a^ffo^/r/l 

Q  before  O. 

Gobio,  5nis.  m.  a  gudgfon 

Gobi  us,  i,  m.  idem 

Gonorrhoea,  £.  f.  the  running  of  tbe 

reins 
Gorgonia^  x.  f.  coral 
Gorytus,  a  quiver 
GorRu>inu8,  a,  um.  adj.  of  cotton  ' 
Goflipionj  \.  n.  tbe  cottofs  trft 

G  before  R. 

Grabattilus^  i.  m.  a  little  couch  ' 
Grlbatus,  i.  m,  a  coucb^    a  pnall 

portable  bed 
Gracilentus,  a,  um.  adj.  JUm 
Gracilefco,  ere.  incepJ.  to  grow  film 
G  raci  I  i pes,  ?di s.  fender  Jbattked 
Gracilis,  e.  adj.  oft  corap.  limus, 

*\3p»  fiia//,  Jl'm,    JlendtTj    Uan^ 


OR  A 

me^Cy   unfrnitfil,    poor,     thin, 

yoni^,  tender,  fofi,  or  weak 
Orifcilitas,  a  tie.  t,fiend^neft^  ftm" 

neft,    lankaefs,  weaknefs,  leannefi 
Gracdlos,  i.  m.  a  Jackdaw 
Oradariut,  a,  um.  goeth  fofifp 
Gradatim^  adv.  gradual^ 
Gravlafio,  oois.  f»fifp  by  >fc*,  grs^ 

datiom  I 

Ora*atu8,  a,  um.  made  witbftepo 
'^radiens,  tis.  pt,  going 
Orlfdiur,  f ,  greflTiu  fum  ■  deo.  to  walkf 

to  go  flep  byjiepy  to  march    . 
Gradivic5!a,  ae.  e.  g.  s  worfnfpof 

of  Mars 
Gradivus,  i.  n.  Man,  war 
Gradus,  os.  m.  a  fhp^  or  fUhr,  m 

pace,  a  round  of  a  ladder,  a  dogrot 

in  confanfuinitji^  a  ramk,  or  nua^ 

lify,  a  /latiom^  otpUct,  a  aegrm 

in  the  heafent 
Grascanicusy  a»  uiA.  tdj.  ofGrotee  ] 
Graced,  adv,  in  Greek        "• 
Graecifmus,  i.  m.  a  Groeifm 
Graecor,  ari,  atos  fun.  dep.  to  play 

the  Greek,    to  drink  and   revolt  • 

Alfo  to /peak  Greek 
GraecQlui,  i.  m,  dim.  a  poor  Grecian 
GraecSIus,    a,    um.  adj.  Grecian: 

Alfoflfy,  vain,  trifling,  haran^ 

GrsKos,  a,  um.  adj.  Greek,  Grecian, 

GrarcS  fide  mercari,  PUut,  to  bny 

with  ready  money 
P.'^jiiS^na,  K.  c.  g.  a  Greek  born 
Girajus,  a,  um.  adj.  a  Grecian] ' 
G'rallae,  arum.  pi.  f.  cmtches 
Grallatorius  gradus,  a  long  Jhide 
Graman,  tnts.  n.  grafs,  allkindt  of 

Merbs 
Gramineus,  a,  um.  adj.  grajf/^ 
GramtnoAis,  a,  um,  ad\,  t^wywH" 

witb  grafi  "  3iP 


H  A  B 


H  hef9re  A. 

HA}  interieA.  ab,  awmf 
Hatirna,  ar.  f.  /fc*  rr ;•#  of  9 
bridge.  Met.  pofoer,  rule' 
Htliendiii;  a,  mn.  pt.  h  to  be  wtade, 

or  baJ 
Htbrn^y  fi».  pt.  tavhg 
Hafcenub,  a?,  f.  «  //W/r  bri£e 
Habeo,  ere,  ui*  Ttom.  »€t.  ta  have^ 
to  bold,   to  poffrfi^  to  keep,   to  con- 
tain,  to  treat  of,  to  afi,  to  manage', 
to  eftsem,  or  rechonj  to  cmtirue  in  a 
place,  to  underflttnif^  to  br  able  to 
^0,  to  have  feizeJ,  Jurprifed,  or 
taken 
Habeor,  eri.  to  be  bad,  &c. 
HabiliS}  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  flimus, 
fup.  Jit,    apt,    bandfomsj  proper, 
fuitable,  able,  found 
HabilTtas,  atis.  f.  ftneft 
HabTlitf.r,  adv.  flime,  fnp.  fitly 
Habilitudo,  Tn'S.  t.  hahlUty 
HKbTtabilis,  e.  adj.  hahitabh 
Habilandus,   a,  urn.  pt.  is  to  be  in- 
habited 
Habitans,  tis,  pt.  inhabit'm^ 
Hibitacio,   x>ni8.   f.   an   habitation, 

an  houfe 
H^bitator,  5ri9.  m.  an  inhabitant 
HabYtatus,  a,  wm.  pt.  inhabited 
Haibito,  are.  to  have  often,  to  dwelll 

or  fvve  in 
Habitor,  ari.  pafT.  to  be  inhabited 
Habitude,  inis.  f.  p!umpnefs,fatneft, 
an  hnbitj  at  emftitution  of  the  body 
Habituon,  a,  nm.  pt.  ^uijtch  Jbalt 

have,  or  ought  tn  have 
Habitus,  4,  urn.  pt.  &  adj.  or,romp. 
/limoc,  fup.  had,  given,   counted. 


H  ^  5 

Adj.^f,  wel/likntf,  in goodpffgbt: 

AlCoaf'ffed,  or  inclined 
Habitus',  (is.  n.  an  Mit,  whether 

of  wind,   or   body,  the  manmer, 

ftate,  or  fajbion  of  a  thin  ft,,  ear- 

riage,  mann«r,  featnre,  and  demean 

nour  of  a  pcrfon,  the  fon/litutioa  of 

bjdy  ;  Alfo  apparel,  attire 
Hai-.  anv.  by  this  Vfoy 
Ha^Snus,  ^dv.  hitherto,  tbut  far^ 

to  this  time,  or  pUce^  thus  much 

and  no  more 
Hxd  le,  is.  n.  a  fold  for  kids 
Hxdiniis,  a,  iim.  adj.  of  a  kid 
Haedillus,  i.  m.  a  little  goat 
Haedotnt.  i.  n.  a  little  goat 
Haedut,  i.rtk,  a  kid 
Haemorrhagia,  ae.  f^flux  of  blood 
Hsi-iotrhois,  r^is.  f.  the  piles 
Han^di^ham,  i.  n*  a  fmallinhiritaaet, 

patrimony 
HaeredYtar'm^,  a,  um.  ad},  hereditary 
Haer^ditas,  Stis.  f.  an  heritage 
H.'crcdium,  i.  n   a  fmallelfate 
Haereris,  tis.  pt.  fiieking  fa/l 
Hsreo,  ere,  fi,   fum.   n.    to  fliek. 

Met.  to  Be  fixed :  Alfo  to  doubt, 

to  /otter 
Hxrev,  edis.  e.  g.  an  heir,  an  heirefs 
Hxrefiarchus,  i.   vel  haerefiarcha, 

X.  m,  an  arch  her etick 
Hajrefis,  f.  an  herefy 
Haeretice,  ^dv.likeanheretick 
Haer-ticus,  a,  um.  adj.  heretical 
H.Trcticus,  i.  m.  an  hgretirk 
Haeslrabandus,  a,  w^,  doubtful 
H aes Tta n s . r is .  ^t.Jidmmering,doubting 
Hxfitafitia,  a*,  f.  a  flammering 
Har$itat*o,  onis.  f.  ajlammering,  a 

doubting 
Hae«rtator,  5ri».  m.  a  delayer 
HaesVtatus,  a,  um.  pt.  doubted  of 
Hsdito,  ire.  tofiamruer,  tn/aulter 


H  AR 

Haea^rvi,  m,  nm.  pt.  wiHfUi 

hang  upon 
HagTOfrapha,   oroio.  n.  fL' 

^^riisrgs 
Halcyoo,  onis.  f.  king*t-Jl^  ' 
Halee,  Ccis.  f.  ^n.au  herri^l 
HilScuIa,  ae.  f.  a  fprat 
HalitDt,  As.  m.  Snath,  a  gi 

vapour 
Hallelujah,  prat  ft  ye  the  Uri 
Hallez  virf,  a  dwarf 
HallacYnatio,  5nis.  f.  a  mijUk 
HallScYoitor.  orit.  m,ablat 
HallucYnor,  tri,  itss  fain,  ii 

blander 
Halo,  are.  aA.  to  brtathr,  toa 
HSlo,  ^Bif.  m.    a  eirib  dm 

fan,  aMP«,  txrflan 
Ha]5fis,  eof.  in  ace.  finf.  is  fl 

the  takii^  alUfaeking  oft » 
Halter,  cria.  m.  a  phamut 
Hama,  a;,  f.  bucket  tmadeefb* 
Hamatas,     a,   um.    adj.  at 

hooktj,  iistanglod 
HamuU,  ae.  dim.  a  fmaUMt 
Hamijlns,  i.  m.  a  fmaUbotk 
Haoius,  1.  m.  an  hook 
Hapfut,  i.  m.   an  hndful 
Hara,  ae.  f.  an  hofjfy,  a  et^ 
Hariolatio,  onis.  iF.  a  Moiff 
Hariolor,ari,atus  fom.  dep.MJ 
HariSlut,  i.    ».  4  joothjoftr,  • 

viner 
Harmamaza,  as.  f.  a  Ptr^^ 
Harm5nia,   ae.  f.  a  due  fetpt 

analogy,  harm^ay^  aMf 
HarmonTeus.  a»  am.  horm^ 
HarpSzo,  Snis.  m.  agnfpHH^ 
Harpalu*,  i.  m.  tbedifUttk 
Harpaftum,  i.  n.  aeridietkJ 
Harpe.  es,  f,  a  feymitar,tk'^ 
Harpyiae,  amm  f.  tarfia 
HIrofpei,  Tcis.  m.  v'uLAnfl^ 


i.  tk*  a  footbfaying 
a-fp§ary.Uinf€y  or  fi>«. 
0k£V9H9  iUffMik  frU 

HD.  Miryii^f  or  fight- 

\m.  Umtghr  to  mfpear 
,MhaUwd 

f 

1,  «dv,  ly^no  WKMS 
I  &  ivi,  ftam  ^  itam. 
/&«^  41^.  Met.  to  rt- 
tkt  in,  to    dritUkf  eat, 

to  fhrto,  to  {train  f  to 

pm(r.:/»>^  draak,  ice, 
m.  a  drawer 
m  kaeket,  a  pmaf 
iirta  pt.  tirawr.,  taken 
*oJnp,  funk,fMiadred, 

D.  a  draughty  afif 
im.  ^.  about  to  fnfir 

htfort  £. 

uacflot,  the  felf  ftr- 

•.   r.  "fi^V^f,    r^ 
Iff  AXioaweek 
U  /0  ^  Mnr/,  M  «&///, 
hi  dutUni  heavy 
4j.  oCconp*  flhnot, 
haamjy'duU,  dm,  me 
ofA/hfeo,  lai^id, 
it,  mfeaJki/eehie 
tagrow  Uunt,  daJl, 
If  j^eehto 
ft,maki:i^'d9ll 


HEM 

Hlbltitio,  onit.  f.  awakiiag  diJt 
HebKtacrix,  icis.  f^  that  weakethdaU 
HSbiStatut,  a,  um.  mad*  hbmt,  daU, 

orftt^d . 
H-ibetefooy  Sre.  idem 
HebSto,  ire.  afi.  /o  make  hbent,  diiil 
H^Stor,  St-i,  3tuf«  palL  f«.^«  hmi^ 

«&//,  to  ho  blunted 
HSbStudo,  ihit.  f.  dnhieft,  himntnefi 
HScicombe,  eit  f.  «  Sacrifice  of  an 

hundred  oMen,   ftc* 
HedTca^  ^n  hefHek  fever 
Hecyra,  ae.  f.  /it;  mo/i&irMifW 
maSra,  e.  f.  ny 
Hj^difraceut,  a,  urn.  adj.^rvf 
H2d<rig8r,  a^  um.  hearing  imy  . 
Hrderatus,  a,  um.  pt.  iW. 
HSdSroAit,  a^  un.  fu/lofivy 
Hedra»ae.  f  a  plain  Juperficiet 
Hei !  interjcA.  woi  vMi! 
HeJB !  interject.  0  br^'no 
Helrifrius,  i.  m.  that  babtk  a  harge 
Helijfcuf,  a,  am.  belonging  to  the  jkn 
Heiict,  et.  f.  thegreat  Sear 
HSlfotropiom,  i.  n.  the  herh  tnmfile 
HSIix,  ids.  m.  a  errtping  hy 
He)12btfr5fu,  a,  um.  ^  tfbeOahore 
HelKMram,  i.  n.  tf  helieborui^  i. 

m.  the  herh  h^thore 
Hetknirmoa,  im,  a  gredfm 
Helluido,  v^^beluacio,  doiii,  f.  a 

gormandimng 
HtUvo,  velheiuo,  9nit.  m*a glutton 
HeUuo  libroram^  agreat  reader,Cic* 
Hdluor,  &  heloor,  ari,  itui  ium. 

4ep.  to  formandhtef  to  dmmnt  ^  or 

eonflme  ati 
HelviOQS,  a,  urn.  ofafle/h  coimr 
Helvuty  a,  um.  of  a  pale  red 
Hem  I  an  inteijedltoneznreifinf  va- 

riout  motioas  and  aCe^oat  of 

the  mind.  Admirantit,  hoi%o!  fay 
yufo?  Laudantis,  wr//,  rarely. 


HE  R 

iantU,.  hold  l.fiof  /  CoflrffSBCji 
hem  I  hew  is  that  I  mkaPioikat ! 
'Oikttti^o,  heoa^  Seehtero!  Vtr- 
bcrjmtiii,  there  h  faryotti  tdbt 
that  fir  yonrpaim.  AdmuMMl^ 
iooi^fa^mhjf.  ^i^9dfm^§ifot,y^ 
behold,  Hortantis,  miitd,*abfirve, 
Exuitam  f,  .  D  -hra^  t  0  toM! 
Refpondentit^^ilfii^^/ 

Hemimeria.  [Mi-SyHi,  dimidiuii,  ^ 

/«*ipic,^p«r»J*Af^#/jar  in  mrfk ' 
U%m\m^m,Ubaif'afMetMKf  •  . 
Heminaritta,  ^  um.  holdii^.em  he-^ 


Hemifphaeriom,  i.  n.  the  i 
Hemiftichiiaai,i..&  [f«oV<«V{r^] 

aio^lfmi^  Gmmm. 
Hematonium,  U,  n.    a  itf  jf  imv, 

Vitrnn  5,  4. 
Hemltr  U«u9,i..  m*a  fimiterHamag^ 
HeodecafylUbus,  i,  untaiaingokm^ 

fyllahUs 
Hepar,  acii.  n.  ihe  Hwr 
HSp£tariua».a>  um.  of  the  Ihtop 
Hc^i'icus,  ^,'um,  of  the  li^er 
Heptawp^  ia.  C  a^/e^wihaak^gtoMlj^ 
HCra,  Si.  d*  m  djme^  «  ^froje^  ^ 

Heracieoli.  [ji^^Heccu]e4n.Teato|t} 
th*  herh  milfoil^  or  /am»»  PJis. 
ao,  17.  &  19, 15. 

He^acIeu^ «yun<  fit fnr a Jbemnho 

Herba,  tfi»  A«ri^^  «  meed,  gr^fi^jhe 
blade  rf  finp  earn,  Ac.  Herbam 
ponigtw  alicoi,  up  ama  on*  yifrt 
rr'tfr.  Mefiii  iaJiaxbay-Prov.uD&rc 
f/>er«  is  but  a  difiane  profpe^  of  a 
thing 

Heibateviy  a,  um.  gra^,  taade  rf 
irafs^  or  herbs 

Hsrbarius,  a,  um,  of  herhe 


•     H  E  S 

Heftbafce*    wl  herbefco,-  /•   vax 

{r«My  ■»  graft  ■ 
HerbefceiM,  ds.  ft.  waxing  green 
'  Kcrbeui,  ■,  uiti.  fffrn  ^  jfraft 
Hcrblfdttty  t,  nm.full  offfaft 
Kerbifer,  a,  um.  hriHgtth/mth  bet  it, 

or  grjft 
Hcrbfgrldvt,  adj.  goi^  on  the  graft 
HahtliSf  is.  fed  with  gr^fi 


H  IC 

the  e^ckitrg.. 
Hefternoa,  -a,>um.  of  ytfierday,  or 

ytfiernight  ^      ... 
IIctafriA,  if.  f.  afaciity,  coijKgf  , 
Hetcroclitus,  ni  ' \.\m»' irreguiar  h 

deciining 
Hen  !  interi.  ejiihncis,  &  dolcotis, 

nvo'.  alat  !  0  I  Adaifrtnus^xuh^o ! 
HeuretcF^  s.  m.  an  author 


Herbofut,  ■,  a».  iflimut,  fup.  fuIi-Hcw !  adr.  vocanu^  &  rcvocantis^ 
tfberh,  or  graft  i     lo,  f.hA,   ho  there,  dolenlis  &   ad: 

'    '"'        ,f,ah'ti'  '    ' 


Httbfi]M,m.f,ith'ttleherh 
Hercaent,  a,  nm.  a  nam  */Jf9tir, 

the  defender  efincbfkret 
Hercifco,  iSre.   to  divide  an  inheii 


Herein,  adv.  -  hy  Heradei  - 

HercuJxnea  pan,  the  tithe,  Plaet. 
.Herciilanua,  a,  um.  great,  hnge 
Herciil^,  adv.  6y  Hf^uU»  - 
Hercfilec,  adv.  fh^th^  firwigfy 
Hetciileut,  a,  um.  ef  Her cuktt  great, 

huge 
H?ri,  adv.  yeflerday^ ytfiemight 
Heres,hetedii.e.  %,an  heir,  or  hdrefs 
Heri,  adv.  y^erdof^  Cic. 
HSrYfagay  k.  c.  g.  a  rmiag^H 
Heril^s,  e.  ad|.  Mongimg  t§  a  msfler, 

or  m^hefs 
.Herma,  ae.  m.  affatue  of  Mercury 
Hermiphroditut,  i.    m,  an  berma- 

phrodite 
Hentia,  a?,  f.  a  rupture 
HeroYcuf,  a,  um,  hereie 
HSroTna,  «.  f.  an  ketone 
*  HerSis,  Ydit.  f.  a  l»4y  of  quality 
Heros,  is.  m.  em  hero,  a  man  ^fn* 

guiar  virtue 
HeroiiS,  a,  um.  heroic,  epic 
Hprpea,  erif .  St.  Anthveytfire 
Kcru?,  \   Tc\,  a  mofier  of  a  f€mihf, 

hh  fl'iefi  f^n 
Fefycri^h  if  tim,  w^em 
llefp^'—    •*.  m.  set  ivening  /^ir, 


coniiderationciu  revocancjs,  ton- 
Jider,  rmnd    ■ 
i  Ke<a.  on.  s,  a,  um.  ^tbjixanglei 
Hexameter,  a,  um.  offxjtet 
;  Hexapla,  n.  pi.  a  w0ri^i« /fee  coAmmi 

H  bef^  I. 

Hiandut,a,  um.  ptl  to  be  yawned 

Hiani,  antia.  pt.  gaphg%  y^vming, 

diijoimted.  Met.  craving,  insatiable 

Hialco,  ere.  n.  to  chink,  to  open 

Hiatus,  uB,m,  a  gaping, or ya'wnirgf 

*  i^ff'^g*  *y  clapping^ cieaxirg, 

or  opening,  a  disftuftin^',  apariinv^ 

Meton.  baniirgtbragging,  boafllng 

Hiberna,  orum.o  ^L  ivlnter  qnartcrs 

HTbrrnacula,  drum .  winter  fnarters 

Hibernatuf  us,  a,  um.  pC  abuit-  te 

winter 
Hiberno,  are.  n.  to  winter,  to  bt  in 
winter  fuartert,  to  be  tempeftucut  . 
Hibernus,  »,  um.  of  winter 
Hibifcum,  i.  n.  ««/  hibifcus,  i.  n. 
.  the  mar/baalleWf  orbulrujh,  V  trg. 
Hie,  hxc,  hoc.  pron.  demonft.  thii 

man,  woman,  thing 

Hic,  vel  heic.   adv.  loci*  rei,  ^ 

tempcris,  here,  in  this  plece^  in 

thee  affairn  or  matter,  then 

Hicce,  haecce,  hnrce,fM,  thismtry 

Hiccine,    hrccine,    hoccine?    thi» 


H  I  N 

Kiccir.e,  adr.  hereP 
Hirmliia,.  c.  adj.  fee  H; 
Hi  era,  a? .  f .  a  j  acred  ^ 
.Hierarcha,  k.  m.  a  bi^ 
Hiefajxhia».s.  f.-  hitra. 

government 
HierAtira  eharta,  the  J 
paper,  on  which  boc 
■  gion  were  writ 
Hieroglypfaicus,  a.um.  b 
Hit' to,  arc.  toftareabm. 
Hi^lara'tua,  a,  um.  pt.  m 
HiJarc,  adv.  ids,  comp. 
merriiy,  chearfvily,  ga 
Hilarel'co,  ^re  togrota « 
Hilari4,  orjum.   pi.  u. 

ffiival 

Hilaxis,  e.  adj.  or,  co 

fup.  merry,  gay^  pl<a^ 

cinarful 

Hjluricasy  itis.  f.  mirtl 

"''Jh  g'tiety,  pUafantry 

HiJantcr,  adw.  nurrifyf  ; 

iinarl^udo,  init.   f,   mi 

cbea'fulntji 
Hilaro,  are.  to  make  mn- 
HTIafDr,  ari,  itus.  p^fl*. 

■pleafant 
Hjlafiilu^^  a,   um.  diao 

pleafant 
HTiarus,  a,  um.  merryt  d 
Hiiia,  vel  hila,  aj.  t,  tin 

a  ctitterltng 

Hilum,  i.  n.  a  very  neth 

Hinc,  adv.  hence,  from 

cemfe,   matter,  perjh, 

out  ofthii^  part  tf  tin 

himCf  en  thit  part  aad  t 

Hiona,  ae.  f.  a  fie  hind 

Uiooio,  ire.  to  migb,  Qyi 

Hinnltoiy  ^,  m.  a  mht* 

Hinniileui,   gT  hinoolu 

young  bind,  aktd,  Umt 

little  tmUa 


:  s 


H  O  Nt 


amuiCfanaf  |  Hiftoilographus,  i.  m,  an  btflcrith 

^e,  to  yawn,  to  ofenl     grapber,    a  tortter  of  hifiory 

ie,  fd  o^M,  as  flbwerSj  I  Hiftricus,  a,  urn.  adj.  belonging  to 

tbapi  its' the  ground,  |      tbt  fiage 

to  be  looje^  or   (//J- iHiftrio,  onis.  m.  a  ftagtpUyer,  an 

,    to  ^ap^  ffiir,    to]      aBor 


,  to  bawi  out 
1.  a  horje  boat 

m,a  breaker  ofborjes 
i.  Ta,a  courfifig 
Hi   itidecl.  a  kind  of 
It 

hirquihus,  a,  um. 
f,  goatijbt  rammijb 
n,  fnuUing  like  a  goat 
rquqs,  i.  m.  tf  buck 
%  ieckerous  oU  fiiow^ 
il  of  tbe'  armLoies,  a 

vid,  Hircvs  ' 
rougbnefi  of  hair 
n.  ior,  com  p.  rough,\ 
U  fiaUy^  Met^  rug* 
ant 

;•  adj.  rougbf  fbaggj^ 
rugitdi  vrtfolifbed 
'.  a  borfeleecb,  a  bUt^d- 
tbdufier 
Zf  um^  idy  pertain' 

.  fj  a  fioalhm.  Met. 

art.  gaping 

rape,  to^pen  tbe  mouth, 
tbap,ox  9p6i  ^ 

vm.  full  of  bait 
tan*    Augb,    brifiy, 

\fy,  dirty,  rugged,  un- 

MbtfhfyyCft  narratrvt 
f.  the  narrative 
am.  b'ijhricai 
rt-  ^  "'    ' 


Hfftnonalis,  e.  adj.  theatrical 
Hiftrioniay  a.  f.  tbe  art  of  an  aBor 
Hiftrionicua,  a,  um.  tbeatrtcat 
H  ulcc,  adv.  gapingiy 
Hittico,  Ire.  to  malie  a  tbing  gape 
Hialcur,  a,  uva, gaping,or chapping, 

as  ground  doih.  Met.  not   clofi, 

grtedy,ravencus 

H  before  O. 

Hocce,  n.  tbisfkme 

Hoccinc  ?  it  tbit  f 

Hodie,  adv.  to  day,  tbU  idy,  4t  this 

time,  in  this  age 
Hodlernvs,  a,  um;  of  tbit  day 
Hcedicuios,  hoedile,  hoedillus,  iifle- 

dinu8>  hesdulus,  liaedus)  'vid,  ks- 

diculus,  hx^\\t,  ^e. 
Hoi  !    tbe  voice  of  cryir^,  Teti 
JFiSl^caaftufn,  an  bslocaufi 
H(S16graphico8,  a,   um.   vr/  holo- 

graphu8>  tobolly  written  by  a  ma»*x 

ovfn  baffd 
"PtliAI&ftincQtf  a,  um.  made  dlUffUk 
HSmicida,  «.  C  g.  amanfiayir 
H5mxei(hum,  i.  n.  bonne  A 
Homilia,  se.  f.  an  homily 
HJ^o,  rnis.  c.  g.  man,  utankind,  a 

mortal,  a  worttati,  a  mine,  a!^  op*- 

pofed  to  a:  child 
HoAogSneaBy  a,-tfm.  tAyboMigeneal, 

fmilar 
H^itlos,  um,  adj^arf 
H5mulluff,  um,  a  ^ateak  man 
Homuncio,  !teis.  m.  afcrub  ' 
Homunciflos^  ».   qif*^  1#  bttla  firry 


H  O  Ji 

fellow 
|loneftandus»  if,  um.  pt.  to  ie  bm 

mured,  fee. 
Honeftans,  tia.  pt.  adorning  '' 

Honeftaa,  aiis.   f.  bono^-,  HohiUtyi  - 
rminence,  dignity,  credit,    re^ta* 
th'-^  probity i  hone/fy 
fjoneftarus,   tk,  um;    pt.    adormd^ 

credited 
Honefte.  adir.  iug.  cdmp.  ftm^,  fop. 

boneiurabfy,  becomingly^  bandfmelf  * 
H8n>flo,  Se.  aft.   tb  grace  one,  ftf. 

adorn 
HSneftofi,  ari,  5tus.  pafli 
Hdnefhimi  i.  n.  bonejiy,  viriue 
H6ntRiis,   a^  oni,  adj.  ior,  oompl»^ 
flimui,   fup.    honourable,   honejfy 
kind,  cih'd,  hanafiine,  decent,  worm 
fbifful;   gknttel,  bandfome,  fair^ 
foell^fk'wmred,  dijereetly  ana  ^fih 
made      . 
HSnor,  &  IJoffds,  5n>.  m.  honour^ 
■    ^f^rjhip,  refpeff,  regard,  dn  cffice, 
pofi^oi  dignity,  graiffitlnrft,  beduryi 
a  prefent,  a  reioara,    a  fee,  a  re* 
^corhpenfe,  facrifce,  dn  oblation 
H8n6rSbif|is,  t*  adj.  honourable 
Honorabiliter^  adv,   honourably 
Hoo&ra'ndti^,  a;  um.  pt,  tp  be  i#* 

.  noured 

HSnSrarioCD,  !.  h.  ««  honorary^  at 

free  gift,  a  trt/ekt,  a  phji^iam'^ 

or  iawyer*s/ee 

HSnSririus,  a,  um.  adj^  Jnridfmng; 

ti>  bni^ur,  bortirarf '      ,  » 

HSnorate,  adv.   i^.  domp.  ffm^ 

ivLlf.  honourably,  ^aorfhipfully 
HdnotatuSy  a,  um/  pt.  &  adj,  ior, 
comp;  ifimtts,  fup.  bdnodted,  re^ 
warded,  honourable,  Worjhipful 
iHoriiriftcJ*,    adv.    liooorificcntiiit, 
com  p.    ffimd,    fup'.-    h^mif<x.K 
»!•  th  ^.WT 


Acttt 


H  O  R 

Hpnorificus,   a,  um.  adj.   hooorifl- 

centjor,  comp.    honoiifxentifli. 

mus,    fup.  honcurablCf  creJiubU^ 

dont,  or  fpoken  tc  a  man's  crtdit 

HonoiOy   are.    adt.  to  rtvtrtna^  to 

honour 
Hunoior,  ari,  atus.  pafT, 
}fon<^ui,  a,  um.  adj.  boneuraB/e 
}{(.nos,  oris.  m.  viJ,  Honor 
Hj>pU)iiiUihus,  i.  in»  a jHLwd feKcer 
Hpra,  &'.  f.  an  hour.  Id  horas,  rvery 

£our.  Hot. 
Norarium,    i.    n.  an   infirument    to 
knew  the  l^ur  by  rhe  help  cf  tvatet , 
an  hour  glafsyCwi  k,i^'atcb,diait  ice, 
Korarius,  a,  uni.  adj.  hourjy 
f^urdracfus,  a,  uni.  ai!j,  of  barley 
J-.'ordcani,  m.  pL  h^-it-^ufonbarUy 
H6rd^arius,a,um.  /cs  :a'ir.wg  Vj  bariey 
Horr^nup,  a,  um.  ;iH;.  »f  harUy 
Kortcum,  i.  n.  bsrhy 
PlorJron,  ontis.  ni.  ite  hcr't^cn 
Hor;;5t:nuf,  a,  upn.  j,;j.  t^f  tkiiyi<r 
Ilorru".,  a.  un-..  a-;.  <(  tli:  yiar 
Hi»*oi(giciis,  .1.  um,  of  a  cluik 
Iloroiti^iunj,  i.  n.  a  i.''jck,  a  ivmfcb, 
afi..il 

Ilorofo"  JUS.  i.  ni.  m  Urjjcope 
Hprrp.nms,   i.  ii:.  tie  kieptir  cj  tie 

garner 
H;nrendu(n,  adv.  drtadfvUy 
Hvrrendcs,    »,^    um.    pi.    bvrrilley 

dreadful, '  terrible,  /trance,    mar- 

vel/tks,  avjfu  I,  reverend 
Hoircps    tis.  pt.    »<i|^a/,  rugged, 

rough  with  hair, paring  andfiand- 

v:g  up  on  end,  prickly,  dark,  dijmal, 

Jbivering,  quaking 
Hcrrco,  ere,  ui.  n.   to  be  rough  and 

/^k  tetrille,  toJhii>er  and  tremble 
/Ir/t/ir  at  J  ttt  Jhakif  or  tfuake 
/or  f0'J,    to  dread  aadJkU  in\ 


H  OS 

Hortatory  oris.  a.  an  enctun 
Hortatrix,  icja.  f.  id, 
Hortatus,  a,  am.  pt.  havirg. 
Hortatus,  fit.  m.  U.  fu,  bcrt 
Horteniis,  c.  adj.  gtowng 

pertaining  to  a  garden 
HortenHus,  a,  om.  adj.  idem 
Hortor,  ari,  atus  fum.  dep. 
hort,  ceun/ely  or  aJvife,  to 
rage,  imboUim,  or  chm;  t»i 
vijtd 
Hortulanos,  i.  m.  agardiner 
Hortiilus,  i.  m.  a  Ltrle  garden 
Hortus,  i.  m.  a  garden,  oxom 
Hiirti  ionacindrii,  fioverpi^ 
Hofanna,  inded.  Voc.  Heb. 
Hofpcf,  itis.  c.  g.  a  giuf,  as 

or  a  lardlord 
Hofpira,  ae.  f.  an  htfieft 
Hofprtalisy  r.  adj.  ifiimui,fi)p. 

pitable,  ujing  hofpitaRtj 
Horpitalitas,  atis.  U  hefpita&J 
HofpTta liter,  adv.  h^fpitetUjf 
Hcfpitars,  tis.  piudweUing 
Horpiioiun:,  i.  n.  dim.  ^jjP'^. 
Hofpitium,  i.  n.   an  inw,  a  id^ 
a  place  to  entertain  firangenr 
gt^ffli,  frkndfinps  M^t.  ft^ 
Hoirific«-6,  c,\\m.  tti^htful  I      d'ertSfar.d affiety  Oc,Catih4i^ 

Horii  i\r.uz,  a,  um.  nu:kiKg  a  dreaa-  i  Ht  fpXt  .r,    iii,   atus  Aim.  *?■ 
ful  Kiitje  j      /"rf/r^,    or  quarter,  f  ^w*  ^ 

Hvxtoxyhiit,  m,  a  JlyiveringyCr qui2'\     fiunge plate 

kirg  lor  CO  d,5r»ear,  votrorjri\^bt.  iHolpItus,  a,  um.  Sdj.  migl^^ 
dread t    flive,   tennatton:   Alio  a       a/i joinings  ho'pitable 
frowning  or  Uwring  look 
f^or&um»  adv.  httherward 
Hortamcn,  lois.  n.  an  encouragement 
Hortamentum,  i.  n.  idem 
Hortandus,  a»  um.  pt.  to  exhort,  or 

be  exhorted 
DortanSy  tis.  pc.  exhorting 

Hortatio,  onis.  f.  an  encoure^i^gy  or  ^lto1\iftTf  en,  tem.  tcujfff^ 
cberriu^  .  mity 


H  OR 

Horr^cJlum^  i.  n.  dim.  a  little  gamer 
Hoirefcens,  tis.  pt.  dreading 
Horrefco,  ere,  to  grow   rough   and 

rugged,  to  begin  to  jhi^fer,  or  fiake 

fox  t'eac,  or  cold 
I^orreum,  \.  n»  a  ham,  a  cornhoufe, 

a  fioreL^ufe,    a  grange:    AJfo  a 

wine  cellar ,  a  warehoufe^  a  repo- 

Jitory 
HorrTbiJisyC.  adj.  or^comp.  horrible, 

terrible,  dreadful t  frightful:  Alfo 

awful,  reverend 
rtorril:iiitfr,  a<iv   horribly^  horrid 
HcriTcomis,  e,  adj.  tairjfarin'g 
I^ornde,  adv.  ruggedly 
Ftorridiilus^  a,   un).  adj.  fomewhat 

rujfgtdfharJandprfituberantfPlAUt, 
Ho»r;ilus,   a,    um.  adj.    or,    comp. 

rougi,  tuggedf  clvw^ifh,   unplea- 

{am,     hoir:J,    dreaajkl,     hideous, 

ghaftly,    frightful,  cold    through 

tear,   grave,  aupere 
Horr.fer.  era,  cnj  r  .  brinrjr.g  crld 

Wifiilf'j      blujienng,    fughtfut, 

dnadful 
Horn  fit  e,    adv.    terribly,    horribly  t 

awUi'ly^  rcfi^'to-'jly 
rroriir»v' ,  aic.  tojr.^lten 

i^htful 


Hoftia.  X.  f.  i  facrijia,  tki4 

crated  bofi,  or  hfsd,  n  tU  t*^ 

nion 
Hofticum,  i.  n.  a  formp  "^ 

{nn,   the  enemy* t  cmtntry      ^  ^ 
Hofticus,  a,  om.  sdj.  ftrtettH* 

the  enemy 


^nrfor  9M 


\  HciXA:'VH>5»h  ^;^^^ "^^V  **W\avvrj '^*^»i  ••  »?j.  hefik        ^^^ 


1  U  M 

,  atit.  f.  bejiility,  enmity 

,  adT.  Ith  an  emmy 

re,  ivi.  to  return  like  fir 

c.  g,  MM  enemy 

H  befire  U. 

loci,  hither,  to  this  f/ace, 
Vue,  to  this  point 
int«rrog.  what  hither? 
a.lv,  hitherto 
jcft.  ho  !  tvhrm  ! 
,cn.  [ah  h'cce]  y.  v, 
yd'\  of  this  fort f  fueh 
,  iJem 

I,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  he  inferred 
adv.  ids  tomp.  ifTime, 
ifntJyt  ''**  *  >«<»»>  miUifj 
'riendfy^  civilly 
r,  atis.  f.  hiimanity^  human 
renthfiefSf  eHtftefy^ friend- 
hndneftt  good  manners, 
good  nature:  Alfo  human 
liheral  knowledge 
;  adv.  ii^s,  comp.  iOimd, 
feoujly,  kindfyf  patient^y^ 
manful/y 

\y  adv.  as  m^n  are  V}ont. 
lihi  hum^n'tt^sarcidifrct, 
chanced  to  die,  Ctc.  Phil. 

a,  urn.  adj.  ior,  comp. 
fup.  b'kngir^  to  mankind, 

ratiorel  crtnture,  polite^ 
arts  and  fcienrrsy  hum/me^ 
trte 'US,  friendly^  kind,  ei' 
ini^raii,variaf>/e,  uncer^ 


HUM 

Humcftans,  tis.  pt.  moifening 
Hameftatut,  a,  urn.  pt.  moiftned 
Hamca^,  adv.  moifily 
Hflmefto,  are.  aft.  to  moi/fen^or  wet 
Humefttts,  4,  urn.  iA}.  damff>'/b 
Humefaftus,  a,  um.  pt,  wetted 
Hument,  tis.  pt.   .latry 
HOmeo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  he  loet 
HiinxhAlCf  is.  ti.  a  grarhate^s  hood 
Hiimrrolus,  a,  um.    having   great 

fbeuIJers 
HnrxHTus,   i.  m.  the  fooulJers 
Humefccns.  tis.  pt.  growingmoffl 
Hu'ncfco,  Jlrc.  to  grow  motfi,  orwetl 
Virg.  Modicispnruiii  humefcere, 
to  repefb  himfelf  with  a  gla/t  or 
tW3,  liar. 
Hiinrti,  adr.  on  the  ground 
Humide,  adv.  mmfiif 
Hiimiditast  atis.   f.  humidity 
.  Humido,  are.  /•  moifien 
Humidulus,  a,  um.  adj,  damfijb 
Humidusy  a,  um.  adj.   iar,  comg. 

ifTlmus,  fup.  moiJI,  wet,  dank 
Humrfer,Sra,  erum,hringethmofJlnire 
Humif  ICO,  are.  to  moifttn 
Humificus,  a,  um.  these  moifiem$th 
Hii  Ttiliatio,  onis.  f.  humOiatiete 
Hilrniltatul,  a»  um.  pt.  hkmh/ed 
HiimiWOf  sirt^  i&,  to. humhk 
HCInnTiior,  ari,  atus.  palf. 
Humiiip,  e  adj    or,  comp.  Hmus 
fup.  /ow,  mean^t  poor ^ finally  dwar* 
flhy  baie.  ignoble,  feehle,  loeak,  of 
Jitti'  wtrtb^  or  account,   kumh/e, 
fuhmffifej  fupftliant 
Humili'tj^,  atis.  f,  icwneft,  poornefs, 
mcmnntfsy  bafenefi^  inamiity,  'doani 
of  power,  an  undervaluing,  or  ^c- 


^  Y  E 

iutre,  or  fa{>,  &c.  an  hnmour 
Humus,  i.  f.  ground,  land 

H  before  Y. 


n'lt.  f.  verb,  a  burying  preciflting^  humility 

ris.  m.  that  burieth  Hiimipeta,  a.  m.  a  farrow  hawk 

n,    um.    pt     about  r-jMiimo,  are.  aft.  to  Jet  in  the  earth, 

I       to  bury 
una.  pt.  interred  \  Humor,  dris.  m,  moijlurcy  any  liquid, 


Hyacinthia,  orum.  pi.  n.  ftfiivaU  in 

himoMr  of  Hyacinthus 
FlyacinthTnus,  a,  um.  %dj»  ,of  wolef, 

or  purple  cehur 
Hyacinthus,  i,  m.  a  miotee,  orpur^a 

coloured JUi99r  :  Alfo  a  jacinth 
Hyades,  um.  f.  the  Jensen  ftars  in  fh$ 

beadffTturue- 
Hyaena)  ae.  f.  «  hee^  like  a  wolf,  « 
^'ndoffiaji/bi  AXto  a  jerpent  Jn 
called 
Hyalus,  um,glafi,  fomttimeiffM* 

colour,  Hibtrna  fee 
-Hybcma,  orum.  pi.  n. 
HyWno,  ar€.  n.  «»/.  Hibtrno 
Hybernus,  mid,  Hibemui  •* 

Hydra,  at.  f.  «  water ferpent  ' 

Hydranlicus,  a;  um.  i^draulic    ,  ■   ^ 
Hydria,  ae.  f,  a  water  pot 
Hydrocele,  es.  f,  the  end  rupture 
HydrSmfntia,   c  f.  divination  bj 

waiee' 
Hydr5miUi,  n.  mtfhegHn 
HyMmy\n,m.f.  awater-mili 
HydrophSbla,  ae.  f.  the  fear  of  water 
Flydrophobl^,  i.  m.  afraid  of  vtatir''^ 
Hydrophviax,  cis.  m.  a  water  bedL^ 
Hydropicus,  a,  um.  adj.  hydropical 
Hydrops,  opis>  m.  the  dripfy      * 
Hydruv,  i.  m.  a  water  ferpent 
Hyemaliay  ium.  pi.  n^  winter  juar- 
tert  f^ 

Hyilmaits,  e.  adj.  winterly 
H  \  emat,  i  m  perf.  it  ie  n}*ry  cold 
Hyeanat'o,  onis.  f.  a  wintering,  s 

fup  port  for  winter 
Hy^marus,  a^  um.  puj'rozen  over 
HySmo,  are.  n,  to  winter  an^  wK«x*^ 
ta  take  ut»  )|it  ^\nUT  ouattw^^ 


H  O  R 

Hpnorificus,   a,  urn.  adj.   hooorifl- 

centior,  comp.    honorificentifli. 

inus,    fup.  honourable f  credilabitf 

dfmtf  or  fpoken  to  a  man^i  credit 

I-IonoiOj   are.    adt.  to  revergna^  to 

honour 
Honoror,  ari,  situs.  pafT. 
Hon<^uSf  ayum.  adj.  honcurabk 
H(.nos,  oris.  m.  %/id.  Honor 
HppU)ina«.hus,  i.  m.  a  jiLord ferxer 
Hpra,  a.  f.  an  hour.  In  hcras,  e^my 

£our^  Hor. 
Norarium,    i.    n.  an   infirument    to 
knew  the  hour  by  roe  help  of  ivatet , 
an  hour  giafs^c/oi  k^ijarch,dtalt  &c. 
Korarius,  a,  un).  adj.  hourly 
Hordraceiis,  a,  uin.  at)j,  of  barley 
Hordcani,  m.  pi.  l:i-iK^  upon  barley 
H6rd/:ariuSja,um-  /e:;  tair.iitg  t,  barley 
Hcyrctu*,  a,  um.  aHj.  if  barley 
Kurccum,  i.  n.  barisy 
PlorJzon,  ontis.  m.  tit  hcr\7c:n 
Hors:Stinuf,  a,  utn.  zi'y  oftkisyi<r 
I  lor  r  us,  a,  b  n; .  a'- : .  ff  tl  i:  j  i</r 
Hrt?ol(.gicus,  A^  um,  of  a  cluik 
i-I('roJt)giun>,  1.  n.  a  i.'ock,  a  nvmtcb^ 

ad.al 
F-rrT'  op'.uirj,  i,   n.  a  dial 
HorclvrjuR,  i.  ni.   in  tor jj cope 


H  OR 

Horreolum,  i.  n.  dim.  a  little  gamer 
Hotrefccns,  tis.  pt.  dreading 
Horrefco,  ere.  to  grotv   rough  and 

rugged,  to  begin  tojbiver,  orjbah 

for  t'eac,  or  cold 
I^orreum,  i.  n.  tf  harB,  a  cornhoufe, 

a  fiorelMfe,    a  grange:    AJA>  tf 

tvine  cellar f  a  warehcujif  a  repm- 

HorribiJis, e.  adj.  or^comp.  horrible, 
terrible,  dreadful,  frightful :  Alfo 
awfulf  retftrena 
rtorribnilf  r,  adv   horribly,  horrid 
HoriTcomis,  c.  adj.  hair'fiaring 
rtorr.dc,  adv.  ruggedly 
HorridiiJus^  a,   um.  adj.  fotnetvhat 

ruj^gtdfharJandprctuberanttl^laLUt, 
Hoindus,   a,    um.  adj.    or,    comp. 

rougtj,  fugged,  clvw*iipy   unplea- 

{am,     ho}r:J^    dreadjul,     hideous, 

ghaflly,    frightful,  cold    through 

tear,   gra^e,  aupere 
Horr.tVr,  era,  crurr  ,  brinp-ir.g  crld 

iv(fifif'j     blujienrg,    fughtfitl, 

dnadful 
Horiifice,    adv.    terribly,    honibly, 

a'w'tiify,  rcli^inrjly 
Ilornn^r.,  ht.tojr.^hten 
I  Horrifies,  r  ,  wm .  J  n^ht  ful 


H  O  S 


Hprreanus,   i.  ii;.  the  kifpcr  cf  tkei  Horii  ilr.u:,  a,  um.  nudirga  drta.i- 

ful  Kuije 
Horror,  onB.  m,  a  Jhiveripg,  ex  qua- 


garner 
Korrendum,  adv.  dreadfully 
Uptrend cs,    a,^    um.    pi.    hvrrihle, 

dreadful, '  terrible,  jirvn^e,    mar- 

vellaus,  av. ful,  reverend 
Itbrrens,    tis.  pt.    ragged,  rugged, 

rough  with  hair,  flaring  andftand- 

'ir.g  up  on  end,  prickly,  dark,  dtfmal, 
Jhivering,  quaking 
Hcrrco,  ere,  ui.  n.   to  be  rough  and 

Jyok  tetrilU,  tofhi'ver  and  tremble 

/or  finr  ati   tt  fiah^   or  qvake 

/or  fc'd,   to  dread  and  JMi  in 

~*rfor  9Ht 


kirg  ior  CO  d,&/-lear,  ifOrrorjri^bt 

dread,    flive,   feneration:   Alio  a 

frowning  or  l»  wring  look 
fioniim,  adv.  httberxvard 
Hon  amen,  inis.  n.  an  encouragemaa 
Hortamentum,  i.  n.  idem 
Hortandus,  sl,  um.  pt.  to  exhort,  or 

be  exhorted 
^0tUm,Xh.yit.  exhorting  ,   J.    the  enenq 

Hortatio,  oni«.  f,  an  tpcouraging^  or|rioflifer^  ttt,  emm.  tUMf^H^ 

cberriu^  mity 


Hortatory  oris.  a.  an  enemavgt 
Hortatrixy  Icia.  f.  id, 
Hortatus,  a,  am.  pt,  having ck 
Hortatusy  (is.  m.  id.  qu,  horud 
Hortenfis,   c,  adj.  g toning  Mi 

pertaining  to  a  garden 
Hortenfius,  a,  om.  adj.  idem 
Horror,  ari,  itus  Turn.  dep.  » 
.  hort,  ceunfely  or  aJvife,  toot 
rage,  imboldatt  or  cheer,  fkti 
vijid 
Hortulanos,!.  m.  a  gardiner 
Hortulus,  i.  m.  a  LtrUgardtB 
Hortusy  i.  m.  a  garden,  oxoodm 
Htirti  imacin^rii,  Jowtrpiti 
Hofanna,  inded.  Voc.  Heb. 
Hofpes,  itis.  c.  g.  a  gue^,  m  k 

or  a  landlord 
Hofpifa,  ae.  f.  am  beffefi 
Hofpitaiisy  e.  adj.  iifinius,  (op.  i) 

pitable,  ufmg  bofpitoBty 
Hofpi taliias,  atis.  U  hof^e&l 
HorpitalTter,  adv.  h»fpitaUy 
Hcfpitars,  tis.  ^udweUing 
Horptioiun:,  i.  n.  dim.  »^^^ 
Hofpitium,  i.  n.   an  inw,  a  H|"ft 
a  place  to  er.tertain  firengtrk^ 
guefli,  frttndfiup.  Uin,  fr^k 
c/rrts,  ar.d  allret,  Cc,  Catii,4t  *'* 
Htfpit^r,    iii,   itus  Aim.  ^* 
l'>age,    or  quarter,  to  ^rrtD  »■ ' 
flange  plate  j 

Holpitus,  a,  um.  adj.  ntiglk»»i^ 

a/tjoining,  ho  pitable 
Hoftia,  ae.  f.  'a  Jacrifice,  thtttt 
jfi,  or  bread,  i»  the  a^ 


crated  hofi, 

nion 
Hofticum,  i.  n.  a  fordp  f^ 

(nn,   the  enemy* t  country 
HiiftTcus,  a,  um.  adj.  pert^ 


:  u  M 

atit.  f.bojiility,  enmity 

idv,  iih  «if  emmy 

,   ivi,  to  return  like  fir 

:.  g.  an  enemy 

H  before  U. 

y^,  hither,  to  this  place^ 
e,  to  this  point 
tcrrog.  mbat hither? 
i.iv,  hitherto 
ft.  ho  !  wA#w  / 
n.  [ah  h'cce]  y.  v. 
',  of  this  fort ^  fueh 
iJem 

a,  urn.  pt.  to  he  interred 
,dv.  ifi%  tomp.  ifTime, 
ntjy,  //■*?  tf  maw,  miMfy, 
iendlyy  civilly 
atis.  f.  humanity^  human 
ntUnefsy  eouf  tefy^  friend- 
ndnefs,  good  manners. 
ood  nature:  Alfo  human 
iieral  knowledge 
adv.  ids,  comp.  iOinnd, 
'Otf/Jy,  kindly,  patient^y^ 
xanfuily 

adv.  tfi  m'ff  0r«  ^(M/fr. 
hi  hum^n'tt^saccidifTet, 
hancedtodie,  Cic.  Phil. 

.,  urn.  adj.  ior,  comp, 
p.  h'lcngir^  to  mankind,  \ 
atinrel  creature,  polite^ 
■ft  and  fcienersy  hum/me^ 
terns,  friend.'y,  kind,  ci^ 
^^raiijvariaf>/e^  uncer~ 


HUM 

Humcftans,  tis.  pt.  moiftening 
■Hutneftatiit,  a,  urn.  pt.  moifined 
Hamcae,  adv.  moifily 
Wmt€to,  site.  aft.  to  moi/fen^w  wet 
Humeftos,  a,  um.  adj.  dampi/b 
Humefaftus,  a,  um.  pt.  wetted 
Hument,  tis.  pt.   nafy     • 
Humeo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  be  wet 
HiimSrale,  \i,n,  a  grafiuates  haod 
Hiimerdfus,  n,  um.    having    great 

fheulders 
HnrxHTus,   i.  m.  the  jboulJers 
Humefccns.  tis.  pt.  growingmoifl 
Hu<nefco,  2re.  togrvm  moifi,  or  wet\ 
Virg.  Mcdicis  p3tu]i«  humcfcere^ 
to  refrejb  him/elf  with  a  gUfs  or 
tws,  Filar, 
HitiTti.  adr.  en  the  ground 
Humide,  adv.  moijilf- 
Mumiditast  atis.   f.  humidity 
Hfimido,  are.  /•  moijien 
Humidulus,  a,  um.adj,  damfijb 
Humidus,  a,  um.  adj.   iar,  com£. 

ilTimus,  fup.  moijl,  wet,  dank  ' 
HumiferySra,  erum.bringethmoijfute 
Humif  ICO,  are.  to  moiften 
Humificus,  a,  um.  thacmaifiemth 
Hiiniliatio,  onis.  f.  humtOatioie 
Hurniliatal,  a,  um.  pt.  hhmhkd 
H\lmi[\o,l't^  z€t,  to .humhk 
HdmTlior,  ari,  atus.  pa(f. 
HiinniiF,  e   adj    or,  comp.  limus 
fup.  low,  mean^  poor^fmall,  dwar^ 
f/h.  Safe,  ignoble,  feehle,  weak,  of 
Jitrh  w^rtb,  or  account,   humble, 
fuhmiffite,  fuppliant 
HumriTti*,  atis,  f.  Icnonefr,  poornefs, 
mcmnmh,  bafenefi,  inahitity,  want 
of  power,  an  undervaluing,  or  ^c»  , 


^  Y  E 

fuire,  or  /tf/>,  &c.  an  hnmour 
Humus,  i.  f.  ground,  land 

H  before  Y. 

Hyacinth! a,  orum.  pi.  n.  feftivaJs  in 

himofir  9f  Hyaeinthus 
Hyacinth  inns,  a,  um.  %dj,  .of  miolef, 

or  purple  eokur 
Hyacinthofl,  i.  m.  a  miolet,  orpurpft 

coloured JUt^r  :  Alfo  a  jacinth 
Hyadet,  am.  f.  the  Jensen  JUrs  im  th$ 

heado/T'turue 
Hyaena,' ae.  f.  a  hee^  like  a  wtf,  « 

'kindoffiafiPt   A\(o  a  ferpent  Jn 

called 
Hyalus,  i, m.glafl,  iooMimtM greek 

colour,  Hibtrna  fee 
-Hy.bema,  orum.  pi.  n. 
HyWno,  arc.  n.  Wi/.  Htbtrno 
Hybernua,  9id»  H.bemui  - 

Hydra,  as«  f,  a  water  ferpent  ' 

Hydraolicat,  a;  um.  i^draulic    ,  ■  ^ 
Hydria,  ae.  f,  a  water  pot 
Hydrocele,  es.  f.  the  epd  rupture 
HydrSmtntia,   m,  f»  diwnaeiin  bj^ 


8.  i.  verb,  a  burying  predating^  humility 

8.  m.  that  burieth  Hiimipcta,  se.  m.  a  fparrow  hawk 

I,    um.    pt     about  to\l-h\vno,  are.  aft.  to  jet  in  the  earth, 

I       to  bury 
m.  pt.  interred  \  Humor,  oris,  xn,  moijlure,  any  liquid, 


HydromiUi,  n.  mefhegHn 
Hydr5myla,  CB.  f.  awater-mi/i 
Hydrophobia,  ae.  f.  the  fear  ef  water 
Hydrophobic,  i.  m.  afraid  oftMut^tA 
Hydrophviax,  cis.  m.awaterhaiiijf 
Hydropicut,a»  um.  adj.  hydr^ical 
Hydrops,  opis.  m.  the  dripfy      » 
Hydruf,  i.m.  a  watar  ferpent 
HvemaUa,  ium.  pi.  m  winter  fuar^ 

tert  f<^ 

Hyi^maits,  e.  adj.  winterly 
H  \  emat,  i  m  per f,  it  ie  n}ery  eeU 
Hyeanat*o,  onis,  f,  a  wintering,  if 

fup  port  for  pointer 
Hy^matus,  a^  urn*,  pufioxen  over 
Hyemo,are.  n,  foWMf^r  an^wKex*^ 

•  to  talte  ti^  )|it  ^'vnXtT  f^uorteri^C 


J  AC 


3  A  C 


Hyemt,  emi«.  i    •..  inter 
fIyIa£tor,  6ri«.  m.  the  d»g  barker 
Hylax,  acis.  m.  id. 
Hymen,  em's.  m.  athin  fidn  :    Alfo 

rfi>«  god  of  niarriaffe 
Hymenxus,  aei.  m,  wmrr'ufe,  s  wiar^ 

riagtfong 
Hymnus,  i.  m.  an  hymn 
iiyperbdle,  es.  f .  an  byptrM,  when 

tpt  exceed  the  truth 
■^yperbo]ice,adv.  hyptrh^Hcatty 
Hyperbolicus,a,uis.  adj.  hyptrhcGcai 
flyperboreus,  a,  um.  far  north 
hypnotic,  U8,  ^,  mn.  caufingfleep 
Hypocauftum,  i.  n.  a  bothutfe 
hypochondria,   q.  that  fart  under 

the  Jbort  rihi 
Hypochondri^cuSy  a,  am*  adj.  4f^ 

cbfindriatky  bypochomdriacal 
Hvpdcrifik,  is.  f.  hypoerify 
ffypocwra,  «    vn.  an  hypocrite 
!Hypo4idarcalus,  i.  ip.  an  ufnr  in  s 

fchoot 
Hypogaftriom,  i.  o.  that  ruuhcth 

from  the  nofoal  to  thepriyntiu 
Hypoftafis,  ?o8,    f.    ajubftmna^  or 
'   perLn  cf  the  bUJifd  iLrinity 
fiypotenura,  ae.  f.  r^^/iM  under  the 

archo/acircie 
Hypothec  a,  ae.  f.  4  ^Wf* 
fiypothcfij,  if.  -vel  -  s.f,  a  cafe  in 

law, the  contr over fyyOt  that\vberein 

the  main  point  lies,  a  pretext,  or 

fretence^    t\(o  the  argument,  or 

^coKtentt  of  a  hooky  ot  difconrfe 
llypotheticut,    a,  um»  a4j.  conditi 

oiai 
HyfTbput,  f.  IB,  ^^  herb  hyjl'.p 
^yftpricapy  pi.  f.fiti  of  the  mother 


J 


J  before  A. 
'Acenf,  tis.  pt.  fyin£  along ^^  /v'm? 


peer,0jfi,aed,  dejeBedi  AUoJbuate 
Jatco,  ere.  ui.  n.-/f  He,  to  lieabng^ 
or  fr«r  at  length,  to  befituate.  Met 
/*  b*  fallen,  to  be  funk,  to  bedifre- 
gMrded,  flighted^  or  in  no  efeem,  to 
be  h*avy  and  fl'jggifb,  to  live  ob- 
/cure  and  inglorious,  to  lie  fick,  to 
beflainy  to  be  fiiil  and  ealm 
Jacjcndut,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  caft 

JSciens,  t  s.  ft » flinging,  laying 
acio,  ere,  jSci/jaamn.  aft.  to  cafl, 
throw,  toflin^,  to  hurl,  or  /boot, 
to  lay,  or  place,  tofpeak,  or  utter, 
to  puklijh,  otfet  abroad,  to  throw 
away,  to  put,  or  place 

}3fcior,  i,  jaftus.  paff. 
adturus,  a,  um.pt.  about  to  lie 
Jaflabundu8,  a,  om.  tohoafi  of 
Ja^landUs,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  toffed 
Jaftant,  tis.  pt.  fif  adj.  or  comp. 
^^f^H*  l^eafiing 

Ja^anter,  adv.  ius,  comp.  boaflingly 
aftantia,  ae.  f.  a  bvafiin^ 
JaAatio,  5nis.  f.  a  nut:o",Qra8ion, 
a  tumbling,  or  Jbakingt  a  toffing, 
fDr  cajling,  a  boafting,  cracking,  or 
vaunting,  afeebing  applaufe 
Jzdltor,  5ria.  m.  a  boc^ler 
Ja6tairix,  f.  Jbe  that  boafleth 
Jadlatusy    z,  um.   pt.  toJJ'ed  about. 

Met.  canvajjed,  dilputedy  boafied 
Ja^tasy  (is.  m.  0  tt^vng,  a  fluttering 
Jaditans,  tis.  pt.  boafUng 
Jaclititioy  6n»«.  f.  a  fain  boafling 
Jaflitator,  5if|.  m.  a  boa/ier 
Jadito,  are.  to  caji,  or  tof\ 
Jado,    are.  to' throw,  01  fl^ng,  to 
Jhake,  or  move,   to  toft,  to  move  to 
and  fro   Met.  to  cafi,   or  revolve 
in  one's  mind,  to  brag,  or  bttaji,  to 
canvafs^  or  aebote,    to  give  out^  to 
puhfi^,  "T  fpread abroad,  to  doubt, 
OT  tejitate,  tt  tt  t^cinui^  or  a&i*e 
in^ta  emu,  o\  Jtt»d  J«riV 


,       JAN 

/aftor,  an,  paff.  to  be  tif^ 

fa^tuorut,  a,  um.  a<«j.  ^H 

Jfa£tura.  ar.  f.  properly  /sM** 

wreck,    or  rA*  fbrfutif  *f 

overboard  in  a  ftorm,  e^  ^ 

damage,  a  charge,expe»itS^ 

Ja€tu»,  a,  um.  pt.  /fcrctw, 

eafl  /-,  fcatteredt  laid 
Jaftus,  us.  m.  a  /^»7o,  W- 
tf  draught,  or  r*/?  w/V*  ' 
tkri^tving  ofgooas  overh<^' 
JaculabiliS)  e.  ad',,  may  he  ( 
Jaciilins,  tis.  /ho^tirg,  ae'tt 
Jacularis,  e,  belonging  to  p 
JarulatTO,  onis.  f.  arafti't 
Jaculator,  orfs.  ro.  aflmttt, 
Jacu)atrix,  Icis.  f.>»f  that^ 
Jaculattia,  a>   am.  pt.  tk^ 

darted 
Jacolatai,  fit.  in.  a  flinging 
Jaciilor,  an,  dep.  to/boot, 
t§  ftrike.  Met.  to  throvt 
bunt  after,  to  purfue 
Jacolunij  i.  o.  a  dart,  aji 
Jaculos,  i.  m.  a  kind  offer) 
Jam,  adv.  naw,  at  this  time, 
fent^  juBs    or  rven  novf, 
ately,  befldrs,  fartbermortt 
of  tranAHon.  in  the  begl 
a   feme  nee,  preftntfy,  P 
henceforth 
lambSus,  a.  um.  ef  iambic 
lambtcos,  z,  um  adj.  ienb( 
Tambus«  i.  m.  afnct  in  wr, 
ing  the.ftrft  fjUable  Jbort 
other  Ipng 
Jamdudum,  aHv.  long  ego 
JampMdcm.  adv.  feme'wh'k 
fantt  r,  of'S.  m.  a  porter  ei 
Jaoiirx,  icis.  f.  a  tvonenf 
Janua,    ae.  f.  a  gate.  Met 

trance  into 
Januaris,e.  the firfl  ityrif] 
^  \iANaslQi««  i,  mjLbe  uuatb ^ . 


the  iveji  witd 
Q.  a^i .  of  i a! per  colour 
.  '  a  finne  of  green  co- 

hefon  B. 

Hmp'e  floriet^  as  we 
'ante-  bu>y  tales y  HJer. 
tben^  therein^  in  that 
t  fiatey  in  tbofe thing* 
*ere,  in  tlft  fame  place, 

8.   f. 

hefore  C. 

lis.  m.  a  rat  the  big- 

m.  the  Jegtrai^r 

PC.    f.  a  plot  of  an 
ilt,  a  model 
urn.  aft.  to  fir  ike,  to 

away*    Icere  fcedus^ 
frue,  Cic. 

r.  to  bejirickeny  to  be 
1 
an  tfHftge^  or  fiatue : 
•e  in  rbeforie 
1.  a<^j.  )ivcly  piffured 
rx.Jiek  if  the  jaundice 
h  t  yellow  jau  ndire 

pt.  ftricken^  UajM, 
',  moved.  Foedtis  ic- 
e  made,  Virg, 
^t.  ant.)  m.  a  firoke, 
afif  a  beating  of  the 
f  tbefun,  Hor.  Od, 

,  a  little  imjge 

^ore  D, 

tr  tkat  cauft 


JEN 


Idea,  x.    f.  an  idea 

Idem,  ead^m,  \6tsm,  pron,tbt  tame^ 

the  Jelffame^  alike,  all  one 
IdentidMH,  adv.  now  and  then,  fUn- 

dry  tinte§ 
Id.*o,  <onj.  therefore 
loioma,  Siis.  n.  an  idiom'' 
liinta.  *.  m.  an  idiot,  illiterate  body 
Idolotatra,  as,  c.  g.  an  idolater 
Idololatria,    ae.  f.  idolatry 
idoi\)m>    i.  n.  an  imag«i  an   idols 

A\{o a fpe^re   or  apparition 
rdonea,oruni.  pi.  m.  ft plaas 
'I<^onee,  adv.  conveniently,  ftly  • 
Id5neua,  a,  um.  aaj.  ior,  com^ •  fit^ 

m/etf  proper,  convmicnt^  fuitabile, 

able,  fufficient,fubfantial,  credible, 

piout,  honefi 
Id  us,    uum,  idibus.  f.  the   ides  of 

ever^  month 
Idyllium^i.  n,  a  little  poem 


J  before  Y,, 

Jernr,   8ri8.   vel  jocin5ris.    n.  the 

lit/er 
Je-ofcfllom,  i.  d.  a  little  H'Xftr 
J*]unat!0,  onis.  f.  a  fading 
JejGnator,  oris.  m.  a  fafter 
Jejune,  adv.  iiis,  comp.  coldify  flen^ 

derly,  drily,  totakly 
Jejiinitas,    atis    f.  emptinefs.  Met* 

flendernffi  of  file 
Jejuntum,    i.   n.  fafitng:    Alfo  a 

fafting  day 
Jejuno,  arc.  n.  tofafi 
Jejunum,  i.  n»  the  empty  gut 
Jejunus,  a,  um.  adj.  fafting,  hare, 

hungry,  dry,  Mtf.  barren,  jojune, 

grady,  craving 
lens,  euntrs.  pt,  going 
Jenticiilutn,  i.  n.  a  breakfafi 
JentO;  are.  n.  t9  break  bit  fafi 


IS^K 


I  before  G. 

Igitur,  con}.  tbere/oTeftheny  there* 

upofF,,  for 
T^narium,  i.  i^..  a  tiitder  bttx 
Ignarus,  a,  um.  adj.  ignorant,  mi' 

fiilfulf  unacfuaitited  ^m^kb  :  Mh 

unknown,  firange 
Ignav^,  adv.  iib,  comp.  -tew^rdiyl 

meanly,  JUwly^JliwN  "  ■   ^ 

Jgnavia,  ae.  f .  fiuggijbneft,- laxhefip 

cowardtin^s  .    .   '*^ 
lenavitas,  f.  id*  ^AuignaYia 
f gnavitery  adv.  idly,  lajgMy 
Ignavus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  como.   ffi* 

mus,  ftfp.  idle^ftothful^  i^A,fi%g^ 

gijhj  tveak,  ineffteiaal 
Ignefcens,  tis.  pt.  growing  hot  like 

fir, 
Iguefco,  vire.   to-he  •«;/?<#.  *Met,  #• 

inflame        -  •     ' 
Igneus   a,  um.  adj.  jSery,  bright, 

heaverJy 
Ignianurti,  i.  n,  a  tinder  box 
igniarius  fomes,-  thi  match 
Igriibulvm,  i.  n.  a  cenfer 
Ignicomus,  a,  lim.  zti]»w:thJUmiiig 

treffts 
IgnTculus,  i.   m.  a  little  fire.  Met. 

an  infiinff  of  nature 
IgntfpT,  a,.um.  bearing  fire 
Ignifluus,  a,  vtm.fiiwing  with  fire 
Ignigena,  ae.  c.  g,  bom  in  fire 
Ignigenns,   a,   um.    that  predueeth 

fire,  an  a  burning  glafs 
Ignipes,  ^dia.  adj.  with'.fiery  feet 
Ignfpotens,  tia.  mtghti'byfire 
Ignis,  is.  m.fife,  ligbtm'ng,  Mttonm 

a  thunderbolt^  wrath,  love,    Ignit 

facer,  St,  Anthtmfifire 
Ignifplciutn,  i.  n.  di\/ination  by  fire 
Ignitabiliumj  i.  n.  a  cbafim^  «[\^ 


IL  E 

Igpitos,    a,  una.    ior,   comp.  f^y* 

kurn'irgf  b\itffin<r:g 
Igniv^mus,  *,  um,  fpftiftkjSre 
Ignobilis,  e   adj   or^  camp,  Himus, 

fup.     unii/tMiirft    ig^n^hU^     meamfy 

Tgnobtirtis,  at  if.  f.  igmtl^eft 
'^'^ribrntoiif  V'  t-  di/ereJit,  Jijboncur, 

ignominy    dijgrmc* 
Igo0qfiinijiti)9,  a,  uir.  pt.  dij^raetd 
Ignominiosc,  adv.  with  Ji/grat9 
{gflominiofus,  a^  um.  adj.  irfammi}, 

Jbamefuly  igneminicut 
IgAdrabilu,  e.  adj.  that'ut  or  m^^ 

ea/ily  At  ynknomn 
Ignorandus,  a,  unn.  /•  h  taken  nc 

poiue  of- 
Igno  ans,  lis.  pt.  ignorant 
IgDOranter^  adv.  ignorant 
Jgnorantia,  a.  f  tgnoraxce 
Ignoraiio,  Snis.f.  irm 
Ignoraturus,  a,  una.  pt.   about  to.  be 

ijinorant  of 
Jgnoiatus,  a,  unn.  pt.  unitifwn 
Ignore,  are.  aft.  not  to  kn^w 
Ignoror,  ari,  ^tus.  paflf, 
Ignoiri  ndus.  a,  um.  pt.  to  bt  far- 
dor:'  d 
Ignof.ens,   lis.  pt.  pardoning 
^goo  fc  ]f  1 1  M'j  i  m  fitf  < .  it  is  forgiven 
l|;jjfiifp3  eic,  pvi,  otuni.  n.   to  f&r- 

giv^f  tt  pardon 
Ignqfcor^  {,  pa/L  ta  bepardored 
Ignotum  eft,  impe-if.  all  h  pardcmd 
lg!)9^tGri]g,,a,  urrippt.  tfoat.  ivill pardon 
|'jjWvU6,   a,  umih  or,  comp.    ffi.nus, 

fup.  Hnk^own  :   Alio  ignorant 

I  before  I<. 
ff*:9hyS't^e  ;J<*nVj  ei.  m-  ^'<•  '•B.J'  ^. 


I  L  L 

Ilia,  um.  B.  pi.  tbeJUmk,  the  fatal/ 

guts 
Iliaca  paffio,  fi*  i'U'jJiifig  pfthtguti 
liias,  adii.  f.  the  d^^ruff-^  iffTr^y, 

a  poem  of  Honn«v*fi  (attUt^.  Ih- 

as  malcrmny  aufcrid  nf  dif^/lert 
IHcet,  aJv.  /.  e    *:vhn  ^^v  ^t^    #^f 

bufintt's  is  over:  Alfo  immrdijfelyj 

foitlfvith 
Ilicrtum,  i.  n.  a  grove  ofoake 
flkeus,  a,  um*  tdj.  9/  m^^ 
Ilignaus,  ^,  um.  a.^j.   ^  iligous,  of 

hohm 
IHofu«,  a,  um.  broken  toindfd 
IllabTfaAos,  a,  um.  pt.  nevei^  wak- 
ened 
Illabcns.  tis.  pt.  fiJinghf 
IllSho',  i,  pfus  (om.  dep.  eoflide^  or 

glide  in,   to  fail  aotuny  or  upon. 

Met.  to  enter 
Iliabnratus.  a   um.  urlaboured 
lilaborrt,  aie.  or  taJke  pains 
Iliac,  on  that  fide^  that  %oay»   Met, 

'with,   or  for  that  party 
lila.  erabiJis,  c.  adj.  cannot  be  torn 
II  aredkuTf  f  ^  11  fa,  anprfivahd 
Lfach^maHlit]    c,   adj.  not  to   be 

mcvrd  z*tifh  tiirj^  nnlatnented 
TllaclirviTi.indnSj  a,  um,   pt.  ivorthy 

to  hg  lamented 
Illach.-ymans,  tis.  pt.  lamenting 
Illarhrymo,  atrt,  n.  &f  illath'ymor, 

ari,  atus  fum.  dcp.  to  tveep  ovtr^ 

to    lampnt  and   Lrioad.    Met.     to 

jiufotf    or  Jend  out   mtijlurey    as 

marble,  &<?. 
Illxfus,  a,  um.  unbifrty  founds  un- 

corrupted 
Illaetabilis,  f .  adj.  forrcwfal 
\Ua<^(\\<^  a,  um.  ^X»fiiddxn  in,  fiill- 
\v^  upon 


ILL 

Il!aque-:>r,  ari,  atus.  paflL 
lUatcbro,  are.  z&.  tohiitha 
lluthTofiiif  a^ um.  /iflaffl 

or  furhig  phca^  Capt^l 
lliai-'^nu  ,  5dir,  pfarfsfth 
I  .liTtio,  onis.  f.  ««  ipfertut 
lUatro,  are.  n.  tobari  ^1*^1 
lUaturus,  a.  Dm  ft  nktitif 
I.'latus,  a,  urn.  \  t.  iafirrUj  1 

in 

Illaud^bUit,c  adj.  vnvfndj^f^ 
Illaudaius,  a,  o*m.  pt.  nuviH 

be  praifed 
lUe,  ilia,  !liud.  fien.  lllia<.^at. 

he,  /be,  that,  the  af^efeU*  Q 

ties  refpoiid  t  rx  hie 
lileciHira,  ae.  f.  an  intiermeat,  • 

lufcment,    Mcton.   ej*  i^Otei 

chat  mer 
Illecebratlo,  onis.  f.  on  eihf^ 
riecebiatov,  5ris.  m.  an  imiar 
Jllecebrose^    adv.   iilks.  coflB^i 

ritfgfy^   tt:iiup^ly 
rikccbTtifuij.   a.  um.  adj./*4y 

tirements,  allurements,  or  d0 
Illef^us.  a,  um   pt.  iKfictd,  ek 

IIic£hi!;.  us,  m.  ati  innc:^: 

:  1 1  q:  1  li m e ,  a d V.  wslatafkiif 
IllegitiinuSf  a,  umj,  adj.  1%^ 
.   bafe  horn,    jtmla'^ml 
Iilepide>adT.  ««i6tfm//0wjf 
Hhpidus^  a,  um.  adj.  vitb0f 

unkatrdfime 
lUcx,    i||i$,  c.  gtonotrfl^w 
Illei,  icis.  adj.  that  intiteth 
lUex,   W  illix,  icis.  f.  lu^- 

lyrement,  irti^emnt  j  alfci' 

ftf//,  a  decty 
nil,  /iio  iU'c,  there,  Tcr. 
Illibahill?,  c.  adj.  nndifitJ 
llHbatc,  adv.  purefy 


-*,  4*. 5.  /. 


"i;^.:;."'-  *"  us^S"^-'*--"-!-'"'^'* 


thafenffi    ^' 
ungetitetly    ^' 
pro  illc,  ilU,  illud 
place 

pt.  to  he  aUurrd 
iiim,z(^,  fa  a/lure f 
hie,  to  trepan 
pa/r. 
a^ofullf 
dj.  unlawful 
inttcement 
'  place  ^  hyandhy^ 

^/upcn  the  place, 
m  the  prcmijfet 
^afljing  againH 
I.  ad.  to  dajbi  or 
^brup  into 


an  tntanghng 
.  pt.  alout  to  tie 
t,  fa/lened,  boufid, 
bliged.  inga^ed 
bind,  to  int angle, 

tkout  mud 

enctf  or  that  place, 

t  illinc.   Off  every 

^uor  that  may  be 


»t.  to  he  anointed 
m.  a£l.  to  anoint 
i  &?  Icvi,  ITtnm. 
r  befmeaYy  to  lay 

(T.  tii  he  anointed 
1.  ^\,  melted 
hat  boufe 
dajbedy  or  beaten 


I  LL 

lUTkeritus,  a,  am.  flimus,  fup.  tm- 

learned,  illiterate 
Illitut,  a,  jam.  pt.  befmeared,  tinc- 
tured, tainted 
Illitus^  us*  in.  an  anointing 
lUiofmodi,  adj.  indecl.  ofthatfirt 
iUo,  adv.  tb'ttber 
IWocabilis,  e.  adj.  eann&t  be  hired 
lUoriii.n,  adv.  loci,  tbetberward 
Illorns^  a,  um.  pt.  umoajbedjlovtiity 
l\\\xQ,p,o  iWvid.  that  tbiwg 
Iliuc,  adv.    tbi(h§r 
Iliuceo,  ere,  xi.  n.  to  /bine  upen,  to 

be  day.  Met.  toheenjpicuout 
H'Ocefco,  ere.  idem 
lUucet,  illunt.  imp^rf.  it  is  day 
Hi  uhlans,  (is.  p^-ftrugglrng 
lliu^or,   ari)    atns  fuai.   dep.    to 

wrejlle,  toflruggl* 
Illud  hore,  pro  eft  hora.  Suet* 
Illudens,  u%  pt.  mecking 
Illuvio,  ere^  fi,  fum.  at'fc.  to  jeer ^  tP 

laugb  to  feorn 
Iliudor,  i.  fus  fum.  paiH 
Jilumiijaie,  ady. plainly,  clearly 
Illuminatio,  unis.  f..  au  iteiigbtm'wg, 

il/umination 
IDumirator,  oris.  m.  aninligbtner 
liiuminatus,  a,  um.  pt.  inligbtned 
lUumino,  are.  a6l.  to  inl:ghten,   il- 
luminate.  Met.  /•  adorn,   to  fit 
offsks  a  foil 
liluminusy  a,  um.  without  light 
lilunc^  pro  ilium,  Plant, 
lilunis,  e.  adj.  without  moon 
Illunus,  a,  um.  idem ' 
Iliufiu,  onis.  f  a  mocking,  ilhtfim 
Jllufor,  ori'.  m.  sfcoffer 
Il]uftrainentum,i.  n.animheWpyment 
Il!unrandu<i,.ajUm.pt.  to  be  iiuftratld 
Illunianf,  fjs.  pt.  illufiratirg 
Jniuff ratio,  5nis,  f.  an  Wuftration 
UJu/lnatuSj  a^  vm.  pt,  illufirattd 


IMA 

|tlluftriS|  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimmy 

I     fop.  lightfime,  clear,  bright^  iikr 

ftriamt,  famous,   noble,  renowned, 

eecc4knt,  evident, plain,  remarbmh/e 

liluftriikf,  adv.  comp.  more  brightjff 

Illu(lro,    are.  a£V.    to   il/ufirate^  to 

briirbten,  to  make  e^identf  famotu, 

or  well  known 

lUttftror,  art,  irus.  p'aflT.  to  bo  mttJh 

bright.  Met.  to  become  emin-nt 
Illufus,  a,   urr.  pt.  mocked,  ilinfe 
auro,  wrought,or  imbroidered  wih 
gold,  Virg.  Geor.  %,  464.  'S»pe 
afperit  facetiis  illufus,  lac.  Am^ 
15968,  4^ 
Illutut,  a,  mmi  ^  iHotns 
iliiiviesy  ei.  f,  t/ncleanuefif/ilthim/tg 
naftinefi,  futtifbnefu   Meton.    tf 
na/fy  felkna,  a  fcoundrei     • 
Illdvid&if,  a,  um.  %A],  filthy 

IbtforeM.    • 

Imagioinus,  a,  um.  adj.  imaginary^ 
fiigned 

ImagLoitio,  ojiis.  £,  an  imaginatiomi 
thought,  defign 

lmi%inmtiw9,  i,  um,  fanta/iiealfy  . 

Imaginicut^  z,  urn.  part.  fafi>iwei^ 
LaAant.5,  13. 

Imagino,  tortprefint,  as  a  glafs  doth 

Imaitioor,  ari,  atus  fum.  dep.    ^ 
imagine,  or  conceive 

Imaginofoi,  a,  um.  adj.  whitnfieal 

Imago,  lois.'  f.  s-  refemblance,  or  re* 
pro/entation,  a  dream,  a  vifioa,  an 
image,  pi&ure,  or  pourtrdk,  a 
prete^ft,  a  pretence,  Qt  colour  :  Alfo 
a  fbeath,  a  JpeHre,  an  ecboy,  the  • 
t bought  ^  r»\  twATX-oosvct^  ^a\u«w «»V 


I  M  I 

Imtfcancalt,  ar.  f.  a  Itth  inttfri 
Imbrcillis,  c,  or,  cofpo.   iTi'^oji  6f 
Kmiw,  fa^.wfak.  faint,  tm^fffual^ 
€0(y  tn  he  mfrcom^,  p«9r,  needv 
IinbedllitasjXtii.  f.  iml^l/rtj,wMk. 

Jdibirill'ter,  »Hv.  ^'akly 
iTjherJlIiiii,  a    .im.  •-«.  ff^hk,  Ifi-Kr 
ImHelJit,  fe.  aii.  o%  comp.  n<n Jutted 
thntftr:  Alfn  vfthnt  luat*^  cow- 

Iffibcr,  bn«.   m.   a  fiower,  tpotrr 

ftnbcrbif,  e.  Mi-   ^fan//^ 
ImbTbo,  ere,  bi,  ii turrit  •£l;  fhthihe 
ImbTbor,  i.  itiis.  DifT. 
Imbr^.  Ycis.  m.   ^  igniter  tile'  or 

rwffflf,  ImbriV^,   pi.   «  kind  of 

applnu^ry  or  fy^utin^' 
Tmbrirarim,  adv.  hhe  n»yf  ttht  ' 
Imbricatii«j,  «,  infi,  ^x.  I'ketiks 
Imbr'co,  an?,  aft   toetyrfYTuitb  tlUs 
Tmbnciis,  a,  um.  adi.  Oynrvry 
Imbrifrr,  pm,  erum.  /*«/  hrhoeth 

rain,  rainy 
Imbuendus,   a,  wn.  pt.  rt  i*^  ^r* 

m/hfd  with 

<fy^,  or  «;^.  M<?t.  ro  ha^ituaU^  to 
entertain,  fu^-nifh^  t>r  fiore 
Tmbuojf,  1,  tus.  f)a<r. 
Jm^^MI^a,  nti.  pt.  inhrui/9,tiained^ 
d'p'ye.-i.feafonsdyaccufioMed,  tamltd, 
full  of 
TiiitabTlis,  e.  adj.  imitMlde 
ImJtand'sn,  Tms.  n.   an  int'tation 
loiitanrjentum,  i.  n,  an  imrtatifin 
Toil  raid  us,  a,  uni   pt.  to.be  imitat^ 
Imitan':,  tis.  pt.  imitating 
■^-vitnehy  dnis,  f.  imt'tatinfi 
^nYtatoT,  oris,  m,  a  refint^fhr 
/bitba 
pt.     im'HMt'ntg 


I  M  M 


I  M  M 


Imyfor,  ari,  iHw  fam.  dcp»  fo  iihi,'-  ^nmn^or,  i,  /us.  pa^.wif^* 
t'Jff.tnrf fumble  ■  Imm^nto,  aiv.  iffime,  fup.' 


Imipa  ii'itiw.  i^iim.  immacvUte 
Irn  t:^'H'.»(),  erf,  ui.  n.  f0  ^;  wet 
TmmTnc,  adr.  mi^htf/y 
Imfnanifly  •j.adj.  or,  co  np.  fTimos, 

fiip.  cn.el,  outrsfTcMtSnficrce.Oniar.'^ 

wlU.bu;^^  Vfonderful,  incred'tkh, 

firan^e^  filthy,  hthfrnne,  bwtful 
Imonanitiis,  atis.  tcrveky^'uafhufs, 

infenftbiliiy 
Im  man  iter,  idv.mifrbn'^y 
Imrranfuctus,  a,  uir,  ad?,  or,  come. 

Himuty   fup.    umraBable^    cruel 

favaffT 
Immature,  adr..  ids,   comp.  eat  •/ 

f-iafon 
Immaturitas,  atitr  f.  unripeiufs,  /«- 

maturity.  Met.  t—  much  bade 
Immlturaf,  b,  om.  adj.  immature, 

not  ripe,  abo^tix'e^  before  the  time, 

precipitate^  out  of  feafon 
InrmearT!,  tls.  pt,  frtimj^in 
Immefl-ate   adv.  immediately 
Immcrii'cabTljs,  e.  adj.  incurable 
Immeto,  ere,  to  ^ifs  upon 
Immemor,  6ns.  adj.  forretful^  un- 

-mindful 
Inunefnorahiltf,    e.   adj.    nwt  to  be 

.remeabred 
tflsm^'maratus,  a,  nm,   never    told 

lefnre 
Imnten^^,  adv.  ntafi-ly 
Immenfiras,  itis.  f.  immen^tv 
Imrpcnfiis,    a,    um.     unnfafurahUy 

bufre,  vafi,  immenfe^  infinite,  hot' 

tomlefs 
Imm^o,  are.  o.  tp  go,  or  enter  in 
knmerctK,  tia.  ftdj-  untie/erviet£,iH~ 

WVnt 


^tutrix,  icis.f./bitbatmuatftb    A  ^^^■^^^^^-^^t^^^>v^,-Xx.v^^fui^i\  wW^  ^  ,.^, ',»«/,« 


caufe 

iTirrS;  "fum.  J.  n.vifhm'tit 
Imn)<i;'-is,  a,  um.  undtftre 

defjrzfimr 
Imr^'crraHlre.  e.  adj.  cann^l 

ntd 
I  tn^erfo,  ire.  to  plurre  in  t\ 
Imm^rfus,  a,  nm.   pt.  p'r 

dipt  vaer  bead  and  uri 
lmnnc*-e|o%  a,  um.  unmeafi 

I'mited 
Immicratio,  onis.  f.  a  fi[f 

a  pi  ice 
Immigro    arc,  n.  to  evte^* 

c  vse  jitto.  Immlarar*  in  i' 

futim",  to  live  after' hi%rsr 
Im-nincns,    tis.    pt.  taifh 

Met.  At.  bard,  imrnineattO^ 

ifg»  r^ady  to  come  upon  n 
Imnvnentia,  se.  f.  anban^.% 
Trumlijeo,  ere,  01.  n-  tebi 

bead,  to  be  at  bandy  to  i 

come  to  pafs  ere  i*  be  /itjT, ' 

for,  to  ba^jt  a  d'fiif  apM 
Imminvo,    ere,   ui,  Otum. 

dinsiri/k^  Itffen,  abate»  « 

to  impair 
Imminuor,  i,  utus.  pafl". 
Imminulio,  onis.  f.  a  dimir^ 
IrproinCitus.  a,  nm.  pt.  Mmi 
ImxQif'enSj  t)8.  pt.  fB.-iif% 
Immifceo,  ere,  fcui,  dum. 

mingle  with,  to  join  fwr^i 
Immiiceor,  eri,  ftus.  palT« 
Immiserabilis,  c.  sdj.  vrfitl 
Immifericorditer,  adv.  xf»«^ 
Iirmtfericors,  dis.  adj.  if^» 
Imm  fsifium,  i.  n.  a  ei^f* 
Immiflio,  onla.  f.«/f/«»»|r»o'J 
\\.'sswC\<K>\?.^«.^  um.pt.  fttt,  cT 


fn%    i,    II  m, 

'mitated 


Ot  a*:^  .Tjtrbt*At;nA.taT^ 


\ti^  \wVv\*W^ 


I  M  O 

ImmoTatur,  facrijice  is  offered 
Immon^er,    vel  immoiigerus,    a, 

am.  \i'ifcbeditnt 
Immorior,  i,  ortous.  t9  die  in,  atf 

or  up9n  a  thing 
Imiroror,  ari,  atus   fum.  dep.    tc 
continue  in.   Met,  to  inffi,  terry 
long 
Immorrusy  a,  um.  pt.  bitten  into 
Immorftis,  O.s.  m.  a  Uting  into 
Immorrale,  adv.  immortally 
loimortalis,  e.  adj.  immortal 
Immortalitas,  atis.  f.  immortality 
Immortaliter,  ^6v ,  immorta/ly 
Immortuus>  a,  utn.  pt.  dead,  extinS 
Immotus,  a,  iim.  unmoved 
Imipugioy  Ire,  Tvi,  vel  ii,  ituin.  n. 

to  belltw,  to  roar 
ImrxialgeBS,  tis.  pt.  milking  in 
Immulgeo,  ere,  fi  tfel  xi.  Aim  vel 

Aum.  a£l.  /•  milky  or  milk  in 
Immuoditia,  ae.  f.  uncleanneft 
Immundities,  ei.  f.  idem 
ImmunduSy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp; 
ffimu«,  Tup.  unelean,  fi!tby,fiutttft> 
Immunif  icuSj  a.  uin.  niggardly 
Immuhis,  e.  adj.    exempt,  ot  free 

from,  innocent,  blamelefs 
I  m  mi)  nit  as.  atis.  f.  immunity 
ImmunTtus,  a,  um.  unfortified 
ImmurmiSro,  are.  n,  to  murmur,  or 

gruitible 
Immutabilis,  e.  adj.  immutable,  un- 
changeable, cmfiant 


:  M 

I.  vei  Immtxtus,  pt. 
!r,  unmingitd 
.  or,  como,'  ffimus, 
'uel,  unpleafant,  boi" 

m!f!.  Turn.  ad.  to 
>   cafi,  or  throw,  to 

in,  to  Jitborn,  I  ns- 
nas  daffi,  to  make 
hey  can,  Vxt,  fe,  to 
e  in  voluptates^  to 
re,  Liy, 
(T. 

.  pt.  mingted together 
adj.  ot,  comp.  un- 
fafi 

V,  iiti,  comp.  /Hme. 
tefy,  immoderately 
nis.  f.  nirc<f/i 
I,    um.  or,    comp. 
wmederate,  unreajon^ 
',  huge,  vafi 

immodefily 
f.  unreafonablenefs, 
[obedience 

11  m.  adj.  or,  comp. 
antierly,  Jaucy 
immoderatehf^  impa- 

im.  adj.  too  much, 
<  many,  too  long 
(T.  ur.tunably 
um.  ill  tuned 
um.  pt.  to  befacri- 

it.  faerifictng  * 

f.  verb,  a  faerifictng 
m.  a  facrfice 
um.  pt.  «^9ffr  /o 
1 
n.  ^t.faerificed 

"^'""^        /^^'"^^^>^''/,atu,;p;m'''  \      OTbi.dr«nce 


I  M  P 

^ea  rather 
Imo  vero,  im6etiam,^etf  andwhaf 

it  more,  Ter. 
Imparatus,  a,  um.  never  quiet 
Inipadio.,  01118.  f .  a  dajhing  together 
Impaaus,  a,  um.  pt.  dajbed againf, 

tbrttfi  into 
Impages,  is.  f.  a  tenon,  a  dovetail 
Impaileo,  ere,  ui.  to  nvax  pale 
Impallefco,  gre.  to  grewpmlt 
lmpaliidu8,a,  tim.  not  pale 
Impar,  aris.  adj.  odd,  not  even,  ««- 

ejua/,  not  like 
Imparatns,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  ffi- 
mus»  Tup.  unprovided ^unfumi/bedp 
unprepared,  perplexed 
Imparitas,  atis.  f.  imparity 
Impariter,  adv.  unequally 
Impafco,  Sre,  pavt,  paftum*  ad.  to 

fecdtvithin  • 
Impafiibilis,  e.  cannot  fuffer 
Impailibi]ita9,  atis.  f.  impaJibiH/y 
Impaftus,  a,  um.  pt.  unjfed 
Impltlfbilis,  e.  adj.  intolerable 
Impatiens,  tis.  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 
mufi,  fop.  not  able  to  bear,  impa* 
tient 
Impatientcr,  adv.  iiis,  comp.  flim^, 

Aip.  impatiently,  hardly 
Impaiientia,  ae.  f .  inability  to  heart 

impatience 
Implvfde,  adv,  undauntedly 
Ihripavidus,  a,  um.  adj.  undaunted 
lTrj*»cc5blflTs,  e.  adj.  impeccable 


Immuabriitas,  atis.  f,  ;ww«/tf^/7;/y  [imp^dandus,  a,  um.pt.  tobepropt 
Immutabiliter,  adv.  immutably         I  fmpedatio,  Snis.  f»  a  propping.up 
Immiititio,  onis.  f.  a  cbang'mg^      I  Imp^atus,  a,  um.  propped  up 
immutatus,    a,  um.  pt.    cbanged,\lm^tA\tn6}X'&,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  bm^ 
'       •         ^         '   -  /     jg^^^ 


altered,   unchanged,  Ter. 
Immutefco,  ?re.  to  become  mute 


Jmwutio,  Ire,  n,  fo  grumble 


""'fj'  ^-^f^^^^     jmmuto,  are.  aB.  to  change,  or  aktr\  \x^y 


IMP 

intangle,  to  incirck.  Met,  to  ktf\ 

bindar^  impede,  or  difiurb 
Impedior,  In,  tus.  paff. 
ImpSditJo,  on>8.  f.  a  hindering 
InapeHito,  *ri.  tob'mdcr 
Imped itor,  oris,  m,  an  hinderer 
ImpS^ditus,  a,  um.  pr.   &  adj.  or, 

comp.    flimus,  fup.  fettered,  un 

paJjfMe,   intangUd,  hindred,  Im- 

pedita  nomina,  debtt  not  paid 
Impedo,  ire.  a£l.  to  underprop 
Iippeiiendus,  a,  um.  to  he  tbrufl 
Impellcns,  tis.  pt.  driving 
ImpeWo,  ere,  piili,  pulfum.  z€t,  to 

drive ferward.  Met.  to  infora,  or 

perfuade 
Itnpellor,  i,  pulfos.  pa/T. 
Impendent,  tis.  pt.   banging  cfver^ 

impendent,  near  at  band 
Impendeo,  ere,  di.  n.  to  bang  over, 

to  threaten,  io  be  near  at  band 
Iippendio,  adv.  beyond  ntfajure 
InipendioAif,  a,  um.  adj..  too  liberal 
Impcndium,   i.   n.    cofi^    expmfe, 

charge,  ufe  cfmmey 
Impcndo,  ere,  di,  fum.  a^t  tcfpend 

money,  to  imploy 
Impendor,  i,  fus.  pafT. 
Impenetrj^bilii,  c.  .adj.  impenetrable, 

-not  to  be  overcome 
Impennis,  e.  adj.  unfif.dged  ^ 

Impenfa,  at.  f.  coH,  charge,  expenfe  • 
Impense,   adv.  ius,    cornp,  ,iflime. 

fup.  eagerly,  very  much,  at  great 

charge 
Impensurus,    a,  um.  pt.    about  to 

befiovf 
lojpcnfus,  a,  um..  pt.  bejlo^uedy  im- 

ployed,  laid  out  :   Alio  uniuei^t^d, 

unpaid.  Adj.    or,    c»mp.  .flimus, 

fop. .  great,  mighty,  earncfi,  cojily. 

Met.  dear,  valuable 
Impcratis,  tis.  pt.  commanding 
^pcfitivus,  a,  um.  i'nperaiiv9 


IMP 

Imperator,  oris.   m.  a   commander, 

any  bead,  or  chief,  the  general,  of 

an  army  y  the  chief  captain  of  an 

hoji,  an  emperor 
Imperaror>c,adv.  by  may  of  command 
Im.^rarorius,  a,  um.  adj.  belonging 

to  an  emperor 
Imp^rairix,  Ids.  f.  an  emprefs 
lm;)eratiim,  i.  n.  an  order 
Imperaturus,    a,  um.   pt.  about   to 

command 
Imperatus,  a,  um.  pt.  commanded 
Impcrcc,  adv.  /paring  one's  [elf 
Imperceptus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  that 

cannot  be  perceived,  or  tinder fiood 
Imperto,  eic    not  to /pare,  to  make 

much  of  one's  f elf 
Imperculfus,  a»  um.  yndaunted 
ImpcrcuiTus,  a,  um.  unflriclen 
Imperditus,  a,  um.  undefiroyed 
Imperfcfte,adv.  Imperfe&ly 
Imperfcftio,  onis..  f.  imptrfeEiion 
Imperf<"flus,  a,  um.  imperfeS 
Imperfoffuc,  a,  um;  «»^5r«/ 
fraperialis,  c.  aJj.    imperial 
ImperiobCj  adv.  Imperioujly 
Imperiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,.c.on^p. 

flimus,  ftip.  lordly,  impericHS,  hoi-. 
Jierous,  fever:  :  Alfo  of  great  rule, 

or  authority 
Imperil aiis,  ti?.  ?t.  comfianai-'p^ 
I  m  perlte ,  a  i  V .   fll  rn  !• .  lu  d  u  nf A  fully 
Impeiritia,  ar.  f.  ij^no^ance 
ImpjrYto,  a'.^.  f?  command^  or  govern 
Impcrit'^r,  ^,\.  paff.  tob^  impe>ijujly 

conntii'ided 
Inpsriru?,  a,  um.  adj.   or,   romp. 

i  fli  :r. u  s , .. !  u  p .    u nfkiful,  ignorant, 

ur.c::pe'if.ticed 
Impciiom.    i.'n.  a  c-rmvujni,  porver 

and  author  if*:,    rule,,  goverjiinent 

.jurijd'f^iort,  c^pirt; 
Itn^cr'.utatus^  a,   um.  never  falfely 


I  M 

ilnapefmiffus,  z,  um.; 
Irapcro,  are.  a^.  Wi 

authority,    to  rule,  i 

or  doing  of  any  tbi 

fib/  aliquid,  to  be  rt 
Imperor,  ari,  itus.  p: 
Imperpetuus,  a,  um.  i 
InripersGnalis,  c  impef 
ImperfpJwx,  adj.  not 
Iinperrpicuu<:y  a.  um. 
In»pe;reriitus,  a,  um. 
Impertiendus,  a,  um. 

parted 
Imperticns,  ti«.  pt.  in 
Impertiiifns,  tia.  impt 
Impertio,  Ire,  Ivi,  iiu 

p^ftf  to  communicat 
Impertior,  Tri,  itus  fu 
ImpertTtus,  a,  um#  \ 

parted 
Imperturbatus,  a,  am. 
ImpervJus,  a,  um.  ad; 
Impetibilis,   e.   adj.' 

unio,  intolerable 
Impetigo,  inis.  f.  a 

tetter 
Impetts,  gen.  impete 

pet} bus  abl.  pi.  I-g 

nom.  impes.  m.  g. 
Impeto,  ?re.  to  invjd 
ImectrabriiSn  e.  adj.  c 

tbst  may  be  eafily  o 

treaty,   A£t.  that  ca 

ivbat  he  tvill  have 
Impeirandus,  a,  um. 

taired 
Ixaoetratio,  onis.  f.  » 

refuefi 
Impetraturus,  a,  uin. 

obtain 
Im^tratus,   a,  om.  p 

requeH 
Impetxl»}  Ivi.  id*  p* 


iperf.  pre  impc- 

obtained 
pt.  obtained 
*9  Jinijhf  or  fir- 

r  re^ueji 

'ioltntly 
\.  impetmut 
natural  dejire^  or 
fcrce^  an  ajfault, 
fort,    the  pajftons, 
jctus  febris,   a  ft 
ron.  c.  17, 
uncombtd 
unatcned 
pt.  pitcbedovtr 
to  pitch  over 

4    .    .    . 
imptety 

m.   adj.   diligent, 

\t  ready 

gerth 

.  diligence 

.  n,  vjoollen  focks 

i,  a£ium.  a^.  to 

»   run  aground,  M 

lap,  cr /ajfeft  upon 

to  be  dajbed  upWy 

>  unballvw 

undutiful,    cruel, 

j.  jmplarabk 

r.  implacably 
.  infatiable 

ffimus.  fup*  i&ar^ 
el,  obfltnate 

pt.  to  be  filled  , 

Slum.  a£l;.  fo/7, 
OIW////&,  psrfurrn, 
ng  to  an  end,  r*  | 


I  M  P 

impregnate,  or  get  ivitbynuftg,  Im- 
plere  arcatn,   to  drauo  a  bow  to 
the  bead,  Veg.    lib; am,  to  tveigb 
a  pound,  Facultates  equedris  or- 
dlnis,  to  have  a  kr:igbfs  efiate 
Impicor,  ri.  pafT.  to  be  filled 
Impletnrus,  a,  urn.  pt.  about  to  fill 
Impletus,  a,  urn.  pt.  filled  up 
Im plexus,  a,  uni.    pt.  interwoven, 

twined  about 
Implcxus,  us.  Bi.  an  intwining 
Implicand,us^  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  en- 
'  tangled 
j  Implicans,  tia,  wrapping 
'  Implicatio,  onis.  f.  intanglement 
I  Implicate,  adv.  inlricatefy 
Implicitus,  a,  urn.  pt.  ilimus,  Aip. 
wrapped  together,.  implicat*dy  or 
undefpotd.  Met,  joined  in  affinity 
'  ImplKKe,  adv.  implicitly 
,  ImplicTtCrus,  a,'  um.  pt.  that  will 

braid  cr  trim  up 
j  Ihripjicicus,  a,  um.  pt.  ^  adj.  in- 
\      tangled,  intricate,  impltcit 
Imp  1  ICO,  are,  avi  ©*  ui,  Tium  & 
atum.  te  wrap  in,    to  twifl  one 
with  anotbar,  to  interiiffa've^  to  in- 
termix, todreft  vpy  to  itfter^hix' 
,  ImplTcor.- ari   atus  t^  iicis;  p^iH 
JinpJ«)ran£,  lis.  pc  intplorirg 
JTmpioratio,  onis.  f.  an  i*fjploring 
ItnpIoraUYruSf  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 
f     impfofc . 

plhiploracus,  a,  um.  pt.  implored 
■Implcro,  are.  a£V.    ciirnrfi/y  to  be^ 

/feech^  implore,  ox  reqv^ 
I  Bmploror,  aii,  atus.  pa/?; 
I^'pl^'*^^^*  are>r9  Joldft  with  lead 
Implumis,  t.  ^(ij.  will  out  hair,  or  i 

■Jeatheiri 
Impluo,-erc,  ui,  utJijr.M  rain.  Met. 

\tQ  l.vbt,  Qi full  upon 
Irnplntus,  a,  um    ^t,  rained  upon 
I vi)j)luri2, a?.  ^\a c>,k(  ico'-n  in  thfrain  \ 


IMP 

Impluviatus,  a,  um.  wet  wtthnSm 
Impiuvium,  ii,  n.  a  gutter  for  rsm 

water,    a  courtyard  wbert    rain 

falletb 
Impcenitens,  tis.  impenitent 
Imp51it^  adv.  rudely,  temtljp 
Impolitia,  ae.  f.  impolitenefi 
ImpoHtus,   a,  um.   impolite,  ruie^_ 

homely 
ImpoliutuSy  a,  um.  und^ed 
Imponen^us,  z,  um.  pt.  toh*  im^ 

pofed  on 
Impouens,  tis.  pt.  impo/hg 
Impono,  ere,    fui,  situm.    aft,  /» 

lay  upon,  to  impofe,  tP  deceive,  /»■ 

put  a  trick  upon  one,  to- annex,  I* 

infiiff,  to  imbark,  to  ftt  over 
Imponor,  i.  ptfT. 
Importatius,  fee  Importatut 
Importatus,  a.  um.  pt.  imported 
Imperto,  are.  ad.  to  import 
Impoitune^  adv.  ius,  comp.  iffime, 

fup.  uftfeafonably,  importunately 
Impdrlunitas,   atn.  f.  importunity, 

unreafonibleneji,  outrageoitfnefi 
Importunus,  a,  um.  adj.  or>  comp, 

fjlmus,  fup.  never  pleafed,  income 

•venient,  troublefome,  unteajtmable, 

importunate,urgent,cruel,  outrage&up 

fubtil     . 
Importuofos,  a,   um.   adj.    flimot^ 

lop.  without  port,  or  haven 
Itnpos,  oris.  adj.  without  power 
ImpSsitio,  Snis.  f.  an  HHjptffhimi 
ImpSntitius,  a,  am.  «d}i  itkpefod  • 
Impofitivus,  a,  um.  impofed 
IrrMo(ituru8,   a,.iiihr  pt,  ahmt  tr 
.  i:npofe,  Of  put  on  '       ' 
Im,>^5itui,  a/um.  ^t.  ft  inpoftu?, 
/  iwpofedtfet  over  as  a  governour 
ImplVrbriis,  e.  zAy  ithpojpbk 
Imposililitas^atis^  f.  anim^of 
Im^o^or  5  ox\«.  TO,  an  \in^%jV«r 


I  M  P 

Impiitentytit.  a^j.  or,  comp.  ffimus, 
fup.  iwtpottwtf  KueaktJeebU,  Wtld, 
mmrviy,  uMohle  f  govern,  or  my- 
derate  bimftif:  Al»o  maJierUfi^ 
that  cannoi  be  governed 
ImpStenter,  adv.  iiis.  comp.  fliroe, 

fup.  oifiinatefy,  Vfitfulfy,  crml'f 
ImpStentia,  ac.  f.  impotence^  iv-ak- 
fiefif  poverty,  •want  of  power,  tn- 
foience,  omtr§g*MtfueJt 
Iflopraepeiditi,  &  imprxpediid,  adv. 

without  iett,  or  hindrance 
ImpraeplSditus,  a,  urn.  mt  kindred 
Impraeientianifn,  adv.  at  prejent 
Impranfut,  a,  una.  not  dined 
Imprccatio,  onis.  f.  ««  imprecation 
ImprJfcor,  in,  acus  fum.    drp.    f& 
ntfipj  j(.wu  evil  to  one,  to  curfe,   to 
wi/biuell 
Impiefsi.adv.  f»rcibly 
Imprdno,  oois.  f.  an  imprejponf  an 

ajfault,  or  on[et 
Impretior^  oris.  m.  a  printer 
impreflus,   a,   una.   pt.     engrawn^ 

marked :  Alfo  not  freJI'ed 
Imprimeiu,  tis.  pt,  imprintinj 
Imprloiii,  adv.  ejpecialii,  cbiffy 
Imprimo,  ere,  preffi,  flom.  ad.  to 

imprint,  U  thmfi,  otfiick 
Impiimor,  i^  preflus.  pafT. 
ImprSbabilit,  e.  adj.  improbable 
loiprobandus,  a,  um.  difaiiotved 
Improbansytis.  pt.  difaUcwng 
Inn  pr&batio,  oois.  f.  a  dif allowing 
ImprSbicort  orii.  a.  a  diJUker,  al* 

kwer 
IroprdbituSy  a,  um.  pt.  difallowed 
.lmpt6b^,  adv.   iib.   comp.  ffxml. 
fa  p.  Sjbmtfihf,  badlf,   ^ioltntlyt 
eegeri^f  unfeajonably,   too  late 
!inp«6bi'ta«.  atis.  f,diJbonefy 
Jnprdbo,  arc.  aft.   to  di/alhw,  or 
^ijapproxe ;  Alfo  'o  rf^aacb 


I  M  P 

Improbus,  a,  um.  ac\j.  or,  comp,. 
fiimus,  fup.  naught,  unfiund, 
ntun,  dijhon-fi,  Jale,  knavtjh, 
bad,   wicked,  ugly.  Hi  favoured. 


^"fii  ii^famout,  impudent,  Juucy, 
Uud,  vaggi/b,  fierce,  cruel,  rajU, 
pre] umpiuous,  great,  exccjftve,  vi- 
olent, tager 

Imptocerus,  a,  una.  Hw  offtature 

ImprofeiTut,  a,  um.fmng^ied 

'mpromptus,  a,  um.  Jlow 

'mpr^peratus,  a,  }xm,Jlow 

Improper©,  art.  aft.  to  reproach  i 
Alfo  to  make  bafie  to  go  in,  to  gc 
JUwly 

Inip.opgrus,  a,  um.  adj.  flow 

Impropri^y  adv.  improperly 

ImprOrTieras,  aris.  f.  impropriety 

Imprupriut,  a,  um.  adj.   impr^er 

Improfper,  a,  um  adj.  unfortunate 

Ilmprofpere,  a<Jv,  improfpt^ottjly 
Improvidi,  adv.  improvidently 
Impiovidentia, «.  r.  imp'ovide^Ko 
Impco vidua,  a,  um.  adj.  tmprovideutf 

not  fore  feeing  :  Alfo  unforefeen 
ImprovTso,  6S'  improvise,  adv.  aur- 

eupeffedly,  onajfuddem 
ImprovTfuSy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
unforefeen,  uub/okedfur^  untbougbt 

Imprudensy  tis.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 

mui,   fup.     imprudent,   ignorant^ 

unjkilful,  JUly,footifb,  unadvifed : 

Alfo  unwiUing,  agaifji  oufs  wiU, 

without  one^s  privity 
imprudenter,  adv.  idi,  comp.  rw* 

prudently,  unwifely^  fi^JUy 
Imprudeotia,  ae.  f.  impudence,  wem 

ofcare^  ignorance 
Impuber,   vel  impubes,  Cris.    tdj.    _ 

unripe  of  age  I      t^JM, 

Imnubis,  «.  adj.  item  leg.  AT  impQ^I  laparatus,  a,  um.  ad 
,     bes.  Impube  coipui,  Mer.  SptdA      fup.   /mgrf.  •WW* 


IIV 

Impiibcfco,  ere.  togn 

Impiidciw,  tis.  adj.  < 

«nus,    iup.   Jbamel 

gracelefs 

Imfudcatcr,  adv.  iAf, 

fup.  hnpudentfy,  /h 

Impudenria.  s.  f.  tm 

Impudlcatus,  a,  um. 

Impu'di.^,  adv.  ffimi. 

ly,  leutUy,  tnmodefl\ 

Impudjcida,   c  f.  a 

Icemty^  jodomy 
Iropudicus,  a,  um.  a 
ifimus,  fop.  untbafi 
Impugnardiis,  a,  um 
or  be  fought  againfi 
Impugnant,  tis/pt.  f^ 
ImpU|;natio,onis.f.  aj^ 
Imougni:ot,   a,   om. 

fought  agdinft 
Impogoo,  are.  aft.  f 
f  impugn.    Met.   / 
crofione,  to  oppose 
(mpulfio,  5nb.  f.  a  fc 
mmoeior,  or  psjion 
P^fu/^n,  Of  inftigai 
Impulfor,  5ris.  m.  an 
Impolfat,  a,  om.  pt.  / 
«wrA  mioAuce,  beaten 
forced 
Unpulfus,  (b.-m.  verl 
^tu  eUtmek,  m  m^ou. 
Met.  emiiiliigettion,  o 
Impohrereut,  a,  am.  m 
ImpondM^  a^  am.  pt. 
Impun^f  adr.  vh%.  co 
fup.    mitbomt  hurt, 
tmmfmemt.feotfiet 
Inp9ortaa,  itis.  f.  iu^ 
ImpQmtos,  a,  am.  or,4 


liT.  iffim^yfop.  iijboiitfily, 

ry.annn.  mlUimei 

9,  urn.  adj.  iflimus,  fu|>. 
f«   mmUtur^l  ivfi,  Impure^ 
r,  ajboneji^  kicked 
lytii.  pt.  tn^uting 
iTy  oris*  n.  r^t^/  impuiab 
ity  a,  ntn,  imputed 
ire.  ad.  toiHfj>Mte,  toafcn'be, 
Itf  to  lay  the  blame,ot  fattlt 
I  ro  Mceoimtf  or  refhrt,  to 
m  m  tbtng  m  a  ftvour  ahd 
itm 

t  III,  atus.  pair* 
cOf  2re.  to  r«f 
I,  am.  adj.  a  Rttk  towards 
wr 

uin«  adj*  fi&«  Inoeftf  or 
ptfrf ,  fi^  /rawr,  or  extream 
h&  iotiom  9f^  fbe  itiiiermofi 

cuin,  accnf,  notat.  mofmm, 
ilat.  Teid  qmittemf  with  an 
fiv«a»  /»,  agmnfttfcrf  in^ 
ifitr^  or  mc(ording  tc,  to~ 
I  Jir  Terfoty  tevmrds  j  /«r 
MTy  tbrotigh,  mpm  a  place, 
ig,  ir^  a  time  prefixed, 
flpdof  dotadoD,  ufed  dlf- 
rely  it  connoteth  ttith^ 
wiKh  an  ablat.  m,  «r,  «- 
WitUm,  tmuamiHif  in  tbt 
\fi  n^ihi  befire,  {nmtXimti 
pt  rejiandant,  its  ellipfis 
m  Boare  freqnenfj  fome* 
■fiid  In  a  nrtmrnkcution  of 
r.cafcrj  ibmectmes  to  be 
ed  bjr  aa  adverb  of  the 
word^ '.  foBMtimes  in  the 
vf  d,  and  the  iaiac  aotho/ 


1  N  A 

it  18  ifed   both  iotenfiveljr  tnd 
negatively.  Cum  accuf.  In  aurcm 
dicere,  to  vbijper,  Ov.    In  diem 
vivere,  to  live  from  band  to  moutb, 
Cic.    In  diem,   every  day,   Bay 
after  day,  Hor.  Carm.  29,   42. 
Alfo  for  one  d^y^  Ov.  Met.  1, 
48.  Alfo  till  a  longer  time,  Ter. 
Inabrupttis,  a,  um.  unbroken 
Inabfolutiis,  a,  um.  imperfeB 
Iiiaccenfus,  a,  um.  pt.  not  fet  on  fire 
InaccefluSi  a,  um.  adj.  inaceeffible 
Inaceo,  2re.  &  inacefco,  2re.    to 

be  iart  andjbarp 
Inadi bills ,  e .  adj .  tinapproacbable 
InaddlabTJis,  fe.  adj.  nottobejlattered 
Inaduftus,  a,  um.  unbumt 
InaedificSttis,  a,  unit  pt.  bailt  upon, 

unbuilt 
Inzdifico,  are.  wSt,  t§  build  :  Alfo 

to  fuUdoton  tbat  iobicb  is  built 
Inzdificor,  ariy  atus.  pafl*. 
Inaequabilis,  e.  adj.  mkequdl 
InzquabiUter,  ad?,  unequal^ 
Inaequjilis.  e.  adj.  flimus,  fdp.  ittr- 

equals  utUven 
Inaequalitas,  aciS.'  f;  inequality 
Inxqualiter,  adr,  unequal^ 
Insquatus,  a,  um.  pt«  made  equal 
Inzquo»  aret  z€t»to  make  even 
Inaeftianabilis,  e«  adj.  inefiimabU 
l.iKftuo,  are.  n.tobg in  agratt  cbafe 
Inaflfedatus,  a,  um.  unafflBed 
Inifgitabilis,  e.  adj.  unm&oabU 
Inlgititus,  a,  um.  unmoved 
Inalbefco,  l^re.  incept,  to  wax  pale, 

o\  vfbite 
lalmabiliSj  e.  adj.  or,  cottip.  «»- 

pUafant 
loamarefco^  ht:  to  grow  unpkafant 
Inamatus,  a,  um.  lovelefs 
InambiciSfas,  a,  um.  not  ambiticut 
Inambulaus,  tit.pt.   Walking  upurtd 


i  N  A 


Iniimbulatio,  onis.  f.  a  waBdng  up 

and  dozon 
Inambulo,  are.  n.  to  walk 
Inamcenus,  a,  um.  adj.  unpleafant 
Inane,  is.  n.  a  voidplace^  thejky 
Inanefco,  JSre.  to  be   me  tmpty 
Inanias,  arum.  pi.  t.  tmptineffei 
Inaniloquus,  a,  um.  babling 
InSnimillis,  c.  adj.  void  of  iife 
Inanimans,  tis.  inanimate 
Inanimatus,  a,  um.  inanimatt 
Inanimus,  a,  um.  witboiit  life 
jlnahis,   c.  adj.    or,  cOfnp.    flimus, 

fup.   emptjf,  void  of,  without   a 

burden,    vain^    frivolous,  Jligbt, 

ineffeaual,    unprofitable,     foolifiif, 

filly,  ftnfelefi 
Inanitas,  atis.  f.   emptinefs,   vanity^ 

ufeUlnefi  '^     ^  ^^ 

Inanitcr,  adv  in  vain,  vainh 
Inanltus,  a,  um.  pt.  emptied  \ 

Inapertus,  a,  am.  not  liable 
Inaratus,  a,  um.  untilUd 
Inardco,  ere,  &,ftve  inardefcc,  5tc, 

to  burn,  to  be  on  fire 
Inarcfaftus,  a,  um.  made  dry 
Inareo,  ui.  to  grow  dry 
Inarefcens,  tis.  pc,  growing  dry 
Inarefco,  (fre,  mx,  to  dry  up 
Inaigentatus,  a,  um.yi«  inauriftut 
InsrgutS,  idv.  fimply 
Inaio,  are.    act.    to   till,  flow,  or 

maiutre 
Inartificialis,  e.  adj.  inartificial 
inartiiiciaiitcr,  aJv.  wittCutart 
Inafcenlus,  a,  um.   tbat  eanntt  So 

reacbea  unto 
Inafpedtus,  a,  um.  uhjeen 
Inafpiciius,  a,  um.  invifible 
Inafl^tus,  a,  um.  well  roafted 
InafTuetui,  a,  um.  undccuftomad, 
Inaitenle,  %^v.  "incorjidt^  tieVj 

[lua\idax,2LC\^,  aAy  cvujard'*^ 


\so 


INC 

InaudiOy    "irtf   m,   Itam.   a£h    to 

hear  iy  report^  to  overbt'ar 
loa  dl^uif  aLfVLin,  unheard  of,  ftratige, 

incredible  :  Alfo  unheard^   or  un- 
tried at  law 
Inauguration  onis.  f.  en  inauguration 
Inaugurato,  adv.  luckVy 
In^uguratus,  a,  um.  inaugurated 
Inaugiiro,  are.  a£i.  to  divine  :   Alfo 

to  deaitate,  or  conjecrate 
Inaogurory  ari.  paff. 
Inaurator,  oris.  m.  agilder 
loauratus,     a,    um.    pt«     overlaid 

with  gold  :  Alfo  ungilt 
Inauris,  is.  f.  an  earring 
Inauritus,  a,  um.  ivitbout  eon 
Inauro,  are.  to  giUl  with  gold 
Inauror,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Inaufjicatd,  adv.  unluekilf 
luaijfpicatus,   a,  um.  ilimoSs  ftip. 

UTtJortunate,  unlucky 
Inaufus,  z,  um.  unattempted 
Incaeduus,  a,  um.  not  lo^ed 
Incaleicensy  tis.  pt.  growing  hot 
irfcalefco,   ?re,  ui.  tognvt  hot,  to 

be  earneft 
lacalfacio,  tre,  feci,  to  beat 
Incallide,  adv.  Jimply 
Incallidus,  a,  um.   adj.  or,  conp. 

JimjtUt  plain,  ivitbout  craft 
IrjcJinfltfco,    ere,  ui.  to    wax  very 

bctf  to  he  irjiamrd 
Iiicurtefco,  ere,  ui.  to  wax  booty, 

or  white  headed 
iMiantamentum,  i.  n.  a  charm. 
iDcaiitator,  oris.  m.  an  incbamer 
Ihcancatus,  a,  um.  pt.  incbanted 
Incanusy  a,  um.  adj.  boary 
Inca  pax,  icis.  adj.  uneatable 
IncarceramentBoa,!.  n.  tmfrijomnent 
J;} career atio,  onis.  f.  incarceratioa 
JncarcHro,  itt,  1l&.  U  imfrijm 
Jncarnitio,  onlu  U  incamatm 


I  N  c 

Incarn0|  are.  adt.  to  incamuH  • 
Incafsi^my  adv.  in  vaim 
IncaftTgitus,  a,  um.  not  ebafiijed 
Ixicaftro,  are.  a£l.  to  imprifom 
Incaftus,  a,  om.  adj.  uncbajU 
Incasurui,  a,  um.  pJC.  may  happen 
][ncavatus,  tt,  um.  ^t,  made  bolUw 
Incavo,  are*  aft.  to  makt  bpMow 
Incaufium,  i.  n.   ink 
Incaute^  adv.  iOs,  unwarily 
locautup^  a,  um.   adj.  or,,   comp< 

unwary^  beedlep 
Jncedens,  tis.pt.  walking 
Incedo,  ire,  fH,  flam.  n.  togf,  or 
walk,  to  go  in  ftate,  to  corner  or  go 
laceJebratiis,^  a,  um.  unfro^uented, 

not/poken,tf 
Ineelebfisj^e.  adj.  notfamout 
Incenans,  tis.  fupping ' 
lQ€eoden4uv.a^uvi^pt,  t»be  burnt 
Ince«^iarlu9.  it.  ip».4«  incetdiafy 
Incendium,  1^  9.  a^re^zs  when  an 
houfe,  or*tqjf/fl  n  on  Ate,  m  ve- 
benunae  of  any  f^on 
Incendo,  ere,  d^  fu'm.  aft.  to  fet 
fre  on  a  thing,  to  bum.  Met.  to 
irtflame,  to  te^^e,  or  vex,  to  encou- 
rage, to  ftir  up9  Incendere  anno- 
nam,  to  make  viSuals  dear,  Varr. 
luccndor^  i^  fus.  pa^ 
Incense,  adv.  eatnejtly 
IncenHo,  onis.  f.  a  burning 
Incenfiti,  pi.  m.  not  taxed 
Incenfum,  i.  n.  frankincenfi 
Incenfuriifi,  a,   um.   pt.  about   to 

bt^rn 
Incenfui,  a*  um.  pt.   &  adj.  or, 
comp.  pt  on  prcf  injl^med*  MeU 
angredf  inr^ed 
IncenfuSy  9#  um*  ai^.  not  r^ifirt^,, 
Inceotivom,  i.  n.  an.incentive 
Incentivus,  a,  um.  adj.  provokh^^ 
inctr»tm^  fining  «^ 


V 


Ini^vvVii^  w»%  xok\  < 


k\«»i 


I 

Incepfitf  I.  r«  inc 
Inceptio,  onis.  f 
Inceptivus,  a,  ui 
Incepto,  are.  U  Ae 

to  euterfrife,  o, 
Inceptor»  oris,  n 
Inceptom^  1.  n.  t 
Inceptus,  a,  um. 
Inceptus,  fis.  m. 
Inceranentom,  i. 
Inceratni,  a,  am. 
laceroiciilum,  L 
Incerno*   SSre,  a 

t$fifi»torangi 
Incernor,  i.pafl*. 
Incero,  ire.  aft. 
Incertl^  adv.  unc 
Incertitudo,  inis. 
Incert6,  adv.  /  m 
locertvm,  i.  n.  u, 
lacertasy  a,  un 

ffimus,  fap.  I 

tmcot^/hmtp  mo' 
Inceflanter,  adir. 
Incefliuis,  tis.  pt 
Inc^ensy  tis.  id 
iQceflb,  ere»  ffi 

go,  or  come,  tt 

fifx*9  fo  provol 
laceiTor,  i.  paflT. 
Incefliis^   fis,  m 

pafi,  a  defile 
Incefte,  adv.  na 

impure^ 
In<eftifictt9«  a|  UI 
lACjcilOa  ace.  ad 

qr  otbtr^fUtiff 
ilaceftum,  i.  n«  i 
In^ftvSfoi,  a«  HI 
l(«^Befbis»  a,  uffl. 

cbjfit,  iUhUttrm 
Inccfto^at.m.i 
lochoandoty  a,  « 
V^   Ubcbeguu 


^  c 

pt.  Beginntf^ 
i»  um.  adj.  inchoatifa 
fc,  fua  &    inceptifa. 
g  in  ico,  0t  pallafcOy 
srafcOy  to  b^n  to  grow 

ly  am.  pt. aboutto hgtn 
om.  pt.  begun 
a£t.  to  bqfn 
pafll  to  be  begun 
,  um.  pt. /«  Zr  «»/ 
pt.  cutting,  engraving 
jpt*  incident 
T.  it  bifpened 
diy  canun.  n*  to  fall 
U  in,  or  n^,  %\inp\y 
» to  meet  with,  to  befal 

di,  Xfam.  M.€t,  to  cut, 
fgfi^ve,  topff,  or  pare 
f,  b^  mdke  Jborter,  to 
i  of,  to  leave  off 

s.  pad: 

um.  not  lawful  to  be 

a  vatcT'-eourfe*  Vuii 
26.  Col,  5y  9,  I3<  te 
7tc,  Font,  %,  5.  ^ 
terit  aitcbet 
9  r^oxfe,  r^uke 
11  m.  pt.  environed 
zi,  Ctuta.  a6l.  to  gird, 

his.  pair. 

ui,  entom.  toJlHg 
yum.pt.ro  be  begun 
pt.  beginning 
cepi,  ceptum.  z£k,  to 
lerprifo 

air. 

to  begin 

,  a,  um.  unctreumcifed 
toiy  a,  um*  incontpre' 
tounded    ■  i 


INC 

lacii^,  lA^.concifiljf 
Incifitiiy  adv.  idem 
Jncifio',  oais.  f.   incipon 
Incifot  es  dentes^  the  four  ^foreai^ 
,    teeth 

Incifwai, !.  n.  a  comma 
^IncIsOra,  ae.  f.  a  cut,  gafi 
Hnciinni,  a,  um.  pt.  cut,  graved,  or 

canned  in,  jttgged,  Met#  cut  off, 

dif appointed 
Inclfns,  Qi»  m.  id,  ft^  Sncifio 
liiafta,  ae.  f.  propHe  iidj.  f.  Jubaud. 

linea,  an extr^tf,  wt  tbofartbefi 

boutid 
Ilicitlmtntuiki«  i.  n.  an  inticiment, 

motive^  inducement,  or  encourage" 

nMtt 
lAdtinidils,  a,  um.  pt,  io  htthe,  or 

beindtid 
IricTta  t^,  adv.  idi.  coAip.  ^bajUN 
Inciti.tio,  6ni8.  f.  an  bajling,,  Met« 

an  itHnotion,   an  'htdourdgHnt^t 
Incitaturb8,a,uih.  puamtt'Mi^ti 
tftcitlitasy  a,  oin.  pt.   or,  cdthp. 

ffinus,  {vip,Jiirredup,ftefiHtfard' 

haflened.  United,  or  'fpurftd  on, 
.  ba/ijifpeedj,  eamefi 
Incxtatus,  us.  m.  afii^ng  up 
Incitega,  s.  f.  afirver,  aftand,  a 

plate,   or  aiy  thing  on  which  a 

veffelfiandetbt  Re9.  incitheca 
IncTto,  are.  aft.  to  incite,  otftir  up, 

tojpur  on,  to  baften,  QX  put  forward 
Inciter,  2ri,  atus.  pafl". 
IncTtus,  a,  um.  pt.  moved,  ftirred, 

hafy,  Jpcrdy,  quick,  winch  cannot 

be  moved,  gone  at  far  as  may  be 
Incitus,  Cs.  m.  motion 
IncTvTlis,  e.  adj.  uncivil 
Inciviliter,  adv.  i^s.  comp.  uncivilly 
Inclamansy  tis.  pt.  calling  upon 
Indamatus,  a,  um.  pt.  called  upon 
Inclamo,  are.  n.  to  cry  out  tOt  to  caU\  1 

/Of  or  tipott,tQ  (hide,Jcold,  ojr  rati  ot\ 


INC 

Inclareo,  in,  «i.  &  inclarefco,  fee, 

ui.  togrow  famoust  to  get  reputation 
tndementi  tis.  adj.  or,  comp.irimuSy 

fup,  ungentle,  churiifi,  rigorous 
Inclementer,adY.  iiis.  comp.  barjbly, 

unkindly,  unmercifully 
Inclementia,  ae.  f.  ineUmfncy,  cru* 

ifrft  rigour 
'Inchnabilis,  eytnellnabfe 
Inclinandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  inclined 
Inclinans,  tis.  pt.  inclinirg 
Iriclfnitio,  Snis.  f.  a  leaning,  an  h' 

etination,  or  di^faion,  a  change, 

or  alteration,  a  revolution,  a  climate 
IncUmiturusy  9,  um»  pt.  about  to 

incline 
incfinitusi  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  ^r, 

comp-  bended.  Met.  Inclined, going 

down,  fallen  to  decay,  fagging, 

'drooping,  or  giving  away 
IncliniSy  e.  adj .  fiooping,  unbent 
Incline,  are.  aa.  ^  n,  to  bend,  or 

"bow  down,  to  incline,   to  chan^Of 

or  turn,  to  loffen,  impair,  or  ahaje. 

Neut.  to  decline,  to  §oax  worfi^  or 

better  :  Affo  to  recoil,  to  give  back, 

'to /brink,  Inclinare  malos,  toftrike 

Indinor,  ari.  peflT.  to  be  inclined 

Indudendos,  a,  um.  pt.  tobs  included 

Includoy  ere,  ufi,  Qfun^  a£t.  toh' 

elude,  or  inclofe,  to  put  up,  ^to 

hinder,  or  keep  in 
Includor,  i,  fus.  pafl*. 
tnclufio,  onis.  f.  ajhutting,  or  M- 

clofing  in,  an  imprlfonmtnt 
Indufus,  a,  um.  pt,fbutup,befieged, 

included 
Inrlytus,  a,  um.  flimus,  fup.  adj, 
famous,  noble,  excellent,   of  great 

renown 
Incoa£tus,  a,  um.  voluntary,  uncen^ 
firained 

1i   \i  \i%  ^^ 


INC. 

lacoftos,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  fodditi, 

or   hot'/ed,  funbu-nt,  foakedy    or 

feafcned.    Adj.    unfyidfMy    unrift, 

net  digejied 
Incoenans,  tis.  pt.  fufping 
Iiicoenatus,  a,  um.  ^t,  jupperlefi 
Jnccnis,  t,fupptrlejs 
Incosno,  are.  to  fup 
Incoeptio,    inccepto,   incceptor,   Sp- 

casptui,  oi/'^/.  inpeptio,  ^f, 

Incr^gTtabilis,  e,  adj.  tboughtltft 

.  Jncogitans,  lis.  adj.  rajh,  fnlifi} 

.Incogitantia,  ae.  f.  inadvertency 

lacogltatui,   a,    um.    inconfiderate^ 

tbcugbtUftf  never  contrived  Iff  on 
Inco^Ito,  are.  to  contrive 
IncognTtus.    a,   um.  uniwown,  tig' 

hear  i,  untried  at  law 
IncSla,  s.  c.  g.  an  inhabitant 
Incolendufi,  a,  um.   pt.  t^  inhabit^ 

or  be  inhabited 
Incolens,  •  a.  pt.  inhabiting 
loc^lo,  2re,  ui,  cultum.  ad.  rp  in- 

habity  continue,  or  </f(;r//  in  a  place 
Jncolor.  i   paiT 

-Incdloratc,  adv.  V)i*hmt  pretence 
Jncoluinis,  e.  Ad},fa/e,  found,  whole, 

intire 
Incolumitas,  atii .  f.  fafity 
Ineomis,  t.  adj.  rude 
y  Inc^Tkitatus.  a.  um.  unaccompanied 
In(orniter.  adv.  rudely 
IncommeabU'f,  e.  adj.  ifnpajptbfe 
Incommendarup.  a,um.  uncemmended 
IncommSdatio,  5nis.  f.  a»  incommo' 

Incommode,  adv.  iils.  comp.  flime, 
^uo.  in  conveniently,  incommodhujly 
Incommoditas,  atit.  f.  incowimodity 
Incommodo,  are.  to  incommode 
Incommodufn,    i.    n.    an   ineonve^ 
nience^  difadvantagCy  or  misfortune, 
i//nefs,  annoy ancif  left,  foi/,  damage 
idcommodus,  »,  um.  4^]*  tticowmo^ 


I  N  c 

dious,  troublefome,noifemi,impropar, 

burtfu!^  ttafiny,  unafy 
Incoonniuni'iabilis,  e.  incomnmmitahlc 
Incomparabilis,  e.  adj.  incomparable 
Incompertns,  a,  om.  not  found ^ 
Incomponte,  adv.  diforderlf 
Incompofitus,  a,  um.    difctmp^Jed, 

immetbodical 
Incomprehenfibilisy  e.  adj.  imompre^ 
'  henjble 

Incomprehenfus»  a,  um.  adj.  iim» 
Ij}Comptu8,  a,  um.untriittmeii,  rough, 

Jloveuly,  unpolijbed 
Inconceuus,  a,  um.  unallowed 
InconcTlio.  are.  a£l.  to  Jet  at  dtjcard, 

toprovokcy  to  deceive 
Inconclnne,  adv.  unhandfom^ 
lnc«ncioo!taa,  atia.  f»^nbandfomentfi 
tnconcinniter,  adv.  unbandfomtly 
Inconcinnua,  a,  um.  mnhan^owu 
loconcitua,  ifUm.Jlow 
InconcuiTus,  a*  um.  unjbaken 
.Incondite,  adv.  confufedly 
IpcondTtus,  a,  um.  out  oforiftr,  an' 

digefltd,     rude,     confufed^    nnpo- 

lifiied,  not  ripe :  Alfo  untovtred^ 

unburjed 
Inconfe£lus,  a,  um.  pt.  undig^hd 
Inconfrflus,  a,  um.  not  eonfql 
Inconfufua,  a,  um.  not  confounded 
Jncongrue,  adv.  incongruouflf 
incongruenSf  tia.  adj,  disagreeable 
Incongruenter,  adv.  incongruoufly 
Incongruentia,  x.  f.  inCoii£ruitf 
InconfEfuitaa,  atis.  f.  incongruity 
Incongruus,  ai  um.  adj.  incongruous 
loconfciua,  a,  um.  not  confciout 
iRconCeqoentia,  z.  f.  ineonfe^uenee 
Inconfidcrana,  ds.   adj.  that  tonfi' 

dereth  not 
Incoofiderantiay  k.  f.  indifcretion 
locoofiderat^,  adv.iiia,  comp.  rapfy, 

inconiidcTateC^ 


INC 

Inconfidecatuf,  a*  am.  or,  el 

ffimua,  Tap.  inconfideraa 
TacOQsolabilif,  e.  adj.  nwn^ 
incoafpicuus,  a^oml  nttdffa 
Inconftana,  tia.  adj,  or,  coaf. 

mua,  fop  int^nflant 
Inconftanter,  ady.  flime,  k^ 

confiantfy,  mn/ea^afift  H^^ 
Inconftantia,  ae.  f.  incw/feujt 

certainty 
Inconfuetus,  a.'um.  unectef% 
Inconfulte,  adv.  ifia.  comp. 

v^tdly^  rafbhf 
InconfttltS',  adv.  unwarih 
laconfuhus,  a,  um.  unad^JH 

JeeBfh,   indifcreet^    who  k 

eounffi  given  him 
IncoBfultus,  ilia.  m.  witbmt  i 

vice 
rnconromtnatna,  t»  nnii  imff 
InconrumptuSy   a,  am.  ma 

endkfi 
IncontamTnatus,  a,  nm.  vA 
Incontenrua,  a,  om.  notfcret 
Incontiguua,  a,  um.  dees  net  i 
IncomincDs,    lis.    adj.   rV« 

that  hathnoiomnumdtffe^ 
tncontinenter,  adr.  incemim 
liDConuiienda,  x,  f,  anet  b 

tncondmncy 
IncoBvenieiiSyt'a.  adj.  ieeem 
rnconvoltitus,  a,  om.  unfiilM 
In^oquendua,  a,  vm  pt.  wA 
IncSquo,    )^re«  x\,    Anna,  i 

boil  in  a  tbinft.  to  feetbe  Af 
Tncnqoor,  i,  co£)llS.  paff. 
IncorSnirua,  a,  um.  vaf  rrNT 
Incorporilia,  e.  ad},  iecerpe^ 
Incorporatio,5nis.f.  anbebitt 
Incorporattts,  a,  um.  imbedki 
Tncorp5reas,  a,  um.  »dj.  /m*; 
Incorp5ro,  are.  a£l.  to  ieeerp^ 
Incorrcdlos, «,  um.  nesenSt 


\lnc.oiA^^^wX\o»'^>VkA»  \«aA'ui^x^<\\\s^'KM^te,  tdv,  iffcarri^ 


e*  incorruptible 
S.  fi  intorruptiou 
im,  or,  comp.  fii- 
n  corrttptus,  incw' 
/mcerty    vfMc  and 
f  untaiatedf   not   /«, 
orrupted 
i,  to  make  thick 
a.  pt.  uncreated 
8.  pt.  increafing 
brui  vel  bui-incept. 
increafe  more    and 
frequent f  ox  common, 

^,  to  have  often 
um.  incredible 
idj.  incredible 
tis.  f.  incredibility 
Iv.  incredibly 
D.  not  believed. 
B.  f.  incredulity 
n.  incredulous,  PaflT. 
e/;i.  Subft.  tf  ^tf|f«ir> 

im.  burnt 

[.  n.   increafe,    hn-' 
advancement,  pro- 
ferment,  a  largejs,  a 
y  an  offspring 
t.  blaming 
pt,  chiding^  exhort' 
•efenting 
0  chide 
n.  pt.   chidden,  re- 

.  &  avi,  itum.  to 
,  topublijb,  to  accuf; 
CIS  increpare  lyram, 

)«  6i9fj&y  Ov, 

18.  pafl". 
pt.  growing  upon^ 

revi)  cretum.  n.  to 
In'Jiature,  tQ  thrive, , 


INC 

to  increafe 
Increto,  are.  to  whiten  with  chalk 
Incretus,  a,  um.  clea^fed,  purged 
Incruentacusy   a>   um.   not   Jiained 

with  blood 
Incroentus,  a,  um.  not  bloody 
Incruftatio,  onis.  f.  a  pargeting 
Incruftatus,  a,  um*  pt.  pargeted 
Incrufto,  are.  a£t.  to  parget 
Incubanduiya,  um.  pC.  to  be  fit  upon 
Incubans,  tis.  ^i,  fitting  upon 
Incubatio,  onis.'  f.  a  fitting  abroad 
Incdbatus,  Qs.  m«  a  breoaing 
Incubjtatud,  a,  um.  buggered 
IncQbitov'are.  to  couch t  to  lie  upon 
Incubitus,  us.  m.  «  brooding 
Inciibo,  Sre,  ui,  itum.  neut.  to  lie, 
or  fit  upon,  to  brood,  to  fit,  or 
hover  over,  to  cojjer,  or  fiaadow, 
to  dwell,   or  be  in*  Met.  to  have 


INC 

coltui,  untilkd,  unmanurei,  unift' 
habited^  Met.  undrejjld,  lomely, 
rude 

Incultus,  ds.  m.  rudenefs 

IncumbenSy  tii.pt.  lying,  oxlean'ng 
on 

Incumbo,  ere,  cubui,  icum.  t\,  to 
kaUyOt fall up$n,  to  refi  upon.  Met. 
to  mind  a  thing  earneflly,  to  incline 
unto,  to  brood,  or  hatch  |  % 

Incunab(ila»  drum.  n.  a  craHe,  M«t. 
infancy,  one's  nativity ^  place  where 
one  was  born  :  Alfo  thrfirfl prin- 
ciples of  things 

Incundtanter,  adv.  without  ^Uy 

Incuratus,  a,  um.  uncured,  unhealed, 
Incurata  ulcera,  }lar*Ep»i,\6,7^, 

lacuna,  s.  f.  n^ligence 

Incuriose,  adv.  ii^9|  comp.  iflime» 
fup.  negligently 


it  in  his  eye,   to  watch  and  lie  in    IncuriSfus,  a,  um.  adj.  negligent 
wait  for    it,  to   engrofs,    to  fit    Incurcens,  tis.  part,  happtfung 
brooding,  as  a  hen  upon  eggs,  and    Incurro,  Sre   ri,  fum.  n.   to  run  in, 


not  fuffer  any  body  elfe  to  be  the 

better  for  them 
Incubor,  ari,  atus.  paflT. 
Incubo,  onis.  m.  id.  quod 
locubus,  i.  m.  the  nightmare,  vid, 

defcrip.  ap.  fUrg.  Mn:  12,  908. 
Inculcandus,  a,  um.  pt. .  to  be  incuU 

eated  or  thrujl  in  by  main  force 
Incnlcatus,  a,  um  pt,  (i).  mcultat  d, 

driven  in,  (2'  Met.  of  ten  repeated, 

beaten  into  the  memoty,  (i)  Plin. 
(2)  Tradita  ^tque  incol- 


upon,  or  againjl   to  incur,   to  make 
an  incurfion,  or  ir.vafion,   to  fall 
into,  to  he 
IncurfanSy  tis.  ut.  jufl'ing,  running 

one  at  another 
Incursatus,  a,  um.  pt.  overrun 
IncurHo,  onis.  f.  a  juft/ing,  a  fibock, 
I     or  charge,  an  inva/ion,  inrode,  or 
I      incurfion 

J I  near  fo,   are.  to  invade,  ttt  run  a- 
1     gainfi,  or  upon  *      . 

?  Incurfor,  ari.  dep.  idem  , 


29,  2.  \%j  xraaiia^cquc   incut-  jj 

cata  libertas,  Cic,  ad  B'^ut,  16.      j  Incurfurui,  a,  uiiS.  pt.  ahuftj  run 


Inculco,  ire.  a£t.  to  drive  in.  Met. 

to  repeat  a  thing  often,  to  inculcate 
Inculpabiiis,  e   adj   inculpable 
Inculpate,  adv.  ueiblameabfy 
Incutpatus.  a,  um.  &  iffimat^  Tub. 

blamelefs,  unreproveable 
Inculte,  adv.  rude/y 


upon 
Incurfus,  fis.  m.  an  inrode,  the  charge 

of  an  enemy,  force,  vthemencf 
Incurvatio;  oni6u  f.  a  biwing 
Ir.curva'-us,  a,  om.  pt.  c  (joktd 
lacurvefcQ,  S-  e-  tg  bow  d^ivn     ,  _ 


\ 


IN  D 

Ineurvor,  !ri,atDS.  p^fC, 
Incurvus,  a,  urn.  adj.  crooked,  JUo^' 

ifig,  bowed  dovtn 
^ncas,  udi».  f.  a  fmitys  anviL  In- 

codi  reddere  verAis,  to  make^  or 

foTf^e  tbem  over  again,   Hor, 
,Iocufan«,  lis.  pt.  accu/it^ 
'  Incusatk),  6ni«.  f.  a  b'amhf 
'Incutator,  5rii.  m.  an  accufer 
*  Tncafatus,  a,  um.  pr.  accufed 
lacuio,  2re.  a«.  to  blame,  to  cm- 

plain  if  ont 
loeuflio,  onis.  f.  a  dafhinv  toftther 
Incuffas.  a,  um,  pt.  da/bed,  bruited, 
,      inculcated 

Incumis,  fit,  m.  a  da/binz 
*;icuft5dit08,  a,  um.  notk^t 
Incufus,  a,  um.  pt.  packed 
'  Jncutiens,  tis.  vUfirikiitg  agah/i 
Incutio,  Src,  fli,  flfum.  aft.  toj^'ike, 

Jffiite,   or  daj^  ^pon,  or  itto^    to 

caj}  into 
Incutior,  i.  paflT.  to  be  /fruelf 
^ndagabilis,  e.  adj.  mai/  be  traced 
Indaganter,  adv.  diligently 
InJagatio,  ooii.  f.  diligently  fetkinf 
Indagator,  oris.  m»adirtgentfearcber 
Indagatri^,   Ici^.   f.  Jhe,   or  it,   f. 

that  fearcbetb 
Indagatus,    a,    mi|,    pt.    diligently 

fearcbed 
Indago,  are.  a£t.  to/eek  as  ^  hound, 

to  trace  and  find  out 
Indag'o,  inis,  f,  toib^  nets,    or  bays, 

a  diligent  fearebin^  arefiraint,  or 

prohibition 
Jnde,  adv.   from  thence^  from  that 
■*  place,  from  that  per/on, /rem  tbat 

lime,  ncjgfi  tifter,  tbenctfertb.,  af" 

terv>ardi,    M   that  occafion\    for 

that  caufe^    if  inc  inde,   on  every 
Ji'i^^  I'ite  and  there,  PliRi  tnde 
uf^iit,  fverjltiee^  Cic.       * 
J'jzdCbit'Js,  iy  um»n:t  iut 


I  N  D 

Ipd^ceos,  tis.  adj.  indrcent 
Indecenter,   adv.    ifTime,  fop.  un- 

feemly.  uncomely 
\rtdecto,  ere.  to  nttfi>eeoms 
Indecl'nabilis,  e.  adj.  that  cannot  be 

avoided,  unvat table:  Alfo  unde^ 

c'tH-d 
Irdeclinahis,  a,  um.  corllant 
Indfc-r,  oris,  vel  indecorlsi  c.  adj. 

unfeem'yy  mijbecmm^ 
Indecore,  ad?,  unhandfomely 
Indecoris,  e.  unbecoming 
Indeco'tis,  a,  am.  adj.  unbee(mifig 
IndefaiTgabilis,  e.  adj.  indefatigable 
Indsfenfus,  a,  um.  undefended 
Indcfcf'c,  &  indefcr*dm,   adv.  in. 

cejfantly,  untoeariedfy 
Inde^efTus,  a,  um.  un<wearied 
tndefinlte,  adv.   inJefinitefy 
Indefinitiis,  a,  um.  iidefinite 
'In^cfletus,  a,  um.  unlamented 
Indeflexus,  a,  um.  unbent^  fliff 
IndejefluS}  a.  um.  not  cc^  down 
Jndei  a  flatus,  a.  um.  pt.  unwearied 
Indelebilra,  e.  adj.  indelible 
Indeied^tus,  a,  um.  unde'i^bted 
Indclibatus,  a,  um.  und' filed 
IndemnatuS)  a,  um*  tmcondemned 
indemnis,  e.  adj.  without  hurt 
Indemnitas,    atis.  f.  indemnity 
Indeploratos,  a,  um .  unbowailed 
Indepravatus,  s^,  um.   adj.  not  de» 

praved 
Indeprchcnfibilis,  e.  adj.  that  can- 
not be  found  out 
Indcprchenfus,  Sf  per  3fnc»   indc- 

prenfhs,  a,  um.  untaken,  unfound 
InJeptus,  a,  um.  pt.  having  gotten 
Ind^'ertus,  a,  um.  unforjaken 
Ii^dennenter,  ?idv.  continually 
Indefpert'is,  a',  um.  mt'fiigbted     ^ 
lndeftri£lbs,  a,  um.  unhurt 
\T\^cU\m\t\^ji^'a.^-» .  vwittttminatehf 


I' 

V 


Jndevitat 

prognofi 

a  mark, 

a  touch/ 

Index 

trump, 

cus,  tht 

Indicandu 

Indicans, 

lodicatio, 

prixirtg 

tvares 

Indicatiw 

Tndicatut: 

price  o' 

lodicatun 

Indicatu?, 

Indicendu 

Tndicens.t 

lodicium, 

dijcover 

a  fympt 

Ind?co,  ar 

clofe,   t( 

Jbew :  . 

to  accuj 

Indicer^  a 

IndlcOy  ei 

nounce, 

Indicor,  c 

Indidlio, 

the  fpa 

indiffioi 

Indict  vu  8 

dared 

Indif^us, 

claimed, 

ken,  unf 

cla'med 

Tnd^'ciim,' 

IndiJcm, 

Indies,  ad' 

Lino 


D 


adv.  indifferently 

e.  f.  wdifferency 
g.  a  native,  hem  and 

\me  country y  or  town 
part*  &  adj.  needy, 
ttinfTf  poor,  indigent 

f.  indigence 

i,  neut.  ^0  w^n^ 
paflT.  Plio.  lo,  27. 
•  g»  ^  ^^'^  wtf^tf  o/*  a 
e  made  god y  a  canoniffd 

,    irdigefiedly 

t.  f.  indigeJHom 

im.  undigeftul 

erf.   }»f>i  A>ri( 

a£t.  tofignify^  tofoint 

)  name 

J  a,  um.  angry 

I,  um.  pt.  to  he  <£/'- 

pt.  &  adj.  flimu, 
*»^  j  t^tvortiy 
iv.  rn  a-fdain 
lit.  f.   incignatitn 
%f  as.  F,  tf  cka^rin 
0?»i.   pt.  difdaining 
^,  comp.  flime,  fop. 
,    umoortkify,  haje/y, 
^ehmtjly 

if.  f,  meannefi,  in- 
sufne/s 

atus  fum.  dep*  /« 
!ffw,  to  think  f com  of, 
mtby  not  to  endure  : 
e 

9.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 
ttkn^by,  unbefeeming : 
r  unmeet,  fadt^ame" 
unde/erjring,  unhaud" 
eincus 

.  in  itfant  of 
or,  C9inp.  negligent 


I  N  D 

lndil7genter>  adv.  iiis.  comp.  m^- 

ligently 
Indiiigentia,  m,  f.  negligence 
Indimenfus,  a,  mn.  ttumeajjunable 
Indipifcor,  i,  eptutfun.  dep.  to  oh- 
tain,  get,  or  attain^  to  overtake, 
or  winy  to  afprebtnd,  or  compre- 
hend :  Alfo  /o  Segin 
Indlre&ns,  a,  um.  iudireff 
Indireptus,  a.  nm,  .unpiOajged 
Indifcrctus^a,  um.  witboutdifiimBion 
Indifcrlminatim,  tdv.  indifferently 
IndircrJniioatu8,a,um.  iudi/eriminate 
Indiferte,  adv.  vutheut  eUqumce 
Indifertus,  a,  um.  iUfpokm 
Indifposite,  adv.  confufedfy 
Indifpotitui,  a,  am.  difordered 
Indiiiimulatus,  a^um.  notdijemhied 
Indifff  ijbilis,  c.  adj.  indiffbluhU 
Indifsoiutus,  a«  uoi.  not  loafed 
Iiidifliaaue>  a,  um.  inMiuff,  cow 

fufed     ^ 
ladidridus,  a,  am.  witbmA  hurt 
loditusy  a,um.  pt.  pkA,  at  fit  into 
Individuum^  i.  n.  4  wutte^  extatem 
Individuus,  a,  um.  eammt ke  dimdid, 

injeterahh,  individual 
Indivifibilis,  e.  adj.  iudimj^le 
IndiviAis,  a,  um.  undivided 
IndivuJfuB,  a«  um.  infeparahle 
Indo,  ere,  idi,  itum.  a^.  to  put,  or 

fetin,  or  lay  upon 
Indor,  i.  paC 

IndStilts,  e.  adj.  indocihb^hliekijk 
IndoAiy  adv.  i&$.  comi^^unleamoMy 
Indo^ui,  a,  um.  or,,  comp.  ifimus, 
fup.  unlearned,  ignerant,  ttn/kil- 
ful,  aukward^  unaccuflemed 
^ndSlefitia,  ae.  f.  the  feeling  nfi  pain 
IndSleo,   ere,    oi,  ttum.  n.  to    he 

forty,  to  feel  fain 
Indolefco,  Sre.  idem 
Indoles,  if.  {tagro%vtbf(aincre€jey 


I  N  D 

natural  twrnrdlimft,  or  difpt^fttioH^ 
aptnefi  to  good,  or  evil,  a  vein, 
a  race,  a  hreed,  aftrain 
Ind^mabilis,  e.  adj.  untameable 
Indomitus,  a,  um.  untamed,  ungj^ 

vernah/e,  iuvimihle 
Indormiens,  jtis.  pt^fietpH^ 
Indormio,  Ire,  Tvi,  Itum.  n.  tofieep 

upon,  to  hefiew 
indotatus,  a,  um.  unendowed,    not 
honoured-  with  funeral  ohfofuietf 
Ov.  Met,  7,  609. 
Indubitabilis,  e.  adj.  iuduhit0hte 
Indubitanter,  tdv.  without  dauhi 
Indttbitatus,  a,  urn.  uudouhted 
Indubito,  are.  n.  to  douht  umb 
Indubiuf,  a,  um.  certain 
Inducendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  indugtd 
Jnducens,  tii,  pt.  inducing 
Inciiiciae,  arum.  pJ.  f.  m  truco 
Induco,  ere,  zi,  dum.  a  A.  to  in" 
troduce,  lead,  or  bring  in,  to  covet, 
or  draw  over.    Met.  to  perfuade, 
to  makt  void,  or  cancel,  aholj/b, 
dijannui,  rafe^    or  ftrike  out,    to 
draw  in,  cajole,  or  deceive,  to  put^ 
or  draw  m  ihoet,   to  bring  forth. 
Of  produce 
Inducor,  i^  ^us.  paC  1 

lodudlio,  onis.  f.  verb,  a  hringingr 
intojt  or  aUng,  a  bringing  in^  an 
introduffion,  a  rhetorical  induSion, 
when,  by  premiiVdqueftioos  grant- 
ed, a  conclufion  is  inferred,  a 
plaiflering,  or  laymg  over,  m  hlot^ 
a  perfuefim 
Indudunis,a,  um.  pt«  about  to  bring 
:    in  '  .  .  •■   . 

Indu£b]fs;  a,  am.  pt.  introduced,  in* 
duced,  perfuaded,ftritkett  out,  plaly, 
ftered,  covered  over 
Indu6lfirut.   ^^  unL%  ^  0^%^  ^ 


I  N  D 

IndnA^ns,  fit.  in.  a  ftrfvafiin 
IndnrijUt    X.  f.   a   WD0msn*t  Mnder 

Indalroro.  ire.,  tt  wukefweet 

IiKiuIt^eni,  tis.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp, 

ilimus.  fan.  hduffrtiify   hJufg-ent, 

fracintiy  ibW,  /M^nr,  msde  much 

•f 

Indulgenter,  a:fv.  lAt,  coaip.  iCme, 


I  NE 

Indoftrie,  adv.  ids.  comp.  esrifuRy^ 

Inddftriofe,  adv.  iniafbrlatfy 
Mnduftrius,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

indufirints^  fharp^  dBive^  krijk 
I  Indutas,  a,  um.  pt.  put  on 
Indfitus,  fis.  m.  tloatblng 
Induviae,  arom.  pi.  f.  clothis 


fuo.  kinMy,  inMgentfy  '  1  Induviuniy  i.  n.  bark  tf  a  free 

.  . .      -  r    '  ,  ,       ^^  j^^   [Incbriitio,  onis.f.  anuk'mgS 


Indoleenfii,  k,  f.  indul^encef  ^ 

nefs,  lenity,  fraee^  favour,  a  par* 

Jon,  a  difpenfatiem 
Indalfeo,  Sre,  fi.  fa  hidmtge^  f  Ut 

one  have  hh  «r7/,  h  make  woteb  of, 

to  jfiw  one^t  fUfup  ft,  to  ctmcede, 

to  frrantf  to  Sfpenfe  toitb 
Indule<*or.  eri.  pafT. 
Indunven,  ]fn«t.  n    id,  yvod 
InduttentQin,  i.  n.  a  garment,  at- 

ttre,  apparel^  clotbes 
Induo,  Jf'e,  oi,  turn.  aft.  to  put  into, 

pt  upon,  to  cover ^  befmoar,  or  daub 

fwr;  toa/Tumef  w  take  upon  one, 
•     Induit,  be  intanglitb  bimfelf,  Clc, 

Verr.  »,  4^. 
Induor,  (,  utns  ft  ^  ^/  on 
laduoJf-ator,  ^0  imperntor,  ^rfv. 
Ind  ir;*ns,  tit   pt.  bardnimr 
Indnratus,  a,  am.  pt.   ST  adj.  or, 

'H>mp.  bardned,  made  bard 
InHOreo,  ere.  &  indurefcOy  Sfe.  ft 

In<*Mro   are   aft.  ft  aM>«  *Jr</ 
Indn-^r  ari,  itas.  paflT. 
Injiifiar'u?.  a,  am.  one  tbat  maketb 

w'fer  fra*-mmti 
Indnnjtu*,  a,  um.  worn  underneatb 
In-iQ'vim,  i.  n.   a  Jbii^t, /bifl.fmoek, 

pe*ticaat,  or  other  under  garment 
Jnd'jftria,   sp.   f.  providence,  eontri- 

vart'f^  andeavour,   d^i fence,    Dc 
jndudria,  Cic.  Ex  indttftr\a,  Lta-.V 
hiJ/j(iri^,  FlauU   on  furpojt,  Ce-^ 


^dnmk 

IneSrio,  are.  to  make  drunk 
Inebrior,  ari,  atoB.  tobeintoxieatoi 
Inedia,  ae,  f.  toant of  viauaU 
IfiedTtus.  a,  um.  not  pnblijbed 
InefFabilii,  e.  ineffable 
Ineffirax,  acii.  adj.  inaffeBuat 
IneflTfeiitus,  a,  um.  deformed 
InelabSritut,  a,  um.  unlaborired 
Inelegani.  tis.  aij.  wtboutfraee 
Jneleeanter,  adv.  Vfitbout  eleganee 
IneluftabTlis,  e.  adj.  nnavoldable 
InEmendabtlis,  e.  not  to  be  amended 
Inemorior,  i.  dep.  ft  die  inti  thing 
Inemptn%  a,  um.  nnbongbt 
InenarribTlia,  e.  inexpreffiblt  - 
InenarrabxITter,  adv.  inex^reffUbhf 
Inenatratut,  a,  um.  not  told 
Inenodabtlii,  e.  intricate 
Ineo,  ire,  Tvi,  itum.  tofo,  or  enter 

into,   tO'Cammenee%   to  couple  wnitb, 

at  the  male  with  thefemali 
Tneor,  Iri,  iCus.  paiT. 
Inepti,  achr.  flime,  tap.  fooHftfy 
Ineptia,  le.   f.  JiHinefs,    abfnrdity, 

fool'/bitefs,  a  /illy  fiery,  a  witty 

ufi 
Ineptio,  ire.  ft  talifoolljh/y 
IneptuSy  a,  um.  ior,  comp.  iflimnt, 

fup.  unfit,  improper,  filly,  foottfiy, 

fimple 
Inyquitabilis,  e.  cannot  be  rid  over 
\at^>i\tnt  «K«  to  T\<le  tn^  Met.  la 


I  NE 

Inermit,  e.  ad}.  mcrHAllAfl 

fiAla^  rude,  nnkarmd 
fnemras,  a,  mn.  menml 
Inerrana,  tit.adj.jEmtf 
Inerrot  ire.  ft  frtmfrr,  ti/ 
Inera,  tis.  adj.  aftleft,  m^ 
fiotbful,    imsy,  jfinpA  ^ 

motion,  faint,  feehU,  ieffi 

fiiff,  barren,  unfruitfd 
Inertia,  e.  f.  ^norame  frtf 

»inefi,Jlo'b,  luxury, 

folute  Uxnnfr 
Ineriiditi,  adv.   nnkarui^ 
Ineriid  Italy  a,  am.  ffioiai,  ^ 

learned 
Inefcandai,  a,  am.  pt,  to  k 

withmb^it 
Inefcatus,  a,  mn,  aaurtd,tm 
Inefco,  ire.  talofa  bait,  hd 
laefcor.  ari,  pafl*. 
Inevltabnis,  e.  inemtabh  . 
Inenndui,  a»  am.  pt.  ft  fc  1 
'"  upon 

IneY51{itU8,a,am.iuiffMflMb 
lo^citua,  a,  am.  not  raijed 
Inex:ogJtataa,  a,  am.  tnik4 
Inexcalkbilis,  e.  intxtufaik 
Inexcertxtatat,  a,  am.  ueom 
Inexercitua,  a,  am.  undifi^ 
Inexhauftus,  a,  am.  inmJa^ 
Inexorabiliay  e.  inexorakk 
Inexpeftatos,  a,  ota.  sae^ 
InezpJkiitus,  a,  am.  aap^^ 
loesperreftas,  a,  am.  me  em 
Inezpertiu,  a,  qib.  neftiH 

tempted 
loexpiabilis,  e.  irreemMk 
Inezplanatnsy    a,   am.  lif 

ftammering 
laexpiebliit,  e.  iufatiaiU 
Inexplctus,    a,  um.  mt  (^ 

not  finilhed,  infatiatt 
Imxplicabilti^  e,  tMexpSui^  '• 
\    \t\MbU 


om.  not  explained, 

ntrieate 

inexploratd,    adv. 

fireeipitat(h 

ittr.  uttfiarcbed,  un- 

red 

!.  imprtftnahle 

,  not  f  he  filed 

71.  inextirgui/bslfle, 

infatiahle,  Ov.Faft. 

otto  he  rooted  out 
inextri<ahU 
;•  ceinnet  be  cUwibed, 

t^i*^h*  TuJeh 
im.  unvfrot^bt 
'ut  inficetjasyardm. 
,  Rttlefunt 
iceti|8,  a,  urn.  or, 
,  unpleafant,  rudk^ 
witty 

want  of  eloquence 
a.  or.  comp.  une* 
tf^eb 
im,  pt.  to  defame, 

.  defaming 
a.pt.  defamed 
an  ill  report,  dif- 

onourabk,  unluckf, 
digitos,  the  middle 

*fante^fo confute^  to 
r,  to  dejhvf 

)  abominable 

.   ffimos,  Tup*   fo 

mnoui  as  not  to  ke 

*mp.  ffittVM,  fup. 


I  N  F 

Utth^  Subft.  a  little  child,  fi.  puer 
puclla,  &c,  or  the  young  of  etbet 
creatures 
Infantaria,  ae.  f.  that  iavetb  children 
Infintia,  ae.  f.  if/ancy,  childhood 
Infantilis,  e.  belonging  to  in  fancy 
Infarcicns,  ti$.  pt.  fluffing  in 
loFarcio,  fee  infercio 
Infarcior,  iri.  pafT.  to  be  fluffed^ 
,  Inf  atlgabUis,  e.  indefatigaile 
Inf  atuo,  are.  to  infatuate 
Infauftus,  a,  um.  unprifperous 
Infcftto,  on'S.  f,  infeSihn 
InfcAivus,  a,uni.  belonging  to  ilying, 

or  painting 
lafedor,  oris.,  m.  a  dyer 
lofeAui,  a»  um.  pt.  dyed,  fiaintd, 

poifoued,  infeSed 
Infe^lus,  fty  om.  undone^  awr  made, 

uiewfought 
InfedhiSy  us.  m«  a  dying 
Infelicitaa,  atii.  f.  infelieity 
InfelicTter,  adv.  unhappily 
InfelicTco,  are.  to  make  unhappf 
Infeiix,  icis.  adj.  or,  comp.  unhnppf, 
mifer  able, unfortunate^  unfuccefifil, 
nfelefsj  barren,  unfruitful^  cuffed 
Infenfans,  tis.  pt«  defhaying 
lofense,  unde  corop.  liit,  Liv, 
laftnh,  are.  to  harafs,  tofpeil 
Infenfusy  a,  um.  ior,  comp.  iffimus, 

fop;  difpleafed,  ill,  bad 
loferciO,  Trc.  to  cram,  or  fiuff 
Inferendus,  t,  om.  pt.  to  be  carried 
Iflferens,  tis.  pt.  carrying  on 
Inferi,  orum.  m.  pi.  the  Jbadei  be- 
low 
lof^rizf  arum.  p\,(.fafrifices  to  the 

infernal  godtfor  the  dead 
Infernalis,  e.  Infernal 
Infcmas,  atii.  adj.  growing  below 
In  feme,  adv.  behw 
Inftrnve,  i.  m.  Ml 
JaferauB,  m,  um,  infemai,  lying  he- 


I  N  F 


low 


Infero,  fcrre,  tiSli,  latum,  to  bring 

in,  or  into,  to  lay  to 
^nrcror.  rri.  pafl*.  fo  be  brought  in 
Infcrtilif,  e.  unfruitful 
Iiferv?fa<io,  iSre.  to  make  hot 
(nfervefio,  fieri,  faftus.  to  be  modi 

hot,  to  be  made  to  boil 
Inferveo,  vol  infervefco,   ere,  boi« 

to  be.  hot,  to  be  boihng  hot 
In^^rus,   a,  um.  or,  comp.  lower^ 
inferior,  Iti^mos,  &  imus,  fupf 
beneath,  belo^,  Infimis  predbus, 
with  mifl  humble  petitions,   Liv, 
Infimae  radices  montis,  the  low 
ejt  part  of  the  mountain,  Gaef. 
(nfeftam,  tis,  pt.  infefting 
Infeftiror.  oris.  m.  a  robber,  Vlia^ 

6,  a8.  R.  oec. 
Infefte,  adv.  ijis,  comp,  flime,  filp^ 

vexatioujly,  nnfchievou/lj^ 
Infeftiviter,  adv.  unpleafantly 
InfeftTvQs,  a,  um.  unpleafant 
[nfefto,  are.  to  vex,  to  infejl,  to  4n» 

mage 
Infcfto?,  ari,  paflT.  to  be  infefied 
Tnfeftos,  a,  am.  lor,  comp.  Uiimos^ 
fup.  fpiteful,  malicious,  vexatioat, 
hofiile,  perplexed,  adverfe,  danger- 
ous. Pan*,  hated,  envied,  expofed, 
obnoxious 
Infibiilo,  ^iJifiUo,  are.  toela^ 
Inficctiae,  vid,  Infacetiae 
Inf  KJalis,  e.  pertaining  to  denying 
Inficiandus,  a,  vm.  pt.  to  be  ajbawstd 
Inficians,  tis.  pt.  defying 
Tnf  icias,  ace.  pluralis,  a  denial 
Inftctatio,  onis.  f«  a  denial 
Uf  Ifciator,  Sris.m.  one  that  pleadetl^ 
non  aiTumpfit  to  a  debt,  or  not 
fuihy  to  a  crime 


INF 

to  ^tf  to  cohur^  to  hfiff.  Met.  to 
inmwff^  to  eorruft,  to  vitUto 
lofTcior,  arif   itus  fam.   dep«   to 

difctufif  to  abjure 
lof  jdelis,  n.  or,  comp.  ffima»t  fop* 

urfaitbftd,  trescboroutj  tUeiitfil 
lof  idclitas,  atis.  f.  infidelitf 
In^idelTter,  adv.  unfaitbfulfy 
Inf  jdus,  a,  um.  mrfaithful,  iPJIo^^l, 
/affe,  treaebenutf  wuitabkf  mot  to 
I'  aeptnded  on 
Infijendufe,  a,  um.  to  bo  fixed 
Inf  jpo»  ("re,  xi,  am.  to  faflen  in,  to 

thu/lin.  Met.  to  fix  in  themwd 
Infig^r    i.pafl*.  to  bo  fixod 
InfT  •at-',  um.  pLm,  tho rafoaHiy 
loi'^.Tus,  a,  um.  tomtem^bltf  wum^ 

fibnujive^  buwtble 
lofindo,  Sre,  fidi.  fifliim.  to  €ut,  to 

clenv.^  to  plow 
Inf  initas,  StiB.  f.  infinitf 
lafirite,  adv.  ^  infinite,  infinitoh^, 

without  meafuroj,  vthamntlf 
Wxmtvm,  the  tnfioitivo 
IiifTnltus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  infinite, 
indefinite, ireat,  much,  endbft,  ex- 
eegftre 
Infirmatio,    onis.   f.   a  weskning, 

Met.  a  con/uting,  a  ^/proving 
Infirmatus,  a,  um.  pt.    weakntd, 

confuted 
Infirme,  adv.  x^t,  comp.  woMkly 
InfirmTtas,  atis.  f,  infirmity,  fteble* 

9*fi,fick>net»,  inconfiancy 
Infimio,  are.  to  weaken,  (•  invalidate, 

to  ofpnf',  to  confnto 
Infirmor,  ari.  paiT. 
Infirmus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  iflimns, 
{np,fteblf^  wMi>  infirm,  me  dw 
rahle,  itrffttleit^  irrefohtte 
InRt.  dofe&.  be  beginnetb,  hejaith, 
or/ju'd 


INF 

Inflammandos,  pt«  to  be  infiamed 
Inflammatib,  dtdt,f,  an  infianmation 
Inflammatory  Sris.  m,  an  infianter 
loflaAinitot,  a,  um.  pt.  inflamed, 
fa  on  fire.  Met.  excited,  flirted 
up,  earritd  with  pafllion 
Inflammo,  ire.  to  jet  on  flre,  to  iw 
flame.  Met.  to  excite,  to  tranfport 
with  toy  pailioa^a  increajegreeahf 
Inflammor,  ari,  itus.  pafT. 
Inflans,  tii.  pt.  fufling  up 
Inflate>«dT.  comp.  ti&.met.^roici^ 
Inflatio,  onit.  UJoe  InflAos 
loflatosy  ib.  m.  it  blowing  upon,  a 
found,  or  blafi.  Met.  an  rn^rdtion 
Inflatui,  a,  mm,  pt.  &  ad},    or^ 
tbmf.'bkwnwpom,  ^ead,pufed 
up.  Met.  haughty 
Infledem,  txi.  pt.  bending 
Infle£tio,5nif  .f.  a  tumiflg,or  ^tttuding 
Infledo,  Sre,  sri,  xom.  to  bow,  or 
bend.  Met.  /•  turn  afde,  to  warp, 
to  turn  tawarde,   to  turn  another 
wof,  to  move,  alter,  or  change 
Infledofi  i.  paC 
Infletas.  a,  um.  pt.  unpitied 
Inflextbilis.e.  adj.  inflexible  9  objHuaie 
loflexio,  onis.  f.  vid,  Iofle£Ho 
Inflexas,  a,  um.  pt.  bowed,  bended, 
winding,  turned  towards,  varied, 
altered 
Inflexos,  us.  m«  a  bending 
InAiftto.  onis.  f.  Qf  inflidas,  Os. 

m.  rorh,ansnfli£linir 
Infli&us,  a,  om.  pt.  inflifled 
Infllgo,  ere,  xi,  €tam,  to  ley  upon^ 

to  fling,  to  bring  upon 
Inflo,  ire,  avi.  a^.  to  blow  upon,  at 
any  wind  inftrument,  to  fweli,  or> 
puf  up.  Met.  to  increafe,to  heigbttJ 
I  Inflor,  ari,  itus.  pafl*. 
^f\^ot«J»>aL\«  to  jlntrfjft 


Inflvo,  ?rc-,  XI, 

Met.  to  mfl  j 

mittanee,  to  ab 

flip  out  of,  to 

InnuxlOy   6nit.  i 

Infltfxntyds.  m, 

lafodieosy  tis.  - 

Infodio,  (in,  di, 

mto,  or  in,  tt 

Infodior,  i»  flat. 

lafascnfliley  -ad\ 

Infoscunditts,  ii 

Infeecandiit,  a, 

umfnfyful^  ad 

lafoBticitaiy^r. 

InfbnnitiOf  on 

tumgtieptpne 
InroriDatims, 

Infonnitos«a,i 

amticipmted^j 

lofbrmiditoa,  : 

Informis,  e.  fl 

flkby.  Met. 

InformOyire.  A 

*icn,  to  cant\ 

ind,  to  ttac 

Inf  Sro,  are.  /• 

Infortunatoa,   ; 

iffimus.  fup. 
Infortunltat ,  a 
Infortunium,  i 
Infoffio,  onis. 

earth 
Infoflbs,  89  u 

asrtb,Jet  in 
lofilyprarp.  bei 

in  place,  beh 

or  price,  fi^ 
Infri£lio,  onis 
Infradus*  a,  v 

to  pieces,   I 
V     (ubmifive,4 


iftenatttt*  a,  van, 
tunbridUd^  Id*  ai^ 

ijifrejiiif,  a,  urn. 
ufigovarnahU 
re'm^  to  iridk,  to 

.  unbridled 

.  noteafily  brektn, 

W9ted 

to  roar  abad*  Met. 

nur 

mdeo 

adj.  ioTf    comp. 
ujfroquentedf  foldim 
lUdorn,  ofien  abfmt, 
ccu/ionud  to 
i,  fnomft 
I.  pt.  to  bo  erumbUd 
pt.  crumbltd 
»▼]>  arti  ^m  & 
n,  otupon 
.  A  rubbing 

pt.  rubbed  in 
(torn  cold 
bruijing 
t^,  infradam.  to 

to  break,  to  bruife, 

to  prevail  ufoUf^  to 
age 
•• 
vmblBiu 

*bout  leenftt 

,    Ofn.    uufin^tfil^, 

la*  wifrwtjul 
^.Jilly,fi9fi^ 
Uadlfguifing^Afn* 
*•  pt.  dffguifed 

•  to  dj^jguffe 
mitre^  a  turbant,  4 


,  ^eartnggm/rf     ^ 


IN  F 

Infulcio,  ire«  ivi,  turn.  aA«  t$enm 

Infalcior,  iri.  pafll 

Infalgeni,  Xh,pimmg 

Inf  umitiiSy  a,  um.  pt.  dried  iu  the 
fiuokt 

Inf  umo,  are.  z€t,  tofimbe  dry 

Infundendusy  a^  um.  pt.  tobapoiared 
ia,  or  upou 

Infundent,  tis.  ^atUpouriugt  oti^- 
lag  tbrougB,  InfondoM  Atlaoti- 
cam  marc  occaflu%  P/w.  Ai  3,  i. 

lafuiidibulaiBy  ••  n.  a  tuumel^  or 
funnel,  the  bopper  efa  mill 

Intiuido,  Sm,  f  idi»  ffi(uiD»  oSL  to 
pour  in,  or  into.  Met.  to  dijife, 
tofproad 

Infaodor,  i.^pafl*. 

lofumibulum^  i.  n.  a  peel 

Infofcana,  tti.  pt»  darhu'u^  - 

Infofcatioy  oius*  f.  verb,  m  dark* 
MHVtFaber  ex  VMn*ftdnem  immu* 

Infufcatu8,a,niD«  part.(  1}  wudedark, 
or  biaebi/b  (1)  tmubled,  nuiddf. 
(^)eorrupeed,  (i)Viiia£aa  infuica* 
ta,  Sc  aoonalU  ptopeaiodum 
nigra,  Coi,  ii,t,  69.  (a)  Infufcata 
aqua  abfconduatar,  P/^  9,  29. 
(3 )  Vicinitai  non  infufctta  male- 
volentiSy  Cic,  pro  PJaue,  9. 

Infufco,  ire.  ad.  [ex  in  iotenf.  & 
fufco]  ( i)to  make  di(fy,OT  dark,  to 
darken,{%)toMake  inuddy,(^)to  eor» 
rupS,  or  tamijb.  (4)  10  drom  bit 

\  '^it/t  or/f  to  /peak  ao  not  to  be 
beard.  {^)todiluief  mabapaU,  te 
all^  (tj  MvcuUt  infoicet'votte- 
ra  pallis»  Vifg.  Grar.  3,  389. 
(;i)  lnfufcare*aquain,  PUn,  9,  29. 
(3)  lify  quos  noo  aliqua  barjiaries 
domeftica  infufcaverat,  leQio  lo- 
qitfbafHiNur,  €ic.  de  Q.  Or,  74.  (4) 
Plin.  10,  29.  (5}  RarosiiBiufn 
dabat  quod  biberem,  Wf^nt^ 
menm  inf^ifcAbzx,  Pkuu   Ciji 


I  NG 

Infuicory  ari,  atoi.  paC  to^bidttrk* 

ened,  &c. 
Infafcut,  a,  um,  fwartby 
iBf  afio,  onis.  U  an  infiijkn 
Iflfutoriaaiy  utk»  a  tumul 
Infufus,  a^  oiD.  pt.  poured  intb,  h^ 

fuSed 
Infufus,  (is.  m.  an  infufion 
IngSUdai,  a,  om.  netfroxen 
Ingemenf,  tis.  pt.  lamentiag 
lageminans,  tii.  pt.  denbHng 
Ing^minatio,  onis.  f.  a  aoubfheg 
Ingem?iiatua»  a,  4tn.  pt.  redoubled 
Ingemino,  are.  z6u  to  doub/e;  "br  n^ 
double,  r»  repeat  ofieni  Neut;  Ik 
increafe  muck 
Ingimioor,  iri,  ata«.  paiT.  ' 

logSmifcens,  tis.  pt.  lamenting 
IngSflMTco,  {f  re.  to  groan,  to  moum^ 

to  ^rriewx,  to  figb  and  job,  to  jbe» 

vml 
lagemoy  txt,  ui.  n.  ta  lament^  A6tm 

to  bewail 
Ingenerafco,  Sre.  to  beingenOred 
IngSn&atut,  a,  um.  pt.  brtd  in 
IngSnero^  are.  a£t.  te  beget 
Ingeneror,  iri,  atus.  pan.  tobeetit* 

tinued  on  in  dejctnts 
logSniatus,  a,  um.  naturally  givem 
Ingemculo,  are.  te  kneel 
Ing&tiibU,  adv.  i^t,  comp.  ifliqi^, 

fup.  ingenioufiy 
IngJEniofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp* 

ffimwjfup  naturally  adapted,  lU" 

lentous,  firewd 
Ingenitus,  a,  um.  pt.  natural,  bnd 

in  by  nature 
Ingenium,  i.  n.  tbe  nature,  fualUy^ 

or  difpofitim  of  a  thing,  or  perfon^ 

capacity,  memory,  judgement,  ap» 

prebenfen^  wit^  {ftarmiv^^  ^tW^  « 

wVt»Wl5intV|«^  ^ 


mr 


IN  G 

logens,  til.  adj.  very  grtat,  iugi, 
,  wiigbtfy  bigf  Idrfty  prodigious 
IngjSnoe,  adv.  ingtuuoujly 
IngSnuTtaty  atl<»  f.  ingenuity 
IngSnaui,  a,uta.  of  good  extroRion, 

htgenuoust  liberiii,  banjfome,  nice, 

dainty,  natural 
lagerendut,  a,  uin.  pt.  tobethr$wn, 

or  caji  into 
Ingereni,  tit.  pt.  throwing  int$. 
Ingero,  ere,  ffi,  Ann.  ad.  to  tbrtm^ 

poury  cafi  in,  otuttu^  to  bta^  upm 
Ingeror,  i,  pafl*.  to  be  eeA  into 
Jogeftibilif^  e.  adj.  that  cannot  be 

bono 
Ingeftus,  a,  nm.   pt.   tbrowm  in, 

heaped  upm,  forced  upon 
Ingigno,  Sre,  geoui,  nituoi*  aft*  to 

ingtnder,   or  breed  in 
laglomSro,  are.  a£t.  to  wind  up 
InglorioCus,  z,  um.  inglorious 
Inglortns,  a,  um.  adj.    fine  gloria, 

inglorious,  of  no  reputation 
Ingluvf'es,  ^i.    f.   the  vivefand,    the 

craw,  crop,  or  gorge  of  a  bird, 

Mcton » g/uttony,  gormandixing 
Ingrandelco,  ht.  to  increafe 
logrite,  adv.  ^nthankfuUy 
Ingratif  icus,  a,  um.  ungrateful 
Ingratiis,  monop.  in.  abl.  pi.  tnjpite 

of  your  teeth 
lograds,  adv.  by  confiraint 
Ingratitude,  inis.  f.  ingratitude 
Jngratus,  z,  um*   adij.   or,    comp. 

^mus,  fup.  unpUafant,  unaccept- 
able, ungrateful 
In.^avanSy  tis.  pt.  growing  heavy 
Ingr^fvefcens,  tis.  pt.  grvwing  worfe 

ami  worfe 
Ingf  avelcOy  ere.  to  grow  more  heavy, 

to  became  worfe,  to  grow  bigger, 

to  rije  to  a  higher  price 


I  N  H 

with iadsguationy  Virg,  JSu,  ttf 

22  o 
lagravor,  ari,  itai.  paff. 
Ingrediens,  tit.  pt.  entering  into 
Ingredior,  i,  fut  fum.  dep.  to  walk, 

to  enter  into 
logreffio,  onil.  f.  an  entrit^  in 
Ingreflurus,    a,    um*    pr.    about  to 

enter  in 
Iflgreflttt,  a,  am.  pt.  having  gene 
Iflgreflns,  ilt«  m,  a  walkinf 
Iograem,tia.pt«  violentfyapproaching 
Ingruo,  2re,  ui.  a.  to  invade,  tm  fet 

upon  with  violence,  to  be  near  at 

hand 
loguen,  inis.  n.   the  privy  parts: 

Alfo  a  difeafo  in  tho/e  parts:  the 

groin 
Ingulfnaria,  m,  f,  vid.  loguen 
logurgito,  are.  a€t.  to  dtvem  gree^ 

eUly,  tofwaliow  up.  Met.  toptienge, 

ever  bead  and  ears 
Inguftibilis,  e.  adj.  cannot  be  tafled 
loguiHkut,  a,  vm.  pt.  untafitd 
Inhabilii,  e.  adj.  ui^t,  unable 
InhSbxtablfiis.  e.  adj.  vninhaMtable 
Inbabitatio,  ODis.  f.verb.  an  inhabit- 

Inhabitator,  orii.  m*  an  inhabitant 

Inhabito,  are.  a£l.  to  inhabit . 

Inhabitor,  ari,  itus.  paff. 

Inhaerens,  tii.  pt.  cleaving  to 

Iniuereo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  n.  to  cleave 
to,  to  bang  about.  Met.  to  be  wholly 
given  to,  to  dwell  near  to 

Inhsrefco,  ere.  to/h'ckfajl  in 

Inbsiio,  uilis.  f.  inhaefion 

Inhaefums,  a,  um.  pt.  about  teftidt 

Inbilo,  are.  nA,  to  breathein 

Inhalor,  iri,  itus.  pafl*. 

Inhiam,  tis.  pt.  gaping  after •  Met. 
covetiffg 


Jppj^vo,  he,  act.  to  tnakt  heavy,  ot\ VtCtv>A\:\o,w\v^»  a  facing  upon 
merej.at,fu/,  OSWOrJi^  t9  ^ry  ,ut\\via^^^y^^>^^^^^^^'^^^^ 


IN 

Inliibens,  th,  pt.  refrt 
Inbibeo,  ere,  oi,  itoin. 

in,  keep  backg  to  bini 

to  have,  or  applji,  A 

ercife 
Ihhn>eor,  eri,  itof.  pal 
TnhibTtio,  onit.  f.  en 
Inbibitor,  oris.  m.  aj 
InkTbitus,  a,  nm.  pt./ 
Inbjo, .are.  n.  to gapt 

tocovet 
lohoneflamentam,  i.  i 
InbSneftas,  atis.  f.  A^ 
Inh2$neft^  adT.  d^fim 
Inhdneih),  are.  ao.  to 
InhSneftus,  a,  om.  ad 

fllmus,  Alp.  fHoaefu 
InbonoratuS)  a,  um.  o 

mii%  fop.  without  I 

fpe^,  unfabtted,  um 
Inhonorifieosy  a,  um. 
InbonoruSy  a,  am.  adj. 
Inborreb,  ere,  oi.  n. 

fear,  to  grottreR-eadJ 
Tnhorrefcens,  tis.  pt/ 

or  terrible 
Inhorrefco,  Sre.  idem 
1  nhofp  1  talis,  e.  adj.  h 
Tnfiofpitalltas,  itis.  f. 
Inbofpitus,  a,  um.  adj 

Vfildf  defert,  uninha 
Inhuman^,   adr.  ius, 

manely,  tRfcourteotify 
Inhumanitas,  atis.  f,  t 
InhQmintter^  adv.  ius 

humanly 
Inhumanot,  a,  oas.  ai 

flimut,  fup.  inhmna 

iUbred 
lohumitio,  oois.f.  a 
Inhiimatut,  a,  um.  m 
Inhiimo,  art.  ad.  to  k 
Inibi,  a4v«  evest  there 

\ 


^  1 

.  f,  a  cafli'tg  »i,  in- 

0  ia]i  in  cfitn 

um.pt.  about  to  caji 

n.  pt.  cafi  in,   thrown^ 

td 

n,  a  cafi'mg  in 

pt.  bfginning 

um.  pt.  to  bt  idjk  in 
jcci,  jcdum.  ^Ct,  to 

tbfozu  tn,  or  »^«9  or 

,  tofttP-An 

ius.  pair. 

flimc,  iu^.fjnte/mUy 

.  f.  &  ujieatius  in  pi. 

'iimitj,  varianctj  a/ai  • 

a£t.  /0  ntdi«  tmmks, 
to  be  0««*«  «ff^ 
]ep.  to  become  an  enemy 

um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
%4  ttnfriendly,   hurtful^ 

m.dMentmy,  aft^aH 

e*  adj.  inimitable 
lis,  comp.  iilim^y  fnp. 
vithoui  a  Cttuy,  impati- 

is.  f*  ■  MneviMMe/i,  inh 
lice 

m,  adj.  Of)  comp.  (li- 
M^  <«M,  ^i;^)  unequal, 
*leafedp   tthkiudt    impa- 
UMiedj  grieve  J  t  Alfa 
ir  ieo  little 
^  amiMtnty 
pU  a.- facrijtces  t  Alfo 
rt9/ei  feience 
l4j.  the  ^rfi  ;  fW/zW 
Grum.  pi.  n.  the  firfi 
\nciple$,  or  gr.cundt 
j«  f  •  iuitiation 
I*  sn«.  tf  fuffragan 


IN  J 


Initiatus,  a,  um.  pt«  initiated^  en- 
tered into  orders,  licenjed,  autho" 
rimdt  or  admitted tc^  infiruiiedtn 
tbi  fofi  principUi 

Iniuoy  aie.  at>.  /«  ^/ff,  H  give 
the  fir Jl  inftruilionSf  to  initiate 

Inicior,  ariy  acus.  pa0*. 

Initium,  it.  n.  a  beginning,  an  «»- 
trarce,  a  rite,  or  ceremony,  a  ceutfoi 
a  draught 

Inicur,  impcrf.  J,  tb^^  he,  Scc.go  in 


I  N  N 

Iiiju^^,  adv.  iffime,  fup.  tit^uJUp 

InjufWtia,  ae,  t-injujlice 

Injuftus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  unfu/f, 

unreaf enable,  immoderate 
Innabllis,   e.  adj.    that  cannot  6^ 

fwimnKd  in 
Innans,  ti«.  pt.  fwiwminr  in 
Innafcor,    i,    oatus.  tele   in  CMe*t 

nature,  to  grow  in 
Inoatabil.s,  e.  adj./r^  innabili* 
Inoatans,  tit.  yt,  fwimminv  m^ch 


Intturus,  a,  um^  pt.  about  to  enter  InnatStio,  Snis.  f,  a  fwitrtming  in 
in.  Initurus  graciaiu,  be  wbowU  Iiinato,  aic.  a.  tofwimin,  or>r/«i 


cblige,  Lv« 
InTtus,  a,  upa.  pt.  begun 
Initut,  fit.  sn.  the  aB  ofgtneration 


Innatut,  a,  um.  pt.  inbred 
Inaavigabiiit,  c.  adj.  mnavigabk 
Innavito,  are.  aft.  to  fail  in 


lojucunde,  adv.  iut|  comp.  unptea-  InntCttsa,  tit.pt.  kniitix^ 
fantly  ^  i  Inneao,  Ire,  xvi  ST  xi,  zum.  a£U 

Injucundltat,  atis.  f.  unpleafantmfi   \      to  knit.  Met.  to  devife 

InjQcundut,  a,  um«  adj.  unpleafant  \  laneftor,  i,  aui.   pafT.  Met.  to  b§ 

Injuuicatut,  a,  um.  fiot  judged  joined 

Injiigii,  e.  adj.  unyoked  ^  ;  Innexut,   ty    um.   pt.  tUd*    Met* 

Injundtio,  onis.  f.  an  injunBion        \     joined,  related 

InjunftutL.  a,   um*  pt.    laid  upon*  Inniteni,  tit.  pt.  leaning  upon 
Met.  tnjiinsd,  commanded  Innltor,  i,  xu«  vel  fus  (um.  dep.  -tn 

Injungo,  Ixt,  x\,  ^um.  z(X,  to  join,      lean,  ot  to  depend  upon 

Kvitb,  or  unto,  to  bring,  or  lay  Innixut,  a»  uga.  pc.  leaning  upon, 
upon.  Met.  to  enjoin,  impoje,  com",  Met.  fupporteJby,  Oeptnjtng  up^ 
ntand,   or  appoint  Iiino^  arc  n.  t»JUat  upon 


Injuogor,  i.  pal£  to  be  enjoined 

InjuraiuSt  a,  um.  urfvtom 

Injuria,  x,  f.  injury, wr^g,  tttfpafs, 

dejpite,  damage,  hurt,  dijpieafure, 

ojfence 
injur  e,  adv.  %vrcngfuUy. 
Injurids^,  adv.  ii^s,  coqip.  IS^vpSt, 

fup.  vrrcngfully,  injur ioujly 
Injuriofus,  a»  urn.  adj.  injurious 
InjuriuS)  a»  um.  adj.  'utrongful 
injuffus,  a,  um.    witbout  bidding, 


Inndceot.  tit.  adj,.  or,  comp.  flimut, 
Tup.  Jafe,  mfbolejome,  barmjejt. 
Met.  gnUtle/s,  imocent 

Iruiocenter,  adv.  iOs.  comp.  iHim^^ 
fup.  barmkjly,fafcly,  innocently 

Inndceotia,  ae.  f.  tnnoctuce 


Inn6cu^,  adv.  barml'Jh 
dScuus,  a,  um,  acy. 
A\(o,  jafe 


InnScuus,  a,    um,    a^.  barmUJi  < 


\n^\od^\\i%,tied%Litba  knot 
\  Inn5terco.  ^:t,  ui.  to  become  inotun 


growing    witbout  Jovfing,  yirgA\nu(\aiiiQ,Qn\9.f,  an  innovation 
GeoY,  I,  55.  I  Inr.3vaU)r,6fi8.  ro.vcvVi  an-.nn.x<v* 

Tnjuflu.  nionopt.  wi^ouL  eowmindyX  Vnn  ao,  vt,  ;x^«  t«  VntMr^MMj 
or  !tsva  \      C  ^  *  '     ■  • 


I  N  O 

Innoxmt,  a^uiD^j.or,conpt  bamt' 

kf. 

Inniiha,  «•  f.  ntver  married 

li  ruSTlufc,  t,  vm,  without  clouds 

In  rub  is,  e.  tJem 

Ini  ubo,  tre,    pf\,  o.   to  ^t  married 

btlrw  cne'^s  ffif 
Inmmiiabijis,  «.  adj.  innuwterabfe 
Inniime.-ibriitas,  atis*  f«  innywura' 

Uenefi 
InnKmeribiliter,  ad?,  taitbeutnum- 

btr 
Innuzneial's,  e.  adj.  inmimirable 
Iniiuini^ioiiiS,  e.  adj.  numberfefi 
Inntfrrerus,  a,  um.  adj.  tutmierlefs^ 

/d/?  number 
innbo,  ere,  ut,  utnm.   tt  nod^  or 

makfjigns  to  one,  Meton.  to  eofiftnt 
JnnuptU!!,  a,  uip.  unmarried 
Ii^nHtrK),  Ire,   Tvi,  itun.    a£(.    to 

drug  vp 
Innutrior,  iii,  itus  fom.  pafT. 
Jnnutrtio,  onis,  f.vcrb.  a  nourij 
Innurrxfus,   a,  um.  pt.   murij 

or  bred  m 
Iro'^ct^'cns,  tis.  z6],  tfifcbediert 
IrobotlJcntia,  a?.  {,  Sjokedurice 
JriJb  ituf,  A,  ttr.  wir.oftil 
Jnol.iwtus,  a,  XiTt' ,  not  wer^vohtlmtd 
Idf  br«.firo,  are.  aft.  to  darken 
(;  gbscquens,  tif.  adj.  disobedient 
jiiohftivabilis,  e.  adj.  unebjitrvable 
{ocbfeivanSf  lis.,  unobjerving 
iHobtervantia,  a?,  f.  inadvertency 
InobiervatuSy  a,  vm.  notohfsrved 
Jnoccatus,  a,  um.  pt.  harrowed 
Jfiocdduus,   a,  um.    adj.   akoays 

watching^  never  Jetting 
Inocco,  are.  z&^  to  harrow  in 
Iroccor,  ari,  atus.  paff. 
ljiUii)sitio,  5ni8.  f.  inoenhtioit 
Jiioiulaior,  oris,  m*  an  tvgrgfftr 
Jnocuio,  are.  s^t  to  inoculate 
In^tulpr,  ari»  to  it  iffgraffed 


hing 
fbed, 


I  N  O 

Tn^dSro,  ire.  to  make  one  frel/ 
In5d5rus,  a»  um.  adj.  without fmeU 
Inoflfens^y  incffenfveiy 
Inoffenfus,  a»   um.  unoffendtd^  un- 

hurt,  jinetbed.  Met.   inofftrifive, 

quiet 
InofFiciose,  a  dr.  unchvi/fy 
Inoffkiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  unkind  • 
Ia$leii9y  tif.  adj.  giving  tn favour 
IniJlefco,  2re,  ui  &  evi,  hum  & 

ctom.  to  grow  tipi  or  upon,  A£l. 

to  make  it  grew  andincreafe 
InSiitu*,  a,  am*  pt*  inbred 
Inominilis,  e.  adj.  unlutky 
InomiDatus,  a,  um.  unhappy 
InSpaco,  ate.  ad.  to  everfiadcvf 
Indpictis,  a,  um.  ^m 
In^perio,  Ire.  a^.  to  uncover 
Jn^pcrtoa,  a,  um.  uncovered 
In^ipia,  ae,  C  want,  need,  fcarcity, 

deartbp  the  fack  of  ary  thng 
Inr)pTnabiliB,  e.  contrary  to  opinion 
Inoprirans,  lis*  adj.  xror  thinking  of  it 
InSpinanter,  adv.  unowaree 
InSpTnit^,  ^inopinato,  adv.  idem 
IndpTnatus,  a,   um.   untbought  of, 

unlovked  fur,  unexpe3edt  fudden 
InopTnus,  a,  um.  adj.  id*m 
Inopportune,  adv.  untimcfy 
Jnof  portuDus,  a,um.ad;.trff/M/&ffaM 
Inops,  6pi«.  adj.  poor,  needy ^  defici- 
ent, void  of,  wanting,  that   bath 
not,  tmahh 
Inoptabllis,  e.  adj.  not  to  l>e  wi/xd 

for^ApuK  Met.  9,  p.  279. 
Inoratut,  a,  mn.  tiut  tleajed 
InordTaate,  adv.  witboat  order 
Inordifiatim,  adT*  without  order 
InordinateS],  a,  om.   ffimus,   Aip, 

tMtxf  aray,  difirdered 
InSrior,  iri*  toarijle 
Inornate,  adT.  without  drtfi 
\Vifn'N^\i%^'^es<syandi(irned,  urdrefl^ 


I  NQ 

tUBei 
Inorut,  ^y  um«  adj.  hath  »■ 
InStiofuSf  a,  nffl.  adj.  wd  Hk 
Indvaos,  tis,  rejoteing 
Inprimiiy  adv.  fifi  •fsB 
Inquam,  verb,  defed.  Jfm 
Inquies,  etit.  f.  fnbff.  SJfit 
Inquies,  etit.  ad),  nfiiefi 
Inquietatio^  onia*  f.  a  tfij 
InquietaCM,  a,  am.  pt.  i 
Inqniet^y  adv.  unfuietfy 
Inqoieto,  ire.  aA.  to  dilfmi, 
Inquietor,  ari,  atus.  pafL 
Inquietude,  inis.  f.  difyMkt,l 
laquietut,  a,  um.  ad|i.  mftft 

left,  bufy,  trottblefome 
Inquiiy  prsterperf.  [ab  iaqA 

/.  Catult,  10.  17 
InquilTntiSy  !.  m.  «  ttnaot,  i 

mate,  atodgtr 
loquinamentoniy  i.  n.  rf^ 
Inqumant,  tit.  pt.  d^fiht 
Inquinate,  adv.  impureiy 
Inquinatio^  onis.  \,  a  i^ 
InquinStuty  a,  um.  pt.  ei^  ( 
flimos,  fup.  defiled,  dOlmmk 
Afij.Jfkby,  nafy         ^ 
Inquuio,  are,  ad.  todefib,n 
to  dye,  to  aduherate,  to  A 
aifparagr,  or  ikmijb,  U  atq 
loquinor,  ari,  atos.  paiT. 
Inqujo,  is,  it.  verb.  def.  Jfif 
Inqui/endut,  a^  um.  pt.  M  >) 

or  be  emfuired  imo 
Inquirens,  tit.  pt.  iiryasrnf 
InquTritur,  imperf.  iufrirynn 
Inquiroy  Ire,  iTvi,  sif am.  rf 
fearcb^  ar  make  inouiiytBi 
mine,  to  take  an  fi/arMlAt . 
Inqulror,  i.  paff. 
laquisTti,  acatrattly 
Inquiiitio,  oi]it.f.  MrrapjK 
fiarebf  an  irrMmiCniv,  « 


\  \TV<>TI»n^»V^«^»***««^'*'»  tmdrefi.      fearch^  an  examhmtka,  m^ 


s 

vifitor^an  inforwur, 

pt.  &  9A],fearcbtdf 

found  out 

rredivivus,  s,  am. 

if 

religiose^  irreligl* 

errimus,  fap*  un- 

n.  pt.  unfakited 
ij.  or,  comp.  »»- 

:otnp.  ffime,  fup. 

tdtiefs^  difiraSion, 
"jr,  a  rapture,  or 
uation,  extrava- 
doting 

t,  mady  raitngf 
Boifieroui^  fooRfl), 

,   ICQID.    n*  to  be 
t  be  infpired  witb 
jtbefiol 
madnefsy  infenityy 

1.  pt.  nat  vJtH  be 

tjfhely 

Ij.  or,  comp.  tCi-  I 
inu8,  infane,  mad, 
ftiredt  unvfbo/eforte 
,or,  comp.  tpfa' 

I  f.  Infotiahlenefs 
,  mfariibfy 

irifatiate 
!j.  infattate 
V.  infatiably 

ptum.   a£l.    to 
r  fione 

im.  aft.  ^  n.  to 
icTmbupunto 


INS 

Infcen^r,  i.  paif, 
Infcenfio,  onis.  f.  awmtntfng 
Infcenfus,  a,  om.  pt.  mounted 
Infcie,  adr.  ignorantfy 
Infciens,  tis.  adj.  umvitting 
Inlcienter,  adv.  igftoratt'ly 
Infcientia,  as.  f.  ignorance 
Infcite,  adv.  iTime,  fup.  ignoranthf 
Infcltja,  a.  f.  Ignorance,  unfiilfukejs 
InfcTius,  a,  urn.  or,  comp.  mmus, 
fup,  unhandfome,  unbecoming,  M- 
tjh,  abfurd,  unknown,    infufficient, 
unable  to  do 


jkilful 
Inicribendus,  a,  uffi'.  pt.  t9  ho  in-- 

fcribed 
Infcribens,  tis.  pt.  infiriS'ing 
Iflibribo,  ere,  pfi,  turn,  aft,  to  write 

in,  or  upon,  h  H^n'be,  to  intitlo^ 

to  Qtperfcrtbe^  to  imprint,  faint,  or 

defcnht,  to  intgtavi 
Infcribor,  i,  ptus  paO*. 
Infcriptioy  onis.  f.  an  ihfcriptm  : 

Alfo  a  hiork,  an  aecufotton 
Infcriptum,  i.  n.  ah  infeription 
InrTcriptas,  a,  um,   pt.  intitled,  in- 

firfbed,  engraven,   branded:  Alfo 

not  written^  unwritten 


INS 

Tnfeftatio,  onit.  f.  a  railing 
FnTetftator,  oris.  m.  a  railer 
Infe^atus,  a,  um.  pt.  fallowed, pnr^ 
Jutd,  Met.  reviled.  Aft.  inveigh* 
ing  agaii^ 
Infeftoj  arc.  aft.  &  infeftpr,    art, 
atus  fum.  dep.  to  fturfue,  to  run 
afttr,  to  inwtgb  agairiB,  tofue,  in- 
diSl,  or  iw^ath,  to  borrow,  boo, 
or  rake 
Inreftus,a,iim.pt«r«^or  notcbed^ncuf 
lofeftura,  ».  f.  a  nptcb 
InsScutio,  5nis.  f,  a  pur/nit 


inCdus,  z,  urn.  adj.  ignorant,  un-'  InsScator*  orii.  m.  a  persecutor 

Infecutuiut,  a,   um.    pt,  abitut  fa. 


purfue,  tvtfoOow 
Iniecutns«  a,  um.  pt,  which  fillow* 

etb,  railing  at 
Insed^biliter,  adv.  fo  that  it  cannM 
.   befuietid 

Insedatus,  a,  um.  unappeafed  , 
loscmTnatuS)  t,  ucd.  pt.  mddefiiiih 

ful,  begot 
f  lifemino,  are.  aft.  tofiw  in 
Infeminor,ari»  atus*.  paflT, 
lAsenefco,  ere,  ui.  to  grow  otd 
Infensatus,  a,  am.  JenJeUj* 
Infenii bills,  e.  adj.  infenpbk 
Infenfilis,  e.  ad]w^»/«/«/< 


Inficriptus,  i.  m.  a  rcgue  burnt  in    InseparabiKs,  e.  adj,  injfpirabk 


the  band 
Infcrutabrlis,  e,  adj.  nnfiarcbab/e 
Infcui^.o,  ere,  pfi,  ptum.  aft.  tocn^ 

gravi,  carve^  imprint 
Inlculptus,    a,   urn.  pt.   engraven, 

imprinted 
Insi^cabilis,  e.  adj.  cannot  be  cut 
Fnfecandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  pruned 
Infeco,  are,  ui,  ftum.  aft.  to  cut  in, 

to  prune' 
lofecor,  Sri.  paff.  to  h  pruned 
Infefta,  n.  plur.  infiffs 
[nfeftan^  tis.  pt.  purfuin^r 
Infe6idn:er,gdv,  witi)  railing 


Infeparabiliter,  adv.  inferably 
Insepultus,  a,um.  pt,  unburied 
Infequendus,  a,  am.  pt.  to  purfuo, 

or  be  purfned 
InsequcAs,  tis.  pt,  next  foliiwing 
Insequenter,  adv,  nottotbe  pnrpofe 
InsSqnor,.  i,  Gtus  fum.  dep.  tQjoUow 

after,  t;  purfue,  tofucceed,  •  to  rait 

atone,  to  proceed,  to  fue  at  law, 

toperfjl 
Infcrendtts,  a,  um.  pt.  to  bein/erted 
Inferens^  tis.  ^t»  in^rw^ 

Ctc% 


INS 

Iff,  at  ^mongt  to  implant,  n  ingraf 

iDferor,  i.  infitus.  I'aff. 

iDsern,  Cre,  sSrui,  fertum.  a  A.  to 
futy  or  r/&rtt.^  iff,  /o  tf/^^Jr,  or  />«/ 
i<^t  to  infert,  to  ivurmix^  to  medHU, 
t9  interpofe,  Vitae  inferwe  aK- 
qnem,  to  hrir.fr  one  to  life,   Stat. 

Infer  or    I,  ferttjs.  paff. 
Infer  p.y,  ere.  n.  tc  cretp  in 
Inferta,  «.  f.   a pit.e put  in 
Ini'crtans,  t».  pi.  futt'mfr  in 
Infcrtim^  adv.  by  vay  Tfinfettion 
Infcrtio,  onif.  f.  an  injertion 
InfrrtiTus,  a,  um.  mingled 
Inf-rto,  arc.  fi^a/  /»  often 
Inff  rtus,  «,  cm.  pt.put .»,  or  «r/o«, 

fir,  led  amsngp 
Infcrvio,  Tre,  ivi,  itum.  n,   to  fervt 

one,  t3  do  onejerwce,  to  oht^in,  to 

attfaj  upon,  to  mind  and  takt  care 

tf  any  thing 
Infervltum,  eft,  iaipcrf. /,  thought, 

&c,ferved 
Infeivo,  iff.  act.  to  heep,  oxprefervet 

to  ob'trve  as  an  omen 
Infeilr,  oris.  gi.  a  robber 
Infeflus,  a,  um     pt.  fat^  or  tercht 

ufnn,  befetf  blocked  up,  iff  eft f J 
InsTbHo,    are.    n.    to    itfhfie,    to 


make  an 


't^ng 


Inficcatus,  a,  um.  undrUd 
Inficco,  are,  aft.ro  dry 
InsTciura,  ii.  n.  a  faufage 
Jnfidcndus,  a,   um.  pt.  to  be  fat 

upon 
losidens,  tis.  pt.  fttirg  in,  or  on, 

ccfu:tr»at' 
InsTdcns,  tis.   ^X..  lighting  upon 
Insideo,  ere,  edi,  oirum.  n.  to^t, 

or  rfft  upo^^  to  be  in,  to  be  fixed  ^ 

ti  tftsie  one,  to  htjtipy  lo  lit  ta 

WJ,t 

Jiii'i^cor,    cri,  feffoi,   paff,    to   ^eX     w^\^m 


I  N  S 

occupied 
Intidttt,   arnbl.  f.    pi.  an  anbr/Jb, 

an  a^bufcsde,  a  lying  in  ^  ait, 

Jn^ris,  crajtt  fubtilty  i  treachery 
Tn&idianter.  adv.  irfidiovjlf 
Infidians,  tis.  pt.  laying  wait  for 
ln^ldiafor,  oris.  m.  a  Iter  in  wait 
Insidiairix,  icis.  f.  id, 
infidiaturus,  f,   um.  pt.  about  to 

lie  in  wait  for 
InSidiatuS,  a,  um.  pt,  tying  in  wait'^ 
InsTdior,   ar*,    atus  luii.  dep.    to 

ly    wait,   to  deceive,  to   Re  in 

ambujjj 
Xnsiaibitt  4dT.    flime,   fup.  trea- 

cbtroujly 
Insididiosy  ^.  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

flimua,   fup.  full  of  wiles  and 

doa<tSj  crapy,  dangerous 
InsTdo,    Sre,   &edi,  ^fTum.    nr  to 

light  upon,  to  ff  nfon.  Met.  to 

fink  into 
In!idor»  i.  paflT. 
Infigne.  is.   n.    in  pi.  infignia,  a 

particular  mark,  fign,  or  token,  an 

imp  reft  on  a  pitld,   A  irefi  oj  an 

helmet,  an  enfign,  all  markt  and 

t^kfni  ofhcncur^  as  rrown:,  robes, 

I'ceptres,  maces,  ^c,   4  bit^jh, 

a  fear 
Infignio,   Tre,   Tvl,  Itum.  (0  fig- 

naixe 
Inf^gnior,  iri,  pafT. 
Ijifignisy  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  fTin^us, 

fup.   notable,    remarkab  e,  eota^i-  ' 

out,   famous,  noble,  extraordinary 
Infigaite,  adv.  jus,  comp   notably 
Infignlcr,  adv.  ius,  comp.  uo/j^jr, 

remarkably ,  mghtilj,  extremely 
InfignltuSja,  um.  or,  com^.tnarkej, 

blemifhcd.  Met.  remarkable,  uotO" 


I  NS 

Tnfili'ent,  tis.  pt.  leafii^afm  ^ 

fcSllTo,   If  C,,  U  .    5f  li,  DltBO.  I 

leap  in,  or  up-u 
Inslmiil,  fl'^v.  jointly  tigrAn  ^ 
IhsTnriu  J''io,6nis.  t".  animp 
InsTmufator,  oris.  m.  mi 
Infimtilatus,  a,  om.  pt. 
Inarmiiio,    arc.  act.   '»/<i 
jensble,  to  accuse,  to  imftA 
Xn^^:nu!o^,  i  i,  atns.  paA   , 
Ifllincerus,  a,  pm.  o^rmfttit^ 

injimc-.r^ 
Infinuaadua,  a^  um.  pt.  »& 

finuated 
JniinuaQ9,  ti«.  pt.    i^finji^ 
Inunuatio,  oqis.  f.  anie/as 
Inlinaattis,  a»    um.  pt.  /^i^ 

within  the  'ther,  McJ.re^; 

^ept  info  favour 
Infinuo,  are.  m&..  to  fut  in  h 

fom^  to  put  J  or  thru/!  re,  t 

nuate,  to  rfccjxneKd 
Infinuor,  at  I.  atus.  pafT. 
Inflpide^adv.  injipidy 
IniJpiJus,  a,  oro.  adj.  »J5,§»i 
liisipiens,  tis.  adj.or,comf.| 

fup.  uny^iif^frehjh 
Insipicnter,  adv.  feyliib/y 
Infipicntia,  at,  f. /c*^ 
Infirtcns,  tis.  pt.  rejhngnfn 
Infifto,  ere,  ftiti,  ftitum  n-  « 

upon,  to  flop ^  ot/ljndfi'S,i 

eeea,    to  urge,  imfift  «/««.  t 

or  lean  ^pjn.  Mel.  r#  &«< 

acfuiirjce^  tc  fucceedwi''^ 
Ixififtor,  i.  pai 
Insit:o,  6ni»  f.  agra^ng,ox^ 
InlUiiius,  a,  um.  ivgnfidi^ 

fet   f'c  6y   srtf  patge.J* 

rM  natural 
Infititinm,  ii.  n.  n  ftuili 
lafitlvus.  a,  um.  ingraf  I 
y    \iv.,  not  natural,  bafar£f 


^  s 

•  «  V^fft  or  cyon 
urn.    pt.     fraffed<,    or 
Met,   ad^ptfd^  rooted, 
mded  .*  Alfo  natural 
n.  a'graffing 

e.  adj.  unfoc'iabk 
adv.  inconfilably 

,  f.  0  layinjr  in  the  fun 
um.  pt.  </r*Vi  /m  rA^ 
bright 

adj.  or,  comp.  ffimMs, 
ufinmed^   unujuai^    not 

dv,  idi,  comp.  IHine, 
^,  Infolently 

f.  rf/7»/e.  Met.flrange- 
,  infolency^  baugbtineft 
is.  pt.  growing  infolent 

utn.  «;f«i( 
ttnufualfy 
um.  unactuftomed,  •  un^ 

6(.  ftf  <A;y  Iff  tbefitt 
ttns.  paiCi 

:.  adj.  infotubU,  tbat 
ifed,  or  reauUed 

adY.  infoLhly 

um.  not  paid 

f.  watcbing 

a,  om.  ^/  0^  ^r»nns 

.    adj.    vdtbwi  Jletp, 

i.n.  9  drum 

ui.  n.  «0  ^«)i/y  at  a 

Tr.  fff  ^Ak;  Off 

idj.  pAmeJty  hm^ewt^ 

,  tbe  mutes 

bm.  Jiee^left 

um,  Mit  parted  by  lot 

.  pt.  /Mb'nj'  on,  guard' 

nf 

it«  ft  ir  Mt/^  «jr       / 


I  N  S 

TnTpe^io,  onis.  f.  a  looking  into^  in- 

fpeBion,  fpeculaitM,  tbeoty 
Infpeflo,   are.  to  infpeff,  bsbold,  or 
/o9k  in,  or  upon :  AUb  to  keep  as  a 
guard  doth 
Infpedtor,  tlyx,  to  bt  bebeld 
Infpedor,  oris.  m.  an  overfeer,  in- 

fpeSlar 
Inrpe£luruf,   a,   um.    pt.  about  to 

vie^o,  or  overlook 
Infpedut,  a,  um.  pt.  in^peSid 
Infpe£tus,  Os.  vh,  a  Ming  on 
Infperans,  tis.  tbat  bopetb  not 
llnfperatd,  adv.  itU.  comp.  unlooked' 
I      for 

llnfperatns,  a,  um.  unexpeffed 
Infpergo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  a£l  tofprinkle 
!     upon,  to  potoier,  xn  corn,  tofcatter 
jlnfoergor,  gi,  fus.  pafT. 
.  Infperfio,  onis.  f,  a  fprlnkiing  on 
,'  Infperfus,  a,  uai.  pt.  fprinkled  upon, 

jcattered  here  ami  there 

Infpiciendusy  a,  um.  pc.  to  be  looked 

upon,  or  approved  > 

Infpiciensy  tis.  pt,  infpc^ing  \ 

InfpTcioy  Kre,  exi^  edum.   ad.  to 

look  upon,  to  pry  into,  to  confider 
Infpicior/i.  pair,  to  be  beheld 
lafpico,  ire.  to  foarpen  a  point 
Infpirans.  tit*  fl.  breathing  in 
Infpiratio,  onis.  f.  an  infpiratkn 
Infftiritus,  a,  um.   pt.  blown  into, 

breathed  into,  infpired 
lafpiro,  are.  a£^.  to  blow  in,  or  upon, 

to  breath,  to  injpire 
Infptror,  ari,  itus.  paflT.  to  ^  Mred 
Infpoliatus,  a,  um.  not  fpoiled 
Infpuoy  Itc,  n\,  utmn.  ad.  to  fit 

Infpuor,  1.  ptff.  to  be /pit  upsn 
lofputor,  ariy  atus.  paC  tobe^ften 

Jpit  upon 
fnftabTlis^  e.  adj.  ttnfteady,  unftabU^ 


I  N5.  . 

ebangtmhle,  light 
Inftabili'tas,  atis.  f.  infiMity 
Inftaos,  tis.  part.  &  adf .  or,  comp, 
ffimut,  (np, /landing  in,  approath^ 
*V>  "I^  ^  ^^>  earnt/l,  or  i«-i 
portuaate,  inJUutt^  prefent 
Inflantaiieus,  a,  am.  inflantaneotfs 
Inftanter,  adv.  iib.  comp.  iifime» 
{Q\i.infiantfy,eame/fly,impertunatelf 
Inihintia,  ar.  f.  aam^nefs,  urgency^ 

importunity 
Inilar,  n.  indecl.  (inftaris  in  gen, 
babet  Probux}  bjgnefs,    the  fill 
proportion^  likenfft  -         • 
Injfaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  ed)oat  to  urge 
I  Inftaurandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  renew, 

or  be  renevfed 
In(^aurans,  tis.  pt.  renewing 
Inilauratio,  onis,  f.  an  inflauratim 
InftauratTvus,  a^  um.  renewed,  rt' 

Jiored 
Inftautator,  oris.  m.  verb.tfT^^r^ 
loflauratosi  aj,  um.  pt    renewed 
Ini^aoro^  arc.  a£t.  to  rentw,  to  make, 

or  prepare,  to  infiifute 
Inftaurtr,  ari,  atus.  to  be  rentwsd 
Inderno,  iSre,  ftravi,  ftratum.  ad. 

tojpread  '  * 

Infternor,  i,  (batut.  to  be  ewerod 
Inf^igans,  tis.  pt.  inciting 
Inftl^atio,  onis.  f.  an  irrigation,  ih" 

ducement 
Inftigitor,  &rta.  m.  an  ettcourager 
Inftigatrix,  xcis.  Ua  Jhe  inconrager 
Inftigatus,  a»  um.  pt.  incited,  indu^ 

eed,  encouraged.  Col.  ii.  i. 
Inftlg**,  ire.  ad.  to  move  forward, 

to  abet,  to  egg  on,  to  incoarage 
Inftlgor,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 
laftillandus,  a,  um.  pt.  tob(  if^iildd 
Inftillatio,  onis.  f.  infiillatitn 
In^lillatus,  a,  umv^t.dto^cd^w^^^*^^*' 
InftUlo,  *tt.  ^et,  tg  lu  \n  dt^^  ^  * 
df-op)  to  injtiU 
C    c  c  -^ 


INS 

InftiliOr,  ari.  tc  be  in^.Vti 
InfUmulAn*,  lis.  pt.  excirivg 
JnAiniulator,  oris.  m.  att  ^nwira^ 
Jnflr.TJuIo,  ire.  aC>.  to  fet  on ^•g 
Inftiiidlor,  oris.  m.  a'i  in.9ur»fer 
Intlia«aua,a,»im.  pt.  inwardly  moveJ, 

InOmdlu*,  u.«.  m.  an  hnjard  xotio  . 

#«  infp:rut:'7n,   an  inJisKS?,   a  per- 

fuoJi.n^cT  inJ}igati-M 

Jjiiftita,  e.  f,  [«^  ioAiln,    inftttuirt, 

lirT.bu>,  ora  Vf(>i«.  ;  dift.  qurj  c 

▼cftis  vclut  infjftat,  dunr.  pe'lalur] 

m  border^  a  toeltf  or  ttim$rin^   «- 

^•itf  «  g9vm,  a  garter^  a  bed  itrtl 

Inftitio,  oais.  f.  a  jianjir.^ p.ill 

Jnflitor,  oris,  m,  »n  buthf^trjap-Al^, 

that  gaetb  about  with  ivraUtL-irts 
InflitSrius,  a,  um.  adj  cf  bi.c{{ifrs 
Inftitoendu5,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  be  itfii- 

tuttd 
Jnftitucns,  t's.  pt.  iKjiifutimfr 
ioflituo,  ere,  u*,  utum.  aC>.    to  ;»- 
fiitufey  crduiny  or  appAnt^  to  found, 
t»  irtexd,    or  refoive,  to  iegin,    tt, 
inf^uEij   brings    or  trah  *r/,    /• 
make,  gef^  or  frzcure,  to  prtparv, 
tobniJd,    to  plairt.   Inftlttie'C  fer- 
monem,    to  enter  upon  a  dilteur  r, 
C«f.    Aliquem  G  nee  is  literis,  to 
tejch  tim  G^eei,  Cic, 
TnftTtuor,  i.  paff.  to  be  itflruSJcd 
Inftil'jtio,   on  is.   f.  am  wrir.-V^',  /»- 
/ruffian,  i^fiitutiflm,  tfatrtK^,  edit- 
r»i:i\tM,  br:isgiKg  vpy  m  /jiHn,  v 
tmjhmy  a  p^^i^e,  oxdetign  :    rjjo 
Aocii,  or  p- r^epts  prebai :Kg  a  Vtfv 
M  ''•mtf  art,  QMinc. 
TnftytiJtnr,  9ris,  m.  a  f/a.-Atr 
InrtTtutum,  i.  n.  «i  <mfltm,  orfjfi*:en, 
rf  ^.fnr.V,  trJtr^  or  Jbrrrr ,  **  /Vyr.t, 


INS 

ImlT'utiis,  a,  om.  pt.  ordained,  op- 
piin:td,t'(i'tuted,  tavgbr,  in^ruhcd. 
deurtn  ncd.purp'jftd,  begur,  p/unted 

Intlo,  are,  iHti,  OTtum.  to  re  infiMt, 
or  earrrfr  <wi:b  one,  to  urge,  or 
preb,  nfii.k  ta  a  (kine,  to  p^rfii 
in  it.    to  per  ar,  to  be  at  mo  gnat 

•  eiif.ance  i 

•  'n'^VJsi-.ilijr!,  i.  n.  a  overing 
jlniiratum,  i.    n.    any    roierwr^    a 
j      coun  cpitne,  covitUt^  or  ca-ptt,  an 
I      /■;'  'fUxrtb 


jln»Vratus,  2,11^11.  pt.  covfTii^jaddlid 
I  liirtrtr.ue,    iJT.  (oicu'j'y 
.In'Vrenui.s,  a,  opt..  *-.^vJrji^ 
[Inftrcpo,  Irf,  ui,   it  .'ra.  u.  /j  av^i 


1  NS 

ftromentom  fctv*  ftt*'* 

cU  ard  ne^  t^amal 

Inftruo,  ?ic    X!,  ftom.Kt* 

pr&xide,  cr pft pare, nj/f^ 

to  pmt  in  ba.tLar'jy  <*^ 

to  infi'ufff   "r  /r«^,  .'tj*' 

Inftruor,  i,  ^u«.  tobe  h*t^ 

Inflapeos^  ti*.  pt.  h-aii-fH 

\  InCuaiajv,    i .  n.  j /«*)»  J* 

Infuavi?,  f,  a<ij,  or,  nirp.! 

fup.    fHnkir:ry  urpUcfiii 
Infuavitas,  alis.  f.  un^k^n 
Infubidc,  *6v.  foeli/b'y 
InfubiJas,  a,  tun.  or,  CMj 


«  tuinming,  to  cttai,    or  »j^  any  i  In<*u<*o,  Zre.  n.  to  (vtat 


nti  e 

Lift  ictuf,  a,  una.  pr,  ^mw/,  DoLrc 
.nrtr  fta,  -v-x  d 

I nfiri-iens,  tis    i  o iri«»,  'i/j^'V 
ilnff-.'^  n^o.   tie,    xi,   iclo  i .   a£l.  /« 

ilii  /,  ra  unbind 
jlnftruSc,  a.:v.  pientifuHf 
:Inftru£lio,  o.-.is.  f.  a  Jetting  in  army  ^ 
j      or  orJrr,  u  -eicb'.ng,  tir  infiru9ion, 
\      a  traifiag  up,  a fumijbing,Of pre- 
paring 
ilni^riiCldf,  oris.  m.    a  prcvider,  in- 
1     /rucitr 

Inflruccus,  a,   um.  pt.   ^  adj.  or, 
I      COT  p .  iTi  rr  u<,  fu  -^^jutniRteu ,  ar^r  ■ 
,     ^  iUid^  inJiruSit  d,  :ab^  bt^  j'ubiraed 
jlnftrvclu*,  vs.  m.  fun.ture 
jinltrucncus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  devi^ 


:  Jed,  advertiftu  iicc. 
Inftruens,  tif.  |.-l.  c.i-:^ng 
In.Uumrr.ralis,  c.  adj.  irjirumeatal 
firKmeniumy  \.  o.  an  infirumept, 
a  tool  J  t^n  impiement  of  war,  a 
mear,  or  belp  to  do  a  tiilnj:  wiih, 
I    icsi^   «   «i>aiitT^  an  ruiderxe^ 


\ 


I   lucJattur,  a,  om.  ir»<:^ 

JTfuefco,  ere,evi,  clu.ii.  .•• 

fie.med,    or  ^c^t?.   Aft.  « 

/0  ae€:ijjtm,    or  fr^e  v^ 

Ini'uctus,  a,  um.  ur.accu-im 

In&ula,  ap.  f.    mi  ijlaad,  oi 

Infu  aris,  is.  belonging  to  s. 
JniiDoius,  a,  um.  Md\.f»J^ 
Infulse,  adv.  «us.comp.  i&i 

JUli'y,  impirtisett'y 
ln(MtSi%,  atis.  f.  jioHjbnt^ 
Infulfus,  a,  om.  adj,  cr,  co 

muS,  fup.  mnfavonry^  Met 

/i/f ,  -xiile/s,  abfurd,  fx.\ 
Infultans,  lis.  pt,  Uapir^*  * 

fultirg,  heaariagt  b^lpl 

teering 
Infultaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  tk 

fuH 
Infultatio,  onit.   f.  a  ka^'^ 

Met,  am  :n'^k/t':eg 
Infuho,   are.   to  leap  wpy  M 

leSor,  or  d^nee-,  u  ^Iffirf 
V»x&siXs.vita^  «•  f.  tf  i^4^  n, 


n  ajfault 

be  in 

turn.  a£t.  to ^end, 

tploy,    tQ  take  upt 

to  befprnt 

^m,  a6l.  to  frw, 

0  join  to 
it, 

treo'vtr^   otter  and 

vore :    Alfo  upon, 

r.     Infupei?  his, 

•«;. 

dj.  not  fo  be  Over- 

in/upfrabJe,  not  to 

rijing  up 

refttim,  n.  to  r/fe^ 
againji.    Met.    to 
any  thing 
'.  an  infurreSficn 
I.  not  received 
t.  nvhlfpering 
f  a  lubifpering 
&  n.to  vthi/per, 

1  b'Jmming 

toe  a,  or jftltched  in 

.  corrupt^  fitthi 

'   pingy  or    viafe 

td  do%vn 

'ar.not  be  touched 
comp,  untouched^ 
und^Udf   chafte, 

,  int'tre 

no',  feeling 

n.  uof^otted 

pt.   cotiered.  Adj. 

ind  nskcd 

pretty  ivboh 
pt.  to  be  covered 

,   or,  comp.  er 

r  tfiJdf  wbo/e,  fafe 

iheaUbful,  lu/ity,  i 


I  N  T 

fiainedy  innocent,  upright,  bonefi, 
pure,  unmixt,  free,  robtrein  no- 
thing is,  or  nvas  done,  or  concluded, 
rude,  unpoijhed.  "i^on  eft  intc- 
gtum,  it  is  out  of  my  power,  Cic. 

•  Chilipp.  ji,  lo.  In  integro  res 
eft,  it  it  at  it  <ujas,  Id.-  de  Orat, 
3,  4.  In  integrum  reftituere,  to 
put  it  im  its  former  fiatt,  Tcr,  ab 
integro,   afr^fh,  Cic, 

In' ego,  ere,  xi,  £lum.  zQi,  to  cover 

Integer,  i,  ftjs.  to  be  covered 

Intcgrafco,  ere.  r?  renew 

Iitegratio   5nis.  /,  a  renewing 

Inlegratus,  a,  um.  pt.  reaeto^d 

Integre,  aJv.  iiia,  connp.  errime^ 
fop.  intirely,  Jincereiy,  uprightly, 
bonefily,  exaBly 

Integrlftas,  atis.  i,  fundneft,  health- 
fulne ft,  purity,  integrity,  honefiy, 
uprigbtnejsjinierity,  charity,  conti' 
nency 

IntegiOj  are.  a£t.  to  renew,  to  re- 
peat, to  begin  again,  toperfQ^ 

Integiimentum,  i.  n.  a  covering,  a 
pretence,  a  chke,  a  difguife 

Iiitcileftualis,  e.  z^.].  intelleffual be- 
longing  to  understanding  ^ 

Intcllecturus,  a,  um,  pt.  that  will 
underfland^   Ov. 

Intcliefius,  aj  um.  pt,  underflood, 
perceived,  known 

Intelieftus,us.  m.  the  underftanding, 
fenfe,  d'fcernment :  Alfo  the  mean' 
ing  of  words 

Inlclligens,  tis.  pt.  undtrflanding, 
perceiving,  intelligent,  knowing 
well:  Alfofubftarjtlvely,  an  iw^ 
telligent,  or  Jkilful  per/on 

Intelligeiiter,  adv.  intelligibly 

Intciligeniia,  ».  f,  a porceiving,  or 
undirfandin^,  the  intill'El,  ?«o^. 
Ml:;f,ffnfe,  art,  Jki'J 

teWs'bHis,  Cr  a  if,  intellhihU 


INT 

Intel lipitur,  imperf.  men  pereevue^it 

is.underftcod 
Intelligo,  ere,  exi,  e£^uro,  a£k.  f 

underjiatid,  perceive,  or  know,  U 

nuan,  to  be  tmje 
Intdiigor,  i,  ledus.  pafT. 
Intemerandus,  a,  um.  unviotable 
latemSratus,  a,  um.  undefiltd  not 

violated,  or  pn^reJ:  holy,  pw 
Intrmperans,    tis.    adj.  or,    comp. 

ftimus,  fup.  intemperate*  diforderJf' 
Jptemj. ^ranter,  adv.  ius,  romp*   if- 

ficiii.  Tup.  intemperately,  immodi' 

rately . 
Intempi^rantia,  ».  f.  imemperMtdt 

exceft,  incontimencf 
Intemperate,  advr  intemperaufy 
Ifitemp^raius,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp* 

ftimiis,  fup.  intemperate^  excejive 
Intern peria,  ae,   f.  unfeajinahieneff. 

Met,  want    ef  temper,  violence^ 

outrage.    Plur.  Intemperis,    the  . 

firiet,  blafiittg,  fniUew 
Intemp'ries,  ei.  f.  unjeafonableneft^ 

extremity^  indi^oftion,    want    of 

moderation 
Intempeftas,  aril,  f,  ill  weather 
Intcmprftlyi,  adv.  unfea'onably 
IntempeftiTUS,  a,  um,  adj.  or,co«np. 

un/eafonabU,  unlucky,  exeejfve 
Intempeftus,  a,  um.  zAyunfiapnable, 

unwholjomey  intemperate 
I ntemi* oralis,  e.  adj»  eternal 
Intendendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  bent 
IntendeQt,  tis.  pt.  bending,. Jlretebing 
Iqtendo,  ere,  di,  fum  U  turn.  ad. 

to  bend,  or  Jiretcht  terrain,  tokn'.t, 

tie»  Met.    t0  augment,  to  intend^ 
^     defgn,   or  purpofe,    tt   apply,  t^ 

difplay,  or  lay  open 
IntcndoT,  \.  ^^.^v  to  be  xTiitftAfci 


INT 

Intentatio,5nIs.  f.  a  m/iaett^  with 

/mtrbrnffMtl  out 
Imcntatug*  a,  um.  pt.  pottttedat 
IWtentatus,  b,  nm,  adj.  unaffkfed 
Ihteirte,  ady.    ids,   comp,   iffimi, 

fup.  diligently^  eamrfify 
Inrentio,  onii.  f.  afiretcbin^.  Met. 
infenftnefi,   ttn  efort,  a  name,  a 
dcfirt,  purpije,  ine,?nhtg^  Or  men- 
tkny    tmre,  ditifencr,  Jttntion,  a 
tbuf^Cy  tn  complairtt  in  llnv 
D^tento,  are.  ^»  Jhrtcb  out  a^  one 
<*oth  his  hand,  t^  fijake  a  weapon 
«  «w,   t9  tfurttaea,  or  threaten,  to 
charge  upon,  or  tax  at  law 
Iwtttt*,  tri,  to  be  threaten 
Intcntus,  a,  um.  pt.  fir  adj,  *, 
comp.  mmns>fup.  Pf»chei,  Iw/, 
fMreaJhl,  AXyftait,  chfe,  intenfe^ 
tttttHthoe 
Intwiti8,  da.  fh.  aftretcbinz  out 
Iiieepeo,  w  irttepcffco,  «re,  ui.  h. 

^^/J/P*"*?-  ^""^  »««•  betwih,  or 
betwtxt,  ifi,  Vt  fifitbfn,  ih,  at,  or 
W'*»^  a  thmf  is  Boijjg,  tf^^v^, 
pefore,  in  comparifoni  with  a  pro- 
noun, matttal/y,  redpYdcalh,   one 
anotbtt.imitub  enotbir 
Intww(h»iif,  tis.  |)t.  ife/*#/rt 
Interamenibhi,  W.  In«ritoehtUto 
Jntrranft,  ortm,.  h.  t^intraih 
Inte.aneus,  i,  utn,  eJT the ^tt 
i  nterarefeo,  gtc.  to  b:  driMHp 
Intefti(lari»,  e.  tA],  pit,  br  yjf  ^- 
j,  tvjetn.  Dies  lntwtalari«,  n»^  «£/ 
day  if  the  kdp  par.    Intkfcalafls 
verAw,  ufoot,  or  tifrkt  if  the  ditty, 
a  Vftfe  tften  repeated^   tbe  hO'din 
T  9fwfmg 

Jntcrcafarium,  i.  n.  the  time  tuktn 
into  fheyeir 


INT 


I  NT 


pridie  Cal.  Martis,  Ufi  of  Fthru^ .      ptrijh  togethsr  wUb,  ttkH 
mry,  Inr.  37,  59.  Here  it  fecni-l      dtcay,    to  faR  betmeia,  (f  H 

ech  a  whole  month  was  inter- 1      to  be  forgotten 

calated,  the  calends  whereof  ^erc  I  Int^rcldo,   ere,  Tdi,  Tfua.  i 

called  intercalarti  by   Cic.  Fam»  I      tut  aCunder,  down,  or  f 

"6,  15.  («/.  i4.)  ad  Ligar,  which    Intercinflos,  a,  um.  tr^ 

was  taken  away   foon  after   ^    ' 

Ccfar  in  his  reformation  of  the 

Calendar,  Suet,  C^f>  40. 
Intercalltio,  onis.  f.  a  putting  a  day 

betvfoi 
Interci'latos,  a,  tim.  pt.  delayed 
Intercalo.  a-e.  aft.  toinferte  Alfo 

to  defer,  or  delay 
intero^ior,  Sri,  atus.  /•  he  deferred 
Intcrr^pedo,  ints,  f.  af^ce  of  time, 

vr  phce.  banveen,  a  paufe^   or  re' 

fpito,  delay,  or  diftanee 
intercedenf,  ris.  pt.  interceding  —-,  ^~y  .,^«.^.,  .„».^ 

Intercede,  e^e,  fll,  (Turn.  n.  to  tome,    Intercludendus,  a,  om.  pt 

be,  or  pafi  between,  to  intercede,  •      binder^ 

br  hiiike  tife  of  a  negathte  'voiee   Intwcleao,    5?re,  fi,   fam. 

— ;_/!  — .  />,„.    «  ^v«  *r  ,«.-       fitit  in,  to  Ihp  tbe  paffoge, 

upt  ftrbimder,  felofe,nt 
with 


Intercino,  Sre,  ni»  entm.i 

fing  a  mean 
Intercipiendtfs,  pt.  to  heinud 
Interctpio,  erc»  cepi,  ccat^ 
to  intercept^  to  takt  wm* 
^f»rp,  to  cut  of,  OT  Mf 
Intercipior,  i,  ceptus.  palT. 
Intcrcisi,  adv.  witbjbtrtdt 
Intcitiilo,  onia.  f.  acMtti^' 
Intercifua,    a,   nm.  pt.  at 
the  midji^    broken  ditott 
Met,  a6raipt,  Jbort.  Die 
er«,  beUf bdidap,UKidli 


againft  any  law^  er  order  of  tbe 
fikate,  to  oppofe  violently,  to  bapptn^ 
tobefhretyfhrtHe'tdtbt  — •*' 

Irttcrcenttti,  iJs.  m.    tbe  meah    in  '  ^n'O'clldor,  i,  Aia.  paff. 


muHc 
Intercfeptio,  onis.  f.  apretteifting  by 

the  way,  a  foreftalltng,  interception 
li1tterce|Stor,  dris.  in.  aforeftaller,  or 

intercepter 
IntereeptUs,  a,  um.  pt.  intereipted, 

pr  everted 
Interreflio,  onis.  f.  a  flipping  in  to 

bhfdtr  the  proceeding  of  a  bUfiufi, 

a  prohibition 
tdterceifor,  oris,  m.  he  that  Itttitb, 

cr  ^Ubfiandetb  a  niattef :  AJfo  M 

fneiidtoi'^  an  intercejfur 
Intercelfurus,  a,   um.    pt.  ahtia  to 

intercede 
ltv\.wtt.^>\%,  ^«.  ta,  an  intreattng 


•"•«'  "^"jear  \ltv\.wt«.\\>a&,  us.  m,  an  tnTreatmg 


Interclufio,  Snia.  f.  « ^/Ratf 
lotercliifunn,  a,  om.  pt.  , 

fitttup 
Interclufoa,  a,  um.  pt.  W 
Intercolumnium,  i.  n.  /4*j 

^WRrtf  pillar i 
Iiitercondfiioyare.  aft.ro«fc 
Irttercuico,  arc.  ift.  tottim 
Intercorrens.  ti8.pt.  riflw'if) 

Intercurtens   pulfui,  m 

^W)^,  Med. 
Intercurro,  ?re,  ri,  fiB.  ■• 

or  go  between,  to  tomebt  i 

timo,  to  come  upm  me 
Intercurfans,    til.  pt.  »• 

tmd  do%on 
Intercurfy^,  (is.  m.   tf  (« 


INT 

dtis.  adj.  hetween  the  Jtin 

Jttjb,  Aqua  intercusy  the 

Cic. 

,  ^re,  zi,  Aam.  aft.  to 
ftrmitfyy  to  charge  to  the 
ff  to  bar,  or  keep  fr am,  to 
r  hinder,  to  put  fottb  an 
tr  ftnd  out  qn  ivjunBion,  to 
1  tie  ttfoy,  to  IntgrdiSi 
,  j,  ^ui,   paff.  to  be  for- 

hindred,  Sec. 
o,  onis.  f.  a  ^robibltion 
jm,   i.   n.    a.  prohibition, 
di&,  or  excommunication 
ytf  a,  um.  pt.  forbidden 
•dv.  in  the  dqy  time 
IK^  (is.  m.  ifjiop,  w fetch* 
tUt^s  breath  in  reading,  or 

:•  c><^' 

,  adv.  fometimet 
idv.  in  the  mean  'ivbiJe,  in 
fim,  notwitbflandiw^.  Inte- 
Ipority  in  the  mean  time 
4ok  onis.  f.  a  ^////njr 
tOTy  &ris.  m.  d  murderer 
tuniSj  a,  am.  pt.  ii^oi//  to 

Cttlf  a,  um.  pt.  Jlain 
ire,  Tvi  fiT  ii,  itum.  n,  to 
Mated*  tq  perijb^  to  die,  to 
^  or  dfjiroyed,  to  be  ruined^ 
•erfy  undone,  to  be  exhaufied, 
f  to  be  extinguifieJ,  Ab 
iqterlre^  to  be  undone  by 

;aot,  tis«  ptt  ridinft  bettuecn 
to.  Ire.  n,to  ride  befWein 
imperf-    it    c^ncemeth^    it 
b  J  al/b^  there  i%  a  difference 

lit.  pt.  inttrpfifif^ 
,  5nif.  f.  a  aigrfjion 
p  a^  um.  pt.   having   in- 


>,  Qfiif .  r.  ^ 


INT 

Interfeflor,  5ris.  m,  a  murderer 
Interfeftiix,  icis.  f.  «  murderer 
InrerfeHurpSy  a,  um.   pt.  «A«iyf  ^0 

Interfe£tus,  a,  om.  pt.  killed,  Jlain 
InterHciendus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  be  ktlled 
■IntfrfSicio,  ?re,   feci,  fcftuns.  t^. 

tojlay,  to  kill,   to  deprive  one  tf  i 

Airo  to  deflroy,  to  confmme 
Iritvifirior,  i.  palT.  to  betil/ed 
Inter t  JO,  «i-i.   paiT,  [ab  intetficicl 

to  be  flair.,  to  (tie,  Lucr. 
IntetHucns.  tis  pt.  flvwirg  betm}een 
Interfluo,  ere,  xi,  xum.  n.  tojhnot 

or  run  between,  met.  to  pajs  over 
Intet4))U8,  4»  um.  running  between 
Inter  fed  io,  ?re.  aA./«7  aig  into 
Interfoemineam,  i,  n.  the  groin 
Interfor,  |ri.  dep.  to  interrupt  ottt 

fpeaking 
Intertringa^  ere,  egi^  aAuiq,  nO, 

to  break 
Iiiterffllgens,  tis.  pt.  Jhining 
Ifitcrfuio,  ^re.  n.  to  rage 
IntCffiirus,   a,  um.  pt.  fiuimng  he- 

t^veen,  befprinklcd 
InterKqtunis,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  pre- 

fent 
IrjtcrferinuB  paries,  a  partition  wall 
Internerium,  i.  n.  the  fame 
Intcijaccus,  tis.  pt.  lying  between 
Interjareo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  be  betiveen 
Interjc^^lo,  on  a.  f.    a  pamtiejis. 

Cijjint,  Alfo  en  ir.terjeclim 
Inrffrjeclit,  4,    um,  pt.    being  be- 

tii'cen 
InterJcttiJl,  us,  m.  n  laying  between 
Intenicio,   ere,  eci,  eftum.  a£t.  to 

f.//f,  put.  Jet,  Qt  place  fietween,  or 

a:fi&ng 
Jnterlicior,  i.  pafT.  to  be  between 
interim,   adv.  temp,  in   the    mean 

tjmi,   in  the  mean  while  i    Alfo 
/ffofc/imfft  notwithfiandir:? 


I  NT 

Intcrimendiit,  f,  um,    pt.    to    bt 

killed 
Inter^mo.  ere,  emi,  ptum.  nfk.  t9 

take  a'mof,  to  kill,  or  fl^y 
Interimor,  i,  emptns.  to  'be  kilted 
Interior,  ms,  com  p.  inner 
Intcrjtia,  onis,  f.  aperijbing 
InterTturu^f  a,  um.  ^x.  like  to  die 
Interi'tus,  a,  um.  pt.  killed 
lot^ritus,  us.  m.  death,  defiruBian, 

ruin,  utter  decay 
Interjun^m,  ay  um.  pt.  joimed  M* 

gether 
lnterjun|[0,  ere,  xi,  ^um.  a6t.  ta 

join  together,  or  between,  to  unyoke, 

to  bait,  or  ftay  at  a  place.  Mart* 

3.  «7. 
Interjungor,  i,  itus,  pafl*. 
Inter  ius,  adv.  com  p.  inner 
InterUbens,  xU,pztt.fliding between 
Interlabor,  i,  pfiis.  to  fall  between 
Interlateo,  ui.  to  lie  bid  between 
loterlegeodus,  a,  um.  pt.  gathered 

here  and  there 
Interlineari;,  e.  adj.  Jnterlined 
loteHino,  ere,  llni,  Hvi  vei  levi, 

Ttom.  a  A.  to  interline 
Interliciis,  a,  um,  pt.  dawbed,  blot* 

ted,  blurred,  interlined 
Interlocfirio,  5nis.  f.  an  inttrpofitiem 

offpeech,  an  interrupting  another 
Intcrlocutorius,  a,  um.  tnterlaeutory 
IntcrlSquor,  i,  cqtus.  to  interrupt  hi 

difcourfe 
Intcrlucatio,  onis,  f.  a   lapping   of 

bought 
Interl'icatui,  a,  urn.  pt.    lopprd  fo 

that  it  may  be  fetn  through 
Inlfrluceo,  ere,  xi.   n.  to  jbine  be- 
tween.  Met.  to  be  confpicious,  f 

ft  and  thin  and  he  fem  tfcrou;t« 
lutei\v\co,  ^Tt.  ^€1,  t«  tnaVt  a  ^aA% 
I      in  tbc  widji  tj  o  ngood 


INT 

Interludtoai,  i.  n.  an  interluie 
Ifiterlfioit,^.  mum  giviMfm  light 
loterlaaiumy  i.  a.  the  cba/ige  of  the 

Jntcriuo,  -fife,  •!,  mtam,  w€L  fojhtv, 

Interluor,  x^toht  witfl^d  6f 
Interi$Tiet,  ei.  f.  tbifirtam 
Intedtnnufny  i.  n.  iAm 
ZnternnSiieo,  ive,  fi,  Aim.  b.  to  ahiJe 
Jnl^tvMm,  ■,  «».  «4i.    in   the 

middle 
IntehneaftrMm,  i.  n.  thenHovmn 
InlermeBftruus,  vid.  f nternlrtfftri^ 
ifiterteeO)  oit.  n.  tofkfs  ihtva^b 
Intemeftrh,  t,  adj,  ^kt^iwghthe 

ffMe  Am4ffwt  the4U  Hho*  mtd  the 

new 
f  ntermico,  tit^  wi.  k.  UfHiie 
Interminitas,  a,  am.  ft,  HfnmHii, 

"TTiifi  ywwSdMH 
Intennrnittii,a^  urn.  tdj.  immhltu 
Intermino,  3re.  /« tkreiften 
jiitermlfnor,  art,  Qt««  ibfii.  ^p,  u 

threaten  fin&fy,  to  fi/h^ 
InterkuntfS)  «,  utn.  «dj.  mtimndid 
IiiteMiii(ceo,  *ttt%  ui>  ^n.  \tS^,  tn 

Httermingie 
JnCdrnliiiteory  eri.  pfSlT.  ^ 

Intermlffio,  doii.  -f,  ^  m^A  A»- 

Infeermt^TiiniSy «,  am.  ft.  abtna  to 


Ifltarmiflttt,  t^  am.  ^t.  difiiHitdfued, 

omitted,  /landing  afitnder 
IntenmAM,  ds.  n.  hi  dilatttinuitnn 
Intermiftus,  &  intennixtu8,'a>nm. 

^•rt.  nixed- amttgft J  mh^ltd^ifh 
IntermittaidiiS  *»>  tftn.  pt,  ro   be 

wtitted 
Intermittwii,  tia.  pt,  ttufitlgfir  a 

time 

ftttermim,  ere,    ^y  ffum.  t&.  to 
^/cmtfi'titti,  ft  )eetife  fit  a  ;iJiic 


INT 

latermittory  l,  flus.  pafT. 
IntermitrhM-^  >,  tims.  to  die  at  a  thing 

it  tniioilig^  H  be  forgotten 
IntfermSriUQruSi  a,  um.   pt.    that 

Jballdie 
lotetHsorruuf,  a,  utn.  {R. '  ha f  dead, 

feebkf  lifeleft,  dtad  and  heartiefs, 

firg^ttn 
IntcniHihdiQln«   !.  n.    the  diflance 

bettoeiH  divert  worlds 
Intermfiraiia,  e.  betnveentwo  nails 
IntertiKfcor,  i,  natus.  to  gr&w 
Internatos»  A»  iim.  pt.   earn   diit. 

jg)MM»j  aUttngf  or  berween 
lYitera8cat\is,  pt.  kiUed^ht 
Inttfrhfciiras,  A,  uiii.  dr  idtemifti- 
yn%imortAly  Siudfy,  trvStl^  'bloody 

fltttgttir^  ifafkage 
InteilftAf^rS,  adv.  «^3  differ  d^rvr- 

Ihtemgio,  fe«>  «  fif  5Vi,  fiuta.  6f 
atbm.  zGt,  to  put  ail  to  ihefiiMd. 
Intemedb^  Sit,  tbi,  thy  xvin.  ti'<ft. 
?o  i(»fV,  or  tU  togHbOry  toi^nrlace 
lBtterti^<ftor,  i.  |>a!r. 
Internefhii,  a,  tfflfl«  pt.  yftf/ir 
ihterhighim,  tis.  ^t.  bfatkifb 
Intemiieijs,  tit.  pt.  glittering 
Intern?teo,efe,  oi.  n.  to Jhine  among 
Internodibtn>  i.  n.  &  interno<lius, 
i.  (ft.  the /pace  between  two  knotty 

CTJoirttS 

Inttrnofco,  t^,  Aovi,  notum.  a^» 

to  knOTu  a  thin^  among  others 
Interhefcbr,  i,  nOtUJ.  paflT. 
Internucuias,  i.  m.  a  catamite 
Internuncia,  a.  f,  «  mej/hrger 
Internuncio,  are,  to  fo  on  a  meffage 


'^ntertiuiicias*  i.  m.  ^  imeffenger 
^nternos,  a,  um.  adj^  toitbinf  dtfH- 

Kourd'y  trittrnal 
\Yvi<^to>%Tt^tAN\^\t3im^  ift.  to  crumb, 
01  ^raift  bread 


K 


Interpellans,  tis, 

Interpcllatio,oni 

Intcrpfellatir,  orl 

loterpellatus,  a, 

interrifjteedt  bit 

Alfo  Aiporttthe 

Interpello,  are. 

demand.   Inter 

to  enter  an  affit 

Intsrpcllor,  ari. 

Inrerplico,  are.  t 

Interpolattu,  5n 

Interpolator^  or 

old  things 

InttrpSlatriit,  ic 

Int%rp5tatu8,  a, 

Interp^ls,  e.  ad 

Interpolo^     are. 

f^fijb,     inttrpi 

vamp,  /cower, 

fines  Alfo  to  I 

Interpoltir,  ari.  | 

Interpottendus»  i 

beno^en 

InterponOy  Hre, 

^mt  in,  or  mix.l 

ttterpofty  or  /« 

Interponur,  i,  fi 

Interpontib,  ohi; 

etn  interiining 

InterpfeJtat,  a,  i 

InterposTtus,  <is. 

Interpr^ipo,  8 re 

fop^  or  clofe  it 

Interpm,  Siit. 

interpreter y  a 

ianpiage  into  t 

a  di'viner 

Interprctandos, 

interpreted 
Interpretans,  'tit 
InterprStatio,  61 
tiam^  a  tranfiat 


N  T 

or,  orit.  m.  an  interpreter 
:Snif>  aiifut  to  interpret 
MM,  a,  um^pC.  interpreted 
f,  iris  itus  fmn.  dep.  to 
W  *xpoHM4,   totr^nfi4tti 
or  Mcmnt,  tai  eftetmg  to 
P»dtr(i^i  to  interpret 
ipf^  ooi«.  f.  a  pointing 
^aiy  i.  n.  a  point,  ox  flop 
:q«9  a9.aar  pt*  panted. 
^,  iw^  xu  «d.  to  point 
\f  ire.  a£t»  (a  t4h$  away 
tl/f  brtaubee 

^  ire.  aft.  topmnaemay 
mcbet 

ftf  iri.  pair,  la  ^«  pruned 
iTj  .j|  eftus  fum.  dep.  to, 
I 
bent,  tJt.  pt.  refing  Ar- 

bo,  1^  cf  i,  etom*  to  refi 

I  Sre,    fi,   fum,  a€i.    to 
tfhetbe  wiiJMe 
fc  e.  adj.  JiUd 
(^a,  am,  pr.  fcraped 
pBj  !•  n«  tbejpaee  betvfttn 

jEpi,  m.  /^«  yr^ 

i^  a^  am.  fcarUfs 

iftdas,  pt.  to  be  ajked 

WMf  tif .  pt.  ajking 

cks  Soi«*  f*  «  quepit/tt^  an 

ftiim 

tir^  adf.  interrogatineh 

t|.»tir«la^  s.   f.    a   Jbort 

I 

lor«  oris.  m.  r£af  dmnndr 

toria,  n.  pU  interrogatories 

Jnu,  89  urn.  pt.  4^^ 

^   ire.  t§  ajk  a  fuejlitn  : 

I0tett/a 

r,  iri,  itoi.  pafl*,  Cic, 


INT 

Inttrmmpenilua,  a,  urn.  pt«  tn  ie 

interrupted 
Inter rumpo,  S^rc,  rujii*  uphiB.  ad. 

rt  ^Mtfii  ^ipwa*  Met.  to  interrupt 
Internimpor,  i,  optus.  paiC 
Interrupter  adv.  tnterruptedly 
I^terroptio,  oius*  f.  an  i titer rvption 
Intemiptus,  a,  urn.   pt.  bnokem.  a^ 

fundir,  interrupud,  flopped. 
Tflterfcalarey  is.  nu  a  iadaer  flaff 
Intericuido,  ere,  fudi*  iifi^m.  afi. 

to  cut  in  themidfif  to  ben  a/under 
Intorfcindcry  i,  liTut.  pnff» 
Interfcribo,  Sre,  pfi,  pttw  aA.  to 

interline 
Interfcriborv  i.paiT, 
IntertJfco,  ire,  ui,  €tum,  Uk^  to 

cut  in 
Interie^o,  inis.  f.  «i  interfefifian 
IntenSmiBatuty  a,  um*  ^Xy  Jewed 


Interfepieiv,  tis,  pt.  intj^ng 
Intersepio,  ire,  pfi,  pturo.  aA.  to 

h^m  in,  ar  incloje,   tot  fcjica  ahant 

with  an  hedge 
Inccrsepior,  Iti.  paiT. 
Interfeptumt  i.  n.  tkn  midriff 
Interfcptos,  z^  Mm,  pt,  fenced  in 
latersSreodut,  a,   um.   pt,    /*    be 

planted  among 
Interrereaii  tis.  pt.  in/grtjng 
IntersSro,  ere,  feyi,  \twi%  stCk*.  tt 

Jo^Offet,  graft,  or  plant  bef%ufien 
Inter ijfra,  «re,  ui,  ertum*   a^  to 

put  ketv/emf.  Met.  to  intenmhgU 
Inicrfectui^   a,   um*  pt.   tkrHfli   in 

among 
Interdfienty  tis.  pt.  refting  bawten 

voiiki 
Inter G(^itur,   impcrf.    tb^  reft  be- 

tHueen  whr/et 
Interfiiio,  ftiti,  <fre.   o,  tjt  r^bc',^^ 

fujem  \ 

IntersituM,  a,  um,  pt.  planted,  [<t,^ 


I  NT 

Of  put  betwem 
Intert^no,  are,  01.  a.  tt-fumd- 
laterfperfut,  a,  um^  fl.  ftathHi 
loterfpiratio,  fink.  U  s-  fittheng  ^ 

breath- 
Inrerfprro,  ire.  ta  breathebetmem 
Intcrftindluaa  a,  um>  pt.  dimded^ 

fepar^tedypar4edt  Alfa  eettinguifead 
Intcffftijiguo,,  li^,  xf,  aufB.  aaL  ti 

extinguifl> 
Interaick),  diijt.  f.  a-  nmcatim 
Interftitium,  i.  n.  afp^ctL  betwm 
InterAHtus,  a,  um.  Ueid  beHoHM 
Iaterft»2po,  iet,  ui,  itnuK  tamah 

a  noife  oimnij  otben^  Virg. 
Interftria^,  ifre^  xA,  iAom.  a£^,  41 

ffUOfxe  cUfe 
laterftruo,  ¥re>    i^,  turn.   a£ti    H 

build  together 

Ilotevfum,  ei,  fui,  ei3^.  cun  dat.  H 
be  prejent,  to  be  in  the  midfl,  or  rf 
cme  between  :  Alfo  to  differ^  r« 
be  of  conference 
Intertextus,  a^  um.  pt.  woven 
Intcrtinduf ,  a,  um.  pt.  Jj^ted  hen 

and  there 
loteruIgOy  Tnit.  C  agallief,acheifit 

gall :  Alio  interfering  in  a  horfi 

IncerferlnMntua^  1.  n.  the  wefte,  or 

lofi  of  any  thing  by  wearing,  upngf 

ot  melting 

Interturhitio,  oiui»  f.  adiflurbing 

Interturb*,  aie.  wdt*  tn  trouble^  M 

hinden,  to  interrupt- 
IntcnracaiM,  tia.  p€.  ifipaeant 
IntervaUata  febrif,  a  ptartan  e^gne 
Intervallam,   i.  n.  Mp  d^miet- of 
time,  cr  place)   an  interval,  a 
paufe^  a  refptiCf  a  refi  in  mofic 
Intel vellor,  i',  vuifus*  pafl*.    to  be 
plucked,  or  gat btrad 

coming  «iiia<Viait%^  wpiff^L^^* 


IN.t 


and  hihl  iefuuen :  Alfi 

cediVf  otmedtatmg    . 
Intenrcnioy  Ira,  vcai,  entum.  n,  tc 

'£9me  n  th*  mean  nhi/e,  to  eemu 

upM  emi  unswmres :  AKoto  comey 

or  faf*  hettveen,  to  intei-uemg,  o 
.  hinder,  to  intercede,  or  inrerpo/e 
intcrventioy  onis.  f.  fimti/bip 
laterventor,  oris.  m.  a  vifitor,  ai 

interrppttr  :  Alio  a  Jnretjf  a  bro- 
iler 
Interfentum  efi.  imperf.  they  came 

.fuddenly  upon 
Incerventutv  (ii.  m.  a  timing  be- 

ivfien^  or  in  the  mean  v.hiJe,  an 

approach^  an  interpofing 
■Inter  V  erf  or,  ari.  to  mix  with 
Interverfor,  oris,  m,  an  interloper 
Xat^rverfuSf  a,   um.    pt.    piljered, 

imhexx'ed,  fmuggled 
Intervcito,  ere,  ti,  (am,  ^£1.  to  im- 

iKzxIe,   to  intercept^   to  coket^  ur 
.     cbou^e  one  :  Alfu  to  overthrow ^  or 

turn  up  fide  da^un,  toconjume 
Intervertor,  ti,  lut.  pafs. 
iatcrvireo>  ere.  n.  to  be  green  among 

other  colourt 


IN  T 

inanitate    mtcftina   murmuranr, 
my  beily  crietb  cuphcard,  PJaur. 
Iiitefllnus,     a,    um.    adj.    inwcrcf, 
hiddek,  pri9y,Jecrtt^  dtudfy,  pite- 
Jtti,  Inttftinum  epo^vwm/c&f 
liitexens>  tit.pt.  tntttweaving 
Intexo,  ere,  ui«  aA.  to  weavt^  knit^ 
foid,    or  imhrotder,    to   wind,  or 
wrap  in,  to  piait  uitb  other  tbtngit 
Met.  to  interlace^  or  mingle 
Intexor,  i.  palT.  to  be  wo^fe  in 
Intextat,   a,   um.    pti    piaited,  or 

tvovenwith 
Intextus,  fia.  m.  an  interweaving 
Inilmasy  acis.  m.  an  intimate 
IniirT'itio,  onis.  f.  an  intimation 
Intime,  adv.  i^timftefy 
Intimo,  are.  a^.  to  intimate 
Inlimus,  a,  um.  adj.  foper.    imter- 


IN' 

Ihtondeo,    ere,    di,  ft 

Jhear,  OT  fi>ave  rovii 

Int5no,  are,  ai.  n.  to  th 

to  make  a  loud  neije,  t 

in  apajfion 
Intonris,   a,   ti«.  adj. 

rongb,  unfi^htly 
Intor<]uendus,o,  um.  pt 
Inrorquent,  tis.  pt.  vm 

ting 
IntorqufO,  €ft,  fi,  fum 

to  writhe,    ortot^fU 

throw  tbith  fnrce 
firortc.  crookedly,  intric 
Intorfusj    a,  tift,  pt, 

ivnehedy  wrefied,  tor 

Met.  intrlcaiei  crabbed 
Intra,  pratp.  cum  ace. 
[     /^/i  than,  not  mere  ttok 

'^i  it  bin  the  compaft  of 


Jntervifo,  ere,  fi^  fuin.  a€l.  to  vijlt'  Intinftus,  a,  um.  pt   t/yed 

between  whilts 
loterula,  a;,  i.  a  Jhjrt,   or  finnck  j 

alfo  tf  waificoat,  '"Of, 
Intcrvollto,  are,  to  fly  often 
Inttrvolo,  are,  t^fiy  amonig 
lotervCmo,  ere,  ui.  to  .vomit 
In^cAabilis,  c.  adj.  or,  comp.  who 


mofi,  moft  inward.  Met.  mofi  inti 

mate,  btfi  acquainted,    wry  f ami  -  }I»tra,  adv.  ontb^tnfiii 

liar,  inttrely  beloved,  mofl  dtepy  or  jlntrabiM's,  e.  adj.  may  it 

/ecret,    Iniimi  dentcs,    the.  cheek  'Intraftabilij,    c.    adj. 

teeth,  Juo.  1     reugh^  unmana^jbie^ 

j  Intinaio,  oni».  f.  a  dyings  Intinftio   Intradlatus,  a,  um.  not 

i      dorainica,  baptijm.  Ten,  Intraho,  ?rc,  Kr,aft.  to, 

Intinflkor,  oris.  ra.  a  Jjer  .Intran.lui,  a,  um.  pt.  t 


.       .  Intraljetis,  a,  u.oi.ad}.  1 

Inunaui,  {is.  m.  jauce  !  Intrant,  tis.  pt,  entrtng 

Intingj,  ere,  xi,  ftum.  t&,  to  dip  jlntran fi tTvua,  a,  um.adj. 

in,  to  dye,  or  colour  not  pajfmg  fiom  ont  to 

Intitule,  arc,  aft.  tointitk  Intiatafus,  a,  um.  pt.ai 

ImSllSrabilis,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  into*  .lnttatu%  a,  am.  pt.  entt 

^^^^  llntratufj  di.  m.  an  nfi 

Intdl&abiliter,  adv.  intolerably  llntremifco,  2re.  to^i 


bf  the  law  can  make  no  will,  or  ■!  Intolerandus,  a,  um.  intolerable  'Intremo,  ?re,  ui.  n.  to 


■he  taken  for  a  witneft  ^   alfo  that 

cannot  be  att^ted,   detefiable,  that 

it  gtlt,  or  emafculated 
InteAa^d,  adv.  in^eftat* 
Ijiteflatus,  a,    ui!i.   intefiatA,  of  no 

credit,    not  proved    by    witnefs 
AKogtii 


Int^lJSrans,    tis.  adj.  or,  comp.    fli- '     quake  for  fear  tf 
m\i»,(up,immoderate,  ungovernable,   Inuepide,  ady.  boldly 
impatient  Iiir?rpidu$,  a,  ura.  mmJs 

Intolcianrer,  adv.  immoderately  'Idtribuo,  JJrc.  aft.  tob^ 

IntoISrafltia,3e.  f.  want  of  moderation  Intributio,  oais.  f.  cpifr. 
Intollo,  ere.  aft.  to  raife  up  'Intricate,  tdv,  intrieati^ 

InlonatA)  Uu  qU  tbundring  upon        jlntrlcAtut,  a,  am.  patt.J 


\i  _ .__., 


INT 

.  fnt  mortar,  tome,  pr 
)  a  panada f  tdwJU,  or 

n.  mtneedmtat 

im.  pt.  hrohn,  nufjbtd, 

» 

vte  ephce 

CI.  to  enter y  or  go  in,  to 

t.  to  infinuate 

liT.  to  be  eritered 

e.  to  come  in 

'ni,  jci,  €tum»  MSt,  to 

,  Aus.  piin 

3iiis4  f,  tf»  inttoduBion 
s,  a,  um.  introdufiory 
Iri,  itum,  fo  ^nr^r 
Ts,  tuli>  lacum»  %€t,  to 
ry  in 

Utus.paiT.  tohibrougbty 
'h 

If  ITus.  dep.  to  go  in 
a,  um.  pt.  fntred  in 
ktis.  pt.  entring 
perf.  f^.  |ro  |> 
m*  an  entrance^  a  he* 
introditSfjon 
um.  pt.  carried  in 
re,  mifi,  fliim.  zGt»  to 
Ttr  to  enter,  or  conu  in 
.»  iftts.  paC 
!/  intror/uSf  toitbin 
Ere^  rupi^  ptom.  n.  ^ 

Sris.  m.  v}bo'  Uoketb 

t^  um.  pt,  looked  into 
ity  a,  um.  pC  to  be 

It,  fpexl,  £him.  ai^. 
/o  v/«<z&,  /«  conJSder 
e.  /•  csUin,  Li  v. 
riy  at«s.  paC 


I  N  V 

9      iff,  /o  Intrude 

jlntubum,  i.  n.  endive 

Intutns,  tis.  pt.  looking  on,  regard- 
ing, conjidering 

Intaeor,  eri,  iius  Aim.  dep.  to  be- 
hold. Met,  to  conjider,  to  take  heed, 
to  reverence   • 

Intuitut,  a,  um.  pt.  bamng  looked 
upon 

Intuitus,  Its.  m»a  behoUit^,  a  view 

Jntumeo,  ere,  ui.  n.  tofweU,  to  be 
puffed  up,  to /well  wti  anger,  am- 
bition, &c, 

Intumefcensy  tis.  pt.  fweHiug,  puf" 


ntiimerco,  Sre.  to  begin  tofioell,  to 

be  puffed  up 
Intiimulitus,  a,  um.  unburied 
Intuor,  I,   utu9,   &  uiius.    to  look 

upon,  to  behold 
Inturbatus,  a,  Um,  und'fturbed 
In  turbid  US,  a^  um.  quiet 
Intijs,  adv.  within  doors,  at  home, 

innuardly,  from  within,  in,   into 

the    houfe,    Intus    (ibi     canere, 

Cic.    Proverb,  to  r^ard  nothing 

but  intereft 
Intutus,  a,  um.  unfafe 
Intybum,  i.  n.  endive  , 

Invadendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  invade,  or' 

beinvadid 
Invado,  ere,  Ci,  Aim.  aft.  to  march 

along,  to  invade,  towtack,  to  ley 

hold  of 
Invaleo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  wax  firong, 

to  be  in  health.  Met.  to  grow  in 

ufe 
Invalctudinarius,  a,  um.  fickly 
In'valefcens,  tis.  ^U  prevailing 
Invalefco,  2re.  topr&ifail,  to  grow 
Invalerudo,  inis.  f.  inJifpoJition 
Invalid^,  z^y,  faintly,  fiebly 
Invaiidusi  t,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

/Sani$,  /u^.  Ji^h,    weak,   nst 


I  N  V 

firong,  of  little  force,   or  vitfue, 

fck,  faint,    crazy 
Invafio,  onif.  f.  an  invafion 
Invaior,  oris.  m.  an  invader 
InvasQru?,  a,  um.  \X.  about  to  invadi 
Inuber,  ifris.  adj.  Ml  fed,  ptAr 
Inve^io,    Siiis.  f.    an  importation^ 

Met.  an  inveighing  agairfi  one, 

Inve£liones  lunse,    the  courje  of 

the  moon.  Sen. 
Inve£trtiu8,   a,    um.    adj.   that    i$ 

brt.ught  in.  Met.  not  one^s  own 
Invedliva,  x*  f.  an  inveBive 
Invedtus,  a,    um.   jt.    carried,   oi 

brought  in,  tAtt.  inveighing 
Inventus,  ds,  m.a  bringing  in 
Invehendtti,  a,  um.  pt.  to  bring,  or 

/*  be  brought  in 
Invehens,  tis.  pt.  carfyintrhi,  rail" 

ing  at  one :  AUo  ri/ingi/pon 
JnvSho,  ere,  xi,  ^ulfc".  aft.  to  iw-^ 

port,  to  carry,  to  brifig  in,  or  upon, 

to  inveigh 
Invehor,  i,  ftiis,  pafl*. 
Invendibilis,  e.  aoj.  notfakabU 
Invenditus,  a,  um.  unfold 
In  venicndus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  found 
IiiVenio,  Ire,  veni,  cr.tum.    a^,  r# 
find,  to  meet  wif^,  to  find  cut,  t-o- 

invent,  to  c<fntri%e,  or  devife,  t$ 

get,    to  obtain,    to  procure,  to  dif* 

cover 
Invfnior,  Iri.  \2S,.Ui  he  found 
InvSnibo,  ^roinveniam.  AVw. 
lnv?nitur,  imperf.  it  'iifi.und.out 
In^ntarium,  i.  n.  an  Inventory 
Inventio,  onis.  f.  afin(iing,inveK:tion  ^ 
Inventitius,  i.  m.  a  fyundling, 
InventiuniHla,  »,  ^fl  ,map  ttcvict 
Inventor, -oris.  \n,  Stitnienter 
Inventrix,  icit.  f,  a  ^evifer  « 
Invcntum,  i.  u.  a  wvcoite 

\      vtnttA  ^ 


I  N  V 

InTcntuSy  us.  m.  ^  finding 
Inventurns,  a,  um.  pt,  mlwtt  t«  Jind 
Invcnufle,  adv.  unjeemly 
lovenuftus,  a,   um.   adj.    mnbaffy^ 

properly  in  love,  unbjndjomt 
Inverecunde,  adv.  vfifboutfi^jM 
Inverccundia,  ae.  f.  impuiltnce 
Irfvcrecucdus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

ffimus,  lup.  JbamiUfs^  Impudent 
Invergens,    lis.    pt.  tnelining,  poW' 

itig  ortf  or  /«,  inverging 
Inveigo,  are.  n.  to  inc/ine,  AA,  to 

ffour  OH,  or  in 
Inverdo,  onis.  f.   iitverjion,  a  mif 

J>/acirtg  of  ivon/s,    or  matter 
Inversura;,  aru^m.  f.  pi.  wndingt 
Inverfus,  a,  um.   pt.  topjice-turvyf 

confujedf  difordered 
In7erro/.cre,  ti^fum.  ad.  to  turn  in, 

to  imveAt    f^  rbangey    to  turn   up 

ihe  ground  jpi  titling 
Jn\efperarcit,.irbat.  icnperf.  //  wax- 

etb  rii'^ht,  invefti^able 
Inve{Vig,abili8,  e.  adj.  cannot  be'found 

our,  inveftigahU 
Invtftigandus,    a,  um.     pt,  that  it 

to  he  (fatebedt  or  fought  out 
,  Inrcilitano.    iini-.  f.     a  Jearciing 

Auf.  inveftigatnn 
JnvrrtTjialor,  oris.  m.  one  that  ina- 
^ke'h  diligent  J eaicb,  or  inquiry 
Invcfllgalus,   a,  um.   pt.  jearched, 

fcL'glt  out,  in'Vfjiigated 
Ihvcftigo,  are.  aft.  to  Jttk,  fearcb, 

or  fina  out,  to  make  dtrigent  fearcb 

fft  or  for  t  thing,  to  wquiro^  to 

inveftigate 
Inveftlgor,  ari,  atuf.  paff. 
Invt&io,  Ire,  ivi>  Ttum,  9i&.to  adorn. 


I  N  V 

I  IjiTet^rafco,  ere,   fo  grotu  o/d,    to 

grow  ineurahUt    to  he  fettled,  t9 

grow  obfolete   " 
Inv2teratio,  onis,  f.  inveteracy 
InTetSratos,  a,  um.  pt.  of  hng  cw* 

tinuance,  inveterate 
lavStero,  are.  aft.  to  keep  till  it  be 

oldg   atftale,  Neut.  to  endure,  to 

be'yf  long  continuance,  to  be  anti' 

fumted,  or  ahotifi>ed 
loTStitus,  z,  um.  adj.  tmfirbidden 
Invieem,   adv.    one   anether,    each 

ctber,  by  turns,  on  the  eiier  J!de, 

Hor.  Od,  X,  25, 9, 
Invifta^,  a,  um.    adj.  oi^   conip. 

flimus,  fup.  invincible,  unwearim 
Invidendus,  a,  um.  ^Utobe envied 
Invidens,  tis.  pt.  envying 


INU 

lovifco,  are.  aft.  tet^wH 
iDYiuto,  are,  tovi/k^et 
loYifo,  ere.  te  vifvj,  tovtfti 
Invifor,  drit.  m.  letbeteei 
Invlfas^  a,  am.  adj.  or,  m 

snaty^p.  nnfeen,  beOfd^ 

Alio  hateful,  odinm 
Invitabnif^  e.  adj.  fk^ 
InvTtamentum,  un.au'm 
lavitaivias,  a,  un.  n  ineb 

invited 
lavitans,  tis.  pt.  rtvifnf 
Iniritatio,  Stris.  f.  an  inek 

inducenifKt,  a  treat 
Invitator,  5rts.  fa.  beAdti 
InWiatus,  a,  um.  part,  Vi 

Inrfd,  inticed 
\  InvItatnSy'iU.  m.  ««  M 


InvTdrntia,  ae.  f.  envy  '  Invite,  adv.  idt,  coop,  iii 

I :i video,  ere,  di,  fum,  aft.  &  n.  to\      eigainft  oae*s  vdU 
'*?y>  grudge,  fpite,  or   bear   ///•  Invito,  are.  aft.  uaOm^K 


«////,  to  bate :  Alfo  to  deny,  or  re 
fbfe  to  give  a  tbitqr  to  one 
Invideor,  eri.  pafT. 
lavidetur,  imperf.  men  do  envy 
Invidia,  ae.  f.  envy,  hatred,  til  voill, 
fpj  te,  grudging,  the  getting  ill  will 
InvidiOse,  adv.  ius,  envioi/fly 
Invrdiofus,  a,  um,   or,  comp.   ffi 
mu5,  fup.  aft.  envious,  malirtous, 
fpiteful.    Pair. "  that    is     envied  . 
Aifo  coveted,  procuring  envy 
Invj'dus,  a,  um.  adj.  envious 
Invigilatio,    ojiis.    f.     a     careful^ 

or  diligent  watching 
lovisibilis,  e.  adj.  invijible 
Invisjtatus,  a,  um.  not  vXJited 
Invigilo,  are.  n.  to  watch  diligenfly 
Invincibilis,  e.  adj.  invincibk 
Invindbiliter,  adv.  invincibly 


f  lamte,  u  treaty  te  eem 


lavTtor,  iri,  atof*  paiC 
Iovit5,  adv.  pre  iiinC^ 
lovltus,  a,  niB.  adj.  ffia 

nnvfilling,hy  eeafireitit.  h 

nerva,  agmnft  ene*t  ittSn 
laviu^  a,  vm.  adj.  uepefii 
Inirlj,  ar.  f.  cUcampane 
Inultus,  a,  utn.  uapnmjbe^i 
I  no  m  brans,  tis.  pt.  ovtrfet 
Inuinbratio^  onis.  f.  aJieA 
Inumbraror,dris.m.  tbatf» 
Inymbratua,  a,  um.  pt./M 
Inumbro,  ire.  aft.  fi  a^« 

fipon,togrveafi>edeto 
Inumbror,  ari>  atnt.  pad*,  i 

he€eripJed,fbaded,txJmi 
Inuncatus,  a,  am.  pt.  cetAe 
Inonco,  are.  a£^.  te  cttth,  ( 


toinvefi  oneinan  Jiate  ,  

Jnveftis,  e.  adj.  'pure,  without  hair  s  ;  InviolabiHs,  e.  adj.  inviolable 
Aifo  n/iktd,  without  clothes  I  inviolate,'  adv.  inviolably 

Jnve/ttUra,  a?,  f,  invffliturt  \\uV\sJa\\»>  *,um,  invielated,  inw-J  founcor,  ir?,  Stnt.  tehth 

Jnf€»itu$3^^m.uniktM  \     oUtt»vnWt>u*xwi>)t4  Vlntinftio,.5ius.  f,« 


J  oc 


.  that  anointetb 
pt,  hefmeared 
,  overflowing 
f.  an  inundation 
l»  fo  •verfiovf,  or 
er,  t0  come  pouring 

IS.  pair. 

5(um.  a£t  (9  anoint 
p^fl". 

calHngupon 
i,  an  invocation 
..  pt.  invoked 
p  adj.  uncalled  - 

to  caUt  or  ivdw^, 
^ibre,  /0  imprecate 

I.  p>ir. 

to  fy  in^  or  ir/off. 
Sly  at,  tofeize 
:r(5.  ftf  involucris, 
r  able  to  fijt  un- 

a  Jkavingclotb 
n.  the  ct'uer  of  a 
lUcrum  fioris^  ti)e 
Jan.  Involucrum 
of  the  heart,  Med, 
jm.   pt.  to  be  in' 

\  tHvolvinr 
nm.  involuntary 
lutum.  tkOt*  to 
in,  to  tumble,  or 
.  to  int angle,  to 
Involvcrc  fe  Htc- 
njelf  wholly  to  bis 

p»(r. 

fely 

»  an  infolding 


/ 


wrtf^f  up,  covered,  intricate 
InToIvdlus,  i,  m.  a  vine/retter 
Inurbane,  adv.  unmannerly 
Inurbaoufi,  z,  urn.  adv.  ungenteel 
Inurens,  tis.  pt.  [ccrching 
Inurgeo,  ere.  aft,  to  urge 
InarinOy  ajre.  n.  to  tvajb  as  geefe 
Inuro,  ere,  ili»  ftum.  aft.  to  mark 

with  an  bot  ir  n,  to  enamel,   to 

burn  to  a/bet,  to  brand 
Inuror,  i,  ftus.  paflf. 
Inusitatfe,  adv.  unufuallf 
InusTtato,  adv.  idem,  Pltn. 
Inusitatus,  a,  uni.  unufual 
Itaufturus,  a,  urn.  pi,  about  to  br^uid 
Inoftus,  a,  urn.  pt.feMred,  branded 
Inufus,  us.  m.  wantofufe 
InuCilis,  c.  adj.  or,  comp.  flimu8| 

fap^  unprofitable,  ufelefs 
Inutilita^   atis*  f.   unprofitablenefi, 

inutility 
Inutiilfter,  adv.  nnprofitahly 
Invulgo,  are.  aft.  to  publifb 
In vulncra bills,  e.  adj.  invulnerable 
InvulnSritus,  a,  urn.  unvt:unded 

I  before  O. 

li,  interj.  a  cry  of  joy 
Jocabundus,  a,  um,  jefiing 
JocalTter,  adv.  merrily 
Jocans,  tis.  ^t.,  jefiing 
Joca%io,  onis.  f,  a  jffiing 
Jc5catus,  a,  um,  pt,  yfiing 
Jucor,  Sri,  atus  fum^dep.  toj^ke 
Jocose,  adr.iiis,  merrily,  inj^ 
Jocofus,  a,  um.  adj.  jocofe 
Joculabundus,  a,  um.  jefiing 
Joculans,  tis.  jsfiing 
JociilSrIa,  pi.  n.  braeeJets 
Jociilaris,  c.  adj.  jocular 
Jf5ciSlarTter,  adv.    merrily 
JocSJarius^   «,  um.adj,  jpcuUr 


IRA 

JocnJj'^or,   oris,  m,  a  jefier 

Jo^iiiacdrius,  a,  um.  adj.  merry 

JSciilor,  ari.  dep,  tojefi 

Jo-^ulus,  i.  m.  a  little  jefi 

JoCunduSy  vid»  Jucundus 

Jocus,  i.  m.  Cic.  in  pl«  Joci.  ffl«^ 
&  Joca.  n*  ajefl,  a  joke  ^  adroH, 
apleafant,  or  witty  word,  raillery 

lota,  indecl,  the  letter  jy  or  7W5 
alfo  a  jot,  the  leafi  thing  that  is 

Joyis,  gen.  ^  Jupiter.  Jovii  arbor, 
tbe  oak,  Ov.  Jo  vis  barba,  vel 
caulis,  jeagreen,  or  boufe- leek,  Jor 
vis  dies,  thurfday.  Jovis  flos,  rofe 
campion,  Plin.  Jovii  ties,  tbe 
eagle 

I  before  P* 

Ipfe,  a,  um.  gen.  ipfius,  dat.  ipfi  ^ 
/,  tbou,  before  a  verb  of  the  firft 
and  fecond  perfon ;  be,  fibe,  the 
fame,  bis  own  felf,  be  alone,  nme 
but  be  \  aifo  be  of  bimfelf,  Alfo 
demonftrative,  li  ipfi  dti,  tbofe 
very  Gods  we  Bre  fpeaking  of» 
JpfiB  ego,  ipfc  cgomet,  /,  mf*'f% 
Ter,  Tutc  ipfc,  tbou,  thy  felf.  Id. 

,  Hoc  ipfum,  tbis  very  thing,  Cic, 
Ijpfiim  me  nofti  ,you  know  me,  Tcr, 

Ipfeonet,  pron.  be  bimfelf 

IpfilTimas,  a,  um.  fuperl.  rvfsr  tbi 
very  fame 

Ipfus,  a,  um.  pro  \^k,  bje 

I  before  K. 

Ira,  SB.  f.  anger,  difpleafure,  n^ratb^ 
paffion,   lufi,  Hor.   in  plur.    Ir^ 
funt  inter  glycerium  it  gnatom* 
they  arefalien  oiit^T«» 
It  acutidt^  ^\"^ .  ttngrWi        ^ 
iltacut\d\ai,  ;r,  i,  ^]Jv%»  <|m^>jfl 


I  R  R 

tfconditer,-  ady.  awfrily 
Iracurulut,  a,  um.  adj.   or,  cotnp. 

foon  sngry^  Inclined  U  Of^er,  hoi' 

ftfroMs^  ragmg 
IraCcens,  tis,  pt.  kdng  angry 
Irafcar,  i,  atus,  f  ht  aurry,  wuwd, 

•TdifpUaftd  -^ 

IVati,  adv.  iilk<,  comp.  angrily 
Irituc,  a,  um.  'adj.  or,  comp.  ffi. 

mus,   fup.   am^ry^  in  a  paffion, 

tempeftuout 
Irenarcba,    «.  m.  ajufiiceofpUu 
I'enicus,  a,  am.  belonging  to  feaa 
ir?t5lor,  oris.  adj.  ofaUcolouri 
Irinus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  the  fivwer- 

de  lue4 
Iris,  ifdis.  ttbe  rainbow :  AlCothe 
fio%vir  dt'luee^  the  circle  h,  twcen  the 

ivbite  and  the  apple  of  the  eye 
I'onia,  a.  f.  an   trony 
Iromce,  adv.  ironically 
Irooicus,  a,  um.  ironical 
^'Pjx.  ici*.   f,  an  harrow 
Inadiatio,  on  s.  f.  an  irradiation 
Irradiator,  oris,  m,  fisf  irradiatrix. 

^.  he,  or  jbe  that  giveth  light 
IrrSdio,  arc,  zSt    tofifine  upon 
Irrifus,  a,  um.  unjhaven^  unpoUjhed 
Irrationibilii,  e.  unreatonablt 
Irratii-nabiliter,  adv.  unrtajonahly 
IrrgtiynaJis,  e,  a^j.  irramnit 
Irriuccfco,  ere,  raufi.  to  loaxhoarfe 
Irre  lip'^rabni?,  e.  irrecoverable 
TiredivTvus,  a.um.  not  to  be  revi-ved 
Jrredux,    u.  is.  aoj.  from  which  one 

cannot  f of e!y  rethm,  Luc. 
IrefrajL^bilis,  e.  irrefragable 
Irrefurabi'is,  c.  t^ot  to  he  difproved 
Irregularis,  c   adj.  irregular 
Trregularitas,  atis.  f.  irregularity 
Ir/Sgii  ariter,  adv.  irregularly 
Irrelfgatas,  a,  um,  unbound 
fngJigiofe,  2dr»  irreftgiovfiy 
tniJin^ioft^s^  a,  uffl.  adj.  jm^wtfy 


I  R  R  ] 

irreliginusj  indevout  to  feoff,   to  I 

IrrfmcabTlis,  e.  adj.  from  which  wte  irriduule,  ad^ 

cannot  return  Irrlduulam,  i 

IrrSitiSdia^iiis,  e.  uiiremediabk  |rrtgenda(,  a, 

Irr^ifsn>ni8,  e.  irremiffible  be  watered 

IrrSmotui,  a,  um.  unremoved  IirigStio,  oats 

Irremunerabilis^e.ifor  to  be  rewarded,  Irrigator,  oris. 

or  returned,  Apol.  Met.  %,   p.  Irrigatus,  a,  u 

91.  Irrigates  pi 

IrreuarabTlisy  e.  ^dj.  irrepairable  Blood  runnetl 

IrrJSparabTliter,  adv.  upreco/verably  Ir^igo,  are.  a£) 

Irrepertus,  a,  um.  not  found  IrrTgua,  prum. 

Irrepens,  tia.  pt,  creeping  in  Irrjguus.  a,  m 

Irrepo,  SSre,  pfi,  turn.  n.  to  creep  in-  that  weiteret, 

byfealtbi  or  by  little  and  little  IrrTpio,e  re.  a< 

Irreprehensibriis,  e.  irreprehenfible  Irrino,  onia:  f. 

IrriFprehenfus,  ^irrepreafu8,a,um.  IrrKof,  oris,  i 

blamelefi,  harmlefs  Irrifcs,  a,  um. 

Irrepto,  are.  to  treep  in  by  little  and  Irrifus,  ^s.jn. 

little  IrrTtabills,  (.  : 

Trrequie9,  ei.  f.  adj.  refllefi  IrrTtjfmen,  In 

Irrequietuty  itel  inrcquietus,  a,  um.  turn,  i.  n.  < 

troubled,  diflurbedt  reflleft^  troubled  vocation 

Irrefr^in,  a,  um.  r. -it  pared  IfrTiandus,  a, 

Irrrtolobilis.yf^  Jii/'il  ibis  voked 

IrrXiolulus,  a,  um.  nerer  loofend  Irritans,  tis.  pt 

Irreflincloi,  a,  um.  n/ifuencbed,  Sil,  hrl'ziTo,  pre  ii 

Irrtiio,  Ire,  Tvi,  itom.  aft.   to  in.  Itriritio,    onis 

tangle,  to  injnare^  to  allure  ^fi^e 

Irietior,  iri.  palT.  Ir'Ttator,    oris, 

IriciT.or,  Bris.  m.  an  infttarer  Irrltltus,   a,  u 

IriStltus,  a,  um.  pt   fr.ared  comp.  pr<n-t 

Irretortus,  a,  um.   unatored  IrrTto,  ijre.  zQ 

I'reverens,  tis.  irreverent  to  anger 

Irieverenter,  adv.  irreverently  Irriior,   ari.  pa 

Irrevurentia,  ae.  f.  irrevrnmce  Irritus,  a,  um. 

Irrevorlbiits,  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  iV-  a^dle.  Irritu 

revocable  his  hope,  Cui 

-Irrevocandus,  ai  oHf).  idem  Irrogati  >«   onii 

Iricvocatus,  a,  um.   not  to  be  called  penalties 

back  Irrogator,  oris. 

Ytndtndvis^  a^um.  pt.  to  be  derided  Inof  atus,  a. 


I  A 

,  to  impofe,    pr  Jet 

V 

s.  pan*. 

n.  pt.  to  be  fprinkle4 
.  hefprm\l',ng 
It  miflet 
'.  a  bedewing 
» totx  maid 
i,  to  ^rinkk,  or  to 


7  irrobefco,  ere.  to 

'd 

to  bekb 

ruj^inf^  upon 

f.  av>rinkiinf 

,  to  mMe  wrinkled 

IS.  paflT. 

.  f  a  fmekimfr 

m,  be  tbdt  fuchetb 
,  ro  give  fuck 

pt,   rujbing  in  w»- 

upi»   aptum.  n.  to 

turn.  n.  to  run  baf- 
or  furiovjly  in 
.  an  irruption 
o.  pt.  about  to  break, 

pt.  uabroken 

ejus.  pron.  £«,  /be, 
at,  fucK  Id  for  ideo, 

ti>^/  eau/e,  to  that 
•ccount.  iA  for  hoc, 

a  genitive  iinf.  or 
id  aetatis,  id  tem- 
ririum,  'tae,  id  lo« 

«  ktroduSiion 


I  T  E 

f^  ^r^  prectpu  offime  art,  Jun. 
free,  ingenit.  ejarce,rfye«  i^ 
Ifchiadictis  dolor,  the  fciatica 
Ifrhias,  adis.  f.  the  fciatica 
Ifchiiim,  i.    n,tbeHp 
ITchnon,  a  iean  gtrl,  Lucr. 
Kof'-clts,  is.  n.  a  triangle  of  tfual 

jh*nkt 
I(^ac,  adv.  tbatvoof 
Irtaftenus,  adv*  tbutfar  fortb 
me,  ifta,  iftud.  gen^  ijfliatt    fiv'i, 
-r^tf/,  alfoAtf 
Ifthtc,  ifthsec,  iflhoc,  vel  ifthuc, 

the  felf  fame,  tbiifame 
Ifthic,  ^  iftic,  adv.  in  tbat  place, 

there,  in  that  affaW 
lAhlrK,  adv.y>MR  tbenre 
lAhnniacu*,  &  ifthmius,  a,    um. 

belonging  to  a  narrow  fvait,  or  to 

the  Ifikmian  garnet 
Tfthmos.   ^  ifthmus,  i.  m.   a  neck 

of  [and  betwixt  two  feat 
Ifl-.'urnnodi,  adj.  indecl,  of  the  fame 
.    fort 

Ifto,  adv.  to  that  place 
Idoc,  adv.  thit  way 
Iftorrum.  adv.  tbitberward 
I((oc,  pro  iftud 
Iftuc,  adv.  tbitber 

I  before  T. 

hi;  adv.  /»,  even  Jo,  yet,  in  fucb 
fort,  by  that  means,  on  that  tindi* 
tion,  therefore 

kana,  tis*  pf.  going 

Itlque,  therefore 

Item,  adv.  alfo,  Hkewtfit  h  Skt 
manner^  again    . 

Iter,  itiolris,  a  ^ing  along,  a  way, 
or  path,  a  road,  or  highway^  a 
water  ceturft,  or  an  other  paffage, 
a  journey,  4  w^lkfir  a  htU  tcay^ 


JUB 


Wp  of  learning 
ItSricio,  oiivui,  m  repetition^  a  fV- 

teration 
ItSrato,  adv.  again 
Iterator,  oris.  m.  ha  that  rtpeateth 
ItSratus,   a,  om.  pt.  repeated 
IcSro,  are.  a^.  to  do  over  again,  ta 

renew,   to  tell,    or  fay  again,  to 

begin  afrefi,  t$  iterate 
ItJfror,  iri,  atus.  pafl*. 
Iteruffl,  adv.  again 
Itidcm,  adv.  likewife,  in  like  manner^ 
Itinerarium,  i.  n.  an  itintrary 
Itin^rinos,  a,  um.  adj.  pertahwtf 

to  a  journey 
ItinSror,  ari  to  take  a  fourn^ 
Itio,  onis.  f.  a  going 
Ito,  are,  to  go  often 
Itur,  imperL  they  are  gov 
Iturut,  a,  um.  pt.  ready  to  go 
Itus,  (is.  m.  a  going  a  joui-ney 

1  and  J  before  U, 

Iva,.ae.  f.  ivf 

Juba,-  ae.  f.  the  mane,  the  feathers 
in  a  cocVt  neck,  the  tr^i  in  a 
fnakit  neck 

Jilbar,  aris.  n.  the  beam  of  the  fun ^ 
moon,  or  flan,  the  day  fiar,  any 
other  flars  the  refUBed  brightneji 
from  any  tUng,  fpkndor,  maj^y 

iubatus,  a*  am«  iaving  a  mane 
ubeni,  tis.  pt,  commanding 
iSbeo^  etc,  jufli,  flum,  ad.  to  bid^ 
order,  or  appoint,  to  charge,  to 
command,  to  aocree,  or  ordain  pub* 
lickly 
Jubeor,  eri,  jofTus  Aim.  pafl**  . 
Jubilaius  annus,  a  year  ofjvbile 
JubiUitio,    vn>'  f*    «  f^iUni^  f«C 


JUG 

jrifunde,   adv.   ii^i.    comp.  iffimc, 

flip,  merrily,  glid^,  pirarnnfly 
•-cundTUs,  atis.  f,  mirtb^  jollity 
Tiiciind'),  arc./iftfKxhilaro 

iiicundor,  ari.  /•  bt  merry 
ficiindui,   a,  urn.    tdj.   or,  comp. 

ffimus,  fap,  f/eafant.    dtUgbtfuU 

Hinc  Pi.i\%X\f:ty  jocund 
Judaicus,  »,  ur.,;  adj.  je^mjb 
Judaifmus,  i.   m.judaffm 
Judaizo,  arc.   to  judixs 
JudcK,  icis.  c.  %.  ajifd^e.    Alfo  a 

'uahur,  or  weigher  tftbhis 
JudKaiif,   tis.  judging 
JudJca/Tit,  /rojudicaverit 
fudrcatio,  onis.  f.  juJzing 
Tud:cato,  adv.  adviftdty 
Jodicatorium,  i.  n.  a  fyd'ratnry 
JadVcatrix,  Tci*.  f.  thMtjudgetb 
Judjcar..m,  i.  n.  a  decree 
Judicatoms,  a,   um.    pt.   tf^o»f  /» 

judfre 
jndicari.s,  a,   om.  pt.  judged,  ccn- 

dernne  /,  eficemed,  accounted 
Jridj'caros,  r,s.  m.  hdgement 
fndiciaJis,  c.  zdj.  judicial 
Judiciaria  controverTiat./tf/Vi,  Cic. 
Judicium,!,    n. judgement ^  atrial 

at  law,  a  HterJia  in  law,  a  decree 

in  fruity.  Sec,  a  cafe,  a  fuit,  miidy 

^P'-t'^n  Judgement,   cboice,   vnder- 

jfaitMni^'f  confiderafton,  the  ud'tciary 

kind  in  oratory^  Q'c»  Part,  Orat, 

14. 
Judico,  arc.  aft.  to  give  fentence,   to 

condtmn,  tojw^e,  think,  deem,  or 
f*pf"'1'*  Judicare  fub  formula,  to 

Wintjhr  judgement  according  to  tbe 

rigor  of  tbe  law 
Judicor,  ari,  icus.  paflT. 
Jiiga]i8>  e.  adj.  tbat  it  yoked.    Juga- 
Jes  focii,  a  pair  of  coach  iSor/cj, 
Sil,   Jngjie  fincvdam,  tbe  a^r* 


JUG 


JUP 


Jdgalif,  ii,  m.  tf  caaebborfe,  Virg. 
Jugatio,  onifl.  f,  a  yoking 
Ju  ai6riu8,  a,  um.  zA], yoked 
Jiigatjs,  a,  um.  pt.  coupled  togetber 
Jug-rratim,  ad?,  acre  by  acre 
Ju^er,   n.  unde  jugeris  io  gen.  £f 
jugere  in  abl.  pt.  jugera,  uqi.  n. 
an  acre 
Jui;?rum,  i,  d.  an  acre 
J>ij;*s,  e.  ctntinual,  perpetual 
Jugifier,  adv.  continually 
Juglans,  dif.  f.  a  walnut 
Jugo,  are.  a£t.  to  join,,  to  couple  to- 
gether, to  marry g  or  give  tn  mar- 
riage 
Jugo,  i».  to  cry  like  a  kite 
J  ii^or,  iti,    pair,   to  be  coupled  to- 

gitber 
Jugofus,  a,  um.  zd).  fullofridget 
JugiiU,  ae.  \\  crimes  tiroat 
'uaulandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  killed 
uftilaris,  e.  adj.  jugular 
yitiiUdiio,  onif.  f.  a  killing 
Jii'^ulaior,  01  is.  m.  ajJayer 
J.i^iilatus,    a,    um.   pt.  ftrangUi, 

otngrd 
JiipiiOy  ate.  aft.  to  kill,  or  cutout's 
throat,  hXct.  to  conoiff,  to^lenee, 
to  fpnil,  to  mar,    Suo  ftbi-  hunc 
jn^ulo  gladioy   I  condemn  him  out 
of  bis  own  mouth,   or  beat  bim  at 
b:s  oivn  Weapon,  Ter.  Prov.  Ju- 
gula-e   aliquem  gladio  plomoco, 
to  cut  his  throat  with  a  feather 
Jiigiilor,  ari,  atus.  paflf, 
Juguium,  i.  n.  &  jugiilut«  i.  ■>. 
the  forepart  of  tbe  ntck  wkert  tho 
windpipe  it,  throat  bone,  the  throaty 
or  neck.  Met.  the  chief  poitO-  of  a 
matter,  tbe  meritt  of  the  tamfe 
Jugwm,  i.  D.  a  yoke,   bomdtgOt  or 
fi^iotrj^  a,  fair -9^  any  thinf^  at 
i     iBuclj  jrwwA  a^Vw  <>3t«*  'wait  tar 


frame  wberem  vhm  enp^ 
beam    whereon  bakatH  Wj 
do  bang,  thefigu  Libia.  irA 
afhip  whereon  the  nmnpt 
top,  or  ridpe  ofaif  bUltt^t^ 
beam,  an  emhroiderer's {rt0 
Jugumeatum,  i.  a  Isntdd*^ 
Juleput,  i.  m.  a  julep 
JnLut,  i.  m.  themsntbjtil 
Julius,  a,  um.  ef  July 
luius,  i.  m.  tbeaovm^fr^ 
Jumentarius,  a,  um.  al^i  <^ 

longetb  to  cattle 
Jumentum,  i.  o.  a  kkmiH* 
Junceus,   a,  um.  adj.  mm*^ 

ra/b.t.  Met.fleKdtr 
Junclduf,  ay  vm.  adj.  idai 
Juncinus,  a,  urn.  adj.  tfoid 
Juncdfusy  a,um.  fmflifUh 
Junaim,    adv.  jmntly 
Jon^io,  oois.  f,  ajmiSim 
Junaura,  c.  f.  ajmniag, «« 
together,  a  jun^urCy  of  « 
of  time 
Juii£lurus,  a,  um.  pt.«^i 
JunAua,  a,  urr.  pt.  &  adj.  o^ 
flimus,     fpp.  jotntdy  4 
nearly  related 
JoDcus,  i.  m.  m  bmlnjb 
Tungcndufl,  a,  um.  pt.  to  htj 
Jongensy  tit.  pt,  joining 
Jungo,   ere,  »i,  dum.  aft. 
or  couple,   ta   effoeiaie.  J 
verba,    to  compound  woe^ 
Amnem  ponte,  to  ley  * 
outers  rhfcr^  Curt. 

{aQf  or,  i.  pair,  to  hejeimi 
nnior,  ioty  camp, yeaugVt^ 
"^iinlperas,  i.  f.  thejamftrn 
^oniii9*  i.  m.  ystsm 
fGn  a,  icia,  L  am  heifer 
Jvnonia  ales,  a  peacoek,  (K 
Jta^tcM^  Joviti  »•  theit^ 

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VR 

,  i.  n.  «»  oatb 
n.  an  tatb 
t.  five^ring 

n,  or trufy 

ivitb  an  oatb 

,  m  that  f^fantb 

Ji.  aft.  baving  fufom, 

r  tobe  ktpt.  ftoom  bf 

gbthh  h  ril^ 

I  dtmpUn^  hrewH 

.  Ufw9ar 

u  a4j.  /««<f^  //if 

is.  n.  a  cbklmg 

•t.'  cbiding 

s^f.  aebidiag 

Vider 

in.  irat9/mg 

1.  afcidai9g9  afmt  in 

ebide,  u/eold 

tus  fum.  dep.  /«  ciBf</e 

adj.  juridical 
.  n.  courtt  of  exebefuer 
im.  adj.  ^/i«  i^ 
a.  tf  i^dr'*  Juridicuf 
,  a  lord  tbitfjufiiee 
,  ^  jureconfultus,  i 
r,  actmnfelhrat  latv 
lis.  f.  /ow^  4mJ  ««- 
termiae  wbat  it  law, 
five  power*  in  Judging, 

pttttifibiwg :   Alfo    a 

or  difiriff 
.  m«  onejiil/ui  in  tbe 

til.  a  lawytr 

f  a.  f*  tbeJkiB  in  tbt 

veoTf  Utaktanoatb  j 

pirtt  J«rare  araS|  to 

is  an  iba  altars  and 

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J  US 


JUX 


Juror,  ari.  pafT.   . 

Juriilentus,  a,  um,  zA\»  full  of  juice  ^ 
or  liquor,  fitweU  in  brotb 

Jus,  jut  is.  n.  reafotiy  rigbt^tbt  latv. 
Meton.  tbe  courts^  tbefeJJioHs,  or 
tribunal,  autbority,  afiate,  oi  con- 
dition, liheftv  ':  Alfo  an  ordinance, 
cuftom,  OT  Jtatnte,  Suimmum  jna, 
tbe  r:gc^ir  o,'  tbe  lavf,  Col.  Jus 
Quiritium,  tbe  common  law  tfsbe 
Romans,  Piin.  0|''Ciaio  jure  pne- 
dia,  freehold  land,  dijcbargod  from 
ail  taxes,  or  duties,  Cic.  Quo  jure, 
quaque  injuriS,  rigbt,  or  wrong 

Jus,  juris,  n.  brotb,  gruel 

Jufculum,  i.  n.  dim.  brotb,  gruel, 
JuTculum  coa£luin,y£//y 

Jusjurandum,  jur  sjurandi,  ^  jaf- 
jurandi,  n.  ajolemn  oatb 

iJvfTuin,  i.  n.  a  command 
JuiTurus,  a,  um.  pt.  a^oui  to  am* 
mund,  or  order 
JuGuSy  a,  um.  pt.  commanded 
JufTuf,  (is.  m.  a  cbarge,  a  will  and 

coufent 
('Jufia,  drum.  n.    ^X,  funeral  rites: 
>      Alfo  a  daily,  or  ordinary  tajk,  fl 

due  ratCy  proportion,  or  allowance 
Jufie,  adv.  ius,  comp.   iflime,  fup. 

juflly^  lawfully,  upri^btly 
Jufti.^ro  juOiftl,  Ter. 
Juftif  icatio,  dnis.  f.ju/ijfication 
Jnftif  ICO,  are.  aft.  to  jujlijy 
Juftif  jcus,  si,Mm,  ibat  dftbjuftice 
Juftitia,  ae.  f.  juftice,  rigbteonfnefs, 

upright  dealing,    clemency,    mercy, 

tbe  method  of  jufiice 

Juftttiarius,  i.  m.  ajuftice 
uftitium,   ).    n.    tbe  tracation,  or 
time  out  of  term 
Jufto  longius,  longer  than  need  is 
Juihis,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 
jTOf,  (up,  jnft,   exaa  5    lawful 
rigbtf  dejennd^  due,  remfiuibU 


Kprtgbt,  jufi,  pious,  compleat  in  aff 

its    pares,    not   ahn'dgi'dt  jufi   op 

jufiified,  madi.  Of  accounted  ju/k 
Juvandus,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  be  helped 
Jiivans,  tis.  pt*  helping 
]nv»t,'impzjL  itplttafetb 
Juvatur»js,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  help 
Juvenalia,  ium.  pi.    n,  games  for 

tbe  exercije  of  youth 
Juvenilis,  r,  aclj    Juvenalis  dies,  a 

day  added  to  the  ^Saturnalia,  Suet* 

'[  iivenca,   ae    f.  an  h*ifer 

^  uvcnciilus,  i.  m.  a  little younfmam^ 

uvencus,  a,  um.  adj.  a  youn^  borja. 

,  dvencus,  i,  m.  a  bullock,  ovJker\ 

any  youni  m^le 
Juvenefcens,  tis.  pt.  growing  youngs 

grouting  fhrtb 
Juvenefco,  JSre.  to  wax  youngs  tOt 

grow  playful 
Juvenilis,  e.  adj.  or,  cotti]^,  juvenile^ 

youthful,  loantOH,  great,  bt^ga 
J  u  vSni liter,  adv.  youthfully 
Juyenis,  e.  adj.  young 
Juv^nls,  is.  c»  g.  a  young  man,  or- 

woman 
Juvenor,  ari,  itus  futn.  dep.  to  play 

a  youthful  party  Hor. 
Jilvenca,  ae.  i, youth,  young  age 
Juventas,   atis.   f.   the  gpddefs   ef 

.youth :  Alfo  youth 
Jiiventus,  litis,  f.  youth,  youngfilk, 

tbegoiidefs  of  youth 
Juvo,  are,  uvj,  utum.  aft.  to  help,, 

aid,  fuccour,   or  eafe,  to  do  good,- 

to  profit,  to  delight 
Juvor,  ari.  paiT.  to  be  helped 
Juxta,  praep.  cum  accuf.   nigh,  by,^ 

near  to,  toward,    bard  by,  •  next^ 

after,  accoeding  to 
Juxta,  adv.  even,  aBke^  all  ««e^  a\ 

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t9dfcay^  t9  jrr«.- r..;-.  Lihi  ?T«c.ite, 
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Z  L)A  C 

Et.  &f  paft.  tear'  Lachrym^bundtfs,  ready  to  vf^ep 
n,  rent,  mangledy  Lachrymandus,^  a,  tun.  pt.    to    be 
\  diJbev(lU4-  Met.       «m^,  or  lamented 
d  I^achrymaifs^  tis.  pt«  'Ufeepittg,  drep- 

jHof  Be  torn  ping 

f  pt.  to  he  torn  to  I^achrymatio,   onis,  f.  a  weeping^ 

a  dropping  ofmoifiure,  gum,  if  c, 
tearing  Lichrymitor,  Oris,  O).  that  Vfeepefb 

a  tearing^  tending   Lachrymatus,  a,  um.  pt.  dijUlkd 
be  that  tfarifb       If^chryoio,  ar?.  n.  &  I^cbrymqrt 
rtri7,  mangled     ,  \"    ari.  dcp.  to  weep 
idf'ng  coat,  a  cMe,   l^aclirymose,  adv.  tveep\ngly 
»r  bood  IfachrymofuSy  vel  lacrymofusy    a, 

.  cioked  om,  adj.  fytt  of  teart^  '{ueepitiigm 

0  rend,  or  puffin       Met,  fad,  dplejuf 
otQufy,   Lacerare  I<achrymula,  x.  f.  a  Tittle  tear  . 
k  one,    Lacerare   Lacinia,   as.  f.  tbefiap  of  a  gown^ 
(0  blemfj$  Bis  r«-       f^e  bem  of  a  g^m^ent,  a  jag,  or 
rag,  a  f^arateftdd:  afvn^wuef 
pafT.  to  he  torn        .  yuno 
idj*  ragged  Laciniatim,  ?dy.  liypofca 

zard  Lacifiiatus,  a,  um.  pu  btmmed 

si6j,ftrong  Laciniose,  ^v>  jkggedfy 

n  arm^  firengtb  :  I«aciniorus,ay  um.  zd},  full  of  plaitti 

intricate 
D.  pt.  to  be  pro-  .  Lacio,  ere.  to  decoy,  or  trepan 

Lacomcum^  i,H,  a  bothouje 
provoking  Lacon  j  cus,  a,  u  m .  ad j .  Lace4emoman, 

I.  pt.  about  to  at'  '     laconic, /bert  andp'aby 

Laconiffnus,  i,  ta,a  Jbort  vMy  ^ 
I.  pt,    provoked,       fpfakirg 

l,acotomus,  i.  m.  a  Unetbat  tuttnb 
J,   Ttum.  aA.  to        the  left fem'icircle 
sprovoie,  to  cbal-    La(:ryma>  wd.  Lacbryma 
"0  tfoxe  And  trow    Laftans,  tis  pt.  tbat  batb  milk,  tbat 
\dtear,  t^mpor*       givetbfuck 
to  difiurb  La^tantia,  um.  n.  pi.  wbite  meats 

\ice&tox,  \ri,   itus    La6laria,  s^»  f.  milkweed 
>rovoked  La^tarium,  i.  n.  tf  dairyboufe 

tiberb^  La^larius,  a,  um.  adj.  made  of  milk, 

a  tear,  tbe  drop'        or  giving  milk  , 

La£lariu8>  i.    m,  a    dairyman  ^   a 
6j,  to  bf  bewaiUJ      m/ikman 

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L  JEN- 

La£le,  is.  o^  milk 

Li&ena,  tis.  ^it.  fucking,  Sub(t'.  if 
fucklingy  baving  milk  in  it,  Vifl^ 
Geor.   I,  3  J  5. 
La6teo,   Ere   n,  to  fuck  milk 
La6teoluS|  a,  um.   milk  tobitt 
Ladles,  iu m .  t,tbe  fnall  gats 
La£^t^o,  Sre.  to  become  like  milk,   /• 

bkye  milk,  to  grow  mifcb 
Irad^ni,  a,  um.  ^dj.  0^  or  likf  wiUtf 

^ffbite,  milly 
La^icinia,  v/'i/.  ItaAantfa 
La6licolor,  oris.  wd>  La£teus 
La£to,  are.  tetwbeedle,  ox  trepan 
Lz&o,  ire,  u&,  to  fuckU  > 

La^iica,  ae.  f.  lettuce.  Ladaca  k«  ^ 
■    poring,  fno'tbifitoy  Apul* 
La£laciSl^,  «•.  f.  a  Ptttle  lettttee 
Laciiq^,  ae.  ft  a  pvdJle,  (i  dtmn, 
atn  little  bole,   oc  bollov^  f^.^^» 
mt.  a  defeat  or  want.  Lacunas 
famae,  a  blemijb  in  one*sgood  name  ' 
Lacunar,  iris,  n»«  ci^^roofarcbe^g 

or  fretted 
Lacunatui,    a,   um.    pt.    ^roi^be 

witb  fret-work,  made  bol^o4o 
Lacuno,  are.  a£t.  toworkcvitbfretr 

work 
LacunSAis,  a,  um.  zi}ifi(llofditcb«t 
Lacus,  i  &  iSs.  a  lake,  or  ftandii^ 
pool,  4  vat^    a  cooler^   tbe  mean 
beam  of  tbe  boufe,  a  forn  hi%  4 
fmi/b*s  trough 
Lacufculus,  i.  m.  aliule  laha 
Lacuturris,  a  c^ul/flowtr 
Lapfl^ns,  tis.  pt.  hurting 
LsedOf.Sre,  fi»  fum.  att.  to  burt^  t: 
,    injure,  to  infe&y  to  violate,  to  of- 
fend, to  trouble,  Lx^^r^  famam^ 
to  fpeak  ill  of  out,  Cic.  Loedere 
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Lanriraj  int;*:-j«-sr:,'«_fix 

L»^^r,  ax:.  pajT.  fr  *f  nsitfrnxTi 
LxT?r,  crii.  m.  '-«:r-' > 
Lzruf,  a,  Bin.  •;].  ;;/■/  *■  :rf  >' 

»-^ar.  ^••r'«rrx/,/riyr.*;«i.  .■.-H" 
Lisaaoa:,  u'n.  a  -^'Tsa-,  mptml  '  j 
Ligtna,  ».  f.  ^/JpffB  I 

La|oii,  h.  f.  MisraKi:ips  sitlSaikysli^^mii.cwmjtSd 

an  bgrt  iLwx^Sms, /mt,  adog^tiUB. 

Lijiincala,  c.  f.  «  irsi  ^rjr?         Lirj,  at.  f.  wa,/,  tir  itfi^f  >l 
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6/.^,    r»«  •  r  Si  litftTf^  Frrv.  LlM  Upriu,  «  ^  \ 

Laicux,  i.  m.  «.:A«xr,  r »!  *     vc^,  Hor.  1 

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LAN 

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At-,  rr  .rrs  of  l^^'S 

I-iBi-j3€:'as,  a.  uin.  ewkfi 
Liaiam.  }.  n.  arehsvgKf  ^ 
Lavrula,  ».  f.  MJctJtfi^ 
la'Bofiis,  a,  on,  ajj-j^/ln 
Laxpida,  s.  f.  i/.  ja.  bajp 
I^cuaeiai.  ar.  b.  «  c^mt 
Laar««y  «£«.  f.  sinf,' 

l-uz»aza  alicci  txatec,*! 
/B«  af:^C£tfir  it  vfK 


Luanv,  e.  ad«'.  ilattmhvd 
Ltraniiu  a,  um.  af.  »/a^  i 
Li=ar.as,  j.  m.  s  cbtiitr,  tm 
Llrlta,  «.f.  mjbeep,atvt,fi. 
'La-aras,  a,  uxn.  ior,  £>  iai*i 


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I      b-:,i.j?.   i:r.b:f.n:.  « ..v4  Tr:-*  La=cej^ 

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I      jfc:*-,  .-.- w«.ve?  f^  (Mrs. Br 

I  LjLz:e::tum,   :.  a.  m  tMmnSMtm^  m  Laaea,'.*^.  ^af^/lan-ena 
I     *f««--:irF,  Mjtr-.tk  Laaefbis,  e.  adj.  •fflpssi/'" 

' i.  a  W^% •  ^^ct ^«  laT-  Laneus,  t,  um.  adj. tswiib «  ^ 


:  ytX  %lfct.NMBBX,\d^^3«SivStt^\«u\^^«Mn 


4.  N 

Ungnefceniy  tit.  pt< 

,  languiy  fup.  car*  to^ 
btjick^itehle^  'tt  faint, 

decay,  to  become  Ufi- 
vf  dull  and  btavy,  f 
{weary,  Langoetju- 
the  moon  P'lnetb  dimt 
>tat. 

tif.  pt.  laninifiing 
re.  to    grow  languid^ 
ftl^  to  abate,  to  fade 
V.  languididsy   comp. 
houtfjf»rtt,  a  little 
>dtr.  fomewbat  faintlf 
tL,  um,  fomewtat faint, 

,  am.  adj.  faint,  feeble^ 

d,  faded,  fpiritlejs, 

iguidiora   vina,   raey^ 

«,  Hor.  Od.  3,  ir, 

caufing  faintntft 

I.  m.  ftiintnefs,  feeble^ 

tefs,  want  of  [pint,  a 

,  vjearinefu  Met.  la- 

luofut    languor,    the 

\  Od.  2,  2,  16. 

,  UDQ.   pt.  ready  to  he 

es 

pt.  cutting  topitca 

1).  a  Jlaugbterboufe 
r.  f.  ajlaugbter 
he  that  tearetb 
3in.  pt.  nnt,  torn 

m.  a  tearing  to  pieces^ 

r 

n.  wool,  or  cattcn 
\  tbefiefb  fifamblet,  the 
h*   trade    of  butchery, 
\ruffion,  and  carnage 
um.  heareth  W09I 
f.  a  eardsr  of  wool 
,  n    (he  etrt  of  making 


LAP 

Lanificui,  a,  um.  clatbworking 
Lantger,  Sra,  um.  adj.  bearing  wool 
LSoio,  onis.  m.  a  butcUr 
Lanio,  are.  to  pull  in  pieces,  to  cut 

upt  to  butcher 
Laoionius,  a>  um.  adj.  of  a  butcher 
Lanior,  ari,  to  be  torn,  or  butchered 
LanTpendia,  as.  f,  afpinJUr 
Laaifta,    «.  m.   a' fencing  mefier* 
Lanifta  avium,  a  cockmafier.  Col. 
Laniua,  i.  m.  a  butcher 
Lanofus,  a,  um.  adj.  woolly 
Linuginofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp* 

dowiy,  foft  likeivonl 
Lanugo,  inis,  f.  bain  on  the  faces 
ef  young  people^   the  [<ift  fur  upon 
fruits,  icc»  the  down  feathers  in 
birds 
Lanula,as.  f.  a  fmall  lock  of  Wool 
Lanx,  cis.  f.  a  charger,  or  a  deep 

dijb,  afcale 
Luputhum,  i.  n.  monks  rhubarb 
Lapi^ida,  ae.  m.  a-fione  cutter 
Lapicidina,  x,  f.  a  fuarry 
Lapidarius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining 

toftones 
Lapidarius,  i.  m.  a  lapidary 
Lapiditio,  onis.  f.  a  throwing   of 

jflones,  aftoning  to  death 
Lapidator,  oris.  m.  a  burler  offiones 
Lapjdatws,  a,  um.  ^x.flotied 
Lapidavit,  ^  lapidatum  eft,  imperf. 

//  rained  fiones 
Lapiderco^  ere.  to  "petrify 
Lapideus,  a,  um.  adj.  psny,  full  of 
fiones,madeofjlones*  Lapideus  lum, 
I  jland  like  afiatue,  Plaut. 
Lapi^o,  are.   to  throw  ftones,  tofione 

to  death,  to  cover  wthftoYies 

Lapidofus,  a,  um.   adj.  or,  com,. 

ftofiy,  full  officnes,  bar  J.  as  ajionc, 

ofjioae 

fjpillus,  j.  OT.  aUttkfioM.    Hun 

Y     Horn  £g*{:i  KQHgfc  lapillQ,  Tuk-.i 


L  A  Q^ 


ibis  an  happy  day,  Perf. 
Lapio,  to  make  hard  as  afUda 
Lapis,  idis.  m.  a  Jlone,  apMe,  m^ 
precious  flone,  a  gem,  4  mile.  Mat. 
a  place  raifed  high,  where  things 
were  cried,  a  Saw,  heavy,  duU 
felieWt  an  hardhearted  asan.  La- 
,  pidem  ferre  altera  manu,  panem  , 
oflentare  altera,  to  give  one  roof- 
meat,  and  beat  him  with  the  &tp 
Plaut.   De  lapide  empti,  fimet 
good  for  nothing,  Plaut.   Jovem 
lapidemjurare,  tofwear^  throW" 
ing  a  fione  out  of  his  bdnd,  and 
faying.  May  Jupiter  thus  c^  iMf 
away,  Cic.  Lapis  facer,  a  bom" 
dary,  or  landmark,  Tibull. 
Lappa,  ft.  f.  a  bur 
Lappaceus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  kur 
Lappago,  Tnis.  f,fiepberd*s  rod 
Lapfabundus,  a,  um.  ready  to  foM 
Lapsana,  ae.  f.  wild  coleworts 
Lupfani,  tfs.  pt,  flipping  t 

LapHo,  onis.  f.  a  trip,  orfali 
Lapfq,  2Lxt,  to  flip  often 
Lapsurus,  a,  um.  pt.  ready  to  fall 
LapfaS)  a,  um.  ^U  falling,  windii^p 
gliding,  paft  over.    Lapfos    fpe, 
difappoinred  in  expeffation,  Caef, 
LapAis    animi,   miftaken,  Plaut. 
Fidea  U^h,  breach  of  promife,  Ov. 
Lapfus,  \i&.  m.    arfliding,  a  fall,  a 

flip,  a  miftaie 
Laquear,   aris,   n.  &  laqueare,  it. 

a  ceiling  dene  with  fret  work 
Laqueans,  tis.  pt.  arching 
Laqoeatus,  a,  um.  pt.  arched^  deled 
Laqueatus,  a,  um.  pt.  infrared 
Luqueo,  are.  toinfnare^  to  roof  OM 

houfe 
I.aqueus,   i.  m.  a  fMof<>  a  J^aT*^  ». 
tflj>,    tttv  taUtr    \Q  Van^  «nt  '*"^- 


r.  A'\  V 


l«fii.,  i.ina,  I  ,•»  i-Httn-^ 
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l.d  i«ii<liii,  «,  iiiii.  |il,    f.i  /<«  f»/ii|iri/ 

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¥0mi0Hl,  kmUAfi-nM,     Ih    imUll. 

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an  /•4t0 
l'<|!iiiiiaU,  m,  t   §htil»  fi.tfhH 

l.tliilt,   «,  iiiii.  iirtj.  LIumgtHg  Im  lite 

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fl/*  f/  //.•   141 ,  il  ««r^ 

(•«IMiiiii,  i|»,  /It  ««A«/i 
l>«milir.lit«,  ■,  Mill.  »mk4 

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l.rilfl|i|l«ll«t,    #•,    II,.  .«  nM 

l>«MI|>i«,  4.(.«.    I.    4  ^0mf., 

A>'y  wrffiii,  th/tint-t 

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l.4f|i|ift.iiii,  ,»,  l^t^nfmlt 

l«llill|.|llll«,  /«»,    N  rfii|'« 

l.aiii,  i«.  t.  Ht',»ltihJ* 

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r.  /if//#M  w 
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|..|l|B||i»fM..  *,   ..M,    ,.l,     /.f,l„9lr.(         f|i.|.|i,4,««'    4^   Hill.  |..  .  . 
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/.fIN.M/,  N  /'#«• -rfri  I       i,.tt.Hlum» 

l.*iii«iiliiiii,    I.    ft     «  UmtnUlUn^  M  I.«iiB,,  /./.  ^M„./U„:,„, 
hMiuiMpt  ^  /f'ntk  l."ll»Mil»,  •.  •.!)    */ 1...-./, 

«  *«//•  144 hi  lit,  4,  (I III.  ■•tj.  titap;/. 


N 

nguefceni»  tii«  pt 

iingui,  Tup,  cir,  Ifs 
JSikJtehlt^  tx faint 
'H0v,  to  hicwu  hfl 
dufi  gmd  btittfy,  f 
oeary,  tiin|Uc(Ju- 
r  ««•«  fiimtb  Jim^ 
It. 

I.  pt.  Uniuifiitig 
,  to   grow  Uniuidt 
,  to  ahate,  t^faJt 
Unguidii^fy   conp. 
^tf^tit,  m  iitth 
V.  /Bmtwhat  fshtff 
urn.  fvmiWlatfaiiUt 

\m,^iiyfalHt,fiit/(ft 
f$dfd,  ffirithjt,  UM- 
JKllura   Vina,   r*€y^ 
Hor.  Od.  3,  at, 
itfinjf  f^intrtfji 
ni.  fuimtmfjt^  ftthh" 
r,  WJtnt  of  fpirit^  a 
wetriMfu  Met.  Ai. 
ofuf    Idnguofi    tbi 
L>d.  9,  s,  16. 
101.   pt.  fM«^  to  bo 

.  r«r/i«j^  to^tfa 
I.  a JlaMgttnhoufi 

I.  pC.  f <  jfff,  rw  M 

I.  4  ttutiHg  lu  pitm^ 


\ejitjh  ^mbUt,  the 


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tbe^ 

trim 

iHiOn,  mng  camagt 
Rl.  biMtetb^ont 

s  tafdir  of  wc»/ 
I    ibt  0rt  •/  waiiffjj 


LAP 

LanYficui*  1,  um.  clt4bwrkhg 
LanTger,  In,  um.  ail),  bturing  ftW 
LSfnioy  (Snii.  m.  a  buttUr 
Lanio,  are.  fo  ^«//  in  fi^cu^  to  cut 

Mf,  to  btttfbfr 

Uniuniui,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  buttber 
LanioTi  arl,  tobt  tort*,  or  butcbtred 
liiinTpendia,  «•  f.  afpinjftr 
L:\tk\hg,    w.  m.    a' foHcinf  mifitT% 

Lanifta  avium,  a  t^ikwrnfttTf  Col. 
LAiiiutg  i.  m.  4  butcbit 
h^nofui,  a,  um.  adj.  wo^hf 
LiindgTn6ru9,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

dowwf,  (oft  iihuvoni 
Lanugo,  Tnii.  f.  bain  an  tbo  facn 

of  young  pfoph^   th  f*ftfur  upon 

jruift,  ftt.  fbi  dttwM  ftatbtrt  la 

Jirdi 
Luniila,w.  f.  MfwuilMofnoool 
Laitx,  cii.  f.  0  cbargtr^  or  «  dnp 

difit  afcaff 
Luputhum,  i.  n.  m:itikt  rbubarb 
LapKidli  V.  m.  ajhne  cutter 
LJipTcldina,  *,  f.  a  f"**""/ 
Lapid.uiu^,  a.  um.  adj.  ptrtaiuing 

to  fittnti 
Lapidiitiu'j,  i.  m.  aiapiJury 
L«pifdatio,  lini*.  f.  a  tbtvw.tig   of 

fiontif  aftofting  to  detth 
Lipid  Jtur,  6ri».  nt.  «  burlet  cfflon^'i 
LapidSturi,  a,  um.  \>\,/ioned 
Lapid4\it,  ^  Upidjtum  el1|  imperl'. 

it  rained  Jtonrt 
Lapidcl'co,  hct  to  petrify 
Lapideus,  a,  um.  nd).%ny^  f  l\  ^/ 

Jionti^miidtoffiones,  LapiJcui  lum, 

/  fiand  itkt  afljtue,  Plaut. 
LapT^u,  arc.   f •«  il  roti'  ftooeSf  to  fiutft 

to  degtb,  to  toi'or  witbjhuoi 
LNptd6ru«,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  con,. 

fiomy,  ju/i  ojflcfies,  bat  J  at  rf^/wh-, 

offtuue 
T.tpilhis,  I.  m.  tf  /'iV.'iV/flw.    Uo!  i 
J     Horn  i/^'Nj  mcifofc  U^illv,  r«a.j 


L  A  Q^ 


ibU  o  ibdi//jf  4^,  Perf. 
Lapio,  to  mako  bard  at  ajhtte 
Lifpis,  Tdis.  m.  a  Jhntt  apobUe,  «• 
prHioutftoutf  agem^  m  mlh*  Mat. 
a  place  raijed  bigb,  mrber*  tbiugt 
«ivrf  cried,  a  jhno,  bioyp^  duU 
feb'ttv,  an  hardhearted  wian.  La- 
,  pidem  fcrre  altcrS  manu,  panam  , 
oUcntare  alteroj  to  give  out  roaf» 
meat,  and  heat  bim  with  th§  bitp 
Plaut.   l)e  lapide  empti|  jCwi 
good  fir  nothing,  Plaut.   Jovem 
lapidem  jurare, /oAtfMT,  rfraw- 
ing  a  fione  out  of  bis  bdnd^  and 
fttyingf  Mity  Jupiter  tbui  c^  aif 
awaf,  Cir,  Lapia  facer,  a  bomf 
dary,  or  landmark,  Ttbull. 
Lappa,  K.  f.  a  bur 
Lapp&eui,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  bur 
Lapplgo,  Tail.  f.  fbepbrrd^x  rod 
Lipfabundus,  a,  um.  reaJy  to  faU 
Lapijna,  «.  f.  wHd  colnvortt 
Lupfaiii,  til.  pt.y/Y>/;«£  4 

Lapfio,  6nia.  f.  a  trip,  or  fall 
Lapfo,  ixf,toJlipofien 
Lupiuius,  a,  um.  pt.  ready  tofaU 
Lupfji,  a,  um.  ^U falling,  windings 
gliding,  paft  over,    Lapfui    (^e, 
difappoinred  in  expeffation,  Crf. 
Lapnii    animl|   miftaken,  Plaut* 
Fid«i  U^U,  breach  tf  promije,  Ov. 
Lapfuii,  Oi.  m.   aJUaing,  afall^  a 

jUp,  u  luipake 
LAiiurar,   jris*    n.  «S.^  laqueare,  it. 

«/  f.vVi.fjf  done  wUbfttt  noork 
U'l^nean^,  rii.  pt.  anbing 
I.aqueatu&,  a.um.  pt.  arched^  Ht/ed 
L^quriitoR,  a,  um.  pt.  infiiMrtd 
LaqurOi   Mre.  tJtnJnarei  to  rvof  mm 

b^fe 
1  U4ucni,  i.  m.  a  ••o{e^  a  {ti%T«^  %. 


\ 


LAS 

Jirepde,  Synecd.  a  dtvelBng  howfe  > 

mu*t  borne.    Ab  ipfo  Ure,  Prov* 

to  begin  at  home 
t^ardum,  lior,  %el  laridam,  i.    n. 

bacoMf  lard 
Large,  adv.  ids,  coipp.  iflime,  fup. 

abundantly,  Ubtr ally  ^  plentifully 
Lar^ieni,  tis.  pt.  givh.fr 
LirgtficuB,  a,  um.  l\btral 
iMgifluus,  a,  Mm.Jlowetb  abundantly 
Lar|Tlo<)uus,  a,  uin.  talkatme 
Largior,  Tri,  itoi  fum.  dep.  &  lar- 

gto,   ire.   fo  ghe  liberally,  to  ber 

flow,  to  grants    fi  permit 
*  LargTtas,    atis,  f,  largenefs,  bounty 
Largitir,  adv.  idem  quod  large. 
Largitio,  cni'.  f.  largefs,  a  bribe 
LargUor,  oris.  m.  a  liberal  giver 
Largitus,  a,  um .  pC.  having  given. 

Pair,  granted 
Largiius,  adv.  pro  large 
Largus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  flimos, 

fup.  viry  large,   ttflowirg^  plen- 
tiful 
Laridum,  i.  n.  bacon 
Larix,  icis,  f.  the  larch  tree 
Larva,  ae.   f.  a  nfifard,  or  ma/k^  a 

gb'fty  a  phantom,  a  fear/crow 
Larvalis,    c.    adj.   bounty,  .  di/mal, 

frightfuU  ghafily^  like  a  gboft 
Larvatus,  a,  um.  difguijed,  majked^ 

frighted  ivitb  jpirits 
Lirvo,  are.  to  put  m  a  mafk 
Larus,  \,  m,  a  fea-mew,  or  gull. 

Larus  hians,  Prov»  be gapetb  for 

preferment 
I-rifianum,  i.  n.  a  clojeftoolfor  men    , 
Lifcivc,  lafciviter,adv.  wantonly 
L:ifcivia,  a?,  f.  wantonnefs,  lufifulne/s 
Lafcivihundus,  z,  um.  wanton 
Lafciviens,  tis.  ^t,  playing  tbtvjati' 

ton,  /jpertingfScc. 
Lufiivio,  Trc,  jvi,   itum 
or  to  p!aj  tbi  V.^ntm^ 


L  A  T 

'    wanton»  Of  trees,  to  grovfranVy 
Lafcivus,    a,  um.    adj.  or,  comp. 

llimuS)  fup.  frollckjome^  fportvoe^ 

gamefome,  fk'mifh,  frljkingj    lea*' 

cberous,  Jnrntty,  baudy 
Laser,  eris.  n.  benxotn,  aflafcetida 
Laferpitiatus,  mixed  with  benjoin 
Laferpitifer,  era,  um.  adj.  bearing 

benzv'n 
Laferpitium,  ■•  n.  bemaoin 
Lafsdrio,  onis*  f«  a  vffan'nefs 
Lafsator,  Sris.  m.  he  that  wearietb 
Laffatus,  a,  um.  pr.  wearied,  tired 
LafTefco,  ere.  to  grew  %veaty 
LaiHtudo,  inis.  f.  weariiefs,  a  lafji- 

tude,  LalTitudo  foH,  the  impover' 

ijhment  of  land^  Col. 
LaHTo,  are.  to  tire,  to  jade  one 
LafFor,  art,  at  us.  palT. 
Lafsulus,  a,    um.    adj.   fomcwbai 

weary 
LafTus,  a,   um.   adj.   weary,  tired^ 

jaded,  fpent,    tvom    out,   faded, 

glutted,  faint,  ill.   Res  laiTe^  ad- 

verf-ty.  Phut. 
Lata,  a?,  f.  a  lath 
Late,  iiis,  iffime.  adv.  abroad,  far 

abroad,  wide,  in  many  placet^  far 

and  wide,  amply ,  copioufy 
.'.atebra,  z.  f.    an  biaing  place,  a 

fhtlttTr  a  den  for  btajh,  a  recefi, 

or  retreat,   a  difguife^  a  pretence^ 

a  feigned  excufe 
Latebricola,  ae.  com.  gen.  €  lurcher 
LatSbrSse,  zdv,  privily 
Latebrofus,  a,  um.  adj.  fullof  dem, 

or  hiding  places,  dark,fhaity 
Latens,  tis.  pt.  Isivg  bid 
Latenter,  adv.  ficretly 
Lateo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  n.  f  lie  bid^ 

or  concealed,   to  lurk,  to  fculk,  to 


^.v*««vi.-m  — — r 

.  n.  to  ht\    \-^'LtXm^V^« 


tg  to  a  brick       ji 
m,  i.  fl.  «j2«llt*|l 

IS,  1.  III.  a  BAm 


LAT 

Later,  ^ris.  m.  a  bridt,  AA 

rem  lavare,  to  Ubm  k  ^ 

Ter.  Lateret  atire>,  itfB 
Lateralis, 
Lateraria, 
Laterarlus, 
LaterariuS]^ 

belonging  to  a  britJi 
LatercuiUiD] 

roll 
Laterculus, 

mufler  roll,  a  lift 
Lateritios,  a,iim.  madiafH 
Laterna,  se.  I.  a  lantern 
Laternariui,  i.  o.  alatath 
Laternuia,  ae.  f.  a  Uttk  hm 
Laterones,  j^Mffroi  of  tbtffM 
LaterunciUaria,  a  chejiMi 
Latefco,  (a  Ute«}  ere  * 
Latcfcc,  to  begin  to  be  Hi 
Latex,  ids  —  '* ' 

VfateTi 

frejb  water 
Latbyr,  is.  w»  the  berbJjfitM 
Latialis,    e.  &  latiarii,  «| 

Italy,  latin 
Latibulo,  are.  tokrk 
Latibiilumy  i.  n.  m  den,  gfm 

retreat 
LatTclavius,  i.  no.  «/«*^ 
LatlclaviuB^  a,  um.  LtficM 

nica,    a  parlian^  f^. 

witb^di 


r,  to  begin  to  be  bd^^  4 
ids.  m,/r|ifor,or/rtU 
r,  a  fpringt  or  /dj 


Latif  5ha8,  a,  om.  adj.  Mj| 

Latifundioin,  i.  n.  <**"'^({ 

Latine,  adj.  in  Latin,  Lw^ 

to.be/killed  in  /Af/i«j 

Cic.  Latin^  loqai,  r«jH 

/•friv,Cic.  I 

Latinxtas,  atis.  f.  tbele^^ 

the  propritty  o/fA«rHm 

Latinus,  a,  om.  adj.  J^f^  \ 

\     ^t  belonging  to  the  aai*7»  t 


a  carrying,  Met«  tf^l 
litg  of  Uwt 
.  lurkhifi 

f.  a  lurking 

m.  a  i^r^«r 
i<  bidy  to  Iw^k 
,    f.  trudtb.  Met. 
If.    Latitudo  votbo- 
fling  ffftecb,  Qoint. 

uiofJlMe^Mprifott 
a  mafon 

a  bearer  f  a  frt^g  ^ 
wtdier,  or  giver  of 

t«  barkings  craving. 

marking 

SD.  a  barker 

rf.  /i6«y  bark 

,^t,baikedaf,  framed 

forJbi/iafGod  aiene 

0  ifrity,  tb^JiMk  •Jfi 

ifbfMfe 

9  bark,   to  open,    at 

it,  to  bawl,    to  rail 

k,  bog,  or  crav* 

a.  an  bind  Joliier,  a 

f,  a  robber,  an  bigb' 

heJf'iMUi,  an  bunter 

onit.  f.  a  rpbbing 

Mil.  m.  <•  robber 

.  n.  foidiery,  robbery, 

taling 

iy  atus  fum.   dep.  fo 

for  fay,  to  rob  on  tbe 

oris.  m.  a  jufiice  of 

:.  n.  tf  //«^  /Wr/". 
bt  tsbU'Man^  ox  cbefi  • 
icuUt  Ju<J#rr^  A'/^ 


L  A  U 

«f  cbefi,   or  fa^/fi>  Sea. 
Lavum,  fup.  (0  ^^tr^  otfuffew 
Lacura,  y«r#  j  9\{o  pifferanco 
Laturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to  bear 
LatU8>   a,  um.    pt.   bom^  carried. 


given. 


mads 


Latus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,c*mp.  flimus, 

Tup.  large,  fpacious.  Met.  emalt*d» 
LatiHima  rcgm,  Ov^Epift^  a,  iii. 
(2)  Erigimur,  Utiorea  fieri  vi- 
dcmur^  humana  delpicimus,  Cic* 
Acad.  4,  127. 
Latusy   erts.  n.  a  fide*   Meton,  a 
companion,  a  climate^  a  kindred,  an 
tarne^neft  injpoaking,  G'c.  ^Vr. 
4f  21.  Honor  laieris,  tbe  upper 
band,  Qijn',  Homines  a  latere, 
a  prince' I  aitendants,   that  are  aJ^ 
•  ways  about  bim.   Latere  teAo  de- 
cedere,  to  come  clear  nff,  Tcr,  La- 
tere aperto,  unguarded,  Cic. 
Latufciilum,  i.  a.  a  littkfide 
Lavacrum,  i.  n.  «  batb,  a  font 
LavanduUj  ae.  f.  lavender ^fpike 
Lavandus,  a,  um.  pt.  ;•  be  wafited 
Lavani|  tis.  pt.  wajbing 
Lavitlo,  6ni3,  f.  a  wejhing 
Lavator,  5rijs.  m.  a  wajber 
Lavatrioa,  ae.  f.  id,  qu,  latrina 
Lavatrixj  icis.  f.^  alattnd/efs 
Lavaturus,  a,  um.  pc.  about  to  vsafb 
Laudabilia,  e.  adj.  or,  com  p.  c£«- 

mendable,  praifewortby 
Landmblllt^rj  adv.  commendabh 
Laudandua,  a,  uon.  ^i],  to  be praifed 
Laudans^  tis.  pt.  praifing 
Laudatio.  oais.  f.  a  cownnnding 
Lattdati«ui|  a,  um.  commendatbry 
Laudator,  oris.  m.  a*c9mmen^£r 
Laudatrix,  Icis.  f.  a  commender 
LaudaturuSi  a,  um.  pt.  about  topraift 
Lau<}atus,  a,  um.  pt.  praijed,  cent' 
mended*   Item  adj.  or,  cpmp    '^ 
mu8,  fup,  praiJeWQTtby 


L  AU 

Laudo,  are.  aft.  to  praife,  or  ctnu 
merd,  to  name  one  ivitb  boi»iir 

Laudun,  i.  n.  am  award 

LavcQdiila,  vid,  Lavaadiila 

Uver,  eris.  n.  an  berb  called  water" 
parfUy,  Hinc  Aogl.  lover 

Laverjiio,  onis.  m.  a  mgbtwatker 

Lavo,  aie  &  ere.  ad.  lavi,  antl^. 
lavaviy  lautum,  lottim,  ^  lava* 
turn,  to  wajb,  tobefprinkh,  totX" 
piate  anofftnct,  to  clear  bimf  elf 

Lavor,  ari,  atus.  palT. 

Laurea,  a.f.  ahureltru^  or  gar* 
land  of  laurels 

Laureitus,  a,  um.  erewrnd  with 
Uutrel,  adorned  with  laurel 

Laureo,  are.  to  eretom  with  laurel 

Laarefila,  se«  f,  a  wreatb  of  laitreU 
Meton.  a  jmaller  triumph,  Laore. 
ohm  in  muftaceo  ^uxrere,  Prov, 
tojiek  an  empty  praife  byfome  mean 
trifling  performanee 

Lauretum,  i.  n.  a  laureLgreve 

Laureus,  a»um.  adj.  of  Uureis 

Lauricomus,  a,  um.  full  ofbaytreet 
at  tbe  top 

Laurifcr,  era,  um.  tbat  bearetb,  or 
ttfearetb  bays  , 

Launger,  era,  um.  that  wearetb  a 
gat  land  of  laurel 

Laurinus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  bays,  madt 

\     of  laurel 

Launis.i  6?  (is.f.  tbe laurel.OT  bay  tree 
Laus,  dis.  f.  pratje,  laud,  commen- 
dation, glory,  renown f  a  gi^d, 
name,  a  fOod  report 
Lautc,  adv.  iiis,  corop.  fnely,  pret- 
tily, witti/y,  magnifiienfly 
Lautia,  crom.  n.  vel  latjtJa:,  arum, 
f .  prefents  bifi<n»ed  by  tbe  Rcmen$ 


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LEG 

Lautaflnartuiy  mL  UutomiarivSy   0 

goalbird 
Lautumiae,  nnd,  Latumiae 
LautuSy  a,  om.  %oaft>ed,  bathed 
LautiUy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  conop.  ffi* 

mus,  fup.  qu,  lavatos,  -vel  lotuty 

5tnte«lf     tveBhreJy    cUaiif     neat^ 
andfime^    fithk,   fpltndid^    rich, 

/wmptu9us,  eoftiy,  Lauta  mulier,  a 

tvoman  9vh§  bath  tad  a  ebild,PhuU 
Laxamentum,  i.  n.  ^cty  retaxd- 

tiotit  lei/ure,  re/rejbment,  §aje 
Laxandus,  a,  um.  to  be  enlarged 
Laxans,  tis.  p'.  enU'ging 
I«axaCio,  ODii..f.  m  woidenitig 
Laxatus,    a,  um.  or,  comp.  9iadi 

wider,  extended^  dilated 
Laxe,  adv.  ii^s,  conp.  iflime,  fop. 

i^Vb%  ioajelj^  far  off,  fufinely, 

remify 
Laxltas,  atis.  f.  exparfion,  widtneft, 

largenffs 
h»xo,  are.  aft.  te  loo/e^  to  unhck,  to 

ir large f  or  expand,  to  fet  at  liberty, 

to  recreate,  tofrolnng^  to  abate  in 

price 
hixor,  arif  at  us.  pafT, 
L^xuf.  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  flimos, 

/up.    leoj'e,  Jlack,  nvide,  JpaciouSy 

large,  open.  Met.  unbeat,  unfirung^ 

long,  plentiful 

L  before  £. 

Lea,  ae.  f.  a  lionefs 
t^acna,  ae.  f.  alioneft 
Lebe»,  etis.  m.  a  cauldron,  a  kettle 
Lffle,  adT.  iflimeyfup.  choicely 
L?£liea,  m.  f.  ^n bor/elitter 
Lr^ici'n5ia»  a*,  f,  a  commow^ut 
X#^i<  arius,  i,  m.  afedanman 
Le6l  ( uh,  a?«  f.  a  little  fedan 
L  diiu,  dnls,  f,  a  readings  d 
a  (hoict^  o  gatJ^rirg 


LEO 

Leftifterniom,  i.  n.  «  covering  rf 

the  tabu,  ajpresdimg  of  afnntrml 

hanquee 
Leftitatnsy  a,  am.  pt«  read 
Ledito,  ire.  to  read,  or  gather  ofiem 
Lediuncula,  ap.  f.  ajbort  Uffm 
Leftor,  oris.  m.  a  reader 
Leadla,  ae.  f.  a  Kttle  bed 
LeAiilns,  \,m%  a  coveb 
Lefhirk,  ae.  f .  «  USure 
Lefturua,  a,  uio.  pt.  about  f§  read, 

ox  gather 
Left  us,  ;  mn.  pt.  read,  gathered, 

chojen 
Leftusy  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 

mus,  fop.  eboiee,   iMahh^  fine, 

excellent 
Leftui,  (is,  m.  tf  choice 
Leftus,  i.  m.  dift,  &  di.   a  bed^  a 

couch.  Leftus  fuoebrisy  a  bier 
Lecythus,  i,  m,a  cruife,  mnnal 
Legalis,  e.  adj  tavfful,  legal 
LegaCariuSy  e,um«  adj.  Rhnging  t§ 

a  lieutenant 
Legatarius,  i.  m.  «  i^atee 
Legatio,  onis.  f.  an  embaffy,  alien- 

tenancy 
Legatirum,    i.    n,  am  etnbaffador^s 

charges  and  diet 
Legator,  oris.  m.  a  tefiator 
Lrgatuniyi.  n.  a  Ugacy^  or  hequefl 
Legat\it,  I.  m.  anembaffador,  a  lieu- 

tenant,  a  leg*t» 
Legatus,  a,  um.  befueathed by  vfill 
Legendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  chojen 
Legens,  tis.  pt.  gathering,,  coafiing 
Legibilis,  e.  adj.  legible 
Legifer,  Sra,  um.  adj.  making  law 
Legio,   onis.  f.   a  legion,   confyUng 

often  cohorts 
Legionaritts,  a,  um.  adj.  legionary 
l«c^\<^iiitim>  adv.  by  legiom 
\it%vlu^V  ^*  ^'J^*  *  VrtaVtT  <kj  loroi     L. 


LE  M 

Legiflatorv  Sris.  m.  a  lam/m 
Legifperituiy  i.  m.  a  k^ 
Legtfta,  as.  m.  a  lawyer 
Legitime*  adT.  Umfi^ 
L^itimaty  a,   um.  adj* 
rigbt^  C9tnfementt  meet 
toiaw,Ja/t,  eampkat, 
Legiuncblay  ae.  f.  ajmaikflfl 
Lego,  are.  a  ft.  tojiod  m  0m 
fodor,  &e,  to  di^^A,  9^ 
to  ia^gte^  to  befMth^  life 

Legor,  art,  atus.  paff.  ' 

Lego,  Ixt,  )egi,  )eaaa««ftifl 
ther,  to  chooft,  to  rtti,  «l 
Legere  cram.   Hi  cotfi  Hj 
Lej-cre  vela,  tofwrlOefm^^ 
Legete  halituffl,  IV  fair  iiAi< 
Id.  Legere  ^efl^U,  toM^ 
fttpby  fl^^Ow.UpnW 
coafi^  w  beep  totbe pett^ 
Mn»  Legere  milites,  n  I 
maflerfoUmt,  Cic.  LcfMl 
to  /m/«  Legere  pogDOk  fj 
Plant.  Legert  rerB0iiC9|«> 
hear  vhat  otte  faith.  Id. 
Legor,  i.  paiT. 
Legilleiua,  i.  m.  aflReitar 
Logfimen,  ?nis.  n.  pu'fe 
Legnmentum,  i.  o.  palfe 
Leguminarias,].  m.  that/M 
Leguminofusy  a,  Jxm,foU4p 
Lembfilut,  i,  afmaHbgrt 
Lembuncfilus, i.  m.  aUtdehm 
I'embus,  i.  m.  apumate,MJ 

afjberboat 
Lemma,  atit.    n.   am  arge'0 

title  of  an  oratioB,  &c. 
LemnifcatQS,  a,  uji.  dnf  mAl 

bands 
Lemnifcut,  1.  m.  a  rib^iVB 
LSmoniom,  i.  n.  a  kmoa 
LSmSret,  um,  pi,  o.  gt^ 

-  U 


;  N 


,tu  mm  M^  "^if* 
'fmm^otirkf 
.  n.  M/r 
toutft^aftMgty  or 

u  he  muiigmttdg  or 

\Uh€MfiMf€d 

€ttp  oonp.    fimoty 
fif^MuUtcmim,  plem- 
tred,x§mflmfimt 
•  maimefs,  cmhmmp^ 


ft.  ajvfagei 

'hJUdilf 
n,  the  fraake  of 
sUmrimg  Ub' 


atoi  fon.  dep.  to  ke, 
\mnd9   to  tMtko,    to 
y  or  tri^u 
1.  adj«  ff  tf  ^49/ 
u> 
t 

n.  pt.  to  b*  hfttt 
cemp.  iffime,  Aip. 

b 

1.  to  heconu  cUmtry* 
littU  lentil,  a  freckle, 
adj.  like  a  lentil 


L  E  P 

Lentieo,  lais.  U  m  phmfk 
Lefltipes,  aik.  fowjmttd 


Lentiicina  refina,  ««/fic 
Leatifcvsy  u  f.  al^  rrnr 
Lendda*  ae.  f.  timhtrmo^ 
Lenritodo,  inb.  f.  ft^m^% 

img,  ta^ufs^  tmoJerMtom 
LntOy  ire.  tomsitflUmt 
Lentor,  oris.  m.  tomghmeff,  cUmumintfi 
Lentulas,  a,  om.  fmoembtit  ^Hjat 
Lencos,  a,  oin.  adj.  or,  coap.  ffi- 
mos.  Tap.  /w,  £<f>^>  f««'^. 
wtaderste,  Hmker^  pH^^t  J/od^k* 
Met.  ^wx7,  ^Ul,  ftwfidy  imdotomt, 
tou£b,  id!*^  Uwft  «t  kifitr^  Hlm^ 
tory,  Lent«t  color,  0  itrk  dafy 
cokm-,  Ovid. 
Leouluy  i.  Vim  4tjfiMi|  h§eooi 
LcBDiftColos,  t.  m.  mjomai  ^^  [^ 

knis]  fobft.  s/kif 
Leo,  5att.  m.  «  liomt  m  fi^  is  f£« 

heaxftm 
Leoniausy  a,  bib.  a^.  of  m  Son, 
Verfas  ieoniniy  vefjh  that  like  0 
iion*s  tml  rkhme  im  the  mddU  mJ 
mt  the  tad ;  fmcb  as  this,  Juro  dbi 
fane  per  xnyftica  facraDiaiue,  Ov, 
Leoncicc,  tt.  f.  wild  chervil 
Leontios,  i.  m.  a  kind  of  preciem 
ftoneiikealionsjkim,  Piin.  %^^  ix. 
Lcopardut.  i.  m.  a  leopard 
LS»>ide,  z^y,  prettily,  vittilp 
Lcpidium,  i.  n.  crefis 
Ufpidolc,  adv.  prettily 
Lepidva,  adr.  ^0  Icpide,  Plamt» 
Lcpiddt,  a,  um.  adj.  ory  comp.  fli- 
anus.  fup.  pretty,  witty,  conceited, 
fmart,  hrijk^  merry,  jocund,  plea' 
Jant,  waggljb,   fuick,  tart,  dainty 
Lepor,    vel  lepos,  oris.  m.  mirtb^ 
w//f  dreUery,  complaijance 


\im./mJ7f^/rfci£es  j Lcp6slxi\km^  i.jL.  an  tMrewwmm 


LEV 

Lep3rino%  a,  ma.  adj.  efam  hmt 
Lepra,  jp.  f.  thoi^proy 
Leprofus,  a,  am.  a^.  kptmt 
Lepos,  8rts«  an.  aa  hart 
LJSpofcSloty  i.  m.  tf  iewtrtt 
Leflin,  us.  an.  a/mmoral  ft— wffin 
LethaKs,  e.  adj.  amrta^  , 
LecbiUtery  adv.  doacBp 
Lcthari^,  m.L  thokti    _ 
LeChargicoS|  a,  ttaa,  adj.  ieriorpc 
Lechargiit,  um.  the lethafip 
Lethitoa,  a>  onu  pC.  mmrdeetd 
Letbifer,  &a,  rnn.  ekadip 
Lechif icosy  a,  oaa.  idem 
Letho,  ire.  topmt  to  deatk 
Lethoniy  i.  n.  death 
Levimen,  loia.  n.  oafi,  amat^bif 
Levanentum,  i.  o.  oafe^  emafm 
Levandoa,  a,  um.  pt.  fa  At  oafo4 
Lrvaas,  dt.  pt.  «s/£if  |  ^AsMf  mf 
LevidOy  oois.  f.  am  oa/big 
Levitor,  thatHJhth  e^ 
Levatims,  a.  ooi.  pt.  ahom  tooa/h 
Levicot,   a,  um.  pt.   or,    coap* 

lifted  op,  efg/hd,oa,%d 
Lf  uca,  c  f.  a  Uagmo 
Lucacantha,  «.  f.  St.  Maejih^ 
Leocon,  a  dog*!  aawm,  Ov« 
Leuconitusy  a,  um.  i/*  LeaeoaiMm* 

Fomentum  Leocoiucttiu,jiKfti^ 

white  cottoo.  Mart. 
Leviathaa,  a  whak 
Leviculut,  a,  um,Jb'ghiy,  wanioa 
L-videnfiSy  e.adj.  coarfi  and  fUght* 

Levidenfe  nDoaat,  a  ^ery  /malt 

preCeat,  Cic. 
LSvifidat,  a,  am.  adj.  ef fight ertdit 
Levipes,  edis.  omn.  %tn»fitfifi 
Levir,  vtri.  m.  a  brother  m  law 
Levis,  e.  adj.  or»  comp.  ffimus,  Aip* 

light,  iwtall,  fm^t,  mmhU.  iK^^ 

K|bc  oj  £|<|a«a^  J»i\wrtw||J| 


\ 


LIB 

tMf  Utfnfiantt  falfe,  etrruft,  not 

to  he  truJUd 
Levis  c.  'Old.  Ikvis 
Ll^TtromnuSy  a,  om.  tofihf  waked 
LevTtas,   atis.   f.    ievity,   fightnefs. 

Met.  •vanity^  humour^   mfont    r>J 

gravity  f  wmtability^  ineoti/lancy 
Leviter.   adv.   iui,    comp.    iffime, 

fuf.  Jenderfyf  Jlixbtfy,    a   little, 

Levltudo,  ini«.  f,  bgbtnefs 

Lgvo,  are.  aft.  U  hft  up,  to  em/e  we 
e/si  thiiig,  to  Irgbtefi,  to  relietft, 
to  lejfetiy  exttnustef  to  n/tiie  a  thing 
eafy  to  one 

Levor,  ari,  2ta».  psff. 

Lex,  Jegis.  f.  law,  decree  of /late, 
or  eamm  of  the  ckurch,  mny  rule, 
plan,  meafure,  or  dtfign  to  aB  hyy 
^9od  order,  a  condition,  JUpulatkn^ 
or  tenm  agreed  on 

Lexicon,  i*  n.  •  diElionary 

Lexipyretus,  a,  am.  Xs^tTrypsrvf.  [i 
>Xyoo,  defino,  ©*  irvpsro?,  febris, 
i.r.  ceflarc  faciens  f«bre»]  Good 
mgainjl jeatn,  Plin,  20,  iS.baht 
lexjpyretas,  /c,  lfAv\a<rfv^,  & 
Prifc.  leicipyrera  cataplafma'a 

Lexis,  ii.  f.  in  pi.  lexes,  a  tvjrd 

L  before  I. 

Liafu!um,  i.  n.  a  plain 
Libanien,  Tnis.  n.  a  fncrifice 
Libarrcntum,  i.  n.  a  dr'inkcyering 
Libandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  offered 
Libano.Ms,  Tdis.  f.  rosemary 
Libanowv  '-  tlefoutb-iveji  wind 
Libans,  tis.  pt.  fffi^lvg 
Lihiiniis,  i.  the  frarkineenfe  tree 
L/ibarius,  /.  m.  a  cakemaker 
Lihatio,  ORIS,  f,  a  libation,  a  ir\n\- 

^ibitor,  m,  be  that  offenth 


L  I  B 

L  batSrium,  i.  n.  « tbalice 

LTbatus,  a,  um.  pt.  taftd,  ftppfd^ 
effayed,  proved,  tried,  offered^  fit- 
crificed,  gathered,  ox  fetched  froth  t 
cropped.  Met.  defile4 

Llbella,  x.  f.  a  lineyievtl,  or  plum- 
met, ufed  by  majom,  or  carpenter t. 
Hinc.  Anglic.  levtL  Ad  libellam 
exigere,  to  meafure  by  Hne  and  level, 
Plin.  Hcredem  facere  ex  libeiiA» 
to  leave  one  bis  whole  eflate,  Cic. 

Libfllio,  onis.  m.  a  letter  carrier, 
he  that  toriteth  nndjelletb  books 

Libellulus,  i.  m.  t  Rule  book 

Libellui,  i.  m . « little  book,  a  petition, 
fuppficationt  a  citation,  a  libel,  or 
declaration  in  the  law,  a  tor  it  of 
attachment,  m  bill  of  record,  a  cer- 
t'fcate,  or  bMl  under  a  man*shartdt 
a  lampoon,  Mcton.  a  book  feller*  s 
fhtp.  Libelli,  letters  miji've,  Cic. 
A  libel  tis*  a  nufler  of  rtfu^s, 
Libellus  repudii,  mbill  of  divorce, 
Famofus  libellus,  a  libel,  or  fcur* 
ri Ions  pamphlet,  Suet. 

Libens,  vr/kbens.  tis.  pt.  6f  adj. 
or,  comp.  ffimus,  fup.  willing, 
g'ady  jcyfiil,  pica  fed 

Libcntcr,  vel  lubenter,  adv.  ius, 
comp.  iHime,  fop.  willingly, 
,1oy fully,  gladly^  daftly 

Libentia,  ae.  i.  delight 

Libeo,  T'tf/lubeo,  to  pleafe,  to  like 

Liber,  bri.  m.  the  innoard  bark,  or 
rin^i  of  a  tree,  a  book,  an  inwntory, 
or  reglfier,  an  ep'ifih 

LTber,  Sra,  um.adj.  liberior,  comp. 
libernaus,  fvp.  free,  at  liberty, 
not  fjtbjeSl  to,  exempted  from,  void 
of,  or  Kvithout,  &c.  bold,  open, 
vncontroultd,  Ubernl,  without  bu- 


L  n 

fafhionable,  Hbeml,  bM 
frank,  generous :  AIfo< 
berales  artet,  liberties 
enees,  {o  called  is  bd 
fcholaiQ  and  gentleino 

LibCralitas,  atis.  f.  gni 
genuity,  bounty,  Btere 
"fage,  Li  bcra  litat«  s 
grants  revoked,  S'jet. 

Libfralifrt",  adv.  i^s,  cob 
fwp.  genteely,  fpiinfn 
larg^efy,  freely,'hojpiuk1^ 
handfomely 

Llberandtts,  a,  um.  pt.  i 
at  fet  at  liberty 

Lib^rans    x\s .  ^u  deliwi 

Liberatio,  onis.  f.  a  tkii* 

Liberator,  6ris .  n.  ^  * 

Liberatoras,  a,  vm.  f 
deliver 

LtbSratfis,  a,  am.  (t.^J 

Llbere,  adv.  ids,  comi 
liberally,  frankly,  freti 
confhaint,  boldly,  prefi 

Libcri,  orum.  pi',  m.  eh 
and  daughters,  grandc 

Libero,  are.  to  unlooe, 
to  enfranchixe,  to  releaj 
Liberare  fe  are  alic 
his  debts,  Cic.  Lberar 
make  good  a  prtmH^e,  ' 
ravi  animam,  J  hatit 
nty  confcience 

Liberor,  ari,  atus.  paff. 

LTberta,  ae.  f.  a  btnd^ 

LiberUs,  atis.  f.  Eberty, 
to  fervitude,  afrefdn 
inaffing,  bnldnefsoffj 
neft,  goodnsture,  a  e 
commonwealth,  a  god^ 

Libertlna,  ae.  tfceVM 


[  B 


L  I  C 


t  iondmrnn-wiaJe  fret 
f  Ubicum  t&fAmfctf, 
vnientetb 
.  pt.  Ittjlfiii 
»  atus  fum.  dtp,  tv 
Hr 
f.  iu6,  comp.  tufifuUy^ 


t9rd  t9  tie  erdnance,  a  Vf eight  of 

lead,  fionty  &c.  to  make  the  motion 

morefieagy 
Librans,  tit.  pt.  weighing 
Libraria,  a.  f.  a  heokfeUer* s  fiep 
Librariolui,  i,  m.  a  hook-keeper 
Librarium,  i.  n.  tf  library 
Lihrarius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining  to 

hooks*     Scalprum   librarium,     a 

penknife,    Scriptor    librariuSy    a 

tran/criherf  Hor. 
LibrariuSy  i.  ra.  afcrivener^achrky 

an  anutnuenfisf  a  printer,  a  hookm 

feller y  or  Jiattoner 
LTbrarius,  a,  um*  adj.  of  a  pound 

weight 
Librack),  ooi«.  f»  apwfing 
Librator,  or  it*  m*  a  levethtr  n^ grwu^, 

a  finger 
Libratus,  a,   um.    pt.  or,   comp. 

weighed,  poifedy  levelled^  daliherate 
Librile,  is.  n.  theheam  of  the  balance 
Librilla,  oru.Ti.  n.  Fedtiiis>  llbrilia, 

um.  fiin^t 
Libripensy  di«.  m.  a  weigher 
Libro,   ii'c.  to  weighy  or  poift,  to 

cfmnterballancey  to  Itvel'y   to  try  by\ 

plumh»mle,   to  divide  equaly,    to\. 

tbrvuty  Jling,  or  fwing,  to  gauge,  i 

Librat  fe  ex  alto  aquila,  theea^le^ 

ho'vtretb  on  high,  Plin, 
L^b.'or,  ari.  paflf.  to  bepolfed 
weighty  apound\  i-ibs,  libit,  m.  thejoutbive/i  wind 
Libum,  i.  n.  a  wafer 
l^iburna,  2.  f.  a  galley 
Liburn'ca,  idem 
Liburnus,  i.  a  borfe  litter 
Licebit,  tut.  pro  conj.  altho 
Llcent>  tis.  pt.  cbeapenir^ 
Licens,  tis.  adj.  ex  pt.  or,  comp 

licentious,   extravagant 
Licciiter,   adv.  lus,  comp.  /iesnti- 

oj^Jy,  with  too  much  liberty 
^c€aiUf  «•  i,  li^enjt,  lihirtj,  II 


.  om.  or,  «omp.  ffi- 

hitrary^  unreafonahlty  i 
;cd.  Infiful,   %vantony 
fbly,  jenfual,  provo- 
pUafure 

',  one* I  willy  humour, 
tvantonnefs,  leacbety, 
fenjualityy  ary  unhri- 
or  unlawful  defire 
.  thegoddeji  Venue,  or 
'he  eare  of  providing 
,  a  bier^  death  itfelf 
i.   m,  an  undertaker 

.  one's  will.  Vix  leg. 
d  libitum,  at  bis  plea- 

tajie,  orfp^  to  facri- 
,  to  fpr inkle,  to  touch 
other,   or  pick  out  in 

i*.  to  he  tafUd 

0.  notus,  theJo}ith' 


|i  ■  ■!■■  '«VK(rvif  mvvmnut 

pair  of  f tales,,  one  of 
nSy  m  carpenter's  //if*, 
rule,  a  plummet,  or 
ifi^  counterpoife,  the 
'tofaplace,Cx{» 


.  ef  a  pound  weight 
is.  n.  a  balancing,  a 


,  i.  a.  even  weijrbf^ 
sAankMf,  s/{efj,  ai 


L  I  E 

centloufneft,  arbitrary  proendtnf, 
Infinita  liceitia,  an  eaaHwsirtd 
comwuffiom.  Sen.  Poetica  licentu, 
a  Itheny  affuweed  by  potts  of  coining 
new  words^  Sec, 
Liccntiatas,  i,  m.  a  licentiate 
Licentiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  licentious^ 

dijptlute,  ajfuming 
Liceo,  ere,  ai,  itum.  n.  to  he  Una* 

fuly  to  be  prized,  or  valued 
LTceor,  eri,  itoi  fum  dep.  to  cheapen^ 

to  offer  the  price 
Licet,  ebat,  licnit,  licitum  eft.  im* 
pcrf.  it  B- lawful,  it  is  free,  oxpof" 
fible  :  I,  then,  he,  we^  4cc.  havCp, 
po9oer,  authority,  or  leave  to  do  it  j, 
/  am  content,  yon  may  if  yon  will 
Licet,  conj.  although,  albeit 
Licben,  enis.  m.  a  ringworm 
Liciatorium,  i«  n.  a  w  averts  heetm 
L7c7nus,  a,  um.  turned  upwards 
Lici ratio,  onis.  f.  aprimng 
Licitator,  oris.  m.  a  chapnoatt 
Lic'tatrix,  ici$,  f.  a  cbap^'mtam 
Licite,  Wlicit6,  adv.  lawfully 
Licitor,  ari.  dep.  /•  cheapen,  uhose 
Licitum  efl.  praet*  imperf.  h  ibem^ 

be^  wCt  Sec,  might 
Liciturus,  a,  om.  pt.  that  fball  ht 

lawful 
Licitus,  a,  um.  pt*  lawful,  allowable 
Licium,  i.  n.    the   woof  a^out  the 
beam,  or  the  (breads  of  thejhuttle^ 
thread,  oi  yam 
Li^or,  oris.  m.  a  erjeant,  or  headlep 
a  macebearer,  or  vc'ger,  aferjeant 
at  arms,  amarfbaly  an  executioner 
Li^orius,  a,  um.  adj.  pertaining  te 

a  ferjeant 
Licuit,  p:«c.  it  was  lawful,  ox  fit 
I  Lien,  cn>s.   m.  &   lictkU^  Vsw*  x^^ 
\      milt^tbt  J^Uta 

-  \AeT\\s»  idem  <i«i%  \2»»^^ 


L  I  G 

L»'  nofiis,  a,  nm.  a<)j.  A*  of  the  ffeen, 

.jno^/fen,  (uhhSi  to ^afj itatiin 
Lienieria,  sp.  f'.  a  Icofenefs 
Lie' teictj?,  i.  m,  tW.  L'.enicus 
J..  1, '.  men,  jfnis.  n.  tx  Artwi,  or  //V 
?  ipamentunrjji.n.  */t'-.t.</j',  afi^amettt 
Ligitns,  tis.  pr.  O'^ftfifg 
I'lga'io,  on  is.  f".  <7  hincin^ut 
Ligatura,  ar.  f.  «  ligature,  or  hanJave 
Ligatus.  a,  urn.  pt.  tud  up^  fettcridt 

joined  1 1 V.  ether 
LignUritrr.,  i.  n.  a  pV.e  -ifrvo^d 
I-ipnarius,  a,  nm.    aoj,  behngiKgto 

wood,  OTtirrther 
Xignarius,  i.  m.  ath'herrf.crchant 
I^ignitio,  on:3.  f.  afuelb-»^ 
I*ignator,   6n*s.   m.  m.  woodmwgcr^ 

»n  htiver  of  neo^d 
LigncSIus,    a.   «m.  wade  of  tvood* 
Ligneols  figurae,  tuptrtt  \ 

Ligncus,  a,  um.  adj,  ivziden  I 

Lignlle,  is.  n.  a  ftaik  rf  nvond  I 
Lienipes,?dis.  m.  a tvcoder. fioe  I 
Lign>T,  ari,  atosfum.  dep.  togather\ 

fuel 
L'gnofus,  a,  um.  bard'.'h  wW 
Lignum,  i,  n.  ivoady  a  lag,  chump, 

or  Hock 
L?g'*,  are.  aft.  f«  ^;W,   /^  r/i  ff^,  to 

tiefQft 

Lipor.  ari.  paflT.  tohshour.d 

Ligo,  ori'S,  m.  a  Jpade  ot  pichax 

Ligonizo,  are.  to  tli^  naitb  a  plrk.i^ 

Ljfiila,  ae.  f.  a  ht'fe  tongue^  Propter 

fimilitndincm,  a  Utcbet  ofj  fhce^ 

«  ttnon,    the  tongue  of  a   f>}pey  a 

ff09ii,J'.H7mrKer,   ct  lad't,  r.j  apo- 

tbtcaryi   fpatn]*,  a  ^f.afur-:  cn-\ 

tsiniK^  three  drams  and  a  fcrapk  \ 

/^ujrfaparscyathi.)  a  :an^f^cQ'-d\ 

tnade  Hie  a  W:gue\  a  n^ch  of  iut.d^\^ 

^bejfap  4Hd  tip  of  the  ear*  L.'  >  vVv-> , 

^^  lace.  Lfjuia  cruralis,  4  Y.^^i<-^  ^ 

Lifwrio.   ire,  tQ  feed  nicely  #nJ  *<« 


L  I  M 

catt*y^   to   (lahber  up,    to    banKr 

afte^y  tvHVtfie  andfpendriotoufly 
Ligurltio,  onis.  f.  liqu'.riflymft 
Liguritor,  ori«.m.  m  gluttou 
Llguftnim,  i.  n.  privet 
Liliaceus,  a,  um.  9 f  lilies 
Lilienim,  i.  n.  mlUybed 
I.T'ium,  i.  n.  a  lily 
Lima,  ae.  f.  a  (He.  Met,  the  eorrefi^ 

irto,  or  mending  of  a  book,  &e, 
Limanius,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  correBtd, 

or  cmmA'd 
Li  male,  ndv,  iiis,  com  p.  accurately 
Ljma'iilu?,  a,  um.  a<!j.  nfnt 
Limatufd,  je.  f.  fi'in^s 
Limatus,  a,  um.   pt.   &  adj.    or, 

comp.  Jihd,  potijhed,  tttat 
Limax,  acis.  m.  a  fnaiU  ajlug 
Lirr.butns,  a,  um.  embroidered 
f.tmb5larius,  i.  m.  an  fmhroiderer 
Limbui.  T.  m.  a  ivdt,  face,  a  fringe, 

otfelvedge,  Umhat  fch§!a^:c'n  the- 

r.I  vis  p^  pars  infrromm 
Liijc-,   iiiis.    n.     the  thrlfh'dd,  an 

erttY-\,  or  entrance.    In  limine  im- 

pUifere,  Pr-flTf,  to  he  out  at  f'-ji 

dijh.     Limine   fobmovei,   to  hi 

t  it  tied  cut  cf^vji!t':K^^  Jyv. 
Ltmr?,   Iris,  m,  a  Hmit,  a  frontier y 

a  l-)U7idafy,  or  hndma'k,  a  great 

h'-'^ad  v)jy 
L'micola,  ae.  c.  ?.  living  in  mud 
Lipo'j"*^,  era,  um.  dcwbedioitbmud 
Limiuiire,  is.  n.  a  tbrejboid 
LToci'-,   c.  zi].  cre.ked,  a/keiv 
LimlLMeus,   a,  um.   adj.   belonging 

to  the  frontiers 
LimiTsrr  iter,  a  footpath 
Limi'afio, oni'.  f,  abounding 
Limilp'or,  6ri«,  m.  a  limiter 
,\Artv\\l\>i^  a't*''^  **  ^^^ntry  divided 


LIN 

lAtn\to%  .iri,  a^as  fom.  dep.  Um 
LTmr,   are.  u€t.  to  file,  ttfi^[ 

atnend,  to  correfi 
Li  mo,  ire.   [a  limus.  t^]*  j 
afievf  * 

Limor,  ari,atn«.  fzff,toiefi', 
Limo,  adv.  a/k-'W 
Limones,  um.  pi   m.  learn  ,  | 
L'monta,  te.  f.  anemines 
Limnnia  mala,  /«wairr 
(.imoiitas,  atis.  f.  mvdHrh 
Li  mo  fug,  a,  uti.  adt.  mfiJij,M 
Limpidus,  a,  um.  adj.  rfr«r,«fl 
pure,  tranfparent  j 

Limnitudo,  Tnis.  f.  cleam^i    J 
LTmiilus,  a,  um.  fmexphtt0i0i 
Limust  a,  um.  ii^.  &  liaiVJ 
creaked,  awry,  afiew  , 

Limusy  i.  m.  mud,jffmt  dtj^^ 
morter  i 

Linamenturo,  i.  n.  A'f«.  ftt] 
namenta,  pi.   any  thh^*^ 
linen,  PJin.  7,  2, 
L^nariom,  ».  n.  sfiaxpht 
Linarius,  i.  m.  afijxdteftr 
LJnftu^,  •%,  wm.  pt  licked     » 
LinftuF,  us.  m.  a  It'ckingdi^^ 

an  afeHuary 

Lin^a,  ae.  f.  m  Vtne^  w  kt{  F 

a  plumb  fine f  a  fi/Hng  So,  * 

im  a  h*ck,  a  flreak,  a  r«rfi  * 

gree    of  kindred,    a  ttnH^ 

points  in  the  table.  Lnfl  • 

the  pit  and  boxes  in  the  tk 

toherein  the  fenat9rs  t^tf^ 

order  fat.  Mart.   Exnr««  J 

amare,  tolnve  atadifs^* 

Linealisy  e.  adj.  Inteaf 

Lineamentum,  i.  n.  the  f^ 

feetvre^  the  prep^m,  d^fP 

P^opt,  a  Hneawent^  aai^r^ 

Linearis,  e.  adj.  dravfn  teS^ 


LI.Q_ 


L  I  Q_ 


W  linet 

j.  iinin 

tum.  a£l.  to  lick 

to  fuekfoftly 

'ongue,  Meton.  a 

teetOf  detraSfhn, 
eloquence^  a  pro- 

•ow  pieci  of  landy 
fta,  the  rtame  *f 
lingua    bubula* 

c.  Linguam  fiti- 

Lri,  to  Ml  out  the 


y.  lingulaca 

(kill  d  im  Unguages 
long  tongued 
little   ttmgue^    a 
ver,  a  little  tenons 
U  Lieula 
folofijb 
,  bath  a  tongue 
adj.  talkative 
to  be  anointed 
vfeareth  linen 
liniment,  a  pledget 
i\f  itum.  a£t.  to 

woof 

ougb  mantles 
int.  livi  fif  levi 
to  dawh,  or  faint, 
linuntur,  gilded 
Iff. 

1.  pt.  to  be  left 
ieparting 
liftum.  tole^ve, 
to  difcard,  Neut. 

be  left 

.  fee  Linteum 

dj.  9 f  linen,  UJp 


LI«teA,  ©nil.  m,  «  linen  voeemer 
UnteSlam,  i.  n,  a  little  piece  of  linen 

cloth,  a  rag,  clout,  or  pledget 
Linicr,  tris.  f.  femel  m.  Gramma- 
ticit  eft  dub.  gen.  Varr,  a  tittle 
^at,  a  wherry,  a  fiuUer  :  Alfo  a 
trough,  or  tray,  a  bajket 
Lintcum,   i.   n.  any  linen  cloth,   a 

towel,  a  napkin,  Meton,  a  fail 
Ljnteus,  a,  unn.  ad]    of  linen 
Liatrarlus,  I  m,  a  boatman 
Lintri cuius,  i.  m.  <2  fmafl  boat 
Lin  urn,  i,   n,jtdx,  linm,  Meton. 
thread,    a  rt>pe,   a  caftinf  net,  or 
dr'Sg  net,  PI.  Una,  pur  re  nett,  Ov, 
Lini  fcmtn,  Unfed,  Piln.  Linum 
incidere,  to  cut  the  thready  i,  e.  to 
open  a  letter  (for  they  tied  their 
letters  with  thread,   an-1   fealed 
the   knot  with   wax)   Cic,  Cat, 

Lipcrhymia.  se.  f.  a  fOfoonirg  atvay 
Lippiens,  tis.  pt.  bleareyed,  or  dim- 

fghted 
Lippio,  Ire,  Tvl,  Ttum.  n.  to  bepofe- 

blind,  or  hie  arty  td 
Lipphudo,   inis,  f.  blood/hot 
Lipoitur,  he  it  flarkblind 
Lippus,  a,  urn.  adj.  bleareyed^  hav- 

lag  nvaterifh  eyei  ;  mopeytd,  drop^ 

ping,  dribbling^  or  leakifg,  oozy, 

jnoift,  of  a  white  milky  juice.  Mart. 

LTqoabilis,  e.    adj.  may   be  molted, 

made  Joft,  or  Rquid 
Liquamen,  inil.   n.    dripping,  fuet 

melted 
L^uandus,  a,  wn.  pt.  to  be  loofned 
LTqucfco,    to  melt  av>ay 
L  quatio,  onis.  f.  a  melting 
Liq'iator,  a  melter 
L^quatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  melted 
-..LT9uefac/ai5,  tis.  pr,  meltinc^ 

Liquehcio,     ire,    feci,    (A^Mtti,  to 


(Liqucfaftio,  Sni*.  f.  a  melting 
Liquefa6ius,  a,  um.  pt.  molted*  difi 
fihed,  clarifod 

Li<]tt2fio,  fa£lu8.  to  be  melted 

Liquens,  tis.  ^K,^meltingf  liquid 

Liqueo,  ere,  licui .  to  mek,  to  diffehfi 
to  became  liquid*  Met.  to  bo  clear 
and  plain 

Liqucfcens,  tis.  pt.  melting 

LiquefcOy  Sre.  to  melt  like  wax,  H 
run  as  metal  doth,  to  thaw  at 
fnow  doth,  /•  grow  liquid.  Met. 
to  be  difolved,  to  grom  foft  and 
effeminate,  to  riicnt,  to  faint 

Liquet,  imperf.  it  it  clear,  apparent-, 
or  well  known,  Uquet  mihi  dejc- 
rare,  I  may  tmke  my  oath  of  it,  Tcr« 

Liqqidc,.  adv.  iils>  comp.  iffime^ 
lup.  plainly,  clearly^  manifefify 

Liquid^,  adr.  clearly,  pUntily 

Liquido,   are.  tomiakem^ift 

Liquidam,  i.  n.  moijfure 

LiquTdus,  a,  •  um.  ad},  or,  cemp* 
iiimus,  fup.  liquid,  moijl,  foft* 
clear, pure,  witi^mt  mud,  of  water: 
ferene,  calm,  dear,  evident,  plain, 
marifi/f,  melted^  Hor.  l^ofe,  or 
filuble,  Mart.  Iter  liquidam,  m 
voyage,  or  journey  by  fea^  Prop. 
Dorores  liqufdae,  the  nyntpbs,Or» 
free  from  paffion.  Or  prejuSce^ 
undifturbed,  CatoU.  Liters  H< 
quidae,  /,  m,  n,  r^  quod  quail 
fono  liqaefcant,  Gramm, 

Liquo,  are.  ad.  to  melt,  to  tbaw^ 
to  loofen,  or  make  One  loofe,  Celf» 
Liquare  vina,  'to  rack  vfiaet,  f*^ 
decant  liquor,  Hor,X)d.  ^ 

Liquor,  ari,  atus.  pan. 

Liquor,  eris.  Poet,   car.  ^ast.  & 

\\iU  aei.  to  be  tneljta»u  ^rt^^  *^ 


\ 


run  aloii^>  »&  t\n«^ 


^^,  1^^«^» 


meet  vwa^^  ^  ^^^       yIvqJ 


LIT 

Liquor,  orii.  m,JluiJify»  mny  mtif- 
turg^  or  Uqu9r^  tbefej^Hor.OJ,  j* 
Lira,  m,  f,  a  furrvm 
Lire,  pi.  trifles 
Liritim,  adr.  in  ridjret 
Lire,  ire.  a£t.   te'mah  baulh  in 
iMdi  to  plough   land  the  third 
tinu,  to  harrow 
Liror,  ari.  to  he  made  by  ridges 
Lis,  litis,  f.  a  difpute,  a  contention^ 
a  QumrreU  «  nuratigling  difpute^ 
AjaQ,  procefs^   or  a£fion  at  law, 
Noftra  omnis  lit  e(l,  we  have 
J^f'^'day,  PUut. 
Lnameo,  inii.  a.  a  Jamfict 
lMm*9  m.f.  the  litany  , 

Litaiit,  tia.  pt.  appeafisg  hyfiunfoe 
Lititio,  onia.  f,  a  pUafng  ofG%dhy 

Liut6,  adv.  luckily^  fortunately        ! 
Litgtua,  a,  am.  pt.  faerificed 
X-itera,  ap.  f.  a  Utter  of  a  hook,  one's  ■ 
tottdwritingj  a  letter ^  or  epiftle,  a 
Ml,  or  fcroll.    Litera  falutarii, 
A^  for  abfolutio.   Litera  triftis,  I 
C,  f»r  condemnatio.  Triom  lite-  I 
rarum  homo,  i«  e,  FUR,  a  thief, 
Plaut.  Literam  longam  facere,  to  , 
he  hanged^  to  make  the  letter  I,  | 
i^id.  Ad  Uterzm,  word  for  word    | 
Litera,  arum.  f.  pi,  ati  epiftU,  or 
tetter  fent  to  a  friend,  &c.  wri- 
'i»is,   deeds,  memoirs,    evidences, 
learnings  fludy,  knowledge,  aritb- 
tnetick 
Literalis,  «.  adj.  literal 
I^iteriria,  Grammar  learnieig 
If^ttt  ATiust9,um,ifelonging  to  learning 
Literate,  adv.  ius,  comp.  learnedly 
Literator,  oris,  m*  a  teacher  of  the 
ABC 
/i  :cratoTm,  a,  um .  adj  »Jee  Li  tetalu^ 
kitcratun,  x.  f.  Grammar  Uatiiini 


L  I  T 

Literatas,  a,  urn.   adji^  or,  compk 

flimus,  fup.  marked  with  letters, 

learned,  branded  in  the  hand 
Literofos,  a,  nm.  greatly  learned 
LiterulK,  arum.  pi.  f.  afioet  letter, 

learning,  Graecit  literullt  irabu- 

tts,  a  pretty  good  Gruiant  Hor. 
Lithargyros,  i.   m.  litharge,  foam, 

froth,  txfpeme  of  lead,  fiver,  or 

gold 
LithotSmuF,  i.  m.  4t  mafon,  afstrgemi 

that  cutteeh  out  the  ftone^  a  lithe^ 

tomifi 
Litigans,  tis,  pt.  pleading 
Litlgatio,  onis.  f.  quarreling,  Uti' 

gatim 
Litigator,  oris,  m,  a  wangler 
Litigatrix, ' Icis.  f.  a  party  in  a  fuit, 

afcoU 
Litigatus,  Gb.  m.  a  debate 
Litigiofus,   a,  um.  adj.    Uttgiout, 

a  thing  in  difpute 
Lit' gi urn,  i,  ximftfif,  quarrel 


L  OC    ; 

Jbere,  tie  eoifi,    Ame 

lahemr  in  main,  Viig. 
Litttoa.   L  m.   the  mfyfi 

faff,  a  eiarion 
Livent,  tia.  pt.  Hack  aei 

enviomt 
Llveo,  irci  car.  praet.  ii.ll 

sndhlite,  or  pale  and  fi^\ 

rufif  and  foul,  to  enwf 
LiTcfco,  Jhe,  to  wax  Uee, 

envy,  or  repine 
Livia,  ae.  f .  afloehkm,*, 

pigeon 
Livid^,  adv.  hbtif^, 
Livldillaa,  J 
Litridoiy  a,"  urn.  adj.  Off  o^ 

mas,  fup.  kUekeadUtt^fm 

wan,  dark f  dmfky,  eendm^^ 
Liror,  Sris.  m.  te/ksarfi.  )te< 

maUee 
Lix,  licis.  f.  wJMT iKU^f  ^ 
Liia,  «.  m.  a/calBoa 
Lixamen,  loia.  n.  & 


Litigo,  arc.  to  debate,  quarrel,  ftrpve, '  »•  n.  *  i^Bng  in  voter 
wrangle,  field,  &c.  to  Jae  one  ,  Ltxatiira,  ae.  f.  a  bmSwg 
another  i  Lixatua,  a,  um.  boiled        ^ 

Litigor,  ari.  paff.  to  he  debated         !L\«i7».*»  »•  f»  4^  "•*  tf4K 

Lito,  arc.  aa.  toofer  up  in  faerie'  \  Lixiviam,  i.n.  lye,  to  w^^ 
fice,  to  appeafe,  or  atone 

Li  tor,  ari.  paflT.  to  he  atoned 

Litoralis,  e.  adj.  of  the  fea  Jhoar 

L'toreus,  a,  um..adj.  on  the  Jhoar 

Litorofus,    a,   um.  adj.     near,   or 
upon  the  /bore 

Lituia,ae.  ta  dawbing,  ahlot,abbtr 

Liturarii,/(.  libri,  blotting  bookt 

LitUFgia,  ae,  f.  the  liturgy 

Liturgicus,  a,  um.  adj.  liturgical 

Lituro,  ire.  to  blot  out 

Litus,  a,  um.  pt.  anointed,  dawbed, 
I      [fotted^  marked.   Met. 

\     imbelUlbed  ,     -  , 


Lixivius,  a,  um.  adj.  tfiff 
Lixivus,  a,  um.  like  unto  ^ 
Lixoy  ire.  ad.  to  boil 
LixttSj  a,  am.  fod,  beiltd 

hb^O. 

Lobna,  i.  m.  the  lapefikm 
tip  \  alfo  the  pietee  of  ik^ ' 
that  Jnt  out,  Ap.  Med^ 
LScalis,  e.  adj.  loced,  ^p^ 

,   Localtter,  adv.  iteaUy 

adorned,  jLocandas,  a,  um.  pt.  I»i»» 
UScarlom,  i.  n.  bo^rtelii 


.  o  c 

n.  he  that  phath  th 

ubhcjbtws  J  a  clerk  tfi 
,  *  pnokttper,  HenneB 
Kariorum^  Mart.     5, 

[9.  f.   tbf  ietthg  of  gn 

tSfing  to  hire,  ftttifigy 

work  by  the  great 

».  m.  ^  lejjor 

,  um.pt.  ab»ut  to  hire 

on.  pt.  flsai,  Ut  to 

n.  «  Vittk  purfi 

&loca«  orum.  o,  tbi 
matrke.    Loci  diaicc 
pits,  or  c§mmon  fUets 
to  Ut  to  hire 
id.  to  place,  to  fit,  or 

to  lay  out,  to  put  out 
WgrodU,  to  give  in  mar* 
are  caiba,  to  tncswtp, 
im,  to  kcfiano  paim^ 
arc  operam  piftori,  t$ 
""to  m  baker 

a/r. 

m,  i.  n.  a  box,  or 
UckcTt  ^tn  huub  for 
e  comb  in  bcthi'ves,   a 

%A\nktft  in  bagt 
,  m.  apurfgmaker 
im.  that  hath  bolts  and 
\S  ore  from  another 
pocket 

lucuUtue 

n.  a  little  purfi,    or 

Hn,  or  hi*r 

u   a4^.  cum  gen,  or, 

31US,    Tup.     wealthy^ 

%or*d,  espTouSf  plentim 

»i,  fnhfianiUJ  I 


L  OL 

ncbeJy  improved 
Ulciipletatos,a,  una.  pt.  enriehed 
LocupletiAime^  adv.  moftricbly 
Locup.'eto,  are.  ^€L,  to  enrich,   to 

inUrgt 
L5cus,  i.  m.  pi.  loci  ^  loca.  Angl. 
a  lod^e^  a  place,  a  conJition,  cir. 
cumjiance,  an  eccajion,  time,  oppor- 
tunitjff  leifuro,  account ^  rfputr,  a 
family,  boufe,  or  kindred,  a  com^ 
monpUce,  or  ttfic,  a  point  of  tUt 
tables,  a  tomb,  or  fepukbre.  Ex 
aequo  loco,  t^n  tfuml  tmnt,  Cic. 
iCx  loco  inferiorea  as  m  lawyer  at 
the  bar,  Id.  do  Orat.  3,  6.  Ex 
foperiore  loco,  as  a  judge  upon 
the  bench,  or  a  pmacber  in  the 
pulpit.  Ibid.  loterea  loci,  in  the 
mean  time,  Eo  loci,  to  that  pajs 
Locuftt,  a.  f.  a  loeufi,  a  kbjier, 

Plin,  9,  51 . 
LocutTo,  onis.  f.  a  fptSnng,  fpncb 
Locator,  oris.  m.  aulknr 
LScutcleiui,  cii,  m*  a  prater 
L3cuturus,  a,  um.  pt.  ahouttofpeak 
Locutus,  a,  um.  pt.  ba-uing  fpJten 
Loditula,  «.  f.  a  little  blanket 
Lodix,  icis   f,  a /beet,  blanket 
Lo%\,  orum.  n.  rriflmg  words 
Lofica,  «.  f.  SP  logicc,  es.  f,  logic, 

the  art  of  reafoning 
Logltc,  adv.  logically 
Logicut,  a,  um.  pertainifig  to  hgie 
I-ogion,  \,n,  a  theatre 
L6gographi,  orum.  pi.  m.  lawyers 

cUrki,  clcrki  of  account 
^ogos,  i.  m.  a  VJord 
Ldliaceus,  a,  uml  marie  sf  tares 
Lgliarius,  a,   um.    adj.    pertaining 

to  tares 
L5IIgo,  lais.  f.  a  cuttlefijb,  Succus 

loiiginis.  Met.  envy,  Hor. 
'LoJiuni,   i.    n,  a  weed  called 
4^r/te/g  cockle^   or  tares 


L  O  Q 


Lomentom,  i.  n.  beanmeal 
Loagaevitaa»  atit.  f.  longevity   • 
Longaevus,  a,  um.  ad],  l^  limed 
LonganTmii,  c.  tL^}*  l<^g  fi^ering  ' 
Long^nimitas,  acis.  f.  lougfitferii^ 
Longano,  onis.  m.  tbearfegut 
Lbng^,  ady.  loci,  iiis,  comp.  i£ifl)i^, 
far  from,  a  great  diftatue  off,  ^ 
great  way  from,  a  great  wbile^ 
exceedingly,    very  much,  a  great 
deal.  Longe  longcquc,  beyond  all 
compare^  Or.  Longe  plorimuma 
exceeding  mmcb,  C«c, 
LonginquS,  iiis,  comp.   idem  fuoi 

longe  J  alfo  afar  off 
Longi^quiUt,  atls.  f,    remoHnefs, 

length  of  time 
Longinqaus,  a,    Qm.   lor,  comp. 
far  off,  at  a  gnat  difianKt,firaMge, 
long,  of  long  continuance.  Ex  lon- 
ginqoo    venire,    to  come  from  » 
great  way  off,  Plin. 
Longipea,  ^dis.  adj.  long  footed 
Longitudioalis    Aitura,    the    eroft 

ftam  oftbe/kull 
Longitudey  laia.  f.  length  tf  timo^ 

or  plac» 
Lon^iuicuiw,  fomemfbmt  oftbebmgejl 
Longule,  adv.  fomewhatfar  off 
Longiiias,  a,  um.  fomewhat  long- 
Longum,  adv.  for  a  long  rinse 
Longurio,  onia.  m.  a  tauflim  felhe» 
L  ngurius,  i.  m.  a  rail 
Longus,  a,  um.  ad}*  ior,  comp.  ffi^ 
ir<is,  I'up.  long,  tall,  of  long  extent^ 
hfting  long,  tedious,    Ne  longam 
faciam,  to  make  the  ftory  Jbert 
L5quac7«as,  aris.  f.  talkativenefi 
Loquaciter,  adv.  pratingly 
Loqoacito,  are.  to  babble  ^ 

Lo<\uaculus^  v.Ki»  a  ^tat  toli^w 

rflV,\      Cuv.  prati«t>taV^a\Vue.V.v*>^ 


LOT 


LUC 


Itgf    9cu    AU9   of  ifiamiiittel     wuUkt 
thingi,  as  of  riven,  ^Umi,  aMfr- 1  L5trix.  Tcis.  f.  a  Uutidrtfk 
wutringy  ro4riii£,  Ssc.  Loturt,   je.  f.  a  vajbitg 

i;$qucla,  ae.  tfpmcb,  talk 


I/)qiiendut,  a,  um.  /•  ^  talked  tf 
I^oens,  tis.  pt.  fpeaking 
iioqaeotia,  ae.  i,  a  talking 
tfj^oor,  loqui,  locotus  «(/loqtiatai, 

dei»i  f  fpeak,  to  tell,  to  talk,  or 

Sfc^urft,  ffetfirtk,  t$  report,  /# 

declare 
Lora,  vel  lorea,  ae.   f.  a  fieutV,  or 

tbm  vinCf  weadi  a/  the   baJU  $f 
,  grapi% 
l<5ramej]tuiny  i.  a.  a  fpredt  tbemfi 

Lonuneatam  li|ac«m,  a  pound- 

plaf 
Loririuiy  i.  m.  «  tohifper,  a  keadle 
Loreui,  a,  um.  Hfdj.  hmm^t  ^  &«r^r 

Lorica,  c.  f .  «  ^Mf  of  mat!,  the  co- 
ping y  tf  wtf/f,  «^JW,  Of  fittt 
b9ufe,plaifter,  a  parapet,  tiftkreaft' 
toork 

Loilcitid,  5nis.  f,  an  bameffing 

LorTcatus,  a,  um.  pt.  clad  in  armour 

Lorico,  ate.  to  put  on  a  coat  •/ "Mi/, 
Pt  parget,  or  plai/ler 

Loricula,  as.f.a  little  coat  of  mail, 
a  fortijicatkn,  a  kreaftvoork,  a 
ialcony 

LorTpes,  Sdii.  c.  g*  how  legged. 
Met,  ^iw,  backward 

Lorum,  i.  n,  a  tbong  of  leather,  a 
fi^ap,  Meton.  a  bridle ^  the  rein 
efa  bridle,  horfe  harnefs,  a  girth, 
or  leafi>,  a  ttfbip  made  of  thongs^ 
a  bedeordy  the  girths  of  fiooU  and 
chairs 

Ldtio,  Oil  is.  f.  a  wajbing 

Lotium,  i.  n.  urine,  pifi 
LStor,  dris,  m.  a  uaper 


Lotus,  i.  nfid.  Lotos 
Lotus,  a,  um.  part,  toa/eed^   dmible 
dyed,  Petr.  Arb. 

L  before  U. 

Lubens,  t»s.  pt.  wlUmg,  theerfkt 
Lubcnter,  adv.  iat,  comp.  xffim^^ 

fup.  vHlSngly,  gladlf 
Lubentia,  ae.  f.  pleafantnefi 
Lubety   imperf.  videlihet 
Lubrice,  adv.  fipperily 
Lubrico,  are.  u  make  fi*pf*rf 
Labricam,  i.  n.  fUpperinefi 
Labricus,  a,  um.  adj.  JUdingakag, 
fiippery.  Met.  incon/Uat,  deceit- 
fuU  dangerous,  digknlt,   Verfari 
in  lubrico,  to  be  at  a  tUkHf^ point, 
Cic.  Orat.  xS. 
Locx  boves,  elepbantSf  Lnor. 
LucSnica,   ae.  f.  a  polUaia,  a  ptk 

Lucaoicum,  i.  n.  idem 

Lucanicui,  i,  m.  a  glutton 

Luclnus,  a,  um.  ad),  perudmng  to 
the  morning 

Lucar»  n.  monay  for  a  feat  atplayt 

Luciria,  ovum,  p\,fu^sfolemnimed 
in  groves 

Lucarius,  i.  m.  a  woodman 

Luce,  adv.  in  the  day  time 

Lucellum,  i.  o.  a  little  gain 

LucenSy  tis.  pt.  fbining 

LuceOy  ere,  xi.  n.  to  give  light,  to 
Jhine,  Met.  to  appear,  or  be  ap- 
parent :  Alfo  to  bold  one  the  candle 

Luccrcs,  um.  pi.  the  third  part  of 
\     tbc  "Roman  ^V^  ut^«£er  Kfimulus, 

\      U    tailed  5r«m  fttut  "Lutum-i-n.  \\»w' 


LUC 

Ump.  Olet  hcenan,  As 

elaborate  piau 
Loceraartom,  L  a.  « tanlbfk 
Liceicity  imperf.  itgmM 
LocefcOy  ere.  /•  wax  dear 
Lueet,  imperf.  //  it  UiU^  jri 

known.   Simol  at^e  kot 

daybreaks  Cic. 


Lact»  adv.  in  the  mtfwingik 
Ukid^,  adv.  i^  comp.  m 
Lucidas,  a,  am.  adj.  or;  tm 

mat,  fnp.    had,  kriik, 
fparkUng,  Met.  dear,  fid 

debonair 
Locifer,  €ri.  ra.  the  dap  fk 

morning fiar^  hoidht,  ih 

davil 
LacifSms,  a,  an.  idem 
Lodf  iigos,  a,  uoi.  ^at  fk 

thtH^be 
Laci.nium, i.  n.  agkwarm 
Lacifco,  wd,  Lacefto 
Lacifeos,  t.  m.  tbatfietbSn 
Lociasy  i.  m.  ei  pike,  ajtd 
Locrans,  tis.  pt,makimgait 
LacritTvos,  a,  am.  buretin^ 

bythebye 
Locrifacio,  &e,  feci,  Mt^ 

to  make  gain  ef 
Lacrifa£tut.  a,  am.  pt.  pk 
Lucrifico,  ate.  to  gain 
Lucrificat,  a,  om.adj.  |i« 
Lucrifio,  Sti,  fadnt  fum.M 
Lncrif  uf:»,  c.  § .  thatjb'ftbjn 
Lucrip^ta,  ae.  m.  annfonr 
Lucror,  iri,  itus  foou  dcf^ 

to  vnn.  to  earn 
LScrose,  adv.  gainfiUf 
Lucrofut.  a,  am.  adj.  or,  cA 

mus.  fup.  JuUofgem^  < 

profitable 
N^^xsOTw.,  l^  n.  lucre,  gti»» 


loto$,  &  lotus,  i.  m.  thtUtt  trtt  \    j"*"         .     .  t,»iJ».aV»]«,  «»  V^ftl^^^wCib*. 
mOt  of  tbt  lott'tretik  Uc«u*,  *•''•• 


••   n.  a  fin'viag 
U  firuggRng^ftrivim 
.  f.  a  conttndii^ 
,  m.  M  vreftler 
m.  pt.  bmvingvr^' 
or  ft rmned 
m.  Jiruggiiag 
im.  caufetb  mmtrmng 
e.  z^j»/ofrowfttI 
um.  meun^ml,  Jor- 
%l^  wjul 

,  um*  adj.  having  a 
fj 

\,  t9  mirepk 
at  us  Aim.  dep.  to 
ftruggk,  Meton.  t9 
tftrive,  to  coHtOfd 
iui,  comp.  wmwmftA^j 
um.  adj.  or^  comp. 
UmnttahU,  firrno- 
I 

•  M  woMmtngf  fiiyw^ 
wommitig  0fporel 

I.    pt.   ftudying,    or 

wndleSgbt 

iSy  f,  iueuhratioM 

a,  um.  adj.  0/*,  or 
fmdy'tng  iy  catidieUgbt 
n.  &  Iticubra,  ai*  f. 
tpfirtim 

•  durfyfWterrilf 

Iv.  ckarly^  fi^fffyt 
ravtfyf  at  am  btgh 
h  locttlenter  fcfrey  t§ 
9€tk  viry  wdl^  Cic 
i*  tUarmJi 
urn.  adj.  or,  comp. 
btautiful,  reficwnedf 
talk,  ritbf  abundant, 
'Stf  brav4,  Liiculenta 
em)d  blow,  a  great 
Luculentioribas  ver> 
nftzhendcref  fa  fx-j 


L  U  D 

LiMUt,  i.  m.  pro  lux 
Lacu8,  i.  m.  agrovt,  ox^^Dooi  di' 
dkated  to  Jomg  God,  keft  tmeut : 
Aifo  a  templi  in  a  wood 
Lqdent,  tis.  pt.  flaying 
Ludi,  orum.  m.  fU^orU,  paftim§s, 
OT  plays,  pageants,  JtgbtSj  Qt pub- 
lic fiews 
Ludia,  it,  f.  an  aSrefs 
Ludibriofus^  81  um.  ridiculous 
Ludibrium,  i.  n.  a  mock,  amcekery, 
'    a  laughing  ftock,  afcorn 
Ludibundus,   a^  uin.   adj,  JmU  ej 

play,  fi>ortive 
Ludicer,  era,  crum.  adj.  belonging 
fopUyt/portive^  inj^,  ludicrous, 
vain,  trifling,  Ars  ludicra  armo- 
rum,  fencing^   Cic.  Meum    cor 
ccepit  racere  artem  lodicram,   my 
heart  went  pit-a-pat,  Plaut. 
Ludtcre,adT.  wautonff 
Ludicrisy  e.  adj.  id,  fuod  ludicer 
Lodicram,  i.  n.  a  flay,  an  interlude 
Ladificabilis,  e.  adj.  makttbffort 
Ludificans,  tis.  pt.  mocking 
Ludiiicatio,  onis.  f.  a  deceiving,  or 

mocking,  abufivenefs 
Ludificator,  oris.  m.  a  mocker 
Ludificatus,  a,  um.  pt.  ai^.  mock- 
ing PafT.  mocked,  or  deceived 
Ludihco,  are.  aA.  Plaut*  pro 
Ludificor,  ari,  atus  Com.  dep.  ]u- 
dum  facio,  to  mock,  to  make  ofool 
of,  to  cajole,  or  choufe 
Ludimagifter,  tri.  m.  a  fchoelmafler 
Ludio,'   onis.    m,  a  player  at   the 
longfword,  a  young  mtrrice  dancer 
Ludiu9t  i*  m.  a  ftage player,  a  dancer 
Ludo,  Sre,  fi,  I'um.  z&,  'to  play,  to 
fport,  to  dance^  to  make  paftinu,  to 
banter,  or  be  in  jeft,   to  play  at  a 


L  U  NT 

Ladei«  optran,  u  kf*  ^*  Mtftf 
Ludor,  i,  fus,  palE  ta  bo  plaid  aif'U 

be  jeered 
Lad  us,  j.  m*  m  play,  fiort,  or^j/** 
timep  m  gam<,  0  trick  of  youth f  s 
feat,  mprank,.a  jeft,  ajkw,  et 
fcbool,  w  place  of  estercifi.    Dm 
ludum    amori.    to  iuduige  leva, 
Hor.  Ludus  litcrarius,  agrammnr 
fcbool,  QuinN 
Laela,  ae.  L  puniftmentj  Lucr* 
Loendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  bepumfhtd^ 

or  atoned  for,  to  be  umdergme 
Loens,  tis.  ^t,fuffering punifimtet/t 
Lues,  it*  f.  pefiiJeuce  in  man,  or 
murrain  in  cattle ;  a  great  morta* 
iity,  a  blight,  Mtt,  ple^ne,  buh, 
d^fhuSlion,    Lues    venerea,    th$ 
French  pox.  Fern. 
Lugendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  btmaiUd 
Lugens,  tis.  pt.  bewailing 
Lugeo,  ere,  xi,  dum.  s^.  tp  kmoHo 

lament,  or  bewail 
Lugefco,  lire,  to  begin  to  lament 
Lugetur,  imperf.  they  lament 
Lugubte,  adv.  lamentably 
Lugubrit,  c.  adj.  mournful,  lament* 
*  ablCf  forrowful,  grievous,  Lugu- 
bria,  abfol.  mourning  apparel,Sen» 
Lugubriter,  ad^  mournfully 
Lugubro,  are.  /•  maie.lamfntablo 
Lugubrom,.!.  n.  a  lamentation 
Luitto,  inis.  f.  an  acquitting 
Luiturus,  at  an.  pt.  about  to  pay 
Lumbago,  anis,  f.  pain  of  the  bins 
Lumbifr^ittfli,  i.  n.  a  brtaHng  of 

the  loins  . 
Lumbricofus,  a,  -um*  full  of  worms 
Lumbricas,  i.   m.  an  earttmnrm  : 


AKoabellywormy  awofvroi^y^   . 

— ,  ^ jy.,  .-J — J  ^,  .  .  L^ii\\>vi\>aL%,\« isi«  aWwUVft-tv 

game,  to  play  upon  an  inflrummxX  LumViM*^  \«  ift.  tV>t  \^>\ti>  leautv^^'.^ 
fofAeat,  to  choufe,   or  beguile,  to\     Jlunk,  tbe  vt\^^>^^^^>^*  r  ^^^ 


L  U  P 

inis.  n.  Hgbtf  awf  ^bt 
Uif\  d  lam^  eartHe,  or  tvrch, 
mfiar^  *n  eye,  the  lights,  or  wM" 

■  gbmoif  /^.  Met.  explieation^  ilr 
itfir^en,  the  Kgbt  m  0  pi3um% 
oppoied  to  ihaacy  a  Jbiming,  or 

■  §rigbt  e9lomr,  an  •moment,  or  tm- 
ktUtJbmtntf  aft  exceUtmcy  in  any 
]ciBi,A^^f,or  ffrjjto>«/ic».Oraaonic 
lumina,  keautifml  figmrti^  Cic. 
Lutnhia  civitatis,  brave  gaUant 
f^fim^  li*  Menti  lamina  prae- 
ferrc,  toin/pire,  Cic. 

LOminare,  is.  n.  n  light,  a  iuminary. 

Met.  «  gallant  perjon 
Lwninoy  are.  to  light,  or  fitit  ligbt, 

to  enlighten 
Lutninolus,  a,  um.  adj.  full9f  Tight, 

or  nvind^uft.  Met,  jhimeg,  hrigbt, 

luminous 
Lusa,  ae.  f.  the  moon,  the  /titer  C 

s/pcn  a  ftnator's  Jhoe 
Lunaria,  as.  f.  moonwort 
Lfinari?,  e.  adj.  /tfiMr,  0/'ri&<  otmh 
Luniticuty  a,  um.  adj»  lunatic,  msd 
Lunatio,  oois.  f.  a  bending  like  the 

fnoon  ;    a  change  of  the  macn 
LunftttSy  a,  una.  inform  of  a  balf» 

moon 
Luno,  ire.  to  bend  like  an  halfmoen 
Luntila,   «.   f.  an  halfmoon  on  the 

Jenators  fljoes  • 

Luo,  ere,  i,  Itum.'  u  pay,  to  eaepi^ 

ate,  or  of  me,  to  Juffer  puni/hment^ 

or  death,  to  purge,  luafti  avolty 
Luor,  i.  pair,  to  be  atoned  . 
Lupa,  ae.  f.  a  fbevoolf,  an  harlot 
Liipanar,  iris.  n.  a  brothel,  a  tphorg 
Lupanarium^  i.   n.  a  batv^boufe 
Lupa^um,  i.  a   a  curb  bridle 

hh 
Lupatu$,  I.  »•  0  kitf  or  fn^ffii 


L  U  S 

Rowiulus  and  Rsmsa  toere  f^hred" 
h'afita  toolf,  Ov.  Faft. 

Lupercala,  om.  n. pi.  plajt  dedica- 
ted to  Pom,  on  the  1 5th  of  Febr. 

Luperd,  orunupl.  m.  tbtpriejU  of 
Pan 


Lupin  us,  i.  m.  &  lupinoa,  i.  n. 
pulfe  of  mffi  bitter  tafte,  lupines. 
Or  hops,  comic  money,  I^orat  quid 
diAant  lera  lupinis^  like  our 
proverb,  he  knoweth  not  a  pig 
from  a  dogf  Hot,  Ep,  i,  7. 

Lapinuf,  a,  urn.  ^dj.  o/a  w^lf 

Lupilla,  fc.  f.  a  curfijbo  w^f 

LupuUtuSy  a>  om.  hath  hops 

Lupulut,  i.  m.  hope 

Lupui,  i.  m.  a  wolf,  a  pike^  a  fiur- 
gem,  a  fnajJU,  a  dra^,  hop,  or 
heps  fir  beer.  Auribus  teoeo  lu- 
pum,  T»r.  ProY.  /  know  nor 
which  u-ay  to  mm  me,  Ovemlupo 
comxftiiifti.  Id*  Prov.  Ton  have 
fet  the  fox  to  keep  tbegeofe,  Lupum 
in  fabcia.  Id.  Prov.  Talk  of  the 
devil 

Lurco,  onls.  m.  a  gluttas,  beUygod, 
a  gretdygut,  a  great  eater 

Luridu9»  a,    um*    adj.  pals,  vHin, 

Liiror,  oris.  m.  palenefs 
Lofcioia,  le.  f.  a  ben  nightif^ak, 
Lufcinios,  i.  m.  «  cock  nirbtingale 
Lufcinus,  adj.  dimfighted 
Lufciofus,  £lin.  S^  lurcitiofus,  a, 

um.  ofol  eyed,  poreblind 
Lufcitio,  unis.  f.  nueaknefs  of  Jight 
Lufcus,  a,  um.  blind  of  one  eye 
Lufio,  onis.  f.  a  playing,  gartung^  41' 

verjion,  recreation 
Lusi  to,  are.  to  play  often 
Llufor,  iris.  m.  af porter 


\ 


LU 

rioty  mpmroftaik 
Lttftri2ta»  e.  adj.  in 
year  j  Jbiomimg  pofvn 
Luftrale  lacrificino 
faer'fice,  Lit, 
Lufh-imen,  inia.  a  fet 
tumbling  over  the  ( 
the  field 
Luflramentmn,  i.  11. 

cleaning 
Luftrandus,  a,  um.  pt. 

Jnpervifed 
Lui^rans,  tis,  pt,  vie\ 
Luftratij,  oais.  f.  a 
Purging  byfacrifice 
Luflrator,  orla.  m.  a 
Luftrataty  a,  unu/arc 
Loihictit,  a,  um.  adj. 

cleanfing 

Luftricus  diet,  th§  chr 

LuftrYflcus,  a,  um.  01 

Luftro,  ar«.  to  expiate, 

invincn^  to  go  rwnd 

vey^  toiveigh,  coufJe 

Exercituia   luftraie 

Liv.  Luftrare  vcfti| 

or folUttf  one,  Vir^ 

Lttftror,  ari,  icus.  pai 

Laftro,  onis.  m.  a  hir 

Luftror,  ari.  dep.  to  hm 

Luftmxn,  i.  n.  fing.  a 

eUanfirg  the  dens  of 

noodt,  ia  which  reol 

uftd   in  the  plural 

bM^vdyhou^^f  orfieM 

Lufurus,  a,  am.  pt.  ab 

Lufoa,  a,  um.  pt.  plef> 

Lufus,  us,  m.  apley, 

Lutamcntum,  i.  0.  « 1 

Lutirius,  a,  um.  Hvinf 

Liititua,  a,  um.  pt.  da^ 

Luteofis,  e.  k6},fetJttb 


U  X 

the  yoJk  ofaii  eg^,  PUn. 
jm.  adj.  made  «/■  clay 
,    or  dirtf  dirty,  ferry t 

m.  z6],  pak,  yellow 
>  btwrdy^  Mart. 

dirtlhy 
im.  adj.  all  dirty 
,  an  otter;  Plin. 
«,  um.  adj.  w;ry,  </t^(fj 
ct,  vile  andfiltbf 

h  bedawb' 
,  claj,  loamy  Utirty  dirtf 
ton.   a  dirty  fellow,  In 
Kfita*  luto,  Prov,  Tea 
fame  danger f  Ter. 
V   primi  longa^  x9oad 

f.  Sgbfy  day,  an  eye, 
p.  In  plur.^  the  fiart  glii  - 
iftering^  ot  fiiningy  the 
v'ord  of  efndeaxtnent,  nrf 
^lifi! 
k  luceo,  JJbonei  ilogeo^ 

lis.  f.  tf  loofnlngofajoifit 
om,  pt.  ^«f  outofJ9tnt 
.  f»  /ffi/inr*  '•  /»«^  OK/  cf 

dep.  >or/0f 
;  f,  allexcefs  in  ear ef tit 
Ot  ftmptuousfare,  rank- 
rfiuity,  bfxury 
tie.  fiperjluout 
,  a,  um.  pt.  hatdfig  hetn 
tiki  otftofit/t 
1.  f,  ialfcimiitfnefi,  vcatt- 
^fltjim,  iavijbntfs,  rank' 

«•  io  grow  rank,  f»  ^f 
nd  riotdftt,  to  fwell  autj 

f  kfOWtljf,   iCCi 

ri.  dep.  to  gtow  rank 
idy.  l^  cojop,  j&mi^ 


i 


L  Y  N 

LixSnornB,  a>  nm;  adj.  rani^fitx- 
ttnant^  luxuriouSy  fumftuout,  ri- 
fff tfuj,  vfafiefulf  prodigal  in  ^iet 
Loxus,  1,  \sm,.out  of  Joint 
h-^xM^j  U3.  m.  a  diflocation.  Met. 
r'i&t^  fxcf/i,  profufeneft,  extrava- 
gant i  A\(o  flate,  magnificence 

L  before  Y. 

hyatw^t  IV  m.  Bacchus pVoiAi 
LysEUft,  »,  um.  adj.  oftoine 
L^csnthiTDpiaf  ae.    f.   hfcantbripy^ 

bcvjfinjr  like  wolves 
Lythnobius,  i.  m.  a  nigbtwbalker 
Lychnus,  i.  n>.  tf  link 
Lycifca,  «.  f.  ajhepberd*s  dog 
Lydk^s  lapis,  tbe  toucbftone 
Lymphi,  afc.  f,' water 
Ljoiyhan^,  tit.  pt.  making  mad 
Lymfhiticam,  i^   n«    fubfti  '^^^j 

di^raffkn,  inadnefi 
LymjjhiEKOs,  a,   um.    adj.    «w^, 

frighted  out  of  bis  wits,  Lympha- 

titus  pjfor,   «  diJlraSilsg  frigbt^ 

L'v,  Lympbaticafoinnia,yr;^i6f- 

/*/    drtamsy    Plin.     Lymphatici 

ntimmi  aurei«  fo/c/  fi^tf/  burruth 

in  ^nt^t  pocket,  Plaut. 
Lymphltto,  onis.  f.  a  frigbt 
Lymphiios,  ds«  m.  fV«ffi 
LyrtiphituS,   a,  tiin.   pt*  load,- af 

fighudy  furiouSy  diftraStd^    be 

fidi  bf*hfelfy  intoxicated 
Lymphoj  are.  a£t.  to  frigbt,  cir  make 

mad 
Lymph  or,  ari,  3tus.  paiT. 
Lyoc^us^  a,  tins.  adj.  of  tbe  lynx, 

fujek/jghted 
LyncevSj  ii  m.  tbe  heafi  called  lynx. 

mt  that  is  Jharpfighted  W 

L/nr,  ck.f,  Virg,  (*  m.  J/or.)  \ 
Sffifi  ^  tbi  nature  of  a  toolfy  ba'v  -  \ 
iMg  mnyfpots  tike  s  JUff,.  ^ni  i\ 


MAC 


wy  qntekj  _ 

Lyra,  s.  f.  an  barp^  a  ccf^ellathh 

T-yrica,  orum;  pi.  •>.  lyric  verfes 

Lyricen,  inis.  m,  an  barper 

Lyricus,  a,  um.  adj.  firic 

Lyrifles,  m*- an  barper 

Lyfis,  ii.  &  io?.  f.  a  weakniifg  Sy 
illnefs.  In  architefVure  it  i*  et 
ioojningy  ox  gaping  tf  a  wall 

Lytta,  «.  f«  tbe  madneft  of  a  dog 


fA  before  A. 

MAcfu«,  a  fool  in  a  play 
Maccllarius»   a,  um.  idj* 

belonging  to  tbe  Jhambki 
Macellarias,  i.  m.  a  filler  ofviSuaH 
Maceilum,  \.  ti,  a  market  place  fot 

fle/b,  ffby  and  all  manner  of  pro^ 

vifions ;  a  fhamblesy  ot  butcberrowi 

In  plur.  macella^  dainties  beugbt 

in  tbe  market 
Macellu9,a,  um.  n6j,  fomewbat  leant 
Maceo,  ere,  ui.  ti.tobe  lean  and  tbtd 
Macer,  era,  crum.   adj.    macrlor^ 

comp.    macerrimus,   Tup.    lean^ 

barren,  unfruitful,  tbin 
Mace  ratio,  onis.  f.  maceration 
Macj^ratus,  a,   um,   pt.    tonJumeJ^ 

or  rafted  away,  fcftned  by  wtf* 

feting 
Macercfco,  Jfrfc.  to  be  jiieped 
Maceria,  as.  f.  &  maceries/ei.  f. 

any  wallyOt  mound  about  a  ground 
Macj^riei,  fei.  f.  a  wall 
MacSro,  are.  ad^.  to  make  fofi  by 

fieepitf^y  to  iifJhbuCy  or  melt  aiWay, 

to  make  one  pine  aiuay^  «s  with 

h»inger,  to  fret,  or  teaxe 

fumcd,    to  ftne^  w  nwa^t  tfnP*'« 
Miicw;^t\  'i^Tivo,   to  V>e  T»»V.tA 


MAC 

Macf  fccni,  tis.  pt,  grrming  lea» 

Macefciycre.  tt  gr«Vf  Uan,  or  psM 
a-a.y,  (0  grow  poOr 

Maciicra.  a:    f.  a  dagger 

Macharro^horus,  i.  m.  afwordfnuin 

Machine,  se.  f.  mn  engine,  chiefly 
of  v^ar,  a  crane,  or  fucb  like  dt^ 
niice,  a  framcy  or  fabrickf  a  ma- 
chine, Met.  a  device,  invotntion  to 
'  ^ring  about  fame  end,  in  which 
ienfe  the  plural  is  move  ufed 

Machinalis>  e.  adj.  heLngtKg  to  en- 
ginei 

Machinameritum,!.  n.  an  engine  to 
batter  ivaUs  with 

Machinarius,  a,  urn.  adj.  afj  or  be- 
longing to  engines  and  mlh 

JMachinatio,  onis.  f.  any  meebani' 
cal  injirument,  a  device 

Machioator,  oris.  m.  an  engineer, 
a  Jubtii  contriver 

Machinatrix,  Icis.  f.  id, 

JVlachinatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  having  in- 
vented, or  plotted,  PaiT.  invented, 
.   contrived 

Machinatus,  (js.  m,'fee  Machinatio, 

M.lchirtor,    ari,   atus.fum.  dcp,  io\ 
frame,  or  make,  to  devije,  to  con- 
trive, to  plot 

Machioofum  navigium,  a  Jhip  fo 
contrived  as  to  fall  to  pieces,  Suet. 
Ner.  34. 

Macic8,  ei.  f.  leameft 

Miicilwxtus,  a,  um.  adj.  Uan,  thin 
lank 

jMacrefco,  err,  maciti.  to  wax  lean, 
or  ih'm 

Maaitildo,  xais.  f.  kannefi 

Michr($chl»,  €c.  f.  a  coat  tmtbhng 
flffvet 

Macrocohm,  i»  n,  ray  at  paper 
Macrocdmvs^  I,  m,  long  haired 
Md6iibilis  f  iaga,  a  killing  firske 


^MOtuidui,  a,ujp,  pu  tthkiiluX     hUmM 


M   AC 

mfatrificed,  ptmijbed 
Ma^tans,  tit.  pt.  doing  barm 
M«£tator,  orit.  m,  a  murderer 
Ma£latu8,    a,    um.    pt.  facrificed, 

killed  infacrifiu 
M.a£lotus,  lis.  m.  the  killing  for  fa- 

erifice 
Ma^e,  voc,  pro  n$m,  ufed  in  fa- 
crifices,  as  much  as   to  fay,  be 
thou  honoured  'soith  this  /acrifice. 
Sec,  accept  of  it  as  a  token  ef  that 
honour  fve  give  thee,  Transfertur 
te  ad  homines,  &  eft  li£llo,  quae 
adhortetur  Hmul  &  laudet,  and 
here  cfto  is  often  under  flood.  Regit 
abl.    Made  nova  Tirtute,  puer, 
go  on  as  jou  have  begun  ^  Virg. 
Regit  &  genitivum.  Ma£te  ani- 
mi,  Stat.  Pon.  &  pro  ace.  Ju- 
berem  made  virtote  efle,  i,  e, 
madum,  /  would wijb you  might 
proceed  profpircufiy,  hvv.  It.   pro 
adverb.  Made  amare,  f.  e,  valde, 
mightily,  Plaut* 
Madea,  ae.  f.  deUcate  food.  Suet. 
Made,  .i:c.  ad.  to  augment,.  Mac- 
taie  aliqucni  i.ifortunio,  ta  do  one 
a  ^ri^at  deal  cf  mifchi^f,  Ter.  to 
kill  lu  jAcrificf,    Madare  aliquot 
morte,    ^0  ^<^t^,  Cic.  fuppliciis, 
id.  Qund  me  madUt,  vtbicb  af- 
jiieieth  me,  Plaut. 
Mador,  ari.  paif. 
Madra,  se.  f.  a  kneading  trntgb 
Ma6tus,  z,  um.  Boves  ferro  mal^ 
mads,  notfluck  right  by  the  popae 
Maciiia,  ss,  i'.   a  jpot,  er  f^aki,  a 
mark,  a  flur,  ot  fault  io  an  sn* 
thor,  a  mefb  in  a  net.  Met*  tf 
ftain  of  infamy 
MicviUvi^^  tw,  ^t.  fiaining 
I  MaLCu\aXAO>  otvvt.  \%  w^awj 


M  A( 

M^cUo^  are.  A  it  ft 

violati 

Maciilor,  iri^paff. 

MaciilSCas,    a,  um.  t 

bt9teed,ftaintd,mftami 

Macploiii  oratioi  af 

MadSf  acioy  ht,  eci,  i 

otnmBmt 

Madefados,  t,  am.  pt 

Madefio,  eri.  to  be  mm 

Madens,  tia.  pt,  wet, « 

Madeo,  ere,  ui.  n.  ft 

moift^    Madeo  meta 

ftoem  for  fear,  PJai 

guo   madere,  m  fk 

Madet  homoj  tbem 

Made'co,  gre.  /»  grem  • 

to  be  boiled  enough 
Madidans,  tie.  pt.  dro^ 
Madide,  ady«  mo^fit^ 
Madidos,  a,  um.  adj 
dropping,  or  mmgbk 
dfi^  boiled 
Mador,    dria.  m.  ma^ 
Madulfa,  ae.  in.  4  ^ 
Maeander,^  Maeaodia 
Jhiftt,  tricks,  slut 
and  tumt 
Maena,  ».  f,  a  kind  ^ 
pilcbard,    «  fardinit 
raena,  youfSoam  be, 
Maenat,  adit.  pLapri 
cbus,  or  a  gth  priefl  1 
ilia  ouenai,  the  Tr^ 
fc,  'Caffandra.  Preper 
Maeniana,  betlcomim 
Mafcrtium,  La.  ««■ 
Magt,  «.  f.  a  vritck 
Magaiia,  om.  n.  pL  tt 
Mage,  pro  magii.  PIm 
Magia,    e.  f.'  metgk,) 
\f^8QS.^^  et.  f. 


V 


A  G 

r  adv.  for  the  com- 
ree:  with  a  compa- 
xlondant:  fometinies 
mart  at  Urft^  wort 
n  nomber,  rmb%r 
n.  m  mafier,  ruin,  or 
o^^hnaflerj  a  tutor,  a 
lot  tf  afiip,  an  ofi" 
Utb  a  fubtic  faU  tf 

I.  n.  the  plaetf  or  of- 
ler,   or  governot^    in 

precepts 
►  a  mifireft 
fit.  m.  civil  freverfi' 
fracy,    the  office,    or 
tgiftrate,  amagifirate 
aa.  to  rule 
i,  dregs,  refufe,  drofs 
.  pi.  n.  great  works 
,acis.  f,  magnanimity 
a,  um.  adj.  magna- 
ageous,  brave 

m.   a  great  dealer, 
'ds  of 'wares 
.  m,  pi,  peers  of  tbe 
tees 

m.  tbe  loadftane 
,  um.  adj.  magnetic 
,  um.   bragging 
Ire,  eci,  adium.  aft. 
value  much 
onis.  f.  a  magnifying 
▼.  magnificently 
,    adv.     JuSp    coiDp. 
magnificently,  flateftly 
,   SR.  f,   magnificence^ 
bigh  value  and  efleem 
«-,     ris.     adj.     mQre 

e.  to  magnify 

a/n 

xr/BT,  adj,    entior,  ^ 


MAJ 


nnt,ftatefy,  Animui  magnificuf, 
a  large  foul,  Gic.  Magnifica  verba, 
great  vaunting  word*,  Tcr. 

Magnil^quentia,  ar«  f.  a  boafling 

MagnifSquuSy  a^  nm.  fi&tff  batb  a 
lofty /lire,  boafiktg    / 

MagnTpendo,  ere«n6&  tt .^ave  in 
great  efteem  " 

Magnipendofy  i.  palf^  'valued  and 
regarded 

MagnTcudo.  inis.  (,  groatnefs,  mag- 
nitude, tbe  bulk.  Hiemis  magni- 
tudo,  tbefevetity  ofvnnter,\lk, 
Magnitudo  fervitii,  abundance  of 
flaves.  Id.  Magnitudinei  in  pf. 

Magnopere,  adv.  greatly,  Magno« 
pere  intern ioari,  to'tbreateis  /e- 
verely,  Tcr. 

Magnum,  adv.  greatly,  aloud 

Magnus,  a,  um,  adj.  major,  eomp. 

,  floaximus,  fup.  great,  mucb,  large, 
rich,  powerful,  bard,  difficult, 
Magno  natu,  of  great  age,  Liv. 
Os  magnum,  aftrong  voice,  Virg. 
Magna  Hngua,  proud  language^ 
Hor.  Magnum  mare,  a  tempe- 
ftuous  feai  C^tuW,  Magni  tfft,  to 
be  bigbly  valued,  Cic.  Magno 
vendere,  to  fell  dear.  Id.  Magna 
urbs,  Rome,  Tibull.  Magna  dea. 
Catull,  Magna  mater,  Cic,  Cybele, 
mother  of  tbe  gods 

MSgus,  u  m.  a  magician,  an  in- 
chanter,  charmer 

MagU9,  a,  um.  ad),  maf^eal 

MS^alif,  m.  a  barrcxo  pig 

Miijeflas,  atis.  f.  tbe  authority, 
power,  and  grandtur,  Jolemnity, 
majefiy.  Crimen  majeftatis,  high 
treufon,  Suec.  Majeftatem  laedcte, 
Su/^/»  to  commit  treafnn 

Major,  us,  comp,  bigger,   greater, 

e/^er,  more  ffficaciom,  more  povo- 

^^/»4  nme  vi^oui,  tveighty^  wo. 


M  A  L 

mentoui,  impertant,  Quo^  majoi 
eft,  ivbich  it  more,  Cic,  Major 
natn,  elder,  Id.  majorem  in  mo- 
dum,  more  eariiefUy,  Id.  Msgor 
morbat,  tbe  falling  ficknefs,  Celf. 
Majoratus,  Gs.-m.  a  major ality 
Majores^  um.  pi.  m.  ancefiort^  fore» 

fathers,  founders  of  a  feB       ♦* 
Maiua,  i,  m.  the  month  Mey 
Maiuf,  a,  um.  adj.  of  May 
Majufdilus,  a,  um.  adj.  fomewbat 

greater,  or  bigger 
Mala,  aek  f.  the  cheek,  tbe  jaw 
Malabathrum,  vid.  malobachrumi 

akindtfkaf 
Malacia,   ae.   f.    a  calm,  fiittntfe, 
Stomachi  malacia,  Vlin,  fqueam^ 
ijhnefs 
Malaciflb,  are.  tofofUn 
Malacus,  a,  umi  adj.  foft,  fiexiiU^ 

Mjy,  voluptuous 

Maiasma,  atis.  n.  a  pultefs  ^ 

Malaxo,  arc.  tofcften,tofupple 

Maie,  adv.  illy,  vfickedly,  hurtfulfyf 

unhappily,    unfortunately,  greatly't 

fcarcely,  not  at  all,  Virg,  Geor, 

Maledice,  adv.  ahufively  • 

Maledicentia,  ae,  f.  detra&ion    . 
Malediceiitior,  comp.  iffimos,  fup. 

more  and  mofi,fianderous,  backbtiing 
Mal'dlco,  ere,  xi,  ftum.  to  revile 
Maledicor,  i,  paff. 
MaJedi<aio,  onis.  f.  flander 
Maledi£tum,  i.  n,foul  language 
Malrdiftus,  a,  uni.  pr.  cu^ed 
Maledicui,  a,  um!  z6],  foubnoutbed, 

reproachful,  Jlandtringy  reviling 
MaJefacio.ere,  eci.  aftuca^tt^^aTon^ 

to  abufe.»  to  4tmv} 


K 


M  A  L 


MKief  iecntiflrniras,t>uiii.j»«/?  witked 

and  mtfcttevcus 
Malcficios^,  adv.  tmfcbievcufly 
l^lJEficium,  i.  n.  any  nvieked aSion, 

anf  ad  of  bofiilityt  witchcraft   ' 
Maler  ipus,  a»  um.  nufebUvous,  en- 
vious ^  maAjrff.  Subil.  a  Vfijkrd,  m 

ft^cerer^  ox  jwcertft 
MalSfidus,  a,  um.  faitbUfi,  ^f^fi 
Mal^Sfuadus,  a>  mn.  ptrfaadiag  to 
>  </o  amift 
Malevoleos,  tis.  iffimaa,  fop*  malt' 

volent,   iilnatMTtd^   of  m  mvioas 
.    temper 

MalevSlcntia,  ae.  f.  makvolence 
MalSvdlos,  a,  iim.  maiicious,  fpitoful 
Mllittrut,  a,   um.  producing    the 

fruit  cftrus 
Maleficus,  maicficont 
Alalignans,  tig,  pt.  maligning 
Ma^igne,  adv.  ids,  comp.  en^ioufly, 

maiicioyJly,fjf>aringly  ,BtIc,  Maligne 

refpondet  fidelia,    the  jar   dttb 

not  ring  Weli,  Perf. 
^Mlignitas,  a  tis.  U  maJignityt  envy^ 

niggarjlinefi 
Maiigno,  arc.  a£t.  to  exafperate^Avn, 
M^'ignuSy   a,  ym.  adj.   or»  conift, 

flimus,   fup.    envioui,    maiicious y 

/pttefuf,  peevijb,    morofcy  fo^totr^ 

Wtle,  fvtall 
MainSquax,  adj.  aflandorer 
Malma,  the  fpring  tiue 
Malinus,  a,  um,  of  an  apple  tree 
J^aJTcia,  as.  f.  perverfenefit  the  doing 

mijcbief  defignedly, fraud  and  craft: 

Alfo  t;/V^,  wtckedneji 
Jfalitidsc,  adv.  iui,  comp.  malici- 

l"flff  fpitefuRy^  deceitfully 
pfitlitiofus^  a,  um.   adj.  cunning. 


MAN 

•MalltfSlufly  i.  m.  m^dUt^  fmaUfbocts 
of  a  vino,  bundles  of  hemp,    the 
ankles,  or  anklo-honet 
Malleus,  i.  m.  0  mallei,  anbammef, 

a  maul 
kMalluviseiarom.f.tf  wtt/lk  band  bafon 
MaJo,  vUf   vult.  plor.  malumuR, 
vultis,    maluiit.     pratt.    malui, 
infin.  malk,  /  bad  rather  ^ 
Malobathrum,   i.  n.   an  Indian  leaf 
Vfhereof  Jpikienard  is  made  5  shf 
ungwnt  itfelf 
MakbiAus,  effemnate 
Maltho,  are.  to  glue,  or  folder  ' 
Malva.ae.  f.  the  herb  mallows 
Malvijteu;,  t,  urn.  Hie  mallows 
Malum,  i.  n.  am  apple 
Malum,    i.    n.  fubft.  ex  adj.  vke, 
Jin,  kuiekednefs,  punifoment,  a  mifr 
chief  an  iU  turn,  an  evil,  as  pain» 
ficknefs,  iove,    df^.   misforfuutf 
difficulty,  danger 
Malum,  adv.  amifs 
Malum  I  interj.  with  a  mifchifff 
Malus,  i.  f.  an  apple  tree 
Malus,  i.  m.  a  tnafl  of  a  pip 
Maius,  a,  um.  adj.   pejor,  comp. 
peflimus,    fup.    r»//,  Jinful,    ill 
meaning,  fraudulentt  foolijb,  poi- 
fonouSi    illbedifg,    magita'-,     n:if' 
chievcust  hurtful,  cowar^ly^tueak, 
ugly,    deformed 
Mamilla,  s.  f.  a  little  briMJl,  a  dug 
Mamillare,  ris.  n.    a  flomoiher 
Mamma,   «.  f.  a  hreaflf  a  pap,   a 
dug.  a  child* i  ivord  calling  mother, 
mamm.  a  grandam,  or  j^rannam 
Mammuna,   riches,  mammon 
Mammofus.  a,   um.     adj.    barfing 

great  breafls^  dugs,  ox  paps 
M  *  \r  to vv\^  >  » » H »   a  luitt  du^ 


M 

Arabic  article 
word  abnanack, 

Manaiis,  e.  adj.  \ 
the^  ghofis,    or 
Hvhich  WJter  alu 

Manaos,  tis.  pt 
Gift,  running  dot 

Manceps,  cipis.  c 
.  any  pa^t  of  the  p 
Pndcrtaker  of  an 
proprietor  that  J 
warranty,  Bjr 
are  called  ma«c/ 
take  to  engage 
an  orator,  a  poj. 

MancipatiOyOais. 

MaiKipatus  a,um 

Mancipium,  i.  n. 
of  perpetual  po^ 
fianfc,  or  dependt 
Mancipio  dare, 
titk,  &c.  Sen.  \ 

.  a  conveyance  of 
him,  Var.  Sui 
be  at  his  c%oti  < 
Cic^  In  manci} 
conveying,  Cic. 

Mancipo,  *re,  ts 
make  over  to  ant 

Mancipor,  ari.  pa 

Mancus,  a,  um.  a 
wanting  power ^ 

Mandandus,  a,  ui 
manded,  committ 

Mandanc,  tis.  pt. 
mandans  lapidi 
a  bhcktead  wit, 

Mandator,  oris  n 
a  thing  to  anot 
fubometh  an  inf 

Alaadatrix,  IcU. 


,  um*   pt«  about  to 

m.  pt.  commanded 
n*  a  command 
)t.  eating 

t  to  commit  a  thing 
•Cy  arders^  to  Sid*  to 
4an<lare  aJiquid  me- 
mit  to  one"*  memory  t 
nemoriaeque^  to  put 
Hil  deliver  d«9»n  to 

falotem  alJcui.    to 
vice,  Ov.  Mandare 

a  thing,   Lucr. 
tus.   pa(f. 

(Mm,  a£t.  to  chew  J 

\  to  be  chewed 
an  hovfl  for  cattle^ 
h  that  bear  burdens, 
here    the    chefs-men 
ftry,  ot  convent 
B.  f,  mandrake 
lis.  f,  a  chewing 
ura.  ^t,  ehtwed 

to  cbcut 
dep.  to  eat 
Q.  meat 
i.  a  great  eater 
ly  in  the    mnrning, 

n.   nom.  ace.  & 
norningt  day  light 
iperf.    /,  tbouy    be, 
hey  will  tarry,  Cic. 
:r.  /<»rry  awhile 
to  be  fiayed 
:.  continuing 
n,  rum.  n.  /o  Mrrjf, 
w/>,  or   cxpeBy   to  ' 
/o  ht  inferred 
•I.    infernal  gods,    a 
^,  //>^  yiirus,    ^ead  \ 
/)r/^   which  PhcOi 


MAN, 

belieTcd  had  an  exiftence  after 
death, and  puniihed  (heir  authvrs; 
«r,  at  we  Cbriftians,  tire  rAnorfe 
andftit^ofconfcience,  Virg^  Mn* 

«»  743* 
Maaetur,  imperf.  to  he  tarryed 
Mango,  dnis*  m.  a  buyer  and  fiUer 

of  JlaveSf  a  regrater,  a  dealer  in 

horfes 
Mangonicost  a,  um^adj*  itf/oitjfmsf 

160  the  trade  of  regrater s 
Mangoniutny  i.  n.  Srokery 
Mangonizatus,  a,  um.  ^t.pampered, 

f'tof 
MangoaTzo,  are.  to  trim  itp 
M^niae,  arum.  f.  iobgohJtns 
ManiScus,  a,  um.  adj.  mad 
Manica,  ae.  f.  aJUtvt 
Manic2,  arum.  t.  manicles,  mittens, 

gloves,  grapHng  irons 
Maniratus,  a,  y^m, xuitb  fieevet 
Mantcon,  night/bade 
Manuula,  x.  f.tf  Rttle  band 
Manifeftc,  adv.  i6s,  comp.  'fHrne, 

fup.   manifefify,  epenly,  plainly 
Manifefl^,  adv.  idem 
Manifefto>  are.  to  make  apparent 
Manifeftor,  iri,  atus.  paff. 
Manifefius,  z,  um.  adj.  ior,  comp. 
llimus,  fup.  manifeji*  clear,  plain, ' 
evident,  apparent,    Main'\kAis  in  1 
rebus  teners,  to  be  taken  in  the  faff 
Maniplaris,  pro  manipularia 
Maniplus,  u  m,  vid,  Manipulus 
Manipularisy  c.  adj.  cf, or  belonging 
to  a  hand  ofmen^  Subil.  a  common 
foldier,  Csf.  Manipulates  judices, 
judges  cbofen  out  of  the  foldiers 
Manipulariud,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or 

belonging  io  a  common  foldier 
Manrpi]Ia:im,  adv.  by  companiti 
ManTpijIus,  i,  m.an  handful^  bur.dU. 
Synced,  an  enjign.  Melon,  aband^ 
^/o/dieri,  a  glovg^  Oi  gaunthx 


MAN 

Manna,  inded.  n,  Hebr.  ntatuni 
Mannulus,  i.  m.  a  galloway 
Mannus,  i,  m.  a  nag,  a  jennet,^! 

ambling  nag.  Mart.  ^Slf9 

Maoansy  tis.  pU  flowing,  fprtading 
Mano,  are.  n,  &  zQt,  to  run  in  a 

Jiream»   A£t,    to  drop.  Met.   t9 

difitfe,  to  extend,  tojpread 
MapHoy  oois^  f.  a  tarrying,  a  con' 

tienitanee,  an  inn,  a  day*s  joumeyg 

punijbment,    little  eafe 
Mairs^to,  are.  to  tarry 
Manfuef  acio,  is.  to  tarne^ 
Maqfuefa^ut,  a,  um.  pt.   tamed^ 

foftned,  bujhanded  and  manured, 

made  mslleable  andjoft 
Manfuefio,  Sri,  /a£tus  fum.  to  be 

fiade  tame  gnd  traSIjble 
Manfu^s^.etis.  c   g.  pro  manfuetua 
Manfuefco,  ere,  e^i,  inc.  to  grew 

tame,  or  gentle,  to  grew  Mellow, 

foft  and  mila,  to  make  tame 
MajiTuetc,  adv.  gently,  mildly '  , 
Manfuetudo,  inis.  f.  gentlenefs 
Manvuetus,  a,  um.  aoj.  lor,  comp. 

fllir.us,  fup.  tame,  gentle 
Mao'uni,  i.  n.  meat  cbetved 
Mansurus,  a,  um.pt.  that  ii)ill,he^ 

continue,  or  abide,  A£b.  that,  wili 

fay  for,  Ter,Pberm, 
Manfus^  a,  um.  pt^  chewed 
Manfus,  i.  m.  afarm-boufe 
Manteie»  is.  n.   a  towel:    AlCo  a 

mantle 
Mentica,  ae.  f.  a  loallet,  fcrip,  a 

portmanteau,  qt  eloke-bag 
Maoticuiarius,  i,  m,  a  pickpocket 
Manticulor,  ari.  dep.  topick  a  pocket 
Mantlle,  is.  n.  a  tablecloth,  a  tuwel 
Mantis,  is.  m.  C(c,  a  ^ro^jiet 

•weisbi  ,  ,t-. 


MAR 

^^nnale,  it.  n.  a  manual 

J^anualis,  e.  adj.  manual^ofy  othe- 
longing  to  tbt  band 

fXjin\\\}\2t,  arum,  f,  pi.  the  fpoid  of 
noar^  booty y  ^luntUr^  pt/fage,  bur- 
tin^  of  thunderboltt 

^^anubialifl  pecunia,  mnney,  raijed 
out  of  the  fpai/s  of  war 

MSnnbriatus,  a,  um.  tafted 

MaoubriSlom,  i.  n.  a  It f tie  baft^  or 
bandle 

Manubrium,  i.  n.  tbe  bih,  bafty  or 
bandU  of  anything 

Mlnufaftus,  a,  um.  mamfaaured 

Jtfanulea,  a?,  f.  afitt^t 

Maniilearias,  i.  m.  a  maker  ofelotba 

M^fniilcatus,  a,  um.  baving  long 
JUevet,  Myf.  efem'mite,  htauifh 

Manumi/Tio,  Snis,  f.  a  making  of  a 
fervant  free 

Manamlfljs,  a,  um.  made  free,  in- 
^rancbifid,  fet  at  'liberty 

Manumittendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be 
made  free 

Manumitro,  ere,  fi,  ifTum.  to  manu- 
^^fiy   it^fraricbife 

^Janumittor,  i    paiT. 

Matnipretiorn,  i.  n.  wares  for  work 

Manut,  us.'f.  an  ban  J,  M^ton. 
arty  fonrkman/hip y  labour ^  a^f^r.iVy 
a  fiirbt.  Synecd.  a  t^yrkmary  ma- 
nagement, adrn'tniflrafion.  cindua, 
fower,  pleafurey  choice,  dirprfal,  a 
band,  or  number  of  fcliiersy  or 
ofherSy  an  hand  tifrittn^y  the  a^ion 
t>f  an  orator,  or  lawyer  fn  plead" 
\ng,  Cirt.  Manihus  pcdibpfpi^e 
'foith  a'!  one'' s  power,  Ter.  Mannm 
idire^  to  cheat y  to  impote  upon, 
phut  Maimtt)  ferula  faHducern* 
fff  6 J  longer  a  fch9Qlboyy  J«v. 
M  p"  •',  pnim.  pi,  id,  q'i,  m>^iV\a 


-MAR 

Matcens,  tit.  pt.  vAtberinf 
Mjrceo,  ere,   ui.  n.  to  wither^  to 

pine  away,  tobeb^a'oy,  hmpi/b 
Marcefcens,   tis.  pc.  quabnifo 
Marcefco,   tit,    to  pi^e  away,    to 

putrify  ^ 

Marci'dus,  tyUm.  adj.  rotten,  drady 

Jiaty  heavy  and  dull,  lazyy  hang- 

Marcor)  9ris.  m-  drowfineft.  Met. 
fiofb 

Marculds,  i.  m.  tf  brafier*%  hammer 

Mare>  i«.  n.  the  -ea,  «  great  river y 
tbevajl  expanfe,  Lucr.  5,  277. 

M^rga.  ae.  f.  fnarl 

Ma«^giirita,  a.  i.  pearl 

Margarityfer,  a,  um*  that  bath 
Jiore  of  pearls 

Margaritum,   i.  n.  a  pearl 

M  ugnandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  betdgtd 

Ma^gfaatus,  a,  um.  that  bath  a 
margin  ;  6  road  brimmed 

IVJargo^  inis.  m.  vel  f.  the  bank  "of 
arty  watery  the  margin  in  wri- 
ting, or  print  ng,  the  extremity, 
hrimy  or  edge  of  any  tiding 

MXrinus,  a,  um.  marine 

Marifca,   ae.  f.    p  mas,  maris,  ut 
a  mare  marifcL^s,  ^u,  mafcuia  j 
quod  grandior,  M.]  a  great  un 
favouryfgy  the  piles yjuv.  2^,  13. 

MarTta,  a?,  f.  <i  married  woman 

Marifaiis,  e.  adj.  belonging  to  mar- 
r  iage 

MaTitandus,a,  um.  pt,  to  ht  married  , 

Ma'itatus,  aj  um.  pt.  married 

MarTtimus,  a,  em.  adj.  of,  or  be- 
longing  to  the  feat  maritime 

MarTto,  are.  aft.  to  marry 

Marifor,    ari.  paff. 


.'MAS 

flatuty  thefea,  Ifirg.  Mm,  7> ' 

lt%  pi.  m^rmora,  Hv, 
Marmorarius,   i.  m.  a  «"*' 

matbli 
Marmoratum,  i.  n.  tetret 
Marmoratus,  a,  um.  wwni" 

marhlt 
MarmoreoS)  a,  um.  r^ffrsf^ 

Met.   ^vhite,  Jmoth,.  (xm 

marhle-  * 

MaoDorofus,  a«  am.  bariti^ 
Marra,   2.  f.   a   matt9)ky  f^ 

toeedtng  hooky  an  hwrb 
Manrubium,   i.  n,  borelmi^i  ' 
Man,  tit.  m.  the  planet  MMi 

heathen  god  of  war.  MetoB.  < 

a  fight y  a  battle,  Man  foN 

eloquence,  Ov. 
Marfupiiifn,    i.  n.  a  purjt,^ 
Martet,  it.  f.  a  marteny  af^ 
Marti  a  lis,   e.  tdj.  marHal 
Martic61a,  c.  g.  warlike 
Martigena,  ae.  c.  g.  begottai^l 
Martius,   a,  um.  adj.  deiiat 

Marv,   belonging  to  var^  k 

img  to  tbe  month  ofMar^ 
Martulus,  i.  m.  aK  marcoltf 
Martyr,  tyris.  c.  g.  a  maif 
Martyrium,  i.  n.  Martyrdm 
Marum,  an  herb  likemtrjtrt* 
Mas,  maris,  m.  tbe  mah  ik 
Mafculefco,  ?re.  to  turn  mA 
Mafciilinus,  a,  um.  mafmlha 
Mafciilus,  a,  um.  male,mnlf, 

cuius  agnus,  a  ram  lamb 
M^^culusy  i.  m.  a  man    - 
Maiora,  ae.  f.  thejevi^f^. 
MaiTa,  ae.  f,    a  majs,  or  i« 
•    any  thing,  tbe  bodfeffj^ 

farm,  a  weight  to  /w«f  ■ 
handy  in   onler  to'  prtft^f 


AT 


M'A;T- 


s.  f.  gum  mafiic 

e.  to  tfjafikate 

J,  f.  a  fur^gfirment 

y  a,  urn.  that  lucarttb  a 

f.  df  mafaris,  >8.  f,  in 
ri,  tf  Gallic  jasoeHnp  or 


f.  «  ehamhgr  p6t 
lis.  m.  a  water  pet 

.  f.   a  muber,    a  fifter 
dam^  a  maker,  caufety 
me  given  to  ntatronx,    hy 
nour 

?t.f,a  little  mntber 
as,  gen.  matrix  fami- 
Cief,  vei  mttcrfamiliaB, 
nifirefs,  or  good  wife  ef 


.  f.  &  inateriec,  ei.  f, 
■fiuff,  vtateriaU\  matter^ 
ion  \,Q  forvty  timber i   or 
^ort,   the  fuhjeiiy  or  ar- 
fi  occafifM^    or  caufe^  a 
tter^  or  ground 
e.  adj.  material 
,  ^^v,  materially  . 
,  a,  um.  of  timber 
,  i.  m.  tf  r/w^fr  merchant 
ly  ae.  f.  timber  work 
a,  um.  pt.   timbrtd 
i.  f.  /i.  ^tf.  materia 
ri,  y^e  lignor 
a,  uin.  adj.   ©/",  or   ie 
a  mother,  maternal 
ge.  f.  the  mothit" %  fifiir 
:oa,i.m.  a  matbeniaticiort 
s.   v«/  ec8.    f,  judicial 

im.  n.  pi.   ^-t#  /<•<!/?  0/ 


Matricaria,  ae.  f.  feverfew 
Matriclda,  ac.  c.  g*  a  murderer  of  a 

mother 
Matricidium,  i.  n.  the  murdering  of 

a  Jtiother 
MatrKula,  «,  f.      [vclut   matrice 

contineantur  milite;6,  ^.]  a  roU% 

oxhfl 
MatficuJirius,  a  regifier  of  the  church 


Matrimoniaiis,  e.  adj.  ofmarriag* 
Matrimonium,  i.  |i.  *u»ddlock,  ma* 

trimonff  marriage 
Matrinnj»,  a,  um.    one  whofe  mvther 

yet  liveth 
Matrix,  icis.  f.  the  matrix  wherein 

any  thing  is  conceived,  the  womb 
Matron  a,  ae.  f.  a  matron  ^  a  wife 
Matronilia,   um.    n.    the  matrons 

feaH 
Matronalis,  e.  adj.  matrotilihe,  modeft 
MJtronatus,  us.  m.  ladyfliip 
Mirruelis,  is.  c.  g.  the  mother* softer 
Matfa,  ae.  f,  a  mat,  or  mattrefs 
Matt^a,  «.  f.  dainty  difh  of  meat 
Mattiacae  pil»,  wofhing  halU 
Mattya,  ae.  f.  fee  irattea 
Matiila,  ae,  f.  an  urinal,  a-Jilly  ccx- 

comb 
Maturandus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  behaflned 
Maturans,  tis,  pt.  hafttmng 
Maturate,  adr.  quick/y,  tafiHy 
MatOratio,  onis.  f.  an  hajlning 
Mituratus,  a,  um.  pt.  ripened,  or 

ri/>tf,>//,^tf^/tr5.  Maturate  opus 

eft,  we  muji  makehafie,  Li  v. 
MatQre,  ius,  comp.  iflimc  ST  rriwe, 

fup.  in  due  time,  Jeafonably,  early, 

juicily 
Maturefcens,  part,  growing  ripe 
Maturefco,   ere.  to  ripen,  or  grew 

ripe,  to  be  ripe.  Met.  to  cmt 

/an  bead 
Macurius,  St's.    f,  ripefitfi,  matu 


MAX 

emntevrent,  Feftinata  mataritaf' 
occiHit  relerius,  foon  ripe,  foon 
rotten.  Quint. 

Mafuro,  are.  a6l.  to  rifie»,  or  make 
rrpe,  to  hafian,  to  maki  hajh 

Maturor.  ari,  atiis.  pa/T. 

Matnrrime,   a-iv.  tvith  all  (l>eed 

MJturrimu^,  a.um.  mr^  ripe 

Matiirus,  a,  unn.   adj.   o-*,    comp. 
flimu«»  .&  rnm'is,   fup.    mfllcfWy- 
ripe,  mature  and  Perff^,  opportune^ 
timely,    feafonable,    early,    quick^ 
fpeedy,  too  foon,   or  hafty 

Mafura*  ae.    f.    the  g*ddefi  of  the  -, 
morning. 

Matvtinum,  i.  n.themnrning    * 

Mitutinns.  a,  um.  aJj.  of,  or  Ml 
fbe  mom'tnp,  early  '^ 

MavoTS.  Man 

Mavbrtiu8»  a,  um.  nvarlike 

Maurus,  ik  m.  a  black  moor 

Maurus,  a,  um.  cf  mauritania 

Maarbfiacus,  &f  Maurufius,  a.  um, 
adj.  of  Mauritania,  Gens  Mau- 
ruiia,  Mart.  12,  67. 

Mausoleum,  i.  n.  tnmh  ofMtufolut, 
a  lately  monument,  or  fepulebre 

Maxilla,  ae.  f.  a  cheek  bone,  0 
comb,    Perf.  . 

Maxillaris,  e.  adj.  belonging  to  the 
jaw  bone,  maxiVany 

Maxime,  ad  v,  fuperl.  mofi,  mofi  nf 
all,  diefly,  efpeciaVf,  mi^htilf, 
never  fo  much,  yet,  it  fhallhe  done, 
Quarm  maxime  ahs  te  01^  atquc 
ppftulo,  /  do  moji  earwflly  dejire 
you,  Ter.  Ut  nunc  maxime  me- 


mini,  /•  the  heft  of  my  remem' 

brance  at  prefent,  Plaut. 
W  .Maximo^cre^  vi^^  njtT-j  tar^t^X-s 
to  MwATtxv^*,  ^,  Vim-  ^^^^  ^>^^-     'V^*!, 


MED 


Med 


cliqaem  faeerc,  to  love  one  dearhf, 
Tcr.  lUud  mthi  molto  mtximum 
eft,  J  lay  mofi  jlrefi  upon  that.  Id, 
'Andr.  3,  «,  46. 

Maza,  ae.  f.  flummery,  &c. 

MazonSnum,  U  n,  a  platter 

M  he/ore  E. 

MeabTlfs,  e.  a£t.  that  runneth  eafily 
Meant,  tis.  pt.  j^l'Mng  along 
Mieapte,  ablat.  fern,  fir  mine  own 

fake 
Meatus, ill.  m.^  movement fOr  courje, 
the  manner  of  moving,  a  paffage, 
the  mouth  of  a  rivers    the  pores  of 
'  the  body 
Mecxnai,  atis.  m.    the  patron  of 
Virgil  and  Horace,  &c,  an^  friend 
of  learned  men  ;     alfo    effeminate 
perfons,    becaafe   Mecanat    was 
fuch  an  one 
Mecaftor,  jurandi  adv.  by  Cafior 
Mecoanicus^  \,  m.  a  mechanic 
Meconium,  i.  n.  juice  of  poppy 
Mecum,  pro  cum  me 
M.*ddix,  m.  vid.  Mediiftuticus 
Medela,  a.  f.  a  rem^dyy  a  cure 
Medendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  healed 
Medens,  tis.  pt.  healings  curing 
Mideor,  eri.  dcp.  to  hefil^  cure,  or 
remedy,  PafT.  ^jrefcit  medendo, 
he  it  the  more  ohflinate  for   being 
perfuadedy  Virg. 
Medrrtur,    impc-f.   paiT.    they  cure, 
Cclf.  aft.  permultis  crit  mcden- 
dum,  many  abufes  mufl  be  reformed 
Madiale,  the  pith,  or  middle 
M-*,Vtans,  tis,  adj.  in  the  middle 
MefiiafiJnas,  m.  aflave,  or  drudge 
Afedjdduticust  i.  m.  the  chief  ma- 
!^i^raie  in  Campania,  Li  v. 
Mssli^tio.  f.  jt  mediation 
M-^'"  a  mediator^  ^n 

i 


umpire,  an  interceffor 

Medica,  ae.  f.  a  midtvifi 

Medica, «.  f.  the  citron,  orange,  or 
liwton  tree 

Mgdicibiiii,  e.  ad]«  eurabkt  medi- 
cinal 

Mi^dTcabiilum,  u  rx,  an  infirmary 

Medic  amen,  \n\%.  n%  any  firt  of 
medicine,  tindure  to  dye  with 

MSdicamentaria,  s.  f.  the  art  vf 
preparing  medicines 

MedicamentSrias,  i.  m.  ««  apothe- 
cary 

MSdicamentofus,  a,  um.  medicinal 

Medicamentum,  i.  n.  a  medicine, 
phyfic,  a  purge,  a  paint  for  the 
face,  ointment,  poifon.  Met.  a  re- 
medy,  as  for  any  grief,  vexation, 
&c,  a  tinware  to  dye  with 

MIdtcans,  tis.  pt.  that  giveth  a  me- 
dicinal  virtue 

M)$dicatio,  onis.  f.  a  preparation 

Medicatus,  us.  m.  a  medicinal  apr 
pl'cation 

Medicatus,  a,  um.  or,  com  p.  ffi- 
mus,  fun.  medicinal,  phyfical,  me- 
dicinally,  or  phyjically  prepared, 
bedaiubed  with  ointments,  poifoned, 
dyed.  Santonica  medlcata  pnrula 
virga,  a  'wormwood  potion.  Mart, 
Lana  medicata  fuco,  dyed,  Hot. 
Medicata,  Mercury*s  rod,  magi- 
cally prepared  to  caufe  fleep,  Ov. 
Medicatus  fomnus,  ajleep  caufed 
by  magical  preparations 

Medici na,  s.  f.  phyfic,  or  the  art 
of  phyfic,  medicine,  Mst.  a  remedy 

Mvjdicinalis,  c.  ?dj.  medicinal 

Medico,  are.  a£t.  to  cure,  to  give 
an  artificial  preparation 

'Mi.e^VtOt  ,  "iXN,   "^Vv^^  Sxitti»     ^«^,    V 


to  »  cwrtx  '&V,'i'W.tc.<!&KW«v«^ 


MED 

that  I  might  give  a  rm 

claim  your  /bn^  Ter. 

Medicus,  a,  um.  MeStn 

Medicus,  a,  um.  adj.  pb 

Medicus,  i.  m.  a  phyft 

Medi^,  adv.  indifferent^ 

Medi<Stas,.atia.  f.  a  m^i 

Medimnus,  i.  m.dTmed 

a  mea fare  containing  ^ 

Mi^diocrisjcre.  ad}.  nrM 

MediocriCa«,  atis.  f.  4 

middle  we^,  meannefs 

cumfianee 

Mediocriter,  adv.  ids,  1 

moderation^  indifftrentl 

Medioxumus,  middlemen 

Meditabondos,  meditati 

MedYtamen,  inis.  n.  id, 

M^ditamentom,  J.  n.  < 

Meditans,  tis.  pt.  mu/iK 

M<$ditat^,  adv.  witbp* 

MSditatio,  onit.  f.  medii 

pra&ice,  or  exercife 

Meditatus,  a,  um.  pt.  <! 

mufed^  or  bethought  h 

thought  upon,premediti 

and  exordfed 

Mediterraneum,  i.  n.  f 

the  middle  of  the  land, 

Mediterraneus,  a,  um. 

middle  of  the  land,  th 

from     the     fea.     Me 

mare,  the  fea  mthirb 

rope  from  Africa^  Pli 

Meditor,  ari,  atus  fum, 

Mtmte,  mtife,  think  u\ 

upon  an  irftrument,  \ 

Meditrina,  the  goddefs  t 

MedituUium,  i.  n.  rWi 

Medium,  i,  n.  the  mid) 

that  which  is  placed  i 

^^9t  it  c9mv>oa  to. 


B  h 


M  PL 


m.  adj.  tbt  middk^  in  I     Mcletae  chartat,  Uomer's  verfit 

middlings     ordinary^  jM?fiibtriifl,  ajtimi  .of  Mfiibtea 
dy  or  inclined,  commqn^  .  MeiiCiC  gaUmff,  ta^h^  l^ns 


'iatinfr,  or  determining, 
ddle  agsd,  Fri;oribus 
the  midjlt  of  ivinter, 
lio  aeftu,  in  th  heat  of 
i  Media  vocabula, 
in  a  goody  or  bad  ffrfi^ 

ad*  by  HftculeSi  Clc. 
f,  marrow,  Analog. 
hur,  meal.  Met.  the 
,  or  priftte-of  any  thing 
••  adj.  inward 
adv.  /.  *.  deeply,  cer- 

t,  Mm,  full  of  martovi 
;.  f.  the  fineft  donvH 
3.  pi.  nobles,  grandees 


Mdit ce TO  ba ] CS|   J> - rnmnkki 
MtST^ijSj  a.  um*  hartmninus 
MclifStos,  i.  f.  r»^/i/fl/ 
MclTmclum,  i*  n^  aa  /jfls*]?  fl^j^Zf* 

the  quince  tifade  into  marmstsde 
Mf ITnus,  a,  urn.  adj.  yfHa^u^  Di^, 
Melinuf,  A,um,wsJe(fpetp-fim 
McrJIor,  ^  hoc    me)iuE<|    com  p.  ^i 
bonus,  6etter,  m^  excsUenf^  ju- 
per  tor,  more  1/ nit  ^r^ty   more  Jkilfy^j 
more  jufi,  or    upri^hf^     better  in 
health f  bigger  1^  tju-mtity  or  nui^- 
ber 
MeliSrefcb,  tvt,  to  grvq)  better 
Melis,  is,  f.  a  badger 
MelifTopbyllon,  i.  n.  balm  gentle 
Melitaeus,  a,  um.  ofmeiita 
ehercolfe,  mehcrcules,  '  Ms;3iterfi(|  c.  aif.  ofMilta 
>  me  Hirculet  j  Mtliu's,  id  v.  [com p.  a  bene]  better 

pt.  pijpng  in  all  refpeBi,    Melius,    better  in 

!ni£tum,    n.    to  pifs,  J      health 
em,  cum  *a^^m  fwVf, .  Meliu.fcule,  zA^r,  a  little  better 
,  2y  7,  5?.  ■  Mfliiifculus,  a,  um.  adj.  fo/netbing 

n.  honey.  Met.  fweets  '      ^^''«'»' 
word  of  endearment, .  Melizomum,  tf  deeoBion  of  honey 

I'  Mellarlum,  i.  n.  a  beehive 
MelJariis.  a,  um.  /'e-frngi^r^  to  honey 
V  fl»r  otacKj-joi  1  Mell2<ius,  i.  m.  ;!»:  ^iWs'v  A/Jr^ 

,  «.  m.  black-coat  Mel    rio   onii.  f.  the  taking  of  honry 

ae.  f.   melancboty  !  Melleus',  a,  um.  ad',  of  honey,  'like 

8,  a,  um.  mflanrhoUc  !      *'»«0'»  /"^'^''M  yl^^^'Of  , 

#6^  A/dff*  phh.iif  heart    Mei' culum,  i.  n.  my  Ittle  honey 


9  the  body  oftbetunnv   Mellifcr,  era,  um.  tbatbeareth  honey  \  Membratura,    ae.    f.-  a  forming,  or 


M  EM- 

Meliygenus,  a,  um.  Hke  honey 

MellJnus,  a,  utn.  adj.  of  homey 

Mdlitulus.  a,  um.  asfwetas  honeyf 
Mellitula,    m^  pretry  honef 

MellTtus,  a,  um.  adj.  iTimc*^  fiip» 
preferred,  vrfkvfefnrd'mifh  honefj^ 
of  an  honey  'tajh.  Met.  delieiouSp 

•    lovely 

MHIonn,  as.  f.  the  goddefs  ofUet 

Me^o,  onis.  m.  a  ^nelon 

Mel5dus,  a,  um.  mflodkus 

Melomeli,  marmtlade 

Mfilomclum,  a  ftveet  apple,  Plin, 
15.  14. 

Melopepo,  on!s.  m.  In  pi.  ace.  me* 
loperpnas,  a  mufkmehn,  Plin. 

MJIlos,  n.  def.  Bor,  abl.  melo,  plf 
mele,  melody,  harmony,  afon^,  or 
tune,  fnging  in  meafure,  or  /crfie-  . 
mble  Jfnging,    muftc 

Membrana,  x,  f,  a  mtmbrane,  the,  . 
pff5  henvetn  the  hark  and  the  tree, 
parchment  or  ^filfum  thi  far  fan 
of  th  ngj  If  if.  L  (FfTi  m*tn- 
^ranaf  the  ligneovi  fafp^tFt  in  the 
middle  ofg  wahut,  Plin* 

Mennbrar^ic^us,  a,  um,  adj.  Hie 
parchmnt,  Jkinny 

MembrSneus,  made  of  parchment 

Mcmbf  anilla,  sPk  f.  a  little Jkin 

Mtml>rai>i!!um,Ln./i  little  membrane 

Mffubrii^m*  i^v.  limb  by  Umb.,  in 
piceSf  pifc^mtal^  f'-^m  point  to 
foint,  in  fiforr  datifes,  or  colons, 
fprcif;:,^v,  paritfularly 


".  blacknefs 

.  n.  a  pearmain 

fi.  wf  fioeet  honey 

.  Melos 

•,  f,  a  guinea-hea 

7/>.  >C  ^  Aa//:rfr 


Mcllificatio,  onis.  f.  tbemaki.igof 

honey 
Meliyficium,  ii.  n.   idem 
MellTfTco,    are.  to  make  honey 
MclirfT'*u8,  a,  um.  that  mnktth  honey 
MeUiffiiens,  id),  eloquent 
'MelliAu us,  a,  vm,  adj  ,f  owing  n»\th\      colon . 
^0fr(y,  dtliciout  VlAtm^t^  %CC»iiie»  ' 


fhapir.g  of  the  limht 
Membrofus^  a,  um,  adj.  ior,  comp« 

TO*//  limbed 
Membrum,  i.  n.  ffce^artx^^  -w^ 

flewwh,  tt  c\ttu\e\M 


\ 


MEN 


MEN 


ME 


Meinini,  memento,  memincro,mc- 
miniflcy  verb,  dcfcft.  to  rtmintber, 
to  make  mtntion  of^  to  take  cart,  to 
provide  for 

A^tnnoniae  ave««  Solin,  Memno- 
nides,  Ov.  Metam,  birds  which 
came  every  year  out  of  Ethiopia  to 
MpnrtonU  tomb  at  Troy^  andtbgrt 
fought  till  they  tilled  one  another 

Memori  5ri^.  adj.  omn.  gen.  miud* 
fulj  remtmbring^  tbaBkfml,  laftiag, 
durable 

MemorabiI<Sy  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  Jit 
to  be  hok'n^  or  talked  of^  memO" 
rabUy  notable,  brave,  renowned 

Memorandut,  a,  um.  pt«  to  be  toldt 
or  recorded^  memorable,  renowned, 
g/orious 

"Memorans,  tis.  fzt^cip*  j^eaktngo/, 
relating 

Memorator,  Sris.  m*  tbatrelateih 

Minora  trix,  Icis«  f.  a  declarer 

Memoratus,  a,  urn.  pt.  &  adj.  fii- 
inus,fup.J]ft«Affl  oftrecountedjamous 

Memoratu.  abl.  &  ui.  dat.  a  r»- 
membicance 

Memoriaiae.  f.  memoryt  remembrance, 
confciouffefs,  re^e£lion,  the  time 
twit  bin  -which  a  thing  ii  rememSred, 
memorials*  chronicles,  records,  et 
fepulchre,  or  monument 

Memorrilis*  e.  adj.  belonging  to  me- 
mory, or  remembrance,  Memoria- 
les  adj  uteres,  clerks  of  the  treafury 

Meraori5'a,  a.  f.  a /bort  memory 

Mcmoritcr,  adv.  by  heart,  perfeSly 

Memoro,   ire.  aft.  to  remember^    to 
tell^  to  recite^  to  name,  Memoran^, 
they  fay,  Liv.  De  natura  memo- 
XArit,  be  tvrit  of  nature^  Cic. 
Memotor,  an\  atus,  palt  to  ht  re- 

oearfiti,  to  remembtr 
?f?«a,  SB.  f.  an  herring,  ot  pilchard 
p  9»  f,  &  mendum>  u  ^*  * 


blemtfb,    a  fault,     a  mijlake,  an 

error ^  Ot  fcape  in  vfriting 
MendacTlSquus,  telling  lies 
Mendarium,  i.  n.  an  untruth,  a  lie 
Mendactunciilum»  i.  n.  ant.  men- 

dacioocala,  x,  L  a  little  lie,  or 

invention,  Ciq. 
Mendacilfus,  i.  m.  «  liar 
Mendax,  icis.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 

mus,  fup.  lunig,  Met.falfey  coun- 

terfeit,  deceiving,  Pafl*.  fslfe,  in^ 

vented,  Foi  mendaz  pro  te  mihi, 

J  deceived  my  felfon  your  behalf,  ,  Mensirios,   ii.  m.  a  i 

O?.  Mend  ax  fomnus,  deceiving 

by  dreams,  TibuU.  Murice  men- 

aax»  that  dyeth  with purple,MiVt, 
Mendicibulun*  i.  n.  beggarly 
Meodlcans,  tts.  pt.  begging 
Mend  icatio,  onis.  f.  a  begging 
Mendk^,  adv.  beggarly 
Mendicatus,  a,  um.  pt.  begged 
MendicTta8,atis.  i»extream poverty, 

beggarlinefs 
MendTco,  are.  to  beg 
Msndiciilus,  i.  m.  a  raggamujin 
Mendicus,  i.  m.  a  beggar 
MendicuB)  a,  um.  adj.  beggar-Rke, 

forry,  mean,  pitiful 
Mendose,   adv.  flime,   fop.  uncorr 

reElly^   cormptly,  Jalfely,    errone^ 

eufly,  unJkilfuUy 
Mendofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 

full  of  blemi fifes,  lewd,  orvitious,' 

erroneous,  blundering 
Mendum,  i.  n.  a  fault 
Mcn\znz,<x\im,fiandings  toftejbevft 
Mens,  tis.  f.  that  part  of  the  rati- 
onal foul  which  is  the  feat  of  na* 

tural  parts  and  acquired  virtues, 

tbe    reason,     the     under fianding, 
tbou^bt ,  'uttd^emmt ^  oyimw^  a^tt- 


mory,  advice,  counf 
courage,  Mentw  foa 
his  fenfes,' Clc,  Soa 
quern  relinquere,  to 
his  own  eourfe,  Sil. 

Menfa,  ae.  f.  a  tabl 
meal,  a  ferviee,  or  ca 
a  trencher,  or  plate, 
board  on  vfhich  ban\ 
money,  Menfa  lanio 
cutionerg  chop^ng  bl 

Menfalis,  e.  adj.  of  a 


Menfety  iom.  m«  plni 

terms 

Menfioi  oms.  i,  a  me 

Menfis,  18.  m.  a  mon, 

Menfor,  oris.  m.  a 

Jurveyor  of  land,  a  ^ 

MTcnftrua,  onim,  n.  f 

MenftruSlity    le.  ad]. 

every  month,    or 

month,  mei^ual 

Menftruana,  part,  that 

Menftruom,!.  n,am§n 

Menftruus,    a,    um. 

month,  monthly 

Mensdla,  s.  f.  a  Btt 

Menfalarius,  i.  m.  < 

Menfnm,  i.  n.  ameaj 

MentGra,  ae.   f,  a  u 

quantity  muafured, 

nity, place,  authoritfi 

lity,  Mtz,   apropori 

Menfuribilts,  e.  adj. 

Menfurator,  ^ris.  m. 

Menfuro,  are.  to  mu 

MenfuSy  a,  um.  pt.pi 

Menta,  m.  f,  ei  man 

Alfo  mint 
Ueotagra,   ae.   f.   a 


E  R 

tis.  pt.  lyhg 

inis.  f.  a  Jcah  amongft 

t  tbeiw  mouths  and  Jips, 

p§ck 

18.  f.  mention 

,  itus  fum.-  dep.  to  lie, 

ne^i  word,  to  counterfeit, 

I  poets  do,  to  deceive,  or 

t 

nis.  f.  a  telling  a  He 

,z,  urn.  that  will  lie 

I  um.  pt.  dep.  having 

ted,  Psiff,  feigned,  fal/e 

vid.  Menta 
,  9,  um.  adj.  ior,  comp. 
X  large  frivy  member 

n.  the  chin 

pt.  going,  or  paffing 

0.  to  go,    or  fafi  any  Mcrens,  tis,  pt.  deferving 
fway 

adjefk.  Meopte  inge- 
onon  wit 
.  f.  «>?/«* 

1,  um.  z6'yfretty  pure 
Ofl).  adj.  or,  comp.  fli- 
pure,  without  mixture 
.adj.  ri&tf  f  niry  6e  bought. 


M  E  R 

eenary^  bribed,  feed,  ^defigned  fir 

the  making  ofgain,belonging  to  trade 
Mercenaries,  i.  n.  an  birtling,  a 

mercenary  foldier 
Merces,  edir.  f.  vjoges,  or  hire,   a 
recompense,  a  punifi>ment,   inter efi, 
rent,  profits,  or  gains,  rates,  Cffts, 
pains,  condition,  conjideration 
JWercimoniwm,  ii.  n.  traffic  • 
Mercor,  ari,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  buy^ 
to  purcbafcYioc  magno  meicentur 
Atridas,  would  give  never  Jo  much 
to  have  this  done,  Virg. 
Mercurialisi  is.  f.  the  herb  mercury 
Merciirius,  quickfilver 
Merda,  s.  f.  ordure,  oxdssng 
Mere,  adv.  purely 
M2Sf enda,  ae.  f.  a  beaver^  a  collation 


a,  um.  pt.   to  be  pur- 
bought 

.  pt.  a  chapman 
lis.  f.  a  buying 
is,  m.  a  merchant 
a,  om.  adj.   belonging 
mi 
e.  f.  the  trade  of  mer- 

,  um.  pt.  a  A.  having 

GT.  bought 

s.  m»'ihe  trade  of  mer- 

tnarket 
'„  f.  a  little  fee 

1/  vto,  adj.  ^/rn/,  cor* 


i 


MER 

water,   &ۥ 
Mergus,    i.  m.  theeermorant 
Meridialis,  e.  adj.  Jouthem 
Meridians,  ipx.  Jleeping.^t  noon 
Mervdianus,  a,  um.  adj.  tff  noemiiyf 

Meridian,  fouthern 
Merldiatio,  onis.  f.itoim-ri^ 
Ml^ridies,  ci.  m.  noontide,  shidday*' 
Meridies  no^^is,  Varr,  midnight  i 

Alio  thefouth,   or  Jouthem  part 

of  the  world 
Meridio,  are.  df  meridiofj  tri.  dep. 

to  Jleep  at  noon 
MSfftd,  adv.  defervtdly        ' 
M^rito,  are.  to  earn,  or  get  gain,  to 

be  rented  at,   or  bring  in  by  way 

of  rent,  to  Jerue 
M^iitorium,  ii.  n.  on  inn,  tavern, 

or  public  houfe,  a  bawdy'l^oufe 
MSritorius,  a,  um   adj.  that  earn' 

eth,  or  briitgeth  in  money,  or  gain, 

let,    or  fet  for  advantage 
MSritum,  i.  n.   an  hire,ftipend,  or 

reward,  a  kindnefs,  the  worth   of 

a  thing 
Meritiirus,  a,  om.  pt.  Beni  meri- 

turus  mihi  videris  de  tuis   civi- 

bus,  fi— .-  you  will  lay  a  great  obr. 

ligation  on  your  countrymen,  if^-^^ 
Mcritos,  a,  um.  pt.  a£t.   de,'erving, 

Paff.  dejervedy  merited*  It.  nomerr 

adj.  fup.  fllmos,  due,  fit^  conve- 
nient, feemly,  fuitable,  worthy 
MerSbi^uSja,  um.  drinking purewine 
Merops,  opis.  m.    a  bird  that  eatuth 

bees 
Merfatus,  a,  um.  pt.  dipped 
Merfio,  onis.  f.  a  drowning 
Merfo,   ire.  to  wajh,  to  dtp  often^ 

Sec,  Met,  to  drwsxii 


Mcreo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  &  mereor, 
eri,  itus.  depon.  to  earn,  or  gain, 
to  deferve  either  good,  or  evil,  to 
take  pay  frfervice  in  war,  to 
take  by  way  of  reward 

Mcrctrfce,  adv.  whorijhly 

JVferetricium,  i.n.  whoredom 

Meretricius,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  be- 
longing toon  whore 

Mcr5trTco»,  ari.  dep.  to  wbnre 

MerStrlcvla,  ae.  f.  a  little  whore 

MSretrix,  Icis.  f,  an  whore,  aftrum  ■ 
pet,  an  harlot 

Merga,  a,  f.  a  pitchfork,  a  reap- 
ing hoik,   or ftbe 

Mergens,  tis.  pt.  finking 

Merges,  itis.  a  handful  of  corn  in 
reaping 

Merge,  ere,  fi,  funi.  aft.  to  f.m; 
uuaer  water,  tofnk,  dip  in,  duck^ 
or  plunge  over.  heaH  and  <an^  to 

imme^fe.  Met.  to  ovenobelm.  Met, . „..  ,..., ^ 

/^^/-i,  ruin,  ordefroy,  McT^aAMt\^\it>^^^«^>>^^«  «'^^^'^'*  ^'T^^ 
raheth,jMy,  lo,  57.  \  M^t^U^  ^>  >^«^*  ^'^  dtwr.*    ,  J 


0miy,/»^a/frf^,m^r^l Merger,  i,  (ui.  paff.  t9  bt  put  undtr\ 


M  £'t 


M  tr 


Mot.  overwhelmed  Jojf,  bidJeft^co-  jMctaiw,  (U,  pt;  meafurlng 
veredf  junk  deep  into  I  Wctaphoi'a,  ae.  f,  a  mttapbor 


Mevum,  i.  n.  puretvine 
Merus,  a,  urn.   adj.    very,    mere, 
pJain,  ftark^  al^e,  pure,  unmixt, 
neat,  bare,  naked 
Mers>  CIS.  (.merchandtfe,  goodt,  com* 

moditits  \' 

Mefes,  z.  lii.  ac.  mefen,  the  north 

weft  vfind  and  iy  north,  Piin. 
Mc(pi\^tti,  u  n.  a  medlar 
Mefpilus,  i.  f .  a  meilar  tree 
Mcflias,  2.  m.  an  Htb'e^  name  of 
§ur  blejftd  Lord  and  Saviour,  Jig- 
siifying  the  jame  ai  Ch  r  i  s  t  djtb 
in  Greek,   viz.   the  anointed 
Meflio,  onis.  f.  a  reaping,  or  mowing 
Mtffis,  is.  f.  an  harvefi,  or  crop  of 
ripe  corn.  Syn.  corn  at  large.  Met. 
aavantage,  gain,  booty,  plenty,  or 
jiore.    Tua  mtffii  io  herba  eft, 
your  hopes  are  but  in  the  bud,  Ov. 
Ep^ft.  17»  263. 
Melior,  oris.  m.  a  reaper,  or  mower 
Mtfsorius,  a,  urn.  adj.  pertaining  to 

reaping^  ox  mowing 
Mefsiura,  ae.  f.  a  reaping,  or  mowing 
Mcflus,  a,  um.  pt.  mowed,  reaped 
Meta,  tf.  t*.  a  pillar  at  the  end  of  the 
pia<e  in  racing,  the  upper  miiljione, 
a  hounaary.  Met.  the  limits  or  end 
of  any  thing,  Proverb,    Faroa  a- 
doleicentis  paulam  ha^fit  ad  metas 
his  reputation  met  with  a  rub  at 
the  very  goal,   Cic. 
Metalepfis,  Lat.  tranfumptio 
Merallicus,  a,  um.  adj.  metallic 
M^tallicus,  i.  m.  a  refner  of  metals 
Afcia JJifer,  a,  um.  adj.  that  bringeth 
forth  ff.etal 
Aletaliuw,  i.  n,  metal,  Damnatui 


MetathcAS)  ia  tranfpofition  of  a  Utter 
Mclatio,    onis.  f.  a  meafuring 
Mutator,   oris,   nr».  a  jUrveyor,   or 

meajurer  of  land.    Mctaror  urbis, 

that  quarteretb  out   the  city  for 

foldiers plunder.    Id. 
Metacus,  a,  um.  pt.  measured 
MStaxa,  ae.  f.  raivfiik 
Mctaxarius,  ii.  ro.    amerctr 
Metempfychonsi  is.  t*.  apafjingof 

the  foul  from  one  body  to  another 
Met:ndu»,  z,  um.  pt.  pafT..  to  be 

reaped,  mowed,  cr  cut  down 
Meteirs,  tis.  pt.  reaping 
Metfcodice,  es.  f.  the  part  of  grain- 
mar  teaching  the  way  of  [peaking 
MethodTcuSy  z,    um.    nbjerving  a 

met  boa,  methodical 
Methodjum,  ii.  n.  a  trick 
Methodus,  i.  f.  a  method 
Meticulofus,    a,  um.    adj.  fearful, 

timorout,  hazardous,  frightful 
Metiendus,    a,  um.  pt.  pftd*.  to  be 

meafured 
Meticns,  tis.  pt.  meafuring,  pajfing 

over.  Met.  ej^etming 
Metior,  Iri.  roenfus  lum.  &  meli- 

tus,  to  meet,  or  meafure,  tofurvey, 

or  take  meafure  of,  to  meafure  out, 

topafs  over,  to  bound,   or  limit ,  to 

value,  efteem,    ot  judge  of 
MetituSy  a,  um.  having  meafured, 

or  meafuring  -, 

Meto,  gre,  meiTui,  melTum.  a£l. 

to  reap,  mow,  or  cut  doiOn,  to 

crop,  gather f   orftrike  off 
Metor,   eris.  paflf,  td  Be  mowed 
M.etonymia,  ae.  f.  a  trope  vihen  the 

cau{eu^ut  Jw  tbe  ejtfl.^  the  fub 


iMefor,  ari,  atus 
I      ouf^  Jivide,  ^fpo 

by  meafure 

Metreta,  ae.  f.  a  ki 

Metncus,  a,  um. 

time  and  meafure 

Metro pSlis,  f.  tbe^ 

Metropolitanus,  a 

Metrum,  i.  n.  a  m 

Alctufiodus,  a,  udi 

Metuens,   tis.   pt. 

or,  cbmp.  fear 

tkndz,  Ov. 

Metiila,   a  little  bi 

Metiio,  ere,  ui  (ai 

fear,  br  be  afrait 

be  cautious,  io 

Metuo  patres,  q 

der  bow' many  fa 

PJaut.  Metuo  u 

'tfedr  up  he  Jk 

what  be  bathfai 

M8tuor,  paff.  ^0  b 

Metus,  ds.  m.  fe> 

or  concern,  r$lig, 

MetStus,  a,  um.  j 

Meu,   velmcum, 

Meus,  a,  um.   ay: 

at  Hty  ertch  difpoj 

,    man,  of  mine  &^ 

trivance.    Meos 

blunderer,   this  j 

mintf  Phaedr.  K\ 

nothing  of  wy  on 

Deo  into  meo,  \ 

Meofi  hie  dies  ef 

this  day 


Ubffi 


jcEt  for  tbttt<Jiutia>  w  wti\TanV5\\K.ydat.  to  me 


it)  n  ef^iiujn,  condmned  to  labour 


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MIM 


e  Militia^  jt.   f.  t^arfah^   S0f  fb^ 


>air.  fup.  m  t^gftt" 
I  or  j&lHr,  19  f»ve 
Jadir,'  w-bu^  at  the 
Ifc  ddth,  /•  iiM;«  r^ 

Hi  4NMI  ^^^  f^fi^ 

ra^inn.  mimf^tind 
•  fvi  ^  ii^  Ttum.  #• 

«  ^^fjJmaU  CfiuuB 
»t«  dipMiin^  t§  Smbtr 
macronem'  mignin- 
^  fl)M/i«|(  n»  a  jUarp 

^  UBth^ixi  the 

perf,  it  irHmtveit 
aV  W'   pt.  ahut  to 
t  tm$  ^gt€H  skotBgr 

an  ts'pifi  kit  £kiitg^ 
lnr^W^  or  didf^tM,  A£t. 
,  air  depart  frm' 
gtviD  pain 

flffWli  €^O)'f0  M 

t0memyfi9f 
c.  g.  tf  /biUSfr.  I*atti- 
1m  fildhry  tJkt  foURtry^n 
}rpdni^bifttih  orfmiH'' 
f^lig  to  0  mpflfate, 
}09f^  a  {Nt- frhMr 
UlAii&twht  Piopr. 

f.  aHwHtP 

ii;  n.  #  v^/  M^fSriJ^ 
%  afiiikJlo4t 
uiti.  a^j;  •fmiiUt 
.  h^0jiUief 
.•fl    


«fcr,  the  mHitiSi  orfittHeiy 
Milito,  ire.  t4  go  a  HHttfitrintg^  to 
be  or  JoUnfk  Mil.  H  furjm  oin[f 
perrdfi,-«r  thing 
Militor,  ari,  Stat.  phC 
MTIioQ),  i.  A.  mHiet 
AfUl«»  &  millia»  adj.  pi.  a  fhw- 
fetid^  an  in/tkkog  or  gHanr  tmt^ihit 
Mille,  n.  carat  gcil.  Jlrilat,  fingal. 
in  abl.  milli,  in  plur.  h^c  miliia^ 
ititn>  ihui,  a  tbouftud 
MiHSf^i'ia,  e  f.  imVi^^ 
Mil)6f  dliom,  ii.  n.  airj^ar/,  jfMirem 
MilleformiSj  e.   adj.  ^/  mthmjknd 

/hapety  oifa/biont 
Millenarit,  the  miSmtrht 
M'll)^e<ia,  ar.  i.  apah»ier  vfoHH 
MiHefiniiti,A,uni.  ti4\ahethottfnidth 
Milliare,  h;  n.  a  mdo  Jhii&,  a  nHU 
Mili^irium-y  ii.  n,fe*  niiHartttm 
MilliBrius,  a;  iim.  adj.  thoufimd 
Miliica,  nhr.  s  thoufgnd  thin,  mtry 

•fien 
MUlor,  i*  ft*  &  imllan,   i.  ih  « 

mafiiff^i  collar  made  of  leather 
MilviAUit  a,  unS;  adj*  oft  or  likta 
kifiti  M)\y\n9,fcH,  appetedtia,  a 
fiofitach  Hke  a  kite,  Plauc. 
Milviui,  ii.  m.  id.  fu,  tnitimi 
Mllvus,   vel  potius  miiuni,  m.  a 

kite )  M  rOpdciotts  felloe 
Mtkna,  ae.  f.  aUtiinic^  an  aBrtfi 
Miinici,^d¥.  ^imicaUy,  apipif 
Amicus,  a>  am*  adj.  mimUc^sffiJi^, 

Canton 
jMiminuluf,  i.  mt  ratrk,  or  loufiwort 
Mimogrl^inif,   >«   m,  a  writer  of 
I     ^4Vx,    or  fttitees 
mdftial,  iMimdla,  m*f*  dim.  a  liftlo  aitreft 
jMimui,  i.  ni«  m  mhnkt  d  joo^riiou 
adf.  fabRtrlih  j.    dujhja,  or  /«flgf,  Anf  JdN^w,  w 


MtM 

XtinV>raiiilllilM  ?  to^o  f  ^€tt. 
MKia,-  «.  f.  1^  «w«^;  Alfo  4f  vt*^ 
/•/>r«f  grviim/;  tmmmg  iao/f«/ 

^iiad«Br«  a«r.  iti,  tothpv  l#iKI<* 

>^ 
MTns»ardin.f.|>Ui&rtftf/,  mtma^ 

terrort^  Pum 
Mfsaiiii  tit;  pC.  ^Hmtd^i  1Nr« 
.  radtiiig 

M¥fi<Deir|  «!?.  iBrtatninflj^ 
l^rtStitf»  6iih.  f.  tf  fhmmiit^ 
Mittatttt,  a^  uaa.pt.  homing thH0lhi 
Ht&UBtt  Ida*  Ad},  of,  ctfnapi  rlMrifir^ 

ff/if|f,  mtiatiit^i  hdtrghNffiti^fy 
MTnerva,  »,  f.  ih9  goiM  gf  i»lf* 

dm^  laoHiing,   am,    mm  urttm 


MeU»]l;  natmr^,  k^,  cfdff,  Ain* 
/hy,  weaifii^,   Craftt  Mi»drvt| 


y.  fUikhf.  Intita  Mia^rya;  «. 
gainftnatttn,    td. 
Mlnfemral,  W  Mulerv«iif|   }t,  jli 

entfanee  ntonep 
Mingo,  $re,  xi,  iAomval^v  ^a/4^/}| 
tomakt  ^tfiyr.Mingereih^tmiun^ 
nad,  r^  commit iric^  witi,'Cttu\i( 
vid,  Meio 
Mingor,  it  pa(f.  to  hi  fifed 
Miniaceus,  a,  um,  adj.  of,ot  H/hB 

verifiiiiOH 
M^n\9ndMB,\it.paititedivithvr'rr/inH 
Miaiiritrt,  a,  um,  adj.  af'&erfttiJi'ilT. 
MiniatUlas,  a^  unn  adj.  mrir  fvim 

red^am 
Mrniatus,  a,  nm.  pt.  rod.  MiniAti 
cerula  notandu^  to  he  thkfftd  ai 
fauhy,  Cln.       ^ 
Mmimc,  adr.  leajf,  or  fitUxJf,  Mtaf 
all,,  in  no  tafe^   in  »«  ^/  ,;^   ty  „^ 
mtam,  at  hmfi,   much  lift^  or  u^A 
of  alL  Q>^%Tcv  ttCvtok*.^^  %v  XwUv. 


K 


M  I  N 

^TinK^um,  i'i:\A,  ex  adj.  Gr« 
i.'    .ifTUfT),   .dv    at  the  let^*    Non 
£>i        am,  «^  mucbi  lutU 

W.  :■:•  wii.  a..'      ''v  /wyf.    Or 

/    ..<'.•   r»'  niir.o  li.e  ^irovocht,  /?. 
•  .  Vt'i/.  i)«  iittie  fitigir 


hth 


Tji  :< 


ii:}> 


*■*:  terdant^  JeT" 

.  :.'  ?.  /-•  .-iffr,  or 
V.  C":  "■•i  \ehe- 
->  o.'.f  ihst  it  too 


U.-T. 


./■-I 


tvuiy  Mttett' 


*     •;  M-.T-iiiJi)    Ji. 

.'ij.'.cci  /.ny  /.v.^.-'.cciecfieetOT  iff:' 

d    '  ■  './/Ci-,    o;     I : y  /  :«r^    rf"  f/ufe^ 
/t:'zu*.:i    '/r'^/./L-ij,    paiiicuiarly 

T..:ni'lii^  «»■;  f.  /;  maid fervant 
M  ^■!fM«^^.   r,».  /ert'itig 
.MiTiifjrariu,  oni*.  J',  atter.dance 
Arl!r..;l,j:',!,   oris.  m.  a  fervant,  an ^ 
atw.  .ir-f,  be  that feeditb^ox  fervetb 

.Miciiua-.orii   urccali,  w.'Vj    'uhicb 

*ic  waiters  fer^'C  iva'if,  AJr.rt, 
r/i.'-.iitritrix,  icis.  t,  ^n  atttnaant       j 
Atii.ifV.atur,  izupcrf.  iV/'i/crv^.'/*^ 

tiiirritrc.  a/e.  att.    toa:tene^,   hriey  '■  Minntatixn,  adv.  piecemealt,  in  hits, 
.    vt  a/f:J}^    to  perform   as  a  cu*.;  ter,  "       :K_gi.6httSy  drop  by  drop,  by  litth 

c--:  tKmiJIery  ton.anagc,  or  ff/it  i:-elp  1       and  iittie 
JVIiniAror,     aii,    atus.   pafT.     to  be\  Minnie,   adv.    iiis,  coirp*    iflime, 
fi'vedvp,   to  I c  carefully  watched  \       Aip.   in  Jmall  pieces,  nicely,  prt" 
lVJii4it«bundus,  a,  uju.  with  great  i      cife/y,  n7ear.yyU/u',  p»orly 

hireats  1  Minurla,    ae.    f,   /i'f  jmaiUf  thing 

Miintans,  pt.  threatning  often  I      fcen^a  trite.  \n  plur,  iittk  nietties 

L'lrAtoT,  ari.  drp.  ro  theuten  fore    I  iUrx;Uiijny  adv,  yr«  in,inute 
jMjjiiuiri,    ii.  n,f.ncplt,  red  lead       MVhCtio,  onis.  i.  vid,  Dixninutio 
A-I'jio,  ire,  to  drive  cattle  (  Minuiulus,  a,  nm,  little  and  pretty 


M  I  N 

Minor,  ari.  dep.  ro  threaten 
Mincrcf.   um*  pi.   fubft.    ex  adj. 

cur  lucceJUorSypo/lerity^  or  offspring ^ 

the  ytnngtr  men 
Mjnoritas,  atis.  f.  minority 
Minfo,  aic.  velutmL  inmrrio,  ire. 

fo  c/^ir^,  or  fyueak  at  a  neufe 
MInuendus,  a,  om.  pt.  fo  ^r  tf/xni- 

Minucns,  til.  pt.  a£t.  diminifiing, 
making,  lejs.  Neut.  abating,  (Hire a 

fin 

M.nuc,  ^re,  ui,    iitum.  t6t»  to  mi 

r.ipy  dmir.ifh^  to  kfen,  or  make    Mirator,  &ri«, 

lejs,  to  abate,  or  ift.pair,  to  vio-  .  Miritrix,  ids.  im/>ethtiA 

Jate,  i^i  dttcgatt  Jrcm  1      Turba  Bniratrix,  f^^M^' 

Minuor,  ui,  utus.  p»S.  paired,  sba-  <  Mirzt3rus>  a,  um.  that  matt 
ted,  or  Jeffined  [  Miratof,  m,  um.ft.  jdhHf 

Minorio,  Ire.  to  fing  with  a  l«w  -  Mir^,  adr.  woaeitrfkllf^mt^ 
voice ;  to  cooy  i^s  a  riogdove  doth ;  ^     extreamfy-  ,'t 

to  chatter^  as  a  fw allow  ;  Mirific2,  adv.  ■liaAi/aflj^  1^ 

Miiius,  adv.  !eff,  left  than,  ftwer^  \  eft  na^ui,  if  it  ^  M 
Iff  /f/S  time  than,  not  fo  well,  net  '  p^ftty  mmnmer,  GatpL  '  H 
oi  tm/A  0or  fo  very  — ,  not  Jo  ,  Mir^ficus,  a,  am*  adj.  fi9»i 
o/?«ff,  fe/Jomer,  net  at  all.  ^omi-  |  &  rntiflimiil^Wii  aiflbil.n 
w«/j,  XV i til  a  verb,  that  —  aa/,  •  dinaty 
nutfti  ivell 


MIS 

///^.  fmsli,  kttk 
Ml! abilit,  e.  adj.  or, coapi i 

fup,  tnmederfniJtiiaHge^mm 
Mirabilitaa,  alia.  f.  oimftA 
Mirabiliter,  adv.  «Mrwflis|| 
Mirabundua»  Bj  aiD.aM(a0< 
Miracala,  c  f,Maf^W> 
MiraculMi,'adT.  ■miiilwlf 
Miracnlum,  i.  a.  mmrtdl^ 
Mirandva,  a,  um.  aMratM 

random  ia  modrnn,  fRMi| 
Mirans,  tit.  pt.  wadr/y  '1 
Mi  ratio,  onia.  U  aimt&dm 


Minufciituf,  a,  un.  left,  little 
^TTnutal,  minced  nteat^  an  kai 


kajb 


Mirmillo,  ooia.  IB.  ^finfl 
with  a  fliield,  fcyihe^  «l 
piece,  with  a>  jiiAaie  rfl 
upon  the  crcft  • 

Miror,  iri,  atua  fam.  dc^  Ii 

■  der,  mmai;  sdmirtt  nhifi 
t§  eubm'rafo  ^t  u  nmiMB 

Miroa,  a,  am.  adj.  mmdnjH 
^elkxs,  Jlrm^t  cwwdfify" 

Milcei]aoea,  emm.  if.  pL  « 

or    ^oitfi^^,  «  /art  /i 
^^r)Fr,  flMtf  Mby  anytiiiiin 
mahU 

..  a4.ri 
"1 


s 

kin^sugither. 
fines  that    will 
:ato 
C.  f  h  mingkJy 

jm  &  mixtam. 
ttrldce^  fhlendf 
9rder^  to  inter' 
y»    fa  Aink,  t§ 

t&e  mingled,  or 
n^u€redf  &€• 
hMTf  nvretcheetf 

9tf  €9npw  (R' 

fitifuUvfffnf, 
ff  memn,  aijeff, 
'  (Offttms,  Mi- 
ittndOy  veary 
Miiinroi  nof! 
'  Cic.  Miferam 
ory,  PUut,  Mi- 

y    ' 

'.ferMMe, wretch- 

t 

fiferahh 

>t.  to  ie  pitied, 

tmhh 

Miferabiliter 
f,«  confining 


M  IS 


M  I  f 


^sifret,  mifermin,  ^  mtfentuiDil  Mlihif,  Os.  m.  amixtvre 


eft  impf  rf.  it  pitieikt   I  am  forry, 
Menedemi  vkem  miferet  me,  / 

pity  bis  eojof  Tcr. 
Miseria,  «.  f.  iw/ifrjr,  ir^r^,  j;J!#V 

tion^  trouble^  uneafinefs 
Mliseilfcordia^e.  f,merey,tomp0jpom, 

pityy  charity,  alms 
^MiserToort,  dis.   adj.    ior,   comp. 

merdfiil^  pitijul,  eompaffionate 
MTceriter,  adv.  pitifilfy 
Miferor,  ari,  atus  fum.  dcp.  to  dim' 

floret  lament,  bewail,  io.pi^     ■ 
Miferfilua,  a,  nm.  wnttitd 
Mifla,  ae.  f.  tbemafs 
Miutky  if,  -o.  a  datrt 
Miffilia,  «in.  pi*  gifii 

thepeeple 
Milillit,  e.   adj.  mey  i*  thrown, 

Plin.  S,  t3. 
MiflSo,  onu*  f.  «  fmditig,  a  fining 


Mitella,  K.J.  aturbantt  Al/b  a 
fcarfto  wrap  one^s  am  i«>  when 
it  it  hurt 

Mitefcens,  tis.  pt.  waxing  mild    • 

Mitefco,  Sre.  to  grow  tame,  or  trac* 
taUe,  padjied,  or  reeoneiled,  fo 
frenv  mellow  andfefi;  togrowripe 

Mithrat^vtf/  mitrasy  »•  m./vrtcilr- 


awey,  a  difpauhf  s  >  throwing, 
or  hurling,  a  difchargt  ^  foldiors^ 
.  a  Jetting  a  prijoner  Jrte,  .  the  pri* 
nnlege  of  hegging  hit  Jifi,  Suet* 
Aug.  45.  Mtffio  ranguiaiay Mn«/- 
litting,  Cdf.    Ludoram  niffio, 
the  eonelufien  ofgamot,  Cic, 
Miflito,  ire.  to Jend  often 
Mifsurus,  a,  um,  pt.  ahout  to  fend 
Mitftis,   a»   ttoi.  pt.  jent,  thrown, 
fiot.  See.  pardoned,  forgiven,  fent 
forth,  uttered,  let  out,  difmified, 
dtf charged,  dijhanded,  Miflb  aq 
ving  com"        \tto,  i,   e.  deaiiflb,  the  hangings 
being  let  down,  Phsdr.  Corpora 
f^itifullf,with        miila  neci,  dead  bodies,  Ov. 
iifeie  K^reque    MifTus,  us.    m.  a  fending,  or  dif- 
Locr.  patch,  a  throw,  a  fervicerfmeat, 

ifcrct  a  turn 

dcp.  ro   take   Miftim,  adv.  mixtly 
etercyon  I  MifiSra,  x»  f»  a  mixture 

'///M,  Tar.    Miiius,  a,  }nn.  ^u  mingUdy  mixed, 
I     or  Jo/giJ  togethtr 


ithndaticum,  wdtbridato 
MTdf/xcatut,  a»ani.  digejled    • 
Mltffico,  are«  to  fefien 
Mitificor,  ari.  paiT.  to  ho  tamed 
Mitificnt^  a,  dm.  making  gentie 
MTtigan<hiay  m,  uni«  hoilZif  or  roafied 
MitSgatio*,  oois.  f .  a  mitigation   • 
Mitigatorius,  a,  \xvc\,,^yeaftngpasn 
MTc7gatut»  a,  um.  pare,  tomid,  pa- 

^tfied,   appe^ed  \',  :■ 
Mitigo,  are.  f  tame,  to  civilixe,  to 

make  ripe,  t»*mioigatf,.  to  .paci^, 

to  boil, ,  OS  roaft  meat.  .Mitif^at-  a^. 

%ruin,  ftteth  it  for  tillage,  Hot,  « 
Mitigor,  iri,  atiU.  pafT. 
Mitis;  e.  adj^-or*  oomp./ffimojy  Aip. '. 

melUnv,Tipe,gentle,mild,quiet^  calm^ 
flill,  fexibU,  ta^'f  .be  moulded, 

goodnaturtd 
MitHis,  adr.coipp*  fflme,fup.  mora* 
.  oveniy,  patientJ^^eiftfily,  gentlf 
Mitra,  as.  f.  4  aomui,  or  turbant,  a 

mitre        .... 
Mlciatus,  a,  um.  .mitred 
Mirteodus,  a»  um.  pt..  to  be  fent 
Mittens,  tis.  pt.  forcing,  Sec. 
Mitto,  gre,  mifi  {ml&ipro  miiifti) 

mifium.  aft.  to  fend.  This  verb 

is  often  ufed  for  its  cooa^vssvVx^ 
for   4v,ixvv\x.Q«  \u  A\SwA^\^  ^*    S.^**- 

a^ayf.  VatK.  to  caji  of,  Xo  rVrtr.^ 

I       in,topreJtnt'W\ib,^omi*>^^^ 


M  0  0 


MOO 


laitM,  U  mskt  t§  futt's,  yiir.traaf-  t}it&Ah9fiier,  ad?.  ius»  comp. 


rsueiy,  Jet/krtt/y 
M5<ljiratc,  adv.  iiU,  coaip.  tffime, 

fup.  moaerately^titnfljf  moae/iijft 

Mj^r^if,   hydegrm 
Mcd'^ratim,  a4v.  Itifttrtfy 
MMjbM^io,  oqU.  f.  fio^rffif^ 
Mo^^er^tor,  5ri|.  m. .«  rulur 


nkittQ,  f •  >0Mr  aw* ,  for  omitto,  U 

Jet  ai$tey  t%fark$4''%  fir  cemitto, 

fo  firgs  ve,/§rtmittO^  fop»l firth, 

H  brinifn^^  to  itt  fue,  to  ktttr, 

ffr  adUoittOy  to  put  t^wtab  to  tU 

/«l*f'«»  fifr  Airium  micto,  to  iifi 

fr^»  torMJfit  for  \rr\n\\llo,to  let 

kfifo^  tofirdffms    A4  nocien  mit- 1  Jii o^ratrix,  icj^  f ,  |i  govfnuft 

terefilios,  tnfmdtbtm  to  tbtwar^  |  ModSritttt,  a*  nm.  pt,  a6t. 

'Qvint,  Mitte  banc  de  pe^loi^cii* 

ram,  tnti^  mm  pur  joff  ahomt  it. 

Virg.  AAa  mitrere,  ft  racar^  or 
^'iffwm  Sen. 
Mittor,  Srif.  p^fl*.  to  Sefiai^  ^, 
Min«r4f  ip.f.  «i4>  Miftura 
^f  iitmof,  a,  wn.  pt.  miout  to  t^ 
Milt))i»«»  tUD.pt, 


WHkt  fkr 


^aa,  r.  f .  ^  anaf 

ffMJividr 
Mnemj^fyne,  ft./. 
MDCflM/mup,  i.  n.  mmmon'^ff 


MoUfliif  e.  ]i4]*  "V*  cQ»p*  ffimvs,' 
fop,  movtM,  tafi/y  mo/yod,  rf/iimg^ 
traQahU,  mMagt^l%,  ineonfimpt, 
fckUy  variqiU^  Bcutt,  finikrf,  jwutt 

Mob]firtas,iti8.r.aao«^^*af/r,^(<fVi- 
nefs.jiai^'uy,  it^amflatKyyfickUtiefs 

Mobiliter,  adv.  ida/comp.  Jvftftiy 

Mobilito,  |re.  to  maki  mov^ApU 

}Jol>::<tor,  paC 

^dderabslic,  e.  adj.  moderate 

JlllQCQrir)cn,  Inii.  n.  mamagcmont^ 

MSdf^randu^  a,ona.  pt.to  he  manaiti 
A^adeiAM,  tis.  pt,  ruHUi^f  gwernia^* 


govemetb,  Paf.  m^^ed 
Mftd^tut,  a^uia.  adj.  ««.pan.^»; 

comf.  fi^ufy  /up.  awJiiM^  wr// 

govemtdf  /4^,  Mi^«(^  aMf  ft» 

Itvero 
Ikfodernaa,  a,  am*  «d}..M«^ni 
Modkca^  iic  aA«  iojft^att 
MSdiSror,  ari.  dep.  r»  asa^^f^,  41- 

ruU^  manage^  gui4h  Pr^er 
J45M2,  n^.  4i,  co»l>.  ^liff^! 

iap.  ^iititnttifAoitboMt  §ppnifitf^t 

tndtfily^  ibmmklf 
lylMeftia,  K.f.  Umi>irmiU0ffMHjft 

M5deftdi,  a,  am.  adj.  ar»  comp^. 
Aaas,  flip,  modkrat^  fi^^modt^, 
hfifi/f  ci9ii,  tsmritota,  ckff,  f*- 

ftr^'td 


Modiilic^  e.  adj.  eontainrng  s  imjbat  MSdfilamcn,  aiib.  a.  «Mt 


M  .0  D 

4Mf/^   JInd. 

Modsficatna,  a,  i^oi.  ft<^ 
M&dSrrcoi^  ju'i,i[taiM< 

mesfure,  to  rule,  9i§tum 
Modimpera(or«  oiii.  m*  4i, 

0rdifth0fo4 

iarc^,  4  raa^,  a  ^ 

dioloa  ^QPa  tk^Mfk  *' 

ModiMp,   ii.J^#i^ 

^  hufbolof  9^eui,  indmm 
flpida  M^g  thB  ibiid  flrtl 
^m^^of^  flB|7JM9llkM|i 


tfii^.  Moiiitf  III:}!  <^ .  __ 

mdMMjmafm^'^Mf^ 

Ai/kiAttMtlt^mo^Ym 
firfi 

while  mgo,  $au    fMl^J 

aaijry  iar.    Mo4^«»,4 
/«!(?,  iwrfaaii.    e 


M^lfce,  adv.  moderstefy,  ioli»Alf^ 
'tut  much,  p0tiaufyf  mdefi^t  i; 
rule  uudMeuJure.  Mtdice  utile, 
foauvfhat  uftfui,  Cic.  ^diScia 
modice  ab  hutno  excantiat  h^fet 
^au  itf^ferfut  height,,  Plin. 

Moduellos,  a,  iim.  very  meuJi,SutU 

Modicum,  i.  n.  u  htti 

M^didkm,  adv.  i«f  «  little 

Mfidicus,  a,  urn.  adj.  micdliug,  mint 
|rcolt^  c«ni\{t,  tm^ate.    In  pi 


MMSUmet|t«m»  i.  i.  e 
aa  in  oratorial  nunpiili 
M«tfSlan4iu,a»  mi.  ft^mk 

fund,  fhoiumd 
VfMulaiM,  pr.  iaanr 
M6d61ati,  idv.  tuumlk 
M6d«Iatiou  Sok.  tmrn 
M^filator,  oria.  as.  an 
Mjtdmatria.  f./briAar>f^ 
MiWaianii,  a,  am.  ff.  f4S 
cmmfufed,  tuned.  Aft  «*if 


but  tt  V^.  V^xwCv^TBwH^aaA^  yfVMadalaiai,  6i.  m,  utmit 


DE  S  MO  L 

Mcei^us,    a,   um.    adj.  ferrov^h 

mwrnful,  difcnntented^  ^fi'vk 
Mgla,  ae.  f.  «  tniU,  In  (ins.  a  mill- 
ftme^  a  moon  calf ^  fitp  without 
Jbape  J9  a  woman  s  wom^»  mealp  a 
jaw  tooth,  thepattU  hon*  m  the 
tup  of  the  knee 
Molar  is,  e.  adj.  pertainini  to  a  mill, 

or  a  ml^otie,  or  a  ebeek  tooib 
Mo  alius,  belonging  torn  mitt 
Mdlendlnarius,  ^^xkm» pertminingto 
a  mtU 

M51esy  i«.  f.  m  wtaft,  beapt  iutk^ 
any  thing  huge  and  vafty  a  great 
pile,  ot/ahriek,  a  mole,  or  pier. 
Met*  a  vafiquantity,  or  weight  j 
f^^cet,  or  p^er  of  men,  a  de- 
f*rtce,  or  bulxoark  againfi,  earn^ 
endeavGur,  dijicuhj,  pains,  gran- 
deur,  cuntbir 

Molcftalio,  f .  ntolcftation 

MSlefle,  adv.  ii^s,  comp.  ffiinl,  fup. 
grievoufly,  at  (contentedly,  Incedere 
molefte,  towalk  with  an  ajfeSied 
gait 

Moleftia,  ae.  i.troubk,  uneafitefi^  dif^ 
auiet  of  mind*  Sine  moleftia  tua 
riat,  ify^M  can  conveniently,  Cic. 

MSl*fto,  ara.  to  tronhle,  to  mole/l 

Mdicftus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  cotTip. 
ffianut,  (ixp,trouhlefome,nneafy,  of. 
fenfive,  uafeafonakle,  interrttpting, 
affe?ied,  Tuntca  molefta,  a  coat 
Uned  with  pitch  to  be  put  on  thofe 
who  ttfore  to  he  burnt,  Ju?. 

Moli^ndtti,  a»  um.  pt.^0  U  attempted 

Moliens,  tis,  pc.  firimng  to  pull 
down,  ot  pull  out,  going  about 

M5(ile,  ii.  n.'the  collar  for  a  mill 
horfe 

MolioDifn.  inii.  n,  the  groatnefs  of 


tofii^,  to  wsrbU,  to 
a  tune 

,  a  meafure  tf  fro- 
ilding,  a  model:  mu' 

I  due  proportion,  mea^ 
hounds,  a  rule,  ordery 

or  manner,  the  quau" 
gnefs,  or  number  of 
nawer^uife,fajbion, 
ioiof,  rank,  degree, 
«,  time,  or  meafure 
a  note,  or  piub  in 
Llfo  tjfe  mood  of  a 
e  vita:  fuas  naodam, 
ro-oemment  of  him- 
<firif  mod  is  odifie, 
^h^f^^h*  Bono 
vitb  moderation,  Cic 
I  whore,  an  adultenfi 
tduitery 

m.  an  aduUirtr 

whoring 

,  adultery 

n.  to  commit  adultery 

}  commit  adultery 

U    an    adulterer,    a 

or  debauchee 

^  oram,  Seal, J  n. 

or  ruorks  of  a  town, 

ip,&Q.  Miioa.  for- 

it  towns 

ins,  Lacr, 

'amentia^,  fvrowfnl 

tftxit,  n.  pair,  to  be 

/|  to  lament,  begriem 

he  made  fad 

,  lamentation,  wsep- 
tavinefs  of  heart 
TO  murus,  Virg, 
r,  forrowfully 
f^nejs 

f,  /ffrrfitV 


I 


an  attempt,  or  undertakings  a 
jfiri^f/tn^,  or  tuggtng,  btarin' 
tJte *i/ej/  with  grtat  /s*/«f ,  Or  fia. 


M  O  L 

Molimentum«  i.  n.  id,  ^v.melimen  ' 
Molior,  iri,  itoa  Aim.  dep.  to  mtme, 
or  Jltr^  to  toil,  moil,  or  take  pains 
and  labour  abeut,  toheapup,throwp 
caft,  manage,  order,  pro^tly^fome 
great  thing,  to  build,  o^  raife,  pro- 
?^^h»  *  i^'«'  flruGure,  to  rigg, 
to  prepare,  or  makf  ready  for,  to 
enterprife,  or  undertake  ^  to  go  «- 
bwt^  or  endeavour  to  do  ^  thing  ; 
to  defgn,  meditate,  plot,  or  cow 
trive,  to  be  flopped,  or  hindred 
Moilcic,  onia.  f.  theUbour  inmovm 
ing,  and  ordering  things  for  builds 
ing,  enterprixa,  undertakings  dejign 
Moiitor,  oris.  m.  a  defgner,  contri- 

ver,  author,  ham-r,  bni'der 
MdlltOra,  x,t,  a  grinding 
MolTtus,  a,  urs.  pt.  ground 
MolituSy  a,  um.  pt.  having  endec* 

vonred,  attemptea.  Sec. 
MoUefco,  ht.  to  growfofi,  or  gentle 

to  become  effcm'tn..ti 
MollKeilus,  «,  nm.jcftijb 
MttliiciiluSy  a,  uaiMj.Joft,' delicate, 

effeminate 
MoiJiendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  befoftnetb^ 
Moi liens,  cit.  pt.  Jaftnirg 
Alr>ilimentum,  i.  n.  a  mitigating 
Mollis,  Tre,  i»i,  itum.  aft.  tofo/ien, 
vr  mitigate,  to  make  fofty  tender, 
orfuppie^  to  he  cultivattd^  to  render 
«•:»♦  and  geminate,   (0  calm,  or 
appeal  ,  to  pacify,  to  move  to  ijtp* 
p'iJ/ioH,  to  eaje,  mitigate,  or  abate 
Mollior,  iri   pafl*. 
MoUTpcs,  e  J  is.  flexible  feet 
Tvfjllis,  e.    adj.  or,  comp.  iSmus, 
fup  ftrftjlexible,  calm,  gentle,  rxj- 
ri:t>!e,  tajy  piaiut  fwect,  '^ii-'^'''jf^l^ 
Wiak^t%.ndtt^  ♦JtmviOXt^  Hvja-^'.*>»>> 


(7'\  Tifil~0{ 


'     MO  N 

•mt  U0tjf,fv'fhotit  pmin,  catrnty^fa" 
tifntfy,  nicflji^  natmr^Hf 
MoDitia,  «4  if  ct,  ei.  f.  fi>ftnffiy 
I't.tiiMiJi^   ealmntft^    ktifteadinejs, 
tPmntonnefi^  wffiemindey 
^oJlitici,  fj,  f,  wV,  Mollitia 
MoUitudo,  inif.  f,  id.  fit*  moIlitU 
Mollitoi,  m,  um.  pt.  piftfted 
^olliufciiluv  A,  tuQ./*^^ 
M5lo,  ?re,  ui,  itum.  i&.  to  rrh$4 
Molor,  iris,  pafT.  /•  i#  /roW 
Mdlod'us,  a  fo9t  coii/ifiinf  of  three 

^'>rTg  fjf/ith.'tS  ■ 
^Sl% ,  yo£.  n.  Mtai  or  ru^ 
MdiQcn)  Tnis.  n.  an  im^uffe 
M<«aicntjne<i9,  i,  urn.  moment4fleout 
Momentofus,  a,  um,  •fv^igbt 
MoRDeniur/i,  i.  n.  that  vvbtcb  cauf- 
0tb  mofiom,  the  fngLeofa  balance, 
s  fmadp^At  frtm  wbhb  a  %bifig 
Mfsvetb.  Met.  ffc,  vafue  f9>wrr, 
tdtfantage,  a  moment,  or  minute,  a 
'^WO  turn,  or  a/tirmtin 
Monlkhus,  1.  a  monk 
JJooas,  adii,  f,  i^i  unite 

MoncdulAy  K.  f.  aJ»ckd^x^f 

MoBtas,  tiv.  gt.  admonijhiui 
A^oneo,  ui,  Tt  '»n,  e<-e.  aft.  f»  a</. 
"^"'Jb,  t$  bring  to  ^*t  rem^^ 
brmtco,  |»  i^ii'ffi,  <«  «g^n»^  to.  rt^ 
kiikt^  to  tetchy  19  in^uO. 
^^tifitKif^  ?r?,  rtus.  parr. 
Moneris,  it.  t*.  a  ont  banked  ^aUtt 
Man^.ta,  9,  f,  tbeftamf^ot  imffreJSon 
wpoti  money,  i^wfcjr,  toir,  the  mintj 
or  ^/ffr«  where  it  is  rointtii  a  ftyie 
in  Vfritin^,  Jlw.  7,  55. 

«#^«r,  tfw  fc/«rer 


fr«.«,  «  ^^,  or  M 
F.  lo  mort  eft  uffi 


M  O  N 

^#,  tf  fekhrtlfor  atn  borfe 
M5n7mentuin)  a/,  monnmenfam, 
i.  n.  tf  mMimuntf  a  memorial  of 
any  perfoa,  ice,  afign,  or  ^/r^T^ 
tf  chronicle,  or  wecr^/,  tfirj^  author's 
work,  or  vfrititigs,  a  ftpuUbre,  a 
ftatue,  a  ^o^tn  fut  yipo*  ehiUrom 
ettpojed 
Monj(tio,  pnit.  f.  vcr{).tfd«o«rV/o« 
Mdiihor,  5di«  m.  «  remembragcer, 
M  monitor f  a  prompter  to  plajjen,  a 
counfellor,  an  injtruflor 
Mon!ftQriAi»  a,  um.  a^j.  numitorn 
MSnftu^y  i.  n.  adviee,  tounfel,  a 
wami/tg,  a  command,an  i^^UnCUon 
^onitui,  Cs.  na.  adm9nition,a  taarH' 
*^i>  a  prfdi&ing,  or farettUing,  a 
eomrnmnd^  a  kfin,  or  inftruElion 
MO'^i^us,  a,  um.  pt.  ndmori&ed 
M<^n5cSros,  Zt\t%  m»  an  imteonn 
M<>nogramn»i  At\,  fietcbes  of g^s 
Vonop61-umt  ii.  n.  a  monopalf 
Majiouielon,  l.inoneca/e 
Monuf>llabu8,  of  one  fyllable 
Mons,  tis.  m.  «  mountain,  a  great 
quantUy  of  any  thing.    Montef 
turo!,  vaH  treafures,  Tcr, 
Monftrznty  tii.  pt,  (himng 
Monftratio,  5^is.  f.  a  fievting 
Monfl^rator,  oris.  m.  afivwer 
M'jnftraturm,a,um.p.c.«^9i/f  f»/t«t» 
\1onAratu8^«,um.^.t.jI&r«via  taught, 

invented 
Mo.iflritvii,  ds,  m*  ajhtnoin^ 
Monftrlfer,  Sra«  um.MMi/Trntf 
Mc\qftr7f7c^,  adv.   manfmu^y 
Monftrlf  icus,  a.  nai.  w«4^r»«l 
Mo^fbo.  are.  «A.  t^jbevpt  totfacb% 
tAift/orm..}Atr.topetJuade,toauuJt 
.Monftror,  |r;>  iciil.  DaflT. 


huge,  or  ekfirmed  hoift  0 

prodigioujy  wieked,nt^  "' 
Montana,  orum.  n.  pi  1 
M'  ntanos,  .a,   uid.  m^, 

upon  the  wtonutahu, 

griiwrgammomitaiM, 

or  fiUl  ef  mountaint 
MooticSIa,  at.  c.  g, 
Montlvagus,  a,  am,  1 

M  mouuta(m,  or  bi/U 
Mont5fus,  a,  um.  adj.  i«^ 

biUMtmoumt4ttno«s,Jhudi^i 

ingdn  tbo  mountam 
Monumentam,  nrid, 
M^ra, 

or  bindrancti 

J^eabing, 

Mri«  one  w^'f .  Tier.  N(e  ifj 

amdpre/emtfy,  Vif|. 
MSrilit,  e.  adj.  moral 
Morliitas,  itii.  f.  moroBlf 
Moraliter,  tdr    /«  «  wm/j^ 
Moramentuniy  i.  n.  ajhf 
M<$randu9,  a,  ua.  ptnbe 
Morans,  tii.  pt.  deUfh^,  i 

fiafiug  bebind^pnpfingM 

Mora«*em  diem  ivut^S%\ 

the  earn  and  fromHn  if^ 
M  'ratdy  adv.  CQqip.  Mi 

degtoa 

Morator,  ori«.  va.  aRitmrfif^ 

linderer 
Moratoria  cawtio,  a  tfwtf  ^ 
MSrlt^rui,  m,  nm.  pt  aMJ 
Moratas.  a,  •».  pt.  ^Mff  ^^ 

H>u4  flnvita  iiK>f«t«%f^«^ 
'    tanfe.  Virg, 
Mdtafus,  a,  wm.  mA^vVj! 


R 

t  pilfcbiif 
cify 

•t,  fnii  4f  vicis, 

difutft,  J!A»€fsf  CUT 
defeS  in  the  kodf^ 
,  unrtajomabk  fmj'- 
ml^k,  grief 
f  .  a  Siting 

^.  or,  oomp.  ffi-^ 

ittroBing 

nn*   pt.  Hb$  n 

^hf 

nendi,  &  ant*  me- 

n,  morftiai.  ad.ro 

r«  ^«v<  a  Jbarp 
as  cold,  ro  pierce 
'.e  hold,  to  butt*  or 
',pr  'vex,  r#  baekkitt 

of  a  kiting  tafh,^ 
piucbing 

\  to  be  bitten,  Mor- 
maritoy  tbe^ttk 
,  Jav. 
eteitb 
by  biting  with  the 
>tb  und  ttail 

i 

I  kind  offalkt 

um.  dying 

t,  dyings  empiringf 

fitbering 

?e  fcrt^morifenis, 

«4f»t,  etmpl^ijant 

lep.  (0  humour,  or 

1.  viW*  Monger 
i/#o/,  AJf0€r 
BortttiMy  citp.    n, 


M  d  K. 

'  Jhength,  favour,  fmeU,  ftc.  to  '^ 
frrgHten,  .  Mo^-iar,  juraadi  yer- 
^Um,  ilrr  0K  ^,  /r^  mtf  not  Hve 

WHtit^f^t,  .a,  um*  adj.  r«dii(y  /0 
die,  rejehued  to  die 

Merologus,  a,  una.  foiiifif 

M<Sjror,  art.  dcp.  vel  n.  &  j^.  to 
fiay,  tarry,  delay,  Unger,  or  fpin 
out  the  time,  to  dmeii,  to  flop,  or 
binder^  to  make  one  w^it,  to  be 
troublefgme  to  one,  tofpend,  or  vfear 
out,  to  value,  efteem,  or  regard* 
cum  negat.Quid  multia  moror?  to 
be  /tort f  Ter.  Nihii  moror  eos 
/alvot  efle,  /  am  content  tbat,Cic, 

Moror,  ari.dcp.  to  play  the  fool 

M5roce,  »dv.  i(|ime,  fuo.  morofe'y, 
fevereh,  cauthujly.  Terram  non 
xnoroM  eligtt,  it  tvillgrovf  in  any 
fbil,  Plin. 

MSrofitaa,  iiis.  f*  meroftnejt 

Morofus,  a,  um.  ad|.  or,  corop< 
ut6rofe,peeviJb^  r<>^,VitiilbIofno- 
-fofa,  not  fit  fiyr  every  fml.  Win. 

Mors,  tis  f .  death.  In  plur,  mortes, 
Cie,  mortiiun,  S^int,  mortibus, 
CnL  Met,  Mers  mtmonx,  4f' 
firuffion  of  memory,  Plio, 

Morficans,  til.  pt.  tvantou 

Mors  ICO,  Ire.  to  nibble 

Morfilis,  e.  adj.  e^  to  bite 

M^ffiancfila^  e.  f.  bUb'ng  oflo/^trt 

^orfam,  i.  n.  a  bi$  bitten  off 

Morfns,  a,  um.  pt.  bitten 

Morfus,  i)s.  m.  a  bite,  ^fthglng, 
the  hold  tb4it  a  button  taketh  of  a 
thing,  the  fling,  or  angid/b.  Met. 
a  tatint,  baMting,  wfiand^ 

Mort^jis,  e.  adj.  or,  co*np.  mortal, 
Jbewing  mortality^  human,  earthly, 
of  this  lower  voorld,'   Nee  mortale 


M  G  T 


Mortilitas,  ati«.  f.-  mortalrty,  mnt,^ 

talman,  a  mortality,  or  plague 
MortariSlum,  i.  n.  a  little  mottar 
M^^rt^rium,  ii.  n.  a  mortar 
MortTc^fni,  orum.  pi.  m.  corns 
Morticinus,  a,   um.  adj.  that  dietB. 
ofitjell,  *l>^^  ^^fth  a  gbaftly  couu" 
tenance 
Mortifcr,  w/ mortTf J?ru8,  a,  um* 

deaaly,  mortal,  caufing  death 
Mortifrr^,  adv.  deen^.^ 
^Aortificatio,  onii.  f.  mortificafiem 
Mortificatus,  a,  um.  pt.  mortified 
Mort'fico,  are.  aA.  to  mortify 
M'  rtualia,  um.  n*  mourning  voeedty 

funeral  rites  and  ceremonies.  Sec, 
Mortuus,  a,  um.  pt.  dead.  In  plur.  • 
mortni,  the  dead,  or  place  of  th^ 
dead.   Met.  antiquated,    obf'olete, 
Irfelefs,  faint,  finfelefs,    Mortwo^ 
•verba  facit,  hefpendeth  hit  breat^, 
tonopurpofe,  Pljuit, 
Msrulus.  a,  um.  adj.  black  and  bl/^ 
MSrum,  i.  n.  a  mulberry 
Moros,    i.  f,  the  mulberry  tree. , 
Morus,  a,  nm.  2i^fafiJ0i^ffffy 
Mo9,    moris.  <fn','  a  manner,  tn^^ 
fafbi^'  or  cuflom,  a  temper,  bu^^ 
mour,  or  nature.  Mores,  in  plur. 
moral  virtue,  or  vice,  a  law,  ordi* 
nance,  or  order,   decency m    Moreilfl^ 
gerere,  to  comply  with,  or  bu^ 
mour 
Mof^ellaria,  /(.  comcsdia,  a  pfay  im 
Flautus,  wherein  the  old  man  it 
made  believe  the  houje  it  bgtmteJ^ 
"epith  fpirits 
Motans,  pt.  m'roitfg 
Mciitio,  enis.  f,  often  moving 
Motio,  onis.  f.  amotion 


V 


IcMfls,  f peaking  vnth   «   A-oineX  lAoto,  ^xt»  to  mvut  t>^^*^>  «t«».^ 
'WflXf,  yirg'  \     ttJ  place 


,M^,  t,A^m  iivtaHif  ii.  r«b#.  «  HOT,  .moruAu^w,  %^v.vS^  »**" 


M  U  C 

M5tor,  oiii.  m.  a  mover 

Motfui^Si  a,  um.  pt.  tbatwU  mnve 

Moms,  H,  Mm.  pt,  mcved,  chjngedf 
altered,  t/hlated 

JViotus,  us.  m.  a  mntiottt  frfjlure^ 
d-incin^f  1  fii^y  froubk,  'Jfi^'Jy  com  ■ 
fftorhr,  aijiu* hjnce.wutiny,  any  mo- 
tion^  \iX  i-0Jjhn  of  .be  minclj  ra^e, 
TtuJne'sj  a  caufe,  motive ^  rtajon^ 
(Ufifmy  or  occaH'jn 

Mt/vercu-s  a,  «m.  yt,  to  be  moved, 
to  h:  afpea.edt  &c. 

Mo. ens,  ti*.  pt.  ircvins[,  turning 
Mpt  ftirring /jhakii.^^  krArd-Jbirfg, 
tojiifig,  iJifUing,  7novahlf,  Met. 
contri'uiK^^  p/ettinj,^  Mivrntja, 
m^tivn.  M»iven«;aniff»o,  reno^yifg 

Moveo,  err,  movi,  ti'.ittim.  aft  lo 
mo've,fiir^Jhaki,  or  wj-^,  to  iiig^ 
or  plr>av^  to  fi-ike  T  tntniitl  inHnt- 
vunt,  to  hrandijb^  t?  «;;  ir'*.  Abfwl. 
to  hjhaken,  to  ajfffi,  to  irfucn-g, 
fo  frir  upf  tofrowki,  to  .  t-ncy  or 
effect  to  enrage^  to  Incenfet  to  rat  ft 
«rm«,  or  war,  to  make  a  Jlir  itt, 
to  make  ado  ahout.  Move  re  fc,  r/> 
rouze,  to  rife  in  arms.  Moveic 
JimpL  (£f  move  re*  fs,  to  d*fart 
from,  to  leave  aphc.ta  fak'.away, 
to  rtmotfe^  to  refjind,  a'tcr,  or 
make  void,  to  turn  o'lt,  to  cafi  out, 
to  impUy,  tx^nfet  or  engage,  to 
attempt, to  plot,  ororrtrive,  to  Begin 

Moveor,  eri.  pafl*.  to  be  moved ,  trom- 
bled^  Jhaker,  clan^d  and  altered, 
to  be  ftirred  up  tv  an  infyrrfffion, 
to  mutiny,  to  be  coacermed,  to  dance, 
to  be  phtted 

Moxj  ziv.  by  andiy,  prefeutl^,  af- 
iir'wardi,    next  of  all 

}Ahefoft\i. 


M  U  L 

Muredo,  mufiimefi 

Muceo,  ere.  praet.  &  fup.  caret.  t9 

be  mufly,  or  nmilify,  to  be  ^reggy 
Muce'co,ere.f0  grtw  dreggy^oiJdy, 

mufly 
MCicide«  adv.  muftify 
Mucidui,  a,  um.  adj.  hoary,  mujly, 

mouldy,  palled,  or  dead 
Mucor,  oris.  m.  mouldineft 
Mu  ofusy  a,  um.  adj.  pmy 
Mucro,  onis.  m.  the parp point,  m 

fioord^  dagger^  or  otbtr  weapon 
Mucrooatus,  a»  um.  pointed 
Muculentus,  a,  um.  fntty 
Mi'icus,  i.  m.Jfnot,  Hinc  Anglic^, 

^ttck 
Mugi.;n8,  tit.  pt.  belloning 
Mugily  &  mGgtlts,  it.  m.  a  mulltt 
Mfi^TnabiMidMi,  a,  am.  wutfin^ 
Maginitor.  oas.  m.  a  mnfer 
Maf^inor,  ari.  dep.  to  gruiahUp  f 

irijic  atvay  time 
Ml.-:-,    i.e,  ivi,  itnm.   n.  ftltto 

as   ici'ic  do.  to  yield  mm  bolhw 

foun^,  to  crock 
Miigiior,  or«B.  m.  a  beUone^ 
Mu^Itus,  U8.  m.  a  kwing  of  kim, 

an  lolloWy  f*  ''iJfil  fouwd 
Mula,  se.  f.  a  lue  mule 
Mulan's,  e.  adj.  of  a  mule 
MulceJo,  inu.  ijjfweet»eft 
Mulcendr.s,  a,  um.  pt.  to  heftntAtm^ 

or  gtmly  handled.   Met.    t9  U 

pleafed,  or  foot  bed 
Mulccnt,  tis.  ^ujlroakiwg,  f$9tbing\ 

tec, 
Mulceo,  ere,  6,  (\im»  &  mu!dam» 

aC".    to  firoke^  or   li^k,  to  footb 

gently,  to  chfrijbtto  plafet  or  de- 
light, to  tame,  to  appiufe,  to  §f» 

l«tia^<)  to  tmtm 


\ 


MUl 

Mulcor^  an.  pafi. 
Mul^,«.  f.ofiae,  11 
Muldo,  ire.  tojae 
Mol^tra.  X.  f.  miUmeM 
Mul^rik,  is.  iuamiikit{ 
Mul£lnim,  u  n.  awulk^ 
Mnlffco,  ere.  £»  fann,  fi 

o^,tomiik.  Mulgffeln 

to  aa  MkfknUjf 
MulgOf  ire.  to  dinfolge 
Miiliebruy  nm.  pL  moA 

M6Hebrie»  e.  edj.  of 
Meton.  toMMB^w 
ftmiumto^  vmatoe^  mm 
rout 

Muliebrtclr,  adv.  Ske% 
mmmjhly^  effmmtMd} 

Multebrofns,  a»  na.  ef, 
imf  to  s  womam 

MiUier,  Sris.  f.  «  wm 

Multeraria  manns,  a  bo 
faJt'erit  Cic 

miieiciiU,  m.f.  sStt 


Mnliero,  arc.  to  4 
MSIiiSro^tai,  itii.  f.  < 

k^u^  oftorwoma 
MttiierSfut,  a,  uai*  adj 

macb  to  the  hvt  of^m 
Mulior  onU.  m.  awmH 
MSliSnioa,  a,  na.  ad}. 

Jomgiitg  to  m  wmlitier 
MnUaiu,  utn.etliuU 
MolliUj  i«  m.  tf  wuiiit 
Mnlfeuty  a»  um.  ■dj.^^i 
Malfnm,  i.  n.  avW 
M^lfus,  a,  am.  foxU 

Bomey,  fwoet 
MuVta»  c.  f.  «  pmh 
rfettare^  may  faaip 


>A>3.\^^,  ^xt*>.Ql.»  tvfv\Ktx  X^Va^>>^>i&toa$^v^v>W> 


J  L 

tt..  svmgi9g 
f.  ap^ifS^ 

I.  Jhud.  amerfid 

,  m,fMUrfbdn 


M    U    N 


M  U  N 


tMuiiiplicabiiii,  %,    adj.  f^«#  iUf^ 
■mmn  mtnH^gtJiPtd  t^ifiittgf 
1^,  mth  miiyPaiU  Maltipl!cMi4iM»9»ttn%»4<«M^Zf«/ 


irn.  m»th  wufWf  Mri 
wm^tf4limgjgkiiidi{ 

m,haiMiffkdtof^b9^ 

uiB*  tulkmuvf 
WD.  «i«ruHri 
nmiy  it^es 


W0nfiu,tfdiwrj0frfHmi4w^yity  |  Mund^.  adv.  dtctntly 


u  ii.:fl.  §tnmmi  M¥i(d|>U€itu»;.ei«iif,f,  mulm^4iim! 
Mu]tipii9ator«  daiivin.  tk^tdmiifi* 
I.  c/  ^1  vcri  catar/  pRetb 

dr.  iAaK#rR|r  ^iw;  M»tt»fdical|M» 4, MP.  mAi^U 
,mMrimfy  '  Hv]a0sS$it^  wise,  ii0,  mmp.  ili- 

4kfm«  btaritf  .SMap  |Multipjk<iM,  ti»>V'fnr<i/^wy 
MWHty  w»  diuuimt^  fAMM^^»9  *»  muu  f^mdmgJmd'. 

t  cravftffy   aieiuiff;  |MililUia4o»  Xnis.  i.   ^  mukkkiU, 


:«lmii 


id}«  thMthsHf  mmff^  Mnkltagvi,  #»  nai.  Aiy.^wyMef iq^ , 
Jrfig^ng^  mddtim 

M«M^Mf  VfMn.  bmimg^Jpmtitdy 
M«iW,  arc.  aft.  tojfipf,  Ammtrit, 

Hfmmf>^  fhetn 
W^,  «iv,  i^r  «*ivA>  Ar«  4ar,  « 

gmatduU^  atiwMf 
MttltHpopey  air.  mtry  gjnmtiy 
Multor,  art,  paiT.  /e  hefeui^ 
Miikjitici,  adv.  ofimiimtt 
M•lt^■l,adv<  MurA,  fivfMiwifyi  v«rf 

•/9^M,    ilny   ^/(«v.     Cum    adj. 

Wfy^  txctidittg 
Mi4tw*»«»iMin.  •nt.jn^ltiw,  aMfif, 

with  a  Aibftandve  (ing*  0r  p^ur. 

hug,  or  /•!>  /•«!',  /roAa:,  4tdi§ui 


Munditer,  adv.  ifliaie>X»p«  clem^, 
neat 

fiJf§tiUMfs^  diUeaeneQ,  Munditiat 
facere,  to  mah  ibingt  dtmn,  Ca^o 
Mundftl^,  ej.  /.  chawMntft 

Mundi^mL,  i.  ji«  jvmtfi^  crnmmtMit' 
Mttqditf,    a,  .am.  a^j.  or,  comp. 


Mundm^il.jn.  theptfirU^  tbfijmim 

9imii*t  ornanuntt.  la^tann^pftMlf^ 

^t  Mini,  f^Unt. 
MOnjSf 21^94.  md^.ftrUimugi^gi^i 

aniftu 
MiinS)r£riof,  a,  un.  i/. 
MtaSrikMr,  oria.  ai.4  ^vwr  ^^fU 
l^oiMiatriZ)  {,  pt  tbme^rtmardtth 
MQn&'O,  fUc  tk€t*Jio  gistt  gt/it,  or' 

prefentt,  M  nwmtd,  t$  rtquiu 
llunSior.  iri.  dep, 

jifuago,  ,IUc,  j^,  /torn.  <o  avfiU  % 

npfe  clean 
IkffiBsa, Vti».«n.  p].  ^c«r>  ^b^ifti 

^laax  ^trt^ 
MuBicesf  s.  Ipia.  c,  g.  fr^  ^  4ia 

cfirii  of 'Ham* 
MQnicipalii,  e.  ad).  mumripr'aJf  k*^ 

longiMg  U  a  trsun,  or  carparJutam^ 
.  A^uiiictpaKs  vita,  aprivaJticMmr 

try  life,  Af  art.    Mnoicipj^lei  Jior 

minat,   tb*  plain  igt.orant  men  etf 


maba^  /Muadiaus,  m,  um.  miahahitnu  •A    twdart  to  ^Utt\  d 


M  U  K 

MufiicYpium^   ii*  n.  any  tmon  eor- 

porste^  with  particular  lavs  and 

cujicms 
Muoiendus,a,uin,  pt.  to  h/het^th- 

mil,  '^r  feeuted 
Munle:is,  t:s.  pt.  fortifying 
MunTfex,   icis.  c.  g.   not  extmpltd 

but  in  ojjict.    Muaifex  mtmim, 
•  giving  fudt  PI  in. 
MuftTrtc^,  adf.  hmntifulfy 
Mu-ittuentJa.  se.  f.  muni/!eewc9 
MGntfxro,  are.  ^({.toenrieb 


M  U  R' 

'Mureus,  i.  in«  a  da^ardlf  ftUow 
Murex,  Jcit.    m.    tht   hurnt,.    the 

fi>ell  of  that  fip>y  purple  cokar^  a 

garmemt  of  purple,  a  tntmptt  madi 

oftbejhelltoftbisfijb 
M*>rices>  um.  caUrapSf  cbtvauM  ie 

frii^e 
Murla,  ae.    f.  a  fauet  mad*  tf  the 

tunof,  .brim,  fait  water 
Muricacim,  adv.  like  the  murtx 
MuricatQi,  a,  um.  ^U  fuH  of  Jharp 

Pointif  or  prickkt 


MunYficiis,  a,  um./i^r«/,  AtKff/i/ir/,  iMuriet,  et.  f,  brino 
yiejaing  great  profit f  boimteoujly  be-  Muriiia,  m.  f.  a  deMdaui  mnm-ttm' 


fiovHd 

Muni  men,  inis.  !)•  a  fortffieati§u, 
a  ramtart,  afieber, '  defemet 

Mnnimentttm,  i.  n.  a  fortijuation, 
.  aftnce^  or  mouaJ 

Munio,  Ira  aft.  *o  fortify.  Met.  io 
ftrtngtbeUf  arm,  or  fecure^  t9  fa* 
elofe  vfitb  aftitee,  or  mmnid 

Munior,  iri.  pafl*.  to  be  fortified 

Munitio,  5ais.  f.  amm'tnition,  forti' 
Hcation,  a  repairing  af  bigbwayg 

Munlto,  are,  tojecura  a  pafjage 

Monitor,  orit.  m.  a  pioneer 

Muniturui.  a,  um»pt ^tiSout  to  f&rttfie 

Manltus,  a,  an.  pt.  &  adj.  forti^ 
•fied^  fenced,  made^  ripaired,  amudp 
definded,  fecurtd 

Munnsy  em.  n.  a  gift%^ prefent^  or 
cuffing,  or  facrtficet  a  rewards  a 
rttribution^  m  puni&ment^  a  bribe, 
a  part,  duty,  or  o^e,  an  impofitioa, 
duty,   or  r«jr 

Mtiourculum,  i.  n.  afinall gift 

Mfirena,  ae.  f.  a  lamprey 

Matalis^  e.  adj.  mura!,  pertaiMng 
tta  wall,  Tormentum  morale, 
a  battering  ram*  Virg.  Mariiis 


pered  with  precious  odtmrt,  Plin, 

MurToaa,  a^  vm.  adj.  of^  Oibaha^ 
img  to  a  wamfe,    Pallcll  marine, 

.  Morttnt  fittm,  Juftin.  Morinua 
hordettm,  a  wad  like  barley 

Manniir»  it.  a.  {m%Non»)  tbepetrm 
Hug  of  «  brook,  a  btmxing  noifi. 
Met.  a  wbifptr,  the  rufUng  of 
trees,  an  appiibmtiom  of  appiaufi^ 
.  m  muttering,  the  romhig  offboftMt 
of  a  lion,  tiger,  or  other  beafi,  of 
thunder,  earthquakes,  oit  rf  the 
winds,  the  found  of  a  trumpet,  Ac. 

M  urmiirabundu«,a.  um .  ad] .  0  amr* 
muring,  muttering,  or  grumbling 

Mur«niranfl,  tis.  pC.  mntteri^,  roar' 
inf  as  the  Tea,  crackling  at  fire 

Murmuritio,  eatt.  f.  a  murmuring^ 
or  lovfftund 

Murmurator,  drii .  a.  a  murmunr 

Murm&ro,  are.  n*  tamurmbr,  re* 
pine,  or  grumble,  to  roar  like  the 
Tea.  Mihi  inanhafe  inteftiaa 
monnuranc,  my  belly  erieth  ctsp- 
beard,  Piaut. 

Murray  <e.  f,  a  (lone  of  divtrfe  c»- 
bart  cUar  as  crfftml 


hoDOS,   the  honour   of  ti  «iiral\Uwxlx.%*>^>^^'«ft«l^^'»^^^\;^«» 
cra^a.,  Claud.  Laus,  Wn.  lU.  Wt^.>i.. -^.^^^^^ 


M 

!Murr7aiii',  t,  bit 
■   pnrcnUan  iHJhes 
MCUm,   i.  m.  ant 

a  bauk^  a  proteS 
Mui«  mfiri8.'m.ii 
MuCa,  m.  f.  a  muf 

ftudy,  goad  Uttei 
-Msfaeum,  ■  r^.  n 
Mafca,  «.  f.  mfl^ 

riotu  iufuifittve' 
MaiSeauiiimy  is.  a. 

f  .  aJle^fkUl 

herbt 
Mufciriaty  a,  noi 
Mtticcrda,  le.  Ca 
MofcrpSla,  K.  f.4 
MafcSfaay  a,  um 

nsdj^^  or  fidl  of 
MafciU«,c.f.  a 
MsfelUafoa,  a»  ua 

^'mwny,  fullef 
MttfettliMy  i.  m, 

mufclafifb,  a  m% 
Mafcoty  I.  B.  an 
MSaeom,  i.  n.  a 

•rcpnfitory  of  m 

ctafturiojhiea 
Muaeot^a,  um. /I 

nm^,  paetiead 
Mtttlca,  at.  f.  tht 
M.«fica,  orum.  n. 

M«fic«,  as.  f.  at  a 
Mafi«)i,  adv.  pb^ 
MOaTcoa,  a,  um.  1 

Jkal,  addiaed  to 
Muficna,  i.  ■»•  ^ 
MadTiBQa,  «a^.  J 
MafiwDy  u  n.  j 
Ma(ianoB»  5aia.  1 

gnau  hair  hfUai 
.  Moflana,  tit.  pt. 


It 


mmtnr  tt  mt'tfiif 
U  make  a  i'Siissur^ 
I    or  grumWf 
L  N  hs  kept  in 
M  ffrt  cj  idMrel 
B,  ai?ridecakt.  Lau- 

ittfttifal  perfirm- 

mm 

I  ioM^Tty,  ma  u^t 
m.  adj.  e/^  Of  iiMg 
iftdijont  Cflilar,    « 

'f  mnfimijf  wa^et' 
if*  mutskiiitf 

m  mutaiuias,  r^  £f 
f£w^tJ^}  miUrtdt 

m  thonging 

t  ibnf  tbMi^h 
%%,tbst  mitUUhmge 
X.*sltertd^  chmngtdf 
wjpiofittdi  thangtd 


kiET^W 


/ 


M'u:i:' 

Muticus,    a,  &a.  adj.  «i>^m#  « 

Mutilani,  tis.  pt.  maiming,  ^'»/ 

J^'iiitilatJo,  onj*,  f.  tf  mmimiiq^ 

M  u  CI  I  atils,  a  J  H  ai,  pC  .«^/m«  ;/,  ffid*!'  - 

/*</,  or  cut  eff.  M«t.  ircinr,  i^W- 

nifi>€d 
Mutilo,  sre.  fp  avtfiM,  w  mangle 
Mutilor,  iti^  itui,  p«^. 
Mull  till,  %  DM.    adj.  bmw'ng  bh 

Mutilus,  u  m.  tf  ma/«<r    - 
Muti(>j    vei   mutUoj    fr?.  r&  ff^ 

Mfbj  ^^  ^vjfff^   to  inu^ 
Mori  tana,  tii.  pt.  mi/tfmng 
MutTtye,a,um*  pt*  iii«j^/w^?hi  wrji^ 
M&[o,  ire.  a£t.  ;»  fiiffurfi?  by  ukir^, 
Jfe  exck^^i^  (s  harttt,  to  tre^tk^  to 
Jiiter,  Ah(o\^  tt  in  rjf^h&nged^  or 
ahrftdi    tft  fhsnp    hy    dyings    t§ 
refcind,   to   nnolmtey  •  ft   tvm,   or 
trmmfirm,  to  rtm^tft  from,  to  pafi 
Sy,  Mutare  habit ei,  tontangtot^e^t 
.  mttirtf  Hor.  Mutjtc  sere,  So  feU 
Mtttor,  ari,  paff.  t^  h  changed 
Moto,  onis.  m.  the  privy  mtmier 

ofm  mmn,  Hot. 
Motoniatui    well  buTtg,  Mart. 
Muttum    nullum  emiljexla,    not   a 

word,  Hinc.  Gallic  un  mot 
Matuariui,  a,  om.  ren'procal 
Mutuatio,  onis.  f.  a  Sorrowing 
Mutuatitius, «,  Mm.  harrowed 
Mtttuator,  xn»  a  borrower 
Mv'tuatns,  a,  uin.  pt.  having  hor^ 

rowed 
Mutue,  adv.  id.  fu%  mutno,  €r>. 
Motiilus,  i«  m.  qui  &  mutiJui*  a 
fiay  in  buiUitfg^  a  (orhii^  a  bracket 
Mutu^,  adt.  mutumily 
Muttto,  are*  a€t.  to  borrow 
Mutuor,  ari.  d<rp.    /•  iorrtiW 
Matvt,  a,  um.  mute^  dvmhy  ffttih 
^/hfUr.tgJiilU  xVUtVi  al'jitfittts 


1VI  Y  R 

tht  hart  fight  y  Quint.  Muta  eft 
bujus  temporit  accufatio,  for  alt 
tbii  time  you  accuje  him  oj  rothingf 
Cic.  Mutae  artes,  r.ot  grtatiy  Ja- 
medy  Virg.  Muias  artes,  JUint 
arts,  Id.  (fpeaking  of  /(atuary 
and  painting,  in  eppofition.Co 
OtatOr^K  M\iX.9^\A^isc^C9fjutaiXi 
thai  €anmt  givf  any  Jomnd 

MStuum,  i,  n.  a  ioan,  an  equal  re- 
turn, Mutuum  mecum  tacit,  be 
it  but  even  with  meyyu^l  M  u  I  ua 
iiunt  a  m^  I  am  of  the  fame  me4 
towards  you  y  Id. 

Mutnus,  a,  un).  adj.  lent,  or  bor- 
roioeaymutuai,  reciprocal,  Tradoat 
operas  mutuas^  they  affifi  eachother 

M  before  Y. 

Mygalcj  cs.  f.  afieldmoufe 
Myinda,  je.  f.  biind-man-buff 
MySpaxo,  enis.  cp^rAiUaiAmr  gail^ 
Myrias,    adis.  f.  tai  th&uja^d 
Myriii,  t^^/mjrice,  ***.  i,  t&w^rifi 
Myrmfi^citci,   w.  m.  a  pme  kavir.g 
i-n   if   thf  fi^i/rf  sf  an  emmet,  or 
pifmlrtf  Mlrir  371    Ii, 
Myrrwcctlso,  6iii^,  !r*   voc,  ex  far- 
micae  &  Jeoni    nafninibus  t<im> 
pofit.  a  iittk  crcstufi  ti  tkh  ^wey- 
Hb  lip^n  ^^sand  pi/mtretf  Aug, 
iVfyra^cc^/fi^Lr/)?,  &n  afit*i  fe^e 
Myrrf  iilq,  hn^.  m,  vid,  JMnmillo 
Myrcib^fcirmi;  k  u  n.  Ben 
Myrobrccharii,  anointed  and  perfu- 
med 
MyrcpoUum,  li.  n.  a  perfumer'' s fh<f 
Myriha,  se.  f.   myrrh 
My  r  I  kit  us,  a,   um,    mirg/et,  with 
ffyrrhe 


N  A  IT 


N  A  8 


NA 


Mrrt?.  eus,  a,  um,  tfmpulk' 
Mvn  i-js,  a,  um.  adj.  fvi/6  nfpfiSr 
Myi^'.-.tum,  i.  n.  a  myrtU  gr»v* 
M^rte.>f,  c,  cm.  adj.    0^  mytits^ 

m»d.  of  J7yrtk,eftbt  cchur  oflhjr^ 

thf 
M)i:inus,  z,  UB.  adjt  of  n^h 
Mvi  irea,  "wrne  of  myrtle 
Mvrtu-n,  i.  n.    a  myrtltberry 
Myr'uofiH,  a,  um.  z^],  like 
Myiitt^,  i.  f,  a  myrr/«  /r*e,or  garhud 
Myfta,  ae.  cST  myftes,  m.  ^tfritji 
Myfta^ogis,  x.  m.  ik  tbmt  ptvjtA 

rtiritiet 
Myftcri arches,  ae.  m.  a  chief  pritfl 
MjBerium,  :i.  n.  a  fnyftery.  My 

rittSy   any  greut  fetrer»  R'oaDina 

snyAeria,  /i>*  faereil  rita  of  Bona 

de4i»  Cic»   Ahfot.    Myfteria,    the 

rites  ofC^TcSf&c,  Id. 
Myfticns,  a,  um.  adj.  myfiifal^-myf- 

terious  and  hidden 
'it^ythlflCria,  *.  t.  afabulovs  InJUry 
Mytilas-,  i.  xn.  tbtfpshffpn 


N"  hefttro  A. 

NA^Qs,  a,    am.   pt.    having 
f'und,  trotten,  or  ohtaiued 
Na,  aciv,  verilyy  tn  nty  ^vord 
Naenia,  a.  f,  rtB,  ncnia 
Navulus,  i.  m.  a  little  hhrnifi 
NxvQs,  i.  m.  a  natufal  mark  in  the 
body^  ablemifi,  ^ fault,   mhtot  in' 
Whd 
Nam,  conj.  czi\(%\U,for^  in  giving 

a  reafon>  but^for^  at  for 
Nam  is,  now  hi,  &c,  Ter, 
Vamque,  coni.  caufoiis,  ,V,  tfi/or 


iin^oili,  hiA.adwarf 
Nape,  as.  f.   ranger 
Napcha,  1^.  f.  «  Mri  if  mtrly  Sl^ 

briwfione 
Napbthe,  et.  f.  iVc  far.  napthr 
N&'puSy  i.m.  t$tm^ 
Narciflinusy  a,  um.  ofdaffodit 
NarciftiM^  i.  m.  dafidii 
NardTnus,   a,    nn;   ad),  tmdo  .rf 
JfHmard^  wrfiulSmgMkg  it 
Nardtun,  i.n.  fif  narduayi.  f«  turd, 

the  ointmm  mfde  of  it 
Nardua^  x.  xngmi^t  rfnemd 
Nan's,  it,  f,   the  ^^i/,.  tie  mfe, 

Mtttju^tmeea,  banurtng^/ctfittg. 

Nana  emnadv,  ofarcharfirirewi 

jwdgemtntf  Phapir.  Nxaiis  ov^f 

xkarihos.iadDlgea,  yem  allow  yttr 

felf  tt9  much  im  ridiatdng  every* 

thivg,  Pnf, 
Narribil  ii>  e.  adj-UfctfT  com  be  told 
Narrandaa^  a,  um.  pt.  to  betoUb 
Narrans,  tis.  pt.  telling 
Narratio,  oaii.  f.  a  narratieeTf  mc^ 

count  of  a  thing 
Narratiuncula,ar.  f,aJbortnarralSm 
Narrator,  orU.  m.  a  teller 
Narraturus,  a,  um.  pt.  abem  i9tM 
Narratus*  a,  um.  pt.  teid 
Narratns,  us.  m.  the  teiltng 
Narro,  are.  w6t,  to  tell,  rv&r,  ghe 

OKouMt  ofi  referty  reeotmt^  to  d$* 

tlare,  d^irm,  or  teil  ^n,  Smidb 

aarrare  fabulam,  TVr.  afeUoalAto^. 

tofpeak  to  €ju  that  detb  wet  othM 
Narror,  paflT.  to  be  told 
Narthecium'^i.  n^  etbost  ofmtdidme 
Nafcens,    tis.  pt.  etmiag.  imte  tBt 

world^ffring'mgfgrowng.  Met.       ^ 

rifng,  increa^b^,ht!ginwingtorlff,\    ^mwj^ 

Nafcens  Taut,  liSMMiiix  { Natality  iib  m.  r  ^M 

|NataUtia,«raiii.o.  pL 

^^>  \  ^l^ivUig,^0birtbi 


Nafe«rv^  >•  aatsa  Tot.  i 
ptntnz,  f  bebami 
bynjumre^  tofirir^A 
to  etHfi^^  proceed fi 
dmeoMt  to  b^Ae^  or  M 
'0'  r^  ai  flan  i  i 
Hifigit.  la  pedeum 
firth  wriei^fiotfirem 
xAiaaUtftredecdi 
jwri  old,  Ter.  lu  • 

abbtnm  cili^  Mri 
tUtitbeJ^weeetilif^ 
eent  tbam  tkth  ae^ 

WIsTicntft,  c.f.  mvi 
bd^ldhtmdetwHi* 

Naf&,   «.  f.nwtt/,  c 

.    M»9  0fmr9 

NkftBTtidflBy    U.XI«CPt| 

KaAm,  i,  n,id.ned 
Nafus,!.  m,auoJi.U\ 


or  ear  of  meap 

Nasute,  adf.  «dri> 

Mata^aa,  *,  wn.  adj. 

Almiiy  f«p^  MS  <fair 

KaUfC.  1:  tf dMftr 

NatabSlum^s.  a.  «/■ 

Natiltt^  ii.n.«*teis 

Natiles,  ins.  pf.  Ok  a 

m,  ot  family  %gbtm 

t*emrigboed,tirklfit 

'«f«»  deJcoKt,  9ttm 

quin^  lailaKtar 

Afteemfeanet^  Ov. 

Natifa.,  a.a^^  Ji^l 

birtb,  or  wmM^^ 


N  A  U 


N  -A  V 


gift  on  a  lirti 

dj.  off  or  bthng" 

y,  or  birthday 

vimniifigf  jpredd' 

ift 

ilacefor  duds  to 

itilia  furitexca- 

la,  farr,  R.  R, 

alia 

fwiifnmlt^ 

fio'trmer 

:.  about  tofiotm 

fiunni  away 

'tvitnmifig 

nateSy  iam,  f. 

cb 

it  ion,  peofi/e,  or 

f,  feff^  clan,  or 


irib 

rigindl,  natural, 
Nativac  teftae, 
htbefijh,  Cfc. 
trds  in  their  na- 
n'tjtcation,  Cic. 
,  to  fitf'tm  ovtr, 
on,  or  Jloat,  to 
it  be  unfettled  in 
tjolutions,  to  tot- 
iroundt,  tofwsm 


.  a  water  f  flake, 
per f on,  a  whip 
f  mechanic 
iniis  natu  gra- 
i  underfiandifig 

,  ttte  pmverfrom 
V  dfrivcd,  na- 
ff/aas,  Src,   amy) 
9r  a  z0sy,    or  I 


vtetbody  a  foe,  or  Jituation, /bape,  ^  ffzi3cliTicu9y  »,  um,  be/ongh^    to 

the  privy  parts  of  a  man^  Kvomatt^  i       ibe  fltipmafier 

Or  other  anirHalJubftanee^nature,  or  I  KaaclSrus,  i.  m*tbe  mafierofajhip 

#*k^      f  m^.m      ^S  m^^^mM^M         1kT«%^l«B>M     *«nt«flB«lt  RTs  •■  IttOf  ,rt»  •••  MM  W  m^  ^  /!..!.&._.—. 1. 


the  la^u  of  nature,  Natura  mufldi> 
Jubfiarict  of  the  woridy  Lucr.  Re- 
rum  natursi,  tbcsbboU  world 

Naturalia,  um.  pi.  the  privitiet 

N3tura)i8|  e.  sdj.  natural,  of,  or 
belonging  to  nature,  innate,  tut' 
platittd  by  nature,  agreeable  to,  or 
fufficientfof  our  nature,  concerning 
nature.  Naturalia  defideria^  ado* 
pre  to  taje  nature i  Col. 

Naturaliter,  adv.  naturally 

Kat08,a,  um.  pt.  bom,  bnd,  brov^bt 
forth,  created,  framed  by  natotre, 
appointed,  tvbieb  bath  gr own ,  pro- 
ceeded, or  r'lfen,  Itcrum  natus  ri  - 
deor,  /  am  quite  a  new  man,  I 
am  overjoyed,  Flaut.  Pro  re  natS, 
at  mattert  have  fallen  out^  Cic. 
E  re  nata,  Ter, 

Natuf,  i.m.  a  fan,  a  nephew,  poflerity 

Navale^  is.  n.  fubft.  the  d§ck  for  a 
Jbip 

Nivalis,    Ci    adj.   na^al,  maritime, 

•  ^  Navales   pedes,   oars^  or  galley 
Jki^es,  Turneb.  exponit.  Navalc 
cfrtaire'n,  rowing  for  m    pti»e, 
Vuf.   Navalis  corona^  a  crown 
fora  fea  'v'lElery 

Navandos,  a,  um.  pt.  to  befirenw 
onjly  endeavoured 

Navirchos,  i.  m,  the  captain  of  a 
man  of  war 

Navatur,  lert.  pcrf.  if  i%  nngoroujl^ 
endeavoured 

Navatorus,  a,  tim.^t, about  to  endea' 
vour  Jhenuoujty 

Nauci,  gen.  i9  nauco,  abl,  the  ier^ 
nelofan  olive,  the  fhell  of  a  nvLX^ 
all  trifing  thitjgi  t^at  art  of   wq\ 
va/ae,    Nauci  nQn   habere,  Cic.^ 
facere,  nut  to  vgjut  a  ftrgivi^^tMX, 


NaufrSgium,  ii.  n.  a  Jh'^vLtack^ 
ruin.  Ex  naufragio  tabula,  jmaJ 
nmaint  of  a  mighty  loft,  Cic. 
Naufrago',  are.  to  t9 foipwracVd 
Naufragusya,  y^m.being  jbipwracVdm 

Aft.  caufingfbipvoraek 
Naufragts,  i.  m.  <mt  fhipwraihti^ 
Met.    ruined^    &c.    Patrimonio 
naufragns,  of  irokinfottuna^Cic. 
Abfol.   Naufragus,   one  of  broken 
fortunes,  Id. 
Naviciila,  ae.  f,  a  fmall  hark 
Naviciilaria,  «.  f.  the  freight  of Jhipt 
Navicularius^  ii.  m.  themafier  oftbk 

fbip 
Navfciilator,  orii.  m.  idem 
Naviciilor,  ari,  dep.  toflkcr  afiip 
'^^^i\r^%\it,z,\im,makingfhipwrach 
Nivigabilii,  e.  adj.  navigable 
Navigandus,  a^um.pt.  to  fail  the  fbip 
Navigans,  tis.  pt.  failing 
Navigitio,  onis.f.a  fjtiling,a  voyage 
Navigator,  oris*  m,  be  that  fatleth 
Navigaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  abcuttofail 
Navigatus,  a,  um.  ^t.  failed  ever 
Navigatur,  imperf,  there  is  Jailing 
Naviger,  era,  erum.  adj.  that  will 

bear  afjip 
Navigi51ain,i.n,  a  fmall  bark,orJbip 
Navlgium,  ii,  n.  a  /hip 
Navigo,  arc.   to  fail.  Met,  to  paft 
over  fpeedily.    In  portu  nivigare* 
to  be  fecure,  Ter, 
Narigor,  ari.  paff, 
NaviR^  s«.  f.  a  pip,    Aftuaria  na- 
vis,  a  gaily,    Liv.  Naves  onrra- 
riae,  merchant  (&t^%,C-\^»^Ns4j*v*.- 

y       Vt«^^XW^».  1-t-o-  O.  i^r ate X^ 


.     N  E 

navis,  tke  admirMl^  Id.  Na^ita- 
htlUtivtymdnjiieboenf^Vi,  Met, 
Una  navis  eft  jam  bonorum  om* 
aiuBl,  all  gpod  men  an  imbarked 
in  one  lottoWy  Cic. 

Navita,  a.  m.  «  maritier 

.Niviias,  itis.  f.  mdvfiry 

^i' a vTi er ,  adv.  indufu ioufiy^  perfc^ly 

Naulum,  i.  n.  frai^it,  or  fare  in  a 

Nauirachia,  ap.f.  a  fea  Jight,  vukert 

a  f^u  fight  is  repr dented 
Naumachianus,  ii.  m,he  that  fight' 

etb  a  battle  at  fra 
Navo,  are,  to  p^/fonn  vigoroujlvt  ear- 

ne/lly,  cr  diligently 
Kauptrgus,  i.  m.  a  jhipiuriglt 
Nauiea,  a;,  f.  a  bcir.Ji  jeajickf  erw^ 

Hities,  a  tjualm,  or  l:,':  to  v.mit 
Naufeabundus,  a,  unri.  zi-y  fiafick 
Kaufeans,   t<s.   pt.  ready  to  vomie^ 

oppriJJ'ed  toitb  qualmi 
Kapfeatorf  ori:.  m.  one  fickortthcfca 
Naufed;   arf.  to  he  fijfi^k,  to  voi/,it, 

to  It  untafy  rcitt  cne'ifelf 


NEC 


N  E 


not,  fo  as  not,  Utinam  nc  pro\  thaty  Suet.  Ncc  c; 
ncioam  non.  Ne  quidexn,  119  iiotA  pro  v.  ^eithtr  keat 
uo  not  even,  neither  even,  rot  fo  I  an  affair  :s  fe*y  i 
much  as.  Conj.  le/l,  Itft  that,  Ne !  N'ccanous,  a,  um.  i- 
after  a  verb  of  ftar,  for  ne  r.oi:,  [  Nerans,  ti.  pt.  min 
much  lefs,  and — not.  Ne  vivam  f  Necatcr,  oris.  m.  1 
fi,  let  me  die,  if,  Cic.  Ne  longum  |  N-'caJurus,  a,  um.  | 
faiiam,  n-.t  to  ifetraicuSt  Hor,  Ne  |  Necirus,  a,  um.  pt 
multa,  Cic.  Ne  multis,/^,  to  he  Necdum,  nor  as  yet 
brief.  Scdicdnndolo,  to  jpeak  the  *"  --  - 
plain  truth,  'I'cr.  Nc  dicarn  gra- 
vius,  to  fay  no  z»  orfe,  Cic.  In 
culja  es,  lie  cerner :.  pofiis,  //  is 
your  J-iult  that  ycu  caunot  fee, 
?.  ^cr.  Ne  tantilluiij  quidcm,  net 
in  the  leaf,  Cic. 

Ne  CQcIiticum  denoteth  an  inter- 
rogation in  gcijcra!:  ^^hcn  it  is 
uled  by  way  of  ellipfis,  it  ex- 
prt  Jfctli  an  i-.terrcgaiive  afiirma  • 
tion,  mixed  with  anger  ai;d  ad- 
miration, wA^.'/'tr, repeated,  ivh- 
ther-'-ory'iuhether  or  no.  NiJiiiwe 
eflfe  proprium  circuam  r  'I'er. 
ftrange^  that  nothing piould  be,ii.M. 

Ncbris,  id  is.  f,  a  deer  Jkin 


Naiifeolay  a*,  f.  a  little  pain  at  the  'Ncbrophonos,  a  dog's  name^  O?, 

^ K  xTyL.M-  r a      >T._ 


powacb 

KMufegfuj,  a,  lira.  adj.  naujeous 
Kauca,  m.  a  murin:r 
Nautea,  ae«  f.   the  fijh  iffuir.g  oat 

cf  the  pnmp  of  a  fiip 
Nautico^y  a,  um.  adj.    belenging  ta 

fhipSj  or  mariners 
Nauticus,  i.  IB.    a  mariner 
Navus^  a,  u.m.  %Ay  r-duflriws,  ac- 

tive^flrtn'uous,  laht-rieMS 

N  hefiritZ. 

■  Nc,  adv.  prohibsnt'iB,  tcI  dehortan- 
f/5,  mf,  yet  lometimca  it  is  ufed 
for  nc;:,  Ind  is  an  adv.  of  dtny- 


NcbiiJJ,  3c.  f.  a  mtji,  or  f>g,  a 
cloud.  Met.  Nebulas  helicone  is- 
gunto,  clouds,  fweii;ng  vanities, 
tig  infant ficarJ  words,  PtH,  Ne- 
bula linea,  a  very  thin  veiJ,  Pet. 

NcbiilOy  onis.  m.  a  fccundrel,  s 
krave,  a  prodigal,  anheQor 

Ncbiilafus,  a,  uni.  or,  comp.  tniftyy 
foggy y  il^icky  taxy 

Nee,  conj.  neither,  nor,  and  yet,  — • 
not,  noiwittfianding  that,  not 
even,  nn  not,  net  fo  much  as.  Nee 
quidem,  no  not  even.  Nee  vero, 
nor  yet ^  nor •  Nee  non.  and  alfo. 
Nee  injuria,  tfiT</8c/  urjuftly,  rot 
withiut  cattfe,  Cic.  Nee  eo  minus. 


iflg.    Ne  conj.  pri  ut  aoa,  tbat\     aad  VeJvAtt^  an</  notwithffandiu^ 


NVcersarie,  adv.  m 
Nrceff  jr  h,  adv.  of 
Necefsarius,  a,ura. 
UKav^iuabie,  ofm 
or  needful 
Nscefsarjus,  ii.  m. 

^uatmance 

Neccrtc,  adj.  n.  ah 

Necefsrras,  atis.  f. 

force,  or  cttrfiraim 

the  tie  of  relation. 

fhrpy  any  gt eat  « 

cun fiances,  'jpce^d 

ceflirates,  nectffay 

Necelntudo,  inis.f. 

f^ffi'Vig^eat  neea, 

eloje  amity,    ntar 

cnce,  an  f.' It- at  ion 

Meton.  a  perjon  1 

gari'.m,  a  near  fn 

Ncccfrun>,  n.  indcci 

Necne.  pro  annon, 

N?^co,arc,  avi,  alum 

tojiay,  to  kill.  Mt 

Necor,  iri.  paff, 

Nccromantia,  ae.  f. 

Necronianticu9,  i>  n 

Ncftar,    aMS.  n.  / 

neSIar,  Metai}h. 

fwectfmeil 

Nedtarea,  ae.  eleean^ 

Ne^areus,    a,   um. 

mSIar^  4i*ine,    N 

celefiial  dew,  Or. 


^  E  G 

k,  um.  pt.  to  btknit  to- 

.  pt.  conneBifi^ 
cni  £>  xi,  xuin.  to  bang 
/p9n  another,  to  link,  to 
>er,  as  in  chains,  nets, 
if,  tie f  join  or  f-iffm  to- 
hindy'tncirclf,  or  intaigle 
Met.  to  piety  frams,  or 
AfricuN  in  glaciem 
eflit  aquas,  freexerb 
pert.  Qui  noftro  ncx- 
Ic^o,  Prop,  framed  a 
hcd 

a(r. 

.  left  In  any  place 
dv,  leflfrom  any  place 
St  X,  m,  a  necromanctr 
j .  piucb  lejsy    not  to  fay, 

,  um.  adj.  flimus,  fup. 
ife,b»rrihlc,  heinous^not 
n,  or  nanudf  abominable 
V.  viliainoujly 

•  um.  adj.  abominable, 
afff  villainous 

idecl.  av  unlawful,  vii' 

•  wcked  ailionj  an  /ir- 
,  an  impitty,  ©r  -villany. 
ffl  impious  pcrfcn 

um.  unlucky,  inauf pi- 
nt omen,  polluted^  dt filed 
acuiar ,pollutir.^,dirc,  fa 

:  r  a  n  '■  s .  or  infemat  ^  c  d. 
s.  m.  a  hiirr'tu^ig,  &c. 
•net a,    Catull.  funeral: 
'itrah 
,,  um.  pt.  to  be  denied 

pt,  denying,  bein^  nc 
fufing  obedience 
►.  f.  nrgation 
It,  f,  a  denying 
I,  om,  aij.  negative 
.5.  m*  /^df  denietb 


N  EG 

Negatorius,  a,  um.  adj.  negative 
Nv'^atrtx,  f.  ^e  wj&o  denietb 
Nrgatur,  imperf.  /f  /*  /lenied 
N:*gjturus,  a,  um.  pt.  thativill  deny 
N'gllus,  a,  um.  pt.  denied 
Negi'to,  are.  to  denyftoutly 
Neglediim,  adv.  negligently 
Negleftio,  onis.  f.  a  difregard 
NegIerturo8,a,um.pt,tfA*Bf  to  negltEi 
^Cc:gle6lus,  a,  um,   pt.   it.  adj.  fli- 

raus,  fup.  negle&ed,   difregarded^ 

not  cultivated 
Negle£ku8,  (is.  m.  a  negUSf 
NeglTpendus,  a,um.pt.fo  be  negleffed 
Negligensy  tis.  adj.  or,  comp.   fli- 

mus,  fup.  negligent  J  that  maketb 

ne  account  ofcarelefs,  beedlefi,  neg- 

Uaful 
Negligentir,  adv.  lAs,  comp.  iriy//- 

gentlyycarelejy.jligbtingfyyjligbtly^ 

tbrcugb  contempt 
Negligentia,  at.  t.  negligencey  carelej- 

nejs,  keedlefnefi,  difr^fpeff 
Negligo,   ere,  exi,  e£tum.  aft,  to 

negleff,  or  bar^  little  regard  to,  to 
Jlifjbt,  not  to  care^  or  regard,  to 

covtrmn 
Ncf^lipor,  i.  pafT.  to  be  negleffed 
Mcgo,  are.  aft.  to  deny,  to  refufe,  to 

a^irn*  n^,   or  not,  not  to  give,  or 

yield,    to  refufe  to  give 
Negor,  ari.  pafT.  to  be  denied 
>Jci'oti.TI'.s,  le.  adj.  oftbe  matter  in 

general 
Me  ■oridn?,  tis.  m.  a  merchant 
Negotiatio,  onis.  f.  a  nrgoti  Jttng 
Nceotiator,  oris,  m.  a  merchant^  a 

dealer,  or  trader  in 
Nceotiatorius,   a,  um.   adj.  belong- 
ing to  trade,    or  traffic 
NegotiatriT,  Tcis.  f.  a  fuoman  trader 
Negotiolum^  i.  n.  a  little  bufinefs 
Negotior,  ari     dep.  to  merchandife, 

to  traffick,  to  trade  in,  to  negotiate. 


N  E  M    ■ 

Animas negotiari,PZr«.  (de  inedi« 
cis)  to  trade  in  mem  livet,  to  ^ei 
money  by  difpatcbing  them 

NegStiofus,  a,,uxn.  adj.or^  comp. 
trouble fome,  full  of  kupmlhfmwi^ 
or  weighty,  Negetiofam  tergntti, 
foundly  andfrequenefy  tobipt^  Oc. 

NSgotium,  ii.  m.  tbefaiei  or  tiwu 
ofbufinefty  any  affair,  matter,  or 
thing,  bufin^s,  or  ary  thing  to  be 
dune,  an  office,  or  impleymt^n^  tie 
bufineft  of  one'i  place,  diffaUty, 
trouble,  impltyment  in  matters  oj^ 
law,  or  merchandife  or famuHfig 
of  public  revenueu  N>bU  effs  nt* 
gotii  arbitror,  Jfnppoje  it  toiied 
very  ea/y  matter,  Cic*  Neqtfe  dc 
hac  re  negotium  eft;  in  thitmat" 
ter  all  tbin^i  run  fmoetbly,  Miiut. 

Nemo,  c.  g.  caret  vocativo  is  .nu- 
mero  phirali,  no  whm,  wo  My, 
Unus  nemo  &  nemo  unw;  «i 
one  man.  Nemo  qui  (qua  m,  no  Mw 
in  the  world.  Nemo /or  iuiUin» 
no  one,  a  f  iliw  of  no  aeeouni 

NcmSralis,  e.  adj.  of  a  grw9e,,fn* 
coptpaffedvfith  woeds,  ot  gfivet 

NemdrenHs,  adj.  pertaining  to  # 
wood,  or  grove,  Nemorenl'a  irel». 
Jorejl  honey.  Col.  Rex  nemnrenfiif 
the  chief  ptiefi  in  the  facrijict*  ef 
Diana  -ricina,  Snet, 

Ncnr<oricultrix,  icia.  f,  living  in  tbi_ 
nv9od 

Ncm6riv2(gu«)/a,  om.  wandring  in 
ivoodt,- or  forefit 

Ncmoiofut,  a,  um.  adj.  ^poody,  or 
full  ofvoetht  groves',  xir  treet 

Nemp^,  adv.  what  then  f  welltien  f 
ivhat  do  you  meanf  I  fnppoft, 
however,  for  all  that,  .  it  it  to  h$ 
granted,  I  grant,  I  cMfefs,.  ot  ii 
is  true,  yea  furejy,  for.  example^ 
Hhh»  ^^b«^ 


N  E  Q 

hft^^  orperbauf  igismft  wby, 
vhy  indted,  in  rerponfei.  Nempi 
M  requuntur,  &c.  Ifiiffof*  tbofe 
tbingi  0rt  tugt,  Cic  Ntmpi^,  de 
too,  joM  miMM  9fy9ur  tftm 
Mmuff  tfrit.  o.  a  w#«/,  or/wtw 
}^pn\%,  «.  f.  afuairaifntg^M  dirge, 
or  diriftf  traficmt^    or  mimrnfkl 
^ftrfej  afOjf  tiiAimg  Jng^  or  wrj- 
"Vf  I  ifffy  «*rKf  ^^J—g»    Marfa 
noafa,  «  mfgicfiag,  «  (^drw 
Ncni,  pt.fiimuBg 
•find,  HAT 

NeOy  ere,  ncff,  nltvm.  t9fph 
Ncsatf  ^  Aeot,  TiAa/T. 
Neon  paiE  iohtfpun 
Nej)phjtQ«,9f  om.  0  nmicCf  m  foavfrt 
l^eotenci,  advi  iicwAr 
Neouricui,  a,  om.  ajj.  a^w 
N?pt,  «.  m.  aJc$rpion 
N^pot,  otii.  in.  ^  giandfon,  Ncpo- 
te»j  polity,  detetndantt,  a  toaftt' 
J^! jpendtbrifi,  a  luxurfut,  or  ri- 
nteut  ftrjom 
Kepotalii,  e.  adj»  Uvijh 
Vvpotitut,  fit.  m.  iujturyt  afpitid- 

ing,  de^uchiry 
J'^pStlnuB,  a,  om.  adj.  prof u ft 
v^epotor,  ari.  dep.  i9  be  extravagant 
Nepcis,  is.  f.  a  ^and  daughter 
Vequji,  adv,  left  amy  to^v 
Ncquim,   adj.   indecl.  ior,   cnmp. 
illifDm,    fup.    ftnuf^btj  gced  ftr 
^Ottfhtf  unthrifti,  idfe,  unfruitful, 
lewd jcare/e fit  inevn/iderat',  Je^odly^ 
pro  nequitcr.  Sub^.  a  mischief ^  4 
bad  thing 
Nequanti  j^,  adv.  left  at  anf  time 
ff^quiqium,  adv.  h  no  means 
f^tque,  conj,  neitbtty  nor 
f^eqvedum,  if ^t  yet 
^^tqueoy  ire,  Tfj,  Itum.  I  f<»»wot| 


N  E  R 

Ncquedr,  Tri.  canrtt 
Kequicquam,    adv.  in  vain,  to   no 
parpefe,  by  no  means,  not  in  the 
ieafi,  Jcotfrte 
Nequidquam,  id.  ac  ncqi)tcquam 
NequienSy  pt.  not  ab.'e 
Neqaii,  neqna,  rar.  nequi,  nequid 
vtf/nequod*  left  any  one,  or  thing. 
Cum  ur,  no  one,  01  thing 
NequifiimjCi  adv.  mofi  fl'ih 
Nequitcr,  \\x%,   comp.  iHime,  fup. 
adv.  Koafitf tdly, prodigally t  lewdly^ 
wantonly t  rogui/bly,  craftiiy,  fitly ^ 
emnningly 
Nequuia^ae.  f.remitnefs,  negligenct, 
negleff,     leu'dnejs,    tva/Ufnl   de^ 
baucbery,  vitioujnefty  ncantonnefi, 
fly  malice^  craft,tartnefs,  eagerneft, 
roguery,  j^ing 
Nequitie*,  ei,  f.  debauchery 
Ncrvia,  K.  f,  firing  of  an  inflrument 
Nerviceus^  a.  um.  adj.  wtade  of  a 

finevf,  or  firing 
Nrrvicus,  i.  m.  having  the  gout 
Nervinus,  a,  um.  nude  ^finewt 
fitrvoiiy  adv.   ius,  com.  fircngfy, 

floutly,  x-i~9*ovfiy 
Ncrvoiitaf,  at  is.  \\  flrtvgtb 
Nrr^orus,  a,  "m.    adj.  or,  comp. 
nervcus^  fulf  offise-ios,  or   fU'ret*' 
Mcr.pitvy,  kdvingfirengtb  of  ar^ 
gument 
Ker\uli'8,  i    m.  a  Hd'e  fin-vt 
Nervu*,   i.    m.  tf    ntrve,  ox  UneiVy 


N  E  \ 

dere,  7er,  to  do  eneU 
Ncfciens,  ti&,  pt.  net  h 
Nefcicot^r,  adv.  i^fVi 
Nefcio,  irc,  Tvi,  Ttura 

rant,  not  to  kncfto 
Nerqitur,  imp.  we  earn 
Nefcius,  ft,  um.  adj.  / 
nofy    ignorant,  nnexpt 
kne-jin.      Ora   fraenc 
never  bridled,  Lucan 
Nctus,  a,  iim.pt.  fpun 
Netua,  as.  m.  [pinning 
Neu,  contr.  ex  neve, 
pro  8c  ne  ;  and  not, 
iffi,  anaUfi 
Ncyc,  swr,  neither,  a» 
either,  or  lefi,  and  Ifj 
as  neu 
Nevis,  pro  noBvis,  Pit 
Neuras,  adia.  f.  an  be- 
good  againfitbefeifi 
beta,  weakn^fs  (f  the 
«5,  10.  8c  27,  12.  : 
Pbrynion,  Id, 
Ncu-icus,  a,  om.  adi. 
laborat,   «/.    leg,'  n 
pcrperam,  having  th 
in  lie  fimncSyfinfvf  f 
infljrione  turiientfs, 
awt  podapricos  efficiu 
T'itrux'.   8,    3. 
Neoroba^a.  ae.  m,  a  viu 
or  f'pn  f^rttihid  'i- 
darter  er.  the  rcpe:.    I 
Neiiroba^cs,   ap. 


\ 


the  lirlr.g  of  a  bo\y,  cf  a  lute^  or 

Mhcr  trf}nfrp:rnt^  a  rtians  yard.\  Ncnroidcf,  n-  'uild  ^n 
Ni-rvi  plnr.  0rrn^tb,fir£e,  ntghi,  Pl>n.  20,  S.  ^^  I.jn 
pcKVir^  vigour^  indu/irisui  jpplica* 
ti»7i  cf  mind.  In  neryum  erum- 
pert,  tn  break  and  deceive,  as  a 
ftrinf^doth  ovciftrctch^,  firength, 
OT  ibat  icVertin  tVt  fvTitv^ifc  «f  n  .  .,       ^         ^    ^^ 


Neuter,   tra.    am.  vrn. 

ntithrr^  neither  of  the 
N^-utlquam,   adv.'^  r 

in  the  leafi,  in  no  ««f  • 
Nctttralis,  c.  adj.  ntut 


N  I  D 

"obi,   adv,    reei,  neatrubi,    in 

^Mir  place    ■ 

'4i  paffiva,   MHdeoy    aufut    fum, 

-    P'^if^' 

1 1,  ffr-i  non  Tult,  Flaut, 

Dccis.    f.  iUathy    ruin»  Neces 
kJar.  VaUlUcc, 
fc«,  tt3.  pt.  knitting 
aJii,   e.  aHj.  tnsy  he  knit 
fc«,c.  adj.  knity  ticdyQX  lureatbed 

Sre,  nexor,  ari.  to  be  conned ed 
TMj  !•  n.  a  mort^afre,  a  cou- 
mm€€  acctrding  to  the  foimali' 
mf  the  Rjman  law,  a  fojjejjltn 
m  Jmcb  a  title 

ft,  a,  om.  pt.  linked  together f 
^  fafinedj  hzun^tj^if^td tcftciber^ 
Isr/eir  delit'trtd  hound  tn  his  cre- 
W**.  K«8  ncxa  punori,  laid  to 
psxvntdf  Liv. 
(it.  m,  a  tying y  knitting, 
f^  wiHdinjj  or  (■wining  a- 
I  jr  covenant  to  give  p^lfejfion, 
i  nexum  dare,  to  become  one's 
maiti  Liv.  Nexutn  inire,  to 
rio  tbst  cmtdit'ion^  Id.  . 

ta  before  I.  I 

•*  I 

lil)).  ifnt^  tMcept,  fave  that^  ' 
%  Smi  that,  umlefs  i 

Hitiinuna,  ftveet  ointment  | 

IMuRii  ii.  n.  rvwmrdifor  vie- ' 
>to 

■tiina,  ae.  f.  tobacco 
■aty  tip.  pt.  twinkling 
ifioy  dnic.  f.  4  twinkling 

wwi»i/e  M  tbifi  do  whofe  ryes 

nwtak 

•r,    ari.  dep.  id.  fit,  nidlo 

M,  (if.  ro.  a  wijtiing 

mtutvm,  i.  D.  tbtjlyffjir  ne/if 


N  I  H 

Nideo,  ere.  to  pine,  to  glitter 
NidVf  leans,  tis.  pt.  building  a  ntjt 
N.d  ficatio,  onis.  r.tf  building  ofnefii 
Nidificium,  ii.  n.  a  ntfi 
Niiiif  ICO,  are,  avi.   to  builda  nefi 
Niditicus,  a.  uin.  m-iki^g  atieji 
Nidor,  oris.    m.  the  favour,  fcent^ 
or  jmell  of  any   thing  rodfted,  or 
burnt,    a  flench,    or  firing  jmell, 
tht  fi-nk  of  a  candle  put  out,  the 
Jiink  uf  dung 
NTiiiilor,  ari.  dep.  to  build  a  nefi, 

tnjit  a  brood,  to  place  in  a  nrfi 
NTiiiiius,  i,  m.  a  little  nrjl 
Nidus,  i.  m.  a  nefi,  a  bee-hive,   the 
youn^  in  a  ntfi,  a  Itter  of  pigs,  a 
J^'clfin  a  libia'y 
Nigeilus,  adj.  btackijb 
Niger,  gra,  urn,  or,  comp.  rrrimus, 
f^up.   black,  dark,    du/h,  jhad'jWy, 
thi'  kpadrd,  inaufpicious,  urfortu- 
Bate,  pcrtaininr  to  funerali,  ill  mi- 
turtd,falfe,  a  knave  \ 

Nigrans,{is.  pt.  blackijbt  blacky  dark, 

cLudy 
Nigredo,  Tnis.  f.  blacknefs 
Ni^'.icfio,  eri,  fadtus  fum.  to  be  maae 

llack 
Niffeo,  ere,  ul.  to  groio  black 
Nigrtffcens,  lis.  pt.  nvaX'ng  black 
Nigrcl'iO.  2rc,  ui.  to  turn  black 
Nigi leans,  tis.  pt.  blackifi 
Nigritia,  a.  f.  blacknejs,  Plin. 
Ni(j[ritics,  ci.  f.  blacknefs.  Cell*. 
NigrituJo,  tnis.  f.  idem 
Nigro,  are,  2vi,  to  be  black 
Nigror,  oris.  m.  b'acknejs,  darkntfs 
Nihii^n.  'md&cX.nothing,  nihil aliud, 
quam  ;    nihil  prtstcrquam  ;    nihil 
ampliut  fuam,  by  aa  ellipils  may 
be   engliihed  by  except,   or  only. 
Nihil  quam /di-  nihil  aliud  quam. 
Mcr.   uQ  hoay  at  all.  Nihil  ad, 
f!9:Jtfin^i  i/c(>m^ariJi  'uifb,   Nihi* 


NI  M 

^uod^  qnamobrem,  cur,  no  rtafh  t 

^ttiby^  nothing,  or  a  thing  of  n^ 

foundation,   or  truth,  ir«r  at  mUm 

not  in  the  leaftt  i«  nothing 

Nihildam,  /.  «.  nihil  adhuc 

Nihilnminus,  adv.   no  lefs^  nothing 

left,   notwithjfanding.  neverthe/eft 

Nihiium,  i.  n.  nothing,  NibiJi  fieri, 

to  be  gelded.  Plant. 
Nil,  conir.  pro  nihil,  indecl.  m- 

thing,  not  at  all 
Nilum  pro  nihilum,  p*r  Syne, 
Nilus,  &  nili,  orum.  pi.  m.  pipup 

or  cbanels  to  convey  water 
NimbatuSy  a,  um.  adj.  'soearingfaifo 

hair 
Nimbifer,  a,  um.adj.  bringing chudi 
Nimbofus,  a,  um.  adj.  rai'iy,flormy,; 
that  caufeth,   or  bringetb  rain,  or 
jiorm 

Nimbus,  I.   m.  a  rainy  black  chud 

driven  tvitb  flcrms,  a  bright  cloudy 

a  violent  ftorm  of  rainy  a  fudden 

jho^ver.    Met,    a  fudden    tumult^ 

diforder^  or  corfufion^  glory  painted 

about  the  heads  of  a'^. gels 

Nimiftas,  atis.  f.  too  great  fiort 

Nimio,  abl  by  a  great  deal,  Nimlo 

aequius,  more  than  ts  fit.  Necni- 

mioeft,  itor  very  long  after,  Lucr. 

Nimioperc,adv  noith  too  much  labour 

NimFrum,  adv.   douhtlefs^  certainly, 

furely,  that  is  to  fay,  to  wit 
Nimis,  adv.  toe  much,  or  rco  I'tttk, 
too.entermuchytxtremely,  very  much,, 
exceedingly,  very.  JJe  quid  nimifa 
too  much  of  one  thing  it  good  ff 
nothing,  Tcr. 
Nimiijm,  adv.  #00  much,  overmuch^ 
tco far, exceedingly, Very,   Nimiim 
quamum*  exceedivglyt  Gell. 
Nimius,  a,  um.  ad^,  toamucVi^   «^»-* 
c*J|i«ue,   n)t»34  0\  owr^Tto*.,  w«w- 


N  I  T 

utteBf  very,  Nimius  imperii, 
P^/Teffed  nf  toa  /tre^t  pcvttr,  Liv. 
Sermopii,  too  free  of/peeeb,  Tac. 

KiOgo,  J?rc,  xi.  tnjtoiv 

Kingoidttf,  a,  urn,  ^dj-.  fttsvy 

Kinguii,  is.  f,  jnow 

Niptrom,  i,n,  a  hafrn,  a  lover 

Nifi.  conjunct,  if  not ^  except ,  un- 
hfstfavhgf  Sue  thmt,  Nifi  quo4, 
except  that,  bnt  tbot,  PhJS,  pro 
mji  quod,  foXfedy  but  only,  ejftept 
that 

KitunM,a,uni.pt.fi&4^  v^'tfl  endeavour 

Nf*u«,  i.  TO.    a  fparrofw  kanok 

Nifut,  ug.  m.  an  tndiavour,  e^n  ef- 
fort, tbt  force  by  Vfbich  a  rbing 
movetb  itfelf,  chmhin^,  a  firm  p.f^ 
turt  offiandingytendeucvi  inclination 

Nifus,  a,  um  ^t.  leaning  upot^fup* 
porting  itfelfnvitb 

Niteddla,  «.  f,  a  field  nf^ufe 

Nrtela,  ae.  f.  fif  nvtrfia,  4  //-/rf 
«?<»«/<?,  afquirrel.  Nftc'a  [J  niteo] 
glittering  bri/htnefs 

Nitcllnus  color,  t/  .4  i'-J^^/  ^»^<f«i 
yelbtv  cohur 

N'tclh,  ae.  f.  tf  dentrifice 

NVccns,  ti?.  pi.  or,  cOTip,  being 
cleoKy  neat,  &c.  fl^'ntfg^  bright, 
fairani  bfamifuLfl':^^  fjt^h-Tki'J^ 
g^y'y  glarift^*  affecled'y  nt(i\  ap- 
pearir^y  Jh-^u'tfr  itf^'f,  li-uirg 
fplendidivy  or  dTitiei^Jj 

N'tcns,  tis.  pt.  endeo^urin:;,  la- 
bouring ^  firiving^  firi^ing.  &c. 
thru^ing,  or  pujkin7  cfjainji  for- 
^bhf^  lahnuring  under  tvitb  diffi 
cultyy  relying f  or  diten-tittjr  on 

NTteo,cre,  ui.  tn  he  ncxt.Jin',  than. 


NIX 

tndxoett  compoftd 
Nitefccns,  tis.  pt,  fiining 
Nitefco,  ere.  tojbiney  togrowfick, 

to  flour  ip 
NitibnnHns,  a,  um.  adj.  relying  on 
Witiile,  adv.  neatly,  bandfomely 
Nitidiurctile,  ziy.  fomewbat neatly 
NftTdiufcMlus,a,  um,  zA],  Jomewbat 

ntore  gaily  drefjed . 
Nitidor,    irif  pall,  to  bt  made  neat, 

or  bright 

.Niitdus,  a,  «m.   adj.   or,    comp. 

/!imui:,   Aip.  neat,  elean,  fpruce, 

trim  J  gay,  fine,  genteel,  bright,  fhi- 

nivg,  %lituring.fair  an4  beautiful'^ 

zMoJmr.otb,  fplfndid,  dettcate,  ele- 

gantJUck,  fit,  plump,  flour  iJJiting 

Nitor,  ».  nixus  &  m<"8  fum,  to  enr 

deavour,  labour,  flrive,  thrufl  a- 

gainjl,  to  leatty  or  reft  upon,    to  be 

Jutported.  Met.  to  depend^  to  rely 

on,  to  truH  to,  or  confide  in 

Nitof,    ?Tis.    ir.  neatntfs,   decency ^ 

trimnefsffirtery.,  gaiety,  gallantry,  a 

gtnteel  luay  of  Hvinv,  grace fulnefi, 

elegince^     brtghtnefi,    or  fliining, 

.    or  beauty ^^plendor,rxceUer.ce,  gteat' 

nefi 
Nitraria,  ae.  f.  a  nitre-pit 
Nitratua,  a,  um.  mixed  toitb  nitre 
Nitrofus,  z,  um.  adj.  fullofnitro 
K  trum,  i.  n.  nitre,  jalt  peter 
Nivalis,  t.  adj.  fnotvy^  made  ofjnomf, 
bringing  Jnotv,  covered  with  fnvtp^ 
exceeding  cold 
Nivarius,  a,  um.  adj.    offnevf 
Ni  varus,  A^HTn^offrfrw  melted 
Nivens.  ti*.  pt,  winking 
Nivclco,  to  grow  vfbite  at  fncw 


jfruccy  or  elef^ait ,  tofjinr,  to  be  j  Niyrus,  a,  qm.  adj.  of  (now,  fncwy^ 
Jick^  fair  and  p/-wp,  i^riirM  an<i  I  wbUfasfnow,fi,iniag,f^ir,auJfi' 
//.;:/';r/;  fo/Tf'/Va"  W/^iP  '»i-\     «^^^^^^m        ^,    ^ 


'    N  0 

Capitis  aives,  boary  i 

Nix^ns,  tit.  pt.  labiri 

Nixor,  iri,  to  lean  upon 

Nixos,  a,  om.  pt.  leamn 

en,  dt^nding  on,  fupf 

Nixus,  UB.  m.  force,  at 

bovr^  or  travail,  ineUm 

quap  fe   ^   nixu  Too 

conrinent,  &e,   by  th 

all  parts  to  the  centre, 

N  before  0. 

No,  nafe,  navi.  to  fa 
fly,  Nabis  fine  cortio 
toillflbift  for  yourfeif. 

Nobility  e.  adj.  knon 
known,  noted,  remarke. 
famout,  renvtpned,  mH 
high  born,  of  noblt  i 
a  nobleman,  generous^ « 
fort  ^  or  original,  princ 

NobTlitas,  itis,  f.  ib 
known  ;  fame,  refnt, 
lity^the  nobleneft,b^nnr 
nobility,  or  nobleaua, 
generoufnefs^  generoftj 
er  gallantry  of  mind,  c 
tue 

NobTirt$tus,9yiim.pt.«n 
noted,  renowned 

NSbilTt^r,  adv.  ifliffle,f 
ly,  admirtifiy,  exeeBem 

Nobilito,  ire,  tonudu 
nawneJ 

Nobilitor,  ari.  paff. 

Ndcem,  tis.  adj.  or,  co 
fup.  hurtful,  mifctiao 
pernicimu,  gniltf,  poi^ 
infeQiou* 

KScentery  adv.  ir^fS^ 

Noceo,  ere,  oi,  ftam.  i 
t%  intcetemda,  fendm 


\ 


NO  D 

Mam  nocnerunt,    itt  fit  doing 
gmMtmief^bemfe/vts  eriminal^Liv 
HW,  eri.  pJkflT.  to  be  hurt 
lUiraSy   a,  ;g(n.    pt.    that  will 
vtf  damage,  or  dy  mlfckief 
ifmi.  a,  urn.  adj.  iunful 
ksfiSAjy  ^e.  to  grew  dark 
^'dHor,  adj.  dari,  like  night 
HiTmrf  .?ri.  m.  eviningfiar 

gflQca,  the  moony  a  candle 
vagus,  a,  um.  a'j  loandering, 
•  waving  in  the  nirht,  Dcu8  noc- 
nfevf , .  the  god  of  fi^p^  Stat. 
9&ivago  ftrepifu,  &c.  ff9//<r 
^[tdmg  through  the  darknefs  of 
fhit  Locr. 

^  monopr.  abl.  in  tbi  nighty 
mght 

M»  as*.  f«  «n  i0w/,  Pr4v.  Athe- 
t  noAuaf ,  r9/>/i  ro  Netvcaftle 
iMbandot,    z,  um.  abroad  late 
i^  fight 

■iDu»,  a»  um.  tff  «»  0«9/.  Oca< 
aoCliuioi.  onieyes,  gray  eyes 
mHMy  a^  um.  adj.  of  night,  by 

^cnta    documenta,   Frev,    a 

mt  ehild  dreads  the  fire 

«•>  a»  um.  ti^]^ guilty,  hurtful, 

immi 

dOf  Snis.  f.  knot  tine  ft 
toM,  a>  am.  pt.  r/W,  knotted 
v^i«paflr.^0  ^f  knotted^  to  be  tied 

lug,  a,  um.  adj.  knotty,  full  of 
tSt  difficult*   Nodofa  lina,  nett^ 
«r  Nodosa  viti*»  afupplejack 
|«s,  i.  m.  «  litt't  knot 
%^l,m,  a  kmt»  Cdedis  nodus, 

•^  a  knurl,  Met.  a  difficulty, 
miritate  matter,  a  quirk  in  ia'w, 
Lidoa  leaner  is  perrumpe  re  r.o- 


N  O  M 

Prw.    No<*um  in  fcirp©  quaerts, 
^otf  tfrtf  fcrupulous  nvithouta  caufc 
Nola,  ae.  f.  a  little  bell.   In  triclinio 
coa,  in  cnbiculo  nola,  f)uint,  you 
19:11,  and  you  will  not.  Prov, 
Nolens,  ris.  pt.  unwi'ling 
Nolo,   nonvis,  nonv-ilt,  pi.    nolu- 
IDU8,    nonvultis.    nolunt,  infin 
nolle,  to  be  utuwiiling.  Nee  poel- 
la  noleb;»f ,  and  /he  ivas  tvilUng 
Nomae,  arum,  f,  corroding  foret 
Nomcn,  in  is.  n.  the  name^  aw^.rd, 
term,  or  .';V/i»,  a  family^  a  nation^ 
or  order  nf  men,    neune.  or  reputa. 
tion,  renonci,  a  debt,  Meton,  ac- 
counts of  debt  a  name  only^  a  pre- 
tence, pretext,  or  excufe,   ^^ffefi, 
or  reverence^  a  nonn.    Nomen  fa- 
cere,    to  contra&  a  debt  \  locare, 
to  pafs  one's  word,  Phae.lr. 
Nomenclatio,  onis.    f.  calling  and 

faluting  by  their  names 
Noinenclator,  oris.  m.  a  colleSar  of 
names,  cr  one  ready  at  reciting  of 
names,  or  words 
Nomenclatura.  ae.  f.  a  nomenclature 
Nominalia,  chrifining  dayt 
Nominaiis,  e.  adj.  nominal 
Nomtnandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  named 
Nominans,  tis.  pt.  naming 
Nominatim,  adv.  by  name 
Nominatio,  onis.  f.  anamination 
NominatTvus,/(f.carui,  the  nomina- 
tive cafe 
Nominator,^  5rif.  m.  be  that  ffa*feth 
NnminaturuS)a,um.pt.  abrMtio  name 
Nominatus,  a,  um.  pt.  £f  adj.  iTi- 
mi)s,  fup.  called,  named,  mentionet*, 
talked  qf 
Nominatasy  \i^.  fubil.  the  forming  a 
wordgrammatiially 


N  O  S 

minate,  or  elefl,  to  name, or  mention 
Nomioor,  a/  i.  pafT.  to  be  named,  l§ 

be  derii'ed 
N5mos,  i.  m.  adiftriEf 
Von,  adv.  ncgandi,  not 
Nona,  as.   f.  fc.    hora,   meal-time^ 

thrre  in  the  aft^noon.  Mart. 
Nonas,  arum.?,  the  nones 
Noriagenaribs,  a,  um.adj.  thenineti" 

etb,  ninety  years  old 
N'onageni,  ae,  a.  ninety 
Nonagefimus,  a,  um.  the  ninetieth 
Nonaries,  adv.  ninety  times 
Nr^ni^inta,  adv.  ninety 
NonaniJS,  a,  um.  adj.  of  the  ninth 
NdnariuSja,  um.  adj    meretrix  nO" 

naria,  a  common  Jlrumpet 
NonafTn,  nine  afles  in  money 
NonHiliTi,  adv.  not  yet 
Nong?nt',  JR.  a.  pi-  nine  hundred 
Nongcntus»  \.  m,  an  cfficer  that  kept 

the  fuffrage  box  in  e/effiotit,  Plin^ 
Noningenti,  se,  a.  nine  hundred 
^oningcnUt9,zdv,nine  hundred  fimen 
Nonna,  ae.  f.  a  nun 
Nonne,   adv.  interrog.  — »»f,  if-^ 

not 
Nonnemo,  feme  one 
Nonnihil,  n.  indcc],  fomc to fa^ 
Nonnullus,  a,  om.  adj.  /'me 
Nonnonquam,  adv.  JometimeM 
Nonnu:,  -  monk,  Arnob. 
Nonnulq'jam,  zdv^f  miwhere 
Nonuncium,  ii.  n.  nine  ounces 
Nonus,  a,  um.  adj.  the  nir.th 
Norma,    ae.    f.    a  fquare   ufed   By 

builders,' ©*f.  Mftiaw,  p-eCer'.pt^ 

form,  pattfrn,  afi^ucmnkei  '4  .'«/? 
Norma'is,  e.  adj.  by  rule 
Ncrmatus.  a,  um.  made  by  rule 
Nos,  pliir.  I  (ing.  ego,  nve 


Nominitanqo^a  um.pt.  to  ^ »//»?</ .Noftcudu^,  ^^'^tcv^'^V,  \^\>tVr.%n»^^ 
Nominito^  are.  ufuaUy  to  na^  \     cnt  acW.,«i«V:A^eA 


NOT 

Nofcitibundus,  a,  um.  looking  wiftly 

a:  if  he  knew 
Kofcnans,  tis.  pt.  difl.'rguijbing 
Nofctto,  are.  to  know,  or  dijiingu\jh 
by  fight,  to  fee,  or  knv.Vy  or  take 
notice  of 
Nofcilor,  ari.  paflT.  to  U  IwsWfl  by 

fight,   to  he  d:flinguified 
Norciturue,    a,   um.    pt.   about   to 

take  notice  of 
Nol'co,  ere,  novi,   notum.  toknv 
underhand f  Or  tig  acquainted  ivith, 
to  take  mtirs  of  to  know  by  fight, 
to  dijilnguijhy  for  agnofco,  r&  un- 
derftana^  to  admit,  or  allow  of,  to 
exiol 
Nofcor,  ci,  notus.  \  aT.  to  be  known 
No  f  met ,  w  nttr  fil-ves 
Noao'.o  I  iiim,  ii.  n.  an  ho  f/'tal 
Nofter,  ftrn,n»urn.   oursj  our  /tun. 
!»)',  wine,  if  our  fjttr.ly ,    or  court  • 
try,  of  our  order,  ofcurfje 
Noltrapic,  thr-.ugh  our  oivn 
Noflras,  atis.  &/;w  n.)ftrat!S,e.  adj 


NO  V 

Notatio,  onts.  f.  a  marldngytixput'\ 
ting  a  mark  upnrt^  a  remarking,  ob- 
fer-ving,  or  taking  notice  of 

Notaius,  a,  um.  pc,  marked,  writ- 
ten, &c.  n.:tedf  obferved,  marked 
out,  expreffed,  branded,   difgraced 

Notefco,  ere.  to  be  maJe,  or  become 
knoiun,  well  not ed^  ox  famoui 

Nothus,  a,  urn.  adj.  of  bafiard breed, 
Nothum  lumen,  borrowed  light 

Nothns,  i.  m.  «  baflard 

Not  if  KG,  are,  avi.  to  notify 

Notio,  onis.  f.  a  notion,  conceptisn, 
or  idea 

Notlrja,  ac.  f.  knowledge,  an  idea, 
notion,  or  conception 

Notifies,  ei.  f.  fjme 

N(5'o,  arc,  to  mark,  to  brand,  to 
write,  note,  or  record,  or  obferr/e, 
ft  mark  our,  to  diflinguijb,  or  di' 
vide,  to  cxpre!s,  to  d-f grace,  to  re- 
frtmanJ  and  find  fault  with 
\  Noior,  ari.  pafl*. 
.Nocor,  oris.  m.  he  that  knowetb  and 


of  our.   or  oia  own  country,  fci,  i      ^ive:h  an  aceount  of  another 

part,  opir.i'^n  jNoloiia,   a?,  f.  an  indifiment 

Krtftralim,  adv.  after  our  m<itw!r        |Notoria,orum.  pi.  n.  evidences 

Nota,  a;,  f.  a  wwk,  a  n.,tc.  Met.    a  .  NTororius,  a.  um.  adj.  notorious 

forts     Qi     ^'C^rse,    a    cbaracter  /w' Notus,   \.  m.  the  fouth  wind 

N-JiJc,  cha- 


nvriting,  &•".  a  n.znu.  N-JiJc, 
rscicrs  in  (liort-hanti,    ciph'ts,  an 
argument,  evidence,  ncte,  or  token. 
Alct.   a  IranJ  fet  upon  tbi'ves,    a 
form.     Anicidna  nota,   tvlyic  made 
in  the  confulate  cf  Anicius,  Cic. 
NotabTlis,   bile,  adj.  or,  comp.    no- 
tailj, remark jb.'e,mnnor^bie,  exit  a  - 
Ofdi't.Try 
N^Jta^>liltcr,  adv.   notably 
N.Jtamf  n,  in  s   n.  a  mark 
N  't.tnd'is,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  marked, 

or  tj/:en  tntice  of 
K:.i:i.,  :ii.  pt.  na'irg,  objervinj 
/w.'i.  .1;-.,  ii.  :u.  a  n.turji 


Notus,  a,  wm.  pt.  &  adj.  known, 
be  that  knowetb,S\ih&,  anacfuain- 
t.tnce 

NovacaIa»  ae.  f.  a  rafar 

Novale,  is.  n.  landfirf^  broken  up 
far  tillage  after  the  fift  plowing 

Nova'.ss,  e,  adj.  lietb  fallow 

Ndvandus,  a,  um.pt.  tobe  altered, 
changed,  or  transformed 

Nqvans,  tis.  pt.  making  new,  inno- 
vating, affing  to  the  overthrow 
in^  cf  government 

NovaiA),  onis.  f.  tbe\i^tering  into  a 


\nt'u>  oVjltiaxoUx^tdW* 


NOV 

Novatrix,  Tcis,  ^^Jbethatrtm^ 

alfereth,  or  repaireib 
Novaturus,  a,  um.  pt.sbmitim 
Novatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  «irirr^M 
formed,  changed,  renewed,  fk 
again,  tilled 
Novatus,  As.  m.  vid.  Motitii 
Nove,  adv.  iflime,  fup.  Kvjfif 

a  Mtvj  m  inner 
Novcllo,  arc.  to  make  a  viMjm 
Novellos,  a,  am.  adj.  «nj^ 

and  tender 

N5?em»  adj.  indecl.  mne 

November,  bris.  m.  A'«« 

N6?cmbri8,  brc.  e/Niot 

NovSnariut,  a,  om.  adj.  ^ 

fi/lini^  of   the  mrmbtr  ■/«.  ' 

R.   R.   2,  I.  Nuvenaiia  R| 

the  rule  of  nine  units,  Maitt 

NSvendialis,  e.  z^yofnimiif 

ti  nuance 
Nf/veni,  a-,  a.  pi.  mne 
Novcrca,   ae.  f,  a  mother  inlft 
NAvcrcilis,  e.  adj.  efafitf-aii 
Ndvies,  adv.  nine  times 
Novilanium,  il:  n.  tbenevt^ 
Noviffime,  adv,  the  laft  timi,^ 

end^JafJy,  finally 

Novifsimus,  a,  um   adj.. /••* 

/«/?,  the  bindmofi,  utmfi,  jW 

mofi  difiant.  Met.  mecnrfj^ 

extreme,  fevere 

Novtffima,  orum,  pi.  deeth*  fc 

viflimo  cafo,  in  thtwf^ 

necejjity,  CatuIJ.  Mcrilui  * 

fima  exempla,    having  ^ 

thefevertfi  putujhmenti.  T>f. 

N5vitas,  atis.   f.  newHtft,Sr* 

nefs,  any  new  de%rsn,  *»^ 

N6vTtio8,  a,  onn.  adj.  «»>** 

ed,ox  made,ne*u>lyc¥ae,eeg^ 

N«vitiu$,  m,  fubft.  «/«««* 

bought 


•  B 

to  form  anew,  to\ 
ir  traKsffrntf  to  male  i 
fiatt,  to  make  alter  A 
iuhlicy  to  make  clean , 
j 
.  to  he  made  neto 
^].  tirWy  repair eJy  I 
furnifhed  'Ufitb  new 
Novus  homo,  the 
of  his  family.  Ta- 

laVJ  for  the^general 
lehts.  Res  novae,  ; 
rnme/ity  alteration  in 
',  or  ftate,  flron^, 
heard  of^  unexpeEf:^j  \ 
fVtnt,  fxtraor dinars ^ 
)  prunff^nt^v z^ro^r.y  \ 
d  br'Jk 
^t,  Mcton,ani^b 


ncubity,  thick  dark- 
darknej 


nefs    and  c 
fwoon,  nhj 


f  CCK' 

'.hjcw 
ignorance,  confufion, 
th 

yrt,   damafe^    mif' 
uitt^  crime,  j^urlt,  or 
ment,  an  ojpfder,  or  . 
iw/,  or  Jl'uffle  I 

belonq^mg  to  an  of- 
hment 

'imct  fault,  offence , 
juarrel 
1.  hurtful 

dj.  or,  cnmp.  hurt" 
■f  poifonr.usy  guilty 

fore  U. 

a  little  cloud.  Mer. ; 
:u1fl|  an  a^eEtcd  i 
>jn,  C'c. 

ca4y  io  he  married  j 
loudj,  a  mi^t   a  ro") 


N  U  C 

tfthyterror^confuHon^d'oerfity,  dif- 
trc/'sjfouerne/s  of  countenance,  gra- 
vity 

NubTfer,  era,  £rum,.  hearing  clouds, 
or  cauftrg  clouds 

NubT?"uiju§,  a,  uin»  drMng  qevoay 
rh'.di 

Nubigena,  ae.  c.  g.  hegot  of  or  from 
a  clou  J,  a  centaur  com!  fir  from  clouds 

Nni^.yper,  21,  \xm.  bringing  ehudt 

Nubiia.  oriim.  pi.  n.  clouds.  Met. 
melancholy 

Nubilans,  tis.  pt.  daxttng  the eye» 

Nubilar,  aris.  n.  a  /bed 

Nubilariuin,  i.  n.  vid,  Nfubilar 

NubTIator,  imperf.  it  it  cloudy 

NuhTlis,  Xt.  z^],  marriageable 

NilbTIo,  are.  to  he  cloudy 

Nflbilum,  i.  n.  c!-jd\  weather,  tJu- 
\>i\aitfc.    luca,   cIo:fds 

NubTlus,  a,  um.  adj.  cltudy,  cat/fn^, 
or  bringing  clotulsy  fhady,  du/ky, 
threatning^owringy  melancbcly,  fad 

Nubttur,  intiperf.  it  it  married 

Nobivagu!<,a,(iixi.  loandring  through, 
or  among  the  clouds 

Nubo,  ere,  pfi»  oTnupta  fum,  ptum. 
to  cover,  to  marry,  to  be  ivedded^ 
or  married y  A-  intermix  tvifb^  join 
unto,  Uxori  niibere  nolo  mea?,  / 
W/.7  not  have  a  nuife  that  jball  be 
my  mafter,   Mart. 

Nticella,  ae.  f.  a  little  rut 

Nucetum,  i.  n.  a  place  for  nut-trees 

Niiccis,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  nut,  or 
rut-tree,    hazel 

NucifrangTbulum,  i.  n.  a  nut-cracker  \ 

N:)cifr?ng.ibuIa,orum.pJ.  n.  the  teeth  \ 

Nu«-.:nu'=,  a.  um.  adj.  trade  ofkaxel', 

Ncriperrra.  u*.  f.  a  pfach 

NticTprunum,  i.'n.  a  plum  graffed  on  • 
a  nnt-treefiaiky  PJin.  \ 

"NMeus,  i.  m.  a  kernel.  Met.  tbi 


N  U  G 

of  garlick,  a  grape  fiont 
Nuciila,  ae.  f.  a  fmall  nut 
Nudandus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  beftftbare^ 
raked,   or  unguarded,  bu/ks^  to  be 
threfbt  out  of  the  chaff 
Nudans,  tis.  pt,  difcovering 
Nudatio,  5nis.  f.  ft iippir,g  naked 
NudStus,  a,  um.  ot  mjde  naked^bare^ 
or  uncovered.  Met.  difco^tered.  laid 
open,  left  naked,  defenfilefs,  or  est* 
pofed,deprtvedJeffitute  of, pillaged^ 
plundered,  degraded 
Nudipedalia,  a  iva Iking  bare  footed 
Nu<?itas,  5tis.  f.  nakednefs,ffmplicity 

ofl^iie,  Quint. 
Mudiufquarrd%  adv  four  days  ago, 
Nndiafquintfls,  adv.  Jive  days  ago 
Nudins  fextus,  adv.  fix  days  ago 
Nodiuftertiijs,  aHv.  three  days  a^ro, 
Cic.  Nndiuflcrtiiis  (iecimus,  thir- 
teen days  fince.  Id. 
Nudo,  are.  to  make  naked,  to  flrip  off^ 
tr>  fhell,  to   pillage,   to  expofi^  to 
di [cover y  to  Jbew, or  lay  open,  Gla- 
dios  rudarunt,  dretv  their  ftoords, 
Ovid.   Montcnn  nudare  fylvis,  to 
fev)  doivn  the  ^Z'cods,  Sil. 
Nii'lor,  ari,  Stus.  paflT. 
Nudos,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  naked, 
uncovcrcdybareofits  natural,  or  arm 
tifcial  ctvfring,  tpen,  empty,  drfiim 
tute,  rohhed,  plundered,    pillaiied^ 
cleared,  or  deprived  of  (til,  tvitkout 
afiity,  or' power,  etefenfelefs,  help-' 
lefs,  without  dsfenfi-rje  arms,  mire, 
only,  'without  ornament,  natural, 
v^ai^*^f!d  plain,  "je^ur.e,  nice,  fubtiU 
Nu^a  »all;8,  xoithout trees,or bup.-^ 
ff,  Liv.  Nudi  dentc»,  open  mauih, 
Vir^.  Pro^',  Nudo  detrahere  vc» 
fti.-renra,  to  rob  the.  ftii<d^^\'i>y^'^ 


J^f^,  or  heft  o/iron,Jhet,  a  elevt   liu%«,  M>«fv»  -^V  i.  <^-'^  '^'^^^'^^ 


!» 


N  U  M 

verfeif  tr'iJUt,  toys,  gewgaws,  fop-^ 
ftriu,  idUftorieSf   lies,  rogueries, 
tricks,  cheats 
Nugalii,  e.  adj.  Jilly,  idle 
Nugamentum,  i,  n.  a  triJU 
Nugator.  5ri8.  m.  s  tnficr 
Nugatorie,  adv.  frivoloufiy 
NugatoriuSjayum.  adj.vtf/>r,  trifing^ 

JiUif^  Jlight,   impertinent 
Nugax,  acis.  c.  g.  a  trifltr 
Nugivendus,  i.m,  a  haberdajber 
Nugor,  ari,  atus  luxn.  dcp.  totrtJU, 

^rje/l,  to  cheat,  at  bubble 
Nuiiatenusy  adv.  in  no  wifr 
Nullibi,  adv.  in  no  place 
Nuiius,  a,  am.  adj.   geo.   nalliui, 
4at.  nuUij  nwe,  no,  ne  body,  void, 
null,  of  no  force  rf  no  moment,  ac- 
count,  value,    or  fame.  NuJJiua 
USUI,  good  for  nothing,  Caf. 
Num,  adv.  whether 
Numella,^a5.  f.  a  collar,  a  yoke 
Numen,  laig,  n.  a  nod.  Afet.  a  ten' 
dency,iuill,  pleajure,  power,  the  di- 
vine proteSion,  the  divine  impulfe, 
infuence,  a  deity,  a  god,  or  goddefs, 
a  title  givtr.   /'.  the  later  Roman 
tmperors,  much  like  that  of  facred 
siajefty  to  our  kings,  Numina  pi. 
a  god 
Numj^rabiJIs^e.adj.  that  may  be  num- 

hered 
Numeralis,  e.  adj.  numeral 
If  umeTaindus,3iiWn,pt,to  be  numbered 
Numerarius,  i.  m.  an  accountant 
Numeratio,onis  i.nuwieration,  a p ey- 
ing down  of  money 
Kumerito,  in  ready  cajb 
Numerator,  oris.  m.  a  numherer 
Nu aieratus,  a,u  m . numbered,  counted, 

Mufiered,  paid  down 
Numhbf  adv.  prejtntly^  cxaBlj 


l^umero:  arc.  i. »u«ter, tp count,  to\    -- ^-;^-2^-2're^, 


fe/I  euf 


Nu: 

euffdes,  Plaat.  moniy 

Nomnaniyadv.i.itetr.  N' 

aadivit  ?  did  he  hear 

I  wonder,  Ter. 

Numne,  adv.  whether 

Numqua,  adv.  ifanjf  t 

Nanc^  adv.  temporis,  i 

fent,  at  this  time.  Nu 

now,  immediately,   N 

at  this  very  time.    I 

even  mno,  very  lately, 

now  is  the  time,mff»  or 

homtoesy  the  people  i 

age,    therefore,    Noi 

primum 

Nunccini,  adv.  what  t 

Nuncia,  ae.  f.  amejfte^ 

Nuncians,  t!s.  pt.  teHii 

Nunciatio,  onit.  f.   « *■ 

Nunciitor,  oris<  m. « 

Nunciatum,  i.  n.  tfi»j 

Nvncijitur,  imperf.  wen 

Nunciaturu9,a,ain.pt.j 

to  bring  news  of 

Nunciatus,  a,  urn.  pt. 

Nuncio,  ire.  a£i.  to  t 

to  carry  news,  Saluti 

to  prejent  the Jervite  > 

to  carry  erders^  to  m 

nounce  fi&f  aufpicia 

Nuncior,  ari^  atus.  pal 

Nuncio m,  it.  n.  tiSng 

NunciuSy  li.  m.  a  m^ 

fage,  a  nuncio,  or  am 

Nuncius>a,  um.  adj.  m 

A?«,  reporting,  jfartt 

Nuncubi,  »dv,  loci,  dii 

Nuncupand'js,  a,  on, 

nounce,  or  ojfer  up 

Nuncijpansy  tit.  pt./n 

declaring'  infekmn  m 

Nuncopltiaiy  adv.  hf  i 

Nuncfipatio,  Snii.  i* 


NUM 

NumiSror,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 

Niimcrose.  ii^s,  ilime,  adv.  in  great 
numbers  Jluently,harmomouJly,muJi- 
cally 

Numirofus,  a,'um.  adj.  ior,  comp. 
ilimuf,  fup.  numerous,  many,  ma* 
nifold^r eat, fruitful,  large,  roomy, 
fpafious,lA.tt.oratortal,tuuefal,fnu- 
fical,  harmonious 

Num  rus,  i.  ta.  a  number,  quantity, 
or  ftore  of  any  thing.  Numerus 
eburnut,  a  die.  meafure,  or  feet  in 
verfi,  or  proje,  a  note  in  mufie, 
a  dance,  a  regular  motion,  Mtt. 
order  ^  dictmcy*  rank  and  file,  a  co- 
hort, or  band,  a  legion,  a  lifi  of 
foidiers  names,a  rank,  degree, place, 
condition,  value*  Ad  numeraiSy 
numerically.  Nos  numerui  fumus, 
only  for  tale,  or  to  make  up  the  num- 
ber, of  no  other  ufe,  Hor.  Effc  a- 
liquo  nomcro,  to  be  fomethiag,  to 
be  looktdupon  as  fomebody,  &(.  ubi 
aliquo  numero  ni,  quaoi,  where 
you .  may  have  feme  equals,  than, 
Cic.  Quod  omnes  habet  in  fe  nu- 
meros  ventntiSfperfeffly  true,Cic, 

Numidianus,  us,  a,  u.n,  African 

Nufnidica,  ae.  f.  a  Guinea  hen 

Niimifma,  alls.  n.  leg.  &  nomifma, 
mcney,  coin 

Nummarius,  a,  um.  adj.  Belonging 
to  money,  corrupted  with  msney^ 
Ratio^ummaria,  concern,  or  bufi- 
neft  of  money,  want  of  money 

Num m atus,  a,  um.  p^.  or,  corop, 
rich  in  money,  a  monied  man 

N\}mmulsiT^ol^s,\.m,a  money  changer 

Nummularius,  ii.  m.a  banker 

Nummuliu,  i.  m.  Nummuli  plur, 
a  Uttle  money 

^^tcvTW\s,  i.  m.  a  piece  of  money,  or 


JN 

!,  tbi  fitting,  or  na  - 
ice,  tbtdedaring  an 
of  mouthy  the  form  of 
d  declaring  one's  lafi 
iment 

a,  um.  pt.  ahut  to 
r  declare 

I,  um.  pt.  cal/ed  by 
ed  pubUckly,  Tcfta- 
ncupatum,  a  nuncu- 
3r  a  '^ill  declared  and 
Ziiord  of  mouth t  Plin, 
zd,  to  napte,  or  cali, 
>-ebearfef  topronnuncCf 
WicJt/y,  without  tcri- 
'•e  lafi  votlliy  or  tefia* 

atus.  pafT. 

m.  f.  pi.  a  fair,  a 
te  where  a  fair  it  kept 

a<Jj»  pertaining  to  a 

.  pt.  marketing 
\y  um,  adj.  ^yorbe- 
rkets,  Oppidum  hun- 
fair,  or  market  tonun, 
1  nundinariuin,   the 

n\$,' f,  public  fale  of 

8,m.  a  market-man 
t  atus  fum.  dep.  to 
,  tff  fell  publifkly  for. 
f«i/p  at  market 
u  the  marktt,  tbi  day 
mjult 

f,  never,  Nanquam 
^,  ahoays,  Nunqu^m 
fMi»f*Nunqulm  quid- 
ng  at  all 
biiiher  euer 
foh^ber 

,  qiHd,  is  there  ary, 
d  fit;    M  ufua/yprtxl 


N  U'T 


NUT 


ef  taking  leave,  ifanf  jNutrTcans,  ti%  pt.  breeding  up 

fJuOy  ere,  nui,  nutum.  to  nod»  Met.  |  Nutrlcacio,  onis.  f.  a  nurjirg 

to  approve  J  NutrTcator,oris.  m,  anourtfierj^^^ 

Nuper,  adv.   temp,   errime,    fup.    NutrTcatus,  iis.  m.  a  nurfing^  or 


lately  y  of  late,  not  longfmce,  a  few 

hours,  days,  years,  ages  ago 
Nuperus,  a,  um.  adj.  late,  or  new, 

nei^ly  come,  or  taken 
Nupta,  ae.  f.  a  wife 
Nuptiae,  arum.   f.  pi.  a  wedding, 

or  marriage,   the  marriage  folcm- 

nities,  a  ^wedding  day,  the  marri 

ageflate,  Vctula  muitarumnup. 

tiarum,  eften  married,  Cic. 
Nuptialis,  c.  adj.  nuptial,  bridal 
Nuptiirio,  Ire,  to  long  to  he  married 
NupturuSy  a,  um.  pt.  ready  to  be 

married 
Nuptus,  us,  m.  marriage 
Nuptus,  a,  um.  pt.  marritd,  Nupta 

verba,  obfcene  words ^  Fiatit. 
Nuptus,  i.  m.  a  male  bride 
Niirus,  us.  f.  a  fons  wife,  yeung 

married  lady 
Nufqu^m,  adv.  in  no  place,n\where, 

in  no  thing,  in  nopoir.t,  never,  no 

whither,  to  no  place 
Nutamen,  3fnis.  n.  a  nodding 
Nutans,  tis.  pt.  nodding,  feeming  to 

bend,  moving  up  and  down,  ready. 

to  fall,  flufiuatihg,  making  figni. 

M^X.  fickle,  unrefoUtd,Pi€i.fhttking 
Nutatio,    onis.  f.    a   nodding,  the 

moving  of  the  body  from  ont;  fide. 

to  the  other 
NQtiiiSrus,  a,  bai.  pt.  that  will  nod, 

or  j^ake 
Wuto,  are.  to  beckon,  fiake,  et  wag. 

the  head,  to  nod,  to  bend,  to  incline. 

'to  nvave  in  the  wind.  Met.  to  tendy 

or  incline.  Mtt»  to  tatttr,  to /bake, 

to  be  in  danger,  todouLt,  waver 

or  be  unfettled  i 

NtrtrlcMjjdits,  a,  um.  t^biWTJta  ufS 


^ttngmg  up 

NiitricJa,"  orum.  a  nurft^s  wages, 
Pretium  cobIo  fua  per  nutricia 
ferre,  to  pay  the  reivard  of  prefer  • 
vation  by  the  influences  of  heaven 

Nutriclum,  ii.  n.  nurjing  the^k  . 

Nutrico,  are.  to  nurje 

Nt:tricor,  ari.  paff, 

NutrTcor,  ari.  d<*p.  to  nourifh 

Nutrlcula,  ae.  f.  a  little  nurfe,  <r» 
better.  Met.  a  hteeder,ox  bringer  up 

Nutricndus,  a,  um  pt.  tobefirengtL" 
md  with  rejforativet 

Nutricns,  tis.  pt.  nouriftfing 

Nutrimen,  inis.  n.  nobrijhment 

Nutrimentum,  i.  n.  food,  nourijh- 
tnent.  Met.  a  nurjing  up*  Nutria 
menta,  a  way  ofedncationi  ftt$l, 
dreffing 

NOtrio,  Ire,  ivi,  itum.  aft.  to 
nurje,  fuckle,  or  feed  youngs  to 
nourijh,  tojupporf,  keep  up,  cherifb, 
advance,  encourage,  or  abet,  t9 
educate,  or  breed  up,  to  incrcafe, 
to  drefsy  or  apply  medicines  to,  Li- 
t>eros  fuos  nonnulll  ikvare  nutri- 
nnt,  give  them  but  a  niggardly  edu' 
cat  ion  f  Col. 

Nutrior,  iri.  pafT. 

Nutf  ior,  Tri.  dep.  to  nourifb,  or  cul- 
tivate,, to  make  to  grcto 

Nutritius,  a,  um.  adj.  nurfirg 

NutrTtius,  ii.  m.  a  tntor 

NuttiU>r,,dris.  m.  anourifier.  Met. 
he  that  breedeib  eattU,  a  fervanf 
implied  in  drffftng,  bathing^  fee, 

Nulritus,  a,  um.  pt.  tturfed,  JuckUcF 

NutiitUf,  U8.  m.  nauri^iV\rr.\ 


O  B  A 

fure,  confent,,.^KOeight 
KiiXy  nficis.  f.  a  nut,  nut  tree,  «/- 
mond  tree^  any  kind  of  nut,  Nov 
cafla,  the  moji  wortblefi  thing, 
Hon  Nucibiis  reliftisy  noben  we 
ieafe  $u  be  children,  9tkU 

N  ^/w  y . 

lHy&ACottX,  acht.  m.  an  envl 
Kympha,  ae.  f.  a  tymfh^  f^'fii  or 
r'fuer  iioater.     Kymphft,  y^ung 
bees  and  fi.kwormtjuft  fnrmed 
.  Kymphaea,  ar.  f«  tf  w«/^  /iJFy  or 

rnfe 
Kyrophieum,  i.  b.  a  temple  nfnymfbi 


Oadv.  0,  dfed  in  invocating ; 
Ctf/^ff^  f«  fvitne/i  ;  rejoicing } 
grievif^  5  calling,  or  /peaking  to  j 
admiring  j  /«  lurpnfe  j  pitying  j 
abominating  ;  tvi/bing  f  deriding  ; 
praifin^  ;  |^«»^/)'  rebuking,  it  is 
often  under f^ood  both  before  an 
accufacive  and  vocative 

Ob,  prapp,  /(?r, ;.  «.  for  the  effcd- 
ing,  or  attainment  of,  /or,  /'.  «. 
on  the  account  of,  ^jr  r«tf/&D  o/", 
/.  e.  by  the  power,  or  force  of, 
^^f  denoting  Soth  the  efficient 
and  6nal  caufe,  /or,  i.  «.  in  de« 
fence  of,  according  to,  before,  or 
over  again  fit  about,  to,  or  towards, 
Ob  induftriam,  on  Jet  purpofe,  de- 
Jignedlyy  Pl*ut. 

Obseratus,  a»  um.  or,  comp.  tver- 
wbefmedin  - 

Obambulans.  til.  pt.waUitijdtfwn, 

nvalkin^  hef^^n 
Obambiilitio,  imt  i.  «  w«W  t>l 


O  B  D 


OB 


Obambulo,  ire.  to  vfalk  about,  be^  ■     regardlefi 

'  fore,  or  toitb,  or  to  juftU  edU  h  I  Obduro,  arc.  to  bariee 

walking  I         ht>  h/iVdtnfA  /trA  immm 

Obarmo,  are.  a£t.  to  arm 
Obaro,  ire.  to  plow  all  round 
Obaror,  iri.  to  be  tilbd  about 
Obiter,  tr»,  trum.  black  about 
Obauritus,  a«  um.~pt.  gilt  over 
Obba,  ae.  f.  a  jug,  a  noggin 
Obbrbo,  ore.  to  drink  up 
Obbruteo,ere,  ai.  ro  be  thur.derfiruck, 

aftonijbed,  ox flup'd 
Obbrutrico,  ere.  to  grow  fenfekft 
Obciecans,  tis.  pt.  blinding 
Obcaecatas,  a,  am  pt.  blinded 
Obcxco,  ^t^.  to  blind,  to  ccver 
Obca?cor,  art,  atus.  pafT.  to  be  c§' 

vered  over,  or  hid.  Met.  to  become 

fcarce  vifble 
Obcalleo,  ere>  ui.  to  grow  bard,  tit 

caU'iut 
ObdituSf  a,  um.  pt.  barred 
Obdo,  jfre,  didi.  Ttum.  to  oppofe,  to 

clofe,/fop,.orjhut,topuf  acrojt,to  bar 
Obdormio,  ire,  Ivi,  Itum.  to  fall 

a  peep,  to  fleep  out 
Obdormifco,  ere.  tofallajleep 
Obduco,  ?rc,  xi,  ftum.   to  lead  a^ 

gainjl,  to  lay  over,  to  cover  over, 

to  drink  off  at  a  draugbt.  Curium 

ohduccre,  tojet  him  up  at  a  can- 

didate,  Cic.  Obducere  frontem,  to 

knit  the  brows.  Quint. 
Obducor,  i.  pafs*  to  be  covered 
Obdu£tio,  onis.  f.  g.  a  covering 
Obdu£ko,  are.  unde  obdodor,  ari. 

pair,  to  be  brought  to  noje  oeie 
Obdu£lu8,  a,  um.  pt,Jf>read  emtr^vt 

before,  clofid  together,  put  againflf 

bidden,cox/ered^cloKd*d,wfromidng 
Obduretur,  imperf.  let  ut  harden  our- 

(<{«<!»  Cic. 


be  bardned  andinmet 
Obedien^,enti$.  pt.^t 
ffimns,  fup.  obedient, 
fit, prof perous,  fucaftfi 
Obedienter,  us,  compJi 
Obediential  as.  f.  oMk 
Obedio,  ire,  Ivi,  n.  to  1 

lifW  advice 

Obeditur,  imperCoW/e 

Obelifcus,  u  m.  an  obe 

Obelus,  i.  m.  adag^a 

mark  ofdifnpprobetin 

Oheo,  ire,  li  vtl  ivi,  T 

or  be  ready  mt,  to  ca 

fuch  a  time,  to  vijlt, 

to  move  to  and  fro,  ti 

or  all  over,  to  go  aili 

to  loot  over,  or  view, 

in  enamerating,  to 

round  a  thing,  to  go  ti 

difcharge,  or  perform^ 

of,  clofe  with,  ox  folk 

lethum,  vel  diem  ob 

obi  re,  to  die 

Obeor,  Iri,  Ftus.  pa(f. 

ObequTto,  are.  to  n'dem 

OberraiH,  tis.  pt.  vwm 

Oberro,    are.  to  naidk 

^  fpread  in  am  irregnlm 

fiy  ovrr,  to  fniJUke,  ' 

fenper  obcrrat  eUen 

on  the  fime  firing,  H» 

Obefco,arfe.  tetramlm 

Obesttat,  itis.  f.  fe^ 

Obefo,  are.  to  fatten 

Obefot,  a»  vm.  ffioM 

pfmwtp^tr^ufmelkH 

Obeundaiy  a,  wn.  pt  < 
geme  Us  or  nnfted,  ttk 


\o\i^utt^^^^>.'^<'*  ^« rwtt Utin Vih%\     f  fmed,  looked ofiet 
\1   V)aTA^^t»^w^^^'^^^*'»^^^'^*»K^'^^ 


B  J 


O  B  L 


O  J  L 


,   &c.  that  fecurt  a 

»  tht  way 

I,  jirmly 

,  uio*  jm  ofHrmatu*!, 

•,  com  p.  AW,  rcjolved 

ftu.  ofFirmo,  aft.  to 
'ca»tt  ipfiixibU 

ogpaiiio.  Ire.  n.  to 
er  in  one's  ear 

fi,  fum.  tofltckat^  to 
fianttjiiil 
•e.  fa  fiick  fajl 
,  ui.  to  kokjirrce 

pt,  /jrz»i^  m  the  foay 
ui.  f»  /{^  ;»  tie  wajy 
,  or  ^^  ex}>o,ed  to 
I,  i.  n.  ajluice 
m,  i.  n,  d  chargi 

,is.  f.  «  charging  $ne 
um.  pt.  •h\f(ied 
to  throw.  Met.   /o  /<s- 
»^  againfit  t9  cap  iu 

pair. 
,  um.  pt.  about  to  §p- 
ilace  againji 
m.  pt.  thrown  to,  MA. 

%usy,  opf>ofeti  tJ,  oh- 
fturo.fubft.  that  which 
the  way,  an  ohftMl* 

m.  a  placing  between, 
m  iute'pofuiti^  ajpic- 

or  ohjtB 
rs.  pt,  gting  9iret  and 
-rounaivg,  dt/chargini 


I,  um.  pt.  to  betbje^ed 
;.  pt,  interpffittg 
[cci,cftuni.  di^.toput 
btttf  or  lay  in  the  way^ 
t§  oifjeEfy  to  mertion  at 
,   to  place  fcr  one's   de- 


Ob}4cior,  i.  paff.  to  befiewn,  &C. 
OhirafccBS,  til.  pt.  angry  with 
Obir.ifcor,  i.  dep.  to  t>e  angry 
Oiilratio,  onis.  f.  a  being  ungry 
Ooliaius,  a,  um.  pt.  angry ,  or  j«- 

raged  agah^ 
Obiitrr,  adv.  by  the  by,  by  the  way^ 
'  by  chance 

ObTlurus,  a,  um.  pt.  that  tvtU  per- 
form, or  ttcecute 
OoituSi  a^  um,  pt.  per  fanned 
Obi'tu  s,  us.  m.  tf  coming  to,  or  meet- 
ing, death,  dcceajcy  a  Jetting^  or 
going  d'jwn 
ObjurganHus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  rtm 

proved,  blamed 
Objurgass,  tis.  pt.  rebuking 
Objurgatio)  5nis.  f.  a  chiding 
Objurga'.or,    oris.  m. '  a  rebuker^  m 

chider 
ObjurgatoriuSy  a,  um.  adj.  chiding 
Objurgiitus,a,um.pt  having  reproved 
Objurgito^arc.  to  chide  much,  or  ojten 
ObjurgOj  arc.  aft.  to  chide^   rebuke, 

b'ijme,   or  reprove,  to  upiraid 
Objurgor,  an,  acus.  paff. 
Oblanguco,  ere,   ui,  five  oblaogu- 

cCo^  ere.  /•  be  enfeebled 
Oblaiio,  oQ.s.  f.  r.n  oLLtion,  or  of- 
fering, a  bene^oUnce,  or  free  gift 
ObUtiuacula,  ae,  t  a  little  offering 
Oblatrans,    tis.  pt.  harking 
Oblatratrix,  kls.  f.  a  Jcoid 
lOblatro,  aie,  to  rail  at 
Oblat(!ru8,  a,  um.'pt.  will  offer 
Oblatus,  a,  um<.  pt.    brought  to,  or 
before,  put  into  the  mind,  offered, 
prefer ed,   infiifhi,  g^ven,  forced, 
dme,Qx  perjoruHd  upon,  or  bj  vio- 
ienee,  d.ne  by  defgn,  or  onpurpofe 
01>leftai;en,in.i.  n.  a  pl^a/ute 
0\>]6& AmtntMm,  \.  n.  delight 
Oblcftatjo,  oni«.  f.  pleasure,  de/!£bt\o\iYv'^\i«.^ 
Obl§^o,  Are,  fp  tttraSl,  allure^  oi \     \  \  \ 


Uyite  to  hy  its  pUafatnmefe,  eitfsr- 
tainiyfomedifcourfe,  to  egtprtfUt, 
delight,  Jo/act,  pleafe 
Oblcttor,  ari,  atu«.  paff,  ^ 

Oblcnio,  Ire,  ivi.  to  Joftet 
QMTdo,  ere,  {%,  /tiin.  tp  betoQfU/k 
Obligandus,  a,  ua.  pt.  ft  be  obliged' 
OblTgant,  tit.  pt.  obliging 
ObJigatio,  onit.  U  «  tyihgtUfi  if, 

obligation ,  tb4  engaging  . 
Obligator,  oris.  m.  that  tindeth 
OUigaturuSy  a,  un.  pt.  about  to  ok* 

lige,  or  bind 
Obligitus,  a,  um.  pr<  &  z6],  ctt 
comp.  tied,  or  bound  about  J  joined 
in  embraces  lAtUengaged,  pttwn^f 
or  mortgaged,  vowed  Jokmnlf^ 
bound,  or  engaged  by/ecurity  given, 


OblTgo,  arc.  ift.  to  bind,  or  tit  up, 
to  render  obnoxious  to  guilt,  or  p««  . 
nifliment,  to  er^age,  pawn,  or 
Uy  atjiake,  to  tngage,w  oblige^  by 
the  ties  of  promije,  oath,  form  of 
law.  Sec.  or  by  any  ftcurity gitfOs, 
tojbtige,  engage.or  bind  by  kindntfi  , 

Obiiger,  aji,  atus.  paflT, 

0\htrAt\is,a,^im,^t.cove/edwitbmud 

Obllmo,  are.  to  cover  with  mud* 
Met.  to  make  una^ive*  heavv.  of 
dull  •" 

Oi^Umo,  ire.  to  cotifume,  or  w.tflt     . 

OblToio,  Ire,  ivj,  Itum.  to  unoinf, 
or  fmear  over,  to  dawb  eveo 

Oblinltus,  a,  um.  ^t,  jmeared  over 

OblTno,  ere,   leyi,   Jitum.    aft.  -ta 

davA>,  fmear,  or  lay  over  wifha 

Met.  to  defame,  to  tamifh,  or  dc*in 

Obilquans,  tis.  yt,p.'jcingoblifue:y^, 

turning  afide,  or  apitw 

|Ohl'qu3tio,onis.t■.flw.W/>»<Ji^^v**'■'S 
OllIv\uil\»'i^-3k^>au'..  Tur.mn^civ     ** 


O  B  L 


O  B  N 


O  ] 


tbamrtJAn.im^rtBfy^piffCnert'  XOWirvn^  a,  um.  chfiktt 

fy^  kf  •hfcurt  imfimuati^ms  '"' ' 

ObJIquitas,  atis.f.  whliqmity 
Gbliquo,  arc  ad.  to  make^  pt^e, 

or  tmrM    Mifue^   6f  fiitway,    to 

drrtH^  or /arm  «Mr  fu/f 
Ob|jqaor,  iriy  atot.  pafT. 
Obliquus,  a,«in.  ohUfme,  JUkmay, 

metting,  entering,  Jlnkimg,  or  hoi- 

91^  ehlifmelf,  trmn*verje,  or  «rro/j, 

frockeitt  hemdlmg.h/ic^.JIfymairciw, 

etni^ys,  ilie'^inmmre,   or /purieat, 

O.liquus  caCus,  the  •btijae  cmfe 
OWifus,  a,  um.   pt.  f>rejtd  dovm, 

Faucikus  cbUfn^ttrjetingfirang' 

M,  Tar. 
Oblitcrandus,  a,  cm.  pt.  fbetnped 

tut  ofmoKvrjy  or  f^rgnt 
Oblirerans,  tis.  pt.  thtring  wrf 
Obliti'rit  ..,  onis.  t.  -iicay 
Oblftjra.us,  a,  um.  ohU:erated^  far- 

gcstm^    obfoktt 
Obiitero,  are.  to  piuterete^  toiht, 

r.r  rmfe  c:it 
OMiilFror,  ari,  atus.  palT. 
tlbtftefco,  erf,  vi.  to  be  h:J 
Cb):':u?,  a,  um.  pt.  d^zovej.  Met. 

Ohliicr,  J,    «m.  pf.  f/w  obiiTifcorJ 

i^vt^g  fr^t*  Met.  haznKg  hp, 

PafT.    i>eit^ forget 
OMTvio,  6ni£.  f.   >*  firgfttirg,  the 

h^^irg    forgot,    the  hii^g  Jorgst^ 

fc^tttJatKfft,  #»  jwn^,  okSvioK. 

Obiiviones,  pU  urTjingodjfffes 0/ 
fi'gftfilneji 
Oostx.oius  a.um.^'oyyc'yrf/it/,  <«a> 

<.^KIi\i(ceRduM)ttin.pt.r«^yf.'^far£tt 
re  exit 


Obnubo,ere^  pfi,  t 

OM6catD8,  a,  um.  pt.  let  out  i  Obr.tibor,  2.  to  te 

Oblocu,  are.  to  let  omt  to  hire  Obnu'  cians,  tis.  ] 

Obi^cutor,  oris.  m.  am  in*err»pter       Obnurciarioy  dois 

Oblongus,  a,  um.  ebhug  Obnunciator,  imp 

Obioquor,  t,  Cdtus.  to  irterrwpt,  to  tbct  the  time  is 

gixe  bmd  tanfrnage.  Met.  to  rf    Obnuncio,  are. /»< 

promcbt  to  fay  \T\  numbcis,/»^^.    Obnuptio,  onis.  f. 

Virg,  JEn,  6,  646.  Cboleo,  ui,  ere,  it 

Oblu^aas,  tis.  Y^- Jfrvgg1>''g»  Met.       ^r^^ig,  ox  fitnk  oj 

hard  to  he  removed,  Stst,  Syht.  3,    O bolus,  i.  m.  afm 

1,  20.  tf    Mver,    weig 

Oblofiitus,  o,  um.  pt.  httftwgfirmg-        grains 

gUii  Aga'.njt  Oooiior,  iri,  ortus 

Oblu^^or,  ari.   tojhvggle.  Met.  to        rije.  Met.  tcjhn 

cent.Hd  nrrh  Obortus,  a,   um.  j 

Obildo,  S-e,  fi,  foir.  fs^jiffr  ip^eod.  Met.  tm 

Obmclicndns,  a,  um.  roif  c//4f/^       Obofrulor,  ari.  to 

Ohnaolior,  tii,  Itus  fum.  toHot^,  or    Ocrepena,  tis.pt.  < 

fhtre  Obrcoo,  ere,  pfi,  p 

Ob.Twmuro,  are.  to  murmur  iv  prix'atefy,  to  er 

Obicutefco.  StC;  ui.  to  hfcomedumh,         hy  degre^y  '*/*'/ 

to  te  fijnrtf  to  he  o:/t  tf  uft  Obrepto,  arc.  to  cr. 

OSnatus,  a,  um    i^t.  i^ttvm  aco»t        Obrctior,  Fri.  tA  hei 

Orn?ens,  tis.  vi. firu^*iing  Obrigco,    err.    to  I 

Obnitor,  ti,  obnixus  lum    toj^itg'        ^ithamt JtkJ^^  or  1 

gie,  to/rrive,  re  eedavaur  Obugefcoy  ere,  rigu 

Oji::xe,  adv.  earrcjlly  crmrtisr/e's 

Oi.nixu«,  a.  yrr .  ft.  hearing  ajaitfi,    Obroc'o,  ere,  fi,  fun 

Jhxiirg  f.in:,   rcfffute,  ftcdy  OWof  itio,  onis.   f. 

Obnoxie,  aav.  ftcrjuily^  mt  freery,        revc/^w 

gfr>:'y  ObrS^iiur,    iviperfiD 

O'^noxic^ij  2ii.  ftn-suratly  madejjrm  mevf  U 

Obnoxioluf,  a,  um.  Aflf^i'rf  c*utrmry  to  m  fort 

Obocxius.  a,  um.  %.*].  urdfrfearof       f^me  dmufrt  of  tt,  C 

foKe  ptrfcn,  fOKfaeus  tfh%  crimes,    Obr8|:o,  are.  to  prop 

and  confe^nentjy  ret  merirgrodi,'-        of  m  la%o  contrary  i 

cK-ge  his:,  cotrphmg  'ziith.   Met.    Obrofoi,  a,  om.  pt.  j 

hi  holder  tOf  tt.'-gedy  artmched,  umder    Obroeatf  us,  a,  «un.  p 

au  okHgatioK,  ohfuxicMtt  ha  thy  or  I      covered 

expcjedtc,  Juhjeff  to  be  hutt.proKe,  |  Obruetis,  til.  pt.  com 

ot  wtUwi  tc,  ^carious  j  Obrvo,  ere,  ni,  utuac 

oiveraheh 
owtnb0 


Obrvo,  ere,Ds,t 
I     eiver^  or  •wrs 


O  B  S 

:,  em  found,  or  rtfiV,  to  over* 
ot  o-verfpreadf  to  fall  uptjiy 
try  in  its  ruins^  to  overtbrowt 
tktn,  or  leffen,  to  avert,  or 
» 

i.  paflT. 

ae.  f.  the  affayfir  goli 
I    a,  um.   pt.   covered  over^ 
belmedydrctoned,[»'wn,  aatn- 
>,  kuried 

w,  ari,  /«  Ajrvtf  enwgh  of 
,  orum.  pi.  n.  the  privities 
,  adv.  obscenely 
:as,   atis.  f.  obtcenify       \ 
•y   a,   um.    obfccenuSy  vr/ 
ibfcaenus,  ifllmus^  inaufpi' 
miuous,  iUbodingy  foreboded^ 
Me,mnnittfiPaI,  njfy,  not  fit  to 
Qt  drank yobficne,  ribaldrous, 
Jsmd,  bawdy 
dui,a,  um.pt.  to  be  di/^uifed 
s,  tis  pt,coverin^,obft:uriti£ 
io,  dais.  f.  a  darkn'mg 
urus,  a,  um.  pt.  that  will 
ibfcure  i 

U9,  »,  «m.  pt.  darknedy  co' 
lofiyjo^iotten 
adr.  lus,  comp.  darkly,  ob- 
voitb  dark  exprtjjioniy  dif- 
j^fyy  Vfithout  publtc  notice 
5>  aria.    f.   dujkincfs,  dim- 
tnt  of  perspicuity^  ohfcuriy 
fy  to  be  found  out y  o    under- 
tanneft  of  birth,  ox  (jnali^ 
arc-  a<f^.  to  darken^  to  hide^ 
to  make  dim.  to  render  hard 
ierfhody  to  difguifeyperpUx  y 
obfcure 

ari,atus.  pafl. 
,   adv.  darkly 
a,  um.   aoj.  ior,  com  p. 
fup.  blacki fiy ,  dufky y  dark. 
f,  miftyy  bidden^  diubtjul^ 


O  B  S 

elofeyrefervedyfly^fubtily  crafty  y  ig- 
nobUyof  mean  parentage^oor  ^meany 
low,  i>itiftil 
Obfecrundus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  in 

treat  id 
Obfecrans,  li«.  pt.  befeeching 
Obfctratio,  onis.  f,  a  fupplication 
Ob'ecraturus,  a,  um.  wdlbefeecb 
Obfccrdtus,  a,  um.  pt.  eamefly  be- 

fnght 
Oblecro*  are.  to  begy    or  conjure^  to 

befeecb,  or  beg  for  God's  fake 
Obsectindo,  are.  ail.  to  bumour,  to 

do  readily  as  one  is  bid 
Obfecuturus,  a,  um«  pt.  about  to  bu- 
mour 
Obsecutus>  a,  um.pt.  bawng  fub' 

mttted 
Obsepio,  ire,  pfi,  ptum.  to  flop,  to 

block  ttpy  to  binder 
Obsepior,  iri.  palT. 
Obfeptam,  i.  n.  0  bedge^  Jisppago 
Obfeptus,  a,  um.  pt.  bedgedy  flopped 
I  ObsequeU,  as.  f.  compliance 
Obsequens,    tis.   adj.    ior,    comp. 
iifimuSy  fup.  compliant^  obcdientf 
dutiful.  Voiuptati  obfequeos^  gi- 
ven  topleafurgy  Ter, 
Obscquenter,  adv.  vlTimc,  fup.  witb 

compliancey  dutifully 
Obseq'ientia,  ae.  f.  compliance 
Obicquiolus,  a,  um    obequious 
Obseqaiuin,ii.  n.  obfejutoufnefsyCom' 
plianccy  humouring y  gentle  manage- 
menty  or  ufage^fiattery^  indulgence 
tochihrenyy  ready  (ubmiffiony  obedi- 
ence, loyalty  y  fuhjeSiion,  fiavery 
Ob-oqjor,  i,  cuius  fum.  dcp.  tofol- 
lotUy  to   attend  tOy  to  humour y  to 
fubmity  to  fer'vCy  tofiafteryOX  cringe 
to,  Ariimo  obfequi,  P.'aur.  Ter,  to 
indu'ge  one^sjelfy  or  make  merry 
Obs'ratus,   a,   um.    pt,   locked^    or 


okfctire,  fecret,  myjier/fius,  I     Ifarred  up,  Mtl.  frut  up 


O  B  S 

Obsero,  are.  to  lock,  or  bolt  a  door 

fafiy  to  fhut  itiy  Met.  to  cloje  up 
Obfervabilis,  c    adj.  obfervable 
Obfervandus,  pt.  to  bo  obferved 
Qbfervans,  tis*  pt.  &  adj.or,  gomp. 
(Hmus,  fup.  obfetvingy  ob/ervant, 
careful  to  pleafe 
Obfervantia,  ae,  f.  o^fenoatiotty  re* 

gard,  efieemy  honour 
Obfervator,  oris,  m,  an  ohferver 
Obfcrvaturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  toob^ 

ferve 
Obfervatus,  a,  um*  obferved 
Obfervatus,  us.  m.  obfervation 
Obfervo,  a*  e.  to  watcb,  to  obferve, 

to  efietm,  bonour,  reverence 
Obfervor,  ari,  atus^palf.  . 
Obfes,  idis.  m*  &  f.  an  boftagt 
Obrefllo,  onis.  f.  a  befteging 
Obfeffor,  oris,  m,  abtfieger 
ObfefTuKus,  a,um.  pt.  abeut  to  befiege 
ObfeiTufy  a,  um.  pt.  beftty  hefieged^ 
blocked  upy  furrounded^  frequented, 
thrcnged 
Obfibiio    are.  to  tobi/He 
Obfiden,  ere,  pdi,  eflum.  to  fecure, 
or  guardy  to  keep  a  firi&  eye  wer^ 
to  befiege,  to  fur  round,  to  environ 
Obfideor,  eri,  felTus.  palf, 
ObsTdio,  onis.  f,  afitge 
Obsidionilis,  e.  adj.  efafiege 
Obfidior,    ari,  atus   fum.    dep.  /• 

I'e  in  wait 
Obfidiurt},  it.  n.  a  Jiegr,  a  blockade, 
a  Watching,  an  ambufh,'  apparent 
danger 
Obfidium,  i,  n.  \ab  obfesj^n  bofiagt 
Ob'^Ido,  fedi,  ere,  to  keep  blocked  up 
Ob(ignandu8,a,um.  pt./o  bejealedup 
Obfignator,  oris.  m.  a  fealer 
Obftgoatus,  a,  um.  pt.  fealed,  Ta- 
beliis  ubngnatis  agere  cum  a.1^ 
t\UO»  to  bold  on*  Xo  V\v  Vor^oAn 
OUv^t\o,\xt»  ^Qi.  to  JeaVu^   ^ 
1\  \% 


O  B  S 

ObHcnor,  ari.  paO*. 
Obnpo,  aie.  U  ffrinklt 
ObfifVentt  tij.  pt.  croiodinff 
Ohfiftitor,  imperf.  r-/: fiance  h  made 
Obfifto,   grc,  ftitiy  riVcsm.  to  fiard 
.    inthevftiy,   tofiif,   oi  hinder,  to 

opptfe 
Obsit|is,  a,  urn*  ^t.fwwn  •^er  Kuith 
feedy  Jet,   or  pUnttdy  ctvind  all 
ovir,  ^rtfed  'Ufith 
QSfolefacio,  to  become  ohjohe 
ObsolefafluS;  a,  unv  pt.  grown  «^ 

/o/f/e,  old,  or  unfit  fr-r  nfe 
Obsoleo,   ui  &'  cvi,   ere.   f#  ^''<««' 

o»/  ©/  u(e,  to  lofe  its  authority 
Obiillefco,  Ire.  to  grew  out  cf  »f:, 

to  hie  its  talui,   Lc. 
Obsdiet^^    a^.    comp.    obfoletiusy 

very  old  fajbioned/y 
ObfoJctM,  a, urn.  or,  comp.  fliraus, 
£up*anfi^ttMted,obfolete,fta/eiWbrth' 
iefs,  Dtvtfitydirfy,/o^ry,Jidiped, 
difootwtred 
Obsolidatos,  a,  urn.  hardned 
Obsonator,  ori«.  m.  a  purveyor 
Obsenatas,  us.  m.  a  taterirfr 
QbsoniMBiyi.  a.  l^uimv,  any  viBuals 

taten  toith  broad 
Obbono,  arc.  art.  to  cater 
Obeonor,  ari.  pafl". 
Pb«ono,   arc.  to  fpeak  nvhiljl  ano- 
ther is  ff  caking,  Ji*  that  he  cannot 
bt  heat  J 
Obl'ipior,  iri.  .paQ*.  to  fall  ajf^rp 
ObfrtibeO;  ^41  ^  pfi,  ert.  /^  (up  up 
pbrtaoiiluMi,  )i.  n.  un  ohjl  .^U 
Obftans,   tis.  pc.  hini'iKfr^ 
Obftaotia,  a,  *.  oppojiti.n 
Obflatnr,  in»perf.  cppoli,'i>}v  it  ma.ie 
0bUatarus,a,uiP.  pt.  that  ivitlfLith' 

fiand,  or  fpp»fi 
ObiktmOf  crc.  tvhyd'tvn 
Oblhtriciksjn,  ii.  ".  «  ri<'.\frv 
Ob/lcl_ri»,  uis.t.  a  tsiti^vjj^ 


o  B  8 


ObftTnate,  adv.   ius,   fiimc,  refok/- 
eMst    refo\te!y,crnJiat:!v,  firott^ly 
Ob<l7nalio,  nnis.  f.  ohfiinacy 
Obflinat'jni  c'V.  imperf.  it  is  firmly 

Te!f>!^ei  andf,xfd 
Obflinacos,  a,  um.    pt.  ^aHj.  or, 
como.  iTimus  fu.'*.  (read.,  fix^a, 
ufimoxf'df/e/f'zi^U.'td,  dciemintd,  re- 
fo'ute,  rbBinate 
Obftino,  iue.  art.  to  he  obfiinate 
Obftipus,  i;  nm.fiiJF,  or  thatiscar^ 
ritdfiifon  one  file,  et**»oked,  awry 
OhQaKMxn,  i.  n.  a  place  firack  with 

thunder,  or  lightninfr,  tbliquity 
Obfiicui,  a,  um.  blajhd  with  hgbt- 
ringf  f.ruck  nvith  a  panic  terror, 
»f righted  into  mddne  shy  an  appa 
rition^  oblique^  crooked 
ObflOf  are,  ftTci,  ilitum  &  ftatam. 
to  be  iMterpoJed,  tofiands^a  limit, 
to  ivttkJTsnd,  t9  left,  kimaer 
:  Obfbtur,  iinperCi  oppofition  is  made 
Obftragulutn,  ti,  n»xohich cover eth 
Obflrepens,  tit.  pt.  making  a  not)* 
Obl^rSpitur,  irop^rf.  they  cry  out 
ObftrlSpo,  ^rr,  ui,  rum.   to  make  a 
r.o'fey  to  found,  to  hinder  the  being 
heard f  to  interrupt  by  r.oife 
Obftrcpor,  i.   p*(r.    ' 
|Obfl:  irtiiF,  a,  um.  pt.   tied  .hard  a- 
I      bbi.!.  Met.':/*  'fg^d  engaged^  &  c .  iw  - 
tj::g!:d,fa^,  in.rarJ.  'Obftrirtus 


O  BT 

to  pafon,  to  engage  Mff  ff^ 

gle,    to  bting  ttnder  the  fe:^ 

tf  bring  under  the  gaiit  *f,  (•' 

lt*te  ana  pre  fare  Ly  iv.ean"*" 

Obftnngor,  \,  Ju^Sriaus.  ^iC' 

Obftru«tlio,  on  is.  f.  ancbye^ 

Obi^ru£luru8,  a,  uiu.  pt.  f^ilH 

Obfttnrtus,  z,    um.  pt.  /'^ 

fiifut  tip,  ohfiraBed,  preje  .h^ 

Obftrudo,  rrc.  art.  to  crem^ 

Obftruo,  ere,  xi,  ftum.  acl.  4 

fill,  or  elem   up,  r»  bjrrk^ 

infeipo/e.  Met.    /•  rcnelir  M 

apprthemfion^   toeclpfi,  «» * 

iejs  noted,  or  aumired 

Obflruor,  t.  pafl*. 

ObAiipef  acio,Sie  eci.aA.  tid 

Obftiipgtartus,  a,  um.  ft.//» 

Obfliipeo,  ui,  ire.  tubtf^ 

Ohftupefco,  Sre.  to  be  e^ortid 

Obadpidas,  a,  tsm.  fenj'eltjt 

Obfooi,  ct,  foi,  ei?k.  B.;«*'^ 

Obfuo,  ere,  ui,  utom.  to  /^ 

Obfuor,  paff,  tebefiop$ed 

Obfurdeo,  ere,  u?,  n.tokel4 

Obsurdefco,  i5ie.  to  grotf  J«r 

ObsGtus,  a,  um.  pt.  feweJop 

Obtertus.a,  um.  pt.  eivsteij^ 

dtjguifed,  defended 
Obtegendus,  a,  um.  pt.  tehttl^ 

or  hid 
Obte/tns,  t^s.  ^t.  eoneeaS^ 


patri.c,  ov)  fg  ti  bis  country   the  i  Oblcieo,  ere    xi,  rtrm.  af"  «*' 


fujfc  ti  'ig  of  p  u  rtifij  ft  -  n  'for  attt  mpt 

'  ,r  jti  de;! rue) ion,  C;r. 
ObAiirtus    US.  Tn.  rt.r.'-t>«w/* 
OofiiV^.'llJiDr,  «  ri  .   m.  ndcrrafier 
Olftng,ii;(),   nr.!.  /. .i  obOiingilio,   to 

ia-nprr.  ti.-dn^le,  titwefii:i  upon,  to 

}  "' 
iJuir  Jijill.Unros,«,"'i™»rl-  that  tvill 

htndtf  y  or  o;/"'/v' 
lOV^'v^\xr'^u^  ttf^  X.,    irtum.  art.  to 


0?-^.  bide^  or  ccnctal 
OblS^'or,   i.  pair. 
Obre.i  peia(io.  5iii$.  f.  ^7*^" 

/o,  or  confp.\iKg  w-tb 
O'^tempe.aC;  I ,  in  per:,  if'j^. 
Obienu-riaiurus,a,uni.  ft  tt4 

Citnf  y  ti-;  t 
Obt^mi  cro,  arc.  to  fM^V«^ 
Obre.vdrni,    tn,    pi.    t/rg p 

exruje 
^Obie;ido,  ere,  di,  fom.  fir  ii« 


B  T 

or  place'  befo-e^  to  cxfl 

.  paflT. 

ft,  it  «;Ji  obtained 
a,  um.  pt.  rM^  '".f"^' 
I,  win.    pt.   (prtad  orvir^ 

I  um.  faA  ob^neor]  ab- 

s.  m.  the  spreading  voer  ^ 
cover,  orjbelirr 
a,  um.  pt.  ro  ^^  crujbed, 
i 

Lrivi,  ituTT),  7i€i.ipcrujhy 
upoHy  to  overrun,  or  </^- 
nly  with  numhert.  Met. 
>«;»  with  'oUI'-rtce  and 
to  run  down,  dijparagt, 
ilue 

:ritu«.  pair,  to  be  broken 
0  be  trod  to  djatb,  to  be 
J  be  eaf.iy  ptrmounted 
15.  pt.  calling  to 'ivttnefs^ 
rayi»ji[  heart ily,allfdg\rtg 
onis.   f.   an  earmftfup- 

a,  um.  pt.  earnejtly  be^ 

'\,  atus  fum.  dep.  to  call 
to  protefi,  to  conjure,  to 

is.  pt.  covering 
,  ui,  turn,  to  cover 

paflT. 

at.  f.  apnfrjpefit 
;  oi.  n.  tobe  filtnt 

a,  um.   toberttained 
u  pt.  obtaining^  &c.  pof- 

e,  ui,  tentum.  ad.  to' 
,  retain,  to  continue,  to 
e/end,  /upport,  tojupplf, 
vht  getf  tQ  mati^e,  tQ 


O  B  T 

prevail  upon,  to  accomplijby  *ffe3, 
bring  about,    to   extend   over,    to 
tuke  up,  to  evince,  to  make  good, 
to  hold,  rule,  or  govern 
Obuneor,  eri.  pali".  to  be  held 
Obtinct,  imperl'.  it  (Maineth 
Oht»ne«ur,  inaperf.  It  pretniletb 
Obtingir,  cb^t.  pta^t.  obti^it,roi»4/>- 

pen,  to  be  aUottid 
Obtingit,  imp?rf.  it  falUtb  by  lot 
Obtorp<*o,  vtl  ob«^orpefco,   ere,  ui, 
to  beft{ff',  or  numb 


O  B  V 

make  duU,  to  teavee 
Obtundor,   i,  ufut.  pafT.  blunted  at 

the  point 
Obcujifus,  verobtufus,  a>utn.'^ii/l 

fftedy  brut  fed,  blunted 
Obiurafnexitumf  i.  n.  a  ftopplty  a 

dam,  or JIuice 
Obturatus,  a,  um.  pt.fiopped 
Obturbarls,  tis.  pt.  tiifturbing 
Obrurbaiujr  \m^. interruption  is  given 
Obluibarus,  a,um.  pt.  greatly  difor- 

aered,  mudded 


Obiorqueo,   ere,  fi,   turn,  to  turefl  ;  Obturbo,  arc.    aft.    to   di/order,  to 
/Ir-r/.'/y,  to  turn  fwiftly  \      beat  down.  Met.  to  difiurb,  to  in- 

OhtoTt\)S/d,um.^t»  wreathed,  twified  i      tcrrupt 
Obtredtaiif,  tis.  pt.  tnvying,  uifpa-  1  Obturgefco,  ^rfe.  n.  to/well 


raging 
Ob'reftaiio,  oiiis.  f.   an  envying ^  a 

difpar  aging 
Obtrcttalor,  oris.  m.  a  maliciout  op- 

pofcr 
Oblrefta-ur  impeif.  ajlur  is  put 
Obtreftatus,  us.  m.    uet,aFiion 
Obtre£lo,  arc.  toaifpatage,  tooppofe 
Obtrltus,  a,  um.  pt.  broke  to  pieces, 

trod  to  death f  beit  into  pawder. 

McK.JJigbted,  dejpifed 
Obtritus,.  Ui.  m.  a  bruifir.fr 
Obtrudo,  ere,  fi,  fvin.  aft.  to  thrufi 

again/I,  to  force  upon.    Obtrudere 

palpum  alicui,  to  cajole^  orwhee- 

die  one,  Plaut. 
Obtrudor,    i.  pafT,  ' 

Obtruncatio,  onis.  f.  verb,  the  cut- 
ting off"  the  bead 
Obtruncaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 

cut  off  a  bead  ^ 

Oblruncatus,  a,  um.  pt.  beheaded 
Obtrunco,are.  aft.  /c  cut  off  the  head 
Oblruncor,  ari.  pafl*.  ; 

Obtueoir,  eri,  utus  fum.  dep.  to  losJ^ 

at,  to  lookjiedfafily  \ 

Obcundo,  ere,   udi,   ufum.  aft.  to 


Obiuio,  aie^  to  flop  up*  Ut  amorem 
ohXnrrtX.  ^^^v\ii\,mtty fatiify  hunger 
Obiufius,  adv.  coirp.  mote  bluntly 
Obtutus,  a,  una.  pt.  heatm,  blunted, 
ohtuje, dim, faint,  retidcred  languid, 
jifnfeltfs^  xgmranty  *ictak 
O bill t us,  us.  m.a  looking  at 
Obvag'o,  Ire    Ivi,  num.  tobetnu- 

blrfome  by  crying 
Obvallatus,  a,  um.  }pU  fortified 
Obvcnio,  Ir<,  cni,    entum.    n.  to 
meet  by  chance,  tohappen^to  ccme  to 
ObventJO,  onis.  f.  revenue 
Obvcnturus,    a,  um.  pt.  that  iviU 

ccme  tOy  at,  or  by  a  tfme 
ObverfaDS,  tis.  pt.  converfant 
Obvtrsatus,  a,  um.  pt.  appearing 
Obverfor,   ari,   dep.   to  he   up  end 
do'son  frequently,    to  appeqr  he/ore 
one.    Obvcrfatur^ad  aures,  perpe- 
tually funding  in  the  ears,  Lucr. 
Obverlus,  prip.  towmdt 
Obverfus,  a,  xjin.ttt.turniitg towards, 

or  again/i,  bufitd  in 
Obverto,  ere,  ti,  Cum.  to  turn  agairff, 
to  bsfituate  t'.iv<tr4s,  to  turn  about 
Obvcrtor,  \,  \^i.\\\ 


o  c  c 

#w,   at  hard,  to  be  cctnc  ^ty   put- 
ting a  ftp  to 
CbvigiJo,  5rc.  tf>  ':v.'7'ch  u^^^.r^fi 
ObviuSi  a,  um.  uujnit^  in  Tij-tvay, 
hinder  irg^    h^jlikf  '^r^i^K    '^j'\f' 
ffte.ujy  f^T'warjy  KiiahU,:  -^r/tcuSj 
fxpojcdtc^  o6r.<x:r.t,t,  fitfriire 
Obumbrans,  tis    yr.  ;;.a^f.ii:it7 
Obumbratus,  n,  ua-.,  /rt.cLttr-d 
Obumbro,   are.  a^t.  to  c»  >jhjcfw, 
t9  darken.  Met.  to  cndui,  ticlif- 
g'^'fe^  to  render  ohjcure,  to  defend 
Objfnbror,  ari.  p.i'.l". 
Ol>:mcuj,  a,  urr..  booked,  cr^inlcd 
Obund.tlio,  cms.  t.  a»nii-,jirti':rg 
Obund  »,  are.  n.  fa  cr\-rji}iv 
Oovolvendus,  a,um  pt.  .t;  he  wujjiid 
Ob'olvo,    Jfrc,    tri,    fitum.   adt.    /? 
tiiuffl\   Met.  t:>jt'tQui;e.  t:  cater jI 
Ohvoiutus,  a,  um.  |.t.  co-vtrid,  Le- 

fwtrared 
Pboitus,  a,  um.  par.bd,  yarned 

P  hefre  C. 

Qccai,  ae.  f.  an  harr'^ii: 
O  caycjtio,  f.  <2  hlindirsr  * 
Occacans,  vid.  Obcarcaif ,  &c. 
Occaliacui,   a.  um.  hwarrd 
Ofcallco,    erc»    ui.  to  he   c  tUo^'t^  to 

beeome  bardrcdy  to  he  jn  'cnfihle 
Ow'calefto,  ere.  f)  t^r^iu  '•»■  i 
Occano,  cie,  ui,  niium.  t':  fvitd 
Pec  alio,  oni?.  t.  oscajo-:,  JAi'cn,   or 
■     ofp.ttu»ity 

Occa/iunciila,  .t.  f.   the  r:cli  cCtim- 
Q:c.'»rlri:s,  »,  um.  pt.  tv:li  eiecay 
Pccahj.",  a,  u.-».  /j/.Va 
pcci(u»,  us.    m.  (H'-ftt,  the  totfi, 

faH,    ruin,    il'/f'Cii'nt  death,  an 

orctfioKy  or  op-y  ' .  ^ti 
Pctj.'io,  OliiS    i    Gt  hi.rrr'win^r 
Pcc«fur,  01.-.    '.^     I'   (v.Tfi';vfr 
O^KdtMH,  J,  urn.  pt.  rjr:rtvNi 


o  c  c 


Occedo,  ere,  Hum.  to  meet 
Occcr.to,   ii'C.  !of»^  h:fcte 
0».tervt«'t,  us.  ni.  an  Ulbodwg  cry 
Occi'dcn.hi'.  a,  \im.  tohrjliin 
OccViif  r.ii.t is    pt.  jatingfge-a ^-  dtiv-fj 

d-'  ii:  • .  dt\-3y  ingy  r,  .<dv  to  fall 
Otc"d';n.s,   tis.   tv.   thrutli 
Ovciceo'.g-  «;,  h.  adj.  tvcflcrn 
OccTJio,  dois.  f.   a  total  Jla::^btcr 
Ocildio,   on  s.  t.  a  petijhirg 
OccTdo,  eje,  di,  fum.  fo  *'//,  orjlry^ 

to  ruin^ov  undo,  to  ttte  one  to  death, 

Moiientes  occiderc,  to  un4o  the 

undor: 
Occi.jor.   i.  pafT.  f* he  killed 
Occido,  cie,  cTdi,  afom.  n.  /o  ^all 

do7vn,   to  deji  tndy  to  go  dotUKf  to 

die,  to    hi  jl.t.nt    '^  P^f*fi>t  *o  he 

ruined,  to  Ls  icfr^   f&  te  Wajied,   to 

he  fcipctttn 
OcciJiii.s>,  d.    um,   f^t'tr^y  or  goit»ft 

d'.tun^  tvtfictn,  aec lining,  duajirg, 

:bat  aieth 
Oc. Intns.   iis.pt.  chi'pin^ 
OcMno.  ere,    ui  (ni  Di  m.)  entnm. 

.  to  cilrp,  or  Jing  i'astft^i'i^ujly 
Oc.i   if.,  ^re.    r.'pj,  »pium.  art.   £f 

n^iir.  t-j  hc^iny  or  int.r  upon 
Ovci[:itii.m,- li.  n.    the  hinder  part 

if  tee  he.id 
Occiput,   itis,  n,   idim 
Ociiiio,  oijii;.    i,  JJju^hfer,  iiliing, 

;r.u-  dir 
C-<:K\U>r,  .-^ris.  m.  ajliycr 
|(.V-<:..'\:r;!i,  a,  um.  pt.  'villktll 
•  Oaifus.  a,  up-j,  pt.  c?  adj.  iiimus, 
I       ui\^./luii,  kii'sd,  r:ijneay  urdone 
(VclarTiilf,  are.  '^  uijiurh  ^►y  hatoling 
Occiydcndus.  a,i.m.  pt   tohejhut 
0-clu-l".  '""c,  il,   (um.  art.  tojbut. 
Occ'y.'M  lingua  in,  j,'o«/  kaveftoppid 
my  mcuth 


\' 


o  cc 

romp.  BisiuFfWup  ^ji/ii!^^ 

fi:Jied 
OcM.,   are.  art.  to  hjrrta 
Oi(CBpi,   dtrp.    I  i.ga» 
Ov  tor,    ari,  piif.  /t  he  ^tfrM^ 
Ccciibo,  arc,    ui,  iium.  feApij 

to  be  n^ad 
Oiciilc£t«*,  a,'ini   pt./r<«^^ 
vXcu.ko,   ir«.   :o/!timpvf*9 
Occi;!c>,    cif,  «;,  tunc.  aCt.  9^ 

or  c^ncetiJ 
Occukr,   i.  pafT.  /»  Arir^/ 
Occult.in£ius,  a,  um.  pt.  »ii^ 

he  ht\.d<n 
OccuJtanjf,  tis.  pt.  />V/V 
Occnhaco,    cais.  f.  an  lUifl 

C9:tceniing 
Occuliaior.  of'^.m.  ivif^hi^ 
Qcculi^uiyi^um.pi.htJfjtcnty 

cea  e  i 
Occiile,   adv.    iiis,    fiime,jir 

cvri'i  g!y^   impcfccpt.hiy 
O^cul  6,   adr.  prima'tif 
Occuho,  ae.  r*  tide^  vt  c» 

kzep  tkje„  to  difguije^tt  ctm 
Ociiltor,'  ari.    paiT.' 
Occuitus,  a.  um.  p-rt.  &  il 

conap.  ffiajus,  Aip.  i/iJk 

pyiz.ate./\dj.;'ctfe:yti:iinti!M 

a/fi^uje,  rs.'  ta^n  nofia  «/, 

dijjtmhiin^,  Suifi.OctXi\\lt\ 
1  cr.In  otcui:.i,/i7 t.^Jcuritf) 

Per  occuiiu.-n,  privdtehy  \ 

occulto,   frcfj  a  pljcthj% 

furpris^^  I'iin. 
Otcuinbens,   tis.  pt.  falKti 
O.curr.bo,  grc,    ubui,  iinra. 

faJ  upcn 
Occupandus«a,um.pt.r«Af^ 
Occiipans,  lis.  pt.  p^dpfcdcf 
Occvpatioy  onia.  f.  ^tie  r§h» 

ffffi^n,  htf/heeft,  occhptiimii 

mtttt 

0 


:  C 

,  uoi.  pc.  tiat   witi 

urn.  pt.  ^  arfj,  .or, 
IS,  fup.  U'tx.i4^  nppre- 
mted,   Mrt.    cnrageti, 

ltd,  hufy 

%{\,  to  {ak§  hnld  fif 
xe^  or  rnt^r  up^itty  to 
into  one's  toJJ'ijJ'tAn^  to 
!,  or  time,  to  enter- 
ut  out  mo'iey  to  u^-^ 

to  prevent.  Totunn 
tis  occupat  arrnem, 
ri-ry^r,  Lucr  4. Ho<^ em 
it  l)umor,  U^tretb  cH, 
m    occuparc,    to  ^ef 

it  his  *n>ti  f>y  affinity 
ifid.  Orctino 

pt   ri/ftning  tcnvardt, 
yearivp-  to 
p.  rejrfftitfre  is  made 

ri.  (^  occufurri, 
I.  n.  to  run  to  their 
ecmc  together ^  to  ap- 

tojhitvy  itjelf,  t-)  rp~ 

t9  expofe  himfeff  to, 
ut  a  jf!op  tOf  to  inter- 
r,  rejirain^  oTcsrrtfi, 
»/r,  toanfwer^  or  r<?- 
pate^  toorcnry  or  co^e 

•tit's  tn.ndy  to  jhfw 
,  f  I'r^hty  <  r  hrtpp/n 
dSy  to  be  gttod  a^cirjt, 

.  pt,  running  to,  6t 
agairj},  put r in jT forth 
bet 

\%.  f.    tie  runr*irfr  to 
td  one  for  his  la  nour 
f.  a  meetn^ 


O  C  T/ 


one^t  ^ind 
Occurturus,  pt.  about  to  mitt 
Occurfus,  us.  ro.  a  meetings  ot  run- 
ning tOf  oppofition 
Oceanus,  ni.  m,  the  ocean.  Synced. 

thefea 
Oceanus,  a,  um.aHj.  ^cea/t 
Ocellus,  li.   m.  a  little  eye^  en  eye* 

wy  dearifi.  my  Hfe^  a  bud 
Ocbra,  oker,  Plin. 
Ocimu.Tt,  mi.  %nl  ocirtnum,  ni.  n. 

8c  ocimus,    mi.  m.  garden-bafil. 

Cantarc  ocima  vernati    to  rail  at 

him,  Perf. 
Ocior,  us.  veloclot,  iis,  comp.  fii 

miis,  fup.  more  fun  ft.  fuick,  fpeetfy 
Ocius,  adv.  conap.  ffitn^,  fup.  more 

fpeediiy 
Ocrea,  ae.  f.  a  beet 
Ocreatus,  a,  ovi.  b»oted 
Odlans,  tis.  m,  an  eighth  part 
Oftava,  a?,  f.  the  oEiave 
O^iavOm,  adv  the  eighth  time^  Lit. 
0(9avo8,  a,  um.  ti^e  eighth 
Oclics,  adv.  eight  times 
OiHingenarius,  a,  um.  being  eight 

hundred   • 
0£^ingenrefimu9,  a^  um.  the  eight 

hundredth 
0£lingenti,3B,a.adj.  pi.  eight  hundred 
0<5lTpe>f,  edis.  adj.  nvltb  eight  feet 
Cfto,  adj.  Indec).  eight 
Oftober,  bris.  m.  ORi^er 
Oflo^ecim,  acij,  indecl.  eighteen 
O(flo.c:eni,  ae,  a.  adj.  eighty 
Oiiogefmans,  a,  om.  the  eightieth 
Oologies,  A^y,fourfecre  times 
O^oginta,  lidj.  indecl.  fourfcore 
OcloiuKis,  ge.  adj.  eight  together 
Oc>onarius,  a,  um.  eight 
O6lonari«s,  ii,  a  -verfe  of  eight  feet 


»  run  to  oftcn^  before,  j  0<£*oni,  a?,  a.  eighth,  Odlonis  men-  mws,  Aip.  odious^ 
ithfuayrf  tc  rurj  (ih^iiy  every  eighth  montb^VWn.  I  6IcJome,tni^eTt\Tve' 
/•  be  jrior^evtj;  hA  Ca^pboii^njj  ri,  /?/^<<<r»  carried  hy\  ^^dtjlwnottf ai\^  J 


ODI 

figi>f  fervmilf 

0<5tu3gerin)iu8>  vfJ.  p^^ogefimus  . 

O^uplicatus,  a,  uib.  eight  doubled  ' 

Oftuplus,  a,  um.  eightfold 

Oftuiis,  is.  m.  eight  aj'es  in  moneyi 

Ocularius,  a,  um.  occular 

Ocularius,  ii,  m.  an  oeuUfi 

Ootiiata,  ae,  f.  afft>  vithmanf  eyes 

Oculatus,  a,  um,  Male  ocubtut* 
that  hath  badeyest  Suet.  Oculatot  ' 
teftis,  an  eye  tvitnefsy  Plaot.  Eane 
die  cceca  olivum  5  id  •  vendito 
oculata  die,  buy  upon  trufi^  feH 
far  ready  money,  Plaut.  OcolataB  ' 
mantis,  that  are  content  with  no- 
thing but  what  they  Jee,  J6, 

O.  iileuf,  "a,  um.  all eyee 

Ocu}o,  are.  to  inlighten 

Oculus,  li.  m.  aney:,fght»  Ocule 
mi,  pty  deareft,  the  beauty^  or 
gl^ry  of,  a  budjufi  putting  forth, 
Oculi  natantes,  dosiing  eyes,  Ov. 
Macalarum  oculi,  the  f^ots  of 
panthersy  Plin.  Pavonum  caudaa 
oculi,  the  round  fpots  in  peacoch 
tails,  Id*  Pculos  tmfonere,  to  in-, 
oculate  tfees,  Virg. 

O  before  D, 

Odc,e8.  Woda,  a?,  f.  an  ode 
Odeum,  ei.  n.  a  mufic-room    • 
Odi,  ifti,  It.  feil,  ab  odivi,  auo  ufu% 
Antontus  erp,  Cic.    &  cfus  fum    '' 
vel  fui,  Plaut,  odcraiBj  rim, "  ©*- 
crcm,  Cbarif  cro,  odiflTe,  irerb« 
defe^.  /  hate,  or  /  have  hated»^ 
Met,  not  to  endure 
Odlo^e,  adv,  tedioujly,  impertinently, 

affeSledly 
Odiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffi- 


OFF 

from  a  brui^f   an  im.niture  birtb, 
a  w'ujhapent  or  ygly  creature 
Offatim,  adv.  m /title  bits 
O.Teilus,  a,  urn.  ^t,  flopped,  Lucr. 

5>  774- 
0:TccV  1  s,  us .  m . hurt  from  vtitcbcraft 
Off- Hi,  ae.  f.  ac9llop,  apak 
Of^endendus,  a,  um.  pC.  to  be  difpO' 

raged 
OffendTcuIom,   If.  n.  fomttbing  apt 

to  give  offence 

Offend'),  di,  fum,  iSre.  aA.   tabit^ 

or  ftrike  a  thing  unawares againft, 

toftrikexvithj  upon,  ovrun  a^ain(i» 

Abfol.  tmflrike  upon  a  tock^ founder, 

mijcarry^  to  hurt  toitbafuU,  blovot 

ice.  Met.  to  tun,   OT  full  int9,  to 

miflike^  fiumhle,   to'htive  fome  il 

jucceft,  to  'ffcndy  to  dipleafe,  to  be 

caji   in  /««:«;,    to  iofi  one*s  cret,it 

voitbf   to    g.'f/s  offLnee  t/*,    to  be 

blame  10. r fly,   to  hi-  offinfive  »', 

to  tt'gbt  up'jKf    Or  fir.dy  to  be  dif- 

pltajed  with.     Nave*  10  rcd«undo 

ofFcndffrunt,  laere  un/ertuaate,  fell 

into  tht  energy  »  bands,   C«f. 

Offendor, ',  'us.  patV.  to  be  of  ended 

Offeaf^.  ae.  (.a/fumbk*  mlfcarringe, 

the  giving    offtnce,    a  -difagr^ea- 

bleneft,  unpleafai'tnefs,  a   dtfgufi, 

di  ft  a  fie,  difpiafure 

OffcnfaculcTTjJi.n,  a  fiumbling'bloek 

Offtfnfans ,  \.vs.^\.,ftumblingtfalteriag, 

mifcarrying 
OtFenjatio,  onis.  f,  a  faltering 
Offenfio,  onis.  t*.  a  ftumbley  mi  fear- 
ria^e, ? ndupffuion,  dijagr&eahhnejtf 
an  00'endsngy  difgufl,  dijl'ike 
Offcnfiundila,  se.  1.  a  Utile  difgufl 
Offcnfo,  arc.  to  firike often  agatnf 
Offenfum,  fi.  n»  an  offence,  dif agrU' 
ablenefs 
,r  fidivitb^  a"c-i«',  *  ««»'«>?»  <i\0(f«^^Cutus,  a,  urn.  jt.  4bwt  to  ef 


OFF 

diontt  iifiafieful,  offenfivt^  prove- 

kingfaffeSled,nic4^  curiout,  refented 
O^iunit    it.  n.  hatred,  grudge,  ill 

noilt,diJJike,imp9rtunity,tedioufntfs, 

trouble  arifing  fr§m   impentinence 

and  intrufioa 
Od5r,  oris,  m.  a  favour ^  fcent,  or 

fwtell,  any  fweet  odour,  a  fiight 

Stnt,  or  ground  of 
Odorimen,  inis.  n   perfumf' 
Odoramentum,  tt.  t\,  a  perfume 
Odorandus,  pt.  to  be  fmelt 
Odormniy  tii.  fiaeUing  out 
Odorarius,  a,  um.  of  a  firong  fmdl 
Odoratio,  onis.  f.  a  fmeHing 
Odoritu^a,  um.  for,  com  p.  Ifinous, 

fup.  oaoriferous,  perfumed 
Odo'-atus,  us.  m.  th*  ad  of  fme'ltng, 

the  fenfe  of  fmtllin^ 
Odoriferus,  vei  odorifer,    a,    um. 

odoriferous,  fioect 
Odoro,  are.  a£l.  to  perfume 
Odoror,  a'ri,  atus  fuui.  dep*  tofmell 

tc,   toffoeil  out,  to  g(t  ft  thing  out 

cfoue 
Odorus,  a,  uoo.  ^uickfcented 
Odos,  oris.  m.    tmell 
OdyiTea,  a.  f,  the  cdyffti 

O  before!.. 

Occonom'a,  ae.  f,  eeronomy 
Oecdnumtcus,  a,  nm.  oecoaomic 
Oenoph5rum,  n.  n.  a  ^ne  pot 
Ocnopolium,  ii.  n.  a  tavern 
Oeflrus,  Ari.  m.  &  aflrum,  i. 

a  gad'hee.  Met.  poetic  rage 
Oefypum,  p'.  n.  a  wuMcawuttt 

O  before  ¥ . 

Cflj.  ap.  f.   pudding,  pafie  tl0t  fvfvl 


OFl 

Oflfenfus,  a,  vm.  pt.  fn 

di£atisf!ed,difgufiedJ>if 

p  traged,  ofef^ve,  difiik 

pered.     Offenfa    fcrnw 

vtfbich  one  hath  beenpra 

OflFenfuSjTls.  m.  the  meetin 

or  clafbing   of  things . 

Met.  dtjfatis/a&ion 

Off  erendos,  a,  um.  pt.  u 

Offcrcns,  ti«.  pt.  offeriwi 

Offcro,  fcrre,  obtul*,  oUj 

to  hring  to,,  or  before,  t 

erjifiamce,  to /hew,  tat 

tagi've  ajfi^ance,  to  tf. 

to  give  up  to,  to  ofpaje 

terpofe,  to  exb-tfe  ro.    < 

te  offers,  /  am  very  f/ 

loitb  you,  Ter.  Sceffrt 

tib  -s     to  meet^   or  am: 

H^nedly,   Virg. 

Offeror,  tt'i.  pafl*.  toie^j 

Offcrtiifi.TiQs,  a,  um.  vei 

Offerfiaientae,  arum,  f.p 

lajbes  and  jet  ks 

Officialis,   lis.  m.  an  •jR 

Officicos,  tis.  pt.  hurtful. 

Off  icTna,  se.  f .  a  vnrkbo. 

Officinalor,  oris.  ir.  the 

a  'workhcvfe,   or  u'^rii 

Officio,  ere,   eni,  clam. 

to  be  hurtful  to,  to  cbfn 

OfHcior,  cris.   paff.  t§  he 

Officiose,   ius,  comp.  ^ 

ad  V  .friendly,refpeafidh 

Officiofus,   a,  um.  or,  ' 

muB,  fup.  obliging, res 

officious  y  complimintM.S 

T^ant,  a  toaiter 

GflBcium,  ii.  n.  imploft 

duty,  an  emgagemeat  M 

tber,  friendly  ktniaefu 

1     fervid,    dutyofferufM 

I     dienee,  honour,  ot  reft 

I    fompUa^mt,  ^n  ofttg  ^ 


)  HO 

rmn  atttri fiance  on  0ry 
«»  ptrformance 
r.  zQi.  tn  fnfleM  tt 
flf.   to  ht  fajintd 
lid.  Obfirmatua 
xum.   i-re.   /9   turn  a 

01*  the  o'her  mujy 
)*■.  to  he  fira^glfd 

Ch:.k-fy  or    firarplf 
"n>.  ^i.ffd'ilfdt  aec.injfj 

eg',  aclum.    to  twy- 


saflT. 

paint,  Offuciae,  trUks, 

little  chiif^    a    little 
.  Hinc  Aagi.  offal 
</ptr>£,  or  ctammtng 
'd,  or  cram  wed 
uoi,  fuiA.  a(^.  to  four 

i.  pair.  Nequis  error 
atur,  Icfl  jov  (buuUl  be 
IK  the  dark,  Liv.  Ob 
offuoditur  luce  folis 
nae,  is  overcome,  Cic 
1.  fprinkltd,  preJtv.Ld 
,   on) tr whelmed 


before  G. 

/o  maundtr 
i,  fturr.,.erc, 
»/y,  Piiut. 


•^M'^ 


kcfotc  H. 

Iter;.  «tn  intcrjc£l[ion 


O  L  F 

C  befart  I, 
OI,  in»erj.  exclamantii 


O'.Ka,  ae.  f.  «>!  o.Vt;*  tree.   In  plur. 

Clear,    Synced,    oHve    6rMfiches» 

Me- on.  oHvet,  thejruit.     Extra 

oUas,  Prov.  to  go  beyond  the  bounds 

Olcacens,  a,  utn.  likf  an  olive,  cily 

OScaginus.  a»    uwn.  of  olive  tree,  of 

the  co.'our  of  olive  tree  . 
Olelni'n,  inls.  n.  an  anointing  ■ 
O  camentuiD,  i.  n.  idem 
Olearis,  e.  ad],  of  the  oli-ve  tret 
Olearius,  a.um.  v}bere  oil  is  ktfi 
Oiearius,  ii.  an  oilman 
O.'eafter,  trx.  m.  a  ivild  ol^ve  tree 
Olei  ta«,  ati«.  f.  the  gathering  olivis 
6 lens,  til.  pt.  /nulling 
olco,  et,  ere,  ui  fif  evi,  itttin.  & 
etum.  n«  ^  aft.  to  grow,  tofmell, 
to  yield- a  f*'ll,  or  favour,  Abfol. 
tojjink,  otJmellftrMsg,    to  favour 
of  to  befmelt  outy  or  guejjed  at 
Olcofus,  a,  urn.  full  of  oil,  ally 
OJ  era  reus,  a,  utn.  ofpPt  herbs 
Olefco,  is.  togrovf 
O  Grum,  i  n.  an  olive  yard 
Olt-tum,  i,  n.  a  Jakes 
6'eum,  ci.    n.    •//.    Et   oleum  & 
uperam  per(^idi,    I  have  lofi  both 
cof}  and  pains,  PJauf, 
Olfaoicndtts,  a,  um.  pt.  to  befmelt 

to 
OliacJo,  is,  eci,  (\\xvn,ht.  to  givf 
ofoKejn7ry,iy7cay\      a  f cent  to,  to  fmell to,    to  fmell,  to 
rr    con/la^nirg  -^    fi/l      find  by  fa^racity 
tb  ^>  icf'j  cfonLgriev  \  Oi  ^clandui,  a,um.pt,  tt  be  fmelled  to 
^'Jp^g  i  rejoicing         I  Oifadtatrix,  Icis.  f.  z/ii/.    Olfa^Slrix 
7'v//(^^  I  Olfaclatus,  a,  «m.  pt#  (mflltd  to 

^funiis  \  Olfa^flo,  are*  tofmell  to  often 


O  L  Y 

'  OlfaftoriuTn,   ii.  n.  a  box  tf  per^ 

fumes,  Olfafloria,  things  good  to 

fmell  to 
Olfaftrix,  Tcis.  f.  that  hath  tb*fa.^ 

cttUy  of  fmelling 
OI'a£lus,  £s.  m.  the  fmell 
OlTdus,   a,  um,  adj.  iffimus,  fof^ 

Imelling  fhrong 
olim,  adv.  in  timepajf,  long  finee, 

lately,  (ometimes,    at  any  tinubert* 

after,  in  after  timet 
OlTtor,  oris.  m.  a  kitchen  garientr 
OlTtorius,  a,  una.  of  pot  herbs 
Oliva,  ae.  f.  the  olive  tree,  an  olhf^ 
Olivans,  lis.  pt.  gathering  olives 
Olivaris,  re.  adj.  oil 
OiTvarius,  a,  um.  adj.  of  olives 
Olivetum,  i.  n.  an  cUve^yard 
OITvifer,  a,  um.  adj.   beareth  olives 
OlTvIna,  ae.  f,  an  oHve-yard 
Ollvitas,  atis.    f.  a  crop  of  olives^ 

the  time  of  gathering  oSves,    am 

anointing  with  oil,  a  Jhek  of  oil 
OliTum,  1.  D.  oil  of  olives 
OUa,  ae.  f.  a  pot  cf  earthy  fome- 

times  of  metal,  Convenit  ollii»  it 

is  proper  to  he  potted^  Hor. 
Ollaris^  re.  adj.  kept  in  pots 
Ollirius,  a,  um.  adj.  made  in  a  pet. 
Olii,  adv.  pro  illlc,  then 
Ollula,  at.  apipkin 
Ollus,  a.  pro  ille 
Olif,  oi-i«,  m.  a  fnvan 
0|or,  oris.  m.  fee  Odor 

0  on t'er^  A,  um,  bearing  fwtitis  , 
Olormus,  a,  una.  ^ke  afwan 
o'us,  erii.  n.  potherbs,  eaultports    . 

0 1  u  feu  1  u  m j  i .  n  .fmall  (aHading 
0\yrr.i>'i2Sy  Sdii.  f.  am  olympiade 
Oiympi.-inices,   ft.   m.  a  viElor  at 

the  Olympic  games 
Olympus,  i.  m.  heavert 
OJyra,  nt,  f.  0  Hid  of  wheat 


O  M  N 


O  tefor§  M. 

Omafum,  d.  n.    fat  tripe 
Ooien,  inis.  n.  anomen^  a  t^ken  of 

foodf  or  had  luck,  an  augury 
Omentitus,  a,  um.  made  loitb  fuet 
Omentam,  i.  o.  tbi  caul  of  the  b§weU 
OminanS)  tis.  pt   prefaging 
Ominator,  orii,  ai.  afortboder 
Ominatut,  a,  unii  pt    preja^ing 
OminorfZti.dc^, toprefage^to/orebode 
Omindse,  adv.  amimufy 
Omindrog,  a,  um.  adj.  inaufpichus^ 

omintus,   iilhoding 
Omiflio,  onis.  f.  loft,  omijjion 
omirsurut^  pt.  that  will,  or  h  alimt 

to  forego 
Ominus,a^  um.  pt.  &  adj.or^  comp. 

Itft,  omitted,  tamlefi 
Omittendus,  pt.  to  be  let  alont 
Omittens,    tis.  pt.  omitting 
dmitto,  eie,  A,  flVim.  a£l.    io  lay 
afide,  to  leave  behind,   to  let  one 
go,  mot  to  punijb,    to  pafi  by.   not 
to  mention,  to  omit,   to  put  off,  to 
defer,  to   leave  oat,    to  negleSi,  to 
flight,  to  leave  off 
Omictor,  i.  pafl*.  to  be  omitted 
Omnifariam,adT.tf//  manaer  ofvtayt 
Omniter,  a,  um.  ^dj.  that  hearetb 

all  things 
Omniformit,  me.  adj.  of  all  kinds  of 

Jbafes 
Omn]g?nQi,a,  lun.  of  all  kinds 
Omnimodis,  adv.  totally 
OmnimMo,  adv.  by  all  means 
Omnim5dus^a,  um.  ef all  forts 
Omnind,  adv.  in  all,but,  wholly,  in- 
tirely,  altogether,  utterly,  nttry,  by 
far,  in  general,  tobatfoever,  'by  all 
means,  furely,  indeed,  in  fi>Grt 
OmnipSnns,   tis.    adj.  /atfcer,  %x 
Mfititr  tf  all  tbingt 


O  N  U 

OmnTp5tens.  tU.  pt.  omnipotent 
Omnipotentia,  a?,  f.  omnipotence 
Omnis,  e.  adj.  all,  the  whole,  any, 

every,  utmofl,  the  univerfe 
Omnituens,  all -feeing 
Omnitucns,  tis.  all -conferring 
Omnivagus,  a,  um.  tvanJring 
OmnivdIus,a,um.  coveting  all  beau- 
tiful IV  omen 
OmnTvSrus,  a,  um.  eatetb  all  forts 
Omphacium  vinum,  medicinal  'wine 
made  of  unripe  grapes,  Plin, 

Obeforen. 

dnager,  ri.  m.  a  wild  aft 
Onerandut.  a,  om.  pt.  te  be  loaden 
Oncrans,  tis.  pt.  loading,  being  bur 

denfome  to 
Onerario8»  a,  um.  for  burden 
Oneraturus,  a>  um.  pt.  about  to  load 
6neratus,a,ua.  pt.  burdened,  leaden, 

full  of 

^Titxo,  are.  e^Gt.  to  load.  Met.  to 
heap,  load,  or  flll  with,  to  lay 
upon,  to  trouble,  to  accumulate,  to 
opprefs  ivitb,  to  cloy,  ox  glut  wtb, 
to  accufe  heavily,  to  inhance,  to  ag- 
gravate,to  be  toe  heavy,  or  charge- 
able 
Oneror,  ari,  atus.  pafT.  to  be  loaden. 

Sec.  to  be  oppreffed,  to  be  full  of 
Onerofus,  a,  um,    heavy,  yfcighty, 
trcublefome,  burden'om-yOppreffing 
Onifcu?,  \.  xn,  a  tvoodloufe 
onus,  rrit.    n.  a  burden,    load,  or 
weight,    a    carro,    the   burden  of 
pregnancy,  trouble,  or  charge,  im~ 
.    pedmmt^   hindrance,  p^effure,  an 
afjii Elton,  an  bard  tajk,  fever ity, 
yoke,   rejiraint^  a  troubltfome   im- 
ployment,impoftions,tax<  j,  tributes, 
a  ^rxH  ^U%atinn 


\ 


0 

Met.  otrercba. 
Onychinus,  a,  u 
Onyx,    ychis.  a 

alabafter  box, 

Ob, 

Opaeitas,  atls.  f 

Opaco,  arc.  aO. 

[Opacor,  ari.  pafl 

Opacus,  a,  um. 

mus,    fup.   jb 

darkygrowing 

ing  in  thefbaa 

Opalia,  n.  pf.A 

Opal  us,  h  m.  Gf 

opaijlone  Jhinit 

dpclla,  aa.  f.  lit 

5p<^ra,  ae.  f.  wori 

/kip,ler'oice,a  t 

flnefs,trade,endi 

tention^ime,  or 

formance,defau 

plur.  operae,  t 

lie  place,   the  r. 

a  flave,oT  la^o: 

eft  traherc  bell 

or    bujine  j  it  i 

pera,    on  fet  f 

opcram  vcntus 

Plaut.    5ft  op 

Eft   oper.-e,    »'i 

Plaut.    Non  o 

he  is    not  at  t, 

imployed,  Piaot 

tbof*  that  were 

applaud,    to   n 

theatre,   Tac. 

Operans,  ii$.  pt, 

Operaria,  at.  f., 

OpSrarius,  a,  od 

;0p?rariu8,  ii.  n 

OpSratio,  6n;s. 

.O^Sritor^oris.n 


im.  pt.  vjorhtug,  Ab* 
ficingf  juppliant 
,  um.  pt.  with  a  c§v€r 

to  cover,  to  flop  up 
,  n,   a  cover f  a  lid 
:.  /J  bt  covered 
pt.  eovcfwv 
,  ti.  n.  acweringf  a 
ounterpane  of  a  bed^ 

I  horfe 
turn    z&.,toJhutup^ 

fery  tohidCf  or  conceal 
fl*.  to  hejhufy  covered 

^  I 

:p.  to  operate  work, 
[in 

us,  comp.  ffimc,  fup. 
'&»r,or  paingyCopiouJly 
;.  f.  (Wtfr  minutely 
..  ior,  comp.iiTimus, 
■»  ^"^>  induJlriouSf 
\uSyCperativey6uiUf  or 
|rrtf<:r  f  Oy^,  or  clargCf 
vajr,  Vates  ofcrofi 
•j>r./  in  the  great  nvork 
afti,  Of.  OKCrofus 
o/*  digefiion,  Plin. 
.ibiis,    i/(ry   r/Vit  /;; 

II  m.  /ffr^/ 
J  covering  over 
n.  0  coverlet 
a  Secret  place 

pt.  y5&«r,  ^.v;  upy 
AtUJecret, concealed, 
mb 


O  P  I     > 

/i^«r,  or  mecbanic,  one  tf^  work- 
tng  trade,  an  jnventer,  devifir,  tbe 
producer,  or  effeSer 
OpifTcIna,    ae.  f.  tbe  contriving 
Opificium,  ii.n,  tbf  doing  of  a  work 
Opilio,  onis.  m.  ajhepkerd 
Oplirie,  adv.  ahxinaantly 
Opimianum  vinum,  old  *tvint 
OpImitaSjatis. f.  plenty  ofgoodtbifigx 
OpTtno,  are.  to  fatten 
Opimus,  a,  um.  z^],  fruitful,  rich, 
fertile  fat ,  'ujel!~grown,laroe,grofs, 
fMtrjplentifuly  'well  farnijhedy  m^fi 
I       bomurable,  or  great 
OpTnabilis,  le.  adj.  imaginary 
OpTnandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be   ima- 
gined ^  or  expired 
OpTnans,  tis.  pt.  ima^irirg  , 

Oprnatio,  onis.  f.  imagination 
OpTnato,  adr.  unexpeSiedly 
OpTnator,  oris.  m.  an  opinator 
OpTnatus,  fis.  m.  farcy 
Opinatus,   a,  um.    pt.  £^  adj.  jfll- 

mus,  fup.   iwogified,  fuppofiH,   in',  OppStxtos,  a,  um,  pt.  undergone 
good  repute,  /peaking  ■  Oppcto,  crc,   Ivi   vel  il,  Ttum,  t0 

Opinio,  onis.  f.   imagination,  belief,  .      undergo.  Ah(o\,  to  die  ^ 

farcy jOpini on,  jud^emerty  fentimenty    Oppetor,  ciis.  paff, 
commor,  bruit,  famCy  rvmour,  taiky    Op>Tcn,  are.  aft.  to^itchover 
•vogue  cpteem^credity  rvalue,  account y    Opcidanus,   a,  um,  of  a  tonon 
Tfputation^  a  guffs,  or  corjeSfure,  a    Oppidanus,  ni.  m.  atownfman 
ground  for  fufpicion,  felf conceit,  j  Oppi'dStiro,  ady.  town  by  town 
flf-lo  ve  \  Oppydo,  adv  very  mucb,fuite,  wholly 

Opiniofiffi.-nus,  a,  um.  very  opinion"    OppTdiilum,  ii.   n,  a  little  town 


O  P  P 

Opitulator,  ori»,  m,  an  helper 
Opitulor,  ari.  dep,  to  help,  aj/ffi,  at 

aid,  to  relieve,  or  redrefi 
Opium,  ii,  n.  tbe  Juice  of  peppy 
Opobaljamutn,  i.  n,  bairn  of  GileaJ 
Opopanax,  tbe  juice  ofall-beal^  Plin* 

lo,  24. 
Oporteo,  ere.  perf.  to  behove 
Oportet,  ebat,  uit.  ere.    impcrf.  it 
beboveth,   it  is  meet,    it  ought,  it 
muji  needs  be  that 
Oppando,  is,  di.  ad.  tofpretdout 
Oppango,  ere,  egijaftum.  tofafien  to 
Oppeftor,  eris.  i.  paflT.  to  be  picked 
Oppcdo,  ere.  to  fart  ^  to  affront 
Opperiendus, ;  uin.  pt.  to  be  waited 

fcr 
Opp"riens,  tis.  pt.  waiting  fir 
Opperjor,  iri,Wu8  &  itus  fum.  dep, 

toffay  for,  to  watch,  to  objerve 

Oppcfsiiiatus,  a,  um.  barrej againft 

Oppetcndus,  a,  um.  pt.  Si  eppeten- 

da  mors  cflTct,  if  one  were  to  die 


ative 
Opinor,  ari.  dep.  to  afftnt  to  with- 
out full  evidencFy  to  thirkyjudge,  or 
a  covering  f^pp^f^*  to  fancy,  im/Jgine,  orguefs, 

vid.  Ops  to /peak,   PafT.  tobe  fuppefe^ 

a  kind   of   black    OpTnus,  a,  um.  adj.  thought  of 
fpots  ftke  a  ferpent  jOpipflr^,   adv.  magnifcently 
:i.  m.  an  oculijl  Opipiiru9ya,uTn.2id).fufnptuout,dainty 

idj.  barbarous,  rudel  Opis,  gen,  -vid.  Ops 
fuccouring  OpifthotonTcus,  a,  nm.  Tiry -necked 

im,  gen.    an  at' I  Opitiiiatio,  onis,  f.  a  b'Jp  ng 


OppTdum,  di,  n.  a  walled  town,  a 
tcuny  or  borough:  emphatically, 
tf.e  city  Rome,  a  tity, the fiar ting- 
place  at  hoffe  races 

PppignJSro,  are.  to  pawn*  Met*  /• 
bind  one's  felf 

Oppignrror,  ari.  paff. 

Oppilatio,  onis.  f.  ajfofping 

Oppiiatttf,  a,  um.  pt.  Jicpt 

Oppilo,  ar««  tuftop 


O  P  P 

Opplr.0,  tre,  cvi,  turn.  /»  fiUfiJi,  or 

ell  over 
Oppleor,  eri.  pafl*.  U  hefilUd 
Oppletus,  a»  um.  jUed 
OppiofO,  arc,  to  ivtepy  nvmil 
Opponens,  tis.  pt.  c/>pojing 
Oppuno,  is,   fu),  ivi,  itijin.    tiput 
'   tCf  or  Jay  dofe,    to  buiid  over  a- 
gainft,  to  place  aiAinJi^  to  put  kc- 
Jort^   to  tb.ujiy  tJ  h(U  up  again/i, 
to  /ay,  or  j^ake  dc^vn  againjit  to 
inter pofe^  to  lay  in  the  in  ay  oj\    to 
offer  againfty  as  an  arj;uKent^  ro  Jet 
up  ageanft^  as  an  eqnaif  rival.  Or 
match,  to  turn  tofoatdt 
Opponor,  iris,  i.  pafT. 
Opportune,  adv.  ius,  cemp.  fiime, 
■  Tup*  opportunely y  feajir.ahiy 
OpportuBitas,  atii.  f.c:ttve»ience,ep- 
portunityifeafonaalonefifhnefit,  »//, 
advantage 
Opportunus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
ilimus,  fup.  commtdiout-ifitf  cinve- 
fiienty  meet  far  the  purfoje,  fcafon- 
abie,  ready  to  offfi^  dtxiruvji^  ma- 
Ttagtdyapt  to,  obnoxious,  expnfed  to, 
in  danger  of,  Opportunus  flammi*, 
comh:tftib!e,LMcr.  Opportunus  cii 
minibus,  agai*fttvbom  accufationi 
are  eafily  belevfJ,  Id. 
Opp3$Tiio,  Onis.  f.  oppofition 
OoporituruS;a,am.  pt.  about  to  opf^oje 
OppiJ8itu8,a,um.  j^t.  fet,  obje£ied,  op. 

OppJJsttus,  ^9,  m.  o^fofitiom 
OpprelTio,  ojiis.  f.  oppreffion 
OpprcfTor,  oris.  m.  an  o^preffar 
Opprefsurus,  a,  um.    pt.    that  will 

Cmk,   ahout  to  oppreft 
OpprcflTus,  a,  um.  pt.  prejftd dc^vn, 

concealed,  overponoertd^  opprejjed, 


OPT 


O  PU 


OpprTmcnd»s,a,um.pt.foi<'^r^^  Optanj,  t;s.  pt   %\fku 

Opprjfmo.effi,  li^tLdi^to preis  doivn)^  Optaffis^/o  optavcrii,  W 
to  CTvJb  to  da.  by  toftof,  to  cc\.er,\  Optatio,   6n:s.  f.  a  w'tfal 
to    dijfirit,    or    deprefs,    to  t.vrr- i  Ojjtaid,  adv.  defirai^y 
thrc%tt^  to  make  one yiela,  tt  voer^  |  Oplativus,  a,  um.  adj.ijt*' 
whelm,    to   iffjlave,  to   aftroy^  to  -.  Opti  um,   ti.  n.  a  w/> 
fome^  or  fall  up'.n,    to  fuen.-by  to  Optatus,  a,   um.pt  ^»^J|| 
ccncjal,  tbjupprejs  I      flinnna,fun.w.y/ij,fi^ii4 

Opprin.oi,  i.  p4ir.  I      abh 

Opprobiaiio,  ems.  f.  an  upbraiding  'OjtTmas,  atis.  c.  g.  adi.  H 


art/rccracy,  of  the  fn^  fiil^ 
tixnatcs,  defindtn  of  :k 
and  regular  gtvtrnmettf 
brgbeH  rani 


Oppro.irium,  ii.  n.  a  reproach,  d 

difgracey  afcandat 
Opprobp),  ire.  to  upbraid 
Opprobror,  ari.  pajl. 
Ojjpugnandua,  a,  um.  pt.  to  6e  at-  ;  Optirr-c,  zd-.  very  veI!,iBJ 

taikfJ,   or  ajfuuitcd  \       virrJly^oppr^turelf,  orfi 

O^pugnans,  lis.  pt.  affaulttng  \  Optinius,  a,  um.  bef:,  m^t 

O^'fugoatio,  onis.    f.  an  aJLult,  a^     ft, meet, proper,  ere 

f'^^'i  '^pp^ftti^"  j      --    ..       . 

Oppufinator,  oris.  m.    anoppofer,  a^ 

bcjicgtr  j 

Oppu^naiorus^a^um.  pt.  ahout  to  af- ' 

fault  i 

Oppugnatus,  a,  um.  pt.  ejfaulted     \ 
Oppugn;),   are.  a£l.  to  fgbt againfi,'^ 

to  ay'ault,  to  tltvart  i 

Oppugnor,  ari.  i 

Oppiitjr,  ari.  palT.  to  be  pruned 


Jeafon^  bie,excrflfrt,perfi3t  I 
/tce/it.  Opt.  Max.  an  ^ 
Jupiter.  Opiimui  miiw 
dus;  optimx  maxisui  S 
freehold,  mcfi  innocent,  wf 
out.  very  borefi,m'jlfiUi  k 
rich,  m  meat,  ar  ipflJ 
expert,  jTulful,  or  dextruttl 
tian 
;  Optio,  onis.  f.  a  choice,  ^ 


rcutid,  (ubdued,  violently  brought  to    ^ 

i7;»  W.  OpprcflTus  fo\,tb«Jiiiibav-i     rcbly,  Val.  Max. 

;//g  lis  i.^btfiopty  Lucr, 


Ops,  f.  v^/opis  unde  j  Optio,  onis.  m.   an  a/Ffett*. 

Opis,    grn.  opem.  accuf.  ope,    abl. !      puty,an'aJT'ant:igejQfM 

(opes,  plur.)  power,  might,  he/p,  *       the  o-rerfeer  undfr  tbeiaift 

ajfifianoe,  rule,   dominiun^  empire    !  Optivus,  a,  um.  adi.  ajttt^ 

opes,  um,  ibus,    pi.   Icm.  power,^  Opto,  aire,  &i\.  to wijbfr,^ 

injiuence,  intereji.   Met.  flrtn^tb,  '  .     ^       j.*- 

greatnejs,   douiinion,  empire,  help, 

^Jfiftfce,  power  to   help,   rtcbet, 

wealth,  fubftance,  eflato 

Ops,  aoj.  rich,  helpful 

Oplbnator,  vid,  Obfonator 

OptabiJiSjle.adj.cr,  comp.  defrabk^ 

eligible 
OptabiUus,   adv.  comp.  mort  defi- 


0\\wi^>A^%^^^sv*  \^xX%  \%  vjtfhdfor 


or  require,  to  choofet  t^ij^ 
fer^  to  pick  and  cttofi 
Opiilcns,   lii,  weakly,  9f^^ 
Opulenter,  adv.  i»$,c«D^^^ 

cently,  p/enti/uliy,  ( 
6pulentia,  x,f,plenty,% 
Opii  lento,  are.  ad.  to  md 
5pulentus,  a,  i|in.  idj.  't^ 
flimos,  fup.  potttf,  > 
plentiful,  rich,  ^Dtabhy 
O^uUfcOy  ere..  t9grmtii 


R  A 

.  wsrkf  a  performana,  | 
«i,/o/7,  travail^  bufinejs, 
the  concern,  the  uje^  or 
'kmanjb.p^  manufatiurti 
',  an  a&ty  or  deed,  a 
\tiUi  or  /iruSiuriy  an  at' 
,  far  res,  a  thing,  a 
ci;e 

iidecl.  need,  occafim 
ndfcl.  tttdful 
,  h.  n^  dim.  a  Utile  fa- 
nail  tteatij'e 

)  before  R. 

r  ccop,  r  egton,  fart,  or 
he  bordkr,  or  co^ft  •/  a 
befea  uaji,  a  tra&^  or 
he  txtremity,  edge,  brim, 
fim,  or  border  of  any 
ent,  circupiftrence, limits, 
OTIS,  th*  It^kty  01  regtoni 
Luct.  Orx  ytxlnctis,  the 
i,:u  of  a  Kuoundf  Cclf, 
vere,  to  unmoor  ajhij> 
li.  o.' an  oracle,  a  fro- 
fricIiSrioH,  the  place 
tine  afffivsrs  are  given, 

um.  pt.  to  be  pleaded, 
*d  unto 

>t.  prayings  fuppliant 
um*  of  the  ft>ore 
.  a  gUt  head 
.  f.  a  dtcldimivgt  a  Word^ 
tn  cotton,  a  declamaticn, 
■  ^  /Vf  *  *^  cdtB,  re- 
mana^te 

,  X*  i,  a  little  oration 
,  m.  ajpeaker,  an  Ofaior^ 
r,  an  interctffor,  an  em- 
alrgoH 

.  f,  rhetoric  J  oratory 
\3i*  rhitfiricaUy 


OR  fl 

Oratorius,  ay  um.  oratoeiaf 
Oratnap,  ti,  n.  a  requefi 
Oraturtis,  «,uin.  pt.  about  topiray  for 

Gratus,  a«  um.  pt*  prayed 

Otattis,  (is.  m.   areqmft 

Orbatio,  on  is.  ptivattoa 

Orbator,  5ris;  m,  be  that  bereavetb 
one  ofcbilaren 

O:  bat  urus,a,um .  pijbat  vtill  bei^eave 
of  a  cbrU,  or  chilareit 

Oibaius,  a,  um.  pt.   left childJefi 

O  bicu>5»icn,  adv.  in  round fgura 

Oibiculatus,a,um.  of  a  circular  form 

Orbuiilus,  t,  m.  a  htU  round  ball, 

•    the  toheel  of  a  pully 

OrbTLe>  is*  n.  the  end  of  the  ailetiee 

Orbis,  is.  sn.  any  round  thing,  a 
circlr,  an  orb,  a  perpetual  circuit, 
or  circulation  of  thin|s,or  perfons; 
a  ringt  a  round,  a  reundaeji  of 
JfHet  a  circular  Jiguro  in  <iancing, 
a  rourid  trench,  the  nxreatbe  oj  a 
fnake,  a  coil  of  fucb  wreathes, 
Abt'oi.  afnaie,  a  vfheili  the  nave 
of  a  ivhetl,  a  curl,  or  ringht  of 
hair,  a  globe,  the  vjotld,  the  Roman 
impite,  and  fometimes  lejffer  dtvi- 
font  and  parti  of  the  world,  a 
mncourje  of  people  from  all  parts, 
Magni  orbes,  ytars^  a  tabli,  a 
jhieid,  or  buckkr,  Oculi  erbis, 
th*  eyeball,  Luc.  Geauum,  tho 
round  bone  of  the  knee,  Ov. 

Orbita,  ae.  f.  the  rut  of  a  ehariot 
tobeel,a  ceach,or  cart, Met,  a  mark, 
or  trace 

Orbitas,  tatis.  f.  vfitbout  children^ 
fatberlefs,  deftitute  of 

Or  bo,  are.  z€t,  to  bereai/e^  as  of 
children^  ^c, 

Orbor,  ari.  paff,  /*  be  bereaved 
!  Orbus,    ay    uni.    children   tvithout 
I      father,  or  mother,  fee,   deprivid  (f 
I     or  i4t  without f  beatlvg.  n^  j^Hi-; 


OftO 

de/Htuti  of,  lame,  de/eSiKH^,  sMr^ 
feB,   witboUt,   not  having,  Orba 
pedum,  borfi  VHtbout  feet^  hucn 
O.rca,  ae.  f.  a  J/b 
Orpa,  X,  f.  a  jar,    a  dice^boit 
Orcheflra,  «.  i,  the ftagie for  ntufie 
Orchis,  iti^,  f.  a  fort  of  olive  tree 
OMriiana  fponda,  a  bier.  Mart. 
Orcinus  libertus,  one  who  bad  bis 
freedom  given  him  ak  his  mm^r*k 
deaths  U)p. 
OtcTvusthrfaurus,  the  gtatle 
Orcula,  se.  f.  a  tittle  jar 
Orcus,  ci.  m.  Plitto,  the  fate,  koajii 
place,  or   receptacle  of  the  dead, 
trbi  ratio  cum  orco  hikbetur,J^rr. 
^hereone  expojeth  bis  life  to  dangel^ 
for  uncertain  advantage 
Ordicndus,  a,  um.  ^i,tobe  begitn 
Ordinandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  nutbo* 
aized,  managed  fettled,  ot  governed 
Ordinarius,  a,  um.  adj.  plated,  fet^ 
ax  planted  in  order,  ordinary,  ufual^ 
regular.  Ordinarium  jus,  the  courfi 
of  coinmon  lav>,  Oratib  ordmarja, 
afet  difiourfe,   Deus  ordinafius,  d 
god  of  the  firf.  rank.     Ordini{riU« 
homo,  an  idle  fcUcKv 
Ordinate,  adv.  methodicalty 
Ordiaicim,  adv.    in  good  order,  sM 

rank  and  fie,  regularly 
Ordinatio,    6ni«.    f.    a  mtbcd,    d 
praSfice,  a  creation,  or  appointing 
ofgovernors,adminiflration,govtrd'* 
ment 
Ordinator^  oris.  m.  a  ^iiagef 
Ordinaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  tofeltli 
OrdiinatU8,a,um.  ft,feth  order,  dif" 
p'jed,  ranged,  regiilarj  inethodical 
Ordino,  are.  z€t,  to  pitt  in  order,  to 
ftt,  or  pfant  iri  i'owJi   o  dratt  up, 
or  exercife    in  military  order,  ta 
fettle,   to  cmoote^  i%  iwtxrvnjt^  i* 


O  R  I 

fid'tm^  to  criste,  or  cvmmiJIioH  one 
to  he  a  ffuhiic  office*  t  to  ofdatn 
Oidinor.  ati,  itus.  paC 
Otdior,  iri,    orfvs,  &  orditus,  to 
legin.  Met.  todtttetto,  tokegtm, 
oi  enter  v^n,  to  tvn'tet  or  ffeak  0/ 
Ordo,  Tnis.  m,  an  order ^  or  law  ot 
natore,  0  hegtnniHg,  JcntSt  tenor 
axj  jincfffioM  of  iiKe,   or  thiofis. 
nm  ofiAhLfstd  rule,  or  /uw,    a  t  e- 
gkJar  Jt  'p  fitkotiy  wutbody   4  degre* , 
rmtik,  or  fuality,h'i%h,or  \^w  jtute^ 
condition,  eircumHancts^  tto^i,Jor' 
MJ,  miltta'y  araj,  a  raf.it  otfile  of 
folueri,  40  row  of  nny  th'xg,    njet 
ofiutU^a  uat.k  of  oars y  rtgtJaritj, 
'Ofrder^  dtjcifline,  Nomina  io  ordi- 
nem  rcterrcy  to  fxfi  a  Ati,  Cic. 
Re£l«,  arque  online,  regkiarfy,  le 
gadjf  cut%y  Id.    Ill  Old  Hem  CO- 
a£lu8,    reduced  frtm  an  tfficer  to 
a  private  man,  Liv.   lo  ordineoa 
rtdifiere,  to  humhU,  o<  degrade 
Off  a,  2   f.  tbe  reint^  or  b-  Oifia'd 
Or%kUAriM%.  ii.  m.  an  t,rg&mji 
OrgiiiKUS,   i.   (C.   an  orgah.fi 
Or|.anTcBt  h,  oic.  d  netyan  ongintf 

muj.ca 
OiYauum,  i.  n.   a  general  name  of 
in^.  rumen,  i,  or  wachinn^  an  organ 
Or^ia,    onim.    n,  pi.   j'acrtd  rites, 

bm.chanal revels    iarge  bomta 
Oiu,   X.  I.  a  fig 
Otichalciioi,  ci.  n.  Itrajs  metal 
Omiil^nns.  a,  um    for  the  cart 
Ofieu,  li«.  pt.    rijn^^  «*1^^^>  «r 
^ffiaf  i!pt^«wir.g,  Ucrusfimg,  ie 
gum  Kg 
5iicns,entis.  ou  thoeafi,ot  eaft  can- 
try,  «t.|^er«  ^£<,  ri»«  r./«^  )S»», 
/^  mortumg 
OneiiUiUy    le.   a(*j.  taferm,  arxn- 


O  R  N 

Otlganum,  i    o.  ^gaty 
OrigTnario,  onu.  f.   erymohgy 
Originitds,  adv.  by  dejcent   *    • 
6  rl^o,  inis.  the  leaa  *s  of  a  fpriog, 
a  hegiKning,  ahretd^  or  *  «•/,  a 
ped'gree,  limege,  otdefam.,  crigi-  j 
aal prittcif^le,  fcuntdin,  k.x  m^vinv 
cau  tf,  the  founding  of  cities,  Qxji  ^ 
leginnteg  of  a  nation,    Origjncs, 
mttbtr~cities,  <4>r   to^  ns  tbut  had  ', 
fiumted  Connies,  the  fuunaers  \ 

Orior,  iri,  ottus  luai.  ccp.  to  rife,  j 
or  get  up;  to  rije,  as  the  ft*n,  ' 
moon,  ftarS|&c.  to  ri^e,  or  f^mgt  1 
to  break  out,  »%  an  uJcrr.  Mrt.  to  i 
appear,  to  begin  ;  to  be  0.  uafoned,  { 
to  be  made,  to  be  born.  Met.  to  a  | 
rife,  Or  refut frum 
O  iiurus,a,um.  ^t»  t hat  ivill  appear, 

or  ^  ^0rJf 

Oriuudus,  a,  am.   defeendei  from, 

tad  its  rifefrcm,  bo»  n  vf,  or  nt 

0<'nan  cotum,  i.  o.  any  furnaure  to 

fet  offt  ^fiV*^  <^f  '^*S'"'yt  *■  "^fa- 

mtnt^  endoxenienrs,  or  emhtUiflmnt 

OinaMdu:i.a,um.  pt.x?  beado'eed,  ur 

d'ejf.d^  01  leautfeJ 
O  nam,  tU.  pr.  adorning 
Oinare,  auv.   i^s, <.OTnp»ifliice  Aip 

grucftuUyy  elofuentljf 
Omaiot,  o»is.  m.  an  af^^rner 
Oraiiiix,  ids.  i\  a tady^s  aa'td   ' 
Ornaturus*  pt.  about  tn  ado'n 
Ornatufi,  a,  oir.,   pt.    6?  adj.   wr, 
cowo.   Ifimus.  fop.  ^etof^  decked, 
adcrred.  f.te,  c*'6thed,JreJed,  efuip- 
pe.i,  barnrjfed 
Oiuatus,  ui.  O.  ttrfs,  r^rb,  habit, 
company, fu*riture,  a  feafi^  an  or- 
nanunt^  preparation,  accautremenU, 
or  c/flu.  ^Mtt/y  of  exprcificat 
O  natu»,  i.  m    idem 
Orneus,  M,  um,  ofche  tvild  ajb 
\^t  u(^  ixt.  %^  u  dtck^  ox  tf^«,  /« 


O 

crown  roith,  to  /i 

'     tre,  to  rigg,  toU 

credit   to,   to    ret 

rtr.dtr  h'.nourable 

Orror,  an,  acus 

Oinus,  i.  f.  a  w'u 

Oro,  are.  to  Jpcuk. 

ver  an  oration,  tt 

to  pray, to  deprua 

Or  r.   ari.  paff. 

Oifa.  orum.  o.  pi. 

OrfiiS,  a,  um.  pt. 

Ojfus,  us.   m.  ax 

O.iho^ruj^hia,  ae.f 

front  of  a  buvdir^ 

»rt  o  fpeU-mg 

Ofilvus,  a,  um.  < 
Ortu«i  a,  i.m.  pt. 
de<tndc-4  from,  j 
pening,  ocafion-d 
Oicus,  us.  m.  the 
ftsnt,  ^c.  the  ta 
pie,  bitth,  extra 
rife,  01   eaufe 

O  htfo^ 

Os,  oria.  n^thew. 
\n\^.  (pitchy  tcrjf 
nn negation,  the  /I 
ctanjr  creature.. 
Ora,  •viT^aras,  p 
f^weoi  zny  thir 
"f  a  b'rret,  tbefi 
the  mcuth  of  ani 
any  gap,  brtachl 
the  numth,  pafai 
any  place,  the  h 
Concedas  ab  on 
•f  their  fight.  T 
<*i  f^difgitff  not 

Ot,  rffi*.  n.  abet 
in  any  fruit 

Oki,  adv.  cntam; 


'  S  T 

.  f.  a  yavomn^ 
a  b'rd   that  forehodctb 
chirpings  or  the  like 
lis.  f.    a  fioingtr^  in 

n.    vixardi 

Ofccn 

n    o  fvretririntr  by  the 

bir.^s 

.    "t.  yawniug.   Met. 

'-Jd-it,   uriaSflve 

^v.   rareiefly 

if.  f    a yaxvnirtfr 

ti.  to  ya'Wftf  to  it  tiji' 

Ftus  funj.  d'p.toy/rwn 
,  a,  um.  k'tJJiHv  often 
,  urn.  pt,  fo^«  i/^</ 
pt.  kiffhg  I 

is.  f.  a  kijpng 
m  r>t.a£t.  kijing^  bav  , 
•afT.  /J#^   ^  ! 

dep.  tn  kijt 
n.  a  fittU  mouth,  Of« 
tf  kifi 

,  adj.  of  hone,  bony        ' 
dv.  bott.'  ly  bone 
,  n.  a  little  bone 
f.  sn  ofprry^  Lucr. 

u  r.  brrakeik  bones 
•k.fie  ^atheri^g  of  bones 
.  n.  d  ckarnel  huuj'e 
a,  '  m.  p'.  /o  f>e  madi  | 

fi,  or  ffived  I 

Hi,  Turn  &  turn.  ^&.  ' 
yjblxjb^  to  ^ive    protf 
'fir,  to  make  one  know, 
f,  to  nta-fifefl,  or  dif- 
ve,   or  evinc%   to  be- 
v<rr,  to  piiint  at 
»ff. 
f.  a  fiftw 


O  S  T 

OftenfionaliSj  e.  ufed  fir  pomp 
Oftrn funis  a,  um.  pt.  about topew 
O'^enlu',  a,  um.  p^.  Jhtwcd 
Oftf  nramlut  a,  um.  pt.  fo  ^*  expofed, 

t.  be  bo^jted  of 
Oft  ntans,  lis.  ^X,  fbewir.gy  boafti^g 
Oftcnratio,    onis.   f.   verb.    «»  ap' 

peara  f#,  b^.aJt'ng,  ofie-^tation 
O  ^enfa  or,  oris.  m.  verb,  eboafitr 
Ofteruatnx,  Tcis.  f.  iV/fw 
Oftnfat'r,  a   um.  pt.  heldtoone 
Often  to,    5rc.    to  p>e*iv    often^    or 

much  J   to  hold  forth  to  'vitw,  to 

fnhrtjby   toexpofeto,  tomake  fhttv 
1      oft  to  give  hopes  of,  to  point  to,  to 

prove,  to  vauntt  to  difto-ver 
Of^entor,  ari,  atus.  pafT.    . 
O/lentum,    ti.   n.  any   thing  con 
I      trary  to  the  ordinary  eoure  of  na- 
I      ture,    Oftenta  facere,  to  do  very 

odd,  or  incredibk  things,  Cael.  ad 

Cic. 
Olientus,a,um.pt.  /hewed,  lying  open 

to 
Often' u,  us.  m.  a  public  fl>eto,  a 

mere  fhew,  dijpmulaticn,  protf,  di- 

cLra'ion^  a  fetting  forth 
Oftlarium,   li.  n.  a  tax  upon  doors  * 
Oft  arius,   ii.  m.  door  keeper 
Oifjatim,  z^v.  from  doo*- to  door 
Oftigo,  inis.   f.  Jcab  in  iambs 
Oj^i^lutn,  li.   n.  a  litt/e  door 
Oftinm,  ii.  n.  adwr,  an  entrance^  rr 

paffage,   the  m>uth  of  a  rivet,  or 

I' oven 
Oftracimiis.   i.    m    a  fort  of  voting] 

with  tyjler.pjellsy    Nep.  i 

O.trca,  orum.  n.  y>\.  oy tiers  . 

Oftrca,  ££.  f.  an  oy(i<.r  \ 

OHrcafium,  ii.  n.  an  oyfier  bed 
Oftr  arius,  a,  um,  ujed  it 'lb  cyflert 
Oftt-aiuS,  a,    um.  rough  as  an  oyfier 

ft^eil 
Oliieofu8,a>um.or,  comp.  very  p/en- 


O  V  A 

tiffl  of  oyflers  "    "'- 

Oftrifer,  la,  rum.  adj.  idem 
Oftrinus,  a,  om.  actj. /rar/ef 
Oftrum,  i.  n.  the  purple fi/h,  purpje 

colour,    cloths^    &C.    dyed  $f  tb^t 

colour 
Ofu'y  z,  om.  pt.  hath  hated 

O  before  T. 

OtiSlum,  i    n.  <r  little  leifure 

Otior,  5ri.  to  fpend  one's  time  at  9tie*t 
o^vnpieafure 

Otiose »  adv.  «f  eafe,  leifurely,  uncon" 
ctrnealj^  at  leijute.  vftttont  inttr- 
rupthn,  gently,  Joftly,  by  little  and 
little 

Otiofus,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp.  0i* 
mus„  fup.  free  from  bufnejs,  toil, 
or  trouble,  at  lei  jure,  unromerned, 
outoftrnpioymetft,  eajy^  discharged 
fromv>oi  k,  peaceable,  vdd,  vacemt, 
Jedate,  caJm,  toitkout  pajpon,  infig- 
rifca^.t,  idle,  trifiing 

Otis,  idis.  f,  a  fftrt  of  owl 

Otium,  it.  n,  lehure,  (pare  time,  r^- 
tirement  from  public  Lufnefs^  the 
time  ofrecrtation  and  refrefhrnenf^ 
public  trarf.tllUy,  idlenejs,  the  Itv- 
tngat  e4fe,  and  in  fecurity,  Meton. 
fport^  noaggery 

O  before  V. 

O^Sits,  le.  belonging  to  ovation 

Qv.)ns,tts.  pt.  triumphing  in  the  ova- 
tion,  njticrng  publickly  ^  fhouting  fir 
joy^  fuli  ofjuicefs  andji^y,  trium^ 
ph  ng,  making  a  jyful  found 

Ovatio,  onis.  t.  ovation 

Ovatub,'a,  um.  made  like  an  egg, 
of  an  oval  figure 

5vatus,  a,  um.   carried  in  fr 


P  A  B 

(OviSrii,  ae.  f.  afiock  ^f  fbttp  ' 

Oviaruus,  a,  om.  \fjhfep 

OvTciila,  st,f,a  little  ^ctp 

pvlle,  is.  n    a  floetp  c.te 

^vPis,  IjC.  belot^in^  to  fieep 

Ovilltis,  a,  um.  adj.  idftn 

Ovina»,  a,  um.  idem 

Oriplruf,  a,  urn.  that  breed  hy  fiann 

Ovil,  is.  f.  ^fif  ».)  tf>^'^ 

^TOy  iouAt.  unde  ova9,  ovat,  fo 
triumph  in  tbi  Ifffet  triumph,  to 
^pear  great  tnd  joy ful  hit.  Non 
Afrieos  alto  tautus  ovat,  doth 
tnt  title  &Uer  it  vtitk  fo  great 
power  Mfid force,  V,-i\.  FJacc. 

jj^vptn,  i.  n.,aHigf9  the  fpawn  ^f 
fif>y  &C.  Ova,  fieces  of  wood  of 
an  ened figure,  by  fifhich  the  mtm' 
^  ofcetiffet  in  the  cbariot-racei 
.  ef  the  Circus  ^nvere  reckoned,  Ab 
pvo  ufqoe  ad  maif,  from  the  hi- 
ki99i$g  of  the  /upper  to  tke  end 

6  before  X. 

Pxymel^lis.  n.  a  prepsratien  ofvi- 
pegarp  boney.  Ice, 


P  A  C 

birds^  or  bees^  8cc.  Pabulum  Arhe- 

ron'tis,  an  old  fellow  ready  to  drop 

into  the  grave,  Plaut. 
Pacalis,    c.  Jignificative  of  peace, 

bfhr^ing  to  the  goddejs  Pax 
Pacfnous,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  fubdued 
I^acate  ad\.  iuc,  comp.  iiTime  fup. 

peactnbly^  quietly^  without  diflur  ■ 

bar.cey  gently 
Pacator,  oris.  m.  that  givet  peace, 

a  confuerer 
Picatus,  a,  um.  ^j.  or,  comp.  ffi- 

mus,    fup.   re4vced  to  eheaience, 
free  from  enem:es,fttiet,  unSifiurbed, 

ealntyfiilif/erene,  in /riendjhip  with 

one.   Ex  pacatis,  »ut  efajfriend*Sf 

or  ally^s  country,  Sail, 
Pacifer,  a>  uib.  brining  peace.  Jig- 


nifying  peice 
Picific 


VUfortK. 

PAbaiandu8,a,um.pt.  tolefd^  pr 
dungei 
Pabiilans,  tif.  pt.  foraging 
pabiiJaris,  c.  adj.  that  is  fit  for  cattle 
y^^o  eat 

f'abdiatio,  i^njs.  f.  aftedlng,  fura- 
.   gingi  or  gathering  of  food 
Pabiilator,  oris.  m.  a  forager 
Pabiilor,  ari,  atns  fum.,  df  p.  tofeedt 
prgraxe,  to  forage,  Pabulari  oieas 
fimO|  to  manure  them       \ 
pSbulam,  i.  n.  food  for  cattle,  or 

jhi/lh  fod4'^i  f^^V*  "^^*  i^^ 


leans,  tii.  pt.  making  peice,  en- 

dewvouring  to  make  peace  tvi^b 
rarif  icario,  oni?.  f.  pacijicatiott,  a 
..  treating  forpejice 
Pacificator,  oris.  n\.  who  mediatetb 

peace 
Pacific  at  ori  ok,  a,  vm.  pertaining  to 

pelace 
Pa  ifTcatu"!.  a,  um.  pt.  reconciled 
PacTf  ko,  are.  aft.  to  make  peace,  to 

rendi  r  propitious 
Pacifuor,  aii.  paflT.  to  he  dppeaifed 
Pa.i'Tcus,  a,  \%xx\. pertaining  to pta:>, 

tcrd  ng  to  an  amicable  comp'Jition^ 

peacejul 
Pacil'cor,  i,  pa^us  fum.  to  ccvendntf 

bargain^    or    a^ree,    to    be  a^reea 

upon,  or  coxffiianttd,  to  be  promi'ed, 

to  be  cr.ntraP.cd  ;n  marriage 
P.^«.o,    a  e.  adl.  to   iuhdue^   to^^make 

tradable,  to  appeafe,  or  rcnde^pror 

pitious 
P.*coi,ari  part",  to  be  fubdued 
Pa^ilis,  e.  wreathed,  patted 
\  Vl>.^v^,  ^tvyv%  ^ttna^re««»:J»rk  pr  »- 


P  Al 

vrnant,  a  prvm'tj*  ffm 
P*eVrtiii«!,  a,  um  by  (i^r 
Pa<5lor.  oris.  m.  a  ma-r 
Pa^um,  i.  n.   a  cont  oB 

or   agretm  w%    a   rcn^i 

pa£lo  edocatus  fum,  in 

T  Was  educated^  Cic. 
Pa£lu8,  a$.  m,   a  bargi 

traff,  or  agreement 
Pa^us,  a,"  um.  pt.  a^.  i 

gained,  or  agreed.  Ptff 

venanted,  promijed  in  m 

trothed 
Psean,  aois.  m.  a  trism} 

Apollo  Jo  caliej 
Paedlgogus,  i.  m.  «  tuti 

gogue^  a  fcboolmafler 
Pttdicator,  oris.  m.  ahi^ 
P&d^o,  are.  aft.  to  hi 
Pae'djcor,  ari,  atus.  pafl 
Paedor,  8ns.  m.  nafiintj. 
Pif»iilatu*i  a,  um   adj. , 

firait  thick^  coitt,  Cic. 
Paponia,  as.  f.  the  petny, 
Pastulus,  a,   um.  vide  p 
Pectus,  a,  um.  pi*jk  fytl 

raft  wib  the  eyes 
Piiilnalia,  ium.  n.  pi. 

bartieft  b^me 
Paganlcus,  a,  um  adi. 

/ry,   pe •  taint n^    to  tht 

Paiianica  p^la,  a  <7  to 

toil h  feathers,  Mrr. 
Pa,;anns,  a,  un.  adj    i 

eouni'y,  or  ctufj^.  ■'-il 
H^iianus,   I.  m.  a  c-mkv 

p^afant 
Pat^^'m,  adv.  in  [*pere 
rajitfUa,  ae.  f.  a  iitltp^ 
Paura,  ae.  f.  a  pag'-f^ 
PStiJ  Vila,  ae.  F.  a  ii'tef 
Pagus,  i.    IT.,  a  vtUgt, 

ca-tcnt  or  diJiriSi 
IPaU.  Jft.i.ajortoff^ 


A.  L 

corn,  the  hazil   nj  a 

tn.  a  tvrc  filer 

f.  a  'U  rrfi'ing,  a  plaCe 
"j^t/or  difputatior.fiudy 

ont  con/fa^  t/v  fprnoi  th 
<terity ,a(idrej%  mauage- 

p»  f.  a  ivoman  that  a 

nvtfit'etSt  Sec* 

d  .• .   li^e  tinije  tvho  iptttd 

m  the  paJii':1ra 

a,  um.  oft  or  htionf^irg 

ctfes    cf  the   Fala-ftra, 

ir,  or  flarcht  carriage, ' 

retb  the  mafiert  of  the 

.  m.  a  fencing  mofter  ! 
.m.a  v^njilerytbe  majier 

"jfenly,  publiflyy  plainly y 

om.  pt.  to  hf  poled t  or 

tth  f,9.'es 

1 .  'Ufanilringj  ft'agj'li  ng . 

utedybtoken^  jcattertd  in 

nng^  difiraEled.,  unfieady 

jm.  adj.  belonging  to  tke 

irt 

.  f.  a  foundation  of  piles 

n.  mount  Psilatme,  a 
the  place  'if  any  pfince^s 
iy  grfat  tovoer,  o:  butld- 
Juv.  9*  23. 
n.  the  cope  of  heaven* 
^Mfatff  or    roof  of  the 

palaicy  or  tafte,    the 

»  id.  pi,  palatum 
m    pt.  routed^  Broken 
thaffy   the  gills  under  a 

n.     the   d:whp  tf  a 


PAL 

Pal'-a-e,  is.  n.   a  thaff  houU 
Palfatu?,  a,  wm,  mingled  with  chaff 
PaJunpfcfion,  i.  n.  a  f 01 1  of  paper  for 

Writing  t)bin/s  the fi'fi  time 
Pjlinolia,  ae.  f.  a  recantation 
Pai  uiiis,  i.  m.  (10  uicu,  paiiuron) 

a  Jnr:  0)  thorn 
Palla,"ap.  t.  u  targe  upper  robe  ^  alfo 

a  kini  of  jbort  jerkin 
Palaca,  x.  t.  a  cotcu.'jine 
PatittKS    UP.  pt.    being  pa  Iff    cMufing 

palenrfs 
F*alieo,  ere,  ui.  n.  ft/  be  ta'e^  or  tvan 
PylleJ.cna,  lis    ^X*  grctuin;  pale 
Pallc.co,  ?rc.  to  grow  pule 
PalUa*>rum,  i.  n.  a  mantle 
Pall'itus,  a, urn.  pt.  c oked 
P«iliiiiiiln8,  a,  uin.  paUifh 
Pa«IT»ius,  a,  um.  ior,  Com  p.  flimus 
(n^, pale,  loan y  nt'hi'e,  making  pale 
Pallio,  a  t,  to  hg  pa/lieted 
Pailolatus,  a,  nro.  chtted  in  a  little 

poor  mantle,  or  uhper  ^atment 
Paitiolum,   li.n.  afhart  c^oke 
Pallium,  ii.  n.   s  ciokt.  Pallia,  co- 
verlets.   Tunica   p«llio    pioprior 
eft,  Prov   fome  are  to  be  tegardtd 
mare  than  others  }  near  it  myfhirt. 
but  nearer  my  fktn^  PUur. 
Pallor,  ox'n* palt'nefSfgluminejSi  moul 

dinefs  in  vtir  Is 
Paliila,  ae.  f.  a  little  chke 
Paima,  a.  f.  the  palm  of  the  bard. 
'  alma?,  plur.   the  hands,  o  fpan 
or  three  quarters  of  a  foty  apalm^ 
or  date  tree,  Meton.  a  eate,   the 
markf  or  token  of  vinery  ^  or  excel 
ling  9tb€rt,'viaory^  thehoadendtj 
ah  oar 
Palmar. 8,  re.' cf  the  palm  tree^  the 
principa  '^m-fl  KOtalhyOrrerna*  iabL 
Palmaris,  e.  of  tie  brc&dih  of  fou 

fingers 
ra;mar.u;r,  ii,   n.    a   reward  j  • 


PAL 

viffory 
Paloiarius,  4^  um.  adj.  mo/I exceUekt 
Pa)  mat  us,  a,    om    having  upon  it 

tbefigun  of  a  palm  bra>'ck^  hn  - 

ing  broad  boms  %vitb  little  fboetSy 

Tunica  palmata.  a  triumphal  rob* 

embroidered  witb  dex/iret 
Pal  mat  us   a,  um.  marked  with  the 

palm  of  ome*t  land  T 

Palmes,  Ttis.  m.  theflootcfa^ne, 

of  tb,  palm    truy   the  branch  ^ 

any  tree 
P^Imefia.  orum,  palm  w.ne 
Palmeium.     i.  n,    «  p/ace  planted 

'u:itb  pa.mtj  or  aate  trees 
Palmrus,  a.   um.   made  of  the  pa. m 

tree,  wade  of  dates  > 

palmeuf,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  f^afi 
P^jimiffr.  a,  um.  a.dj.  beartn^palmt, 

Palrnifefi  Arabes,    li'vjrg  amongfi 

palm  ,  Ov. 
Pfalmigirr,  a,  una.  adj.  bearing  palm 

tnes  K 

Palmipedalis,e.  adj.  oftbemtafure  of 

a  foot  and  a  /pan 
Palmipes,  ^dis.  adj.  vteb  footed 
Palmlpcs,  Sdi<.  ro.  fi've  hanas  broad 
r'almiptimuSj  ».  ni.  date  wine 
Pdlmo^  are.   aft,   to  make  the  print 

of  the  palm  of  one's  bands,  to  nuil 

up  the  fhoots  of  a  •vine 
Palmor.  ari.  ^^p*  to  humour 
Paln»6fus,  a,  um.  full  of  pa'nu 
Palmula,    ae.    i,    a  little  palm^    or 

bandy  the  broad  foyt  of  an  oar  • 
Palm  us,  i.  m.  a  /pan 
Paior,  ari    pafl*.  to  befet  with  pales, 

or  poles 
Palor,  ari.  dep.  toflraggle,   Wander^ 

or  be  di.ordertd.  Liv 
P«ilpamcn,  in's.  n.  afl'-ek 
^alti^nduk,  a,'' um.  pt    to b'e  flro'ed 
/al'.ani,  tis.  .  Hrckin^  ^ 


P  A  M 

|'gipil(fr>  6rit.  IT),  tftittrrtr 
.>  ^tiii,  u,  um.  pt.  fif'iktd 
T»<il  flifa,  ».  f.  thttyl\d% 
Ptl^cbrtlit,  C.  «/  iba  tyehds 
I'tlffbrtim,  i.  n.  an  eyehd 
ff4lp/tiini,   tis.    ft.    tf/rcn  Jbaking^ 
,    i^Mi//^  /''"••f  ttftftrihtnfiont 
Ptli'l'iiiio, Ani«.  Ua ptnt tug, palpi 

r«lptti(ii«,  m.  m.  /V^hn 
V«l|iti«>,  lire.  tipjHt,  hrat^  Ifapt  or 
l/i#'>i,    tohrtatiie  jh>rt^  oi  yarci, 

|'4l(ni,  are.  a<l.  /j  /^ro^r,  tofooth, 

|*«lp<il,  aii.  d<*p.  ta  firoki' gently,   to 

IliAri'itf/^,  r#»/'/. ,  jtittrr,/Aotb 
1*4 1  |i  I,   All  1 1,  ni.  .1  itttftnr 
V\  jMiini  I.  n.  a  pfit/f  ffrik/mg 
|*4lft4)nriitiiMi,  I.  II.  pniiciptlly  a 
tui'ilthf  g4H"iHti   auy  to^al^    or 
pfii>if',titiiSf,,i//Hn,if.i'\'or/ttiVi*»fi 
P.»lnil»tU«,^,  Urt^.  ./Wv/m  mili.'ary 


PAN 


PAN 


♦liy. 


m4r/by 


9)p:ai*-'>  *s*»-  P^  hrMMch€diiiT\  P^rgend-js,  a,  om.pt.  nkf 
s  wts  i^f  I      ccxp^jeJ^  or  tpn> 

Pa-nDfnc3»»  »»  om.  adj.  •/,  or  W-  j  Pang...    is,  5re,  ai,  pfjitfj 


».«'■../ ;.yC7if 
/■'^.   01  mi*,>\  It 

Om  jiM  >ivii    imNu,    tbt  ,n. 

V^\\\  h\ ,'  h.i^v  ,^  V^.h^,  ^  hoc  pa- 

|««\»r.  /*  ♦  *^f^  *f.   Of  Ai>i|^irj^  O  A 


I'm  -"g  t»  vienJaU af'oime ksva. 

Met3n  t^':*^*»  cf%o:m« 
Paar.ur-*o,  ire.  ^a.  rs  ^ /li^  .^  /»- 

perir-ft'ut  les-va^  or  Jc  s.'j 
Pam::mr,  iri,  *tua.  paff. 
P^fTiprnoriis,  a,  nm.  fuil  sfJboottJM 

vine  leavet 
PaTi  ^•lus,   i.  d.  g.   a  vint  teaf^  th: 

tndrfl  f.f  a  'utne^   or  a  tiim^  .'He 

it,  thefpanjnux  the  p«Iy:  us,  Pl.n. 
P-*nJiVa,  «.  f.   a  mine  vejfl     • 
l*4r-,;!CC3,  ae.  f.  an  vfsivir^.tl  Tfm'dy 

ri'iolurn,!.  n.  a  li'tlehrraAbajk&t 
Panar.'im,  ii.  n     n  h,ijkit^  pjinniir^ 

or  irjg  to  carry  bread  in 
'ranarii'-,  ii.  m    a  hater 
P^nchreft  'S,  feu  pan-  hreftu  ,  a,  um. 

adj.  i^0<.d  agairji  all  dij'eafet 
I'anu V'TtC,  adv.  firunfly,  ivfkily 
l*jncrat;unBt'i.n.tf  nv»rjiiin^^  boxings 

ice: 

PandJMis,  a,  um    pt.  hoioed 
PanHc<fl:^,  arum.  m.    boi^ks  treating 
if  all  man  If  r  of  miffers,  a  body  of 
the  fivil  laiUy   ca'i  a  Digcfts 
P^mdrndui,  a,  um.  pt.  tobeJirtUBed 
Paiidcns.'tis.  pt.  opening  tviJe 
PiiidTculans,  ti«.  ui.  yatLuiMg 
PatKlTviilor,   iri,  5t«s  fom.  dep.  io 

ti*i  tcb  in  yawning 
Pando,  pre,  panfom  &  pafTum.  ai>. 
to  np'tt     to    difeover,    to  tell,  re- 
fate,  tofpread,  or  unfoidy  to  extend 
Pando,  are.  n.  to  bend  in 
PanJor,  ari,  a'tus.  palT.  to  be  beut 

in  the  middk 
Pandor,  cris.  paflT.  to  bejhewn. 
Pandus,  a,  qm.  bent 
Panr-^yacus,a,  Mm, panegyric,  fubft, 


«  finke,  or  dritein^tifii 

«»'X.v,   €ircompo;e,t$(^ 

^ree  mp«m 
Pan2or,  cris,  ».  part". 
Paaiceni,  a.  um..  i6],md^ 

maeie  cf  bread 
Pamciila,  a?,  t'.  thevvf^ 

'be  ^vtii  in  the  Jta*tlt\  d 
Panics ni,  i.  n.  «  gram  i* 

^anic 
Pinifex,    icis.  adj.  that  ij 

%ue  ufya:7y  maie  hrud 
PaiiTficiuiTi,    ii.   n.  tl-e  « 

breed.  P-irificia,  :^fi 
Pifiis,    is.    ni.    bteft^i.  !*»•* 
/    ca^^ brafi  ba'th^  Plin.  ?*•« 

n i  'i    faUpetre  baih,  Sur. 
Pan.iT.  iihria,  a?.  \.  c.ethaJ 

feited  by  -a  perfcm  exftttd 
PannTcu-anus.  a,  um.ai^>^ 

to  that  forfeiture 
Panniculus,   i.    n.  a  ckt% 

Panniculus  bombyciob^j 

flk,  Juv.  ^ 

Pannofiis,  a,  um.  ad;.-/«Sf" 

rankf  -frtitreiied 
Pannueeus.  a,  um,  chthtii 

Mala  pannucea,  ^a^ 

ftfonjbri  veiled 
Pannulu*,  i.  m.  a  rag 
Pynnas,  qi,  m.  df,A 
Panfus,  a,iim.  pt.  epeMi^ 
Pantex,  icis.  ro.  tbepne^ 
Panther,  eri^.  »n.  thepa^ 
Panihert.  -fc.  f.  apatd^ 
Panthennoy,  a.iira.arfj.ftf 
PxaroinTma,  *.  f.  aft^ 
PantoiiiTmiciis,a  junurff'fj 

J 


A  R 

tUptfpe 

udmiraniis,  Oy?r^i«;^<f  i 
rdre^  excellent  }  migh' 
uly 

n.  ftfpy 
'cftes,  garmentt  madi 
'i  of  /men 
I,  um.  ofpyfy 
n.  4  butter fiy,  a  tent,  or 

'.  [Ar^l.  a  pap]  the 
creature,  the  bmkji,  a 
\ter  pipe 

m.  (in    pen.    atis) 
rf  broi^frht  vp  and  xit- 
ren,  yuv» 
0  eat  pap 
.    M  f[randjir€ 

a  pimple 
,  um*  mmdeofibe  pa 

jm.  idj.   ^fttaper 

m.  adj.  ttn&er«  f^«  pa- 

etb 

.  ST  par^yn^m,  i.  m  <r 

.  flimus,  f»p.  «r£ii  in 
t  in  f^atieny  Sec.  tnoo^ 
it'ithf  meeit  //,  conve- 
0  encounter,  e^ual,  -mu* 
taif  like,  tofrefpwdentf 
be  fame  force^  import ^ 
ion.  Pares  cum  pari* 
»e  congregant ur,  Cic, 
^eatber  ftock  Ugetber, 
;»  Ctc,  to  bAleinu  st- 

a  pair,  a  mal(b  ict 

.  m.  pe£tt 

dj.  eafily  proem  td 
\  a  parak.U 


PAR 


PAR 


Pjrs»boJani,  pi.  fp.  hold  bdvnituren    P*tzrMr^t,%,vrm.ft.  about  to  prapsf 
PM^letus.  im.  acdmforter  "P^i'atus,  (is.  m.  prepuraii  ti,  prcw- 


Paradi^cna,  atis.  n.  an  ixaft»pie 
Pui  a. :  i  ( ' ! s ,  i .  m .  faradije^  ihe garden 

of  E-iev,  the  feat  ^ftite  bltffed 
Par»  ioxon,  i.  iK  tf  paradox 
Paradoxt's,  a,  uit).  adj.  unde  in  plar, 

paradoxs,  a  fmatl  bonk  ofXutly^iy 

intirled  b:s   paraaoxes.  Paradox!, 

m    pi.  aSon  on  a  fiage 
Pata^ne^ru^  eos  -vel  is.   f.  etn  admo- 

fiU:on.  Sen. 
P^raPiseticus.  a,  um.  admonitory 
Parae!rapbu«>  i.    m.    a  paragrapb, 

wbatfoever  is  wmprifed  in  on*  Jen- 

ttnce 
Pai'alipomeria>  pi.  n.   the  two  books 


Jlfln,  fukniture,  garb,  b^bit,  drojjf^ 
parade,  equipage 

Paritus,  a,  uifi.  iDr»  comp.  fiinv8» 
(up.  pr^red^  ft'%di  ready^  fifkk, 
equipped,  provtdedy  or  fufnijbed 
Vifilbf  fctt/n,  or  procured,  txpo.*^ 
fed  to,  bardy,  refoluri 

Paravetedi,  m.  pi.  corr,  panifr«4i« 
borfcs  of  a  large  fiau*  Angl*  mp^l' 

Parce,  adt«  iiis,  €omp.  nime>  flip* 
neatly,  tbrifiify,  frugaih,  mode- 
rateiy^  cautioufy^  ieft,  kft  f^f^ff 

Parc?ns,  tis  pt.  fparing^  abfisinin^. 
fr*m^  ImxyyJUw 

Pjrcilo<|uiHm,  ii.  n.  refervedntft 


cf  Chronicles 
Par^lifclus,  a.   \jm.    parallel,    every'PiTcipTbmwtfikm»amggai^ 
ivbfre  a  like  diflirfi,     Paraileli,  5  Pa'fTtas,  atis.'f.  fparingneft 
ty  cireies  and  lines   in  the  Jpbere  s  Pafcitur,  imperf.  it  is  (pared 


of  the  ivorld 
Paralyfis,   is.   f.  a  fiackning  of  tbe 

nerves 
Paralylicut,  1,  urn.  ad],  paralitic 
Parandus,  a,  um.pt.   to  be  provided, 
procured,   to  be  defigned,  or  fei  a- 
'  bcut 

Parans,  lis.  pt,  f/ttparing 
Paraphrafis,  is.  f.   apardpbrafe 
Pararius,  ii.m.  a  money-Jcriveiwr 
Parafceve,  es.  f.  Eafier-eve 
Parasita,  at,  f.  a  cckefng -woman 
ParasTtafter,  i.  ro.  M young  farafite 
Par«Mtku?»  a,  am.  parafitieal 
Para  Itor^  ari.  dep.  io  piety  the  pa- 

rafite,  to  flatter,  footb,  ax  fdwn 
Paraiitufly  i.  m.  a  flatterer,  or  para- 

fite,  afpunger,  a  pluyer^  or  aSar 
Paraftata,  ae.  m.  a  butirejs 
PiiirKlatica,  «.  f.  a  pilafier 
Parate,    adv.   ii^s,   comp.    ilfimci 

fup.  readily ,  quickly,  carefully 
PuratuiD,  if  n.  provifion 


Parco,  Sre,  pSptt'ci  &  parfi,  parentis 
pflfftun,  tojwve,  keep,  or  prtferve. 
for  ufOf  to  /pare  one*a  lii«,  id, 
forgive,  or  iardon,  r?  forbear,  t9^ 
leave  of,  atfj^ainfrvn 

Parcus,  a,  Dm.  adj.  or,  c«tap.  iRr 
«u»,  fop.  frugal,  fJ^f^ifty,  n*dr, 
/paring,  moderate,  timperute,f0U^^ 
httle^fimo,  fijtck,  negligent 

PardiiJis,  is.  f,  a  panther 

Pardus,   i,  m,  a  male  pantbtr 

Pireas,  »,  m,  aferpent 

Parensi  tis.  c.  g.  (in  gen.  pitir*  pa- 
nmtum  &  parentiiilD»  JHor,  f< 
parioj  u  parent, fdtJber,  i>r  mothir^ 
einalscefior  ^ 

Parens,  tis.  part.  &  adj.  or,  cmb^. 
[^  parco]  vi/rik,  obeditftt 

^arentalia,  oxn.n.  pUfeafts  at  tbefU' 
nerdh  of  parents  j  tbevjorh  «f  ^., 
parent 

PSrcntiliSjt.  t^],btkngin]fJo parent^ 


p  A  k 


PAR 


PSrenlatnr,  iir.perf.  the  funeral  rites 
ttre  performed  ^ 

PSrentatSrot,  a,  um.  pti  tihwt  U  re- 
venge 

Parcnt€la,  ae.  f.  kindred 

PlrentWfi8,  w.  f.  0  cleufeputm  the 
miJ/f  of  another  fentence 

Wrentifcida,  «.  c.  g.  be^  orjhe  that 
k'llletb  father,  or  mother 

Plreritoj  Ire.  to  perform  the  oSfequiet 
of  dead  relationt 

Parco,  ere,  itanl.  n.  to  he  feen^  to 
be  proved,  to  be  tViU  under/tjod,  to 
obeff  K  comply  nvitb^  follow^  or 
yield  to  per  furm  fix  fulfil  %  to  appear 

Par^tnr,  imperC  it  it  obeyed 

ParicTd^i,  ae.  c.  f^.  a  parieide,  a  mur- 
derer 

Parici.^a!i8,  Ic.  adj.  murderout 

ParTcfdium,  ii.  n.  the  mirder  of  a 
parent,  a  parhide^  a  murje^.    Pa 
ricidium  patriae.fAr  ri//«/flir  of  one's 
eountry ,  or  b*r a  kin^  its  c  m/Hf  ufifn 

Pariend  'S,  a,  utd.  rt,  t')  be  invented, 
gotten^  or  attainei 

Plrien*,  tis.  f»t.  brin.jinj  forth  young 

Parfc3»  ctis.  m.  a  wallof  a  bui/ding. 
Eadem  fidelia  duo«  pariftes  de- 
albare,  to  d>  two  things  at  once 

Pjfrictina,  ae.  f .  the  ruins  of  walls 

Parjl's,   Ic.   //*-,  e^ual 

PaiTii'tas,  tis.  f.  Itktreft 

Pario,  are.  aft.  [a  par]  to  make 
accounts  even 

P^rii,  ere  6f  he,  D?p?ri,  partom. 
a^.  to  brinpr  forth  y^unf^,  to  lay 
iggif  to  caji  fpawi,  to  brted,  p^ 
4fuce,  .or  give  life  to,  to  bsar, 
bring  forth ^  t'i  fnrm,  or  produce, 
to  invent^  or  compofs,  to  vain,  to 
attain,  to  acqum^  to  brin^  t9  ef- 
fefi,' t^  perfcS,  to  accompWp.  t 
SrC'd^daufe^ o^afitn,  to  g't^  a'ja\^ 

^rproatrs^  tj  gi^e,  or  bntti  :info 


«,  Coi  laurus  honorcs  pepcrit 
triumpbo,  Hor,  Od,  2«  !•  16. 
Q;ii  fibi  letnm  peperere  manu, 
Vt^g,  Mn,  6,  435- 

Parior,  eris.  pafT. 

ParTtcr,  adv.  the  fame  in  proportion y 
equally^  as  much,  in  like  m'^fiter, 
even  as,  at  noell,  as  much,  as  long, 
together.,  at  the  f am:  time 

Pan" lira,  ae.   f.  a  bringinf  forth 

PSriiurut,  a,  om.  ft.  realty  tdbring 
forth 

Parituruf!,  a,  um,  pt.  fapareo]  that 
tvill  obey,  or  be  fubj  ff  to 

Parius.  a,  urn.  of  Pi'o% 

Parma,  ar.  f.  .«  round bwkler,  Parma 
inglorius  alba.f /V^.  Mn.  without 
any  device 

Parmatos.  adj.  artred  laith  a  buckler 

ParmR'a,  p  .  f.  a  little  buckler 

Pa'mii'a  i«s,  ii.  m.a gladiator  armed 
ivith  th:  parma 

P^rOy  arc  to  nake,  Jhape,  or  contrive, 
to  orde",  dr'.fs,  or  get  rea/fy,  to  pro  ■ 
cure,  or  pvrcbaje.  Se  paraturum 
com  collrga,  would  agree  /ind 
fettle  the  matter  with  b\m  about 
the  province,  Cic. 

Pa'ocha,  n?.  f,  entertainment  given 
to  emhaffadors 

Pa  roc  hi  a,  ne.  f.  livings  in  lands  and 
boufes,  given  to  old  captains,  rolo- 
ne\s,  fee.  .for  their  maintenauce. 
Pompon.  Lsetus 

Paiochos,  i.  m.  apari/h,  an  officer 
that  provided  (alt,  vtood,  and  other 
neeeffarifs  for  thofe  that  travelled 
on  the  pnhlie  ar  fount.  Met.  he  tha' 
givetb  an  enUrtainment,  a  parifi> 

pri^^fi 

Parofchia,    ae.    f.a  parijh,    Reff. 


V 


PAR 

Paronomafia,ae  f.Leit.k 

Paronychia,  ae.  f.  a  vifi 

Paror,  an.  to  beprepen 

Parra,  ae.  f.  an  anhdj 

Parricida,  vid.  Parici^ 

Pars,  lis,  f.  abl.  parti,  | 

a  partf  piece,  tsr  /^« 

or  divifion  0^,  partfy, 

lot.  a  pa-r,  couMtry,pL 

terof  the  wrarld,  eom^i 

order^    an    bead,  or 

number,  (pace  oft  mt,  I 

partes,  a  fiduaxftt't 

tion,  a  fide  of  a  quel 

in  fȣiion,  or  war.  I 

te*,  tbefoldiers  of  a 

Partes,  a  part  in  the 

bi(finefs,  place^  part,  t 

menr,   an  office,  a  com 

Ex  parte,  Cic.  partly 

tris  partei  praedicas,  J 

an  bard  game   to  pU 

rival,  Ter,    Mitiorei 

intcrpretari,  in  the 

Cic.  In  optitram  par 

cuntor,  esre  taken  net 

great^  advant^e,  C 

Parsimonia,  ae.  f.  par) 

Parsurus,  a,  um.l>t.  tb 

Parti ari^,    adv,  equally 

•  ^ufay  of fhawiitg 

Partiariut,  a,    am,  ad 

Pares,  pared  propyl 

troeen  two 

Particept,  Tpis.    adj. 

made  acfssainted  vit 

/•,  that  is  a  eompanit 

Particeps,  ipis.  fubft.  < 

with  one,  a  partner,  . 

ParticTpSI's.  c.  adj.  Uk 

participles 
PartTcipandus,  a,  unn. ; 


\  R 

a,  USD.  pt.  being  taken  \ 


fts.  tfi.  a  partnerjhifi 
e.  adj.  of  fke  nature  »fi 
Qol/it.  Partici  tat  a,  i 
fupines.  Nomina  par- j 
participles  turmd  tnio 
Purticipialc  Vcrbum, 

ii.  n.  fl  participU 

:.  aft.  /o  takijhare  of^ 

es,  or  <A'-v/V/tf  aiHoHiJI, 

ate  ivitb 

•\,  Itus.  pair. 

.  f.    a  fmal!  pari  tf 

ayficU 

tc  adj.  parti cultr 

,  idv.  pdrftcu'a^fy 

adt.  fart  aj>ir  taYt 
,  um.  /d^^  ai-Oia^d 

?>'  Mihg 

pMrtly,  in  pate 
fi,  Itum.  a£t.  tojbatt, 

dep. 

\  a  iringinorfirtb 

rhethbdicaliy 

f.  tf  parting,  /harii^g, 

by  e^nai  /harts 
m.  a  Jtviaer 
uih-  pt.  abtiit  to  (bare 
m.  di<vjdfd^  Jhnred 
,  UTD.  a  ij.  Utmln^ 
r.    a  brir^-.ng  ftfrtb  cf 


S.  p*".  'r>: 
Tvi,    rn  •)  •  /« 
f*  ^c-  rctij^  to. 


r  trjvatl. 


.  j>t.  A-;^'  i'^-"»,  o''  .y.•J<•- 
'o'fjcr.,  (,btu.r.ed.,p<,\u~ 


PAS 

•vidcd  for 

t'artus,  ids.  m.  tbe  birtb,  d  htarin^i 
tr  producing,  tbat  ivbicb  is  bretigbt 
fortbt  tbi  four  ding  colonies,  tbe 
produffiitt  of  fruit.  Met.  tbtcoH' 
eeptiovs  of  tbe  mind 

Parvifsimos,  i,  uh.  tbe  fmallefi 

Parvitas,  atis.  i.fmaUntji^  meannefi 

Pafufn,  adv.  //«/^  hut  a  littU,  f9o 
little,  tioi  enough,  Hot  long  enougb, 
not  well,  ill 

ParuflipSr,  adv.  a  little  tobilf 

Partanculu8>  i.  a  fma/t boat 

Parvfl'dm,  adv.  -vtry  httle 

ParvultJt,  a,  urn.  very  fma!l»  Subft, 
ParvulUs,  parvuU,  a  little  hoy^  a 
little  girl,  d  y9ung  child t  Tef . 

ParvQs,a,  um.2idj.ffimus,fup.  tittk^ 
fitally  natfovu^Jb^rt,  fcMtfty,  iitm 
iohftieYable,  igUbtty  jtchli,  toutk 

Pafcendus,  a,uili.  pt.  toh^fd 

Pafrtni,  tis,  px,  feeding 

Pal'cha,  atis.  A.  tbi  pdfM&y  ib^: 
ftaft  ofEaJiet 

PafrhSl.s,  e  adj.  pttfcbal 

Pifcitb,  at-e.  iofetd 

Pafco,  ere,  |)ati,))affu».  aft.  ^  h. 
/»  JFeti,  or  give  food  to  btvfrs^  to 
fied,o\  nimrifby  to  make  fa* _  Or^»- 
ricby  toin-yeafe,  topliaj-,  dr'igH^ 
dr  tntertatK,  Ncut.  to  ped^  0: 
grarze^   to  *at 

Pitfcol-,  rr-s,  I    paT. 

P.Woi.  ^ti-},  i  dep.  to  f ltd,  ^tf?r«?, 
&c.  to  fid  upun.  Pafcitur  in  v  i .  is 
IvftN  pr.yerb  upitty  0».  AitiOr 

Pa  cu'iDi,  i  H.  To  <ft.  pafiure,  -mC- 
tua's,  diet.  Plur.  pafcoa,  pii!?lic 
rints.  inc'Me 

Pa^cuus,  a,  um.  zA],f.rvi.-^gforpaf- 
furt',  t^r  grflxinj  i-r  ^eaft8 

Pa^tr,  cri'.  m.  a  fparro^v,  a  kind 
(ffatfjb,  pe/haps  aficundtr 

Paffeniihs,  i.  jij.  a  young  fparrow 


PAS 

Paffim,  adv.  e-uety  where,   here  and. 

there,  drdindtibi,   if  nta^y  ptacet^ 

up  and  iiotvn,  hoVy^  fcAttePtngty 
Paflim,  adv.  byjieps 
Paflfio,  Cnit.  f.  p<ijfion,  or  Jitffettn^ 

death  hy  tftart/rdom^  any   Bodiiy 

infirmity,  a  pttJIie/t  of  tbe  mind 
Paflivc,  s'dv.  byptmtiffioh 
Piir?Tvu),  a,  tim.  adj.  mixed  and  em- 

fujul,  iwanaring,  nteaVy  trivial 
l*af8lvus,a,uitt.adj.[^  patior]^«^w, 

dftbe  pa£ive  voice,  patbie,  permit^ 

ted^  tclerated 
PtlTum,  i.  ft.  a  fort  of  grape  toitu 
t^tfsufttj,  a,  ufn.  pt.  about  to  Juffef 
(^anrus,a,um.nt.  which  batbjufend^ 

undergoy^^  fnflained 
Paffus,  a,ua..  ^a»t.  [^  pandot]  fpfeeU 

dfnndrrftf  etched  nut^  banging  lotftp 

difhtveliedf  bunging 
t^afiul,  2«.  ffl.  apdcty  ajfep 
PtiftWiui,  i.  m.  fl  (iitle  loaf,  g  pif 

fUmitg  ^dil^  t  trecbijk 
t^aftinaca,  :^,t.  i  cairot 
PMtioTf  5ri,  atus .  ptff.  to  be  dug 

up  for  planting 
t'afirnuna,  i.  a   t^c-fdried  toU^  l» 

dig  up  He  ground  fot  plantings  tbi 

diggirg   ittd  preparing  gtoimd  U 

be  planted  ttfitb  vintt 
Pafllo,5oU.f.  ei  hteding,  keeping,  or 
feeding  t^f  any  brutes^  pafiure,fUd» 

itig  gniiHd 
i*aflor",  or  s.  m.  a  Jbepbeyd,  at  bl^tk^ 

nttir,  a  kirg,  ot  governor ^  afmrtff 

ptiiH 
Pafiora'iis,  e.  ^d],  paftorsl  of,  ot  Se^ 

lofigmg  to  berdft/kn,   or  frepberdt^ 

rural,  eftfcepai 
Paftor  1  ti  u  ?,  a,  um .  ad  j .  5&Mf /> /rf^flUlp 

of  cattle,  uftd  byPrpbirds,or  henl^' 

men.  rufiic^  tlononifby  §.tt\n^^%'^ 

fcerdi,  OT  fctrd^wicn 
*  P«^<V^t\>4%>  ^»  >wsv>.  ^«v  "^^"^     - 


PAT 


PAT 


PAT 


Paftof,  a,  am.  pt.  /"//,  Uereaftdt 

ftttntd,  enriebedwitb 
Pados,  a,  wm.  pt.  fed  upon 
Paftot,  6s.  in.  a  fefjing,  l^aKinr, 
ftodiforsj^e ,  reft  /,  i'uppo":  ,o  «•  mstn- 

tenancy ^  a  repaii^  or  d  light 
Patag^iatus,  a,am.<«r  W^r^</,or  ^a  */- 

dtdwitb  purple  kn$bttP\dL\itX^U, 

^f  »,  47. 
Patalis,  e.  adj.  wifb/pfeadin^  hornt 
PatSfi[ct«nd  n,  a  um.  pt.  to  b:  dijn- 

trered,  Qr  mtde  phin 
Patefacio,  ere,  lei,  a£tatn.  aft.  to 

•Pin  the  pajfatt  tOy  to  df/<:/o/*,  or 

mikf  kno  A  n 
Patcfaflio.  bftis.  f.    ^  laymg  ofkn, 

a  makinr  manifiji 
Pat?f«fturns,»,Qn).pt.ri>tfr  will  make 

evidttnt^  Cic. 
Prtt?faau9,»  Mvn^ipenedjatdtpen.  or 

w;/^«'rf.Mef  diktvsredy  difcbfed, 

or  m  /    lw«;ii,  Jhs^H,  tleartd, 
jxblair.^d,   manifejied 
Pa'rgfia,  ic   ,  faftas,  to  be  difcwered 
PStefir.   pat^faftuTi  eft,  iraperr.  it 

it  difrovtred,  tr  wr^i^  to  appear 
Patella,  ae.  f.  a  little  d'tp  dtjb  loff^ 

*  br^ad  b'im^  ajkillet,  or  pipkir 

with  a  evuer,  tb"  knee-pan 
Pateliifiosya^um  ^belonging  to  a pUt^ 

Pa  tens,  tis.  partr  &  adj.  or,  com 
flimuf»  (u\i.9pened^vf'ide,  fsf tended, 
iargefbtgfb/ire,nT  nak'd;  Met. open 
sfn^ove^ed,  gapingyfrtefrom  trnpe- 
dtweiits 

Pateo,    ere,  ui,   to   be  open^  tt  If 

rfdy  to  he  expended  in  li-n^thf  t^ 
feny  to  be  fn'ely  paffa^l^,  or 
an^redy  to  be  fxp^fed^  or  fubjefi  to. 
to  be  faft'y  attained j  or  cme  at^  to 
be  plat ny  or  mantfeHy  to  be  entered, 

as  9n  scco'Jfit  la  a  book,  to  ^e 
frofitlaut^  orfav«urahlt  tt 


Pater,  trit.  ro.  a  father y  a   name 
given  efpecially  by  (hildren,  and 
grand  hilJren  bjr  nature,    bl>^l, 
ar    affinity,  and    benefaftors  in 
anv   kind,   ui  pater  pat ria,  firft 
given  trt  Cicc-o  upon  the  difco 
verv  >r    Catiline's  plot.    Anho- 
n  xir  given  by  ihe  younger  to  th; 
elder,  though  not  related  j   and 
to    prefervers.       A    ti*le    given 
m    mijirtfjtes    who    had    emi- 
nentlv  fcrvc'i  their  fo-mtry.    af- 
terwarjs   taken  by    the  Roman 
emperor -%     An     appellation  he- 
lonzin;;    to  all    the    ^ods,    but 
abTolutely  and  eminently  to  Jj- 
piter.      A  title  givm  to    fcna- 
tors  io  general.    Alfj  the  autk^^ 
vt  producer^  the  author,  ot  founder 
of   a    (tSt,    Pa'-6r  parratus,  the 
king  of  tfye  heraldi :  and  the  male 
of  any  creature  that  hath  young 
Pacgra.  ae.  f.  a  goblet 
t^acerfamilias  \^n.    patrisfamilias, 
m.  &  paterfamilix.pitrisfamiliaey 
the  mafier  a f  the  family 
Paterni'tas,  atit .  f.fatberhoodyptter  nity 
Pa'^C'-niis  a,  um.  tkd'.pafe^njf,    re- 
ceived.  or  derixfeJ  frftm  -met  father 
>a"crcens,  tis.  ^t-  fpreadingy  extend- 
ing, or  opening 
Patef  o,    is,  ere.    to  open^  to  opp'ar 
open,  tnbf  toide,  to  atfear  plainly 
"^jtet,  imoerf.   it  is 'tf  I  dint 
''areta?,  arum.  f,i a  fort  of  dates 
PathetTce,  adv.  pstheticalfy 
PatherTfus.  a,  nm.  patben'ral 
Pat'nTcu?,  a,  um.  fllmus,  fu^.f/tiy, 

n^fcene 
Pafh-xj,  n.  paffion 
PatTbtl  s,   e.    a^    &  pafT.    capable 

of  fu  Wiring ^  that  mav  be  endti-ed 
Pa  Tbiilatus,  a,  um.  adj.  crucified 
V^'Cl\)Vs\>im^  \,w.  tfc<  Curca,  a  crojt. 


gibietf  fir  gallows, 
door,  an  infirumfnt  uft 
gatherers 
Pariendus,  a,  um.  pt.  ts 

or  juffered 

Patlens,  tis.  pt.  fuffenn: 

AJj.  or,  cemp.  flitnuj 

can,    or  toill  undergo, 

patient,  living  inMi» 

arthsris  imt.  Lye.  9. 

Pali  enter,  adv.  ius  com; 

patiently^  contentedly, 

Parieniia,  ae.    f.  patia 

bearing  miif«rtune  at 

calmly,  fofbearance,^ 

fent,  tix  punijk 

PatSfna,  ae.  f.  a  paten,  01 

A ni mut  eft  in  patini 

crieth  cupboard 

Pacinarios,  a,  um.  a<lj. 

PainariuSy  ii.  m.  a  gk 

Patior,  erit,  pafTus  Aim 

to  Juffer,  to   be  mixed 

under  the  power  of  t 

to  fufer,   he  pum/bed, 

wvitb,  tt  enebfe,  fnpftp 

be  fuffic:anffor,to  be  fm 

bumwr,  to  be^r  contit 

to  li've,    to  fjrbear,  t 

defm/tve 

Plcifrcns,    tis    pt.  oprti 

Pa  or,  ori».   m.  an  ope* 

Patrandus>  a,  um.r*^/ 

P.»tra  1  ,  tis.  pr.  rolling 

Pat'itto,  onis.  f  th't^t 

Patrator,  criK.  m.  tbed 

PatralSrns,a,um.  pt.  tba 

or  ptrfurm 
Patratu?,  »,"m.  pt.  p-rf; 
the  chief  o  '  the  hergbh 
Patria,  ».  f.  one**  count 
'.*a^nafcha,  ar.  m.  aP^ 
Pa^rici acus,  (is.  m.  then 
tritian 


.  T 

a.  adj.  patric'mn 
.  m  patrician^  one  of 
e/ir  vibc  'were  created 
time  ofKoTKU  'ai.Pa- 
the  emp£tor*s  council 
?  ti  Jatber 
,a.  ap aternai efiatty 

.adj.  having  tb* fa- 
take  after  bit  father 
id j .  ujtd,  found  out  by 
)r  anctjiors 
i/i.fiafa  father y  that 
,  peculiar  to  a  father  i 
atrimoniai 

\d.  patriaj  native^ 
uliar  t9  a  country^  cr 

,  to  confummate  ma- 
erform,  to  jt  tain.^  or 
P?,  to  ratify 
us.  pair. 
s.  pt.  defending 
i.  n.  a  patroniscingf 
maintaifftng'y  Jup- 
tfe\dingfr(.m  injury, 
defenje 

,  at  us  fum.  dep.  to  be 
^fndyexcujef  nfaintain, 

a  patronofs 
.  a  pcttterful  friend t 
protestor,  a  pleader^ 
Jpeaker,  a  defender, 
r  fupporter,  he  that 
free 

a,  um.  derived  from 
h€  father 

i),  the  teingt  or  be- 
thert  chiia'tn 
g.  a  (oufn  gtrman,  a 
er*t  fon 
>ttiD,  fu^.  befiitncU 


P  A  V 

Patruu^  i.  m.  the  father" s  brother 
P^truus,  a,  um.  of  or  belonging  to  a 

fat  her" s  brother 
Patulus,  »,  um,  opened,  open^  wide^ 

fpreadingy  broad  and  fiat .  Patulae 

aur  esjtffl  rs  gapmg  afUrfecrets,Hor, 
Pava,  X,  f,  a  pea  hen 
Pauci,  a*,  a.  adj.  plur.  lores,  comp. 

ffispi,  fup./fw,  the  few  y  tht  chiefs 

Jfea'al.p.nttcular.   Paucis  diebuS; 

tvitkin  a  feio  uaySyCutxtW,  In  pau- 
'  cis  diebus  (juam,    /»  a  few  day: 

after.  Suet.    Tib.  Infer    paucos 
«  familiariitiD)  one  of  bis  intimate 

friends,   Tac 
PaucrJcqu)um,ii.n.  awantofwordt 
PauciiS^uOs,  a,  um.  of  few  words 
PniKitas,  atis.  f,  fewnefi,  fcarcity, 

rareneft,  ccncifen$ft  , 

Pauculi,   X.  a.  very  few 
Pavtiadtus,a,  um.  pt.  afionifbed^  af- 
frighted 
Pavenduj,  a,  rm.  to  be  dreaded 
Pav<:ns,  lis.  parr,  fearing 
pavco,  ere,  vi.   n.  &  a5.    to  fear, 

or  dread,  to  hatr^  to  be  averfe  to 
Pavcfco,  ere.   to  begin  to  be  mutb 

afraid 
Pavide,  adv.  timyroujl^ 
Pavrdum,  adv.  pro  pav-de 
Pavidus,  a,um.ffunus,  fup.  timorous, 

or  fearful 
PavTrtientaoduSja, um.pt.  toberani' 

med 
PavTmentatus,  a,  um.  p/ived  with 

Mosaic  work  I 

Pavimcnto,  arc.  to  pave 
Pavimeotum,  i.  n.  a  pavement 
Pavio,  is,  Ire,  i?i,   Itum.  a£t.   to 

beaty  or  ram  " 

PavTtans,  lis.  pt.  trembling 
Pavitaiio,   onis.  f.  a  trembling 
Pavito,  are.  to  tionlli 
Pavltus^  a^  um.  pc.  ramnttd 


PEC 

Paolatim,  adv.  by  tittle  and  Uttkt 

by  degrees,    Iti'urely 
Paulifper,  a  Uttle  while 
Paulo,  q.  adv.   by  a   little,  a  rtftte^ 
fomewhat,   Pauld  mox,  in  a  &ttk 
time,   by  and   hy,  Pauld  mmuj, 
well  near,  loithin  a  little 
Pai«]ulikm,  adv.  a  little 
Paul<Slus,  a,   um.  little,  fmall 
Pauldm,  d  little,  pro  paulo 
Paulus,  a,  um.  viry  fma.l,  or  Uttle 
Pavo,  onis.  n^.  Cf  f.  tf  peacock 
Pavonaceus,  a.  um.  adj.  likepeacoch 
Pa^'oolnus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  peacock, 

made  of  peacocks  feathen,  Mart« 
Pavor,  oris.  m.  dreads  great  fenr 
Pauper,  eris.  adj.  or,  comp,  rimui, 
(up.  poor,  of  fmall  riches,  feeble, 
fcanty,  Meo  lum  pauper  in  acre, 
/  am  poor,  but  not  in  debt.  Pauper 
voluntas,  ungenerous,  Ovid. 
Pauprrciiius,  a,  um.  poor  and  mean 
PaupSries,  ei.  f.  poverty 
PaupSro,  are.  to  begger 
Paupertas,  atis.  f    in   plur.    pau- 
pertattt,  poverty »  Mtt,  fcattinefi 
Paufa,  as.  f.  a  paufe,  ox  flop 
PauEarius,  ii.  m.  a  beater  of  time 
Paufiliulum,  adv.  never  fo  little 
Paufo,  are.  tofaufe,  or  fop 
Pavus.  vi.  m.  a  peacock 
Pautilliilus,  a,  iim.  %ety  h'ttle 
Pauxtllus,  a,  um.  adj.  Unle 
Pax,  pavit.  f.  peaee,  ptactabUnefsy  a 
being  flillf  an  agreement,    quiet, 
content,  m  calm^  a  truce^  leave,  or 
permiJionyMto»ement,  reeoneiUMtiom 
Pax,  a<iv.  intcij.  BXetsAl, peace  / 
Paxillut,  i.  m.  mjtake^  wfef 

V  before  Z. 

Pcccamen,  loif.  n.  mfim 
Peccans^  tU«  ^^«  jmavr^ 


PEC 

Peccitio,  onij.  f.  an  ofeniititg 
Pcccator,  orii.  m.  a  finntr 
Peccitrix,  Icis.  \.  ]bt  that  Jinn  flh 
Pcccatum,  1.  n.  afnuH,  an  illaaim 
Pcccatur,  imperf.  paff.  ;7;i  done  m» 

tnlfsy  or  til 
Pcccaiurus,  a,  um.  pf.  a6o»t  to  fin 
Peccatui,  uf.  m.  tbt  committing  of  a 

crime 
PcccOj  are.  neot.   &  aft,    tofin^  to 
do  evil,  to  blunder,  or  fay  wrong, 
to  tranjgrejt,  offend,  or  commit  fi 
fault 
Pec6r6fu8,  1,  una.  tiA],  fulhf  cattle ^ 

breeding  much  cattle 
Pcftcn,  ini«  m.  ^  n.  a  comb,  the 
oofs^  a  rake,  a  %uoo4  cardt  an  bar- 
rvtf),  the  flay  of  a  weaver's  Uom, 
the  fltck-,  or  quHi  where'' I  itb  they 
pfay  upon  an  infirununt.  Pe<ftines, 


P  E  D  P 

PJ?cuariut,  a,  tun.  of  cattle  [  Pedaneos,  a,  nm.^. 

PJ^Cuarius,  ii.  in*  a  grazier  j     foot 

p£cuinu»,  ft  um.  of  Jheep  Ppdarii  fenatores,  f& 

PccuJacio,  onis.  f.  peculation  \      eUiivfred  not  their 

PScuiitor^  oris,  m,  be  that  embeKKlef        but  went  to  the  /. 

public  money  jho/e  wbofe  ofiniap  i 

Fecu\ztus,\xs.  m,  the  crime  efembex'    Pcdatim,  adw.  foot  b 

xUng public  money ^  or  goods^  def-    Pedatum,  i.  q.  end 

poUtPg^  or  cheating  Pedatus,  a,  um.  ad/. 

Pcciil'aris,rc.  z^y.  peculiar^  or  parti'       flakes 

eular,  remarkdole,  fingular 
P^culiariler,  adv.  efpcci^llyt  fingu- 

larly^  very  proper 
P^culiat  us,a,  um,  having  of  his  itwn  ' 
Fecu'.ijolus,  9,  um.  adj.  weaitby 
P^culium,   ii.   n.  pri'uate  foffeffioK^ 

fubfiance^  wealth,  goods,  pojjejfion^ 

a  man  s  privy partx 
Peculor,ari,atu8futn,  dep.^ertf^,  or   Pedetentim,  m^n/fief 

di fraud  the  public  P.'dira,  x,  f.  afetttr. 


Pedea.  iti*.  com.  g.  > 
&  \ic6'ut%,foot  jdt 
pedes,  foot,  a  body 
te>,  the  common  ptt 

Pedtfter,  haec  pcdefli 
dcftre,  -velh.c&l 
&  hoc  pedcftrc,  en 
to  a  fo:.tman,  or  foot 


y?r4/|;Ara/r.'w/»  wW.  Pe6lcn  Ve-    Pecunia,   ac.    f.  an    eftate,  real,  or   P^<iitt)\M%,  u  tn,  a  Ut 
neris,  wild  chervil .  pcrfan 


Peftendus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  combed 
Peften*,  tit.  pt.  combing 
Peilinatioi,  adv.  lifrea  comb 
PcATnor,  ari.  to  be  harrowed 
Pe  (ft  It  us,  a,  um.    combed,  hetchled, 

dejjed 
Pedlo.  err,  xi  £f  xui,  xuci.  aft.  to 

comby    to  hough 
Pcftor,  t'Hs.  I.  paflT. 
Peftorale,  is.  n.  a  bre^fl plate 
Peftora  .i8,e.  Tkd^y.oftbe  brtaft,  peBoral 
Peftoroiuj,  a,VPi.ior,  comp.  ha'vivg 

a  great  breafi 
pe^u:^  firii.  0.  tj:e  chtfi^   a  hreaft, 

fbs  bffomy  the  heart,  four.ftge,  refo- 

lutjon,  theffiul,  firain,  gfnius 
Peftufculum,   i.  n.  a  little  breafi 
Pecu,    n.    ind^d.  in   plur.  pecira, 

vum,  cattle t  a  flock  ofjhap 
Pecuaria,  ym.  n.  pafarti 
Pfciiariaj  gp,f,  the  bujin/p.  cfgra'X^ni 
Piwirlx,  arum.  pi.  f.^pcho/ cattle 


perrunal,  mcaey.  In  plur.  pecuoi^,    PeoKinus,  i.  m,  thej 

fums  of  money  PedicuJaria,  an  herbti 

Pecuniarius,  a,  um.  pecuniary  .  Pediic Claris,  re.  adj.  i 

Pecuniofus,  a,um.ad).or,  comp.fii-    PidicSio,   are.  aft.  f 

mus,  fup.  rich,  profitable  PJ^diciti&Ais,  a,  um.  a< 

Pecus,    oris.    n.  a  fiock   of  Jheep,    Pcdjculus,i.  ra.fl  ff/r/r 

(omtt'imts  a  fing/e  Jbeep.    In  pi.  .      or  Ji em  of  an  apple, 

pcfora,  fheep.  But  it  is  ufed  for  ;      fig,  ^e.  a  loufe 

other   cattle,    any   brutifi>  per/on, 
fax/es,  a  multitude  of  cattle,  Vola- 

the  pccMS,  tame  Joul,  Col.  8,  4. 

Omne  quum  Proteus  pecus  cgit^ 
feo'calvesy  Hor.  Neptuni  pecuf,  4 

fea  monfter^  Claud. 
Pecus,  fed  reffus  obfolevit,  Sdis.  f, 

^  m.  a  fheep 
Pedale,  is.  o.   the  length  of  a  foot ^ 

a  foot  cloth.  Pedale,  a  fock 
Pedal  is,  e.  adj.  of  a  foot  meafur* 
Pedamcn,  nils.  n.   a  prop,  or  polt 


Pedes,  m.  plur.  lice,  F 
Fedifiequa,  ae,  vel  p& 
waiting  maid.  Me?. 
Pc^difs^quus,  i.  ra.  « ji 
PSd3ft9tu$,  <it,  m.  tbe 
Pediuim,  i.  tk.afei^t' 
Pcditus,  Qs.  ».  afm 
Pedo,  ere,  p8pedi,  p« 

fart 
Pedum,  i.  n.  a  popbo 
Peduncfilus,  i,  m.  jfU 
Pegafeiu^  a,  om.  a^ 
PegaEseus,  a,  um.  a^*  > 
k^e^fus,  u  m.  Ferfm^ 


p  E  ^f 


Ptn 


oear,  Of  he  for-  I  PellucTdulul,  a,  um.  frttty  bright    \    •  iut  thanks,  Srat. 

I  PeU"cTdus,a,uin.a<»j^or,comp.  f/ftfr,l  Pendor,  i,  (us\  pafl".  to  Si  ipetgbeJi 
i  mains]  loorje.  \      tranjparent  \      to  be  confidered.  Panae  pendcntfjr 

•em  paitcm,    fa  1  pglori?,  idis.  f.  « /J^i/-^  I      mWkl^lji-al/ be ^aid,  or  ^umj^ 

'ftruSii'jns  upon    \  PcWa,  ae.  f.  a  target  y  inform  of  a  half\  Pendulus,a,uro.  adj.  Jtargm^dowm 


ivsr'c  I 

.  J  e.i  -  bred f  living 
^,  01  belonging  to 

r  Jea,   the  ocean. 
tanto  in  pelade, 
'matter 
lican 

inviting  look 
wl.  eed  ing 
r.  enti,ed,  decei'vid 
pt  to  Le  driven  out 
^'^te'liu^ 
ivhore,  ajirumfet^ 

•  the  adultery  of  a 

adj,  leathern 

i.  edlura.  a£l.  ro 

wtf  ^tf  ofjkiru 
t  little  /kin 
\.  to  bind  ever  with 


[rus.  pafT. 
tannery  a  furrier 
7,  or  hide  ojdbeajt, 
^eton.  parchme/tt 
dj.clotbed'tvithjkinf 
\\,  pulf«m.  adt.  to 
» ibrufi',  or  turn  out, 
e,  to.  vexy  to  touch, 
\nock  at  a   door,  to 


moon 
Peltdfta,  "z/f/ peltaftes,  as.  m.  armed 

fuuth  a  pclta 
Peltatus,  a,um..  adj.   idem 
Pcltiferse  puc]ix, t U ^ma^sonSy  S{at. 
Pelvis, is. f.tf  bafenjcr  iiaer  to^uajb 

the  feet  f   and  for  other  ufet 
P»naiia,  as.  f.  a  buttery^  ox  pantry 
PenariU5,a,um.  adj.fl,^!  Qv  belonging 

to  pronj\/iorSf  or  viSluals 
P^natius,  ii.  m,Jee  Penaria 
Penas,  atis.  m.  in  fing.undc  i^  pl«^ 

Pcnate>,  fund  vide 
Penatc3,  ium.  n).  the  houjhold  gods, 
an  houle,feat,  tr  fixed  habitation. 
Penatigcr,  a,  um.  that  car rietb  hit 

houjhold  gods 
Pcnaior,  cfis.  ro,  P«num  fcrcns 
PeRdtns,  tis.  hanging,  ready  to  fall., 
or   happen^    irrpending,  imminent 
iltftant,  ae^ending^  '^filing,  or  rfcj;- 
ing  on 
Pendeo,cte,peptndi.ni  to  hangup  by, 
to  hang  on,atfrom,  or  about,  to  iin- 


Pendu!a  v? iligia,\,/yr/y,  on  ti^toii, 
Ciaud.  Dubiae  fpft  pendulus  hora?i 
at  uncirtaitttits,  doubtful,  Hor. 
Pene,  adv.  fup.  peniflimc,  tf/we^ 
Penes,    praep;    cum    ace.    in   orit'i 
poUi:r^o/^JioM,oreu/roay,at,'toit^  j 
about,  or  contenting.  Quern  pcnei 
eft  virtus,    is   atfomid  tiiitb    iti 
Plaut.qifaj  ifc  eft  penes*  istuy§u, 
Tcr.  Peneitees  ?  ^reyou  in  ^ottr 
tvirs  ?  Hor.  ]Pides  ejus  rfei  penes 
2i\i6kotti  ttity  tie  authors  flj^all  aip*  \ 
fiver  for  its  truth.,  Sail. 
Pcnetrabiiis,  e.  adj.  or,  cgmp.  a^* 
piercing ,f  enetratirg. PzfT.that  m$f 
be  pitrreu,  penetrable.  Caput  hlui  * 
pcnctrabile  Niii^  net  to  bi  f^tmi.  < 
out^  Stat.  .      ; 

Penetralfe,  is.  h.  Penetral,  alls,  tbi 
iKtnoJi  part  of  ai^  place  Met*  aii  I 
houjiy  jcatypface  of  babitationt  ox  ft-  \ 
booe,  e  litjuidis   penetrallbufj  but 
cf  the  deeps,  Sil.   Animi  pehctra-  * 


.V  „«..^  .,.,^.y , ... , .. ....         lia  ima,  Stat.  Mentis  pcnetralta, 

ger,  to  fioop,  toflo^t  in,Qx  upon,  to\      mojlfec  etthougtts^  Claud, 
Ic    pcifed '\n  the  water,   or  air,   PSnetralis,  p.  adj.  o/,  or  ii/< 


to  dcpenarefi^fiay,  ox  rely  en,  to  bi 
fupported,  vpheldy  borne  up  by^  to 
weigh  ^  oxle  cf  any.ioeight,  to  be 
doubtful,  to  ft  op,,  to  bt  dif continues 
.for  a  time.    Animps  tibi  pendet^ 

you  are  in  a  quandary,  Ter.  I      ing,  pajfmg  through 

Penditur,  jmperf.  tkeypay^  Liv»     1  PenecraCio^  Cnls.  f.  a  p'ireii 


'oncir.g  io 


tli  inmoft  parts  of   any  p>are,  ox 
paMce.  Dei  pcnetraJes,  the  houf*l 
.  hold  gods,  Catull. 

^^.Tv^ri\h,pieicing,  Lucr. 

Penetrans,  tis.pt.  penetrating ,  p-iri* 


p'ira'f^ 


Upon  an  infrutneiit  1  pendo,erc,  pependi,  pqnfum.  a£t.  to  1  Pcnetrator,  oris.  m.  It  that  pierciti 


ante 

.  pair. 

i,  clear  i  perfpickous 

i.  n.  W  be  tranfpareni  j 

If  (•  tranfparf/uy 


tueigh,  ox'b^ofanyiveigbt.  Met.  1      through 


B.\PS 


to  think  of,  to  confidcr  of,  to  efieem,  \  Penetratur,.  iinperf.  tht^  t^t\tr 
rate,valutyregard  to  pay,  to  be  pw  I'-JeaauVcvM^  v^^scm.*  ^x^^x^^cta^v-TV 
tijjbed,     or   itrJtrgo  punifhmcn:  \   .into  ,  ^ 

.  Higngs^  pe;id^r«  |F^Uft>  tf  W**  T.\PlutUQ;i^^.\^^*»t'*  ^^'^^^  ^ 


PEN 


PEN 


PEP 


•r 


4mA,  Cf/i^  m>am,  M  iafutd.       cikw   tiaXk  potah.  iai 


mtt  Jetf  ml:  Nihil  Tiberiun 
MSiitvencCfayit,  tmort  femfikiy  »f- 
fUUg  hrm,  Tac.  Turn  Pcoct/^Ut 
•Of,  /r  ^tf«r  'w-'f  tletr  tmmM,  Lutr. 
Met.  f^u  n  {.r.uft  r.e  ad  plum 
pcMCravi  >  iltf^/^^PlMC 

Pinttrw,  lit,  *tuu  ptff. 

PlflfcillM,  i.  m.  9  pcnidJitHn,  i.  n. 
«/#r/  •/■  /*/>  )5^''*;*5  i»  ftmtnttr't 
/#«//.  Pmk  lit  ce^torit,  ^vjbini 
SfM^t  u'ei  by  flmiptrtrt,  a  tent 
put  inf  ^9vndu  bm  tsid  •m  tit 
mJUffe  vt'iM 

fKn7cuiu«,i«  m  &  peniculvn,  i.  n. 


U.  FcH- : 


lt,a.■■.pCihtf•^^ 
W    a  lie  Adfamri 


«w|r  tkin^  ttstjtr'vetb  f  Wft,  Ac, 

\*ttm 
ftmtii 


wih,mei'9k*t  limtn  0frMfsfMtntr*» 


ktffj  mimet,  t»  a  gmJfartmm 
Pcaiutiifl,a,ttfli.adi  %drfi£,VtaaaX\ 

amofcf.  CmfUt^  Clasi.  '  FtatHOM,  a.  hb.  adj. 

Pefifiiger,  a,  uin.adj.  bmvi^^  voiff  J      eatrnfi 
Pcn/.iF«s.     idit.    adj.    liMf  ^tff^ :  I^ntuwicr,  oa,  ttwm.  ^H''^] 

mamftajmi  PleoUfCoCoa,  i.  a.  aadWwIf; 

PennrpflCens,  tit,  «  hiri^  afiml 
PeaBula,  c  f .  «  /rfiiSr  «v^ 
Peafaaooty  a,  an.  r«  tt  tgftmfnjkd 
Peo£iBi,  Cis.  pc.  wei^hiKg,  rutm- 

Pearacio,  5m«.  f.  artemmftMJ 
Pcnsicor,  orif .  ai.  m  vei'iher 
Pcntitunif,  a,  um.  pc  tb^twilirt- 

etmptnjt 


PeoUfCoCoa,  i 
PtntaicacbaBByCbi.  n  jAt  ArtiW 


VmmvCUf  m,  f.  a»  aAn^  iftuid 
Plaiif  il.  m.  «  rai/|  «  wisn^tytrd 
PSaTt^,  adv.  antiq.  fljai^y  Tap.  /•- 

F^alfivs,  a»  um  i^^i  ^^ri  «  m// 
Pcnftuitayum.er.comp*  fliaiut,  fup. 
adj.  [d  ft fiM*]  inward tfrrmtltbin 
PlafiOf,  adv.  wiihim,   in  ibe  inmtfi 

and  mtft  jtent  pmrtt  tbortuibfy^ 

t^J*ftty%  tntirrly,  titarfy,  wMfy, 

mhf§$htr.  ftmcteiff  st  a  grtat  di* 

ftamttfdr  off 
^•nni|  K.  f.  tfeatltTf   a  fuill,  a 

ftn^  MflMmfn  an  befmtuHytieei, 

m  mag  tfa  Hrd.Mete  ale  penaai 

aaa  habeat^Mryf  Vfimgt  art  amftifg^ 

ad,  I  baw  M*  Mfiwr,  Prov.  Sine 

pea  nil  volare  baud  facild  eft,   f« 

w-ari  m'itb^t  fa»/f,  Plaat.  Me  di- 

Miirre  IMiilippi  decirii  hanoilem 
feanitt  tnrmd  $iit$fmf  ttmmaad, 
md  imimd  in  m  ejutt^  Hot.  Mv  ir^vw»^ »» i^*  »•— 
JwfB  ptnnM  niik)  extcnd'iffe  Vo-\    twcer^.w  •» 


Bcrita  ia.  f.  afi^btm 

!C1.   id.  fMtf  MM     J 

»a.uiii.ad|.Wfl 


Peasiitus,  a»  uiB,  pt.  €§mjidm§d 
Penficulate,  adv.  cfifiitrattiy 
I  P«ns]cuIo,  ire.  /«  ffidf  tMil 
Pcnsjiti,  e.  banging  in  tt§  air 
Penttm,  adv.  wtb  great  car$ 
Pcafiii,  Sail.  f.  a  paymtnt  •/  m^aey, 
rent   nf  an  bon/kp  land,  iie,  rt- 
comf^nft^  or  tt^uitat,  aftnfom 
Pefufiario,  onis.  f.  a  emftnjation 
Heat?Cator,  orif.  id.  an  ettamintr  rf 
Penf  iticui,a,ui».  v-tigbidt  canfidntd 
Pen*!  to,  a  e.  r«  p^rOir  iften  and  /^g 
nfi9n^  t0  examint  mncb  intt,  f  fmy 
cfitH 
PeaiTror,  Sri.pafH  ra  be  anamined  intt 
PenfluocfilayC.f.  an  ackn^wk^gtncnt 
Penfo,  are.  ra  ^'figbp  tt  p^ndtr,  tw 
txamintp  to  efittm,  or  va/nt,   to 
makip  ffirtft  infmd^p  t§  mgntte, 
t&eompenjat* 
Pen  for,  an,  atuf.  apfT. 
Penrum,  i.  o.  aptnfitn*  mm  bandfnl 
tf  waa/,  &c.  a  ta/k^   0  cbargt 
fMrl,  tmdtrtmkmgt  orofiee 
VfX&QXbi^K^^  tbaufbt^tati,  rtgtrd^ 


Ptarecoisycs  J^ariif^i« 

tidt 
Peatheoiii 
Kaa,  iadccl. 
PjFnoiriua, 

prtmifitm 
PenSby  ««/  pcnola,  c  £  «  A* 

■Pa//M   M  any  thia|.  ta' 

fcindcre,  finldnne^^ 

attiafcrc,  tanbimnmt§iPlA 

PSnfilitoa,   WpKnolataii^i 

ttftariag  a  (A/i.  laarB^/vffl 

Penttkimui,  a,  am.  tbtltff^ 

^^num,utk.  mU  b'nd  af 

anddrink 

P^nGiia,  a.  f.  extrtmewantif^ 

farieSf  or  prn/ifiantt  ltti,tf^ 

•f  tbtr    Ibingi,  fiwm/k  i 

number^   rmrmtfi 

Piaofl  i  w/  At.  ">•  9  '•  ^■'l 

mnm  tf  mn  btnfi,  oM  aa^r 

pr^ififns  a/  mat  W  M/ 

mem^/Hd,  9lifiddtr  fie^^ 

eattk 

PifaSa.tfrit.  n.  ci/JbWVH^ 

or^iflWr^VA^/rvaj^ 

■^ephia,i.iD.  sr  peploaii  1.  ■•  */ 

•ftbafinp  Panalheaauii  th 

\t  witbt^ 


•ftbtjbip 

^*mgrab€Wnt»btatp^ 
a  fpana»*ffelf|  tUb«fl9'< 


>E  R 

y  figni^ixg  the  mta 
dion,  kf  deaoting  the 
^on.  Per  aliguem,  6y 
r.  Per  ine,te,  fc,  &c. 
hwt  awf  rtber  ftrj^m^ 
er  aliqaem,  by  any  amt*s 
Of  powtr.  Per  aliquem, 
esivetWtpermiffivt, 
►r  ee/wr.  Pro  prober ^ 
/;  htcaufi  of,  for  :   m 

in  forms  of  fxpeanagi 
nd  st^urti^p  tir§»hi 
place  that  it  pa&d> 
tifi,  wbeny  ittjikhtim 
tCrcfsiSe,  or  in.  Servata 
I  eiernallfj  Lucr.  Per 
^xJiojingblj^T^,  Pier 
'.  at  tbetrown  Uiftre. 
m  <v^  MfptSif  Col. 
I  qoiiTque  charu 
3c, 


harut  dl^ 


PER 

Percqody  ad?,  twj  gfasfff 
Per2c«)U0y  are.  a^  fo  iyiM/ 
Perxquus,  a,  am.  verytfiMU 
Perageaduiy  a,  om.  <•  be  Mnt 
Pe.agens,  tit.  pi. perfmrming 
PerHgicatus,  a,  om.  pt.  gMd 


t  bag,  or  pmcb,  a  fat* 
n  buJ^tt 

I,  om.  adj*  vtry  abfuri 
,  Attt^viTf fiarp,fi«r» 

,  an.  vtrffuwn^  tart* 

«M 

I.  f .  m  thA^ 
am.  pt.  that  v/iU plead 
m,pt.  ptrfigf^fir.ijhedy 
y  cempUtcdy  hti>i  kept^ 
toU,  pleaded,  tbtatntd, 

XA,  Bcum.   te  make 


very  fi>arply 
iim.  very  ftarpi 
utty,  Jubtil 
»  tis.  very  young 


f/barp.  Met. 


Perag'),ere,egi,a£lum.aA.f«^/W7y 
fnijb^aetempli/hyperferm,  difpaieh, 
te  ho/d,  or  i^^acour^  ta/pead 
time,  to  pah  tbrtmgb.  Up  pierte^ 
to  titt^aecUnre,  ftmd,  or  eonJUUr 
tbrougbiy^to  ttU,tofpend,  or  vafh, 
to  concoS,  or  d^^,  to  kitt,  jUy 
or  dtjpatcb 
Peragofy  i,  a£hia.  pafl*. 
P^ragrandiM,  a,  urn.  trmvafUd  ovtr 
P>ra|>  ant  ,tit.pi.tra9tlb'iigJiimftyiMg 
P)^ragratio»  ooit,  /•  a  progn/i 
PIragratusy  i|,om,  ft^trarftaUedmer 
PSragro^  ire.  io-wattder,  to  trs^ 
over,  to  dijpl^,  tomiewt  or/aro*^ 
FSragror*  ari^  itut.  paff. 
Peralbat,  a,  am.  adj.  wigr  Wbit9 
PSramans>  tit.  iatnt^  entirety 
Pjframanter,  adv.  we^  iovimgfy 
j^eraxnbolanty  tit.  pt.  waBtu^  omtr 
PSrambQlo^are.  to  wtdk  up  arnddma 
PSramornat,  %,  urn,  ^eiy  fiaftm 
Pe;ampiuty  a^  am.  very  latgo 
P^ranpoAi,  adr.  mery  eU/eiy 
PSraogaftui,  g,  om.  adj.  vory/rtdt 

and  narrow 
P<^raflno,  are.  n.  toMffo  ayelar 
Perantiqoat,  a,  om.  very 
PerappMicut,  a,  nm*,i/efy proper 
Peraranty  tit.  writing  aH  ever 
P^raratut*  *»  nm.  pt  plowed  99er, 

Written 
PSrardout*  a,  um.  very  diffi/tnk 
Perargutoa*  a,  um.  veryftoart 
rcraddoi,  a,  om.  over  dry 
Perarmatuft,  a,  um.  weU  araud 
iiusyi.  mja  very  youth]  P2'aro,  are.  a^.  tofofrewetUovtr^ 
,  ^,  am.  ^X.finiftied    \     tephw  the  main,  t§  writ^ 


PER 


nfratta*  Uw.  by  Jmadpitek 
P&art«itft,adv« 
P&atttatot,  %ttm.Wp4i 
PerbaociiatDik  ■»  •»•  mgiag  mmt 
Perkacchor,  on,  iloi  foa.  dtp.  to 

fpend  time  itt  deiaking  amdreieiKwg 
P^beatoa^  a>  am.  very  kmpy 
PerbdU.  adv.  mrfweU 
Pteb^n^,  adv.  meotdiwg  weft 
P^b<iiSv5]at,  a»  am.  very  Mad 
Perb&iign^  adv.  v0y4MMtteuA 
Perb7to^  u,  &«  &  irt.  toftr^ 
Ptthltmk^,tLiw.  very  kindle 
Perhlaodaty  a^  am*  adi.  very  Anm^ 

eoarteoiu  and  eomMfnt 
PlerbSnot,  a,  am,  a^.  Pfijr|m<  «•• 

PtrhrSvit.  vt.  ad{.  fviy / 
PerbrSvIt^,  adv,  very  i 
PerclMSfa^tai^tfam.  #^  . 
Per',  aeo^&eyoi.  o.  la  iwctiiatowrp  M 
Per(alieo>  ite^  oi*  a.  imT  •  if  mn«4 

*v  wnaeneaHmpvywtw^ 
Percaadefacio^  h%,  tomakevmyhti 


1& 


PtrcahH,  a^  «••  ad],  vtrydatr 
Pittcaatae,  a,  Mk  tiagr  «Ninr 
PercaSbratat»  a,  op;  dl^ii^ 
Perceicbror,  paC  to  ba  dketiiii 
PbrdHer,  it,  ta,  ad),  verymiiy 
PercaCriri«»  adr.  ^myMk 
P<rrcci)o,&e,c«ii  ft  pcrcdfi,a3fini. 
ad.  ftbrmfrnfUk,  to  •wmtkam, 
bits  demm^  u/hike,  bit,  mjmif,  to 
aflea  aeepfy,  f  trombk,  f»  tfetifk, 
ferprirte/ibmfb,  mpafmifmem. 
lemame,  to  defiof  orpm  e§ 
Perccllor>  i»  cvllba.  paft 
Percenieuyeieyoi.aA.  to  emalt,roe§»em 
up,o/t  retonnt  om0ly,to  trmwtievm 
Peffcept^.0, 5ait»f.  a  gmtbernig*  ^f^ 
eeivfng^  i 


PER 

Percepturut,  a,  urn*  pt.  ah§kt  tife^ 

cei-of 
Vefccptus,  a,  um.  ^t.  er*'^cst^fg^tteti<^ 

j^ee.nndf  karnt  ptrf.fll^ 
P^rccrpo,erc,pri    a£l.  to  gather  notes 
PercTdo,  (fre,  cTdi  ^cccidi.  iSt,  lo 

Seat  all  over 
Percidor,  paflT. 
Pcrcieo,?re,ivi,itum.  a£V.  to  rail,  or 

ftrcclaim,  to  ni9v^  tbrmt^hl^ 
Perciiigo,  ere,  xi,  A.im.  a^.  to  en- 

eompaft  round 
Ptrcio,  i>  ^  ivt.   z€t,  to  enrage^  to 

prnvoki  bifhly 
P»cTpicndu£.n,  um .  pt.  f  ht  reaped^ 
or  gatbtred,  to  ^e  underftood,  or 
kroiu9 
Fercipiens,  tis.  pt,  reaping 
|\:rcTpio,err4epi,eptaRi.  ^€i.  topof- 
fejifinvadtf  receive^  gather^  toper* 
eeitft,  u^derftand,  know,  or  a^pre- 


PER 

f$eus^  afoMe.     Prririi)imus  juris 

idcmq  c  percomis,    C/V,  dc  Qar, 

Oraf,   58. 
Pfrcofnrnodc,  adv.  wy  cwrenientiy 
ycM\irr\xT>ft  'iis,a,um.  v.'ry  co/.t/enient 
Pircortannt«5,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  afi'd 
Pcrtonljns,  lis.    pt.  inquirtrg 
Pt:rcor.tat:o,6nif.f.  an  afijng  f>f  que' 

fi-.or.s 
Percr>filak>r,ori8.m,tf/i  a^r  of  quefr- 

tiorSy  an  irquijiiive  per'on 
P^'rcontor,  art,  itu?  fnm.  dtp.  toajk 

firiftly^totrqirtTty  dcmar.Ay  or  yiw;- 

tioti^toexpeii,  tarry,  otV)ait  for 
Pcrconriimax/  acis.  veryfiuhkorn 
Percopiofus.a,  um,  very  copious 
Perc5quo^   ere,    xi,  ^m.    to  hoii 
tbrwgbfjtt  to  cocifOt  drejs,  tofcorct, 
to  bevtf  or  warm,  to  ripen 
Percoqoor,  i,  co£^u8.  ptlT. 
Percraffus,  a,  um.'very  (hick 


bend,  to  retain^  f  be  attentive  te,  \  PercrebreTco.Sre,  brui  6Ef  but.  neut 


to  tak$ 

ferclpiqc,  pi,  cptuf .  pafl*. 
crciras,a,ufn.  pt*  beatin,  or  maukd 
aliover 
I'ercltnstafOn.pt .  movedtfimck,  fmlt- 
tenybigbly  dt^rbodt  put  into  a  paf- 
fion 
Pcrcmlis,  e»  eA],  very  afakte 


to  be  dimtlgedf  fpread,  or  noijed 
abroad 
Peaf  riibuit,  imperf.  it  hatb  been  4r- 

nmlged,  orfpre^,  &c. 
Percri^po,  ui,  itum.  n.  /•  ring  tvitb 
Percrucior,  ari.  pafl*.  to  be  vexed  to 
the  very  joul 

_  Percruduf,  a,  um,  very  unripe 

i'crco^i,a,  uin.pr,  thoughi'y  bo\M  •■  Penujo,  ere,  di,  Aim,  to  e'-ack 
**erc«gnitu8,  a,    um.  pt.  difcofer'tt\l*crc\jini'^  a,  •  ni.  '^i  .finuk^  jmitten, 
.    ,tbrougbly  \       Mftt.  dfq^ly  nffieJ  tvitb,  vixid^ 

P«rcognofco,ere,novi,mtum.  adl  to  j      ojinmjheu.  t.ucteJwitb  de'.igbt^ox 

bnonv  perfeBlf  well  '       aum i >  iiric  1 

Pcrcognofcor,  i,  Ttuf.  (laiT.  j  iVtcnlr.s,  a.um    pt   wnd-fffd       j 

VcttQ\lt\%*,n^xim.tbrou ihly  flra*nc(f.\  l*eicynfi>r«   !»«.  pt.  o/Ktt>ir  | 

P-rtolo,  arc.  a£l.  to  Urain  ihoufl,  v  •  lV.i<i»»  cU^.  ,  i  ri  :..  f.  <-«  ir^ury        j 
Perc6i<»r,  ari,  atus.palT.  to lejiruin.d  \  l'c!cn'ir«.iu»',j,um.  }>t.  hir^n^ ajhtd  j 
tbonntgbly  ''  Vc"HLv^'.<V-v.,v.r..<«c?.  to.,*,^  curiwfl:.  I 

f'crc^io,crc,ui,ul-um.  aft.  to  V^'^'^^    '^^X  je^^"**^^^' '''''''  '•*  --\^^.\ 
i^fck^  adnny  beautify,  (9    |>«:r/tfJ,\    j^^^;^^  ^^^^^^  ^^v^ti.  ^^v  •^**n>^^^*'H 
/fffijif,,  t9  revertnce  gff^th  \'^     ah-L^»^*«w-^«'^N 

f  ^cimis,  mc.  adj.  vc»^^ -•«''< >"<*?*'"  \ 


P  EI 

Pt  rcupjo,  jfre,in,  itom.  ft 

neflfy 
lVrcuratu8,a,um.  pt.  tbi 
Pircuriofus^  a,um.  vr)fi 
Pcrcuio,  are.  a6t.  tbroti 
I^crcQror,  art,  a;o8.  psff 
r*crcurrcn8,  lis.  pt./fl/i 

tbroygb 

Pcrcorritor,  imperf.  tt 
with.  Met.  recit.dftJk 

Percurro,  e  e,  ri  &'  oi 
to  run  witbjpfed  ever, 

Pcrcarror,  i,  fus.  paflC 

Percurtatio,  onii.  f.  a  n 
greft 

Percurlio,  0QI8.  f>  n/fe 
over  in  tbe  mind 

Percorfo,  are.  to  range/ 
OMddowm 

P^rcprfusy  a»  um.  pt.  rat 

Percuffio,5ni8.f.  a  hndi 
'  oxftrikh^f  percnjp^ 

Percaflbr,  om,tn.afirik 

Peitufiuroa,  a,uin.  pt.  t 

Percufliiiya .  u  m .  pt.  frit 
bity  ic^^firuck^amfei 
kitted  in  facrifice.Xle 
aba&ed,  difquieted, » 
witb  joy,  for  row,  fife 
cut,  as  a  trench,  or  d 

Perctuflut,  Qs.  m.  a  $rtl 
percuiTut,  tbe  beating 
a  dafifimg  againf 

Prrcutiendus,a,um.  pt. 
Pcrcijtio,  ere,  fli,  (T'lm 

'  or  f*ii:te,  to  /w'  .«''• 
fiay,  iKuriitr^  t'  rt-,!"- 
ti,;uvtj  cr  afot.  ;i.  -V 
f't^teiz^^toJiftri-.i' 

I   ■     ftJtet  J  rc^y    t. /ril', 

\    ^^*^\r- iji  V  u*>an  tit  ff 


\ 


a^-' 


P  E  R 

i>flut.  pair.  I 

,  a,  um.  adj.  very  comely 
Piraiy  a,  um.  very  ridiculous 
4iitf a^um.pt.  to  be  kft,  kilUd, 

a,  um.  very  thick 
^ytt^.f  ui.  vid,  Depfo 
TfcJhs,  e.  ad),  vey  difficult 
Scniter,  adv.  very  difficultly 
Bi^atO  r.  adj.  ni'^iocrthy  of 

B9V  t'8.  adj.  very  diligtnt 
eater,    adv.  very  diligently ^ 
^tmrefuVy,  exaSily 

nklus,a,  u  mjhrougbly  learned 
lErCydTdici.  a6i,  /«  ieamper- 

pa<r. 
^,  adv.  r^rjf  eloquently 


P  E  ^ 

PerdoA^y  adv.  vrrjr  knovitigfy  | 

Perdo^u8«a,um.  pt.  &  adj.^rr/Snf?^' 

inftruffed,  or  taughf.  Adj.  vrrjr' 

learnedy  or  knowing 
Perdo!ca,cre,ui,itam.  n^fbtvexed 

to  the  very  heart  I 

Pe  dolatus.  a,  um.  pt.  bewtd  fmooth 
Prrdolor,  arij  atus.  pafT.  fbe  bewed 

fmocffb  1 

Perdomandus^a,  »m.  pt.  to  be  tuboGy^. 

fubdutJ  I 

Pcrdomitttrusi  a,  am.  pt.  eib«at  to 

fubdue 
Perdomitus,  a,um.  pt.  madetamt^ 

fubJye.. 
PerdSmo.  ui.  :tum.  aft.  /•  tame,  to 

ffbdue  tottilfy 
Pc  donnor,  .-"aflT. 


adv.  eorrupt'y,  defperately,   PcriOfm-fco,  ttt,  to Jleif  enough 


dtU..  m.  a  deflroysr 

rns,  a,  lim.  pt.  wil'  beeaft 

t^a^urn.  pi.&  adj.  or,  com  p. 

,  fup.  /oftt  begger^df  fquan- 

vay^pafi  recovery, dejyerate^ 

med,lewd,ToickeJ,  dsbaucbea, 

Itff  wretched,  miferable,  defo- 

sfufOy  prodigal 
mA^,  for  a  great  vf  hi  It 
'  >  Jtia.  adj.  -very  rich 

na9,z,\im,zd}  Jafiing  a  very 
_  m 
icif.  f>  A  partrif^e 

ik<itdi,itttm.  a^.  to  lefe,  to 
Iff  Jptnd^  ox  throw  Away  in 
p  kiUfflcy,  or  be  the  death  of 
UilP  ^v^f  rmny  dejiroy,  or  r^ 
^  /0  Corrupt,  fpotl^  or  debauch 


Perdu  cndus,  a,  um.  pi.  to  be  Isd 
Perduco.  crc,  xi,  dtam.  oft.  to  bring 
throughfto  leuUy  or  carry  ©ve  tf/rn^ 
•a;//i&,  tn  bring  one  fw.Met.  to  bring 
over,  or  perfuade  to  tne's  party, 
Qptftiont  ike,  to  bring  ebwt,  or 
lo7oer  a  fum^  in  cont rafts,  to 
cany,  or  ^r/i^  a  w<iil,  treachy  or 
work,  to  carry  on  a  builvJing,  filTr. 
till  ftnifi>ed,lAt!i.to  continue  to  hold, 
or  ftf'^ry  wr,  to  prolongs  to  go 
through,  to  amoint,  daub,  rubp  or 
lay  all  over,  to  eiofs,  obliterate,  or 
blot  out 


Ulr«» dtdi,i torn.  aft.  ro/^f^fo    Perducor,  i,  ftut.  paflT. 
■■■»«  Jpoftd,  or  throw  dway  in    Perduftio,  oni».  f.  a  bringing 
^if00  ail,  Jlay,  or  be  the  death  of  P  rdofto,  are.  to  lead  along 

Pedoftor,  oris.  m«   an  attendant, 

a  guide t  a  pimp 
Perdiifturus,a,una.  pt.  about  to  bring 
Perduftus^a,  um.  pt.  brought ^  Qrled^ 

^^ ., _._,  ._^.^-.  /fr/uaded,  continued,  bbttteA  out 

\iW90,.iTe,  Of,  ^uw,  a^,  fff ua^<^ I Perdudam,  ndv,  longfnct 
^^^  ,       ^  /^^''dneIiiOjoaii»m.muri:er,b^gbtir§a\ 

PerdaelUSf  is,  m,  mn  enemy ^  one  « 


^MrarfW,  at  undo,  toeonjume,  or 
touf  rtoioujly,  to  lavife,  Orfquan- 
ff^lf^y  «n  'ft*"*  to  forget 


Itmo  Sri*  pa02 


PER 

ga^od  U  aatulwar  ogmMf  m 
Pcrdvin,  pro  per  dam,  Ter, 
Perduritarus,a,uai.pt.fA'?f  wi9Ja0 
Perdoratuf,  a,  vm.  aitj.  hetdont 
PerdSra,  are.  n.  to  lafi,  tocontinm,  m 

bold  out,  to  ondure 
Peiedia,  ae.  f.  a  country  of  oatimg 
P  rcdo,  peres,  vc/peredta,  etCyCttfy 

ium.  to  eonfume^  •r  fiK^tf 
Perv^re,  on^^.abroad^ronobomtffiom 

faragn  ^artt 
P2re^rinabuBdot>  a,  una.  h^ihigH 

ttavti  about  foreign  ceuntrkt 
Peregrtnansy  tit.  pt.  travelling  in  fo* 

rgign  parts 
PerSgrinatto,  onit.  f.  a  travellings 

a  progreft,   a   wandring  np  and 

down .  brot^bt  from  abroad 
Pjfregrlnator,  oris,  m,  a  traveUer 
PjrS^rinatus,  a,  um.  pt.  hamng  bom 

in  foreign  parts 
Per^  Tnitas,  atis   f.  the  frmptOtn 

of  the  Roman  language,  a  tone  in 

pronouncing,  the  condition  */afo» 

reigner 
PSrSgrtnor,  ari.  atus  fuin.  dep.  i» 

travt I  into  foreign  countrm,  to  bo 

a /hanger  at,  to  live  Aforoifner  in 

any  place 
PSrSgtuiut,a,um.adj.«iv  aHen^ftram^ 

gery  or  foreigner,   P^^rf^grina,  an 

whore,  harlot,  or  courtefan.-  AdJ* 

foreign,  outlandip,  remote,  far  ofi 

J^fg'^new^frifbf  raw,  uneMpori* 

en-id,  ignoiant 
PereiSijart,  tit   adj.  very  ele^a^f 
PerclcKMnter,  adv.  very  eligantiy 
PrelSqwent,  tit.  adj.  very  elofnenf 
Peremptory  oris,  m.  a  nmrdinftT 

cxprtjs^  deadl) 


PER 

r^rendii,  ad^.  /«»  days  h^re 
Pcrendiniis,  a,  ore.  ad;.<^'  next  Jay 

fifttr  tcmerrovf 
I  trcnne,  advt  «//  the  year  rewd 
I  crcnnia,  um,  n.  plur.  au^tmes 
Pcfpnnis,c.adj.or,  comp.  //-w/  fjw;;- 
•ir«/A  tf//  they  fir  r.uvd.  P.rennos 
ttMXitbe fixed Jhn  cotifiM.t.fiead:, 
ptdjgft,  pfrperualy  on'tnualy  hrf- 
fant,umnterruptrd^  cttrnai^  s.dlefs, 
everlafiirg 
JerconifervB3,i.m  acnrfiant  •fr^oant 
P?iennita«,  atii.  f.  iiftingnefi 
P^repno,  arc.  n.  /•  lojt,  to  continue 
Vtttnx\Qi(iZf  a?,  c.  %i  a  cut purfe 
W»eo,ire,itum.n.fo  Ar  quite  jfpent ,  or 
*  "/ow,  /tf  ^/V,  f^  Ig  killed,  toferijh, 
to  bt  atmlbifateJ,  In  the  opuiive 
mood/prcrcnt  tcnfc,  a  form   of 
imprecaticn,  to  tr  hfty    to  be   tie- 
firoye:/,  or  hid  ivafie^  to  be  dejpe- 
\otety  in  lvt}e  ivitb  one 
ye''equrtans,  tis.  pt.  riding  through 
P^r?(pjito,  are.  to  ride  quite  through 

round,  or  all  ovtr 
PcrcrianSj'tJB.  pt.  ivandrirt^  a^out 
Pcrerratus,a,  um.  pt.  travelled  over, 

fajifd  over 
V^rtrrp,  are.  a£V.  to  tvander  all over^ 
Or  rcundt  to  trjvel  over,    to  run 
over  in  t^e  mi-d,  to  mi fi,  fail 
Perc  ror,  an',   ;*tus.  [>*&.  ' 
VfrrrucTiX^ii    a,UTn.  zAytury  learned 
PSrefu*.  a,tirn.'  p i.eattn  quite  ihr'Juj^h. 

Mei.  fffz^bledf  rnang^ledy  torn 
Perex-ru.  ib,  arc.  act   to  icisi'  forely 
Pfrexigue,  adv    very  nig^^ardly 
P%^r?)r:?MU5  a,  'inri.  adj.   very  little 
PerexjU<:/r,  acj.  'very  f,'r.d*r 
f^rexpedltu%f  a,  un  .  viry  obyiwt 
^terfabnco^  ars.  u^.  to  ruin 
Per/i^cttc^  adv.  'viiry  nerrity 
.rerf/tetijs,  a,  um.  'viry  })ieafant, 
"Cadle^  adv.   vfry  eafily 


P  E  R 

iPerf  JciIIs,  c.  adj.  iitry  eafy  i 

.  Pcrtacundt.s,  a,  um.  very  eloquent  , 
I  Priiritr.i'iars,  e.  aoj.  very  familiar  I 
■PcrUtuiS,  a,   um.  very  fitly  I 

•Pcrfc6be,  adv.  ius,  comp.  fiimc,  j 
!       f.i'.   f€T felly,  fully,    cohtplete.y, 

■  Pcrfcc>r*,  oni«.  f.  perfeRiWy  fulneft, 
•      f  0 '«/  /» f '  t^efi^the  compM  wgyiixfimjh  - 

i^-ir.fa  rhitig 
Ptr;edt«",o. 'S  m.anaceojrpl:fii>:ry  cr 

Per  ecti.x.   ?c  s.  f.  /J^w 

Perfe£tr:r;  s,.«  una.pt.r^^'  iiiUfihi/bt 
or  ccny^'Lt' 

Pcrlc^uJ,  us.  m.  cnmf>!eatnefs 

Ptrf'-cliis,  a,  uT«.  ]p:\  fin'jbcft,  ended, 
a>t*-pL^J,  rf'idied^  pe'/orrrei,  /"«.-  ! 
fil'edmide^ord'ine,  made,  o»  f>tmed 
of.  Adj.  o',  cotnp.  fli-n-'S,  "iii.). 
/>«"/*'.?.  i^-'ire,  iC^-pee,  ,vcotn- 
phjJ:ed,  a'-f  i'u'n,  ixuclt  accurate y 
jKt  led  in,  ex'ctllen:,  rare 

PcrferenJus.  a,um  it.  robe  ear  itd, 
or  cont'fytd.  to  he  unier^oriey  to  b-. 
erafli  d,   or  pcj'ej  in!o  a  J  w 

PcrfTcns,  tiS.  btarirg  piticnily 

Pertero  tiili,  lanim.  a^.  to  carry, 
bfcr^  or  I  cif/ey  rl-ron^i',  or  unio, 
t,i  br.nsr,  corrv,oi  b-'ar  cot-meTii^y 
ordrrs,  or  rews,  to  report  fberv, 
or  a^.^'i'ft  to  bear  patiently,  to  en' 
durfJuffcr,  or  under ^n,  to  ma^e^  or 
pcfs  m'^o  a  law,  toenuff,  to  have, 
O!    enj'ry 

Pe.ttror,  ri,  latus.  p.iff.  bonte,  or 
brought  through 

Pcr.eiiur,   impcf.  it  is  told 

Pf.t  c*  vp.fio,  /o  ^«  made  very  hot 


PE 

Per  fir  to,    ere,   cci,  &t 

pgrf,Q,finifh  ampltte 

end  nf^   to  digffi,  to  ej, 

pfijh,  or  to  p3js,t'>ittt 

to  prevail 

Prit  fcior,   I,  eft  OS.  pafl 

piled,  fM'Jhed,  &c.  /• 

to  be  ei'eJlld,*%  lrdv:sa 

fined,  oi  pu'^jit  l/ohe 

to  hi"  per/o  •  n:  'd,  or  ful 

Pcsftcii^dus.  a   um.  nt 

Pertun.s,  a,  un>.  adj.?/ 

P  rr^d.-nvj  c.  si^'^-zetyj 

W-rf  id  I  a,  a   f\  br  each  pj 

'   f^  rfi.^ioufne'i^  pc'-f.di 

PeIh^':o^^y  adv.   tr.fi'.h 

T'cr.'itisf.rv.s,  a^  um.  iStni 

of  fi.lfht.od 
Pcr^yd'is,  a,  um.  adj./ 
i'c  r  f ;  n  :o    Tre.  fuVy  to  ei 
I'cifixi.s,  a.  um.  pt  ficr 

or  /^.r'.^  through 
Pciflabfh*,  c.  mi2\  behl 
Pcrflaritiofuj,  a,  um.  v 
Pcr.'tans,  tis.  ^t.  bhv)ir^ 

H  fitrin^ 
Pcrflatus,  u8.m,  theblm 
Pciflo  arc.  a6t.  to  bk 
through,  tver,  or  ups 
blovt 
Perflor,  ari,  atur.  p*fl". 
Perflr.t^uo,  art?,  ti  fua 

Lucr.  3,  721. 
Pcrrt«cns,ns.  |>t.  rin':;» 
Perfloo,  ere,  xi,  xum.  n. 
Jcaky  veflcl  dmh.  t:J 
to  run  by.  Met.  to  ah 
•rimarum  fum,  hac 
pcrfluo,  Ifpringa  h 
keep  itfecret^  Ter. 


\Vetv  .ar:iv^    >  *  V^^^^^^s.^^^'^^^'v^^. 


ER 


P  E  k' 


I  ptrfo6\ifpfttftr/tfeth,  mahtjf 
p  imprejjion  on  my  mmd,  Cic. 
indus,  a,  um.  'verv  fertile 
iidut,a,nm.ro  he  hare  A  through 
itua,  a,iiixi.  pt.  bor^dtfrougb 
to  he 


to  break  the  head,'  to  breal  up  in 
plowing.  Met.  to  infritfeywolate^ 
or  breakthrough  laws,  edifts,  fef^. 
•    to  dtffoivcy  or  diJItpate,  to.  corrupt 
Pcrfringor,  i,  a^us.  paff. 
Perf'rio,  are.  to  rub  throughly 
aidatos,  a,  um.  mueh'drtadcr^  =  Perfrnftus,  a,  utn.  ^X.,  fully  enjoyed 
»Td(J19fo8  a,  um.  very  fearful]  Pcrfrucr,  eris,  itus,  &  perfruftus, 
»,  are.  aft.  to  hcr^  ttroufrh^  to  \      df  p.  to  enjoy  fully  ^  or  thrcugbly 
through  with   a  fpear,  fcV.  :  Prrfiiga    »,  m.  <«  deferter 
Rad'ii  pctforat  foj,   #i>tf  /»«    Perf  u_'io,  ere,  gi,  itum.  n.  tojlyfoi 
b,  in  Ugh*  net  hi  Stat. 
r,  ari,  a. "8.  paflT. 
tet,  arlv.  very  hratJfly 
r,  oris,  nn  an  houfe  brecker 


PER 

Perforus,  a,  um.  pt.  poured  all  oturt 
wetted,befprinkled,da/hed,fwillej, 
anointedjbefmearedyjiainedy  defied^ 
covered  all  over,  overlaid^  gilded 
over^difguifedfcoloured,  dyedj  Met. 
fUcd,  or  covered  ^juith  fear,  dread^ 
rage,  pleafure,  ^c.  endued  ivith  a 
quality  of    caufng  Jleep,    doxed 
TO/VA,  made  drtnvfyy  ot  Jlecpy  by 
Pergamena,  as.  f.  parchment 
Pefgaudeo,  ere.  n.  to  be  very  glad 
Pergens,  tig.  pt,  going  on,  pajfing 
through 


(uccaur,  or  foeiter 
Pcr?ugium,ii  n.  a  refige,  orfielter^ 

a  place  to  fiy    to  for  Jhccour^  a  \  Perpipno,  ere,  a£l.  to  produce 
far^ujry^  an  excufe,  a  pretence      .  Pergitor,  i»T>perf.  they  go  forward 
ly  a,  um.  pt.   dug  thrcugt,    VtY''\\\c\Of  ne.  z€t.  to  fupport  Pcrglifro,  ere.  n.  to  gro^  very  fat 

i  up  as  the  earth  is  by  plow-    Perfundlio,  onis.  f,  the  difcbargir.g  .  Prrgnarus,  a,  um.  very  knowing 

of  any  ofjice^  or  trttfi  j  Pergo,crc,  perrexi,  ftum.  n.  to  go, 

Perfun^orie,    ^Av.  Jligbtlyy    eafly,^      to  go  on.to  ctme  alcngy  toadvance, 

to  p-j^ecutgf  or  purfuej  to  paft  byp 


r  digging,f>ieriing  through, 

'g  at  hole  made  through 

fc,  adv.  ohflir.ately  \      lightly ^  cafrijly 

U9ta,nm.  ^u  broken  in  pieces,    Perfunftos,  a.  um.  pt.  having  gone 

,  br(,k(n  j      tl  rough  ivirhf  borne,  fully  done^  or 

t<rjis,  tis.  very  frequent  \      dl /charged  clear,  or  free  from,  un* 

o,*re,ui  iium.  n.  to  roar  out '      dergonCy  run  through 

115,   iU.  j^t.  rubhinsr  'PcrWmdti^s,  t\s,'pt,  overfpreadtng 

tas.a^un.  p*.  rubhdallcvfr    PtT!un^,ere,udi,ufum.aft.  to  pour 

,ire,  ui.aft.  torub  all  over,  \      all  ever,   to  befpr inkle,  to  bejkieat 


Perfricare  os,  to  cjfi  off 
r,  ari,  anif,  pafT. 


Met.  to  imbue  j-  a fon, or  give  a  tinc^ 
ture  tc.  Qui  me  horror  perfudit ! 
f-ixedme  all  over  !   Cic. 


omitf  not  to  mcKtion,  to  haficn,  or 

m.ike  hafle  to,    to  endeavour,  or 

atttniyt 
Ppi-eracVlis,  e.  atlj.  veryjlender 
Pcrgraecor,  ari.  dtp.  to  fpend  v>ho(e 

days  ana  ni^  bts  in  drinking 
Pergrandis,    c.   adj.    very  large  in 

bignefs,   very  great  in  its  fom, 

very  aged 
PfrgraphKUS,  a,  um.  adj.  complete 


o,on:s.  i,  a  vehement  fhiver-    Pcrfun'or,  i,  ufus.  paT,  tobe  poured  '  Pergratus,a,um.adj..  very  acceptable. 


reafon  of  cold  \      through,  to  be  lo-tjhedall  over^  to 

y,  cre,  xi,  ftum.  n,to  fhizer  ;      be  tvTttedy  bejprinkled,  Or  ancinttd. 
old,  lobe^hoarfe  ivitha  old   \      Met.  to  be  filed 
ratusy  a,  um.  pt.  cooled         Pcrfungor,  i,  ftus.  dcp.  todifcharge. 


o,  arc.  aft.  to  cool 
CO,  ere.  to  grow  very  cold 
Iu0,  a,  um.  extreme  csid 
rndos,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  broke 
Viet,  to  be  violated 
'ns^tis.pt.  breaking  fbrwgi, 


or  execute  completely,  or  fulfy,  to 
be  clear  of  or  free  from,  to  Jbare, 
•    or  partake  of,  to  enjoy 
Perf  Gro,  Sr e.  n.  to  be  in  a  'very  great 

My 

PerfUfio,  oiiit,  f,a  wajhingy  bathxttg^ 
-  ,    ^         ^      ,         ,      '^  ivetting,  moiftninr 
rrc^gj.saam.3a.fa^r,^>^    p.rfuforCc,   adv.  corAfedU 


or  *well  pleafing 
Perg'-av'S, .  e.    adj.   very  heavy^  «Dr 

grjavous  to  be  borne,  very  Jolid,  or 

weighty,  vfry  fubjlantial,  or  wute" 

rial 
PergravTter,  adv.    very  ^rievoujlyf 

feverefy 
Pcrgula^  ae.C,  a  ^aUtr^>w  V»<^wk3'» 

t.ugbt  tbetr   \c^J'^-^^\;,^^^  < 


Httlc  wtiaje^  v-n^r^* ' 


PER 


uplaet  in  thefiews^  tobere  toh^rtf 

food  to  be  v.'<«o«^.  or  hired 
p^hibendtt8ya,udi.pt./oitfccr/«^r0f^: 
Pgrbibeo,<Ere,ni,ttum.  a6t.  to  ip  ak 

to  r effort,    to    cal\    to  tficcm^  to 

tu-  Tf,  ajforJ,  "^f '^ 
PSrh.beof,  eri.  pan. 
Pchi^mo.  are.  n.  /#  ivinter 
^eibildfly  adv.  x^ny  tittle 
Pern^- orlf  ic2,  adv.  vtry honourably 
Perh8noriricus,a,  um  •crojr  honour - 

ftrliorreo,Cre,ui.n./9  be  pjre  aftaid. 

Latum  |»c:horruic  zquor,tr4' ^/^r 

imto  s  rage,  or  became  %/orj  botfle- 

routt  Vid. 
Pi^rborrefcO,  Sre.  to  be  Jorely  afraid 

•fy  to  tremble  fsr  fear  of 
Ferhrrrjfde,  adf.  wry  dreadfmlly 
Perhorridat,  a,  um.  very  nafly 
'erhSmaDitir,  aiv.  -very  kindly^ 
PierhSmaiioi,  a,  una.  n*  ry  civil 
F^ricllftandaiya,ain«  to  be  baxarded, 

or  proved 
Ferxclitans,  cii,  j^.  in  jeopardy 
PJhricIititio,  Snis.  f.  a  trying 
Periclifatur,  itnperf.  trial  is  made 
PSrlditatus,  a,  um.  pt.   exposed  to 

danger,  pn^eJ,  experimented 
PSrIcliter,  ari,  atus  <^am.  drp    to 

be  in  danger^  to  endanger,    to  try, 

to  make  trial  of 
PJSrxclum,  per  Sync,  pro  periculum 
PSrTciilose,  adv.  li^s,  comp.  iffimi, 

fup.  dat^iroujly,  with  peril 
P?iTc\il5ra8,a,um.or,con)p.  iffimut> 

fup.  dangerous,  perilous 
"F^cu^umtUn.perflfddngerjeopardy, 

a  trial, effay  ^experiments  a  libel,  an 
sfffcriptton  on  a  tomb 
Peiidontus,  a,  um.^A}.  ««rjjit 
Pctjcusj  euntiB.  pt,  ptr'ifn^g 
J'crfgnarMs,  a,  um.  tvlolly  ij^»«i'#«* 


PER 

Per!nb<ciU0t)&>  a  v.  very  mfrm,  or 

feeble 
P^rimo,  ere.    a^.    te  take  a^oay 

nvhotly^to  binder  to  defray^  te  rttin, 

to  kit 
PSiimor,  i.  paiT. 
Perin.eriut,  a.  um.  very  uncertain 
Periiicomio5d2.adv.  very  itKonveni- 

CHtly 

PetincommSdvt,  Zr  ^ttu  very  incon- 

vefiient 
PfMiidI,  adv.  ai,fo  as,  according  as, 

in  like  manner  at,  fe,  J:  much, 

equa'ly 
Per  ndignS,    af*v.    very    beifoujly. 

Tulic  etiam  pcrindigni  a&uni  a 

I'efla'.n.  Suet.  Tb    ^o. 
Per:nHul'»cn>,  tis.  higb^  revermcing 
Pfrinf amii,  f,  very  infamma 
Perinfirrrus.  a,  um    very  weak 
PeringSn  5:uf,a,um.  zSyi.ery  iuge- 

.  nioUs 
Pering'atuj,  a,  ufu.  very  ungrateful 
Pcrir.Tqiins,  r,  um.  adj.  v^ry  unjuji^ 

■'  rry  uneasy 
Pc' injuries,  a,  dm,  very  injurious 
Peri..figni«,  e.  adj.  vo'y  notorious 
Pcrinfirnit^r,  adv.  wry  notably 
Perintjfgcr,  a,  unx.  very  innocent 
prrinv^Iidiis,  a,  onn-  very  weak 
PcrlpvTfus.  a,  um.  abnmina^e 
Perinvitus,  a,  um.  adj.  very  much 

agtiipfi  cne^s  wll 
Petinunguo,  eie,  xi,  dum.*a£l.  to 

aff»i't  all  over 
Peri5dTcus,  a,  um.  periodical 
P«'i5du8,  di.  U  a  period,  ot  perfeB 

fentencc 


PerTpateci,  m.  pi.  the  peripatetics 

V t\\\«^.\'aJVtsA  \\\\.  Xi»  Ticfc  ian^irgs 


PER 

trmubki  with  a  pertfoi 
Pj^'  iracus,a,am.adj./ric^ 

anger 
PcrilciJiis,  idif,  f.  agen 
Perifteceon^  on  it.  m.  &  \ 

ex  f.  fir  pe>rlfteriu  i,ii 
Periftroaia,  atit.  n.n'cft 
Pcri(^yli.m,  ii    n.  up 

raunel  wth  pillars  and 
Perifty  um»  i.  n.  lelem 
Pe  Itc,  *dv    'iia,  ccup. 

Vfifely,JkilfaUy,  xpnt. 
KTia,  ar  f  fkljulm 
P*  Tto,  are.  to  ptrijh^  to 
Pcrituru  ,  at  «  i>.  luu^ 

aivu^edy  neor  'obe  d^ 
Peri'us.a,om.adi.  or,  coi 

/up.  Jkijult  txpet 
Perifli  nn  .e»  nAv,  f'ry  pi 
Prriocttn<^ui,  a,  um.  «*» 
Peri&rat>unciiia,«*  f.tf  ' 
Periu  attis,  a,  um.  perjt 
PerjGriofus,  a,  um.  ifn 
Peria:ium,  ii  n.  perjut 
Peruro,  arc.  n.  towi*^' 

h.  perjtireJt  ot  ferjw. 
Peiju .  us,a.um.or^coffip. 

perjured,  ot  forfuf*ru 
Periabor,  i   lapfas  <"um. • 

pajSi  run,  or'glide'over 

/'Wifely 
Pcrlaetuty  a,  am.  adj.vt 
Pertapfus,  a,  um.  ii,  ft 
Pc'late,  adv.  %ery  lar^t 
Perlaturos,  a,  um.  pt.  ai 
Perlatus,a,umpt  fir^s^b 

reported,  told,  made,  9i 

law.  £Ma5led 
PerUScebrK,  arum.  f.  pi 
Perlcfto,  are.  totutice 
^K:0v^iQua3.^  a,  um.  pt. 


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E  R 


PER 


PerIu£l8ofHit  a   lim.  ^iry  mournful 
Pcrlucns,  tia.  pt,  %jajh':ng 
Perluo,  ere.  aft.  to  *a:ajh  all  over 
Perluor,  i,  pafi". 
Perlusorius,  a,  um.  pretntatd 
Perluftrandus,  a,  um.  to  be  t.inveJ 
Perhiftrans,  t-s   pt.  i.ic'zuirg 
Perluftratas,  a,  u*ii.  I'tticed 
Perluflro,  are.  adt.  to  vifrv  aflover, 
to  take  a  firiSf  jurv.y  of.  Met.  to 
ifiquire  into  fir ibvfyy  to  pur:^e,  or 
clcanfe  by  fuming,  or  fmoking 
Pcrlutus,  a,  um.  iv'Jhed  all  over 
PcriDacer,  era,  crum.  very  lean 
Permacero,  arc.  ro/o.fff 
•Pennadco,  ere,  ve/pcrmadefco,  etc, 
permadui.   neat.*  to  be  veiy  voet 
Felicitate  animi   permadefcunt, 
teccyneeffeminnte.  Credis  ie  foluih 
multo  pcrmaduiflTc  iaie,  that  you 
only  abound  vo'uhwit,  Mart. 
cftf  impcrCvid,  Perlito-  PcnuadidHS,  a,  um.  adj.  very  wet 
3,  um.  pt^  performed  in,  Perinagniis,a,uai.adj.  very  large,  or 


£lu8.  pair, 
idv.  very  neatly 
Zf  um .  very  pretty 
.  adj.  very  iivbt 
idv.  very  lightly 
,  ad  7.  very  'wtlVmgly 
I  e.  adj.  very  genefous 
!r,    pdv.  vry  generouf.y 
lis.  1^1,  cxoSffy  poijing 
a  um.  ixaBtly  level 
e*  aft.   to  le%tlj  or  malje 
vsl'y  or  even 
:,txijt^uni.z{X,to  allure, 

,  eft'js.  pafT. 

e.  to  rend,  r  ckar 

!.  a^.  to  rub  all  tver 

.  paflT. 

de  perlinor,    i.  pafl*.  to 

^,  or  bejme&red  all  over 

,  a,  Oifi.  vfry  liquid    ' 


or  profperoui  oment  ' 
,  aft.  to  perform  facnfices 

'y 

um.'pt.  befmeared   • 
dv,  very  far 
ui,  a,  um.  very  difiant  \ 
»f  um.  very  long 
t!8.  adj.  nvell  pleafed 


great,  of  very  great  ■  content,  cr 
confequence,    very    powerful^    or 
effetiual,very  bomourdbU^  oc  repu* 
vable»  Pcrmagni  interef!:,  refcrt, 
it  is  of  mighty  confequence^  or  of 
tbttafl  importance 
Perroa;ian'»,  tis.  ^X*  faffing 
Permapanter,  adv.  conttouad^y 
iperf.  /  bAve  a  very  great  \  Pcrmanarco,  to  be  diffujed 

:  Pcr.nnaneiidus,a,  um.  pt.  to  continue, 
IS.  pt.  tranfparent,  \rery ;      or  be  iontinutd  in 

\  Permsfnens,  tis.  pt.  abiding 
f ,  verh.   n.  t^  be  tranf~  j  Perr:ianeo,  ere.  n.fo  remain,hfl,  con' 
be  very  bright,  clear,  or  |       tinue,abide^  hold  on.  Met.  to  perje- 

I       vrre,  perfifi,  orcontinue 
it  growetb  very  li^bt      I  Permaao.  are.  n.  tofl'^^tj;  ^8  Water, 
atis.  f,  great  clearr.ffs  j      "^f.  to  be  d'ffufej,   f  arrrue  af, 
.a,um.  fome^vbat tron/'j      toh  divu'ged,  nr  puhlxfh'.LK^s  to 

/     p^nsiratf^  pierce^  <,r  enter 
um.  or,  camp.  fra^/J P^rn,anfio,  6ni,.    f.  a^ontinvdnct 


1. 


f,  r^ar,  >-,.>^        /  /'er.n,«u«.,a;«ni.pt.ffco(  «;[«'«». 


PER 

tintie 
Pcrtr.arlnui,  a,  um.adj    ofthefes^ 
Fermaturefco,  ere,  tohefuUript 
PermaiGruSj  a,  um.  very  ripe 
Pcrmeabilis,  c.  pajfahle 
Pernieans,  tis.  pt.    making  its  vsay 

thrcvzh 
Perrrediocris,  e.  z^yvery  indifferent, 

cr  modcr  ate 
P'r-n'oiocriter,  adv.  vry  meanly 
Pcrmcnlus  a.i/m.  pt.  having meafum 

red,  pjffcJ  through,  failed,  or  tra^ 

'^lelled  over.   PalF.    meafured  cut, 

PcrniCnfi  ccuViSybeedfully  purveyed, 

oi-  viewed,  Stat.  Met,  Permcnfa 
■  dcfunftus  tempore  lucis,  having 

fin  f /bed  the  determined  per  tod  of 

Itfi,  Tib. 
Permeo,are.  n.  to  pervade,  ordi£mJ» 

over,  topafs  over,  or  through 
Pcrmeor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Permcrco,v  ere.  toferve  as  afoldier 
Pertnetior^  Tri,   enfus  fam.  dep.  /• 

mcafure  with  the  eye,  to  compafs,, 

pajs,  or  travel  round 
Perm8racni,  tis.  pt.  greatly  fearing 
PcrmIlito,5re.  n.  toferve  as  afoldier. 
Permlngo,  ere,  xi.  aft,  obfcoen, 
PermYnCtus,  a,  um.  very  fmaU 
Permlrus,  a,  um.  very  wonderful 
Permifcendus^a,  um.  pt.  tobemixed^ 

or  confounded 
Permifcens,  tis.  pt.  mixing 
Permifceo,  ere,  ul,  ftum  fif  xtum. 

alEt.  to  mix  togefher  throughly,   to 

blend.  Met.  to  jumble  together,  ta 

diforder,  to  confound 
Peimifceor,  eri,  xtUs.  paff. 
ermiflio,  onis.  f.  ^ermi^om^  teanst.^ 

w  Uutict 

Wlt>  ^t  iX-UtUanit  rr,otv,Xv. 


PE  R 

ftnmttedy  mlhmtiy  rimtttdf  m- 
truftid  witbj  expojed  /• 
frBrmifte,  adv.  mxealy 
Pcrmiftio^  &  ^r mixtion  onii    f. 

M  mixture t  u  cwJuJmu 
Pennifturai^um.  pt.  that  will  mix 

ttgttber 
Periiiiftuf,&  permixtufy  t,  um.  pt. 
waxed,  mingled  ^  othUnded  together, 
§Mt  ej^  order,  ceufujtd,  Animam 
creiit   permiftam  corpore   toto, 
Mffu^ed  all  voer,  Lucr-   Peimifti 
cum  corpore  animi,  affhgjemtljf 
with  it,  Cic. 
.  mnrmitit,  c.  adj.  mellow 
Permitceodat,  a,  an,  pt.  ttieper- 

mitted 
Pftnifii  teens,  tit.  pt.  permttlxg 
Permittitur,  imperf.  Umw  itgivem 
iremitto,  in,  fi.  zCt.fir  emuto,  t$ 
eetf,  tbrew^  otJbng,f9r  demicto, 
U  ct/l  dwwnfrwm  a  precipice,  f 
fpter  en,  f  deliver  up,  Jer  coai- 
fliitto,  to  intrufl  with,  to  commit, 
to  give  leave,  to  expofe,  to  venture, 
«r  hsiurd,  j^ermiitere  reU  Tcafcit, 
to  heiftfiil,  Qgiat. 
Permittor,  i,  ffm.  padT. 
Peniuxtut,a,um.  pt.  mixed,  wUugled^ 

Met.  eoncerned,  implojed 
P^m5defte»  adv.  very  modefily 
Perm2Me'ftu8,  a,  um.  adj.  very  ande- 

rate,  Joier,  or  regular 
Penn5dit^,  adv.  very  little 
PermoJTcus,  z,  am.  very  mean 
PermSlefte,  adv.  viry  grievouijlf 
PenhSieftaS)  i,  um.  very  trouptefome 
PermolUs^  e.  adj.  veryfoft 
Periadlo,  ere.  ad.  to  grind  fmatl,  to 

Se  with.  ffor.  Sat,  i. 
Permotio^  onis.  f.    an  ec&dfy,  the 
pufiTng  into  the  inind  any  great 
concern 


PER 

^iUtiem^  put  into  great  aager, 
fear,  cosip»ffion,  &c*  induced,  in' 
fiuenced,  perjuaded 
Perm5venduf,    a,    um.   pt.    to  be 

throughly  moved 

Permoveo,  )fre.  ad.  to  put  one  into 

any  great  cmcem,  at  compaffion, 

aogsr..  &c,  to  perfuade,  to  influence 

PennSveor,  eri,  tus.  paif. 

PermuJcendus,  a,  um.  pt.  toheap- 

pea/ed,  affuaged 
Permulceni.  tis.  pt.  gemtlyjlroliing 
Perinolceojire.fi.^um  ^  ^un^,  n€t, 
to  Jlroke,  to  chertjb,  to  r^rejh%   to 
pleaje,  cheer,  ^  detighi 
PermuJceor,  eri,  fus  9  dot.  paC 
Permul^las,  a>  um.  pt  appealed 
Pennujfus,  a,  un-j.  pt.  ujedgemtfy, 

Peered,  appta^f  fff^^Std 
VtrtnvXxi,  adv.  iyjur 
Permultikm,  adv.  very  kaeh 
Permultas,  a,  um.  adj.  vety  meay^ 

vetymuch 
Permundusy  i,  am.  very  clean 
PermuoiOyire,  ivi  ^  ii,  itum.  ad. 

i9/ortiJSfJlrengfy 
Permunitusy  a,  am.  ^Uftrongtjf for- 

tijied 
PermutSbHis.  e.  adj.  may  he  changed 
Pernutaaduf,  a»  am.  pt*  ioie  ex- 
changed 
VtTmvLizXi%t^%,^t*cbanging,harter^g 
Permvitatio,5lai8.f.tf  cbanging,a  bar  - 
teringf'  a    receiving,   or   paying 
money  by  bil:s  of  exchaofe 
Permutatuif  a.om.  pt,  changed tox^ 

changed,  bought,  fold^  difardered 
Permuto,  are  a£l.  to  change,  to  ex- 
charge,  to  harder,  or  truck,  to  biyft 
ox  jell,  Permutare  pecuniam,  to 
receive  f  or  pay  money  by  biilt  of  ex- 
change, to  alter,difiurb,  or  put  into 


concern  \     a  coT.Jujtw 

lfer«5ty»,«,  VIA.  pt.  pn%\nU  «  jreflt\?wwMto\,v:s'teQ^,  ^^^ 


Perfl«,    a?.  /.  o 

with  the  leg  m 

Pernavrgator,  o 

tlbrou^b 
Pernavigatot,  a, 
Pcrnivigoi,ari,a 

fuitr  through, 
Peraecefsirius.a 

/tf'Jf*  or  needf 
Pie'necef<ariua,ii 

cutarjriend 
PerniSco,  are,  ui. 
Peraegant,  tia.  p 
t^ern(fgatur,impe 
PernSgo,  are.  ad 

titter^ 
PeraSgar,  art,  a 
Peraeo»  ^rc.  n.  . 
Pcrnicrtbilit,  e. 

jflruaive,  of  fa 
PerniciaUi,e.adj. 

at  death 
Prroicias,  ei  (& 

caut£,  Cic.  prt 

vinknt  deaib, 

ruin 
Perniciote,  x^n, 

ndyr.pemicieitfy 
;    dxevanfy 
Perniciohit.aiOm 

mus,  fap.  cax^ 

tivc,  perniciou 
IPerniTciras.  tif.  ^ 
P&niciter,  adv.  i 
Perniger  gra,  gi 
Pernimii^my  adv, 
Pernio,  onit  m. 
Perniun«.ttlas,  i. 
Pcrnix,  ic'8.  adj. 

{\x^,J'uifl,nimb 

verity,  patiem 
Pernobilis,  e.  adj 

noble,  highbor 
w^etaodaiii^tlt.  | 


£  R 

Knit*  f •  0  t$rrytni  0II 

.  n.  ttts/iibe  vMe 

itiime  ail  night.,  to  lodge 

i,Qfn.  ^.  HoMttofJjs 

igkt 

I.  f.  a  little  lammtn 

»   a,    ttm«   pt.  t$  ie 


aovi.aft.  <•  kntmfer' 

Tttumde  pemotaiy  a*  t$ 
r«f  II  jf  kmnoH 
iperf.  itwatwudaer- 
m 

im.  tbrm^Uy  known 
akiUngt   qt  continuing 
tfing  all  mgbt 
vm.  jfoj  hurtful 
re.  aft.  to  count  ovtr 
art,  atus«  pafll 

n.  ajmofhfghpb^ 
9  Uathar 

.dv.  'very  ohfeurtfy 
,0111.  a<ij.  verf  otfcurt^ 
^nderftood 

rerbum  def .  f^^f  hath 
ated 

om.adj.  verygriivoui 
i3v.  m^nffeaful^ 
■i  &  evi.  n.  /•  /link 
am.  wwrf iijr  r^  Pert, 
a.  Mjauftqte 
um,  very  dark 
tdw,  im  tht  uiek 
I  tt,nm  Aferyfi4donaile 
r,  as  one  ^Oould  wi/k 
[odjetUvefy  noedful 
t.  makiiigajfieeh,  4f«- 
tlnft 

•  f.thtfkfiofsuora- 
tb 


PER 

Mn  end  of  a  difcourfa 
Peroratut,  a,  um,  pt.  hremgbt  to  an 

end f  pleaded 
Peroriga,  m,  m.  a  groom 
Feroraatusy  a,  i<«i.  pt.  «w/pot.  adj. 

very  elofuent 
Ptroniv^are.aft.fa  do  one  great  honour 
Pcroro,  are.  aft.  to  make  an  end  of 

fpeakif^,  to  plead  uc»u{Cf  &e,  to 

declaim,  to  anjtuer  a  charge 
P^roror,  ari,  atut.  pafl*. 
Pi^rSfos.  a,  am    ^U^that  hath  tho^ 

roughly  hated 
Perpacatu9,a,uai.  throughtj^  apfeafid 
Perpaco,  ire.  to  hring  to  a  thorough 

okedienee  and  fuiet /uhfe£h'on 
Perpallidut,  a,  um.  very  pale 
Pf  rparci,  adv.  ttery  fpanng/f 
Prrpariiai,  adr.  verf  little 
Perp»rviiios,  a,  um.  very  Rttk 
Ptrparvtt8^a,iiiii.adj.  very  little,  very 

fma'l 
Perpaftus,  a,  am.  pt.  full  fed 
Perpaacfili,  m,  a.  in  pi.  very  few 
Perpauci.  x,   a.    flimi,    fup.   very 
few.  Sic  hofloo  eft  p*  rpaororum 

homtauni,6ir«  of  a  tbeujand,  Ter. 
Perpauifi'iitn,  adv.M  l.tt/eat  may  he 
Perpauliim,  adv.  very  H*tle 
Perpaupcr.  adj    vtry  poor 
Perpauxiliudi,  adr.  very  little 
Pffrpello,  )Sre,  pi!)i>  puifuni.  aft.  to 
force  Of  eonflrain  one',   toperfuade, 

OT  prevail  with 
PerpeIlo%  i,  ulfus.  pafl*. 
Perpendess,  i  is.pt.  weig  hing  andean' 

fdering  well 
Perpendiciilarif,  e.  perpendicular 
/»erpendiculatar,  orii.  in.    ufing  a 

p'umh^line 
Perpendtcitluio,  1.  n.  a  plumb  line 
^'erpendo,  Sre*  aft;  to  weigh  exoRlj, 
to  covfider  of,  to  exdfdim 


i|^|tt«lf»fr#r#^' jiVi'Cojor^  i;  /fas. 


p  is  R 

Ptrpenfa,  «•  f.  m  plant 
Perpenfant,  tb.  pt.  pondering 
Perpenfatio,  5nis.  f.  a  poieaing 
Perpenfii^t,  adr.  comp.  upen  hettt^ 

confderation 
Perpenfusi  a,  um.  pt.  weighed  the» 

roughly,  weU  con^dered 
Perperam,  adv.  ra/hly,  lightly,  unad' 

vifedfy.  Wrong,  faljly^  hafefy 
Perpgrus,  a,  um.  beady,  foaUp,fi8y^ 

good  for  nothing 
Perpes,  Ctit.  adj.  whole,  continual 
Perpeffio,  ooit.  f.  an  enduring^' 
PerpeisTtiu9,a,uin.  adj.  tfa»/JMr«l#i 

hear  hard&ipt 
Perpeflb,  uip.  to  be  endured 
Perpef9urtt3,a,ufn.pt.  about  to  ehduem 
PerpeiTui,  a,  um.  pt.  having  endured 
Perpetiendus,  a,um.  pt.  um/^  he  mm 

durfd  s 

Perpetiensy  tis.  pt*  enduring 
Perp<^.im,  adt.  continually  . 
PerpS'ior,  i,  fTus  fum.  dtpttofrnfir^ 

or  tmdergo  with  courage,  to  buur^ 

or  put  to   the  trouble,    to  fuffer^ 

alow,  permit,  to  fuffer  a  thiii§  M. 

be  done^  to  have,  or  receive 
Perpetrandus,a,um,  pt.  to  be finifsied 
Perpe^rati2nls,  a,  um.  obmt  to  pnifh. 
PtTfe\rztui,i,vim.i^t.fin:fied,  ended^ 

pfrpetrated,  procured 
Perpetro,  are.  aft.    to  perpetrate,  te 

effefhfOtchieve,  01  firufif  to  contimm 
Perpetror,  ari,  atus.  paff". 
Perpetualis,  c.  adj.  univerfal 
Perpetuandu8,a,uin.pt.fo  beccntvnued 
Perpetuarium  jus,  a  title  by  which 

landi  are  held,  which  will  never 

revert  to  t^e   lord^  provided  the 

referved  rent  be  paid.  Cod. 
PerpStuitas,  atis.  f.  perpetuity 
Prrpi^tud,  a^v.  ^«r^e(u«i(^        .  .-M 


PER 

Perpetuus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  ffimoi, 
fup.  continued t  perpetual^  uninter' 
rupted,  always  boUing  gotd,  pit' 
wutnent,  the  whole,  aU,  everUjiingt 
endlefs,    imfrortal,  all  of  a  pieie^ 
intire,  ccmpUte 
Pcrpiflut,  a,  um.  ^t.  painted  all  over 
Pcrplaceo,erc.n.  to  give  great  content 
Perplacit,  imperf.  it pUajcib  well 
Perplcxabtlii,  c.  perplexed 
PerpiexabTliter,  adv.  intricate^ 
"Ptrplexe, -ids  .iili,  comj^,  perpi;xcdly$ 

obJcMtely 
Perplexim,  adr.  intricate'y,  &c« 
Perplexor,  ari,  dep.  to  perplex 
Perplexus,a,um.or,  comp.  perplexed 
Perplicatus,  a,  um.  vfel  plaited 
Perpluo,  (le.  n,  fo  rajn  through 
Perplunmum^  adv.  very  much 
Pcjpol,  adv.  hy  Pollux 
Pcrpoliendu8,a,um.pt./tf  btperfe^cd 
Perpolio,  Ire.  adl.  to^dijb  throughly 

tifin'tjb 
Perpolior,  iri.  paff. 
Perp61ite,adv.fup.fl!ime,v<'ry^fl///f/ji 
PcrpolitiO*  6ni8.  f.  apolijh'-n^. 
Perpoiifus,  a,  um.  pu  pcrfteied^fi- 

mp:d,  A<\'].  poll  feed 
PerpopuUtuS  j,um.  pt.  drfiroyed  ut- 
terly 
Perpdpulor,    iri,  atos  fum.  dcp.  to 
dejirojy  or   lay    tvafte,  to  har^ft, 
ravage,  or  plunder  a  country,  to  be 
laid  nvafie 
Perportans,  tU.  pt.  carrying  through 
PeTpdtSLns,t\».}^i. drinking  continually 
PerpotatiOjoais.  f.  a  continual  drink' 

ing 
Perpoto,  arc.  to  drink   corttinual'y. 

Tranfitive,  to  drink  of,  or  up 
Perprefrus,a,um.pt  .prejjedvery  clofe 
PerprimOf  ere.  ad.  to  prefs  down 


PER 

Perp*op:nqcus^  a,  um.  very  near 

Pcrprolper,  SL,uta,  very  fro 'perous 
Pcrprjiifct,  eic,  to  itch  a  I  over 
Perpugnax,  acisi,  adj.  very  ^out 
Perpulcher,  chra,  chruir.  very  fair 
Porpufjjatus,  a,  um.   ft.  thoroughly 

cUanfed.  j'e:  in  a  clear  light 
Per.  urgo,  aie.    to  purge  th'oughy, 

Mci.  to  clear  a  matter  fully  . 
Pf  rpurjtor,  ari,  a'us.  pafl'. 
PerjufiJlus,   a.  Mm.  ytry  little 
Pcrputo,  are,  aft   toptrfiSlly  declare 
Perquam,   adv.    Pcrqiiam  fortitrr, 
Plaut,  very  much,   Pe  quam  Icire 
vc!im,  /  tVQuld  very  fain  know 
Pcrqivitur,  impeif.  fir t£l  inquiry  is 

maae,  Cic. 
Perq  u7i  OjSrc.aft .  tofearch  thoroughly, 

to  fljk,  or  demand 
Pcv<juTror,  i,  fttus.  paflT. 
Perquultius, adv. comp.  tvitbJiriBer 

inquiry 
PciquTfitor,   oris    m,    one  who  tho- 
roughly inquiretb 
PcrquiritU8,a,um  thoroughly  inquired 
Hciraio,  adv.  yeryf,ltiom 
Perrarus,  a,  um.  g6].very  feldom    . 
Perreconditus,  a,  um.  very  aijlruje 
Perre£luru^,a,iim.pr.fliroi/f /o^o.Cic. 
Pcrrcpo,  eie.  to  crawL  or  creep  over 
Perrcpto,  arc.  to  creep  about 
Perridicule,  adv.  veryfllily 
Perridiculu5,a,um.  adj.  veryfeolijb, 

Jilly,  or  ridiculous   ■ 
Ptrrimofus,  a,  um.  adj.  veryfulUf 

cracks,  or  chinks 
Perrodo»  ere,  perroG.  a£t«  to  eat,  or 

gnaw  through 
Pcrrodor,  i,  fus.  paiT.  ' 
Perrdgatus,  si,*  um.  pt.  ajked through' 
out,   Perrogatae  fententis,  tohem 
every  fenator  in  fbi  whole  bomfi 


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P  E] 

Perrogor,  in*,  pafl*. 
PcrrumpcBs. tis.pt.  brt 
Perrumpo,  ere,  rupi. 

tbtougb  by  force,  (^ 

niam  perm ir  pat,  i 

force  of  them,  Cic. 
Pe;ruptus,a.  um.  pt.  i 
Pfrla^pc,  adv.  verycfu 
Pcrfalse,  adv.  very  wt 
Perfalfus^a,  uip.adj.w. 

OTJmart 
Pcrsaiucatio,oni8.f,  tfi 

httation 
Peffaluto,  are.  tocom;' 
Persalu  or,ari,atus.pair 

mented 
Persanatus,  a,um.  tb^r 
PerfanOe.  adv.  very  it 
P^rsino,  aie..aJf^,  toai 
Penapiens,  tis.^adj.  i< 
Pcrfapientcr,  adv.'.wrj 
Pcrfcienter,  adv.  veij 
Perfcindens^  tis.  it.  te. 
Perrc?ndV,ere,icidi.aft., 

mi,iji 
Pcrfcihdor,  i.  pafl*. 
Perfciflus,  a,  um.  pt.  r 
Pcrfcitus,  a,  um    very^ 
Pcrfc/ibcndus,  toherei 
Perfciibo,  pfi,  ere.  a^ 

large,  fc  take  a  co^j  ^ 

to  record,  to  pay  fy  * « 

otbervDsJe^   to  prefcrib 

to  defcribe 
Pcrfcribor,  i,  pafl". 
Perfcriptio,  onis.  f.  oat 

reu>rd,a  biSf  or  houd,a 

■agreesmeMt 

Perfcrtptor,  oris.  m.  Mi 

Pcrfcriptuxn,  i.  n.  #  « 

P<rrcripturut,t,ain*pt.« 

at  large 
PfrrcriptQiy«,nm.pt«ri 


onis.  f.  an  fxaminlng  | 

Ue^.tofeargb  throughly 
^Gt,  to  cut  through,  to 
ct.  to  Jbsrte/if  ia  dif- 

i.  pafl*. 

is*  pt.  furfuing 
.dtf.tojearcb  thoroughly 
w,tapurfuit,  afrocefs, 

5fi8.  m.  a  ptrjecutor 
,a,uin.  pt.  about  to  prO' 

,um.  pt.  having  purfued 

:.  n,  to  toritinuejitting 

•   ttrj  fl»w 

,  c.  g.  vtry  aged 

•e.  to  ferl  tbcrottgbly 

te,to  have  fomefeeltng,to 

itstyOm.pt.  to  bepurfued 
is.pt.  &  adj.f&aiur^fup. 
ar//^,  eiofety  purfuing 
ijuutus  fuoi.  dep.  ro^»r- 
1^/^  M,  to  go  through 
follow f  to  overtake,  to 
in  execution,  tofue  for, 
e^  to  imitate:  Alfo  to 
6t  difcourfe  of.  Idem  as 
Jus  fuum  peffequi,  to 
m  right fTtr,  i,9.Nu- 
fus  fiderum  perfequii  tq; 
nupt  Cic. 

.  tofow  Abroad*  Met.  to 
%  r^rt 
pair. 

,tis.pt.&r  tdj.  or>  f:omp. 
p.  perfevering 
:r,adv.ii^s>  comp.  flim^, 
xntlj^  rejolutely . 
\^^2t.SJperJcv«raiict,  con' 
ddiaefi^  refolutenefs 
in  eft,  ilDperf.  he  held  on 


PER 

Persevere,  adv.  veryfeverely 
Perse vcro,  ^re.to  perjevere,  toptrfi- 

vere,  to  perfiji 
PersSverus,a,uin.  verypvert^  or  ««- 

ftere^  very  barjb 
Perfica,  ae.  f.  a  peach  tret 
PerHccus,  a,  um.  vety  dry 
Pcrsicum,  ci.n.  a  peach 
Persic  us,  a,  um.  of  Ftrfat  princely, 

reyal,  Pcrficum  malum,  a  peach 
PerfideOi  ere.  n,  to  continue^  to  lafi 
jPersido,  Itt,  tofnk,  to  fettle  to  the 

Softom,  to  penetrate,  to  fall  upon 
Pcrfignandus,  a,  um.  pt.  tohejealed. 
Persimilis,  e*  adj.  very  Hke 
Perlimplex,  ^fcis.  very  ordinary 
Perfifto,^e,ftui.n  to  continue^  to  per  ^ 

fevere,  tofUmd  out,  toperfifi 
I'erso.ata,  ae.  f.  a  tur-aock 
Perfolennis,  e.  very  folema 
Pcrfoleo,  ere,  to  be  wont 
Pers5Jido,  are.  a&.  to  congeal 
PerfoJvendus,  pt.  to  be  paid 
Perfolvo,erc.aa./o  payfaUy^  t9  per- 
form 
Pcrfolvbr,  i,  utut,  paff. 
Pcrsolus,  a,  um.  one  only.  Perfel« 
nui^ae,  very  arraat  trijles,  Piaut. 
Persoluturus,a,um.  pt.  about  to  pay, 

or  dijcharge 
Persolutus,  a,  yim.fini/bed 
Persona,  ae.f.  a  per  Jen,  a  perfonsge,  a 
man,  or  woman,  an   image,  or 
figure  in  chalk,  clay,  &c. 
Personalis,  e.  adj.  perfonal 
Perfttnaliter,  perfonal/y 
Perfonans,  tis.  p-t.  refounding 
Perfonata,  ae.  f.  a  great  cht  bur 
personatus,a,  am.  difguifed,  mafied, 
count  erf  tit  pretended  fal(e,a£ie^,  or 
reprejented  en  thefiage 
Persono.are,  ui  &  avi.  n.  to  bailout^ 
to  ring,  re  found,  or  tcbo^  tQ  rnnAf  (9 
rh^,  Qxrefiund 


PER 

Pers^nor,  ari.  afoundUmaii 
Personusy  a,  um.  echoing 
Perforbejis,  tis.  pt.  drinking  in 
Perforbeo,  ere,  ui  vel  pfi.  ad.  tofup 

up  all 
Perfpedti,  adv.  advifedly 
Perfpe^lm,  adv.  advifedly 
Perfpedojare.fo  take  a  thorough  vifW 

oftofetoutafbeno 
Perfpedlum  eft,  imperf.  tt^atpet* 

ceived 
Pcrrpc£lus,a,um.pt.  &f  adj.  flimui, 
fup.  plainly  perceived,  thoroughly 
feen,  or  underfiood  . 

Perfpeculacus,a,um.  pt.  having  wtft 

viewed 
Perfpcculor,  tri,  atus  fum.  dep.  H 

tiitWf  or  look  about  diligently 
Perfpergo,  ere.  aft.  to  fprinkls 
Peifpergor,  i.  pafl*. 
Perfpkabiiis,  e.  tidy  famous 
Pcrf|  icace,  adv.  fee  Pcrfpicuc 
^ttl^\clci^,K,i.quickneft  of  fight,  Of 

underflanding 
PcrfpKacitas,ati8,/,  ^uicknefs  ofttn* 

dtrftanding 
Perlpicaclter,  adv.  cl^arhf 
Perfpicax,   acis.    adj.    or,    Comp. 
furckfghted,   quick  fitted,  quick 
of  judgement  and  underfiandit^ 
PerfpTciendus,a,um.  pt.  that  is  to  bfi 

founded,  proved^  or  tried 
PerfpTcientJa,aB.f.  perfa  knonledge, 

a  thcrough  under/landing 
Perfpicio,  2re.  a£t.  to  fee,  to  difcwtt  ■ 
plainly,  to  try  thoroughly,  to  under  * 
ftand  fully 
Prrlpicior,  i,  edvt.  pafl*. 
Ptrfpicuc,  adv.  clearly 
PerfpTcuitas,  atis.  f.  ptrfpitutty 
PerfpTcuus,  a,  um.  aoj.  perfptcuiui^ 
evidenty  ^lain^  mawt^tji 


PER 

perftandum^  to  be  t9ntiHued  in 
Perflaas,  tis,  pt.  continuing 
Perftatunn»a,uin.pt.f*flr  %uillperpft 
Pcrftcmor,i,ftratus.  pafT.  to  he  paved 

a'.i  over 
pcrftimSIo,  arc,  aft.  t9  irritate  much 
PerAo,  arc,  ftlti.  n.  to  ftandalltbe 
time,  to  continue.  Mst.  toferfifl,  or 
perfevtre  in  a  thing 
Perftrarus,a,um.  pt.  vid.  Perfternor 
PerftrJpo,  ?re.  n.  to  echo,  oxrefiund 
Porf^ri6tu8  gelu,  very  bard  Jrtxen, 
PI  In.  Perftriclum  /eriter  femur 
mucrone,  pikt/y  hurt.  Curt. 
Pcftringo,2re.  aft.  to  wring  bard,  Ut 
tie  up  clofe^  to  tamcb  any  tbt'ng  ia 
difcourfe,  to  din,^kH,OT  maiedixasy, 
§0  raviOf    or  trate^  tigbt^  f  run 
over,  to  graxe  upon^  to  aat$»le 
Pcrftrin^or,  i.  paflT. 
Pcrftudio8C,  adv.  ven  carefully 
Perftiidiofus,  a,  um,  veryfiudious 
Pcrfuadens,  tis.  pt.  perfuading 
Perfuadeo,  ere.  aft.  tnperfuade.  Sic 
mihi  perfuadco,/p  /  verily  believt 
Perfuadeor,  paff. 
PcrfuasibiJis,  e.  pcrfuadakU 
Pcrfoa»n>r  Iter,  adv.  perfuafivehf 
Perfuafto,  5nis.  f.  perjaafion 
Perruafuriu:,  a,  urn,  perfuafive 
Perfuarbrufi;  a^  Hin.  pt.  about  to  per- 

fuadt 
Perfaafus,  fis.  m.  aperfua£ng 
Perfuafuf)  a,  urn.  Himos,  (up,  per- 

fuadedf  made  to  helieve 
PerrubtTlifl, c.  adj.  very^btile,  tbin, 

frsff  or  Meat 
Perfulcatus,  a,  am.  pt   wrinkled 
PcrAiItaos,  tis.  pt.  making  imcurjiont 
Perfiiltcare.n.  tofrifiandjkipovtr, 
as  cattle^  to  prance,  or  eaperf   to 
t/;ake  incurfio/is   and    ittroades,    to 
Tn/iTcb  along,  or  Tar^t.  about 

.  crc.n,  t$  ke  ^uite  vur^  c/, 


PER 

or  perfiffly  tired  out  with 
Pertaedeieit,  imp.  itgroivetb  irkfome 
Pertardet,  uit,  GelL  i,  i.  PertKfttSi 

eft,  Cit,  it  very  mueb  irkttb 
PertKfut,  a,  vm.  pt.  %veary  of 
Pertego,  <fre.  aft.  to  cover 
Pertendens,  tis.  pt.  fu/-'y  purpofing 
Pertendo,Sre.aft.f9  extend,  or  fretcb 

tver,  to  go  quite  through,  to  com 

part  things  too  txaff/y 
Per  tent  itui,  ^,  ntn.  pt.  tried 
Pertento,are.aft.f0  try  thoroughly,  to 

put  into  motion,  to  affefl,  tofetast, 

to  dffturb 
Pertentor,  ari,  aCoi*  paflf. 
PertSnuis,  c.  adj.  very  fender^  thln^ 

fmall,  poor,  or  mean 
PertSrcbro,  are.  aft.  to  bort  throogb 
Pertergeo^  ere*  to  wipe  gently 
Perter^o,  ere,  fi.  to  vtipn 
Pertergor»  i.  pafT. 
PertSro,  ere.  rivfi  aft,  to  nth  bard 
Pcrterrefacio,  ere.  eci,ftum.  aft,  /• 

affright^  fu  fcare 
Pertcrretaftus,  a,  om.  pt.  afrigbted 
Perterreo,ere,ui,itam.aft,rotf^]^^^ 

OMfrigbten^  to  feat  t 
I^iterreor,  eri.  paiT* 
Per:erricrepus,  tbatftriketba  dread 

with  the  noife  itmaketh 
Perterritus,  a,  urn.  pt.  affrighted 
Peite>o,Sre,  ui.  aft*  to  weave  out,  to 

faiijb  a  dtftourfc 
Perttca,  m.  f.  a  Itngfiaff  apabfbr 

various  mfes 
Pcrtical  i s,  e.  adj .  belonging  to  poleg 
Pcrtimefaftus,  tborougbly  affrighted 
Pcrtime^,  ere,  to  be  fore  afraid 
PertTmefcendot,  a,  um.  pt.  f»  be 

greatly  fiared 
Pertime<eo,  ere.  tofeargrmtff^  u  be 

afraid  of 
Pertifmercdr,  i.  paiT.  j 

^  fx^'tA^^^^viMxyfubbtntneftf  j 


PER 

reJUatim 

Pcrtinicifter.  adv.  idifCflafili 

Tap.  incejffantly,cmm^% 

fuljf,  objiinatiiy,  r^ 

Pertinaxyicif.or,  C4>niy.fflil 

grinnig,penuriout,  ^l^jf^ 

'"i  M>  ekfiintUt  ff*  # 

v.'ilful,portinacitinJtMli!^ 

inveterate,  of  hnieatif'^ 

Pertinent,  tis.  pt./MtfM 

tending,  reaching 
PertineOicre.  n.  to  eMudfi^^ 
another,  to  pertain,  otm^ 
ftrviceable,  to  tend  1»,^^ 
Pcrtmet,  imperf.  iV^flrniN^ 
Pertingens,  tii.  pt.  tuHf^ 
Peningo,2re,ifi,4ftiiiDji  •* 

or  reach  along 
^PertolSro,  arc.  «ft.  iSffAn 
Pertorqueo,  ere.  «a.  Ii^ 
Pertnftandai,a,Qiii.pUi4iAi 

gently^tobetreMkH   ., 
Pcrtraftani,  tit.  pt.  ^nflf  I 

Met.  thinking  npaa 
Pertraftat^,ad  V.  tf/i<r  rfc  A^ 
PertrtftatioionU.  f.««)/l(iM 

a  diligent  perufal 
Ptrtraftatos,  a,  on.  pt  M 

eonfdered 
Ptertrafto.ire.  aft.  to  beAm 

often,  to  treat  of,  ff  fiefif^ 

rttghtf 
Peitraftor,  Iri,  itof.  piC 
Pfcrtren^ui,  a,  un.  pt.  iff* 
P^rSbcBduiya,  um*  fki''^ 

be  proUngtd 
PertrSbo,  ere,  xi,  ftia.  ii^ 
Pertrihor,  i.  ^i.  piS, 
Pectnui^  irt.  ft /^  4 
/r/Af  throngbf  u  a  < 

a  precioot  Bone 
PeTtmnflucTdnff  «inB*<^- 
Pertreao,  ire.aft.f)ini4 
Pcr^icifBi,  ii  UI.  «7>~ 


ER 

adj.  'Viry  fad 

tb.  pt.  ktaten  to  powder 

I.  very  ouei 

si,  adv.  very  riotoufty 

,tiidi,tGrum.aft.r0  i>€at, 

"ongb,  t$  bore  through 

i,  Gfos.  paC 

tis.  pt.  troubling 

idv.  cmfufedhf 

iAi^.f*  greM  trouble,  in- 

y  Tcis*  f.  M  dlflurber 
a^um.  ^art.  ^  adj.  or, 
iuiy  fup.  troubled^  dif' 
fdtrtdyconfujtd,  Pertur* 
itmixed,Qr  m'ngledtvith 
r,  «. 

.ti€t,tv  df/hirbfto  trouble, 
,  t9  d^nM,  to  mix 
ft,  ttuB.  paC 

very  lewd 

f.  a  eotitinuai  (ongh 
iioi.  pt.  brohny  cracked 
D.  /«  ^0  tfvrr^or  throygb, 
at,  to  fpreetd  over  aS 
LyUtn.  or,  cofflp.  ffinmsy 
r  tuanderedypMc,  com- 
•ffi,  Jpremd  (Aroad 
)  atut  fam.  dep.  #«  ravc 

m.  adj.  waudrinr  mmcb 
n,to  have  great  jtrengtb 
Iv,  veryjirongfy 
I,  1101.  veryftrong 
.  <verjr  vafTiOujly,  Cic*  de 

,  /#  ^  /tf iW  utterly  noafle 

Of  um.  pt.  laid  utterly 

ned 

.  /o  lay  wafte 

fVm,pt,about  logo  over, 

,  um.  pt.  brought  along, 
in    Africam,  Jhipped 


PER 

«»^r  to' Africa 
Perv8hendus,a,uin.pt.  to  he  brougbt, 

or  carried  together 
PerfSho,  (Sre,  xi,  Aum.  aA.  /•  rtfrt^ 

tf/(»ff{^,  t§  convey 
PervSbor,  i,  £tat.  pafT. 
Pervcllo,  ere,  li.  vol  vulfi.  aft.  fo 

^mr^.  Met.  to  fret,  or  o^/^,   ro 

/:rfi^r,  or  raife,  to  difpeorage 
Penrgfiienc,  tis.  pt.  emmng  to 
Pervenio,  ire,  eni,  entHdi.  neat,  te 

come  to,   to  arrive  ai,  to  obtain, 

procure,  or  get,  to  come  b^^  recover, 

or  regaht,  to  be  ina4e  kgem>n,  Per« 
^fcoire  ad  frngem,  to  cotutogood 
PcrvSaitor>  ini^f.  ibey  <mm.  Per> 

veotQm  «ft»  tbOf  tame 
PenrSnor,  ari.  dftp.  to  ufi  fbi  um0 

diligence  in  Jhellhig  out  i 

P«nre]itanit,t^tftti.]^.rAi»  VflllefMr 

Or  be  brottgbt  to  ! 

Pervert,  pemhrrf,  ^t.  stnkward^,^ 

unjkilfiilh,   frbwofdfy,  peHfipiy^  \ 

perverfely,  m^hevoifp 
Penreriitas,  atia.  f.  pervorfineft 
Perveifaifpervorfuiy  a,  ttm.  part.  Of 

adj.er,coinp.ffiniat,fup^«ri^«ff»<^ 

overthrowut  awry,  perutrfe,  auk" 

'Ward,  ttnkcky,  unhappy 
Perrerto,  pervorto,  Ifre.  aft.  to  turtt 

upfide  down,  to  overthrow,  to  per- 

vert,  to  bring  over  to  •  a  party,  or 

opinioiiy/o  r»/ji,or  undo,  to  corrupt 
Pervcrtor,  t,  fos.  pait. 
Perrefperi,  adr.    very  late  in  the 

evening 
Perveftigarioyonis.f.tf  narrow  fear  rb 
Perve^^Igatns,  a,  um.  pt.  thoroughly 

fearcbed 
Perveftigo,   are.    aft.    to  trace,  to 

make  a  thorough  fearcb  after 
Pervetus,  ens.  very  antient 
PervJStuflui,  a^  um.  adj.  very  old,  ob- 

folete 


Pcrriim,  adr.  to  be  cjme  a9 
Pervlcslcio,m.f,pee^tJbnefi9  obfiinacy, 

witfitlneft,  perfiverance,  cmfytncy 
PervtiacKH,  adv.  coinp.  moreobfi* 

nately 
Pervrckx,3c!i.ad].f0x  ified.tfr^comp. 

(Rmw,(nf»JnoxorabU^  iiMMveable, 

^llfuljht6bomji>eal^lrotig,obflinaie 
Pervideo^ere.  zitJoJie  ihorikgbly^  to 

feeeu  a  diflaiife,  to  look  on 
P^Tgeo,  8re.  n,iofoUrip 
Ttrii%i\t\i,oi\,verywaicbful^w4tick^ 

ing,  wakeful 
Penrigilani,  tis.  pit.  ftmtcbh^ 
PervigjriatiOySBif .  f.  a  wattbing,  or 

Jftting  up  all  night  long 
PcrvigXlStus^a^iim.pt.^i*/  in  watch- 


?e% 


Peri^grK«m»H.n.  «  Watebing,  a  Jit' 
ting  up  all  night  hkg,a  wake^  the 
vigils  if  an  bolhby 

PVhrfgnoyire.  n,nit  fojkep  all  night 

Penrilit,  e.  «dj;V0»7  cheap 
Pervi]iceiidut,a,  um.  pt.  fo  be  over- 
come, or  ma/lored 
Pervinco,ere.aft.  to  overcome,  to  pre- 

vail,  toptrpafs 
PerTiumyi.  a.  a  thoroughfare 
Pcrvirtdis,  c.  adj,  very  green 
Pcrvifo,  2rc,  fi.  to  view 
Pervivo,  Sre.  n.  to  fnrvive 
Pervius,  a,  um.  adj.  pa  fable 
PeriSIa,  ».  f.  a  little  fatchel 
Perunftio,  5nis.  f.  an  anointing  all 

over 
Perunftus,  a,  um.  anointed  all over^ 

hefmeared,  bedaubed 
Perongcl^re,  x\,  ftum.  aft.  to  anoint 

all  over 
Pervolgatio,  onfs.  f.  a  puhlijbing 
Pervolgo,  are.  aft.  tomdUknovm^t^ 

\      jlUutt  Jk 


PES 

PervoUta/ii,  tit.  pt.  fiy'mg  a-ver 
Perv51ito,ar«.  tofifall  ovtr^  or  about 
pcrrSlOjVelle,  to  defirt  tarruftly.  Per- 

velim  fcire,  /  would  fain  know. 

Curt,  lo,  2,  17. 
PervSlo,  are.  to Jiy  about,  or  all  over. 

Met.  to  mate  fteat  fpted 
Pervolvo^ere,  ti  » JQtuin.  /•  rollcv^y 

to  read  oivtr  a  book 
'  Pervolror,  i,  utui.  paflT. 
Perv5lGtandtti>  a.  om.  pt.  to  bo  turn- 

bled  over,  %t  perufed 
Perv31uto,  are.  toperufe 
Perurbanus^  a,  urn.  well  behaved 
Pcrurgco,  ere.  to  urgegreatfy 
Heruro,  i^re.  to  burn  all  over,  to  vex 
Peru ror,  i,  uftus.  paiT* 
Peru'ftus,  a,  um.  Jet  onjtre,  burnt 

up,fcorcbedf  farebed,  galled 
Pcrutilit,  e.  very  uftful 
Perutiliter,  very  ujefully 
Pervuleaturui,  a,  um.  pt.  ahoui  to 

puhn/h  ^ 
Pervulgate,  adr.  very  commonly 
Pervulgitui,  a,  um.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 

comp.  ilimus,  fop.  publijhcd,  very 

commonly  known 
Pcrvulgo,  are.  aft.  to  pm 
Pervulgor,  ari,  atus.  pafT. 


PET 

footman^  Cic.  Pedem  facere^   t6 
fail  with  afde  Vfind,  Virg. 
PefgTme,  a(^v.  Tuncrl.  -very  badly 
Pefsimus,  a,  um.  fup.  the  wtrfi 
Peff  ulu8,i.m  a  bar,  or  boh  of  a  dorr 
Pcf«u,T»,  adv.  f'tght  do7vn,  under  foot, 
Pcfsiim  ire,  to  fall  to  the  bottom, 
to  run  to  decay 
PefTundn,  are>  dedi,  da'um.  aft.  to 
cvertbroWt    to  van^^uiftf,  to  ruin, 
to  lay  ivajle 
PefTundor,  ari.  pafT 
Peflus,  i.  m,  a  pejfary 
Peftirer,a,nm  .peftiferdus,4^adly,  per- 
nicious, poifonouSf  infeifioui 
Pcftifcrc,  adv.  peJliUntly  * 

Peftiferusy  a^  om.  pefitferout 
Peftjlens^.tis.  adj.  or,' comp.  flimui^ 

fup.  peftilent,  ox pejlilential 

Peftilentiay  ae.  f.  the  plague^  atpefii" 

Unce,  the  murrain,  the  infcQiou  of 

the  air.  Met.  fiite,  malice 

Peftilentus,  a,  um.  peftilent 

Peftilttai,  atis.  f.  pefiilency 

Peftis,  is.  f.  a  pefty  poifon,  mifchief 

ruin,dtatb,deJiruiElion,  Met.tf  rogue, 

a  villain,  Pedem  oppctere,  to  come 

to  an  ill  end,  Piaut. 

Petalium,  i.  n.  an  oinfment 


pes,    pi\%,  m,  a  foot^    a  Jlream^  or    PcthAlas^z,  Mm.  ivearingubroad hat 
courfe  in  jiquidi*  a  coming  Co^  or    Petafio,  onis.  m.  a  fitch  cf  bacon 
approaching,  the  harfer  in  a  /hip,  I  P^fai'o,  onis.  m.  a  Irg  of  pork 
the  oar  of  a  (hip,   the  foot  ot  a  !  PctaJunciilus,  i.  m.  a  fmallgummcn 
mountain,  the  founda'ion  of  any  '  Petai'us,  i.  m.  tf  hroad  brimnud  bat 
thing,  a  plot    for   boildlog,    the    PciA\irum,i.n.(imchff:e,cut(f':vbich 


meafure  of  twcl/e  inches,  a  foot 
•f  land,  a  font  in  virfe,  a  loufe. 
Pes  milvinus,  the  herb  hartjhom. 
Pes  gallinaceut.a  kind  of  fumitory , 
or  baftard  parfley.  Antp  pedes, 
things  prefent,  Ter.  Metiri  fe  fuo 
pedCf  to  cut  his  coat  according  to 
likf/ctJh,  Hot,   A  pcdibus  Ca\us,^ 


the  aSlon  iv^re  tbrc^vn  iw  xhe  air 
PctauruJ,  i.  m.   a pofifre  mafttr,  an 

harliquine 
PctendittSj  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  a/Jif4 
Petens.  tis.  pt.  afking.  Subft.  apcti- 

tiorer 
Pcteiro,  ere.  to  dejire  eamefily 
Vm^o,  \^\s.»  t\  a  running  jcab 


'/.'  j  pcdibusr^  ^f«9>  oAV^uW,\v.  xci.  a  'wA^^t 


PE 

PetTIus,  a,  am.  fmol 
PetTmen,infs.  n.  a  fa 

poicinum,  a  brtafl 
Peiiolus,  i.  m.  thepa 
P^ti/Tens,  t»8.  pt.  attt 
PctifTo,  Vdl  peiefT),  to 
Pixn\o,on\z,i.apetitit 

an  attack,  the  aSioM 

„."^      . 

retitor,  oris.   m.  a , 

plaint!^,  a f utter',  a 

Petitrix,  icif.  i.  ajht 

Petitum,  t.  a.  a  r^qik 

a  problem 
PStituriOy  ire.  tobev 

^Jking 

Petiturui,  a,  um.  pt . 

go  to,  tofiandcandi 

Petitnsy  fii.  m.  a  ref 

Petitoi^  M,  um.  pt.  a 

firicktn,  fetcb^  to, 

Peto,?rc,ivi,  ii,  itum, 

humbly^  to  requejl, 

fetch,  to  fetk  after, 

obtain  :  Alfo  to  ft 

at,  to  feek  out,  to 

law,  to  go  to  ^  place 

ab    aliqn'o,  to  pnn 

fiamma  pctere  cibu 

/hi ft  for  it,  Ter. 

Perv^r,  i.   piff. 

Petorltom,  i.  n.  &  ir 

torritum,  a  chariot 

Petra,  as.  f.  a  rick 

Ptrttjptis,  a,  um.  vpc 

Petricofus,  a,  um.  ad 

Petro,on.s.m.  a  clovjs 

Pct'ofus,  a,  um.  arlj. 

Peciilans,  tis.  adj.  or, 

(\xp.irfolent,a/>uJit  e, 

PeliiIanter,adT.  i^s.co 

fawcily,  hjffu'ly 
[Peiiilaat.ay «.  f.  an  i 


H  A 

vAvf/x,  fawchefs,  mtf" 

,  exuberance 

1.  adj.  want  tit  htfful, 

I.  mid.  Paetului 
be  fpume  ef  Jihutt 

II.  clethea  tn  Jhag 

t. combed fCuried^  bavitif 
.  Munera  pexa,  bfrnc' 
Pexum  faiium^  Hke 
yCol.Pexus  pinguifque 
,  ignorantf  half  learned 

before  H. 

i.  n.  afartrffiM 

^yim.wearingfuchjboet 

,  i.  fl«  an  ofpearanct 

m.  a  ghttfM 

i,  acii.  m.  a  ۤ^morant 

f.  a  club  u  fed  in  watf  a 

liliteti  brigadkn 
rum  ,ph  fliers  fe  called 
f .  a  four  ffuare  army^ 
tr^ht  tboafand  ft^aun 
ray,  a  brigade  9/ b^efe, 
$f  footf  a  refn'meat,  a 
te  body  ef  an  army,  or 

fm  frrib:  &  fitsridi, 
u  pfneerwitb  ^iU- 
fhmmt  of  a*  engine  J 
en  iurritt  an  firt,    a 
^ar,  or  dari  t»  be 
btha  band 
i.  m.  tyrawny 
iif,  tracings  fir  btrfttt 
wmby  tbe  RmMmgen^ 
men  ifttm 
uni.  pt.  trapped.  Met. 
^tnt 

nm*'4fid,  Faqaticus 
f.  tbtjnncyf.anii^v 


PHI 

wji9n  in  fetp 
PhantArma,attis,iiui^i^irrMi^«ff  ft^ 

paritkn,    an  idh  conceit  beiVttn 

jhcpmg  and  xoak/ng 
Pha  etra,  m  f,  a  fmiver  ofarrotm 
Pharetrac«s,a,afn.  wearing  aqni^er 
Pharctngcr,  a,  Mm.  idem 
Phanfanis,  i.  m.  a  phartfet 
Pharmaceutria,ae.f.  ecloguet  treating 

6/ charms 
PharmS.opola,  ae.  m.  a  fuaek 
PharniacHin,i.n.  a  drug,  a  medicine^ 

poifon 
PbarmKcos,  i.  m.  tbetUefartiftin 

any  njiRainy 
Pharos,  ^  pfaarot,  i.  d.f .  UA  fae- 

piOs  f.  a  fmall  tfie  in  the  mouth  of 

tbe  NiUy  a  watch  tower,  or  Hgbt' 

hmfe 
PhaTtclus,  i.  d.  %.^  Mt\v^*, pepiUs 

m.  a  little pip^  a  gaUiot,  a  bark, 

a  pinnate,  a  patch,  a  gaUty 
Phafiana,  ae.  f.  apheafant  hen 
Phafianinos,  belonging  to  apheafant 
Phafianus,  a,  wn.  ofColcbot 
PhafianM,  i.  m.  a  pbeafant  cock 
PhaAna,  attt.  n.  an  apparition,  tbe 

title  of  one  of  MenanderU  plays, 

aplayofCsfUas 
Pbellui,  i.  m.  a  eork.  Hinc  Paatc 

pkeHi,  eorkjboes,    U»Ae   Angl 
punti^ 
Pherftnim,  i.  n.  tnd,  Fcretniin 
PhiXhit  m,  f.  a^goldemp,  a  beaker* 

Hrac  Aagl.  a  phial,  or  vial 
PJuditia,  oruoi.   n.  fuhUe  fitppert 

kept  with  great  temperanoa 
Philautia,  x.fnfef^Jove 
Phittppeut)  vfi^.  iniliflnit 
PhiUpfku^  k^'mm,efPb^ 
PhilippuSyi.im«)Stf^  of^oldeointd  by 
PbiSp  king  of  Mncadon,  with  ins 

efgies  tntt '         ]. . 
PJim4$itkatJ^Mde^y,  thifiui§ 


V 


P  HR 

humanity  yOir  hit  ofleamit^,  Upid* 
tity 
Philoltffut,  i.in.  apbiMoger,  whmm 

manifi,  a  Itwer  ofdifcomrfe 
Phri^fflili,  z.  f.  a  nightingaH- 
PhilSmOfus,!.  m.  aloverofthemnfei 
Phalopes,  «.  f.   tbe  herb  horehonnd, 
Plin.  10,  az.  an  Matrubiom,  Jd» 
Philopthointfas.  i.  m.  ahverofthe 

Roman  nation,  Cic. 
Pbil5a5phani,  tis.  pt,pbibfophi9slnff 
?h:\\6t;6^h\t^m.{,phihJophy,  difgnl^ 
Jltion,  or  ftriB  fearch.  In  piur. 
Pbilofophiz,  fophifms,  paradoxet 
Phil5«j$pbic2,  adv.  philofophical/f 
Pbi]6«opblfcu9,  a,  um.  philo/^htcai 
Phn5s5phor,2ri.dep.  topr^fiphilo^ 

fopby,  to  dijpvte  and  raaftn  of  it 
Pbmsdphuc,  i.  m.  aphilofiphet 
Pbridtbeoruiy  i.  in.  acemtemptatvue 

man 
Philtra,  onim.  n.  pJ«  love-ehanm 
PbilaSy  i.  m.  a  gaUant 
Pbiljrra,  &  phiiora,  ae.  f.  the  linden 
treof  the  thin /kin  between  the  bark 
and  the  wood  of  that  tree^  a  kafp 
Qx  faeet  of  a  fort  of  paper 
Pbkcma,  Itia.  n.  phlegm 
Phoca^e.  f.  a  fea  calf,  a  feed 
Bfaabe,  ei.  f.  the  moon 
Phoebus,  i.  dq.  tie  fun 
Pboenicf,  cs.  f.  the/onth  eaf  wind 
Phaniceu8,a,am.adj.«/»«(r^/ie"M/(Nrr 
Phoenix,  Icis.  m.  a  phoenix 
Pb5nafcas,i.m.  that  teacbeth  to  pro* 

nsuaee 
PbofphSrus,  i.  m.  themonu*>gJtar 
^j^raifiy.it,  w/eos.  f.  apbrafe,  or 
e^pr^fon,  the  proper  manner    of 
fpeech 
Phrenifit,  is.  f.  a  pbrenfy 
PhH£n«ticttt,  a,  um.  ad'i*  fr«itt«ft 


P  I  A 

pbrygioniiUy  a,  um.  wrought  with  a 

needle 
-F>  rygiuiy  a^  um.  vfreugkt  Vfitb  tiet- 

dlevfork,    Non.  Phrygim  modas, 

a  ■  cheerful    wgorous   meafure   in 

dancinf',  or  tune  in  fingmg.  Mur. 

Cap.   Phrygius   lapij,   a  kind  «/ 
.    pumice.  Id. 
•FhthmXCUf  19,  vel  eoa,  f,  the  lowjy 

difeafe 
Phthi8?cui,  a,  um.  pbtbJUal 
Phthifis,  it,  vei  cos.  f.  the  phtbi/ic 
Phthorius,a,uin.  caufingmifcarriage 
I^hy,  /* 

Phyhca»  e.  f.  ajiilfor  fert,a-tt 
Phylafterium,  ii.    n.  an  amuUt,  a 

charm,  a  plylaffcf 
Phy&ica,  »,   f.  Haiura/  phikhf>hy^ 

the  knowledge   cj  nature.    Hire 

Aqgl.  phyjlc. 
Phy<rca.orum.  n.  pi.  b»okt  of  natural 

pbihfopby 
Phyficc,  adv.  naiuraUf 
,Pbysi!CU8,  a,  um    natwal 
PhystcutJ.  m.a  n atural pbihfepher 
Phyfiopnomon,  5ni«.  m.  a  pby/hg- 

fiomift 
Phyfiologia,  x.  f,  pbyfioh^Vt  natu^ 

ralpbihfoplyftreating  of  the  nature 

of  things  hy  their  taufis,  effeSs, 

8cc, 
Phyfi8,f.  tht privy  memhert 

?  before  J, 

P|3bili9,  c.  adj.  may  be  expiated 

Piacularis,  e.  expiatery 

Piacfllum^i.  n»  any  great  crime,  /^ 
erificeftr  at^mement,  a  remedy,  or 
cure,  Hor.JSpiJ^,  I,  T ,   ^J,      , 

Piamen,  lois.  n.  aneatpienhn 

Piimentum,  i.  n«  an  atoneiktnt,' 41 
remedy,  or  cun 

PU  du8,  %,  um.  |kt%?i  W  ttfm^  ' 


PIE  ] 

Placio,  onts*  f.  an  atoning  iat'sont  to  tack 

Piatus,  a,  um,  expiated  to friends,jujl. 

Pica,  a*,  f.  a  pi,  a  magpy,  the  green  tneny,pjiy,c6i 

fickne!s  in g,rl$  cbea'teme 

Pfcanduf,  a,  um.  to  be  pitched  Pji^gend us,  a,  un 

Picans,  tis.  pt.   daubing  toith  pitch  PTgeo,  ere,  ul. 

Picarla^ae.  f.  where  pitch  it  made  xritve,  vex, 

PTcatus,  a,  om.  pt.  pitched  ^^gct,  &f  inun 

Picea,  ae.  f.  the  pitch  tne  gfiexferh,  or  » 

Pk^after.ri.  m.  the pitih  tree,  Plin.  Pi^zt,  ^ra,  unn. 

Piceatu«,a,iim.  adj.  Mjnus  pifeata,  iHus,  fup.  Jh 

ene  luh'j  JUaletb  ev^ry    thing    he  duN^  lc9iy    Le 

tmcheih  I'ft^^p^  benum> 

Piceu>ya,um.adj.ifftf</tf  of  pitchy  bhck  Pigmenratius,ii 

as  pitch  of  paint,  a  d 

PicTnus,  a,  uro..adj.  of  the  colour  of  PIgmentum,  i. 

p  tcb  painters  colour 

Pico,  are.  to  pitch  or  fiourifbes  . 

I'jcris,   idis.  f.  wild  c:rh»ry  pretei.ce,  f>t  di 

Pid^ae,  arum,  -vel  ptcataE,/«7.  naves,  PigoerandMs  a, 

finall  (w'tft  foips  rtwed  <withm>tny  Pigneratio,  oni 

oari,  Vcg.  5,  7.  alii  pincae,  unde  PiRnerator,   ori! 

forte  Angl.  a  pink  P  gncrat.-ix,Tcisi 

PitfVnit.  e.  adj.  painted  Pigneratus,a,u(T 

P  <flor,  5ri«.  m.  a  painter  of  piSures  gi^^ged.  PalF.  /* 

PicVorittt,  a,  um.  of  painting  PignSro,  are.  adi 

Pitlura,  ae.   f,  the  art  of  painting,  at  a  pawn 

things  painted,   a  piSurr,  paint.  P]gnSro>v  ari,  5l 

Pi£l'ira  texn'lis,  embroidery.  Met.  a  pledge^  Met 

a  plan,  or  defgn  o<wn 

Pi6hlratas,a,um. embroidered,Virf,,  PignSritU8,a.un 

Volucres      pifturatae,    fpeckled,  Pignus,   5ria  & 

Claud,  adorned,  Stat,  0  pledge,    a  | 

Pidlus.  a,  um  pt.  fifadj.  or,  comp.  token,  pro^, 

painted,  dramm,  embreidered  with  or  feenrity,  a 

'    dtvtrs  colours,  adorned,  fpeeUed,  e,    the   pledg 

fpotted  man  and  «it*< 

PI0.S,  '\,m,  a  griffin  Pigri.  adv.  1^ 

Pie,  adv.'iifiitajl,  (up.  pieuJJy,  kindly  PigrcTco^  gre,  v 

Pienti4fiii>tfs;Ta,JW»rfup.w^//«w,'  Pigrilia,  k.I. 


or  kindly '4tffeBi»ned 


Pth^i,ius,f,tietfotion^  religion,  love',  Pjgror,  ari,  ate 
r      -> .^    -/•* ^- ^-  -t-'i  '■      a *_  A^  1^ 


\ 


«J  ont  \  wunti^^  ft  f  parents  eo  -cbil 


.poiBfidnefe,  k 


/01V,  ta  St  ht 


[  L  , 

ball,  a  fill,  effigies 

difo,  z.  e,  pinfo,  fu* 
a  mortar  and  peftkt 
pile,  a  mole,   a  damt 
a /hop.  CatuU,  35,1. 
■  piif^i'ng 
a  pikeman 
and  baU 
,  a  ball  p/ayer 
miliar  by  pillar 
armed  with  thi  pilum- 
.  pt.  fi>aved 
Q.  adj.  weannga  cap 


P  I  N 

it  not  an  hair  of  his  heaJ,  Catull. 
Pinac^cbeca,  x,  f.  a  pi  ff  are  gallery 
Pina(ler>  tri.  m,  a  wild  pine 
Pinax,   acis,  in.  a  frame  of  a  pic- 
ture, a  table  \  al(b  the  index  «/  a 
book 
Pincerna,  m,  f.  a  butler 
Pindaric  us,  a,  tun.  pindarie 
Pindo,  ere.  beat  in  a  mortar 
Pinea,  ae.  f.  a  p^netree 
Pinctum,  i.  a  wwjrf  ef  pinu 
Pxneus,  a,  uoi.  %X\*  ef-pine 
Pingendus,  a,  urn.  ^U  to  be  painted* 
Met.  to  be  illuftratod,  or  adorned 


I.  a  chariot,  or  coach,  \  Pingo,ere,xi,iauin,  a£^,  to  paint,  to 

e  Roman  ladiet  vere       d*vift,  tofiain;  or  daub.  Met.  /• 

V  they  went  to  perform       Mcribe,   to  grace^  Qt  beautiff,   to 

of  their  religion  ivvent,  Ot  feign 

wl  pileolus,  i.    m. :  P»ngor»  i,  i<iu«. 

f,  or  cap  !  Pinguc,  is.  n.  the  fat 

a  cap  \  Pini5u«do,  inis.  f.fatf  fatnefi 

inh.it,  capy  or  bonnet ^  Pin^uJSracio,  J?rs,  «ci,  ftum.  a£l.  to 

y   which  inclofeth  the  •     ^akt  fat,   to  fatten 

I  Pinguef  10,  ieri.  to  tefatned 
m.  vide  Pilarins        !  Pingucfcens,  tii.  pt,  growing  fat 
to  drive  clofe:  Alfo  Pinguefco,  ere.  t§  grow  fat,  '«  be 
ic  Ajigl.  to  pill,  and       made  fertile 

■  Pjnguiarius,  ii«  m.  a  lover  of  fat 
to  be^in  to  be  hairy,   Pingais*  e.  or,  comp.  ffimu8>  fup. 
or  make  bald  !      greafy,fat,  plump,  corpulent,  un- 

idj .  or,  comp.  full  of      wieldy,dull,  heavy,  hmpijh,  fruit- 

^     fulf  thick,  coarfe^  rudt,  unpolijbed 
tie  ball,a  pill,  jheep^s  Pinguiter,  adv.  thickly 

^Pingulties,  ei.  f.  vide 
apeflle,   a  javelin,  Piaguitudoy  inis.  i.fatneft 
rarium,  a    rammer,  Pinifer,  feta,  ferum.  adj.   hearing 
m,  the  chief  band  of      pine  trees 

tbout  the   fiandard,  Piniger,  a,  rum.  adj.  pine  bearing 
»  firjl  company  in  a  ^\nttu,.9t,.f,tbefinof  ajifli>,featben 
r.  i      ufed  in  orremHta  plume  in  the  crtfl 

he  van  of  an  artny  :      pfan  helmet,  a  Vfing  of  a  bird,  a 
tfi  pilum  I      niched  battlement  in  a  wall 

^  a  thing  of  no  value,  Pinnalis,  e.  Z'd],  woolly 
i  cohortem,  valued  Pinnatuf,  a^   um,   adj.  fiMtbntdi 


P  I  R 

winged,  niched,   pointed,  prieify^ 
PInnata,  plur.  hunters  toils Jhtck 
xtfith  feathers 
Pinoicilloni,  i.  n*  vide  penicillura 
Finniger,  ra,  rum.  fnned,  winged 
Pinniraputyi.m.  a  fworiplayer,  wba 
catchedoff  the  ere  ft  of  bis  adfuer- 
fatfs  helmet,  which  was  adomti 
wtb peacocks  plumes,  Juv. 
Pinndla^.f.a  little  quill,  or  feather, 
a   little  fn,   or  wing,  the  tip  of 
tbaear*  Pinimlae -plur.  omamnsU 
of  rich  feathers  faftned  to  eapi 
Piniatio,  ooii.  f.  a  pounding 
Pin»ito,  are.  to  pound  in  a  mortetr 
Pinsitori  ari,  atui.  paflf. 
Pinticui,  a,  um.  pt.  pounded 
Pinfo,  are.  to  pound 
Pinfoy  2re,  01  &  fi,  Varr,  itum  flf 
ftum,  &  pinfum*  Vitrwv,  a€fc.  ft 
pound  in  a  mortar,  to  knead,  t$ 
peck.  Met.  to  mock,  or  feoff 
Pinfor,  5rit.  m.  a  miliar 
Pinum>  i.  n.  the  gum  of  pint 
PInus,   i  &^9.  f.  (^ant.a.)  m 

pine  tree.  Meton.  ajbip 
Pio,  are.  aA.  to  werpip,  to  refpeS^ 
to  expiate,  w  atone,  topoUeste,  or 
defile 
Pior,  Sri,  atw.  psUT. 
Plpatuty  Oil.  m.  the  cry  ofchicktat 
Piper,  ^rii.  n.  pepper 
Pip^ratui,  a,  um.  z6j, peppered    . 
PipSritit»  Sdis.  f.  pepperwort 
Pipiloyire.  to  chirp 
Pipio>  ire,  iri,  itum.  to  peep 
Pipior,':SBi«i  tar^ypetng  pigeon 
Pipo,  are.  taehick  as  an  hen 
PipSlam,  i..  n.  vel  pTpiiloi>   1.  flit 

a  railings  aftoUiug. 
Pirata>  at.  m.  a  pirato^  a  landtk 

Gc»  Vierr,  J« 
Plratica,  «.  i,  ^vroae) 


^^ 


PIS 

Ftrat.  i.  f.  0  fuar  tret 
Ptfcani,  tis.  pt.  fifbimg 
Pifciria,  m,  f,  afijk  >»0fktt 
Pifcariui,  a,  urn.  adj.  ftnMifytg  U 

Pifcarius,  li.  m.  afjbimwgtr 
Pifcitio^  onif.  f.  s  Jtfi^g 
Pifcator,  oris.  n.  afifktnnm 
Pifcatorins,  a,  urn.  adj.  kikm^ni  f 

fjhrrt^  erJfJNng 
Pifcatrixy  leit.  f.  a  kind  of  fijh 
Pifcimt.  ds»  (ri,    NeUt,)  m.  verb. 

^  fij^'ti  P^'y  "ffil^t  tbetttmg 

of  filky  gfihlMrkte 
PifcTciilus,  J.  ■).  M  Hhhfifif 
Pifcfoa,  ap.  f.  ajfip^p^ndyaplmuu 

bathe  ia,  a  poc/,  or  fond 
PirciniJii,  c.  offifi^tdt 
Pifc7niriiity  ij.  m.  that  hetptthfijb 
FifcTntfla,  v#/  pifclaella,  «.  f .  0 

fmallfijbpond 
V\(cUj  is.  m.  « /r/&  property  foitb 

feaUs,  the  fi^n  pi  fees  in  the  Mtfdiac, 

Pifclufti  Tira,  Prov.  the  'Uftskefi 

goetb  to  the  tiHilL  V*|pr. 
Pifeor,  ari,  atns  fam.  dep.  to  fiJh, 

-Pifcari  in  acre,  Fre^»  toidhoMrin 

vain,  Plaut. 
Pifcofus,  a,  um.  adj.   fitHofffhet 
p!fc«lentUs,  a,  ^th.  fiiU  $f  Jtfi 
Pi  fens,  tis.  pt.  poundritg 
PifiUuM,  j.  n.  afffHe 
Piib,  &i,  fH  Tpitifa,  in  praet,  pifi, 

tofiamp  off  tbetfuj^i  ffgrsin  in  m 

nortanr 
Pifo,  a?*,  MNir^pfftt,  lri%  fkff.   U 

hpou*iJed,OT  ^gti^ 
Pi^,  pifj.  pfcfT.  [a  pifo,  ri]  t^he 

Mundad,  oxftm^d  ts  ror%  is 
Pi'-'i'nus  a,  \ini.  idl.  tffiteh 
rf.^.V!j;,i,u:'.i.Nard«i»^i(Hi*,j|jM!»l- 

r.'.'.lU%  i.  n.  tffflWtQ|>iiW* 


P  L  A 

Pifto,  are.  to  heat  in  a  mortar 
Piltor,  5ris.  m.  a  miflar^  a  baker 
PiftSriui,  a,  ufn.  adj.  hehngingio  a 

hsktr,  or  hakif/g 
t>lftt«nliB,e.adi.  ^d,  Piftorivf,  P/in, 
Pi(lrilla»  ae.  f.  tf  /iirtfi/  itfid'fff  bimfe 
Piftrillarios,  ii.  m.  amifkr 
I'iftrina,  ».  f.  4  grinding  boafe,  a 

hakebmli 
Piftrinirius,  ii.  in*  ibekeeferof  a 

vm)rkh¥nfe,  V\p, 
Pift  rlnenfis^e.tdj  .belonging  tea  miff, 

w  bahbonfe 
PiftrTflum,  i.  n.   a  hakehonfi :  Alfo 
a  bride^e/,  a  wof^houfe^w  frifon. 
Met.  any  khtdof  drudgirj^  ottoil 
Piff-nx,  leiB.  f.  a  mill 
Piftura,  K.  f.  the  art  ^/pounding  corn 
Pi(lu<,  a,  um.  pt.  baked 
^ifam,  i.  n.  «  ptafe,  or  pea 
P'tiflb  are.  to  tajle  by  tittle  and  little 
Pitcadum,  ii.  ii.  a  rdU^  or  li/^ 
PTtuTta,  se.  f.  phlegm,  6r  rbettm, 

the  pip  In  poultry 
PItoitana,  «.  Lfiavet  atre 
PituftoAi*,  1,  am.  full  ofpbbgm 
Pituinus,  a,  um.  of  a  pine 
Pi«tf,a,  um.  AmuS)  fup.  j»frtu,  reU» 
giousy  godfy,  devout^  dutiful,  bear^ 
inz  a  tinder  affeOion,  or  mtnral 
•love,  Htpright/ine^rrnpt^j^ilvio 
ful,   hfOfi^y   ki0d   hearted,  gbod 
naturedy  ferf^e^  ruAn.  Met,  mekf 
mild,  ingenimn, 
Pix,  pi  CIS.  f.  pi^tb 


P  before  U 


t>tfcS^yKi.«.idj. 


PLA 

t*lacimen»  inii.  n.  i*  f*"^ 
I'licamemum,  i.  a.  a*«M^ 
Plicandtts,  a,  um.  pt.  rt^iff 
Piicahs,  tis.  pt.  affeef^ 
Pl£caci,  adr.  iAt,  comp.  fM 
PHcatio,  oaii.  f.  an  eff*^ 

atoning 
PUcaturua,-a«  am.  pt.  ek^ff. 
Piacatus,ayam.part.6'  a^i-»4 

flimu-y  fup.  afptej^i  f^ 
fiiUed^fnta,  filU  esim,  ri^f 
Pl£dena*  rit.  pt.  pteafing 
PUcenta,  as.  f.  a  eakt,  s  tid 
PKcentinua,  i.  m.  tmekrif 
Plaoeo,ere,  ui,  7tnm.  n.  tofm 

deHght^  to  ake,    Placere  I 

tbimi  mre/lofbimfelf,  (^ti 
Placet,  ebat.    vit,   vd  itn 

imperr.  it  Sketb,  orpJIwM 

the  opinion  nf.   SidiiiplMtf 

pleafe  va,  Ter. 
riacio^,  a(hr.  iAs,  comp.  ftnf 

Joftfyt  gnnt^,  fnieth,  m 


calmly,fatientfy,mildhi 
Piaci^Ttaa,  atit.  f.  gattltotf 
Plaeidufl,  a,  nm.  or,  comp.  I 

Alp.  foft,  gentle,  lame,  kid 

fmtotb,  fniet,  foft,  eafr,  mil 

patient,  confUnt,  wammi 
Pllcito,  are.  to  p'eate  mub 
PJacitum,  i.  n.  anepimm,ii 

a  maxim 
PlacitGrai^a^unD.yt.  tbetmM\ 
PlacTtus,  a,  um.  pt.  ffia4 

pleafing,  grateful 
Plico»  ire.  aft.   toatoatt  O^ 

^tppeife^  to  make  tiki,  Hf^ 
PUeor^  «ri«  atus.  paff. 
Of,  cdmp.  flff.  k  PiKri^«c^  reAidi  pleri^ie 


eelfy  H  h  fknfidit^fMt>fied,'mld,  Plaf a,  s.    f.  a  climett,  4  P 

gentle,  ptaOiiie,  Aft.  appeafUg,  the  m/vfd,   a  traSti  f^ 

making  pfepitioia  net  to  caret  wiU  keftt  if 

iV\\G\J^\\vi,ix^A.  f»  ^latnhility  a  garmen'.  Plag«,  «  W  ** 


\ 


.  A 

or  gajh  in  a  tree,  a, 

hnw  in  war 

\  pi,  netitotMkiVfild 

B.  tf  manfieakr,  P^ 

t*  barn  to  be  btaten 
Ij,  ufedto  ftripes 

m.  apgrafitey  who 
nest  would  Jufftr  a 

tbeflealing  of  people 
>^dy/ullofwoundSf 

fmgS  curtain,  ajbeet 

1.  abeatingf  tbemife 
t»f  grein  waiUng 
fi>lay/60ted 
f  comp.  iffime,  fup. 
nfyfevidently^elearfy  : 
ak^etbir,  without 

a  planet 
DO.  an  aftrohger 
pt.  beating  agaiufi, 
ling 

,  Aum*  a£l.  to  beat, 
r  dajb  agaim/f,  to  be- 
or  bemoan,  to  refound 

r. 

I.  a  dafting  agaio^ 
fchriekingy  or  tffitcry 
',  f.  a  puppet 
m.  fp faking  bis  mind 
c.  g.  Hoiebout  fhbet 
iu  n.  a  platifphere 
a  piain^  a  le-vel  piece 
ennefs 

idem 
fet^  the  fo!e  of  the' 

Alfo  a  plant  of  an  I 
a  gfajf,  or  fcion  | 
f.  plantane  > 


P  L  A 

Plantare,  is.  n.  a  plant 
Plantaris,  rc.adj.  belonging  to  the  file 
.  Plantarium,  ii.  n.  a  plants  a  nutfery 

of  plants 
Plantarius,  a,  um.'tdj.  of  a  plant 
Plantatio,    Snit.  f.  'a  planting, 

plantation 
Plantigcr,  a,  urn.  adj.  grafted 
PUnto,     are,    undo  plantor,    iri. 

paflT.  to  be  planted,  orfet 
Planiila,  ae.  f.  a  joiner*  t  plane - 
Piaiia8,a,uin.  ad},  or,  comp.  fitonos, 
(up,fmooth,fat,  level,  plean,  or 
evenMet.  evident,  clear  ,manifejl, 
fat,    De  piano,  ftanding  on  the 
ground.  Suet.  Plani  pedtt  aidifi- 
cium,  haning  no. attar  nor  vault, 
Vitray.  Per  tutom  pUn^mqut, 
over,  or  upon  the  plain  gireund, 
Ov.  Dc  plaiio,  claarlf,  wumife/lly 
Planui,  i.  m.  an  impofior 
Plafma,  itja.  ti^  a  gargle,  afffitn 
PlaTmo,  ire.  Bibl.  via,  Fingo 
Plaftet,  ac.  m.  a  potter,  uftatuary 
Plaftice,  ea.  U  the  €tafiof  making 

things  of  earth 
Platanon,  onis.  m.  a  place,  planted 

vtith  plane  trees 
Platanusy  i.  f.  a  plane  tree.  Leg,  & 
in  fuarta  decL  nom,  plut.  Aerie 
platan  us,  Virg, 
Plltea,  fhe  pl2cea,  a;,  f.  a  great 

fifcety  a  court  before  a  houft 
PlaudenduSy  a,  urn.  pt.  to  be  gently 

firoked 
Plaudens,  tis   pt.  clapping  bands  in 

token  ofjoj,  commending 
Plaudicur,  imperf.  I,  thou,  he,  we, 

&c.  rtfjoiie,  or  clap  hands 
Plaudo,Sre,n,ruin.a6t.fo  clap  in  token 

of  applaufeyto  commend,or  applaud* 

Plaudere  fibi,  to  fatter,  or   hug 

one'tfelf 
Plaudor,  i^plaufus.  paflT. 


P  L  E 

Plausibilia,  e.  adj.  plaufble 
Plaufor,  oria.  m.  an  applauder 
Plaoftruniji.  n.  flfantiq.  ploftrum, 

a  cart^   a  waggon,  a  dang  cart^ 

a  dray :  Alfo  Cbarlet^svjatn^  near 

the  north  pole,  Plaoftrum  percoU, 

/  have  ruined  all,  Prov.  Plant. 
Phnfui,  a.  Bin.  pt.  clapped,  enceu" 

raged  by  clapping 
PUufus,  fit.  m.  a  rejoicing,  applaufe 
Plebecula,  as.  f.  the  poor  people 
Plebeiiis,a,  um.  adj.  plebeian,  of  the 

common  fort 
Plebes,  is.  f.  unde  contr.  plebt^  the 

common  people 
PlebTcdla,  e.  m.  a  popular  moff 
PlibifcTtum,  i.  n.  alawt  vtjtatuti 

made  iy  the  joint  confeut  of  tha 

people 
Plebt,  if.  f.  the  common  people,  the 

rout,  mdb,  or  rabble,  one  of  th» 

common  fort 
Pleatlis,  e.  adj.  that  it  flatted 
Plefto^is,  Sre,  xi,  xura .  ac^.  to  twtf, 

or  twine,  toplmt,  knit,  or  wegve^ 

to  cotreR,  punijb,  or  beat 
Plexor,  if  xnt.  pafl*.  tobepum/bedm 

Hitt,  to  fufer  to  go  to  wreck 
Plectrum,  i.  n.  Cic»  fui  &  ipiGtin^ 

Vir»  a  fuillf  hew,  tec,  to  plaf 

upon  the/trings  of  mufical  in/hw 

ments  :  Alfo  an  helm  of  a  f>ip 
Pleiades,  &  pleiades,  am.  f.  the 

frven  jlars 
Plane,  adv.  ids,  comp.  flim^,    fop., 
fully,  fuite,  completely,  abundantly^ 

larjrely,  at  large 
Pleniuntum,  li.  d.  the  full  moon 
Plenitat,  atis.  f,  plenty,  fitlnefi 
picnitudoJnis.f.  eofpukncy,fuhsept 

tbick^tfs 
Plenus,a,am.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimQt^ 

fup.   full,    large,  whole^  -^SSI 


groft,  plumps  corfuUtit^ 


'S 


PLtJ 


or  fumi^sd  miiibf  plenttotftf  tiia 

baA  many^  er  much  :  AUb  Sig 

'witbjoMngf  Big  MUsd 
Fleonamittiy  mi.  m*  agrawmulicmt 
fvtrt  mben  then  an  wi4rg  wordt 

uftd  than  need 
Pleiique,  plercque^  plcraqne,    tbi 

mo^,  Of  g^eateflpmti^  maty 
Pkmmqii^tvr/pkiiinqai^v./laif.  I 

timet,  for  the  mefi fmrt  I 

Plcrafqae,  aque,  omque,  Wnnqaa, 

w^,  vid,  Plenqae 
Ptcthortf  a.  f.  « pUthwf 
Pleuriticot,  a,  um.  pkuritie 
Plenritii,  Mit.  f.tbeptem''^ 
PlexiUf  a,  am.  pt.  wevea,  pUukd 
Pl?ca>  se.f.  tf.A^ff,  tf/»A# 
Plica  lis,  til.  pt,/oldrng 
Plicatilii,  e.  a4|.  at^  i#/0iUbif 
Plicatio^  finis,  f.  a/Mng 
PlicatO)^,  «.  f.  tf  /W^f 
Plicor»ari>itai.pair./0  ^«  knit  UfHher 
PliathiSy  idii.  f.  /m  Pliathui 
PL'atbui,  i.  m.  tbejquarefeu  ^  a 

Ploribnisy  e.  adj*  depUrahk 
Plorab«indui,a,um.pt.  in  ajae^gg, 

or  mfaiUng  wutkrar 
P)5randui9  a^  uin.  pt.  UhtUmeHHi 
PIorjHis,  tis.  pt.    weiUng 
Ploratio,  onis.  f.Yerb.  aheiomttng 
PJdrJtor,  oris,  m^  m  lamtnter 
Pioratf ix,  Tcis,  f  Jhe  tbet  htwaiUtb 
Ploratus,  a,  urn.  pt.  bexodiUd 
^loritus,  As.  m.  a  weeping 
Ptoro,are./o«Mi^,  to  lament,  to  bawl 
Pioftellom,  u  n.  a  little  cart 
Ploftromy  i.  n.  pro  plauftrum 
PloK^mvm,  i,  n.  atnmbrti 
Plttlt,  iihpferf,  it  rainetb 
Piuitur,  imperf.  it  doth  rain 
Plftma*  c.  f.  a  feather,  the  firfi 
/iown  upon  the  cheiks,  a  pCaHy  oc 
j^ktsy//  wrought  on  thi  atcoutre. 


P  L  U 

mtmt  of  mem,  or  horfu.  Homo 
pkma  levior,  onegotdfor  inihmg, 
fickle,  Plaat. 

PfdmirittSy  ii«  m.  a^f  o^  ikaketb 
feather  t»ork:  Alf*  au  embroiderer 

pmmatilis,  t,  adj.  aitfir  offtathere 

Plomatoa,  t^  ufn.  pt,  feathered,  in* 
ftrweven  with  divetfe  eolourty 
like  feathirt,  MoUi  plumata  lanu- 
g\nt9eo*eredwitkafoftdewn,l^iin, 

PkimWIgOy  laia.  f .  s  mint,  or  wiis  of 
leadf  otfi^fir 

PNmbarittiv  »,  am.  pt.  of  lead 

PlumbariMi  ii«  m»  a  plunder 

PlMBbata,*.  f.  M^AmIM 

PkMDbicio,oAia.f.  mde 

PlombAtSns  ••  f«  afiklenug  ^th 

ha 

PkflibitM»  %  «te.  pC  Iwitif 
Plumbeum,  Ln.  aleadn  ealdrm 
PlvAitem,  *»  ■«.  Uj.  If*^  or^ 

tbieki  hea-ofifiemtf  vuygriew&uii 


or  fMff^.  Sablb.  abloekbemd 
^Inmbo,  are.  ad.  tofvUerwHhked 
Plumbor,  ilri,  atua.  paflV 
Plumbofas,  a,  nro.  adj.  ffimnty  fop. 

fuUifkad 
Puifiibuai»  i.  n.   lead,   Mcton.  a 

leaden  pipt^  a  bullet  of  lead, /older, 

a  plummet  to  rule  vitbal 
Plumefco,  is,  8re.  /•  be  fledged 
Plameas,  a,  um.  adj.  of/entben 
Plumiger,  a,  um.  bearetb  feathers 
PluTttipes,  adj.  feather  footed 
Plumofus,  a,  um.  fuU  offeatbert 
Plumula,  ae.  f.  a  Jitt/e  feather 
Pluo,  is,  ctt\  plai  &  pluri,  Plamt^ 

to  rah.  Met.  to /bower  down 
Pluor,  oris.  in.  rain 
Pluralis,  e.  adj.  phtrat 
PlurilTras,  atis.  f.  pluraWty 
Pluraliter,  adv.  piutaUy 


V 


p  ^ 

or  manf:  Alfotbt 
Plurifiriam,  adv.  fi 

feveral  placet 
PlarTfiriOs,  ofd-vv^ 
Plarlformis,  of  fundi 
Plurtmdm,  a4v.  vm 

m^part 

PlSrtdua,  a,  am.  f 

^pery  many,    the  i 

longy  or  large,  vet 

PlSrts,  gen.  of  more 

Ploa^  Srjt.  in  fing. 

plara,  &  plurta, 

i^tre  vethe.  Plates 

PIAi,  adT.  more,  lon^ 

min^s,  wmre  or  un 

Plib  flufiiiie,  Msn 

PlardSluilit  i.  R*  > 

Plufdflftm,  adv.  to 

Plolciiluay  a«am.ai 

Pliiteus,  ei«  9  pint 

kind  of  engine  mde 

a  pentbom/i,    um 

promtbit   toert  m 

Jkging  nf  a  dtf, 

their  beads  lobo^ 

i0riug  engine,  a  ei 

ospiOmretin,  apt 

work,  the  bee^em 

lay  at  meals,  a^  d 

Alfo  a  cbitir  back 

Pluvia,  «.  f.  rain 

Plurialis,e.adj.rtfii^ 

bringing,  or  ca»i 

Pluviatiiis,  e.  adj.  i 

Piuvidrus,  a,  um.  ^ 

PI3viUi,  a,  um.   « 

can/ingrain^  fht\ 

P  hefere 

Pne«initicus,a,um. 
Pneumatica,  pt.  tb 
or  wind 


3  E 


ftfart  C        .         . 

»  m  IfttU  €tfp 
iA>'  may  bt  drank 
M/.Met.  m.  drtmgbtj^ 
tafi 

dj.  imity 
tbtgcut 
lUD.  ad}.  j^«i(/jr 
urn.  Uj.fiiUpf  the 

dog  white  fit 
cbing  to  titfett 
u  tke  hreuh 

a  balcor^p  a  ficgefor 
It  pmrt  elf  the  theatre 
rcb«ftra^    where  the 

nehh  perfenagtt  fat 
\atd 

1.  a  foem 
\fdog  keeper 

pumJbmeMf  penafty, 
,  remerfef  torment,  re- 
,  any  evi/f  or  /w/rr- 
tent  •/  io/t  at  game  : 

worthy  ofpufiifinuBt 
).  penal 
Ri.  zA^t  penal 
am.  »Aj»rrd 
uin.ftdj,  tohe  repented 

pt.  penitent 
'.  f.  repentance 
e.  penitential 

I,  ii.  m.  a  penfienfiary 
qL  t9  repent 
wt,  ere.  imperf^  it 
i  frouh/eth^  1,  thou, 
,  art  forryf  tronhled, 
ajhamed  ofy  VJtJh  a 
ad  been  done 
^etry,  Hinc  An^.  poeJj( 
§  pact 


p  o  V 

Poetica,  a».  ^  poetice^  cs«  f.  fi&f  I 

art  ef  poets,  poetry 
Poetlce,  adv.  poetically 
Pdeticus,  a,  urn.  adj.  poetical 
Poetor,  ari,  dep.  topUty  the  poet 
Poetria,  ae.  f.  apoettft 
Poly  ;'.  ^.  per  Pollucem,  ^»  i^icwri 

of /wearing  hy  Pollute 
Polaris,  e.  adj.  p^ 
PSlenta,  se.  f.  beerleyfiear  dried  an4 

PolIa,ap.  f.  [^  ir^Xflf,  pullusequi- 
nus]  tfii^^r</,  or  drove  of  beafts, 
or  the  training  op,  or  teaching 
ofhorfes,  AKii  a  kind  of  gem 

Polibanf,  imperf, 

Pdlienduiy  a^  um.  pt^  to  be  pelif^ed^ 
fet  of,  or  acfprned 

PoiiinentuBiy  i.  n.  pi.  Pollmenta, 
theftonet  ofbo^s  when  they  be  gelded 

P<$li0y  is,  ire,  ivi,  itum.  a^.  to  mak§ 
fmooth,  to  adorn,  to  make  neat, 
/»'»  g^y*  to  pclijb,  to  rake^  or 
harrow  ground^  to  winpow  com 

P51ior,  in.  paif. 

Polio,  onis.  m.  an  armonr  drejfer 

Polity,  adv.  id^a,  comp.  finely^ 
neatly,  exfuijiteiy 

P5litia,  a.  f.  civil  government 
j  PSiiticot,  a,  um.  politic,  civil 

Poiitio,  onis.  f.  o  polijhing 

Politor,  c^8.  m.  sfcowrer,  or  *r- 
mourer  :  Alfo  a  drejfer  of  groi^nd 

PtJlTtiilui,  a,  um.  z^\, fomewhett  fine 

Politara,  ae.  f.  apelijbing^ 

Pdlltut^  a,  um.  pt.  adj.  or,  comp, 
polifitdt  decked,  made  fine,  Adjc 
or>  comp.  flimusy  uip.  trim, 
neetffpruce,  polite 

Pollen,  inis.  n.  fine  flour,  fmallduft 

Pollens,  tis.  pt,  powerful,  of  great 
force,   abount^irtg  nrirh 

PoUentia,  ip.  f.  po-u'cr 

Poll«o,t  rc.n.rj  be  al-le,  to  he  of  great 


PC  L 

forff  ^nd  virtue,    or  j^d^flTy   ta 

bear  rule,  t§  excel  and  exeeed^.fa 

bemoreproftalle,  or  mtre  eufv^h 

tageeus 
VqXSx,   Ycii.   m.   the  th^mb^    the 

great  toe,  a  thumb*  t  breadth.  Vh- 

tere  pqUicpoiy    to  conden^n  otfp 

Juv.  Premere  ppllicem,  tofa^our 

offe,  Piin.-  Infeftys  polle](,  ^fign 

ofdiMeaftre,  (Juint. 
PoUicaniye.  ofathumb'sbreeuUh 
PolHcenii  tis.  ft.  prom'tfing 
Polliceor^eri,  ttus  fum.  de^.  ^pol- 

liceo,  comm.  t^  promi/e,  to  et^ 

ragf,  toajfure,  to  offer 
PolIicitafM,  da.  pt.  promfingofien 
PolffcYtatio,  5nis.  f.  a  free  a»aifii(l^ 

ingfromije 
Polliatatdr,  Sris.  m.  an  infurer 
PollJcftor,  an.  to  promije  often 
PoUicftam,  i.  n.  apromifi 
PoUrcitutya,um.pt.aft.  having pr^' 

n^Jed.    Pair,    promifed,    affur^ 

warranted 
PoUinariut,a,  um.  of  fine  flour 
Pojlincio,  ire,    xi^  Aum.    a^  /• 

embalm,  to  undertake  a  burial 
Poltin£tor,  5ris'.  m.  an  embatmer, 

an  uifdertaker,  a  grax^  digger 
Pollln6turo,  i.  n.  a  funeral  JupptK 
PoUindhira,  ».  f.  an  emhalminr 
Pollindus,  a,  um.  prepared  for  ift 

funeral 
PoUis,  mis.  m*  fine  flour 
Pollubrnny,   i.  n.  Gf  polubcamj  a 

bafen,  a  wafli  bowl 
jPoUtlreo,  ere,  x\,  €twax,  tofourtfit, 

to  beautify 
PoilGcibilis,  e.  n^],  fufnptuoui 
PoUucibiliter,  adv.  magnifitfntfy 
PoUodt^,  adv.  fumptnonfty 
Poliuftum,  i.  n.  tf  cofily  banquet 
PolluAura,ae.  f.  good  cheer       ^ 


P  O  M 

Ponuftos  Tirgisi  JwHy  htaten 
Polluendot,  p«.  tthifcUuttd 
PclliiOy  Sre,  ui,  utum.  a£t.  uinvt" 

iMWy  U  difiU,  N  poiiuie,  to  v/#- 

iste,  breskf  fninfrtngt 
PoUucr,  i,  vtui.  pafl*. 
Pollutu8,a,um.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp. 

flimus,  fup.  defiitJ^  polittted,  wo* 

Uttd,  uncbaji* 
Polvlnar,  arit.  n.  a  cujbiw 
PSIos,  i.  m.    tbefde,  mnj  fart  of- 

thi  heavens,  efpecUlJy  eie/urthet' 

Polygamia,  ae.  f.  p^ifg^my 
Pol)h:ftor,  JSris.  m.  amam  that  bath 

read  much,  acoUeBion  of  hiftoriet 
PSly'mTtus,  a,  um.  emhrcflleted 
PoiypluAus,  a,  um*  vrnr  rich 
Polypodium,  ii.  n.  pofypody 
Polypofus.  a,  urn.  with  a  earner  in 

the  nofe 
PolyprOron  i.n.  that  bath  many  caja 
Polypus,   i.  vel  podis.  m.  a  fijht  a 

fiece  ofjiefb  in  the  ncfe^  an  exfr- 

tbner,  a  pinch  fenny 
Polyfyllabus,  kavirg  manyfyHahles 
Pomar.um,  ii.    n.    an  orchard,  an 

appU  hjt 
PoTiarius,  ii.  m.  afrtiitfeUer 
Fomeridianus,  a,  um.  adj.  in  the  a/' 

fernocn 
Pome'um,  i.  n.  an  trcbard 
Pornifcr,  a,  um.  adj.  bearing app/es 
Pcmil'o,  onif.  m.  a  dzvarf 
Pomilius,  a,  um.  adj.  dwarf Jb 
Pomoiriufn,  ii.  n.  a  [pace  about  the 

ttfiiis.  Met.  a  limit,  or  bound 
Poini!u»,  a,  um.  full  if  apples 
PoBTpa,  K.  f.  apmpt  aj^iemnfgbty 

or  Jhvw 
Pemponianos,a, urn.  adj.  pomponi- 

anum  pyrum,  a  ftar  rejembihg 

a  rrcwtfa*!  hrt§f^ 


PON 

afl  manner  of  fruit  that  g^ofwetb 
oa  trees 

Pomui,  i.  f.  afrtat  tru 

PoQderaodua,  a,  um.  pt.  tobecmji-' 
iered 

Pondcrans,  tis.  pt.  pondering 

Ponde ratio,  onit.  f.  a  weighing 

Pondcratus,  a,  um.  weighed 

Pou6ero^aixc,zh,tovfeigb,  topoader^ 
or  judge 

Ponderor,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 

PondtSrositas,  atii.  f.  beaxfinefi 

Ponderoiiaq,  a»  um.  adj.  or,  cemp. 
i  (Jimus,  lup.  vr/y  heaty,  ponderous, 
vfeighty,  pithy 

Pondo,  A.  inded.  fing.  &  plur.  a 
pound  weight,  A\>io\,  weight 

Pondus,  Ins.  n.  a  load,  a  pound 
weight,  a  fum  of  wunty  :  Alfo  a 
balance,  weight,  or  fcaUs,  a 
burden^  or  had,  value,  authority, 
gravity  tn  manners,  Judgenftnt, 
Sec,  a  child  in  the  womb 

PoDdufculum,  i.  n.  ajmall  weight 

Tone,  l^T3tp.after,  behind,  aa  adveib 
of  place 

Ponerjdus,  a.  um.  pt.  to  be  befcwed, 
to  be  accounted,  to  be  laid  afde 

Ponens,  tis.  pt.  b'/rswing 

Puno,  ere,  fui,  ivi,  itum.  a£l.  to 
put,  to  lay,  to  piu  ojT  i*  one  doth 
his  clothes,  to  fet  bffcre  one,  to 
lay  a  wager,  to  leave  off,  to  i«-  I 
fiitute,  or  appoint,  to  lay  out^  to 
impioy,  to  reckon,  or  account,  to 
plant,  transplant,  or  few,  tojiip- 
poje,  to  cite,  quote,  to  lay  down  fir 
a  truth,  to  fet  down,  or  write, 
to  propose,  ar  propound,  to  painty 
to  corjecrate,  to  devote,  to  put  out 
to  uju^y,  to  build,  Sumptum  po- 
nere,  to  be  at  the  expinfe,  Cic. 
vo^^'^V.^TCfn^  to  faborn. 


romum,  i.  n.  t  jewtA  wwR'itt^'    N%«x^V««,  At  ^\»JU  ^„, 


PO 

Iiaid,  Poae  Tigel 
bint.  Jut. 
Ponor,  I,  fitm.  pa£ 
Pons,  tis.  mat  br'tdgeyi 
Pooticnlus,  i.  m.  aii 
PooticoSy  a,  nm.  Can 

Aftfv«r,Jon.Nax  poi 
PontTfex,  icis.  m.  api 
Poatif  icalisy  e.  adj. 

Pontificakslibri,  ii 

their  ceremonies,  Liv 
Pontif  xcatosy  6s.  m. 

thepantiff 
PontifTcia^  onim.  n. 

books 
PoatificialiStcWibi^ 
Pontificiom,ii.  n.  tbet 

rity,  pemttr,  and  «JE 
Pontificius,  a,  ua.  ^ 
Pontilis.  e.  adj./ik«* 
Ponto,  onts.  ta,  a  po» 
Pontusy  i.  m.  the  Jen 
Popa,  K.  m,  the  focr 
.  A\{o gluttonous,  grm 
P2pannmj.n  aeaketji 
Pdpdlus,  i.  m«  tberak 
Poplna,  X,  f.  atanern, 

or  ordinary,  a  tipH^ 

pinx,  viBnaisfildi 

tbaart  nfcooktry 
Popinana,  k.  f.  anht^ 
Popifiarias,  ii.  0. «  « 
Poplnatio,  onis.  f*  n* 
Popinator»oris.  m^atm 

ofpfibUc  houfes 
Pop  1  no,  onis.  wa»  ain 
Popiaor,  ari,  atus  iom* 

M 
Poplcs,  Ttis.  m.  tbeim 
roppsana,/jff  Matimfl 
Poppyfma,  atis.  n»M(li 

back,  ovftrokingwti 
P5pfilabrtis,e.adi.ll« 

^royed 


3  P 

a,  \itti.  dfftreyjft^  i 
Paging  of  ptople 
n.pt./0  be  Uidwojit 
>t.  deftroying  wholly 
n.  pi.  the  uffermoft 
oujes 

tor,  comp, popttlary 
the  ^opie^  ioxiing 
'  public,  feekhg  tif 
^les  fdvnur^  vulg4r^ 
aw,  trivial,  trifling , 

.  f,  popularity,  ap^- 

'  com^m,  at  tht  plea- 

pulace 

,  f.  a  wafting,  or  de- 

bbtng  of  the  people^ 

ccuntriet 

.  m.  a  p^undfirer 

s.  f.  ajhedejirtytt 

I  am.  pt.  that  will 

im.  pt.  having  laid 
td,  ravaged 
m.  a  laying  tvaft$ 
J.  a  groffe  of  poplars 
n.  adj.  of  ap^lar 
n.  bearing  poplar 
'd,  ^uod  plabiicituir. 
m.  of  poplar 
n.  qr  «  ^^A«r 
ft.  /tf  rod  people,  or 
W 

tui  fum.  ^p*  to  rob, 
0  w4/?«,  or  defiroy. 
'firoyed 
r,  7aw» 

m.  Prifc,  a  poplar 
9  tree 

a  nation,  the  common 
ititude,  tbewbo/eof' 
a  croud,  a  flock  of 
fity,  or  bojty  nfmin, 


P  Or 


a  corporation 
Porca,  a.  f.  tf  ridge  between  two 
furrows,  a  balk  of  land,  a  nua- 
Jure  of  land  I'^ofeet  in  length  and 
30  in  breadth  [a  porcui]  a  fow 
pig,  ^pork,  or  porket 
Porcarius,  a,  um.  ofafow 
Porcarius,  ii,  m.  ajwinekeri 
Porcellia,  se.  f.  purfldin 
Porcellus,  i,  m>  a  young  pig 
Pcrcetra,  st,  f,  a  young  Jo^ 
Poicina,  ae.  f.  pork 
Porclnirius,  ii.  m.  a  pork  butcher 
Porcinus,  a,  urn;  of  an  hog 
Porcalator,oris;  m.  a  feeder  offwine 
Porculum,  i.  n,  an  implement  to  be 
put  in  tbeflurew  of  the  oil  prep  to 
hold  the  rope 
Porculusi  i.  in*  *  little  pig 
Porcus,  i.  m,  an  hog,  afow$  ^pigi 

perk,  bttgUjlefi 
Porgens,  tis.  pt.  pro  porrigeni 
Porofusy  a,  um.  porous 
Porphyretrcu8,a,um.  adj,/rrf«ai*«/f 

to  purple 
Porraceos,  z,  um.  adj.  green 
Porre£tio,  onis.  f .  an  extenfon 
Poricftus,  a,  um.  pt.    &  adj.  or, 
comp, reached  out,  extended,  dead, 
delayed,  or  prolonged  [jporricio] 
laid  upon  the  altar*  Inter   c«ia 
&  porrefla,   many  things  may  fall 
betwixt  the  cup  and  the  Tip 
PorriciO|  Sre,  eci,  e6tui]d.  to  reach, 
orftretch  out,  to  lay  upon  the  altar 
Porrigendus,a,um.  pt.  to  beftretehed 

out 
Porrlgens,  til.  pU  riving 
Porrlgo,  inis.  f.  jcurf  in  the  head, 

dandruff  $  the  meafles 
Portigo,  Itt,  exi,'   e£tiim.  ad.  to 
extend,  flretch,  reach,   ot  fpread- 
out,  ra  tall  out,  to  kill,  to  prohii^^ 
to^  defer,  to  lengthen  tut,  Nkkmtt 


^Oit 

porngcrej^  to  help,  to  ajifl,  ffef- 

bam  porrigcre,   to  yield  up  thi 

conqueft,  Plin*  pedea,  to  die^MztU 
Porrigor,  i,  eftus.  pafT. 
Porrina,  gi,f,  dgardinbed,  a  kind 

of  leek 
Pojr6,  zAr,  farther,  afdr  off,    of 

at  a  diflance^   moreover,  fitrther'^ 

more,  befdes,  hereafter;  henceforth^ 

afterward,  intre,Jlill,  loftg  before^ 

hut 
Porrum,  i.  h.  &  porrus;   i;  m.  d 

fcallion 
Porta,  ae.  f.  H  gate  of  a  city,  a  port} 

a  door^    the  entrance  in^  4>r  out  of 

any  plate  :  A  ho  theflrait  betweeii 

the  hills  t  AKo  it  mouth 
Portabilis,  e*  adj.  portable 
Portandu8«  a,  um.  pr.  to  be  tarrhd 
PortaAt,  tis.  pt.  carrying 
PoTtatio,  onis.  f.  a  carrying 
Pdrtator,  3ris.  m.  a  carrier 
PortSttirui^aj  um.,  pt.  about  lb  ear^ 
Portattify  ^8.  tin  a  tarriage 
Portendo,   ire,  di,  tuto.'    arA.    rtf 

portend,  or  forebode 
Portendor,  i.  pafl; 
Portcntifer,  a,  ura.  doing  wbhdih 
PoBtentificus,  a,  um^  adj.  id. 
Portentoftis,  a,  nm.  adj.  lor,  comp^ 
■    Iffimus,  fixp, prodigioui,  D.orftroui 
Portcntom,i .  n.tf  monflrous,Gtflrdtige 

thing,  a  vain  fancy,  an  omen 
Portentui,  a.  um.  pt.  fertfhewh 
PfiitbmeaSy  eo^.  m.  a  ferrymafi 
PorticttJa,  a.  f,  a  little forch      ^ 
Porticus,  ^8.  f.  ift  abl.  pi.   P^^ 

cibvi,  a  porch,  a  piaxxa,  a  pertici' 
Poitio,  6ni8.  f.  apart,  or'fprft¥9i 

a  quantity,   or  mea'\re,  apropnf'*. 

tien » or  ratci  bignefs,  brfate 
ir«rt?tans^  ti8,  pt.  carry'tft^ 

WW,  :t«,     gvv%.   «»►•     ^  ^"^ 


p  o  s 

porUr,  a  ferryman  [a  portus]  the 
cufjom- receiver  cf  a  fort  ^ 
rortioncijla,ap.  f.  a  jmal! portion 
I'cro,  :ie.  a^.  t»  ^^^H*  o'  *''"'• 
Met.    to  hnng  unta,   to    import, 
to  carry  aiLay 
Poit'f,  sill,  aius.  F»^» 
P.nloiium,  ii.  n.  cvf'om^  or  tmpofl 
paid  fvr  gcodt   ttrpcrtea^  or  tx- 
po'trd:  Alio  freight,  toll,  a  tax, 
or  duty,  a  ivatffman  sfar§ 
PonJila,  2£.  f.  a  litttuport 
Portuniu*,  a,  um.   aJj.  or,  comp. 
fiim-js,  fup.  full  cf  haven,   or 
bjrhours 
Poit..f,  us.  m.   an   haven,  a  port, 
or  h(rbf.ur,    a  place  c/  refuj^o  in 
tiangtr 
Pom:!,  i.  it.  a  pure 
p.rxi,  perS\riC.//^o  porrezi 
pctra,  r.f.  tvinentnzled  ivith^attr 
I'olVfns,  tis.  pt.  <s/»>f  ♦  dtjirni^ 
Pofco,  rrc,  pfipofci.  aft.  to  ofkfor, 
to    ticmar.d,   to  pr,:f   eorrtph,   to 
rrqtirf^   to  prcvcke^    to  hid,    or 
efir  ap'ire 
Poll  or,  i.pafl". 

P^lTrio,  on!5.  f.  a  di'ptpion.,  fte,  or 

jituett^'H^  a  p'*f'.tcf,    or  jf?**^'  <>/"  <i 

futfir.n,  a  ttrmirativr.  :n  dnifirg 

sticrd^    a  fate,  ox  bar  it,  a  fet- 

titf-,  or  p.'ant-r,^ 

Pe»*ilTvvs  a,un.  ^x* p-Jitive, e**'i'ute 

JVsT?or  on>.  m.a  fokrtier^  oxhuiiaer 

PiikiiQrjiy  *.  f.  apcftiCf  aprfurt 

PoMtiirut,  a,  um.  pt.  abtut  to  put 

#vvtf^.  ri>j*  wilp'ace 

PoMiU",  »,  um.pt.   f':t,  pljc.'d,  or 

/«if^,  Jt»atet  huHded^  f  hK(itJ,ftt^ 

or  planted,  laid  ajide,  taid  cut, 

df.ti,  f.  'ffUng,  hfiu^ved,  or  tff'- 

^*//rf,  f**t'tedt  btnded,  let  oireK 

l\   : r  1)5. 0 s m.r^p3«ticii ^01  |iMxr.t 

(•r  any  ibirg 


P  o  s 


P  OS 


/*»- (Tt flio,onis. f.  « pcffcjfion,  an tfiate I     /i^^.    Ad  poftenun*  ftrikim 
l'ofieffiuni\x\ai,se.f.  ajmaiief'stt    I     tj  come,  Qic, 
Pofjefdvus,  a.  um.  adj.  p'ijfejjive     \  Poffferendot.a.omptJIi  jejir^ 
Piircffor,   oris.   m.    the  vvjner,  or :  Poftf  cro.  poftferre,poAciiU,  10^ 

pf^t/fj'or  :  AUo  a  tenant  j      »^' to  efieem  Ufs 

Poflcfluros,a,uin.  pt.  tf^ciif  w  p^Jifi  \  PoBftror,  pafl*. 


P'flxirus,  a,  um.  pt.  pf^Jeffid 
P^fFcflus,  us.  m.  pcjfejj'.mi 
Pofsifbriis,  c.  adj.  p-JJihU 
PofsibTlitas,  atis.  f.  poffihillty 
PofftroenduSja.um.pt.  t&  he pojfejjed* 
Bona    publice  poffidenda,  r«  ^ 
corfjcated 
Poflhlens,  tis.  pt.  prff'firg 
Poftrdeo,  cs,  etc,  edi,  crturr.  aft.  r& 
^y,'*,    /•  kavtf  01  «f/6;,    /©  gtt 
by  lo^qutfi 
Pofsicicor,  cri.  paiT. 
Poflido,  5rc.  re  ofc*r/jf 
Poificm,  pro  pcflim.  Tier, 
Poiriini,  p3ics,  ui,  poflc,  to-ma^,  or 
tan^to  may,  or  C4i»  A^,  to  he  ahlt  to 
effe6i»    Non  poirum  quin,  Icannot 
forbear^  C:c.   Nihil  potefTe,  £«- 
pltmifm,  fs  A^  impotett,  Tcr. 
Pift      prarp.    */rrr,    i^/W,   /rftf. 
PolV  tertium  diesn,  npon  the  third 
day,  Gc. 
Port,  adv.  /r/r^r  /Atf/ 
!'o;fa,  pro  pof.tj,  Liif^.  Ji  870. 
Pof^autumnaiis,  e.  after   ha^vrft 
Ptflira,  arv.  afurvfarOi*  Eoftca  locj, 

f/rrr  /rtff,  JSall. 
f^ifleaquam,  after  that 
pofttri,6rum.  m.  pi.  pofferity 
PoOc  r !  ta» ,  alls,  f.pcfierityt  fni  ure  h'mt 
Poi^erius,  adv.  comp.  afierviari 
CkV^^xm,  fc.  d;c,  thertMtday 
Pop  CIO,  are.  to  grow  v/orfe 
i'ol't  nis,  a  um.  ad}-  or.  romp,  pof- 
trfmus,   &  poAram;i1iirus,  fup. 
tie  next  after,    Bufieiior,    erfer^ 
{«f«r,  wfr/*.  Pofiftxus,  theimftt 


Poafuitr  it  wu laid  aJUe,%A 
Pon^f'utunis,  a»  om.  pt.  fnfl^i* 

after 
Polihabeo,  cje,  mi,  iruQ.  A» 

ej^umjefi  '      ^ 

Pof^hac.  tfd  poftbaec,  adt.jf^ 

henceforth,  hereafter,  afiam 
Pcftl.inc,  adT,  mfteruara 
Poflhiimus,  a,  im.  t^.  hm 
the    fatker*t  aeath,  ptflu    . 

pubnfied  after  the  tether  idd. 
PoftTca,  m.Uabatkdea,efr 
Pofticap,  arum,  f,  inzvard^ 
Pofljciom,  ii.  n.  theMtifmi 
Pofticiila,  ae.  f.  a  little ftfer9 
Pofticulum,  i.  B.^f«M^Mt4< 

Ml  the  hack  part  of  the  trnfl 
Pbftjcuoi,.  uo^shaekdm 
PcJticuf,  a,  um.  aaj.  thelii 

backfde.    Pt.ftica   (anna,' 

behind  ene\  hack,  PerC 
Poftidra,  pro  poftea 
PoflFdem,  adv.  afierwartl,  W 
Puftilena,  «.  f.  the  er»ff^ 
Poa.l]a,  adv.  vrpofiea 
Pofliooe,  adv.  af'erthdt 
Poftii,  is.  n.  M  da^-fet*  ^ 

the  door 
PoftlTrr.xni«,adv.^  ve^of^ 

AICq  by  Jlsalth 
Poftllminium,  ri.   n.  a»*  ^_ 

«*'«  cw«  cMintry,  r^kl*  •'# 

agaim^a  recovery,  otrtfrij^'^ 

tolute,  a  return 
Poft  mSridianot,a,um.i/A(4l^ 
PoAmoco,  ad».  aftertmt 


o  s   . 

is.  f.  a  barnacle 

Sy  j^  urn.  pt.  to  he  Ufs 

re,  fui,   SI  turn.  a£l.  to 
to  efteem  tefs 
a,  urn.  pt.  hfdafiJe 
•c.  topoflpone,  Ter. 
U»  after  that,  as,  Jince, 
^  as,  becaufe  that 
us,  cooip.  f-xTup.  pof- 
;;«r/Jr,  or  tmre  hafe 
w,  a,  urn.  r«p.  flcfup. 

!v.  fup,  finally 

adv.  fup.  /t?/? 

um.  fup.  the  lap.:  Alfo 

'oiUft 

iv.  'i!>tf  i/tfjr  tf^rer 

m/  pofcenium,    »ibe 
\  behind  tb§  ftage,  Poft- 
B,  aSHont  hid  from  the 
Vforldf  Lucr. 
Ii»  turn,  u 'corite  after 
tk.  pt.  njtde' 
t,  to  come  after 
I,  um.pt.  to  be  demanded 
.  pt«  demanding 
lit.  f.  M  requefit  anae* 
un,  a  motion  at  the  bar, 
ratonup,   an  expiatory 
expcfiuiatioH,  or  quarrel 
,  a,  um.  adj.  that  is  de- 
requefted 

iris.    m.    a  fuiter,    a 
m  aJ'OGcate 
,  a,  um,  expiatory 
\%,i,Jhe  that  demon deth 
n.  a  petition,  a  demand, 
rf  libel,  an  accufatun 
K  imperf.  /,  thou,  he, 
ed 
a,  um*  pt.    about  to 

ttm.  pt.  requejled,  de^ 


POT 

mandid^  fued  for :  Alfo  accufed, 
or  complained  of 
Po(Vulatus,  us.  m.  a  demanding 
Poftuio,  are.  to  defire,to  intreat,  or 
befeech,  to  demand,  or  require,  to 
complain   of,    or  to  accufe  one,   to 
Jue  at  law.  Poftalarepro  aliquo, 
to  make  intercejjion^   or  appeal  for 
one,   to  make  a  poAulatum^  as  in 
difputing 
Peftuior,  ari,  atus.  pa^T. 
Po/^umus,  a,  um.  iup.  the  lafi 
Poftjy  pro  pofita,  Syne, 
Potandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  drunk 
P5tans,  tis.  pt.  dt  inking  bard.  Met. 

foking'in 
Potltio,  onis.  f.  a  drinking  bout 
P5tator«  oris.  m.  a  bihber 
Potatilrus,  a,^m.  pt.  that  will  drink 
Potatus,  a,  um.  pt.  drank  freely  of. 

Met.  imbibed 
Potitus,  -iis.  m.  a  drinking 
P6te,vkL  Potis 

Potent,  tis.  pt.  &f  adj.  f«.  potls 
ens,  or,  comp.  iflimus,  fup.  able 
to  do  much,  potent^  powerful, 
mighty,  puif/ant,  Jlrong,  valiant, 
having  a  preeminence,  t)r  having 
at  command,  capable,  or  fit  for 
Potent  at  us,  us.  m.  dominion,    rule, 

empire^  preeminence 
Patenter,  adv.  ids,  comp.    iHim^, 
{up.mighttlyypowerfully.efrlluai'y 
Pdtentia,  je.  f.  power,  ability, ^i/- 
fance,  force,  jway,  authority^  effi- 
cacy,  irfiuence  :  A\{o  prjibilitj 
Po  te  nt  i  a  li  s ,  c .  potential 
Petentialiter,  adv.  powerfully 
Potcrium,  ii.  n.  a  cup 
Poie.Tc,  pro  potfe,  Ter, 
Poteftas,  atis.  f.  power,  government, 
author }ty,controUy  dominion,  apcfi, 
a  command:   A\(o abilitif,  pojjibi' 
Mty,  leave,  licenjt^  Uheuy^  tf^r^ 


POT 

tunity,  the  ejfential  firm   of  an 
animal,  force,  efiicay,    p'fjejfion, 
Exire  de  poteHace,  lo  rUn  mad,Qic, 
Poteftatus,  us.  m,  vid,  Poteftas   ' 
Poteftur,  pro  poteO}  Piaut, 
Potiens,  tis.  p&.  obtaining 
Potin,  pro  pot^fne.  Ter, 
Porio,  onis.  f.  tie  a^  of  drinking, 

drink,  a  potion  given  to  patftnts 
Polio,  Tre,  Tvi,  tobrirg  under 
Potionatus,  a,  um.  pt.  poifdnid' 
Potior,  Iris  &  Sris,  Tri,  Ttus  fum. 
dep.  /•  poffefs,  get,  or  obtain,  to 
enjoy,  to  be  mafter  ef,  to  conquer 
and  get  the  upper  hand.  Pair,  to 
come  into  another* s  power 
Pfitior,  us,   comp.  mare  powerful, 

better^  more  eligible 
Potis,  e.   er,   comp.   iiimus,  fup. 
able  :   Alfo  poffible,    Qui  potc  i 
fc,  eft  ?  how  tan  that  be  f  Peif, 
Pdtiilime,  adv.  ftip.  ejpecially 
Pocifsimi^m,  adv.  fup.  chiefly 
Potifsimut,  a,  um.  fup.  the  befi,  the 

ehiejefi^  the  choifefi,  the  main 
Pot'tii,  m.  pJ.  Hercules' spriefit 
Potito,  are.  to  tipple 
Potltor,  6ris.m.  aviSor 
Potiturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  obtam 
Pot  1  tuSf  a,  um.  pt.  having  obtained 
Potiunciiia,  ae*  f.  a  little  potion 
Potiundus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  obtained 
Pofi««,  adv.  comp.  rather 
Poro,  arc,  avi,  ©*  potus  fum^,  atumi 
&  potum.  a£fc.  to  drink,  to  tipple, 
to  fudale,  to  fuek,  or  foke  in 
Potor,  ari,  arus.  pafT.  imperf,  pajf. 

potabatur,  they  tippled,  Cic. 
Potor  oris.  rq.  a  drunkard,  adrinkee 
Poforum,  11.  n.  a  drinking  vejei 
PorSnus,  a,  um.  ofdnnking 
Putiix,  icis,  f.  a /he  drunkard 

PotlXlcDtUS^   a>>\^«    AtV'J  xVj\tv>^   \>Dfl». 

tsl  u  u  %  ^^ 


PR  M 

P^firns,  a,  urn.  pt.  tbafwouUdrinki 
Potus,  a,   um.  a^.  drunken,  Paff.l 

drunk  ftp 
P5tui,  ils.  ffl.  drink^  dritking 

fiefqre^. 

pra^^icqif  a,  uip.  ad],  praffiea/ 
frx,  praep.   ferv.  abl.   h/crf,   in 
eomparifom,  in  re^arJt   in  riJpfEi 
<f%  /»r,  or  by  rfjfon  of,  iif,  pre 
Bxed  to  verbs  ic  connotet^,  if- 
fire,  beforehand^  befare,  or  above. 
JTo  a'ljea.  (xceedinglify  very  mucf>. 
Speciem   prac   fc    fcrt,    he  pre- 
tendetbtobf,  Ter. 
Ptacdcijo,  ere.  to  make  x^eryjtarp 
PfAacQtfc,  adv.  very  %pit(ify 
Fraeacut-us,  a,  um,  9^61*  ^rpned  Mt 

tbtend,   nteryjharp 
Pr^jitc,  adv.  ^try  highly 
Pr*altu8,  a,  oi».  v*ry  b,gb,  or  dtep 
pVaeauditus,  a,  um.  hejirdlffore 
|>raebcnda,  orum.  n.  fait  and  nuood, 
or  any  thing  necej'ary  proviOed  for 
a  T^giflrate  coming  into  any  coun- 
try^ apteLfnd 
Prebandarius,  ij.  m.  aprehndary 
^TSthtns,t\s.^aTt,afordirgjfuppiyirg 
Praebeo,  ere.  aft.  to  ^inf/er  to,  to 
alktti,    to  yield,    or  afford,   togii/e 
up,    to  expofe,  to  offer,  to  j^ive  oc- 
cafion   to,  to  cauje,  to  Jbew,  or 
approve 
Praebpor,  eri,  pafT. 
Pracbibo^  ere.  to  drink  to  onf 
Praebliio, 5pi8,  f.  an a/o'rvancf 
Prabito,  Ire.  viae  Fraetereo 
Ppae|i>itor,  oris,  lyi*  a  purveyor 
Praebiturus,af  um.  p^.  ahoutt^give 

frA^iius,  a,  um.  ^i.  given 
r2Cal|dus,  a,  um.  v#ry  v)arm 
Ptstcahco^  ere.  tobibsldltU\t 
jPiyeiJfus,!,  uap.  ^W^f«rf 


P  R  ^ 

Prccanticio,  onis.  f.  a  ch^rmng 
Praecahtatus,  a,  um.  pt.  charmed 
Pi xcsintiix,  ids,  f,  a  forcereft 
P.aecanus,  a,  um.  adi.  very  grey 
Prarcarutf,  a,  um.  adj»  very  dear 
Prapcavendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  taken 

had  of  befarch/irJ, 
Pracavcns,  tis.  pt.  prcviding  fpr 
PrtecSivco,    ire,    cavi,  cautum.    to 
provide  againfi,  to  letaare  afore- 
hard 
Praecaveor,  eri,  pafll 
Pr^cautio,  onis.  f.  a  prtcamtion 
PrKcautum  eft,  iippirf. //««^«^« 

aforfband 
Pr2CC4Utus,a,um.pt.  provided  againfi 
Pr«cedeni,  tif .  pi.  going  btfore 
Prafcedo,  l^re.   togo  before,  to  outgo. 

Met.  tofurpaffffarmouutt  or  exrel 
Praeceler,  grit,  JJre.  «4i«  ''^'yfio'fi 
Precelero,  are^  *&•  to  hafien 
PrKcellens^tia.pt.  &  a4j.  or,  eomp. 

flimus,  r<ip.  furpaffing,  exctllent 
Praecello,  ere.  to  excel,  furpafi,  to 

prefde  over 
Prscelfu9,  j^  um.  pt.  very  high 
Praecentio,  onis.  f.  tbo  begittniug  of 

*  fo»*gj  theflymrijb 
Praecentor,oris.m.  verb,  theebaxter 

9.  a  choir 
Prasceps.    cipitis  et  cip's,  bea^lang, 

/eep,  ;|Klet.  dangerous,  haaiardous, 

hi^h,   deep,  hafiy,   Jpeedy,    rafi^ 

Leadfireng^  fool' hardy,  fudaen,  mi- 

expe^ed^  declining 
Prsccep",   ipilis.  fubft.  a  prtcipice. 

Met.  a  dargfrous  pojiute 
Praeceptio,  on  s.  f.  an  inftruSioHi 

a  prectpt 
Praeceptivu',  a,  um.  gi^fng  rules 
Prascepto,  arc.  vitle  Pr«cipio    . 
Pratceptor.oris.m.  a  m.tffer,  a.  tutor, 

an  i^f.rifffor^an  aavij'er,  or  teachor 


Vt«5i^^^^vv^><WS^*  ^^^'^^^*^*^' 


P  R^ 

Praeccptum,  i.  n.  *  prettpt,  or  • 

«  eo^pmaxdment,  adv'nt 

Praeceptus,  a,  um*  pt»  ««*^'|" 

Pra^cerpeus,  tis.  pt.  aattifdi% 

PnBcerpo,gr€.  a^.  tt  wjp,**! 

.    to  gather  ' 

Pra^crpor,  i.  pafC 

Prasccrptoa,  a,  um.  part.  gii4 

Pnecertitio,  onis.  f.  tbe^^. 

PraBcharu8»  viJ,  PraeunS     'i 

Praecidineus,  a,  um.  adj.  ^| 

facrificed  before.  Pr»cidtt«' 

riae,  holiday  eves 

PraecidendoSy  a^  um.  fLtikfi 

Pra?cjdo,  ere.  a^.  uadtetd^ 

t9  prevent,  tofitt  orjfci.  fc 

dere  ot,  to  flap  oa^  xt  tkt  i 

to  mark   with  a  firoke,  •  i 

Pify*  fp»ioxtoj[bsfa 

pr«cIdor,  i,  fos.  pafl*.  tbtf^di 

Praecinftio,  Saif •  f*  *  Mhrj 

snfrairs 
Praecia6loriiim»  ii.  n.  *«^ 
Praecindura,  at,  f.  *lf"*5^ 
Praecindusy  a,  um.  pt.  ixm 
clrfed,  overlaid,  f^P^*^ 
PraecingenSy  ti«.  pt.  ettx^ 
Praecingo,  gre.  aft.  totxtrnf^, 
Praectn^or,  i,  ftoa.  pafll 
Praecino,  Src,  pui,  eotua.  • 

fiMgbefare^  t^profbef; 
Prxcipiendus,  pt.  toiei^ 
Praecipicn*,  txa.pt.  ^rwoajfj* 

firuaiwg 

PracTpio,  Src,  cpt,  ptom.  a 

prevent,    toaxtictp^tr,  »'>* 

to  teach,  to  coximeatd,  tefift 

Praeclpitandus,  a,  um.  K> 

rambled  dorvfn  ktaalong  efm 

P^aecTpitinSy  tis.  pt.  fJEfil 

headl'Xf,  violent,  bxrrjag 

Prqpcip»t<^ntcr»  adv.  ttv^r*" 

Praet ipitatio,oni$,  f.  af*i^ 


R  M 

IS,  a,  um.  ft.    about 

bcadlang 

,  a,  um.  pt.  r^)}  ^own 
9mtf  baflily  on 
,  ii.  n.  <}  pncipiee 
e.a^  ^0  r^  (/c<r<;ff  head- 
trtbroWy  to  precipitate, 
aII,    or  ran  do%on  nvitb 

mai€  too  mucb  bafte 
\r\,  atus.  pair, 
mperf,  it  is  ordered 
V.  partiiularly 
,  um.  cbief,  ^ngular^ 
''peclai,  proper y  pjrticu 
or  :    AUo    joifcritgrif 

'.  precifely 
s.  t',  ^precijion 
um.  pt,   tut  offt  concife 
v.     ius,  comp.    iHm^t 
clearly^    very  plMtily 
ely^    nob/y.     Praedai^ 
:unn,  he  comet  b  luell  off 
um.  or,  camp.  ni.^u8, 
rhar  and  bright,  very 
le,  renowned,  famous, 
e^galUnty  bonefi,  upright 
:,  li,  fum.  a£t,  tojiop 
,  fvs.  paff. 
9.  pt.  excellent 
is.  f.  tf  ftopp^n^ 
pt.  about  to/iop 

um.  pt.  fiopped 

m.   «  common  cryer  : 
lifinry  a  preacher 
um.  pt.  ^o/7«</  *r/or.e 
,  ft.  thought  be  fore 
•c.  /«  ponder  before 
a^um.adj.  known  before 
i$f*i  ua.  adj.  prepjreai 

ly  a>  i)A*  pt,  ^/are  r«' 

ii.  a.  ite  cryer* sojtct, 


P  R  iE 

»Atf  publijbing  o/any  thing :   Alfo 
famtf  renoivn^    cryer s   wages,    a 

company  nf  crytrt 
Praeconsumo,  ere.  to  ivafle,  Qt  fpend 

beforehanu 
Praeconl'umptus,  a,  um,  pt.  wafied 

beforehand 
Prjecontre^o,  are,  e§  deflower  bf' 

forehard 
Praccoquo,  ere,  x\,  £lum,  a^,  unde 

prKcoquor,pair.  to  be  boiled  before, 

to  boil  very  much 
PrsecoquuK,  a,  um.  adj.  earl^ripe 
fraecfYdta,  orum.   n    pi.  the  parts 

ahouttbe  heart:  Aho  the  midriff, 

the  diaphragm,  Mecon.  thebrcafi, 

<be  mind,  thoughts  and  affefHons 
Praecorru  npo,  ere,  a£t.  to  corrupt 
Prxcorruptus,  a,  um.  pt.  bribed 
PraBCOx.o.  is,©*  prjpcoquis,  adj  faon, 

or  early  ripe, untimely,  too  fr  ward 
PiXcralTus,  a,  um,  adj.  very  thick 
Prxcrudus,  a,  um.  very  raw 
Prxcultus,  a^um.  pt,  dreffed*  A.dj» 

very  neat 
Pra?ciipidusy  a,  um.  adj.  very  fond 
PraecurrUns,  tis.  pt.  j[oing  before 
Praecurro,  ere,  ri  feJ*  cucurri,  fum. 

att.   to    run  before,   to  outrun,  to 

anfwer  a  forejeen  objeSion,  Met, 

to  furpafs,  or  excel 
Praecurror,  i.  paif. 
Praecurfio,  onis.  f.  a  foregoing 
Pfsecurfor,  oris,  m.  a  forerunner 
Praecursorius,  a,  um,  ^U  fent before^ 

hand 
Praecurfus,  ds.  m.  a  going  before 
Prxcurvut,  a,  um.  ad),  very  crooked 
Praecutio,    ere,  iC,   fam*    a£l.    to 

Jhake  befort 
Praeda,  ae.  f.    aprey,  fpoil,  pillage, 

meat  to  be  devourtd 
PraeJabundus,  a»  um*  adj.  thatjsth,i 

OS  wiilpiundtr 


Prxdactu;  3i,  um,  got  by  robbing    « 
Praedamnatio,  onis.  f.  averdi^ 
Praedamnatus.a,  um.  pt  condemned, 

or  difapproved  beforehand 
Praedamno,  arc.  ^&.,  to  prejudge 
Praedans,  tis.  pt.  preyinr 
Pra?daiio,  onis.  f.  a  plundering 
Praedatitius,  a,  um.  gotten  by  prey 
Pt2edator,  oris.  m.  a  robber,  Prse- 
datorcorporis,^!  ^i/j^^^rtfr^  Petron. 
Praedator  aprorum,  ai  hunter,Ov, 
Praedatorius,  a,,  um.  of,  ov  for  rob- 
bing, or  pfunderiaj 
Prxdatiix,  icis.  f.  /he  that  robbetb 
Praedatus,  a,  um,  pt.  having  made  a 

Praedelaflb,  arc.  aft.  to  tire  before 
Pra^ensatos,  vide  praJenfus 
Praedenfo,  are,  a^.  to  make  thick 
Praedcnfus,  a,  um.  v.ry  thick 
PracdeftTnatio,  onis.  f.  predefiination 
Praedcftino,  arc.  aft.  to  pndeftinatt 
Praedo^ter,  adj.  very  lucky 
Pricdiator,  oris.  m.    a  man  of  law 

expert  in  cafes  concerning  lands 
Prasdiatorius,  a,  un>.  of  lands 
Piaediatus,a,uni.//>d(  ha 'h  good  lands 
Prasdicabilis,  e.  adj,  boafted  of 
Praedicabile,    quod  prjedicatur    de 

pluribus 
Prxdicamentum,  i.  n.  a  predicament 
Praed]tcandu8,a,um.  pt,  to  bepraifedt 

to  be  related 
Praedicans,  tis.   pt*  fpeaking  efet^j, 

preachng 
Praedicatio,  onis.  f.  ^publifhing,  or 

preaching 
Prxdicativa^oftclufia,  afimple  ptd" 

pojitiou 
Pr«ciXc.Jt«r,  ori« .  fn.  «  proclaim  r    • 
Pf«d?cfttum,  i.  n.  quod  <ic  fubjeft* 

pr^asdicatm,  i.  e,  dicitar,  Logp 
Ptaf'^icati^niSi  a,  om.  pt,   about  t9 

fo,  etet 


PR  ^ 


?  R  M 


P  R  A 


^xiici'v**  *j  ««'  pt.  ff^ifn  •/ 
^•7dicett<lt:i9  pt.  tofmei 
Pfar4lcen5,  ti$.  j-t.  fbretetlimg 
Prar<i2CO,  are.  ad.  r^  precia/m,  to 

aekmomUdge,  to  afftnrm,   to  xeptrf, 

t^  4ifcloJe,  to  rtiattj    to  praijt^   to 

hooifit    to  urdir 
PrX<Sico,  ere,  z;,  £^um.  a£l.  tof^ro- 

ttl^   to   fortoni^    to  pxopbfjjf    to 

commaBj^  to  premife 
ptae4Tw,  if«i  itos.  piiT 
PracaTcor,  i.  pafl".  f»  ht  frnt-Jd 
Prad.^lto,  5n>s.  f.  apredcit^n  ' 
p.sJiAum,  i.  n.  a  pr'.p^bei.y 
f'ra'diftus,  a,  u.n.  as*].  (*>raold 
■  rrap<i:51unj,  i.  tf  /  ttle  farm 
t^raedifco,  ere,  dldici.  aO.  to  leart. 

befirtband 
Pra^^Ttos,  a,  um.  endued  tvitlf 
Prafdivcs,  Ttis.  a-Jj.  ve'yfi'b 
Pr«-iTvTnat:o,  oni?.  f.  accrjtB^ire 
pj«dTvTnatO'j  orii  xn.  a  *orrteUer 
p/jcdlylno,  are.  a6^.  t^J-^ette 
PtardlvTous,  a,  utn.  fnr'pcu-lng 
Pt^4iunn,  ii    n.  fl  /•?-/■»,  oxmufisr, 

Anjefiate 
Pra?^o,  onis.  np."  a  mbher 
PrardbAuSy  a,  tioi.  pt.  forevfarned 
f^xaedomaos,  tis.  pt.  rubbirg  hard 
Pr2^5aio,  are^    ui,  itum.    to  tame 

aforehand 
Pra?Jtor,  ari,  Stut  fotn.  dcp.   fo  rob^ 

to  fpoil,  to  piurtJtr ^  t-j  aevour 
P*a{J«ico,  ere,  x\,€tnvn.ta  mark  out 
Praedtflce^  adv.  very  f-jjeetly 
IVa?<)uIci8,  e,  adj.  veryfwut,  very 

delightful 
P^^xdSratus,  a,  um.  pt.  bardtmed 
f/aeduror,  pa(t  to  be  very  bard 
P^afj^urus,  a,   um.  adj.  vrrjr  ^^ri, 

Pticin.tnent»a,  ;:•.  T,  presminence 
ViXiOf  Tre,  ivi,  if  urn"  to^o  before^  to 


P^s^dot,  a,  am.  pt.  fit  fire ft^ 
Urn,  Honos  przfandos  eft,  /^"g 
ysur  prefexce 

Prae^s,  vu  pt.  fpeakhg  befwt 

Praerari,  fa<us.  to  pr^acot  toimvoke 

Pnef  atio,oni  s .  i. a  preface,  begmmtagy 
or  entrance  into  a  dtfcsurje 

Praefatos,  a,  urn.  pt.  benr'mg  fpoken 
before, baling  nix-Jtcd^prt^rdaiaedy 
fred^irafe^ 

Pr^feflorius,  a,  um.  a?j.*^  or  i«- 1 
/o«f^/"  -^  />  f  be  fia'e  of  a  prefeS       j 

Praeedura,    ar.  f.    tf  liewtemaaey,  a  \ 
eaptjirjh'p^  a  gevtrwmeiety  a  fro-] 
vtnce.    PrarftfCtura   morum,  tbe 
gOT  fitment  of  maimers 

Pr^eredliis,  a,  um.  \^-  jet  vottj  or 
appunted  to  orverfee 

Prxfeftu-;,  uti.  aprefeSf,  any  prin- 
cipal officer .  Pfifc'ltJs  regiof.  Ski 
Ueutrr.aKt  of  a  couny^  Li?.  Prat- 
f^flus  Augoltjiis,  tf  viceroy.  Ale. 


admif/t'y  Nep.  Pisetcctos  rqui 
turn,  ffiafler  cf  the  bcrfe,  L;v. 
PVaerfc^ns  cuftodum,  a  marfbal  of 
a  prtfon,  Nep.  Phrfedosarcity 
r£f  conflable,  or  lieutenar.t  of  a 
ttrseer,  or  /ffrf,  Jun.  Prxfe£lu« 
Anguflaiisprsioni,  akmigbtmsr* 
flbal  Id.  Prxt'edlus  caftrocum,  tbe 
m^jler  of  the  f  eld,  or  tbe  fifarter 
mafler  genrral^  Tac.  Praefc£loJ 
f  ibrorum,  the  tfajier  rf  tbe  engi- 
fuers,  Vegct,  Gymnifii  pnefcc- 
tu8,  a  JcBoolmafler,  Plaut.  Prae- 
feftus  legion  is,  the  lord  m^/bal 
of  tbe  army*  a  ferjsant  mjrjor  of  a 
ijegimmt,  XVget.  Pra ft^u  j  rati- 
on'ariorum,  an  auditor  of  acccunts, 
Jun.PrJefcft'JS  lerum  cipitalittin, 
dprzif  ft  mortal,  A  fcon, Prae;'e£his 
^cx'.tAitMm^  ibetMaJhroftberolA, 


Jtia.Pnefefti  thetunnm* 

ireafzrers,  Pa&cir.  PksMil 

plniiy    tbecaptaimaf  tk^ 

Paul.  Pnefeavs  pnetsri%4 

chitf  jmftzetj  cxthmtemdj^^ 

Pra?frrcBdoSya,UB.pt.  ft  i«|^ 

Prsetcrcns,  ti«.pt.  w/iaf  "^ 

over^fb.^9g,Qt  <^f<099i^    ' 

Prac.'cri*,    ferre,    luli,    lil*^ 

efUem^  or  /^f    jwrrr  ^,  •  •! 

rather  j3  make  ajbcuf  of,t»f^ 
PracfeiOf,    leirt.    pafll    P««^ 

0"ini »,  an  '.pitiom  fifsr»ii 
l*r«:  cro«",  uci».  adj.  wy^^ 
P;a:feriatas,  a,  um.  pl./«»^ 

/ocdwitb  iron,  i?raf"J»»/*'^ 
PrxfcrtHif ,  e.  ad«.  htniffi 
P'ocfenridus,  a,  om.  adj.  «7 
P««r"f  ft:naDS,tis.  pt.  iwliif  «■ 

Piacfcilinataj,  a,  um.  p**  *'' 
d^nf  too  baH  h 


f:irerf    Id.   Pf asfcftuf  claflij,   fir    Prac»cftine,  ^d^,  wry  hjHh 
Pisefccloj  raui-    P*aefciliio.a»c-r9i>«*rw  «**' 


Pracfic-endas,a,  um.  nt.  !•**/* 
Pratficio,  e«e,  cci,  edum.  »»/• 

Praeficio*-,  ci.  paiT.     . 
Pracfido,  ere,  di,  fum.  rf*  | 

fideos,  parr,  tntfiirg  totmad 
Pnrf  igo,ere,x?,xam^r9//f  »^  » 
Pracf  l3io,ire,Tvi,  ituto.  /•  d» 

aforebtndf  io  prefcnbe^  ar  1* 
Praefinior,  Tri. 
PrfbUnltio,  Bnia.  f.  tf  i5«*iA 
P'flB.f  inftd,  adv.  *y  liffotttim 
PraefTntlos,  a,  wm.  pt.  irw* 
PraefifcTne,  zdr.  givemekt^[ 
Prarffcini,  adv.  (i.  9*.  pcrfrf 
Prarfixas,  a,  um.  pufi^rd,  * 

befo^^e,  boadtdy  thnflttni^ 

e'cfe 
PixfioratQSj  tj  QBB.  pt«  Mc*- . 


JE 

^.  topn-injof 
pt.  rurmifig  iy 
xum,  t»Jlovff  or  run 

,  f  owing  hfof$ 
8.   f.    a  ftr angling. 
natricU,    a  ft    of 
urel. 

urn.  pt.  choaked 
i£l.  toftrangle 
•air.  Mscrohs 
yiTum.  /o  <//^  before, 
>  /&/V<(  iff  the  ground 

ifl*. 

urn.  pt.  (tver fruitful 
jm.pt.  formed  Ifejore ' 
!.  a£t.  rd/wr  *^tf 
a£l.  fo  wjlruff 
ij^s,  coiaap.  rigidjf, 

urn.  pt.  &adj.  or> 

um.  pt.  verycofd 
egi,  /o  ^r«#i(  /ff  p:«rff 
fi,  turn.  i^.  to  prop 

pt.  /bining 

topino 

y  ad.  /9  ffiai(^  tofbine 
.  n.  tbi  mouth  Bf  a 

)  rage  'Snucb 

n.  pt«  about  to  In  Jet 

I  no*  vtf';^  CO  A/ 
,  adj.  /jr/?  ^9r« 
^.aa.  to  bud 

pt*  gre^^^y  df firing 
i»itunD.  n.  toha'us  ^ 
Ire 

iff.  to  be  bnught  vf^ 
ufm 


V  R  IE 

Prsgnant,  tis.  adj,  with  child,  preg" 
.  nantt  /"U  *ff^*  /*'A  o'  abotntd" 

ing'w'tth^fwolleUf  big 
Praegnatio,  onii,  f.  TCrb.  •  heing 

with  young 
Praegtacilis,  e.  veryjlender 
Prxgrandis,  e.  adj.  very  large 
Praegravans,  tis.  pt.  grovfit^  nume- 
rous, Or  tr&ubirfLme 
Pra^raviturM*  a*,  uro.  pt.  tbatvftU 

CVirhurdefif  Or  /oj^,  Ljv. 
Pr«gravatus,  pt.  over  heavy 
Praegsavidus,  a>  um.  vide 
Pr«gravis,  c.  adj.  too  heavy.  Met. 

grtettBuSj  ^ardtnfsme 
Praegravo,  are.  scl.  fj  wf;^^  </owir, 

^0  burden,  to  out-balance 
Pnearfdiens,  tis  pt.  going  hrfore 
Ptaegrldiori  i.  dtp.  to  go  before,  to 

overtake,  or  cut-go,  to  excel 
P»^agreflio,  onis,  f,  a  going  before 
P'Sgrcffus,  a,  urn.   pt.  being  gem 

bfjf>ri,  e/LfM^ing 

prxS^^^nt,  tis.  pt.  tajling  before 
Prxg"ft3tor,  oris.  m.  a  /<v^rr 
Praeguftftus,  »j  um.  pt,  /^ii/?^^; 
Praepufto,  arc,  ^ff  f ^A  ^^'« 
Pr^hendfl,  viJ^  Prthenno 
Prffja<erif,  tis.   pt.  lyi^g  before 
Pr^-jjcco,  crCj  uL  n,  to  lie  before 
PrapJIcto,  ere.  <e  ro^  ^f/bf« 
Pf  a?rens,  cunrss.  pt,  going  before 
Pr^rJadTcario,  on  la.  f.  a  pr^udging 
PrasjudicatuSj  a,  um«  pt.  prejudged 
Praejudlciuin,  H.  n.  aprefudice,  a 

precedent  in  /aw  before  tried,    a 

preconjeffure :    Alfo   a    hurt,   or 

damage 
Piaejudico,  are.  to  prejudge^  tQ  give 

bh  opinion  before  band 
Prafjudicor,  ari,  atus.  pafT. 
Pracjuvo,  are,  juvi.  to  help  afortbarJ 
Pralabciis,  tis.  pt.  fiiiivg 


PrseUbor,  bi^  pOii,  dfp.  to  Jli4e,  ttf 

glide  andp&fi  before^  or  by 
Pt5etambi!ni,  tji,  pt.  fapftgfrji 
Pr^eiapfus,  a,  um»  pC*  ftmring  by 
Pr^clargQS,  a,  um.  adj.  very  large 

PrKlatuJ,  aj,  um.  ctirrhJf  Or drittm 
fsrd&fff  &d'Piin:fd  htfate^  preferred 
prjeljrus,  i.  m-  d  prelate 
Pr^'avoj  ere.  a£t,  /s  U'flJtS  ^^e^* 
PrslatituSf  ip  um*  pt*  verygoU4tet 
PrskStlo^  oait,  f.  a  ie^ure 
PrafisfVor,  ori5.  m.  ^i  U^ titer 
Pra!]?gtiid«»,ai  wnl,  pt.  to  hi  read  in 

UEture 
PficJt-gOj  arc.  ?fl  Lifveith  in  thf^ 

phie^,  /a  befuejitk  before  one  Setb 
Prxlego,  crtg  cgij  £lum.   to  reait§, 

one,  fo  psft  by 
pf^liinsj  tia.  pt.  f^hthg  ?f  b&rtk 
Piailinrw,  e,  adj.  Pr^Flistea  pugnap, 
Jtt  batthu  Prteljarflt  di«*.    dayi 
^ohen  ihtf  mi^hf fight  fht  twemy 
PraliitOr,  5ril.  m.  ^  it^arrier 
PfslfatUB.a, um.pt.  tiatimtthfnsght. 
Ptaelibk),  arc.  a£t,  fu  ftf/?^  f'/^*^ 
PrislTgiueu*,  a.  um.  ffj^jraikirc^ 
Pr:^tT^atus,  ap  um.  pt,  tied  up,  tn^ 

Prselrga,  ire,  aa.  f * /« 

PrffilTgor,    ari.  pa/r. 

Pr^Jior,  ari,  atus  fi»ra.  dep.  tofght 

ffi  batik  J  to  fkirmip^  Met.  Ip  rear 

und^  or /?«■** 
Pr»ltti»*a»  om.  pt,  dabbed rver 
pr^Hum,  <^c/    protHami   u   «»    ^ 

fcflW//,  or   combat  in   battle,  «»- 

temion.  Met,  a  'fvarriar,  Pr«fi* 

Pra-lScutus,  pt.  ba^^inf  f^hn 
PtarioQgO,  arc,  a£l.   fP  m^kfkng 
PiieWgui,    a,  urii.  adj.  'very  kf ft 
too  hngx  very  tali 


P  R  iE 

Frarlaccnsy  tit*  pt.  fMmgm  Mfht 

htfwt 

Pr2ldceo,ere,  ai.  f*  cmrry  a  Sght  ke- 

fwrt.  pAiT.   /»   ht  m€j  iriiht,  or 

fot^tmg^  f  mtfiimct  ff^fffh  ^^ 

exeej 

Prariucidut,  a,  om.  adj.  vey  krifbi 

Prsrluclrur,  impcrf.  a  irial  is  wu*e 

Prr!34iuiB.  ii.  n.  «*  *ff*  afnmm' 

P^zludo.  ere,  fi,  foiB.  H^wefsrtjw 

Praeium,  i.  n.  vti.  Prelugi 
IVarl-xrbo.ire.afl. «  bsmgumtt fides 
Pr»!afio,  cois.  f.  tf^  mrTp  kef^^  s 

Pr^luifris,  re.  adj.  ^yrjftjtt^ 
XVarnanda.  arc.  ra  sriifr  Acyire 
Pr;e  -  an<!o,  err,  di.  /»  r Acta  htfjre 
Pir«ajK«rc,  adr.  w^trfav 
PraeciA-tlrus,  a,   um.  pt.  prematmrt, 

riff  i^ff-e  its  /•».',  mver^ajif 
Pr:»inecir:a<uSya,  om.  mv  fmrmifixd 

tvrrt  midt'c:9is  heftre  hamd^  Ov. 
iVstT.ejitan*,  :i$.  pt.  f-ernxditsrUg 
Pram-difajio,  i>ais.  i. prrmte Atjit t^ 
P»^acmeditator,<  ris  m.  m  pirfvcdiTattr 
PrasTi'dT  atas  z,a"^.pz-f>*emtcdt:jt(d. 
PrdrmJiTtor.  ari,  Itos  fum.  (tep.  /c 

Prsemenftts,  a,  «ca.  pt.  wKamred  mu 

P^Ticrcoc,  iri.  dtp.  O  Hj  hef»e 

Prjerrctlrjni,  i.  n.  t!icjiri9 /hsits 
P'jprrcroeas,  •«$    pt.  fetrin^  b*Jart 
Pf^'ucans*   t.S.  pt.  f^inirn^ 
P-amUr »,  are.  /•  fair  iw  ^^c 
i*"^ii-.e>,  ere.  ftx'dfjir 
P>r*  -^  a,  ♦T>»i'«.aft.r*<cv«f>  «/  rjilA 
P^««iito<>r»i  I.  dcp.  ftbrtaUm  Itfirt 
K^«cintor.  art.  dcp.  ta  ^^  *3M]r»  re 


P  R  ^ 

PneiBttb,  e.  adj.  wnr  »/A/ 
Piaraitto,   ere,  ifi,  ffum.  a^  t§ 

fendb*f9rt 
P'xmittor,  i.  fiio.  paC 
Prarmio'D,   ii.  n.  «  rtVMrd,  m  rt^ 

tiihutitm:  A\(n  tvmf[ts  ftr  a  jmr^ 

«t  gMU,    a  firhee  •f^iff^f,  m^y 

mdvsntafe,  fr^^  or  hemfit 
PraefihSduUtus,  a,  vs.  pC  tmaei 
Prarxod^nn,  adv.  htjmd  ar»%re 
?r<rm51<flia.  aq.  f.  /I'jw^if  aftrthtmd 
PixmolTciidosla.aiii.  pt.  f  he  tried, 

cr  prepared  h^fjrt  hmmd 
PraemoUor,  tr*,  Irvt  fom.  dtp.  f^ 

■uif  Pr^fyM  keftre  tmmd 
Przmoliio.  'ire.  t9fi/t€H 
Prarinollts.  c.  adj.  vny  temdtr 
Praroioilltiis,  a,  um.   pt.  fifftmtd. 

Met.  made  m$Ud 
^r^fnonens,  tit.  pt.  fmtmuifmmg 
PrarroGoeo,  ere»  oi.  itam.  aft.    fv 

PatnSnco'',  it\.  pafl*. 
P  ZTtoQitor,  orii.  m.  aftnmtrmer 
P'aemofiTtus,  a,  una.  pt.  farrarar'aed 
Pr^aioaKos,  us.  m.  aftrewm'^img 
PneaioadraBS,  tis.  pc  fmttt^hi^ 
Prar  nontlritor,  oris,  m    mgwide 
Pr;c'ronfttarDS,  z,nm.pt.  fi^efiiewm 
Prarn*oQftro,aie.  a£L  t9fiirtf»9m^  u 

tmtttr. 
Prxanordco,  ere,   di  fiT  praemorfi, 

fu-a.  ad.  r«  /«« 
Przm5nor,i,  cons.  dep.  fai^  l^/ar* 

dxe  tzme,  u  fjti 
PrsTnortiiuSy  a,    vm*   adj.  #&««^ 

w'Jtf.  £^  prxmortoi  iam  fit  po- 

dot  is,  thwgb  l»9  f  mllpsmte^  Lit. 
Prz  -nulfos,  a.  una.  ad)    f^xoAoxd 
Prxmunio,MT,i«i,itttai.  aft.  f»  /•r- 

rj5r  *</^  *^*^  '•  ^*«''*-  '»  ^*^^ 
piarmuator,  iii.  pafiT.  t»  htffiemgtb' 
emrd,  ot^nji'did 


PRi 

Praeaarro,  air,  aA.  ftfeS 
Pracnato,  a»«.  aA.  i»/« 
PtarnavieaBS,  us.  pt.  Jtf 
P'aeaivi^  are.  aft.  Jli^ji 
P'acna\igor,  ari,  aitt.pi 
Praminiis^  adr.  fut  at  ■ 
PncBTtms,  tit.  pt.  vfrt  i 
PiaPaitro,  eie,  «i.  t9fii» 

Met   t9h€fimms 
PwenoWlJs,  e.  vfrj  mUt 
Praraomai,  Tbi*.  u.  thf 

tie  three  mikk  tieh 

sBfbmd 
Pneaolcoy  &c  ad.  ft  fii 
Praenofcor,  i.  paC 
Pnrootio,  oals.  f.  *  #»« 
PrmSto,  are.  r»  aMrA^i 
Praenobxlus,  a,  mm.  ^aj 
^raenimria,  ae.  f.  afe^ 
Pramoncvandosy  a,  vb* 

Jbe99  hejwe 
Ptaeiraociativi  if  iieS|i««( 
Pkaraoacio,  are.  ad.  ft 

oarrp,  or  himg  weriU 
PlraFn«ncios,a,  an.  aiQ*< 

ieih.  Sybft.  M  meftaga 


\ 


Pnenonrapitvi,  pt.  fen 
Praeobt^ro,  are.  r«Af ' 
Piaeoccido,    iEre,  di,  cai 

Jb«nff«  asthefbii,ftifa 
Piaeoccipandoa,  a,  aat 

faaeftdemhefwey  tehil 
PnrorcaDitto,OBis.C  M  A 

PraeoccupitDt,  a,  cm.  p 
hef^e^  ^ememted,  imf 
Praeeccupo,  ire.  ad.  ft 
Ar/bv  ^aoi^  la  tfnixc^ 
Praeoccnpor,  ari,  at«v 
Praraptaodos,  ^.  nhti 
PrxoptaHs.  tis.  pt.  mri^ 
Prropto,  ire.  act  t-  « 
PizudiLitiis,  VU  frc^ 


I.   & 

di,  pafiutn.  to  Jet, 
to  ffread  be  fori 
)t.  to  he  prei>ared 
pt,  preparing 
is.  f.  apfiparingf  a 

.  readily 

a,  um.  preparatory 
)t  about  to  prepare 
om.  pt.  prepared 

m,  a  prrparit^ 
im,  veryjaving 
ft.  to  prepare 

atus.  pair, 
n,  i.  n.  aiett 

ivi|   hum.  aft.  to 

,  itiis.  paflT. 
um.   pt.   Jbackled, 

8.  pt.  banging  in/ore 
i,  6i,  fum.o.  to  bang 

adj.   fzvi/t,    nimbkt 
a  foiui,  or  bird  in 

o  plain,  eajytocomt 

vt  of 
9i   um.    pt.    made 

ed  before  band 

im.  a<ij.  beade4Yf iih 

adj.  very  fat 

pt.  very  rich 

13,  to  excel 
c.  ro  Gutweigb,  Aft. 
^'  «^  greater  value, 

tif  ?tu8.  pa(r. 
•t.  to  be  fit  before 
.   pt.  >///■«/  ^^orf, 

"^ 

ji,  fivi,  /itum.  aft. 
or  frjf,    to  prefer. 


?  R  JE 

Pratponor,  i.  paff. 

Praeportans.  tis,  pt.  carrying  before  / 

Prajporto,  arc.  aft.  to  carry  before, 

tojhew  "* 

PraepSsitio,  onis.  f.  a  Jetting  before, 

aprepoftion 
Prasf  osi tivus,  a>  um.  fet  before 
Praepo situs,  a,  tim.    pt.  Jet  bejore, 

or  frfi  preferred,  Jet  over 
Prxpofitus,  ti.  m.  a'proveft 
Praspoffum,  prxpStes,  p&tui.  n.  to 

be  more  able,  or  of  greater  power 
Praepofterc,  adv.  prepffieroujly 
Praepofterus,    a,    um.  prepofieroux 
Met,  peevijb,  Jroward,  quite  con- 
trary^ preternatural  s  Alio  unfea- 


Praepotens,  tts.  very  mighty 
PraepStentia,  ae.  f.  mqbtinejt 
PraepSto,  are.  to  drink  before 
PraeprSperantir,  ad?,  very  hofiify 
Prgepropere,  ady.^/eo  baflify 
Prsproperus,  a,  am*  adj.  very  bafiy^ 

over  bafy 
Praeputium,  ii.  n,  tbeforejkin,  the 

prepuce 
Praequam,  adv.  in  cmpdrijm  of 
Prarqueftu8>  a,  um.  pt.  baviug  cone- 
plained  before 
Praerad'o,  Jare.  to /bine  bright 
Praerado,  ere,  Ci,  Aim.  tojbave 
PfxrancTdus,  a^  um.  adj.  old,  mufiy 
Prasrapldus,  a,  um.  adj.  vsryjwft 
Prxrepturus,  a>    um.   pt.  about   to 

take  aiuay 
Prseieptus,  a,  um.    pt.  caught,  ox 

jnatcht  away 
Pra?rigeo,  ere.  to  become  veryjiiff 
Praeripio,  ere,  ui,  eptum.  to  Jnatcb^ 

or  take  aivay,    to  prevent 
Prsripior,  i,  eptus.  paiT. 
Prajrodens,  tis.  pt.  bitirtg 
Pra^rodo,  gre,  fi,  fum.  aft,  tognaw 
Praerodpr,  i,  p^, 


P  R  iE 

Praer2$gatiOy  Snis.  f.   the   payment 

of  a  debt  before  the  day^  Ulp. 
PraerSgativay  ae.  f.   a  prerogaiive, 

privilege,  gift,  or  advantage 
PraeTogativu8,a,am.  adj.  thaigiveth 

its  voice  firp 
Praerdgatus,  a,  om.  pt.  afttdbefort 
PraerSgo,  are.  to  aft  before 
Praerdgo,  are.  [f  •  ex  prae,  dT  erogA] 

to  pay  before  the  day    ^ 
PrxrofuSia,um.pt^s«wi>;  alfoe«ftt 
Praerumpo,  txt,    upi,    upturn.  /» 

break  afunder,  or  in  pieces 
Praprumpor,  i.  paff. 
Prarupte,  adv.  raggedly 
Pneruptus,  a,  om.  pt.  fif  adj.  or» 

comp.  flimu8,fup.W#*,  raggetf, 

^^"m^  fi^y  rirgyr^,  Jnrly,  Jd- 

ling  a*  acataraff*  Piaerupta,  ii\ 

plur.  rocks 
Praesy  dis.  m.  ajnrety  in  a  menty 

matter^  a  realjtcurity  by  boml 
PnesagienSy  tis.  pt.  prefaging 
Praesagio,  ire,ivi,  Ttum.  toprefaf§ 
PraesagitiOy  onis.  f.  a  divining 
Praeiigium,  ii.  n.  aprefdge 
Praesagui,  %,  «m.  betokening 
Pra?sanitu8,a,iim.  pt.  healed  befirfp 

Piin.  a6,  14. 
Prapsanefco,  ^re.  n,  tobe  healed 
Praesano,  ire,  to  heal 
Praefcatens,  tis.  v/V/cRepletos 
Praefcientia,  at.  f.  prejcienee 
PraBfcindo,  ere.  aft.  to  cut  off 
Praefcindor,  i,  ffus.  paff. 
Praefcio,  Ire,  ivi,  itum.  tofireknom 
Praefcil'co,  J!re.  aft.  to  foreknew 
Praefcitio,  onis.  f.  prejcienee 
PraefcTtum,  i.  n.  a  thing  foreknovm^ 

a  token,  or  omen 
Praefcios,  a,  um.  foreknovfing 
Praefcribiiur,  6f   praefcriptom  eft, 

imperf.  it  it  ord^red^Os.*  .   ^ 


P  R  iE 


P  R  ^ 


ahcMt 
PraerepiaiDf  ii.  n.  a  manger 
PrzA^pttis,  a,  am.  pt.  bhckedup 
Pranepultas,a,  om.  ^U  buried  before 
Praefero,  ?re,  efi,itam.  to  ftn>  before 
Prarfertim,  adv.  ef^'tialhj 


frefixtn  writings  ffrsfcrihe^to 

kt/huR,  f  prJain,    to  hy  an  ex- 
te^tion  agait^,  or   f  fnt    in  a 

demur,     Uc    pr^fcripfimul,   m1 

hmt^  utreadj  toritten 
^asfcribor.  i,  ptu^ptC  prefnibtdj 

•r Jeremy  regulated 
Praefcriptto.  6ni«.  f,  aprefeription, 

a  ruk,  or  law,  a   c»ntra{f,    an 

excepihn,  a  demur  in  \uw,  aprf\      Prxfctlocnt^a  fa/eplact^garijo/i 

tencft  or  co/cmr  I  Prsfef^,  tt  be  at  band 

FrKfcriptum,  i.  v.    a  prt'enpf,  « 1  P^^arfidatus,  fis.  m.  apr^ug 

preefpe,  a  firm,  a  rule^  'a  decree^  PaeBdens  tJi.  pt.  prtjidimg  uver 

a  Bmit  Frxsi  .eo,  ere,  edi,  ffom.  fprefide^ 

Prarfcr'ptut.  a,  am.  pt.  Unoted  to  rule 

Prae<l^o,  ire.  ui .  aa.  tu  erne  off         Pfacjidiirius,  a,  am.  pt.  bekngirg  f 


PR 

late^  am  haufboU  gm 
Praefilgia,  ae«  f.  fed  fa 
PraefBTgiae.iram.  f.  ^ 

cummug  Jhigbtt 

PraBftifiaior,  ons.  m. 

Praeftlg-airix,  Tcb.  f. 


Praw*cor,  iri.  paflT. 
Praef-ftas.  a,  am.  pt,  cutoff 
Fra^fegroeny  Tmis.  a.  a  paring 
Prxfcpns,  c.  adj.  ^erj fitful 


a  garif9u,  Palnnes  praefidiarius, 
a  braneb  kept  to  maiutarn  tbe  vnrr. 
Col.  Praefidiarta  na^it,  ajbip  •/ 
voT  for  Loavoy 


I^z4eiit,tfs  part.  &  adj.  ior,  comp.    PraKidiam,  tuna  garifoa^m  guards 
ti/limus,^Ufk.  pre fent, prompt,  teadf,  \      *    couv^jt  a  fiatiou,  or  po^^ 


Praefei6o,  onis.  f.  a  foref^bt 
Pnefenfos,  a,  am.  pt.  firekmatom 
Praefentineas,  a,  «m.  pnfent 
Praeientant,  tit.  pt.  repr^feuthtg 
Pnefentariui.  a,  am.  ready 
Praefentatio,  onis.  f.  a  prefemtatiom 
Praefenre,    per  enallagen  nomen, 

pro  praefentibosy    «r,    Praerente 

nobis,  PUui, 
Pnefenies.  magiflratett  orfiUiert  r«- 

maming  in  a  dtp 
P'aefentia,  ae.  f.  prejemet 
Praei'eotiens,  tia.  pt.  parxtiwhr 
Pratfentio,  ire,   fi,  fam.    aft.   to 

fi^ffety  toprteomceiv 
PfVrTentor,  ui*  to  be pre/ented 
I*r*fer^     «.  n.  omj  chCef^ace^  a 


Prxfcrrio,  ire,  Tti,  itura.  to  Jervt    1  PrarftingoOy  o&e, 

Pr^rfes,  Tdia.    c.     g.    a    prefidewiA     /ight^  to  render  objn 

Kaefea  Umitaneus,    a    •wr^u.  I  Prarftino.  are.  to  buy 

PrseHTtor,  oris.  m.  a  j 

Prarfticuo,ere,  oi,  nto 

P'apiKtutu",  a,  «tn.  p' 

Prarfto.ad$.indecI.ve 

kmmd,  Prael^  mihi 

Praefto,  are,  ftiti,  ii 

f  fiamd  before^  to 

to  caufe,  maktf  o 
Jbeno^  or  apprwe^ 
procure^  tunojisgn 
l»  ^oarramt,  to  a»j 
eomrtaUefir^  to  ex: 
to  differ  from.  loipe 

Pneftolans»  tis.  pt.  u 

PraefMatio,  onis.  f. 
P^arftoIoTt  An.  dtp.  & 
/-irr^/ar 

Praeftridos,  a,  oa.  p 

PraeftriageAS.  tis.  pt. 

Praeftringo,  ere,  li,  i 
bind  fajt^  or  bart 
darkem,  ot  muktS 

Pracftiingor,  i,  iflof. 

PraeftroAus,  a,  um.  | 
AUo  b/t<ieduf 

PrxftmOy  S^re.  zi,  Avi 
mp,  JO  prtpart,  tij 

Praesudo,  are.  tofv 

Praefol,  lis.  m.  k 
chitf'priejl,  bi^t 


I     fortrefs,  a  defence,  any  btfp 
I  PrxfignIf2Co,a:e.  a^.  tojbewb^ore 
Praefigois,  e.  ad|.  extallent 
Prxfigno,  are.  ad.  to  mark  befirt 
PraRilio,  ife.  ai,  altnm.  to  burfkomt 
Prarfpergent^  tia.  pu/h-evurngbefiet 
Pratftibnis,c.ac:j.ory  corai>.  exce/Unt 
Pracftandos,  pt.  to  be/^ewn 
Prarftaos  tii.  pt.  perforwumgy  doing. 

Adj.  or,  comp.  ffimos,  fop.  ex- 

eeUii^^  finpaj/iagt  gaUamt^  b^ave 
PrsA^antia  ae.  f.  premanenet^fuperi" 

Ofity,  excellency ,  gallantry 
Pneftat,  ftitit.  imperf.  it  is  hettnr 
PraeftatOius,  ayom.  pt./Aa/wt£l^or 

fi  about  to  pttfitm 
Pnr(lega,pl.n.  a  deifer^  arbomr^  Stc 
.  Prjcfterpif,  a,  am.  pt.  Jcomred 


fiabie.  s  ttcotVt  «  bru»dt  ^«^«  vVt%.^<&\Tw<k^\x«..^xv<iv^  atom.  «£Ll  Pnefttlfas,  a,uiD.  «r 


It  ^Tt^«»t  W^«rt  Va.%^ 


^Ki^^iti  r,  oria.  to, 
a.  ^tA. 


-^ 


I.    be  that  Uaditb 

efle.  to  be  above 
fummo  magiftra- 
nagtftrate,  Caef. 
pt.  taking  firfi 
praeiumptum  eft> 
efumed 

,  ptan).  ad.  to  take 
«//,  to  anticipate, 


'  an  injoy'tng  before 
r  propojttion,  pre- 
nee 

um.  pt,  concei'ved 
mptum    habeant, 
JT  granted  J  Tac. 
J  turn.  ad.  to  hem 
to  prefuppofe 
pt«  fewed  about 
,  to  cover 
pt.   holding  forth i 

,  fufc  Sf  turn,  aft, 
y  beforei  to  chke, 
rtendere  fcpem  fe- 

tobefpreadbeforej 

.  very  tender 
am^^Utobetried 

-n,  pt.  conJiJered 
.a  grop'mg  the  way 
grope  with  one's 

ray 

.  theftrlom  hepg^ 

ffi/diers 

n.  pt,  /«f  before, 

is  late   pwetenta. 

ordering  upon/V»c, 


PRiE 

PraetJpcQ,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  be  warm 
Prater,  prasp.  except^ Javing,  hefde, 
over  and  above,  more  than,  by  the 
fide,  or  near  tOf  contrary  to,  or 
againfi,  before*  Praetcr,  adv. /or 
fraetcrquam;  Prxter  hac  pro 
poftbac 
P'«teragciidu8,  a^aiD.pt*  to  be  ridden 

beyond 
Prasterbito,  are.  to  pafs  by 
Pra?fercurrens,  tis.  pt,  running  by 
Praetcrea,   adv.  furthermorot   more' 

over,  befde :  Alfo  hereafter 
Praeterco,  ire,  ii.  vel  ivi,  itom.ad. 
to  go,  or  pafs    by,    or  over,    to 
efcape,    to  negfeff,  to  let  pajs^  to 
(tmit^   to  ifcape  the  notice,    or  me- 
mory of:  Alfo  tofurpafs.  Of  excel 
Prajtercor,  iri,  paff. 
Prarterequltans,  tis.  pt.  riding  by 
Praetereundus,a,uni.pt.  to  bcletpafi 
Praetcrf eror,  ferns,  t/ide  praeterlatus 
Praetcrfluens,  lis.  pt.  flowing  by 
Prsrerfluo,  ere,  xi,  xum.  ad.  to 
j!?9W,  or  run  by,  as  a  river.  Met. 
to  pa  ft  by^  let  flip,  or  negleQ 
Praetergredior,   eris.  i.  to  be  paffed 

by,  to  furpaffy  or  excel 
PraeterhaC)  adv.  moreoiver 
VtAteriens,  tnntlt.  pt,  paffing  by  ■ 
Praeterrturu8,a,(YiB.  pt.  about  to  pafs 

h 

Praet^ritus,  a,  um.  pt, pefl,  ta/l  and 

gone,  pctfed  by^  left  out,  dead  and 

g«ne,Prop»^,  1 3,  5a. 
Pra^terJabor,  i,  lapfus  fum.  dep.  to 

f^ide,  glide,  or^w*y,  as  water. 

Met.  tofiip  out  of  mind 
Praeterlatns.a,  uoi.  pt.  thai  is  paffed 

by,  gone,  tarried  heyond 
PrsteriuO,  unde.  part. 
Prarterloens,  tis.  fiouin^ 
Pr;eterme»ns,  tis,  pt.  pt^fignear 


It.  pttj/mgne 


PR  M 

Praetermiflio,  onis.  f.  a  leaving  &iit 
PtxttTm\Uurw,z,^m. pt.mil  let  pafi 
PraetermiiTus,  a,  um.    pt.   omitted^ 

negleffed,  forgotten 
-Praetermittendtts,  a,  am.  pt.  f  it 

paffed  by 
Prastermittens,  tis.  pt.  omitting  ^ 
Prastermitto,  J?re,  ociH,  ffum.  aft* 

to  omit,  to  have  cut,  to  let  pafi 
Praetermittor,  i,  ffus.  paff. 
Praeternavigatio,onis,  f,  a  Jailing  by 
Pi  xtcrnivigo,  are.  to  fail  by 
Praetcro,  ere,  trivi,  kum.  ad.  /^ 

wmr,  or  makefmaU  \ 

Piaeterpropter,  adv.  at  all  ad%€fh' 

tures,  thereabout 
Praeterquam»  adv.    be/ide,  faving^ 

except,  but  only,  unlrfs 
Praeterrado,  ere,  fi,  fum.  tofcrapt 
Pxaetervcdio,  onis.  f,  a  fsilirg  by 
Pra^tervedus,  a,  um.   pt.  failed  fym 

Aftrr.Scopulos  praeterveda  videtur 

oratio  mea,   I  have  explained  ard 

run   through    the    mifi     difficuJi 

points,  Cic.  pro  Coel. 
PrsttrvShens,  tis.    pt.  pajing  hy^ 

ridings  or  failing  by 
Praetervebo,  ere,  xi,  duiP,  unde 
Prastervphor,  i,    dus,  paflT.   to  Bt 

carried  in  m  coach,  litter,  on  horfe» 

lack,  or  byfea.  Met.    Quae  noli 

praeterveda  fit  aures  veilrss,  hatb 

not  flipped  through  your  eart 
Pra^tervercendus,  a,  um.   pt.  to  $e 

fpeken  of  before 
Pra?tervolans,  tis.  pt.  Jfyhg  by 
pratftervolo,  are.  to  fly  by,  or  pip  by 
Praetexens^  tit.  |tt*  edottring^  prt^ 

tending 
PraetexOf  ere,  xui,  xtum.  ad.    f*- 

btrderf  to  edge.  Mtt.    ro   <<i^wx 

to  colour v^l  tx«u\t^u\«i\ti  c»iw 


P  R  iE 

mu.b  pirf.:t.   I'rztexU   paiia,    a 

Przttztitu^,    a,  urn.  pt.   teeming 

tcx:^tcs  adxodum  fil.us^   a  mtrt 
yeitiby  FI'jt, 
PrKtezti.rn,  i.  n.  mpretence,  an  ir- 
9ement,  the  fame  as  prztexta 


P  R  iE 

Praetura,  z.  f.  tkefrtt^^ip 
Pnevalens,  tis.  pr.  preoaiUrg 
PrjKTaicr.tia,  «.  f.  prevafenct 
Przvjieo,  ere,   u  prevail,  toht9f\ 

mire  value 
Prii  Hide,  adv.  over  (h^ugly 
PrzvilML!,  a,  om.  pc.   ^feryjhrtmg^ 

/C5  fircng,  or  ra«( 
Pratvaiio,  are.  a&.  ttfirtify  hefare 


Praetezti'S,a,ttm.  pt.  eiged,  catrred,    Pracrjllor,  ari.  pafT. 

pretended  Prxvancatio,  onis.  f.  prevarica:icM 

PrxtextD",  uf .  m.  apretenee  Piz«arr?aCor,oris.  m.  tf  /tf  jf^  dea^, 

Pr^tiir.eo,  ere,  w/rar  grea*ly  ajbufier 

Pr;etin£lus,  a,  urn.  pt.  ^//p^^  before  \  Przerarrcor,  ari,  atos  Aim.  dep.  /« 

Prae'or,  oris.  m.  any  gwtmoar,  or  (  make  a  tali  iu  plov:r.g,  o  ^# 
cbief  magHlraset  a  pioprastor,  or  '  crocked.  Met.  fo  prevaricate,  n 
heutenaKt'geueraly  a  prccoajwi,  a  I  ^z/^  un.^  r«ff,/i  betray  9ne*t  csafe 
lord  chief  jufiiccy  a  hrd  freftdent,  Przvarut,a,  om.  adj.  irregmlar  pmije 
Praetor  an-arius,  a  lord  tnafurer      .  Pracvcc^us,  a,  um.  pt.  riJi^  b^are 

Prxtorianua,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or  be^    Pr.Tvehor,  i.  paff.  to  be  carried  before 
Ur.giagt9,ot attending  on  the pretv.    Prar\ elans,  tis.  pt.  covtrirg 
Praetoriaoi  milites,  the  geMeroTi   Praevelaturas,  a,  um.  pt.  thsi  will 
omn  guard.  Prxtorianae  cohortef,  <      cover ^  or  hide 
the  main  guard  .  PracTcl  ox,  oc.  t.  idj .  very  fwife 

Praetoritius,  a,  om.  vid.  prxtorini     \  PrzTenient,  tis.  pt.  evming  before 

Praetoriam,  ii.  o-  the geueraT stent,   Przvfn'o,  ire,  entiim.  aS.  to  coma 
the  king* t  pavilion,  tbe  judgement  ■      before,  to  prevent 
ball :    Alfo     a  vtamor    btufe,   a    Praevenior,  pafT. 
hall,  tbe  divuttycf  a  fret:r,  tbe    Pra:fCntio,  6n»».f.^rfraifi«f 
palace,   or  court.  Met,  tbt  preto-  \  Prxvcntui,  a,  um.  pt.  prevemud 
rian  bands  :  PrarTerno.are.a  A.  tofprirgtoo  earfy 

Practorius,  a,nm.^dj.9/',  ot  belonging    Prscverro,  ere.  aft.  j-xeep  before 


to  tbe  chief  offMr.  Navii  prxtoria, 
^n  adtmeeU,   or  flag  fbip,  Liv. 
Cohovs    prxtoria,    tbe   generaPs 
gtsard,  Cic.  Vir  pnetonus,  ane 
^ha  hath  been  prctor,  le. 
Prctortus,  a,  am.  pt.  writhed  mach 
P'artorridns,  a,  um.feorcbing 
PraetrepTdans,tis.  pt. panting  earneftly 
PrwtriEpTdtts,  a*  um,  ingreat  fright 
PriTtfunco,  ire.  ad.  tc  cut  off 
PrxtruDCOT,  vU  *^«**  P*^* 


Pr£rertendas,a,  um.  pt.  to  be  pre* 
vented,  to  be  efieetned  more 

Praeverto,  Sre.  ti,  fam.  ad.  to 
get  before,  to  he  before  hand  with, 
to  preoccupy,  to  preveaf,  taprrfer, 
to  call  back 

Praerertor,  i.  pafll  to  beprrvnud, 
or  obviated 

Przvertor.i.dep.  to  omtrmn,  to  retsirw, 
to  anticipate.  Praevortier^  townfi 
\     ike  measung,  Plaot. 


PRE 

(PuerTiIeo,  ere.  £,  &&  i^ 
Ptzvira,£re.  Re3.  p«db 
PrKvIiif,  a,  nm.  pL  ' 
PrKTitio^  arc  toe^r^ 
PrxviBi,  a,  am.  mariif 
Prcumbro,  arCt  »^|M 
Pr.=arsbraBS,  tv.  pC  «ij' 
PracTolana,  tri.  ft./w^l 
PraerdJo,  arc  f  ftg'f4 
Praevftus,  a,  un.  pc.  w 
Prxat,  asr.  e!venai,ik9l 
Pragmacicoay  ci.  a.  «/tfJ 
PiagtBaricBt,  a,  ■a.adj^' 

tofiaU  affaan,  fi^'^^ 
Pragmatical^  L  n.  « j 

tkt  law  J 

Praoiniom  vunuD,  a  IM^ 
Prandcns,  tis.  pt.  Ssiag  j 
Prandeo,  ere,  di,  £i*>''^ 
Prasdzciilum,  i.t^abrtdf^ 
pFiodiSIuiB,  i.  a.  id, 
Prandinm,  ii.n.  aSear 
Praosxto,  are.  to  dim  ^.^ 
Ptanfor,  dris.  m.  btthtt* 
Pransorxaa,  a,  am.  adj.  ^ 

or  nfed  at  dinner  J 

Pranfus,  n,  um.  pt  ^""f^ 
Praf initar,  a,  um.  aaj.  /M 
Prafiniani,  plur.  tbe  groat 
Px  asTnu s,a,  am .  adj.  gtai 

Prafinus  iapii,  tetMjxf 
Pracen<i«,  e.  tidj.tfenim 
Prariiium,  i.  n.  a  httUmd 
Pratomyi.n.  a  meadsWiSf^ 

Neptania  prata,  tteft,^ 
Pravi,  adv.  ids,  ctinp.  fi* 

trookedfy^  r^^gjkily 
'PifvTtaaytatti.  f.^;/WiM 
Privoa,  a,  mn."  or,  cim* ' 

fup.  crooked^   »fr^^ 

oijlimate,  JhdfiJ 
Praxis,  eot.  f.  prtSki      j 
Prcc«adst,%  «8i.  f'^r!^ 


-i 


\ 


m 


|o,  Aiyn.ijf  ixft^f^tj,  at  ano' 

'if**'' 

|}^^  a^  pn.  a4}.  precarious, 

S'^O.Bil.jL  a  praying 
■J  5j1«I  <n.  ft  petitioner 
r^y  Tpti-  f.'.  ajbi  fetitiiner 
|rBfj  pt,  about  t&  pray 
Ity'a,  am.'  pt«  having  prayed 
ili  ^8.,iOi  a  re^ttifi^  an  intp^e- 

itM«  atis.  f.  precioufnefi 
i|k  vfi/..rr:tioru8 

CI,   ctm,  ce,  plur.  preces, 
1^  ibas.  f.  0  />'flyfl',  tf  fw'-;'. 
JJ.  C?.  6,  JO.  , 
J  SjOm  adj.  ripe  before  other i 

ail*  d^i).  to  pray,  topetiticn, 
frctde.  Mala  vd  male  prc- 
alicui,  rf  curfe  of:e,  to  ivijb 

unto     biftt.     Bene    prccari 
i,  to  vijb  bltn  veil,  Quiot . 
,  e.  f.  #a  oraijon 
IcndusyS,  urn.  pi..ro  htJp'Aer. 

lena.  v.'/ prcnden^.  tis!   pt. 

lOy   crc,    di,    fum.  a^.    /'' 
or  lay    hold  of^  to  ^rafp. 

n.   to   i  nit  eat'  a  favour  ^  r. 
pr  fyrpr'tje  . 

iOa  Cn«8.  f.  tf  /sy/ff^  bold  of, 

B.  tf  rrtfw,  or  fcrue 

b,  Jre,  /•  /«i*  bold^  tofollcit 

ariv^i  a»  um.  pt.  alitit  to  lay 

f 

II,  a,  am.  pt.  caught ^  ta\en 
i.  n,   aprefi 

lus,  at  um.  /o  he  prcffed^  to 

xmlad^  to  he  inffied  on 

;,   til.  pt.  frejfyiit  cbaftttgt 

tg,  fitting 

Src,  efli,  (Turn.  aft.  topref, 
or  //tffly  r*  ^pprt'sf  to  Jit, 


PRE 

Iftandy  or  Ayr  upon,  to  overpoiver, 
to  ovetljy,  to  letp  in  fuhje^ion, 
to  grieve,  or  aJtiS,  to  excel,  tu 
exceeJ,  to  futpafs,  to  undervalue. 
Met.  toftuce,  compel,  or  ccnjiraln, 
to  charge  btnu,  to  pvjh,  to 
gra-vel,  t9  inculcate,  to  injifi  upon, 
to  impottune,  to  perfiji,  to  rail,  to 
Cry  cur  afrainji  :  Alio  to  come  near 
onlofetOy  to  purfue,  tofollo^u  the 
chafe,  to  drive  on  :  Alfo  to  prune, 
trap,  or  lop,  to  ftanch,  or  ftop, 
to  thru  ft,  to  Jiraiten,  block  up,  to 
curb,  to  rejira'm,  or  prohibit,  to 
cover,  to  biUe.  Met.  to  dtfjentble, 
fuppre  s,  or  conceal,  to  keep  up, 
not  to  puhlijb  Picmcrc  vcftigia 
alicujus,^o  imitate,  Tac,  Premerc 
collu'm  laqueo,/o  bang,  Hor.  mu* 
lirrem,  to  lie  'uitb  her.  Suet, 
matninain,  to  fuck  it,  Plm. 
morfu,  to  lite,  Lucr.  grana  ore, 
to  chew,  CT  tat  them,  Ov.  vocem, 
to  I't'Jiltrt,  Virg.  Premcre  cau/am 
teftibu8,r6  hear  it  dcu^nhy  evidence 
TrtiTior,  1.  palf.  to  he  weighed  dc^'n^ 

tc  he p'tfj'ed,  OT  opprejfed 
Prcn6tud\iT,2,ViTn.i't.robeiaidto'd  cf 
Ficndens,  lis.  pt.  layir.g  bold  of 
Prendo,  St,  di  ^  didiy  fuoi.  a£V. 
tj  take,  to  lay  hold  of.  Prcndimus 
oras,  nve  touch  the  coafiy^lr,  Pren- 
dere  curfu,  to  cQme  up  with,   Id. 
Qiam   prcndimus  arcem,   fecure 
ourfelvei  in.  Id.    Pfenderc  ami- 
cum,  to  accoft  him  in  order  to  get 
his  vote,  Pi  in. 
Prenfandutja,  pm.  pt.  to  he  laid  bold 

ef,Uv. 
Prcnfans,  tis.  pt.  catching  at 
Prcnutjo,  on-s.  f.  a  feliciting 
Prcnfo,  are.  to  lay  bold  of,  tojoUctt 
PrcnsuTus,  a,  um.  pt.  uboattotake 
bold  of  . 


V  Rf 

Prenfus,  a,  um.  pt.  eatebed 
Prefbyier  cri.  m.  a  ffejhyter 
Preibyterztus,  us.  m.    the  order  of 

prieflbood,  theprefhyter/htp 
Pre/byterium,  ii.  n.  aprefiytery 
PrefTandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  b§  prtjed 
Preflans,  tis.  pt.  preffing 
Prefsatus,  a,  um.  pt,  cppreffed 
Piefsd,  adv.  ids,  eomp.  brtefy 
Prersim,adv.  clofelj 
Preflb,  are.  to  prefi  bard 
Prtflbr,  ari,  aLus.  pafl". 
Prefsor  us,  a,  um.  a<*j,  htlongirg  U 

prejfing 
Prefsura,  ae.  f.  'preffing 
Prcrburus,  a,  um.  pt.  ahut  to  prefi 
Preffos,    a,    um.     weighed   dc7vn, 
prrjlea,     overcharged,     imprinted^ 
marked,  kujhed,  or*  con ctaled,  op* 
prtj/ed,    dtjirejjed,    clofed,     fbut^ 
Jiipped.  /dj.  cr.comp.  tlofe,  com' 
pc6i,  compendious,  pithy,    fenten» 
ttcus,  lonv,  fteady,jirm,  furt 
Prcflus,  Gs.  m.  apt  effing,  a  clofing, 

or  drawing  together 
Prefter,  cri».  m.  a  venofnoutferpent, 

a  t.'n:peji,  or  nvbirhvind 
Pr?ii5fc,  iiis,  comp.  adv.  a>fily 
Preriofitas,  atis.  t.  precioufnejs 
Pretiofut,  a,  t-m.  adj.  or,  comp.  flii* 
mus,  fupi  cofi/y,  jear,fuKptuotitp 
precious,  excellent 
Prtdiim,  ii.  n.  the  price,  arewardi 
an  hire,    a  fee,  a  bribe,    cftetm, 
value,  worth,  honour,  Operse  pre- 
tium,  worth  the  while 
Prex,  intff.  plur.  preces,  a  prayer 
Pri,  pro  pne  ant,  Feft.  uade  prior; 
fed  prse  erat  a  it^^,  pri  five  pris  i 

Piiapiimn?  [a  priapo,  ut  fatyriafis^ 
it  UtyrieJ  an  unnatural  ereC/tom, 
Mcd.'L^r.  Teniigo 


P  R  I 

Priapo,  y««.  z,  95.  i.  e.  in  vi- 
treum    peaem,     quos     appellant 
dr.llopous,  Ve:.  Sitol. 
PTidcm,  adv.  prius,  comp.  priir<um, 
)up.  ^11  priui  die.  Cor/,  [a  v;Iv,ftvc 
pritf    aut  pri   &   dem,   ut  a(  is 
id  •in]  laieljtjome  wl'ilijincc.  leg 
ago,  Non  pridem,  not  long  fi^ct, 
'I'tr,  Heatit.    2,    i.   17,    Quam 
pridrm  ?    A«t'  /org  ago  /'^Cic.  ]&r© 
S.  Rofv.  3.    PriuAdifce.  qcid  fit 
Tivere,  Ttr,  Heaut    5.  2,    iS. 
PridiSnus,  a,  um.  r/>«  J<r)p  befort 
Prldie,  «dv.  on  fi>'  </tfjr  ^(/"-f* 
Primac.  arum,  tke  fretederce 
PnmscrTUf,  a,  mn.  adj.  elder,  horn 
Jirfi^  in   tht  firmer  of  %net  ago, 
Jm  vtniU 
Pi  imani,  tttJoidUn  tf  thtftji  legion 
Piimariu 


PRI 

Met,  the  f'fi  attempt,  ejfaj..  Sec 
PrinaTtmiy   a,  um.  aoj.  oj  the  firfl 

froanF.ion 
PriOBiiIvos,  a,    um,    adj.  tht  frfi, 

or  tarittfi^  primitive 
PrimTids,  adv.  at  thejirfi 
Prinoi,  adv.  Jir^ 
Primodim,  adv.  at  theji<rjt 
PrimogerTtus,  a,  um.  zAyfirftbom 
Prtmordialis,  e.  adj.  original 
Prioiordium,  ii.  n   the  criginsl 
PrlmoreSy  um.  pi.  m.  the  nehiet,  or 

chief  mem 
Prim6r»$,gen.  abfqi:e  nom.  adj.  in 
plur.  Piimores,  primorum,  &\-. 
the  frjf,  the  Jcremefi,  Met,  Nc 
primoribus  quidcna  labris  atri- 
g-flrnt,  had  rot  jo  mvchoiftigbthf, 
KT  fiipirjic''ally  tiu.ted,  Cic. 


,  —  J — ,_.  _  -  ,^ — ^  J.  „^ —         -  -  _,_^_.^..  _ -^ ,  ^ 

us,  a,  um.  80J.  ch:eft  extra-    Prifnula  veris,  a  primroje 

oruinjrr,  prtKcipai,  primary  j  Prjtriilum,  adf.  fifi 

Prim*!,  Jci.  c.  g.  aptimaie  '  P.-iiriilug,  i.  m.  the  v.ij  Jiijt 

P  i.'T.iius,  us.  m.  the  primacy  \  P'lrx.nm^aiAw.Jirfi^Jitfi  and  firrmcfi, 

Pnmiccrju%,ii.  m.  :ce  ch:ef  perfcn  in  \       in  the  fi'f: place ,  tbefirft  time 

any  p'jc^,  or  r^:e  \  Primus,  a,   uni.   Taper].  fitPt   htji, 

PrInii^eoia»  x.  Utce  eUeJ:  daug-ter,-       ciitf,  prime,  Prinna,  pi.  the  firfi 

tre  gcJcS  FoiLUiia  f>rine*p.es  c.J  thirst 

Purr  aemuf,  ay   urr.  adj.  natural^    Princepft    Ipi^.  c    g*    propr.    »di 


•  ri^u:al,Ji*ji  ir  i.s  ajt./,  pr imrive  j 
P>ini  :inus,  J,  um.  aaj.  ti^ji^Ji  \ 
IMjnxuaiJi,  «,  /",  dtiiertd  ^J a  Ji  Ji 

l'::.i.i(;i!iiri%rc.  *6\.  c/)  or  bflangirg  ' 
t  .bs  cjpiain  of  the  vaunt  ^uard,  . 
bubil.  me  niio  bim^eif  bad  leen\ 
tldt}  capraim 


fjf*  oriji"jl,  primitixe,  chief . 
pnnc'ptil  Suifk,  a  prtHcCfOie prin- 
ce fsf  an  er^per^.r,  a  chief  a  g«ne 
rcK  «  ccmmanJerf  a  fovt' nenr,  or 
r«^r,  en  authnr,  an  incottrager,  a 
promiter,  a  ringleader,  Princcpf 
juTcntutis,  a  title  of  the  emperors 

fsrt 


Piim  piUr:us,>i.an.«7V«PriiDipilarisi  Princjpale,  is.  a.  the  fmpericr,  or  go- 
iMr.:-ilu»,  i.  m.  «  captain^  tbe\      veming  ps't  of  the  UuJ,  S^n 


^auKt'gujird^    the  eUed  cApta:m%  •  Principalis,  e.   adi.     [i  phncrps. 

•  r    ft:   (£p:ain  uehtenant  of  tba\.     ^T\nc\9'ii(i)pr:Kc:psJ,orchief.{i) 

.-/-«.■*!    lien    iM»fJ«y«    «»A  tke\      K\^^  Ul*«-ir^  fo  princes,  orim- 

n.  yjK^  §f  fort%  IK-'e:    XU%  tbe\      bUwtnV^.YT\w.t\^V>^Tv^vX^^\xv 


czufae,  Ce,  d€  F 

tcntiam  fimoJai 

p«l:um  rerum 

facercC,5«/f.C«/i 

principaJi  parttu 

ftate  conipicaus, 

Principalicat,  atis. 

chiefiiim^MzcTQi 

3*     4-    Dominat 

iropcriom,  Vett, 

Prlncrpalir^T,  adv, 

Print  jpaius»  us.  m 

chief  petver 
PrincipialiSycadj.c 

to  thel>rirce 

Princirio,adT.  fifi 

Principium,  ii.   n. 

entrance,    a  poa 

race^  or  pedigree 

aumxiam,  aprin> 

amtecedemt^  am  or 

priacipia,  princt, 

'    thing  is  made  and 

Prior,    uSy  comp. 

better,    Priora, 

Priores  fe,  pine 

Pr'ore«,  um.  m.  a 

Prifre,  adv.    after i 

time,   borfiily 
Prircu*,ayum.adj.  4 

omeel 
Prifma,K.  vr/atis 
Pr-ftious.a,  um.  *i 
Pr>ftis,''S.  m.Mkini 
and  nmTi.no  fiip 
Prrvandus,a,um.pt 
Pfrtvans,  tis.  pr,  ^ 
Privirim.adv.^rrv, 
Pri  v?tid,  OBIS.  f.  4 

prhfatitm 
Pnvativus,  a,  um. 


;J;c,  arum.  f.  thifr^  fruU*. 


,.-  -.  -       ^  "sSMvitus,  a,  um.  p 


PR '6 

ff  wtfW  flfrfon^  tkat  it  not  in 
't$m  Privati  judices^  lower,  in 
( Tac.  Comes  rei  privatae, 
ftr  pftbe  priityrpurfe 
,  ■.  f.  a  daughter  in 'laxo 
IfUw  Al*  m.  a/on^n-iatv 
WiBfMg  am.  ly  former  warriaje 
jfmput,  z,  vim,  adj.  privileged 
^  daDy  ii.  o.  aprovifOf  a  pri- 
^  m  fecial  right 
»  ttt»*€t.to  deprive,  to  bereave, 
^Vl^  or  free  from 
rj  ari,  atus.  pafl", 

adv.  comp.  before,  fooner 
ploiy  adi".  before  that 
i%%uni*adj  partkulartftngularf 

^i€Mft 

Bep.  ^)  on  aiccount  of ;  as  a 
^•r  recompenfe^cry  in  favour 
P&y  ioftead  of,  ai,  the  maji- 
b^  stcording  to,  for,  as,  ^/<»r* 
«cCy  i«  a  place,  wiVi6  rir^«<? 
db  cmapiirtftH  of^  by  reafon  of, 
fcn'iiiatf  4/*.  tff  occafion  fervetb, 
Ko  jore,  ofrigbt.  Pro  virili 
|b^  f  C9te*i  power.  Id. 
W  proh  \  interj.  admirantis ' 
i%»]e(itis  8c   indignant.'s.  Pio 
^  mtq'ie  hominum  fiitvn  .'  0 
Mtf  /  0  toonaerful  I  Ter.   Pro 
Ke  Jopifcr .'  good  God  I  Cic. 
J^um,  ii.  n.  pimping 
jif  J,  a.  f.  a  great  auvt 
^kor,  oris.  m.  /i  Lbitf  anccjlor 
^j  Ui.  f,  a  great  grandmother 
^uc.  a,  um.  adj.  anfient 
ncujus,  i.  on.  a  great  grsnJ- 
^t  trotber 

•,  vi,   m.  a  great  grandfather 
^ifs,  e,  adj.or,  coocp   allow- 


PRO 

PrSbandas,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  approved 

PrSbans,  tis.  pt.  approving 

PrSbaticus,  a,  um.  of  peep 

Probacio,  onis.  f.  a  prqpf 

Probatoni  i.  n.  ajbeep 

Pr5baior,  dris.  ai.  an  approtter 

Probaturus,a,  um.  pt.  about  to  prove 

PrSbatus,  a,  um.  pt.  &?  adj.  or, 
comp.  flimus,  fup.  tried,  proved^ 
allowed 

Probe,  adv.  iffimc,  fup.  well,  rea- 
dily, fitly 

Probeat,  pro  prohibeat 

Pr5bicas,  aris.  f.  probity 

PrSblema,  aCis.  n.  a  conje&ural prO' 
pofition^  a  problem 

Probleinattcus,  adj.  probhrnatUal 

Pr6bo,  are.  a£l.  to  provet  to  approve, 
to  try,  or  effay,  to  account,  or  judge 
of,  to  dejire 

Pr8bor,  ari,  atus.  pafT. 

ProbofciSjidis.  f.  an  elephant's  trunk 

Probrolua,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
flimus,  fup.)j^i»i;f«/,  ignominious 

Probrum,  i,  n.  vtllany,  anydetefta- 
ble  aElion,  contumely,  foul  language 

Prdbus^ajum.  adj.  or,  comp.  fTimus, 
fup.  bonejl,  virtuous,  modeft,  good, 
found,  choice,  fumptuous,fit,  fea- 
fonabky  Jkilful,  expert 

Procacitas,  atis.  f*.  fawcinefs,  wan' 
tonne fs 

PjocacTter,  adv.  iOs,  comp.  liHrne, 
fup,  loantor.ly,  JaWcily 

Prucax,  acJs.  adj.  or,  comp.  (Unius, 
{»p.  Jawcy,  bold,  pert:  Alfo  briji, 
wanton^  luftful 

Precede ns,  tis.  pt.  marching  for- 
ward, pajftng  on.  Tern  pus  pro- 
cedcn?,  Urgthoftime,  Cic.  Tem- 
pore procedcnie,  in  the  proce/s  of 


'iTTtM,  atis,  f,^rc^al///fj         Proccditur,  imrerf  paiT.  they  march 


PRO 

to  march  en,  to  v.^alk  in  Pate,  /• 

be  under  jail.   Met.  to  go  on,   /• 

grow  up,  to  advance, rife,increaje. 

Met    to  proffer,  tit  fucceed 
Pfoceleufmaricus  pes,  af^ot  of  four 

/hort  Jyllablii  ^ 

PrdceUa,  a?,  f.  a  great  tempfi -.  Alfo 

a  bujile,  a  trouble  in  the  jiate 
PrKcellofus,  a,  um.  z^'yftormy,  hot* 

fterous,  roaring 
Procer,  tnuf.  a  nobleman 
Procercs,  um.  pi.  the  headmen  of  d 

town,  city,  or  corporation,  as,  ^o- 

vernours,  rulers,  or  officers,  nobles^ 

Qt  peers 
Procerjtas,  atii.  f.  tallnefs 
Prdceriijs,  adv.  comp.  more  at  length 
Procerulus,  a,  um.  fomewhat  tall 
Procerus,  a,  um .  adj.  or,  comp.  fll« 

mus,  fup,  high,  fall,  lofty, proper, 

long.  Proceros  paffus,  large  ftridet 
Proceflio,  onis.  f.  a  procejfion 
^TOQtf[ur)Xi,z,^m.^X.,about  to  proceed 
Procelfus,  us,  m.  aprocefs,  progrefs, 

afuccefs,  or  event 
PrSceftrium,  ii.  n.  afcrtifcation  be* 
fore  a  camp,  an  antichamber  for 

the  prince's  guard 
Procidens,  tis.  pt,  falling  down 
Procidentia,  ae.  f.  a  falling  down  ot 

a  thing  out  of  its   place 
Prociido,  ere,  di,  cafum.  n.  to  fall 

down  flat 
Procifduus,  a,  um.  adj,  apt  to  fall 
Prucin£luS|  a,    um.     pt.  prepared, 

ready  fet  in  arcy,  Procinftum  tef- 

ta  men  turn,  ajnldieri  wtU 
Procinftus,  us.   m.  the  battle  aray. 

Met.  rea^incfs 
Proc  ngo,  ere,  xi,  Autti.  c<v  ^Tc^ax*. 


PRO 

Pr5clarpator,  5ris.  m.  apruUinter 
PrSclamo,  arc.  to  pmclaimt  to  plead 
FroclTnatiOfOnis.f.a  Uatiinr  forward 
ProclTiiitus,  a,  um.  p'.  benJlrg 
Pjocllno,  arc.  to  hrnd  forward 
PfOilTnor,  ari.  ptlT 
Proclive,  is.  n.  the  brow  of  an  bill 
Pr5ciivisi  e.  adj.   &  |iroclivut,  a, 
^    um.  or,  comp.  down  bill,  incHr.ea, 

eafy  to  be  done 
Proclivjftas,  ati«.  f,  inclination 
PioclTviter,  adv.  ids,  comp.  tajily, 

readily f.  or  currently 
Pr6cITvu8,  a,  um.   fieep 
PiSco,  are.  /0  ajk  malapert ly^  to  dally 
Procor,  ari.  dep.  to  wm,  tojiutttf 
Procoeron,  oni«.  m.  ahbby 
Proconrul^uli.'-.in.  a froconful,  m  lord 

deputy,  apreJUent,  a  lieutenant 
PrCconfiuIaris,  re.  adj.  prcconiular 
Pr5consulatus,u8.  m.  a  proconfuijbip 
Procrag©,  x!.  n,  to  /bcitt  aloud 
Prdcraflioacio,  onis.  f.  adelayingt 

a  putting  off  from  day  to  dty 
pr6cra{Hnatu8,a,  Min,^i,  deferred 
Procrafliiio^  are*  to  dfer  from  day  to 

day  ^ 
PrSvrcatio,  onis.  f.  procreation 
Procreaior,5ris.m.  amaker^  afaibet 
PrQcreatrix,  icis.   f.  a  mother 
Procreatus,  a,   um    pt.  horn 
frbcrcOsiiCSiCtjoprocrtate,  to  beget, 

to  caufe 
protrcor,  an,  atus.  pafT. 
p;5crcA;o,  eie,  n.  togto-tv  up 
Piotiibo,  ui,  I  turn.  n.  to  lie  over 
PrScr.ciendnSj^,  um.  vt.  to  be  /d>arp- 

n  d.  A[i:t.   to  befajhioned 
frocudo  e/c,dt,  fum.  adl,  to  hammer 

out,    to  Jhd'pen.   Mel,   to  6nnj' 


PRO 

Proculcatio,  Snis.  f.  a  trampling  in. 

Met.  a  freadirt^  underfoot 
Proculcatu8,a,  um.  pt.  trampled  on 
Procul  o,  aic.  2^,  to  tread do:vn,  or 
trample  upon.  Met,  to  contemn,  ox 

Proculcor,  ari,  atus^-prff. 

Proculdvihio,  a  J  v.  undoubtedly 

Prccumbens;  tis.  pt.  bending  down' 
tvards,  falling  dciun 

Procumbo,  ere,  ubui,  itum.  n.  to 
lie  alon^^  to  Ian  upon,  to  be  lodged 

.  as  corn  U,  to  fall  in  battle,  to 
bang  down,  to  Jail  dftwn,  tojSnk, 
to  ply  theear,  Vtrg,  Mn,  5,  198, 

Procurandut,a,um.pt.  tobe  expiated 

Pi6curans,lis.part.(rJ^of«r/W.^ro' 
viding.[i) looking  tc, or  dre£ing{'^) 
ator.tng,expiating.  ( i)StabuIis  pro- 
curans  otia  pa/for,5//.  6,330.(1) 
Apul,  Met,  9,  p.  301'.  (3)  via. 
Procure 

Pr6curauo,onis,f.  the  adminifiration 
and  doing  of  a  thing,  the  op- 
peafng  of  the  godi,  the  protec  - 
torJBip  in  the  prince* t  nonage 

Procurator,  bm,  m.  a  proBor,  a 
proxy,  afaclory  a  foLcitor,  a  bai- 
liffs otjlenatd,  a  govtrmur  of  a 
country  under  any  prince,  a  lord 
proteSior 

ProcOratrix,  Icis,  f.  a  pr^Elrefs 

Prdturo,  arc.  di^.  to  procure,  Qvfoli 
Cit  anatber  man*s  bufnefs,  to  ma- 
nage,  to  take  care  of,  to  cure,  to 
heal,  to  atone,  to  expiate 

Pro.uror,  ari,  atus.  palT. 

Piocurr ensjtis.pt.  runrivg  at  length, 
runni''g  be  ore  the  reft 

Ptocurrc,  eic,  ri,  fum. /ortt«yir/Z», 
\       obroaA^  t'iTUA^n  Iw^tfe^  to  [al'y 


P,R-0 

Procursatorcs,  m.  frt-t 
Pj3cursatur,  imperi.  fir 
Proctrfio;  tnU.  t  nSp 
P' ocur;b,  are.  to  makfjoi 
Procurfor,  6ris  tn.  a  rtt 
Piocurfus.^s.  m.  afaUyi 

tying  out  in  kngtb 
Procurvus,  adj.  very  croc 
PrcJc«8,  i.  kn.  ^Kwt^or 
Prodeambulo,  are.  n.  w 
Pr6dendui,a,  um.  ft.  tt, 

to  be  tranfmitted 
Prodcns,   tis.  pL  b:tra) 
Prodco,    Ire,   Ivi  vel  ii, 

to^,  ax  coWk forth 
Prod  ICO,  eit,  xi,  dhim. 

to  adyourn 
Prodlcor,  paff. 
Prodidlator,  oris.  m.  «i 

the  diQatori  place 
Prodieus,  a,  uin.  pt.  / 

fif^ed,  adjcttrfted 
PrSdTgalYtas,  itis.  f.  fti 
Pr5digaliter,  adt./r^g. 
PrSdrgi,adv.  toajfa'ultjf 
Prodjgcntia,  St.  f,  tcd^i^ 
PrS.I ?gi all s ,  c .  adj .  ofpii 
ProdTg  alter,  adv.7?«»f| 
Procigiosc,  adv.  ihoBfitsi 
Proingiolus,  a,  um.  adj. 


ProdJgiu 


.afr»f,i 
'    aft.  ft 


Piodigo,  grc,    5gi. 

f^u^ndcr 
ProcJipor,  1.  paff. 
Pr6d)igus,  a,  um.  froMgi 

bountful 
Piodlti:*^  ohis,  f,  trueht 

longing 
Proditor,  oris-  m.  s  frtih 
ProJicnx,  icis.  f.  fie  that 
Prodjtur,  ifrperf.  tbey  ci* 


forfh,  to  invent  ^  .  -  -  \  ^      c      -    « j'        .    -     • 

DJ^^r.tl^     I     ..,0*  ^      out,  to  V^i^vutT  Vivi^vw:^  fif  prodrt-m  efl 

yroiHi,  adv.  far,  far  cf,  fli'OJ*  J«    \  o^,,^^^"^u<i,^^\^A»  a  \a\\yix^  \uxxV  Ni^^^>«^^>^;j«x.^i« 
from,  a  ;^reat  way  ojf:  AUo  near     \ 


p  R  b 

6),>u,  inn.pt.  betrayeJ,  de- 
t  TH-iriti^  caftout.  Mcmoria 
Eim,  deiivered  dotvn  by  tra- 
Cf. 
B,  dSfdi,  Ttum.  ta  deduct ^  to 
ll^  iy    'writinfr,   tn    difcloffy 
^tft  pukiicly^  to  yietd^    to  be- 
%9  ^ceive  and  for  fake 
^.iy  ftui  fum.  pair. 
^  Sre,   nij   dlum.  afl.    ro 

■fttSy  1*  m.  a  forerunner 
Midut^a,  um.  pt.  /o^#  ^ro- 
||^  tm  he  Itnfthened 
^t,  tis.  pt.prodttchg 
9f  Jgie,  xi,  ftum.  to  produvf^ 

l^chad  ottt  to  battle,  tobeget^ 
lif  ehiUren^  to  educate^  to 
^  as  »t  a  funeral,  tt  pro- 
^  to  drano  ftirtoard.  Met.  /o 
h^    f  promote,    to  carry    to 

-,  i,  a«8  fu-n.  paflT. 
r  •*<¥.  itis,  com  p.  at  length 
,  5nis,  f.  a  iengthnhg,  a 

riu,  z,  om.  pt.  iiheui  to 

knt,9ttim,pt^  adj  or^comp. 
^,    fnp.   A  eafht  forth,    sn- 
^  prolonged^  for^ocded,  ad- 
^^9    p^9i*^ttd,  educattdt  ptO' 
^  iSMf,  of  a  iood  length 
fei,  RfB.  prcliufn 
aiit»  tis.  pt.  profanhg 
r^o,  5n<'«.  f.  profanation 
Etnt,  a,  um.   pt.  profaned 
Hyire.  aft.  [profaaum  f icio] 
^rtfan*.  to  tarn  holy  things  to 
^mm  nfe*  to  unbaVoWy  topol- 
fl)  Met.    f9  expo/e,  fp  ii/f- 

jt,  44'     Taa/rejtdj   facra 


PRO 


PRO 


proranas,0&.£>.  7, 1*9.   (2)  Fe-     Prcfatus,  (is.  m.  r/»<?4ff  ^f/p^^^^ing 
nsinae  pudorem   profanant,  Ci/rf.    profertio,  onis.  f.  agoing  forth 
5,i,38.(3)Apul.  Met.  5,  p.  152.    Protedtitius,  a,  um.  allowed  t"  cbll- 
Prot'inum,  i.  n.  a  place  before,   or        </r^« 

joining  toatemp/e,  L,Ut,exViLXT,     Pr5fefl6,  adv.  indeed,  eertain'v 
Piofaiius,a,iirn.  l*af  pro,  ©'fanuin,     ProfcAurus,  a,  um.  pt,  v:ill profit 
<    /.  ff.  procuia  fano,  Z?/<»«.  al.  quod     Piofeftus,  a,  um.   pt.  j>om   tw    iit 
ante  fannm,  /.    tf.    coJijun^tum         journey,  proceeding 
fAno,yarr,{i)profane,ungodfy,  ir-     Profeftus,  a,  "m.   pt.  prof  ted 
re/gioiis,wiilfed  Scc.{z)  not  CJ^fe-     Proved  us,    us.  m.  pro/it,  pr  grefs, 
eratvJfUTihailo7ve.'i{2)i'ommnn,ordi'  j       fvfficitrfcy 

nary,  vulgar,  {^). not  initiated  in  ^  Pi'of  trcf>Hus,a,um.  pt.  tohehrought 
the  holy    rilei,    not    cleanfed,    or        firth,  to  be  made  pubUct  to  be  nt^, 
purged  hy  facrifce.{i)Monct  area-  |       naged 
nis   oculos  removere    proUn^s,  "  prot^eio,  fcrre,  tiili,  li'um.  afl.  to 


Ov.  Met,  6,  256.  Profana  mens. 
Id.  ibid,  2,  833.  Pfofanus  prln- 
ceps,7rfc  ^Aff.  14.  2.  de  Ner,  (2) 
Sacrdm,profa>um.publicun,  pri- 
vatum habent,  Plaut,  Trin,  2, 
2,  8.  Mifta  er^t  flamma?  fljnima 
profana  pi  as,  Ov.  Faft.  6,  440. 
Loca  facra  &  re'igiofa  profana 
habere,  O'c  de  A'ar,  /Jr/jft.  5. 
Profana  verba,  un/ucky,  ominous, 
Tac.  Ann.4.  73.  (3)  =  Tegmina 


jet  foTioard,  to  tbrufl,  or  hil  out^ 
to  produce^  or  brivfr  in,  to  brin^y 
or  take  out,  to  Jhew,  or  manlfrfi, 
to  corfer^  or  leflcw.  to  utier.  or 
pronounce,  to  tell^  pubH/b,  or  make 
kno*wn,  to  inhrgCy  extmd,  or  draw 
out,  to  defer,  or  prolong,  to  cite, 
or  fuote*  Pcdcm  p»rf'rre,  to 
advance.  Proferre  fe,  to  make 
Linfelf  known,  Sen.  Proferre 
Rradum,  10  make  lufie,  Plaut. 


profan«,&  ufu  polluta,Ttfc.  jinn»  !  Proferor,  ferri.  paiV. 
13.  57.  6.  (4)  Procul  6,  procul  Profcflio,  onis.  f.  acknowledgement, 
efte,  profani,  conclamat  vaie«,  I  a  projejfmg,  a frf^frj/ion^  or  caliirsg^ 
Virg,  Mn,   6,  258.  I        a  faculty    or  habit ,  a  pyrmift 

Profarrs,    tur,    tus,   ri.  [ab   inuf.  .  PrSfeffor,  5ri$,  m    a  frofep'or 
profor]   to  fpeak  out.  Dido  vul    '  Pr5rersorius,a,vm.adj.  «/'tf /tre/^r 
turn  demiflTa  profatur,  Firg.  Mn,      Profeffus,  a,  um.  pt.  aft.   that  hath 


y 


I,  564.    Mente  laeta  profatur, 
5/7.  3,  673. 

Profitum,  i.  n.  [a  profari]  agene- 
ral  pTopofition,  or  rule  in  any 
fcience,OT  art,  an  axiom,  a  prin- 
ciple, or  maxim,  Gell.  16,  8,  ex 
Varr. 

Pr  Status,  a,  om.  pt.  faid^  ffoken. 

QudiKjUam  font  a  me  tnuita  pro 

fa(»,  wuItsL  tamen  reftant,  Lutr 

6,   Sot 


prtfeffed^  promiicd,  or  pretended^ 

Pi(T.  con fejfed,  avcfi/ed.     Ex  yo- 

fcfTo,  aviwedfy. 
PrSfeftus,    a,    om.    not  holy,  on  the 

vij^il  or  f*« 
Proflfeiena.  tis.  pt.  helping 
proftcio,  ere,  eci.  ftum,  tt  yc^i^^ 

to    J>rtn)«tU  to>>«    i^M.A^'W>B^\'««'» 
OT  tnedidnol,  to  7t«:»«A. ,  -^^  t?  N'*' 


\; 


um.  pt.  &  adj.  lor, 
OS,  fop.  tbrevfM,  o 
or  awayy  e^ft  dywn. 
I  child,  fireuM  out, 
ardsned,  forfakem^  imd 
ed,  fervile,  memiiy  im 
J  banging  down,  jut- 

m.  tbeiatimg  ovt 
eci,  £1*1  m.  i€t,    to 
fling  ftrtb.  Met.    to 

or  banijb^  to  throw 
drate^  to  throno  dotom, 
it/regard*Se  projircre, 
ton.  or  dt/coan^idfCic, 
>aflr. 
•r  that  caufe 

tbcrtforey   for   tbaf 

Aif?.  «?ep.  tnflide^fUf>^ 
nble  doztm^  to  digrefi, 
,  to  decline,   or  dfgt- 

is.  f.  a  f'/} 

um.  yX.falltHy  ftipt. 

d'Jpilute 

»um.  ft,  to  h  delayed 
lie.  f,  a  delaying 

um.  pt.  delayed 
.  f.  tminlarying.  Met. 

a  prolonging 
\,  to  prolong,  or  /to/  tf/T" 

•  Q'n,  pt.  about  to 
'caver 

m.  pt.  brought  forth, 
I  abroady  rehear/ed, 
'onged:   A\(o  mfwod 

to  allure^  to  cballefige 
»»  n.  a  preface 

•  an  anticipation 

■  Um.  aril,  profept'e 
r  race^  flock,  progeny ^ 
yVi^g  of  any  creature, 
*g'i  ojbootofa  tree 


PRO 

Prolctari«8,a,  om.  adlj.  pner,  'oaj^nr 
P  6Jib^,  5r«r.  ad.  to  tsfte  before 
Pr3iib«r,  an.  pad*. 
P  oiiceo,  ere,  ui.  to  Kelt  daten 
PiOiTcio,  ere,  exi,  e£bim.  act.    fi 

indace.  to  entice,  or  allure 
Proiixe.  adv.  liberally ^  ^""ph 
Prolix  It  as,  acis.  f,  prob'xity 
Prol'xo,  ate.  ta  wtake  long 
Pi  oiixus,  9,  um.  or,  eomp.  big,  tsB^ 

biuntecut,     b'nd,   fwijfi^    tedhut^ 

prolix 
Pfdloeos,  um.mprclogue 
Pr^Iongo,  ire.  to  prtkng 
Proloneor,  ari,  atas.  paflT. 
P  oliiqutum,  ii    n.  an  axiom 
Pro  oq'jor,  f»  qtautoifttm.  dep.  to 

fp'akout 
P  oiubiam,  ii.  a  delight,  a  dejire 
Pro'ikitiim,'ii.  n.  a  frreparative 
Proludo,ere,fi,  futn.  fflourijb  before 

tlrey  play,  t9  begin^  or  (ommtuce 
Prol«]0,    i^re,    ci,    utum.    t£^.     to 

noafb  much,  to  jcour^  to  «p*/,  to 

batke.  to  fotofe.    Proluere  opes, 

to  kwifh  amay  hit  e^ate,  Tac. 
ProiQfio,  otiis.  f.  itn  ^a^,  a  trial 
Prolutas,  a,  um.  ^u  foked^  frtofed 
Proliivias,  ei.  f,  filth,  offtcouritig,  a 

hofenefs 
Proliivium,  ii.  n.  filth,  prodigality, 

or  wafleful fpending 
Prolyta,a.  m.  a  licentiate  of  the  bew 
PVomano,  arc.  vidt.Emtaio 
Promatert^ra,  x.  f.  a  great  aunt 
Promvndus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  drawn 

out,  or  produced 
Promens,  th.  pt.  drawing  out 
PromercSlis,  e.  adj,  to  be  fold.  Fo- 

rom   protnercale,    rvg  fair,    or 

lohere  old  clotkes  and  lumber  art  tg 

be/old 
Proraercor,  ari,  vide  Prenjerror 
PVomcrendus,  »,  uni«  ^U'to  tlH^e 


PRO 

Proroerent,  t;t.  pt.  deler^ng 
ProTiereo,  ere,  oi,  Trutn.  &  prdme- 

reor,  itos  fum.  dep.  /•  Seferv^t 

to  cbnge 
Proroeritom,  i.  II.  ade^rt 
P'oinTer>,  ire.  n.  topmteomt 
Pro*nincns,  ti«.   part.   &f  adj.  or, 

como.  prpmiuent,  fiauding^ut 
Pro<rinentia,  ae.  f,    a  pritiiaeuce^ 

a  premontory 
Proinro<-o,  ere,  ui.    n.  /•  Jut  emt^ 

tobtrg  9Xfer 
Prooiino,  arc.  fa  lead  forth 
Prominulusja,  um,foMewbatftan:^ 

ing  out 
Promifrco,  to  mingle  to^rtbiT 
Pro'^ifruc,  adv.  confufdly 
Prumifcnns,    a,    um.    promifiuoms^ 

general,  ordinary,    mutual^    Pro* 

roifcuum  genus,  the  epiceme geiiSag. 
Pronniflio,  on  is.  f.  apromife 
Promiffor.  6ris.  m.  a  promifef 
Prom i flu,  abUt.  bypronnfe 
Promiflum,  i.  n.  apromife,  a  vom. 
PromifTus,  a.    um.    pt.    promiftd^ 

vovfed.  Adj.  hanging  Mwu lonj^^ 

fwaggifig 
Promittcns,  tis.  pt,  pr^mtjiug 
Promiito,  ire,   Tfi,  (Turn,    ack.    t% 

fii^*  to  firetcK    to  kt  grtm  M 

length,  topremife,  tomakeawafi 

Jignation^   totkreaten 
Promo,  Sre,  pfi)  ptpro.  aft.  to  bring 

forth,  to  draw  out  of  a    veAei, 

to  laymen,   Promere  gemitui,  *f 

fetch  a  groan,  Mait. 
prwmor,  i.  paflT.  ^ 
Promontoriuti),  ii.  n.  a  tape 
Protnotio,  onis.  f.  prenictiou 
Promotui,  a,  um.  pt, promoted 
PromSvpo,  ere,  ow,otumt  aft.  & 

ti,to  moveferward.Met.to  promoti 
Prompte,  adv.  ius.  comp'    iTimdi 


PRO 

Pronp^itudo,  inis.  f.  readineji 
promp  to,  ire.  to  bring  forth 
promptuy  monopt.   in  ablat.  nu. 

nippy  at  band 
Promptoirium,  ii.  n.  aflirtbouft 
Promptuaria  celh.tf  cellar, a  buttery 


PRO 

Pronnnciitum,  i.  n.  m  prc^fitiii 
Pr5nunciatur,imperf.  ith  publifitfi 
Pronunciacuru<,  a,  uzn.  pt.  abtmtn 

prcmunct^  or  declare 
Pronunciattjs,  pt.  pronounced 
Pionun:iatns,  ui.  m,  a  pronouncing 


PromptD»,    a,  um.    part,  fef    a-ij.    Pronuncio,  are.  ad^.  to  pronoanrf. 


taken  out.  Adj.  or,  como.  inimii*, 

i'up.  prompt,  reajy,  faCy,   fu-ck, 

hold,    inclined  to  :  AHo  evident, 

manifefi 
Promul»:atio,  onis.  f.  a  promulgntion 
Promulgatarut,  z,  um,  pt.    about 

ptpublijb 
Promalgatus,  a,  nm.  pt.  publijbedy 

proclaimed,  deteRed 
PrornuFfo,  are.  adk.  to  proclaim 
Proinu>fis  ii\^,  f.  mfthr^lin 
Promus,  i.  m,  cl^rk  of  the  kitcbn 
Pr«>mutuui,  a,  u-n.  mutual 
Pronaog,  a  pvrcb 
Pronrd^o,  ere,    xi,  W  xu-,    xiim. 

aO.    to  kn't  c«,  to  tie  to  another 
ProDcpof,  ati«.  m.   a  n:pbetv*t  Jon, 

a  great  j^randchilJ 
ProDeptii»  i».   f.  a  riece*s  daughter 
PronTras,   tafs's.  f.  pronnefs 
PrSnonen,  mit.  n.  if  pronoun 


to  rrbiarfe  a  (peech,  6?tf.   '«  «w«r, 

to  puUi/t,   to  prom'Je  publicly t    to 

give  lemtence,   to  proclaim 
Pronupir.   adv.  very  lately 
Pronuros,  us.  f.  agrandjonswfe 
P.^niis,  a.  um.  or,  comp.  ffioius, 

flip,    prone,  fioepin^  dowmvard. 

Met.  inclined,  i'cnr  :  Alio  ready t 

quickly  pajjing,  nigh  at  hand 
Proamior,  art.  dep.  toprefate 
Procemium.  ii.  n.  a  preface^  a  proem, 

the  prelude 
Propa'^andus,a,  um.  pt.  to  bepropa* 

gated 
Pro^aga'io,    onis.  f.    a    planting, 

pr:pagation 
Piopa^ator,  oris.  m.  an  snlarger 
Propaga'ut,  a,  um.  pt.  enlarged 
Piopa^o,  inis.  f.  a  cutting,  or  plant 

of  any  tree,   a  layer  o(  a  fl'»wer. 

Me*,  a  racejia:k,itneage,  or  breed 


PrSnonotiaiii,  e.  adj.  ofaproncun    I  P,6pago,arc.at>. /©j/rw^  asa  tree, 
PronSonrnaiio,  onis.  f.  a  circumio*  \      Mef.    to  propcgatey  to  keep  and 

cutiom  of  a  prober  name  !       maintain 

Pronifba,  x.f.   abri.lemud:  Alfo    PrSpagor,  ari,  atus,  paflT. 

the  goMeft  of  marriage,  a    title    Propa'a,  a.  m.  *  retailer 

of  Jutio  Propalanrj,  ad?,  tptnly 

P'Sftu  >•»»,  a,  vm.  p-^rt,  of  marriage    Propanfus,  pt.  (f>read  abroad 
PrSnubus,  i.  tn.  the  brideman  PropaflfuB,  a,  um.   pt,  taide  open 

Piontjr»ciab.|is  oratio,  a    fo^rfitton    Propatruus,  ui.  in.  tf  great  uncle 

in  hgic  Propaciilog,  a,  um.  adj.  wide.    In 

Proounciand,  tia.  p^,  pronnuncing      I      prop^tulo,    op'nly,   abroad  in  the 
Pr'jniiMtiano.  ows.  a  prjftunciath^f,'      open  air.  Col.  Pudicitiam  in  pro- 

^  pu'^lirnt'nn^  a  judicial  fentc^nce,  '      patulo  habeie,  unguaraed.  Sail. 

<^ pr^h^flrinn  Propc,  pracp.    nigb,     near   to,    bv, 

Pf"  'iiiini  i  Jcur,dris  m.  a  rf^trttr  o  id       Vellt,    o\t»^,  wart  xndal^eat^  V. 


PRO 

Prope,  a  jr.  near^  at  hoMi,  % 
mlmaji,  in   a   nmnner,  «af  I 

hard  by 

days  "J 

Propcllcndnt,  pt.    to  h  th4^ 

forced  ' 

P'opellena,  tis.  ©t.  forcing 
ProaePo,  ere,  uK,  ulfaoi.  J 

dfive  a^oay,  to  thruft,  M  i| 

to  cortfirain^  to  vnve 
Pr^pemS  fom,  adv.  a!mi4    ' 
Propempticon,  apormfoetM 
Propendens,  rif.  pt.  hangout 
Prop^n-lco.  cr?,di,  (um.  o.«< 

veigb,  to  lean  forward,  »» 
Propcn'io,  J?re.  a^.  to  cmJAr 
Propens^,  adv.  fa^hore^p  rH 
Propenfio,  3n'S.  f.  incTttelim 
PropensTtas,  atit.  f,  prefeofff 
PrSpenfus,  a«  um.  pirt.  fif  il 

comp.tflimos,  fap.vm^ip 

propeufe,  pr'ine 
Pr^p^'randns,  a,  um.  pt.  tak 

bafie  with 
Prop-rans.  tis.  pt-  bafimr^ 
PrSperantrr,    adv.      bo  flip 

comp,  flim^,  fupcl. 
PrSp^frantia,  «.  f.  «  awliff* 
Propi^ratio,  Snis,  f.  tfn  *»/• 
Pr3p?rar6,  adv.  fpeedih 
Pr5pSraiut,    a,    um,  pt.  H 

Propcrato  opui  eft,  we  hm 

make  hofie 
PrJp^ratuf,  (is.  m.  an  bajltai^ 
Pr5pcrc\.adv.  fpeedi^,  with* 

liberation 
Pr6p?ro,  ar^.  aft.  fif  n.  aft. 

futckly.  Ncut.  to  mah  J^ 

difpatcb 
Pr5p|ror,arijirM.  p3ff.ip«* 
Pi5per«s  at  ««•  »li-  f^P 
Propcxus,  *,  unr,  ( 


,0 

r/prophetcf>  x.  in. 
Iha  p9tt 
I  tf  ptopbtcy 

nili.  prtpbetieal 
f.  apropbetefi,  Eccl 
!.  toprtfbecy 
J.f,  prevnttw pfyfir 

a,  umv  prroentive 
t,  i,  M  drinking  to 
B.  m,  a  drinker  to 
» i/ri>i#  c«e*8  i^tfi^^ 
.  hard  bf 
tit.  f.  neigb^otirbcod, 

•  f9  approach 
am.  adj.  ior,  comp, 
mar  at  band:   Aifo 
^  »ftfr  import,  re- 
flet nigbpTy  w&re  nktm 
<le^more  nearfy  related- 
.  foonappeafed 
pt.  atoning 
I.  f.  a  propitiation 
.  m.  afacrjficer 
ii.  n.  t  be  mercy 'feat 
a,  am.  expiatory 
im.  f.t.  tffomi 

El.   /«  fffdWC 

itus.  pair. 
favourabltf  merciful 
»p.  «e«r,  more  fa- 

a  retailer 
fbe  ftihurhs 
Bt.  p^op'^fin^ 
ui,  sTtum.  aft.    /» 
'trvpofe,  to  proclaim  J 
faUt    to   a  firm  ^    to 
\mift 
Ttus  pair,  to  be  pro- 

H  &c. 
furthermore 
f.  proportion 


PRO 

Proportionatus,  pt.  propertioned 
Propcisitio,  6nis.  f.    a  propojjl,  a 

propojhion,  afuhjeff 
Propoiitum,  i.    n.    a  purpo/e,  an 

intent,  a  rtfolution 
Proposftum  eftjimperf./  ampurpofed 
9ropo(itxiTUSj^,\itti,pt.abouttoprcpofe 
Pi6pcsit*>«,    a,    um.    pt»    expoj/df 

purp^fidt  propofed 
Propr^tor,  oris.  m.  a  lieutenant  go 

nteinnnr 
Propric,  adv.  properly 
Proprietarias,  ii.  m.  aprcprietor 
Proprifrtas,    arts,    f,    ■    P^optrty^ 
•    nature,  or  qnality,  the  right  of  a 

thing,  propriety 
Proprius,   a,  am.  pecu/iar,  fecial, 

prcjper,  genuine 
l»ropter,  pr«p«  for,   by  reafon  of: 

Alf6  near  tOt  bard  fy,  bytbejide 
rroptera,  adv.  tberefin 
Pr5piMiofui,  a,  om.  Jbamefltl 
Piopudium,  ii.  n*  dtjgrace,  jbmne. 

Met.  an  barht 
Prdpugnactilum,  Ii.  n.  afirtreft 
Propugnans.  t's.  pt.  dgftnding 
Propugnatio,  5nis.  f.  a  defunding 
PrdpUgfiac<><')  ^''is*  'A*  4i  tbampion 
propugno,  are.  tojtgbt,  to  defend 
|>ropuKanS,  tis.  pt.  driving  away 
Propw'55tio,6nl8.  f .  «  dri-etng  a^day 
Prop-^Isa tor,  oris.  m.  a  dfi'Oef  back 
Propulfo,  are.    to  drive  cway,    tc 

fiave  off 
Propulsarius,  a,  «fh;  exptllirrg 
Propulfa turns,  a,  am.  pt,  ab^ut  to 

drit'e  avi^y 
P'oc'uKus,  a,  am,  pt,  chafd  anvay 
PropulAis,  Qs.  m.  a  driving  away 
Piopylaeum,i.n.fl^5rfi.  ugate-boufi 
Prbr3k,3t.f.tbeprovf.  PrOra  &  pup- 
pis,  all  in  all 
Prorcpens,  tis.  pt.  creeping  forth 
Prorept),  ?rc,  pfi,  ptom.  a.  to  crfep ' 


PRO 

along,  togro^o 
Prorcta,  se.   m.  the  boat/wain*  Si 

tu  prorcta  iAi  navi   cs,  ego  gM« 
*  bernator  ero,  i/you  iire  the  cap, 

t  kifiU  be  the  buttan,  Prov, 
Proreus,  m.  the  pilot 
Prorex,  egis.  m.  a  viceroy 
PfDriga,  ae.  m.  a  groom  cf  the  fla^le 
Pforl^icns,  tis.  pt,  Jhafching 
Proripio,   ere,  ui,   eptum.  aft.  /• 

taktaway  by  for  le^to  f natch,  Pro- 

ripcrfe  ft,  to  Jltnk  diooy,  to  get 

^"^"/j  ^^  *"*'  ^"  efcapt 
ProrTpior,  i.  pafT. 
Pr6rito,  are.  to  prvuoki:  Alfo  f 

allure,  or  invite 
Prdroganfi  tis.  pUprnroguinjg 
Pror^gatio,  onis*  U  a  prorogation 
Prordgacor.  oris.  m.  aproknger 
Pr5rSg;o,are.ad.r6  defer,  Vd  prorogu^ 

adjoiirn 
Prordgor,  ari,  Jtu«,  ptlT. 
Prorsiim,  ady.  ^ftraigh^,  dire&h,  «r 

all,  RursiScn  prorsi^m»  to  andfro^ 

forroard  tin'd  backward,  Tcr,. 
Prortiis,   adv.    altogether,    inttr^ly^ 

Jurely,    Nihil  prortiksj  nothing  at 

alt,  tic, 
Prorfus,  a,  nm,  pt.  firaight 
Prorumpeot,  tit.  pt.  breakingfirtb 
Prorumpo.  e)re,  upi,    {)tuin.  d.  tt 

break' firth  J    to  force  a  pajfage* 

A(k.  to  cafl  out.  nfg,A^H.i,  572. 
Proriio,  ere,  iii,  ji(um.  z&.  to  over"   • 

threw.  Neut.  to  tumble  over  and 

over.     Prorucre  fe  foras,   to  rufk 

out  oftloori,  Ter. 
Proruptuc,  a,  um.  pt.  hurfl,  running 

violntly.  Met.  beady  and  deCperate 
Proriitus,  a,  um,  pt.  wertbrowu 
PrSfa,  ac.  f.  adj.  profe 
Profatcus,  a,  um.  in  profe 
Pro^apia,  ae.  f.  a  pedigree,  afanuly 
Profatus,  a,  um.  defcended 

^x4 


PRO 

Pfsfccniam/ii.  n.  afcaffoii,  or JIagi 
Profciendent,  tis.  pr.  dt^idng 
Profciodo,  ere,    idi,   Iciffum    a£l 
tm  tut,    to  bno  aown,    tn  p^ovf 
Met.  to  defame 
Piociflio,  onis.  f.  a  t:.ttit^uj> 
Pto(*:iffas,AtUm,pz.cutff>'.wtJ,  tiiUd 
Profcribendui,  a,  um.  pc.  to  be  fro- 

Jcribtd 
Profcrito,  Sre,  pfi,   ptum.   aft.   to 
publip  for  faU,  fhatiijb^  or/ro- 
feribf 
Profcrbor^  i,  ptas.  pafT. 
Profcrptio,  onis.  f.  a  profirtpfion, 
outlawry, hanijtment,  a  confif^ation 
Profcriptor,  oria.  m.  abaniptr 
Profcripturio,   ire,   Ivi.  dtfwoui   to 

banijb  and  c^njtf.ati 
ProTcripCos,  a,  um.  pt.  /kt  to  be /old, 

9ot}aioeif  tjnified,  ptofcribid 
Prose'-o,  ire.  to  cut  out 
PrC>-ecro,  are.  tofacrifice  onto 
PrSfe^um,  i.  n.  tb«  baftUti 
PrCfeflus,  a,  bm.  pt*  cui  cpem 
Proi'Tlus,  df.  m.  a  cutting 
Prosecutor,  oris.  m.  au  attendant 
^Try'.ccMinrw,tiyMm.^x.sbout  taJoUaim 
Pr5seda,  ae.  f.  a  ammtn  whore 
Profelytus,  i.  tn,  a  profg/yte 
I*ros?mTnItus,  a,  um,  fytt>ed 
P.'OSemTao,  are.  aft.  tofov 
ProsSqiiendus,  a,  um.  pt,  to  be  at- 
tended. Abf  )i.  to  bi  frequented 
Proseqiietts.tis.  pt.  pUoroing,  wait- 

inf  Off,  attending 
PrSslFquor,  i,  cu  us.  dep.  /«  purfue, 
to  profecute,  to  Vfait  upon,  cr  at- 
tend, "Met.  to  imitate*,  to  dlfcourfg 
of,  Profccfoi  aliquem  amore,  to 
k-ve  him,  Cic.  laudibu^,  Cd,  be. 
ncfiriis,  ofHciis,  to  ob/i^e,  or  to 
do  km  a  kindr.e'it  Cic.  verbis,  to 
rate,  or  cbiJe,  Id.  ^raiia  mtmo 


iiSij  t^hcMUrQtUimmory 


PRO 

?idferpens,  tis.  pt.  creeping 
t'rd(c;r^,  ere,  p6,  ptum.  n.  to  creep 
.-'rolero,  ui.  to  fow 
i'lofeucha,  k.  ^  ^rofeucbe,  ci.  f. 

un  or  St  OP  J,    OT  place  of  prayer 
PxOkllio,  ire.  ui,   ivi  &  li,  ultum. 

ti  leapjto  Jbo  t  out.  Met.  tofaUy 
Prosocer,  en.  vl*  tbo'xife^ifatber'i 

father 
ProfiScrus,.  iis.  f.  agrandmztber 
Prosddi^,  jr.  f.  projody 
Pi6.5pii|iaBU,  x»    f,    /^  fffgnifg 

of  a  perfcM,  or  fi/vg^,  tojpeak 
Pro  pe£c4ns,  til.  pt.  terpingjmb 
Profpe^^e,  adv.  corifiderately 
P.ofpewlo,  are.  toxUv 
Profpeftunis,  a,  am.  pt.    ahomi  to 

take  view 
PiorpeAus,us.m.tf  prc^eff:  Alfb  id. 

quod  af  jedus,  Jgbt 
Pidfpecuk>ry    ari,   atui  fom.   dep. 

to  (pie  a  far  of y  to  f cut 
Profper,  &  profpems,  a,  am.  ior 
comp.  T\mn% Jbx^.lucky,pro(perous^ 
favourahUt   gifieg     prejperity   : 
Alfo  intire^  un(pot:ed 
Profp^re,  adv.    ius,   comp.    rime, 
(op  fortunately, profperoafyy  luckity 
Profpergo,  trC.  to  btfprini.'e 
ProJpericas,  at  is.  f.  profper  ity 
ProfpSro,  arc.  to  indulge^  tofuceeed, 

to  make  pr'>jpeT0us 
Pro:'p€rfus.  a.  Mm.  pt.  heforirkled 
Piofpcrus,  a,  um.  viV/.  Profper 
Profpiciendas,  a,  um.  pt.  towem^ 

or  be  viezved 
Profpicicns  tis.  pt.  vievfinr 
Proff  Icicntcr,  adv.  cireumfpeBly 
Profpxicntia,  a.  f.  fareji^bt 
Profpic'o,    ere,    exi,  e£tum.    aft. 
ts'^^rtp^  ioforfre    to  take  care  of : 
Alio  to  fee,  or  /«»* 
?T«v<V^c^^\,  i.  ^aff.  t^  be  viewed 


;vA^VV.^t»»M.  c«r«Ju\Vj 


PRO 

Profpicuns,  a,  am.  pc.  *«■■■ 
Profpiro,  arc.  to  breathes^ 
Proliaos, lis.  p:.  jutting n^^ 

tuiingf.r  hire 
•Profternexis,  t.i.  pt.  •wi.'i'iiil 
Piofleroo,  cre»  firavi,fbit«l 
to  overthrow,  frrike  «m' 
doron,    to  lay  fjt,  t3  fr^ 
lay  along,  toprew,  t>  f^ 
tobamble,   or  demean 
PrOf^CTnoCf  i.  palU 
Proftibiila.  sc.  f.  a  tmmmiA 
PfOftibulum.  i.  m.  a/e9 
PrOftTtuo,   cie,    ni,  u:uo.ii 

praftitute 
P  rofti tuta,  ae.  /.  tf  pr^tm  . 
Proftitutusy  a,  um.  pt.  f4*^ 
Pro(lo,ire,  iti,  itam.  n.  f^t* 
jmtf  tofiand  to  be  Ixred,  9tf 
Pffoftratarut,  a,  um.  pU  ekai 

proArmie 
Proftratut;a,om.  pUprtf^fh 

tbntoa,  pro^itnted 
Proftyloa,  f.  a  building  zi-itkp 
PrOtubige,    ere,  egi,   aftu 
to  tbrow  up,  tofiampdtih 
Ptofubalz,  arum.  f.  AtctM 
Profum,  del,  fui,  deffc.  ttiti 
PiOtafis,  is.f.  a  propift'm 
PiOreftio,  on  it.  f.  a  prtteBi* 
Proteftoi,  oris.  m.  aprsttS* 
Proteft.im,  i.n.  a  la'ctn 
Protefti]rus,a,am.pt  abotia 
Protcftas,  a,  um.  pf.  nfr* 
adj.  or,  coTnp. /i/>,  ''»■«»» 
Proteftus,  lis.  m.  vrjt  ?tcvi 
Pi  ote$en%iu5,  a,  um.    pt.  ''i 

or  be  pro'ecled 
PrStAjtens,  r?F,  pt.  «f*""f 
PrSteco,    ?re,    xi,  fttiSJ.  ' 
cwfT,  Met.  t6  proteli,^* 
to  make  a  juttt 
Pr6t?eor,   i.  paiT. 
Pcatelo,  arc.  a£l.  tofnffi' 


PRO 

readily 

n.  a  cofttitiual pufiing, 

•  advantage 

is.  pt,/hetebing  oMt,  or 

b 

:,  di,  fuo).  &  tarn.  uSt. 

tty  to  dffcr,  /•  txtend 

nm.  pt.firetched 
um.  i>t,  firetcbedfirtbt 

>a)p.  w/^tf,  extended 

f.  afar  off 

lyum.pt.  /0  ^«  trampled 

s.  pt.  tramfing  upon 
are.  aft.  ro  nc/r»ii  r^ 

,  trivr,   trTtom.   a6l. 
ta  crujb  to  pieces,  S9 

paff. 

e,  ui.  y£t.  to/rtghe 
V.  jus,  conrtpf   ii^jmCf 
trd^yfjiBppiJ/j/y,  incofi- 

,  f.  fjwcinefs 
It  is.  f.  pecvijhnefs 
adv.  Jan-cilj    .. 

um.  Jawrj,  ^reward, 
rrvus,  want'jH 
i;f.  f r0  obicAans  ;  alfo 
r 

3nis.  f.  tf  protejlatioa 
i,dep.  t9pr§tefi 
\s  •  Jortbvfitk 
•i  protends,  ri]fi/  /(«/•- 
fentfy,  infiamtfyp  at  the 

avx/ in  order,  cerjinw 
^ore^  by  cenpqucnce^  in- 
indivijibly 

I,  n«  a  rough  draught 

,  U  advanc:^  to  jrokng 
rXl,  thejirftmartjr 


PRO 

PrOtonotarivB,  rii.  pi.  aprofonotary 
Protoplaflns,  i.  m.  father  ^aam 
Pr5t5tou)UB,  mi.  m.  a/prout 
Prototypon,  i.  n.  tbefrjjt  copy 
Prototypus,  a,  um.  adj.  original 
Protradus,  a,  um.  pt.  prtuongfd 
Poitiadlus,  us.  m.  a  portrait 
Portiahens,  ti».  pt.  dravfimg  out 
Poitrahendus,ayUm.  pt,tobe drawn 

cut 
Portraho,   ere,  xi,   £lum.  aA.    to 

drag  along,    to    drafo  forth,    or 

out  of,  toprotraSf   or  prolong,  to 

aggravate 
Protrahor,  i,  traftus.  pafT. 
Protrimentum,  i.  n.  an  hajb 
Protrltus,  a,  um.  pt.  trodden  under 

fi>«t,  beaten,  cut  /mail 
Protrudo,  ifre,  li,  I'um.  a£k.  to  tbrufi 

forward 
Protrudor,  i.   pafT. 
Pro^iibcro,  are.  to  bud 
Proturbans,  tis.  pL  tbrufting  out 
Proturbo,  ira,  aft.   to  thrufi  out 
Proturbor,  arij  atus.  pafl". 
Protutcia,  as.  f.  •vice-guerdlanfifif. 
Protypum,  i.  n.  a  pattern 
Piovcftus,  a»  uir.   pt.  fif  adj.  or, 

eonip.rdrrjV^  along.  Mct.ad'vanced 
Provchens,  tis.  pt.  advancing 
i  Pioveho,  Src,  xi,  dlum.  aft.  tocarry 

en,   to  convey,  to  txpoje,   to   ad- 

vaticr,  to  promote 
Provchor,  i.  paff.  to  be  earrifd  on, 

to  be  tranfpcrted 
Proven  iens,  tis.  pt.  coming  forth 
Provcnio,  Ire,   cni,  entum.  n.   to 

come  forth,    to  ir.Qreafe,    to  a 

into    the  world,   to  grow,    to  be 

produced,  to  come  to  pafs,    Nimis 

proventum  eft  nequiler,  J  bavi 

had  ill  luck,  Plaut. 
Proyenturui,   a,  um.  pt.  abi,:tt  f 

ta^ptn 


PRO 

Prorentns,  (is.  m.  incrcetfe,  ymHfp 

income,    revenue^  abundame^  giuodl 

juccejs 
Plover  bialis,  e.  pnverbi^l 
P<  overbium,  ii.  n.  a  pto^crh 
Proverfus,  a»  um.  pt.  rigbeftrtvmd 
Pr  vide,  adv.  ^'ijebf 
Piovidensy    t«s.    pt.    df  adj.   cr, 

comp.    flimua,   fup.   prvoAdm^ 

wije,  carefkL 
Piovjdenter,  adv.  providemtiai^ 
P>  ovidentia,  m,  i.  providence 
Pjovioco,   ere,  di,    fuou   aft.  H 

firefte,  to  provide,  t§  /rMMar,  i9 

provide  ag  ainfi 
Pi5videor,  eii.  ^a(f.  ubeftwmdtd 

PjovxduB,  a,  Mm,  ferefeeing,  pmm' 

dent,  circumJpfB,  careful,    wife^ 

Wiity.  prcviditig  fir 
Provincia,  ae.  f,  a  provitKC,  the  g^ 

vfrnment  thereof.   Met*  s  ta/k^  «r 

undertaking 
Proviociilis,  c  adj.   ^a  prominee^ 

provincial 
Piovincialis,  is.  so.  aprevtuciat 
Prdvjnciatim,  adv.  province  by  prt* 

vince 
Pi  5  vlfio,  on  Is.  f .  forffgbt,  pr^vifieet,, 

a  providing,  a  purveying 
Pruvifpi,  cf€,  fi,  fum.  to  goto /ea 
Provlfor,  oris.  m.  a  forejeer,  a  put" 

vtyor 
Provlfum  eft,  imperf.  care  U  taken 
Provifurus,  a,  um.  pt.  abwttopr^^ 

^idefor,  or  take  care  of 
PiOfjfus,  a,  um.  pt.  forefien,  cim- 

fideted  of  aforeband,  provided  f«r, 

^t  againfi 
PiOviius,  ds.  rti,  forefight,  tauticn, 

proviaence 
I'lovTvo,  «;c,  XI.  ft  furv:'ve 
l*ilv6ca«s,  tis.  ^t,  ^rc-c^Ad^i. 


^<^-> 


P  R  U 

Pi5vocitio,  onis.  f.  a  challenging 
Alfo  mn  appeal 

Pf'"»vocJtor,  Oiis.  m.  4  challergir^ 
an  appealer 

Prov8caTorIns,a,iim  mij.  challenging 

Prdv6cif(iit,  a,  um.  pt.  m.ved,  in- 
duced, cbslttnied^  provoked,  defied 

IVoviSco,  are.  aft.  to  call  forth,  to 
cbailtnge,  t9  lisfy^  to  appeal 

y^^y"Ao,lit.i\.tojlyOttt,to  make  hafie 

P'QVblvens,  tit.  pr.  rumhlirg  dvtvn 

Provaiiro,  ere,  vi,  utiim.  aft.  to 
»»//,  Qrttimlle,  toaifregard.  Pro* 
solvere  ft  ad  genua,  tc/aUdtnvn 
at  cncijtcty  Curt. 

Pi&rolvor,  i.paif. 

ProTolatus,  a,  um.  ft.  falling  dcatn 
pn/hate 

Pi*»oa[»o,  J?re.  aft.  tivcmit 

l^tuvoT(u^^z,um,pt.JlraigLt  forward 

Proiif,  adr.  iv^yj  ,aj 

Piovulpo,  are.  topuhUjb 

Proxcntta,  a?,  m.a  briker 

Proxcnetjfcum.  ei.  n.  broU-age 

Proxi'mltus,  uj.  m.  i:etgb6ourLo§d 

Proxiini,  adv.  &  pracp.  next,  or 
/4,-^,  v^rj»  nigb,  as  nigh  as  may  ic  : 
Alio  firft  cfail 

Proiimitas,  atis.  f.  prcximvy,  near 
nefs,  ne-jrbbourkocd,  hhenefi 

proximo,  are.  toapproachy  to  be  next 

Praxinio,  adv.  next 9  lafl 

ProximuT,  mi.  r,  the  next  place. 
In  DToximo,  hard  by 

ProximuSy  a«  um.  fup.  or,  conip. 
nearefi,  nexty  lafl,  Sukft.  a  rMgb- 
hour,  a  friend,  a  kinsman,  Picx 
imus  i  poftremo,  tbe  lafifave  one 

Pfudens.  adj  or,  comp.  iTimus, 
fup.  fagmcious,  prudent,  'wife, 
kno-J)in^,  cunning,  expert,  fkil  ul 

Pnldenrer,  adv.  ius,  com^.  \£f\mt^ 


P  T  E 

derjlanding,  vifdcm^  prudence,  dif' 

CrCtiirt 

Priil.-ia,  JP.  f.  an  h-arfrojl 
Prainof..s,  a,  wm,  frofiy,  cold 
Pi  una,  ae.  f.  live  coil 
Prufkum,  i.  n.  a  prune 
Prunes,  \.  f,  a  plum  t-ee 
Pruriens,  tis.  pt.  itching 
Proriijinofus,  a,  um.  pt.  itchy 
PulTiijo,  iiiis.  t.  tbe  itch 
Prurio,  ire,  ivi,   Ttum,  n.  to  itch. 

Met.  to  plcafi,  to  defi'e  to  do 
PiUriCus,  Cs.  m.  an  itching 


Fnldenrer,  adv.  ius,  com^.  \tt\mt  A    tfct  jo«/  and  tbe  body 


P  hefore  S. 

Pril!o,  ?re.  n.  tofing,  or  play  on  an- 

inJlrumcKt 
Pfalmifta,  2e.  m'.  a  pfalmifl 
Pfalniodia,  ."c.  f.  afingirf  of  pfalms 
PfaliTius,  mi.  m.  a  pfj/n 
PlalleriusD,  ii.  n.  mufirHkean  harp, 

a  pfakery :  A\Co  tbe  pf alter,  01 

pfalms 
Pfeudonardus,  1.  f.  fpike 
PfcodopiSphcta,  x,  m,  a  falfe pro- 
phet 
Picudofphcce,  es.  f.  a  kind  ef  wa/p 

fyt'ig  a'one,    Pfeidofnliecem  ?o- 

canr  vefpam,   ^us  finguiaris  vo- 

litar,  PHn,  30,  12. 
Pfcudothyrum,  rl.  n  a  had  daor 
Psjfijo thrum,  J.  n,    an   ointment  to 

take  azoay  hair 
Pfittacinug,  a,  um.  //**  a  parrot. 

Pfittacinumcollyrium,  ofagreen 

colour 
PHrtacus.  ci.  m.  fl  parrot 
Ppora,  :c.  f,  manginefi 
PforTcus,  a,  um.    mangy 
Pfychomachia,  :c,  f.  a  war  between 

xht  f;«/  and  the  body 

Vf^Y 


PUB 

Ptesygiom,  ii,  n,  tht  fi*^ 

in  the  eye 
Prtgana,  a,  f.  ptifent 
Ptiianarium,  ii.  n.  rictmi 

PbefereV, 

Pubens,  tit.  pt.  fall  from 
Pubeo,  ere.  to  be  full pf* 
Puber,  eris,  «/  pubrti  «i  I 
grown 


Pubcrtast  atis.  f.  ripte^ 


H 


la«  plena,  the  age  tfn^} 
Pubes,    is.   f.    the  privj  ff^ 

company  of  young ptepit 
Pubes,  eris.  adj.  of  rift  ft^ 
Pubefce^vs,  tis.  pt.  dlwy,r* 

ripe  of  age 
PQbefco,  ere.  to  bud,  »i**" 

fiourifht  to  begin  tobete** 
Pubis,  c.  adj.  pro  pobei 
Publjca,  ae.  f.  an  barltt 
Publlcanus,    i.  m.   j  /sW" 

farmer  pf  cujiomt 
Publicat>o,  onjs.  f,  #/»««f  j 

to  open  fa k 
Publice,  adv.  publclxt  »'*'j 

ef  tbe  world,  on  tkt  ftiSt 

count,  tsmmcn  cha^^ie,  V  H 

tbe  wbole  city 
Publicitiis.adv.  at  tkepni&» 

by  a-mmton  advice.   PuWifl* 

tereft.i/  coneernett  tbepM 
Publicius,  a,  um.pt. /*** 
Puhico,  are.  aft.  to  mtkf 

to  conffeate^  to  prcflitttt 
Publicor,  ari,  atus.  p»S 
PoblTcCla,  a:,  m.  ap^l^ 
PabWcam,  ci,  n.  tbe  pfbSt'- 

pttblic  revenue^  theftbikfi 
PublicttS,a,um.  adypuiSti^ 

belcmging     to  the  ft^i 

manfe/i,  general,  fs'^i  ^ 


r  E 

a  fca'venget 
lack  grapes 
1,  puane  tcini 

the  privy  parti 
n.  thepnvy  memktr 
m.  pt.  fhamtful 
.  ^adj.  or,  comp. 
fitamefaced,  bajhful, 

,  ids,  coiDp.  iflime, 
?,   mudtpy 
•  n.  ro  ^^  ajhamed 
to  grow  ofi>amtd 

vet    puuttttxn   eft} 
f  afiamed 

\,   urn.  pt.    bajhfult 
0  fo  ^«  ajhmmed  of^ 
Theb.  5. 
iiis,   comp.  cbaficly^ 

f.    tbajiity^  modtfty : 

.comp.  more  modefily, 

m.  adj.  or,  comp, 
hsne/i^  chaficy  modefi 
Ifi.  bafifulnefiy  mo- 
tyt  virginify,  famcj 
bame,  aifgrace 
*a  little  girl,  a  maidf 
xan,  a  nympbf  a  mat'^ 
a  tvidoto 

rjrlifif 

V,  like  a  girt 

to  gro^  young 
.  a  little  girl 

a  littk  boy 
.  tf  child,   a  boy,  a 

t  girl 

,  to  pl^  the  child 
Uhildijh,  filly  y  pumlv 
\iu  i*,  (tildijhaefs,  .pu . 


PV  o 


PucfiJitbi  idtf»  ebildijbhf 
Pueiitia,  jt,  f.  childhood 
Pkiefitks,  cL  f.  Hem 
PucT^Jcra,  K.  f*  tf  tinman  in  childhed 
Pticrperiiim,  ii,  n.  cbitdtid 
Pi^rp^ruiF,    aij    utti.    adj.    bedring 

thldren^  btlping  a  'Ufomdn  to  bt 

dtfi've*  ed 
Pueruli,  ft.  f,  d  little gir! 
PucruJu^  u  m.  «  httle  bey 
P'lcrkja^  i,  ro.  ii  %        / 
P  iJ  gi  1 J  T  li  J  *< .  E .  11  champion^  glsdiatot 
PiigTiarja^  t:i,  pC»  iox/n^ 

P  lip  f  a  tua,  u  1.  m*r fc€  extrcije  §f  boxing 
pNgilic*,  adv,  vgllantfy 
PugilUre,  Jkih.  n.a  table  book 
PugilUreSpium.pL  n.  apalrifitfri- 

tiw^^  or  rcfir.^  tablet 
PugiiUiii^pL  n,  /^«m 
PugtJllnSj  re,  adj*  an  handful 
Ptigilijtori^»,  fljuoi*  firicktnimtb 

item 
Pii  g  i  I  hi  m ,  1 L  i>  i  d»  handful 
PiigliOj  ire,  /siwc 
Pugibr,  ari,  *3ep,  iVrtir 
Pujjio,  on  5.   f.  4  dagger*    Plttm- 

beui   pug^Of    ff  WMi  argument t 

Ck,  A  fugbnc,  afvivtd'htaret 
Pugiiinciikj,  i«  m<  Mjbtrt  dagger 
Pugrjaj  a?,  f,  ajigbtf  battle,  trouble 
Pugnirirai,  ntia,  f.  tf  ie^rr  to  fight 
Piigiiactt^r,  adv.  ios,  conHp.  iffimi, 

Tup,  tre^nrm/ieBy/},  obfimately 
Pugnlcu'uE^,  if  n.  <f  buhoafk 
Pugnahs,  tii.  pt.  (^  idj.  fighting, 

firi'vin^^  itmira^y 
Pu  go  a  tor,  BriBn  tn.  a.  fighter 
Pugniltotlus,  a,  ^m*  .of  a fi^btef 
PugnaLUr,  impeif.  il^figbt.  Met. 

Pugili^tiJrliSji  ij  1101.  pt.  tf^otf/  tt fight 
Pugnituf,  a^  ttrii.  pt.  /?afAr 

.  / 


mui,  U^,  fighting,  htU  f^ifiii 

M^O  nntentiout,  audrreljodie 
Pugneui,  a,  utrn  ofibefift 
Pogno,  SroA  n.  w  figh^^ndrrtli 

to  endeavour,    ib  firivt  agdidfit 

to  diftgtkk,  to  thwart 
PugRtts,  i.  m;  theffii  d  bhtd 
PulehfeliuS,  a,  nmi  JbmeUfhai  ^ 
Pulcher,    Ikra,  um.  Mdj.  or,   co«i^4 

rimut,  fup;  fiout^fai^,  bidutifut, 

g<^i  fpltitaid.  tdtceltent,  gforfons, 

renowned,  Migbtfiil^  mdpiifmat^ 

foftunati,  happy 
Pttlchi^,  idty  comp.  ttHtAi,  fy^i 

fioutly, bravely,  fi-etlyi  nbiiaddnti, 

"ti^tfelp,  ptudtnfly 
PoichritSdo,  Xtuii  f .  bgauty,  ian^ 

line/t.  Met.  Jj>ltndour 
PQlecilim,  ii.  n,  pinnyrff)at 
Puletj  fcis^ifi.  afied 
Puliclrii,  e^  adj^  of  a  fu 
Peiicdftis,  a,  um.  full  ofpdi 
Pullaceuf^a,  vnm  adj.  ddrk  broHfH 
PuiliriQs,  a^  um.  adj.  pertaining  td 

young  boyi 
Pullarius,}}.  to.  dpoulteret-i  dl^vet^ 

bfboyt 
Pullaft«r,  tt'u  trn  a  tocHret 

PuHatiOyOAia.f.  a  Irtiding o/e^icieni 
PuilaiQii  a^  Viih,  adj;  cldd  in  fad* 
colour,  powrly  clothed^  Puilatll 
turba,  the  rabbit,  ^itiXi 

PuHcfco,  2re4  to  grow  up 

Pulietra,  vei  poliitta,  ae.  U  dftUild 

PulUces,  a  brood 

Pulligo^  Tnii.  fi  bra^nc^odf 

PuUinuSi  ^i  um.  adj.  cf4nnnidig 

PoUTtUt,  ei.  f.  «  iW 

Pulloy  are.  to  bud 

Pullaiafcoy  Sre.  ioM,  titjjffthtf 

Pulialo,  ire.  tofprant  ap 

IPoiluluf,  i.  m.  mfifMt  apmfKgdkk 


P  U  L 


tun<r.  a  y''ur^  jpraut\   nr  ffj^iot  cj 

p.  L.1S..1    urn.  ft .  i'L^/;:/i':,  wcun.ing 
h-timt'l  viis,  e.  a*^].  cf  pottage 
I'ulniPrt.irinm,  :i.  n.  ttickpcitagfy 

'zc-r.tti gtuci,  viyiuahiTx  general 
Pijinx  I'.'um,  i.  n.    pAt,ige,  gruA, 

jh:u<.:ri.:t 
riiltn'^,  i'liif.   rn,    the  Iuk^s,      Pul- 
m'Mi'H.     r'jiripi-rc      vculir,      lo 
lvj>''uKy'ih fride^  Perf. 
F'uj  .iCiwlr  a,  x.  f.  lun^'wott 
Pn;r|.w,':u»iij-.,  a,  um.  adj.  dij^a'td 

in  tie  iung:^  r*ttcH 
PuirtioriLiic,  »f  um.  pt.  0^//?"*  /^f^'y 
Jioi/.:fjj^,   Phlinonci  pede:»,  /ttW- 
/irr  fret,   Plaut.  Puiir.oncus    vo 
n: i '.  u  3,  d  vomiting  one*s  leart  up 
PbliTiur.cukK.  i.  m.   a  Jittle   lung. 
01  avy  tchg  rejcmblingit^  So! in. 
Pulpa,  at.    f.   the  pulp ^  the  pith    of 
iL'Ad.    Arb.  rem  in   pulpam  cae- 
dLie  fo  cut  a  tie-:  iT.topl.Kks,Pln. 
PiiJjsa.mnt  n:,  ti.   n.  a  dair.ty   bit. 
E;;o  apros  occ.do,  fed   al:cr  fru- 
it ur  pulparr.ci'to,  I  beat  the  bufb, 
O'notbt.r  catiketh  the  bare 
PulpTtiini,  i.  n.  acr.ffuldy  the  flage, 
f  u  pit  J  cr  dfjA  iBJpeak  cratians  in 
Pii.«-,  arc.  t:c''y,  as  the 'vulture 
Puis,  lis.  f.    luat'.r  grutl^  bafiypud- 

dirg.  p^ap,  pancido,  or  the  like 
Piiisabulum,  i.  n,  a  kr.ocker 
Fulfandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  beate/i, 

thunped 
Puiiaiii,  lis.  pt.  firikingf    cajling, 

throwing  - 
Pr.}:;atnis,  e.  adj.  that  beatetb 
PuUatio,  oni».  f.  a  beating 
Pulsator,  5fi8.  Tt.,  ajiriktr^  Cithars 

pulfator,  a  player  on  the  Ittte 
Pulsatus^a,  um.  pt.  heaten,  pounded, 
vio/atedf    if:jurt4i  oj^tndtd^    im-. 
ftliiihdj  charged 


P  u  L 

Pulfo,  aic.     to   bcatt   to  flrike,   ti 

knock /tr^  to  p.'ay  on  an  inJirumeKty 

t.>  vex,  tj  aj^'iti 
i*i!lior,  iri,  atos.  pafT. 
Pulfu^    a,   um.  pt.  driven   aiuay^ 

t'.jy.'dcn,  oijiruck 
Pulf-.i,  us,   m.   a  beating.     Pujfus 

ai:c.i..runi  or  vcn^rurn,  iheputje 
iVl;  aium,  ii.  n.  a  pap  pan 
I  us,  ii.  m.  a  fnup  difh 

gruel. 


i^iiliiciiU,     ae.    f.    pottag 
pip  J  par.ado 

PuiTphagus,  \,m.  a  gruel  eater 

Pulto,  ire.  pro  pul  fo 

Pulveiatio,  <Miis.  f.  a  dijfohing  into 
poivder 

Piilvereus,  a,  um.  adj.  ofduft,  full 
ofduftt  du/ly.  Farina  puJ?erci, 
Jineji.ur,  Ov. 

Pulvcro.arc.n.ra  I  e  covered  with  dufi 

Pulveror,  ari,  utus.  palT. 

Pulverii'cntus.a,  um.  pl.fullofdujl 

Pulv;llii$,  i.  m.  aev/hif>iif  or  pill, iv 

PulvTnar,  oris.  D.  a  holfttr  of  a  bed, 
a  piiluiv,  a  cujhian,  a  Iquab^  a 
bed,  a  pulUt :  Al fo  the  temple  itfelf 

Polvinailum,  ii,  n.  the  fkrine  of 
an  image,  a  dock  for  jh' pt 

Pu.vIflatiiS,  a,  um.  pt.  btlfterfd 

PuivTniiius,  i.  m,  a  tittle  cujhion 

Pulvlnus,  i,  m.  a  cujbion,  a  piUcw^ 

a  bol/ler,  a  bfd:  Alfo  a  ridge,  a 

caufivay.   a   terrafs,  a  fit  If,    or 

fard  bank  in  the  fea 

Puivis,  eris.  m.  du^,  pomd^r,  the 

frtf,  or  fatd  of  metal.  Meton.  a 

place  ofexercife.    Bruditus  palvis, 

th§  fand  -where.n  mathematieians 

draxo   their    lines,    Cic.      Puivis 

co£tus,   Lme,  Stat.  Citra  pulvc- 

rcm,  without  trouble,  Cell. 

PulvifculuSy  i.  m.  &  pulvifculum, 

»     fne  powder,  fmall  dufi.   Rem  au* 


PUN 

duflandaU,  and  lave  Plih 
Pun  J  ex,  icis.  m.  &  alij.  f«  | 
quod  fpumac  dcnfitafe  on 
fiat,i/;rf.J(ijtf^wf'/«i 
CO   fmootn  pa;)er,  iii  nb 
off*  one's    body.      Alfo  • 
eaten  wi.'h  ag-;,  Ii)  PoiDB 
aeque   eft   aridus    atqoe  hi 
fenex,  Plaut,   Jul.  1,  f 
Libellas  arida  pamiceap 
Pumicatio,  onis.  f.  «/^ 
Pumicitus,  a,  um.  pt.  ^jk 
Pumiteus,  a,  um.  adj.  tftf 

dry  as  a  pumice 
Punjico,  are.  topolifb 
Pumicofus,  a,  um,  or,  cob? 
ofpumtce,  fuU  ofpsres,  or 
Piimlflio,  onis.  m.  a  dwff 
Pumilins^  -ii.  m.  idem 
i^lmilus,  a,  um.  or,  coop* 

■dtuarfijb 
Pundlim,  ad7.  pointinglf.  !*■ 
petcre,  to  makeapajs  a  fM 
Punitio,  onis.  f,  apriihait 

tng,  afiitcb 
Punfliunciila,  ar.  f.  afridt 

•  needle,  orpin 
Punflo,  are.  to  pwnt 
Pun£^ttm,  i.  n.  a  pritk,  *] 
a  mathematical  point,    Pm* 
temporis,  a   moment :  tk 
prop'^eioti  in  anarguKOt,  I' 
ei  point  in  the  tables.  Ofl* 
pan£lum,  he  cam'etb  thii^ 
Punaura,  x,  f.  m  pridatg 
Punftus,  a,  um.  pt.  pridn^ , 
Punaus,   uw,apohit,oifi* 
Pungens,  tis.  pt.  pnciitl 
Pungo,    ere,    pupiigi,   p""*^ 
ant,  pepiigi,  ftum.  *&>  "f 
or Jling.  Met.  totr^t^* 
PQhicar.8,  tis,  ^Undi^ 
J'uoTcanusy  a,  nm'.'adj^V^ 
PuQiceus,  a,  um»pt.  c/C^ 


•R' 

UTf  (carkt,  yellow, 
:eum,  a  fomerranate 
look  red 
,  a  pomegranate,   a 

,  of  Afric,  Or  Car - 
treacherous .  deceit 
red,  fear/  t 

m.  pr,  tobepunijhed 
Ttum.afl.  topunijh 

&  dcp.fo  be  punijhed 

.  a  punijhing 

n.  a  punhfher 

.  pr.  punijbed 

young  girl,    a  bahy^ 

pa,  und^  puppy^  & 

an  orphan  girl,  the 
V  fight  of  the  eye 
\],  of  a  pupil 
cry  like  a  peacock 
a  pupilj  an  orphan 
the  fiern,   the  poop, 
:   A\(o  the  govern' 

he  apple  of  the  eye 
a  very  little  boy,  a 

young  cbildy  abahy, 
ord  of  endearment 
coitip.  iffime,  Tup, 
,  fincerely,  iv'ttbiut 
y.  Pu'C  habere,  to 
Haut. 

Ij.  eaffy  clcanfed 
,  n.  an  offic^ming, 
n  expiation 
i.  n.  filth,  dung, 
Purga?T>enta  fervo- 
?  of  ftrvanti^  Curr. 
T.   pt.  ta  be  purged 

purging 

f,    a  fcouring,    a^ 
clearing,  or  exsufe^ 


•:( 


P  UR 

tvment  eourfes 
Purgator,  oris.  m.  a  cleanfer 
Purgatorium-,    ii.  h, purgatory 
Pargatorius,  a,  urn.  adj.  purging 
Purgatas,  a,  um.  pt.    &  adj.  or, 
comp.    flimus,    fup.      cleanfed, 
purged.  Met.  excufed 
PurgTto,  are.  to  purge  often 
P<>''go.  are.  aft.  to  cleanfe,    te  clean 
away,  to  purge,  to  cure,   to  excufe, 
to  expiate,     Unpnes  purpare,  to 
f crape,  at  pare  the  nails,  Hor. 
purpor,  tri.  paff. 
purificans,  tii.  pt.  purifying 
parificatio,  onis.  f.  a  purification 
Purifico,  are.  topurify 
Purificus,  a^  um.  purifying 
Paritas,  atis,  f.  purity 
Puriter,  adr.  purely 
Parpura,aB .  f.tbe  purple fifb,  Mcton . 
purple  colour,  a  fcatUt  robe  i  Alfo 
the  dignity  of  a  magi  fit  ate 
Purputaos,  tis.  pt.  like  purple 
Puipurarius,  a,  um.  adj.  ofpurpU 


Parpdrafco,    ere.  n.     to  'grvw    of 

purple  colour 
Purpuratus,    a,  m.    adj.   clad   in 

purple,  Subft.*  a  nobleman 
Purpiireus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  purple, 

purpk   coloured,     red,      gfotuin^, 

blufhing.  Met.  divine,  arayed  in 

purple 
Pjjrpurirsatus,  a,  una.  pt.  red 
PutpurifTo,  ire.  to  paint  ruddy 
Purpuriflum,i.n  a  lively  rudJy  colour 
Purpfiro,  are.  to  be  of,   or  to  make 

a  purple  colour 
Purillente,  adv.   corruptly 
PnrGlcnrus,  a,  um.  adj.  mattery 
Pfir-Jm,  i.  n.  the  clear  air 
PCims,  a,  um.  or,   comp.   fHmus, 
fup.  ptire^  c(ean,  fine,  fair,  tranf- 
parmi^even,  frno'tb,  open,  P-uin^ 
unwrougbt,  facred,  holy,  rdigious^ 


PUT 

_    pure,    unmixed.    Met.     upright^^ 
inn^entffitj  proper,  pertinifJ,  freei 
intire,  or  abfolnte,  fit  for  faepfice 
Pus,   iJrit,   n.    pi.    pura,    matter'^ 

corruption,  Mct.aratTtng 
PiSfiUanimis,  e.  adj.  xowar.ily 
PufiDanimitai;  atis.  f.  pufillanimity^ 

comardlinefs 
Pufillanimiiir,  idv.  cowardly 
Pu(iUus,a,um.  adj.  waeak,  cowardly^ 

fmall.fbort 
PiSfio,  6ni«,  m.  ab^^  a  catamite  '.; 
Pufiola.  ae.  f.  a  littie  girt 
Puftiila,  .»,  f.    a  pujb,    hither,  a 
pufittle :  Alfo  a  fmail  pock,  Si{ 
Antbony^s  fire 
Puftiilatus,  a,'imi.    jit,   Mfieftd. 
Poftulatudi  airgentuiiff , '  ^late  Hsw- 
iteffei,  -or  chafed,    MaH..  Alfo    - 
'•try  purt  and  welt  fined  filtftr   ' 
P^(^\o(\u,»,um,idj,fu//o/pujbes 
Piita,  adv.  fuppofe 
Puta,  ae.  f.  a  littUgirl  '' 

i'uta.Kien,  ?iiis.  n.  aybell        .        -' 
PuMns,  tis.  pt.  confidering     '        *• 
Piita.io,  onis.  f.  aprttning    , 
fititaciv^,  adv.  hnaginarily 
PutatIvuf,i,uT,idj^»a/rd^/,j>KMf/'»(| 
Putat or,  orii.m.  #^r»»er" 
Puta'orius,  a;  um.  tfdj.  ofpruptpg 
Putatus,  a,  um.    pt.  lopped,  refined^ 

•a^jufled  •    *  ■ 

Piitcal;  isi  n,  the  cover  of  a  wells 
Alfo  a  tribunal,  or  court  lik» 
our  common  pleas.  ' 

Pu  real  is,  e.  of  a  well 
Piiteanus.  a,  um,  adj.  of  a  well    • 
Putearfus,  ii.  m.  a  digger  of  wellt- 
Piiteo,  ere,  ui.  n.  to  flink 
Putebli,  6  uto.  plates  of  fulphureous 

waters 
PutcKo,  ?re.  to  grow  rank 
Puteus,  i.  m.  a  well 

P  9  ^  I  ^^- 


FUT 

fkitiHtliy  m,  pU  toitn  thi  e$mm»n\ 

f»o^e  were  hmwied 
piirfde.  adv.  i^comp.  rgtik^f 
PutidiufcQIut,  •»  nm.  <m  faemml 
^iltjfdulut,  «,-  MB.  Jmtnt^bM  rsHk, 


f  fitidot.  a.  nm.  «d).  vr,  com  p. 
/hmki9g,  JUk  mm4  rrnnk,  rfm. 
pmfnmdi  Met.  mmd^  eifftBtd. 
mifltmfamt 

Putilloty  i.  m.  md^vmtf 

FutMyt.  adj.  Mff^  Luer, 

^rifoe,  |re,>fv  patefco 

f«to,  ire.  fprmmt^  h  /#/,  r«  «4fv/, 
pr  cir^  mp  Mnamti^  to  /«»»*,  /» 
^fiUr^  Ltnam  potare,  Mnpkk^  or 
^Atoar/'tf  iVyNon.  Pro  Bibilu  pnrmre, 
f«  «Mi»  M  «e»MMp/  •/.  Ctr.  Magni 
|nt9rc,  f«/c>  aritfj^  ^^  Quint. 

ftHor,  fri,  Sens.  paOl 

fOtor,  lBrit.Qi.  «/»•* 

Fati Sdp^  laia.  f^  (tnttpt'fn 

fSirrcfacicfffhit,  4,  oin.  pt.  H  hi 
fmtrtJUi 

IPntrCf  icio,  ?re,  i<ti»  ftonu  f»/«. 

^  «ro5r>  Iff  46^^ 

Potrtraaio,  Sois.  f.  pwtrefaaim 

?utrJffaattt,  a,  om,  p^.  kmrefad 
M^ifie,  aaaa«  irri,  fa  li  ecm^Ud 
Putre«»,  €rc.  r«  rar 
Ptttfefcp,  |frt.  rafTKPrrfrfit 
rptrtdDt,  a.  pm.  ad),  rotrem  ' 
futrit,  e.  a^6yroft4mJ!iiy,U/ctw0mt, 
Oleba  putris,  %^r  or  UofotmmU 
^>tror>  jjfif.  m^  rtf*i€wntjt 
]piltvit,  a*  um.    aJ].    nimus,    fur. 
9tfKtdy   pmre^    nt/ith^ut   mtxtum 
)P^lruf  putiif  <y«ophaD'a,  an  tr- 
rsi^Jfsrk  r»wue^  a  kmJV*  in  irain, 
Plaut.  PutiQiroar  »rationty»  mafi 


P  Y  T 

?hforeY. 

Pyceoti^i,  a,  nm.  n/hitgent 
Pydt<i,    ae.    vgi  pyaea,  ae.   m,    « 

^««rr  ;  Alfo  a  fi^ttini  eork 
Pyt\zc\um,  ii.  a.  a  mafier'toU,  a 

ftkedylt  s  Airo  4  Unei  hawd 
Py^alb  certamei^  m  hexing  mmtcb 
PyAooiachoa,  i.  Yn.  rV.  f ,  P>  Aa 
Pyga,  te.  f.  the  b*tttb,  Hor, 
Py^rgus,  i.  m.  a  r«€  hmk 
Pygmxps,  a.  ^m•  a<ij.  dvarfi/b 
Pyia*  «.  f.  ajhrMttpaffagi 
Pyloros,  i.  m.  r^  ii:«w  /of 
Pyra,  ae.  f,  «  Wi*/Srf 
Pyrameaatbofy  tti  wutlheny  tret 
PyratniditoBy   a,  om.    adj.    toitb 

Pyramis,  idit.  ft  «  pjrtmid 
Pyritum^  i^  n.  ft*ry 
Pyraufta,  ar.  m.  ^finjlf 
Pyrco,  enis.  m    /^  Irrnf/ 
Pyrethmmy  thri.  n.  wldp^Sittry 
Pyrgus,  i.  m.  m  tower,  a  dicf  btx 
I^riiea,   m,   ta,    a  msrchs/ti,   or 

^re  fioKC,  s  tbuwdtr-fiemt 
Pyritia,  id  is.    f.    a  preeiout  fiottt, 

wkieb  if  held  hard  hurmth   the 

Jhiiers,  Piin.  op.  Lilt, 
P)  r5c5rax,  acis.  m.    a  trow  w:tb 

^Odfcft 

Pyroa,  m.   the  (far  of  Mart,  me  of 

tbi  berfct  eft  bo  fun 
Pyropua,  i.  m.  a  carbunett^  am  opal 
Py«6«xcum,  a  tan  fie 
Pyrrhicha,af.  f.  a  aandn^  intirmomr 
Pytrjiiclurioi,  ii.  m.  a  damctr   in 


•fApolk  \ 

PythTcua,  a,  bm.  pt*  ii^H 

Ap^'la^  araiu-ar  1 

Pythm.  5ni».  m,  oftr\tii\ 

a  propbefyii^  ipiit.^A 

fiifed  xoi'b  10,  b  o  jfirit  \ 
Ptth  ni'cus,  a,  u.-n.  loj- H* 
Pythooiffa,  «.  f,  a  tcsmi^ 

w:b  a  propbe'yiitfffirk 
Pyxacantha,  «.  f,  hxfhm . 
Pyzidatva,  a,  am.  ms^Sk* 
Pyxidlcula,  ae.  f.  a  gtUj^ 
Pyxia,  Tdis.  f.    a  l-ot,  *f 

Pyxianaotka,  amaniru 


PyrrhichLuSy   a  foot  of  two  fifort 

(yilahlts 
lPrT.»m,  ri.  n.  a  f>eir 


Qnhefort  A. 

QUa^adn  which  w0t\ 
^method j^    or  «wf«  ^ 
ftmee,  asfwras:  Alfef" 
«.  Q^a  — f\nl,  hoth-^ 
Quacunqu^  adv.  wbuhfUl 
by  ^obatpiaafotvor^'Mk 
Q:Mi4aatSnita.  adv.  m.^mvc 
Qoadra,  c.  f.  a  fjuoM,  t 
tremeher^  m  ffoarfftftt^^ 
m  tbe  bottom  »fmpiB^ 

Qaa4iagcnar-«s  *•  "^-^fi 

Quadra^eniy    s,    a.    fv^ 

dragena   annua,  /a^  ' 

feffercr^  ajfar,  Sart. 

Qli^dtagesTina,  ae.   f.  ^Af^ 

/•'T,  tbe  time  af  Liot 
Q»«iragesTaiilit,e.a«lj  V^ 
Q^adrigcn.Tjut,  a,  wp./*^ 
C^adra^ies,  a Jv.  /o  «*» 
Q«*d.ag'ota,  ind.  ^Uv.  M 
Quadiandus,  a,  um.  F'.  '•*' 
Quadrangular  s.  c,  ftudn^ 
I  Quad'angiilua,  a,  uoi./fi* 
I  Quadiaa',  tis.  pt.  4fr*'< 


I  Quadra  ^a»  tis.  m«  •  R** 
«^      xfcft  {mi-  tb  part  ofaa  Ht  ■ 


J  A 

^fourth  part  of  any  ' 
right,  or  meafurc 
erae,  the  fourth  part 
ork,  H«res  ex  qua- 
^elr  of  the  fourth  paft 
Ulp. 

5.  n.  a  figure   Cquare^ 
yje  oraV.ons 

.  a  J I  four  fitg'  rs  thick 
aj.   f,    a    farthing 

,  a ,  u  m .  a  d j .  hlonjing 
for  a  fartbir.g 
u-n.  ..6],  four  fqua^e 
ii.  m.  a  ftcnecuttcr 
.    f.    the  fqujring  of 

utn.  part.  &f   adj. 
tr'  iquarcy     TVtit  fefy 
wci  {mhioned.     Q^\ 
cap':tal!a-C's.  Petron. 
I'.ratUTTi,  a  hatiaHon 
i)',  Cic.    ' 
,  a.  forty  '  ' 
itis.  ivt'th  fytir  heads 
?.  adj.  iwithfjur^ teeth 
,  ii.  n,  four  years*-' 

adv.  four  luays 
,  adv.  idem 
I,  um.  in  four  parts 
e.  having  four  holes 
is.  four  fronted 
r.  a  f^wf,  /I  wr/,  or 
3;n  nvith  four  h-r'es, 
that  are  four  of  a  fort 

a,  am.   adj.    of   a 
Sttrioteer 

ii.  m,  a  charioteer 
a;   um.  adj.  marked 
ct 

s.  a,  um.  four  double 
18,"  a,  um.  of  forty 
\  a.  /br(y 
im,  a' He  tie  thariot 


QUA 

Qvi^adrTjugis,  gc.    of  a  chariot  ivith 

fou^    horfes,   Subft.     four   borf'% 

karnefl'ed  together 
Q^idrijiigiis,<2?r(jr«;«  with  four  horfes 
QaadrTlat5rus,a,am.  'u>ith four fidei 
Q^'i'ir  lUhr'is, Tti^'weighi  ng  f'ur  pounds 
Quairimanus,  «,   um.     &  quadrii 

manis,  c.  initb  four  hands 
Q2adrimalus,us.m.  age  of  four  years 
Quadrirre'^ns,  e.  of  four  months 
Q^adrlmulus,    a,    um.    aimnfi  four 

years  old 
Quad  Tmus,  a,  um.  f-iur years  ofd 
Qjadrincjeiariuj!,  a,  urn.   that  con-. 

taineth  f'jur  hundred  men 
Qndring2".i,  ^f*  quadringeni,  qua- 

dringentcni,©*  quddraceni,  a,  a.- 

f'-ur  h'.ndred 
Qj.3dr  n}.'entjfimus,     a,     um.     the 

fo'Jrbu  dfrdfh 
Qj,i2rin*enti,  ar,  a,  four  hundred 
Q^idringe  )tics,   adv.  fjur  hundred 

times.  Seftcitium  quadringenties, 

four  hundred  millions,  Cic. 
Qua-lrlnMSja  um.idj.  four^quartane, 

Qiiadrin!  circuitws  febris,  tf  ywtfr- 

tanf  ague 
.QuadrtpartYlis,  e.  diwded  into  four 
QuadripartTtus,  a,  um.  |»t.  divided 

into  fgur  parts 
Quadriremis,  is.    f.  a  galley  naitb 

four  b  inks  c^  rtqjrs 
Quadrivialis,  e.  ^^yoff'iurroays 
Q^adMvium,  ii.  n.  wbey^fofir  ways 

meet  /  '.■^^. 

Quadro,  are.   to  make  frjudre,  Netfh 

to  agree  t   to  fuit,  to. he  fit.     Hot 

ad   multa   qtiadrat,    this  ferveth 

for  many  purpofes,  Cic. 
Qnadror,  i'i,  atus.  paflT, 
Quad  nil  a,  a.  f.  a  little  _^ 
Q;;adnim,dri.  n.  a  quarry  of  gUft 

M.'t.    In*  quadrum    tedigere,  A' 

f^u4re,Qrfet  in  handfome  ordtrfi'ic 


Q^V  ^ 


'■• '  'i 


pt,    prancing^ 
having 


Quadriipedans,  tis. 

gaUopng 
Q^adrupldus,    a,   um,  pt. 

four  feet 
Qu^adrupes,   cdre,  adj.   having  four 

feet,  Q^iadrupedem  conftringere^ 

to  tie  one  neck  and  heels,  Ter, 
Q^adriipes,  edis,  m.  an  bcrfe.  Item 

in   fern.  &  in   neutk    gen.    any 

Btafit  or  cattle^'a  quadrupede 
Qiiadruplator,    oris.   m.     a  publtc 

informer:    Atfo  a  giver,  or   rtf- 

'  ceiver  of  four  fold 
Quadruplex,  icis.  adj.  fourfold 
Quadru plica td,adv  four  times  fo  much 
QuadruoiKO,   are.    aft.  to  multiply 

four  times 
Q^adrupl^,  adv.  four  times  as  mucB 
Qiitdruplor,  ari.  to  inform  againfi  a 

man  in  order  to  have  the  fourth 

pUrt  of  his  goods 
Quidrurl  »iyi,  i.  n.  four^fo^ 
Qaidrupl'JS,  a,  um.  quadrupUy  four 

times  at  much 
Q^adrurbs,  is.  f,  four  n'ties 
Quadrus,  a,  \xm,  four f quart 
Qiifcrendus,  a,  um.  pt.  tobefought^ 

cmfidertd^  orgotten 
Quarefns,    tis.    pt.   ajking,  feeking, 

endeavouring^  Sec, 
Qnaentans,  tis.  pt.  getting  painfully 
Qj^aerito,  are,  to  inquire  dibfrentfy 
Qaxt'itMr^  {fnp^tf,  ititquffiioned  ■ 
Q'laBJTo,  ere,  fivi,  situm.    afV.    to 

afii,  or   inquire^  to    look  for,    to 

purchafe,  to  endeavour,  to  difpute, 
'S^Jebafe,  to  quefiion,  to  conquer, 

to  provoke 
Qiiaeror^-  iytf?(r. 

Qu38fcn»,  Uu  pt.  afikifig,  praying 
Qnaefitio,  orii9.  f.  an  inquiry 
QuiCsTto,  arci.'vfrf.  Qji^srito 
QniesTior,  6rh%>  m,    4»  inftifuor. 


QUA 


QUA 


QUi 


Quart  itvm,  tt*  n*  «  qutfiion 

^ucsituf,  ty  am.  pt«  ^  adj.  or, 
f  ^mp.  i&mot,  fop.  in^mirgd  ixt; 
((ti^mJtdf   gottem,    thtaime^i,    af- 

Q^^ItfU,  (U.  m.  a  fithmg 
QuKfoy  defe^.    plpf.   ^usfumot, 
iRf.quKfrre,  qq«:o,^ocfis«  qa^- 
6t,  qmefi,  quxfum  :   v  J  qux  - 

QuKftlcfllot,  i.  m.  IHtlepr^fit 
<^ft>o^^t.  f.  «  fm'Jtitmg  mm  h^  I 
•■mff,  mumimmtim  hf    tvntrt, 
Qacfioni  efle  alicut,  to  U  9ut 
•f  tht  «Mpr,  #•  ir  f«^l.  Plant. 
Q«xftt<maiius,  U.  in.  sm§x0mimr 
Qtt«Hi«ocQ)«y  ae.  f.  ,tf  l.ttie  j^t 
^viftor,  drit.  n.  m  jmd^e  im  cm^taj 

(^«<ld<-ittm,  M.  «.  the  atehejmtr : 

Q«^qr<to  ii>a»  u.  n>.  «  ^/$  treafmrtr 

i*  th^  f^t  •f  tUi  tfict,  or 

Q:ijr(^uS  iifti,  %,  «fa.  Iw>  thst  exer  - 
<i\ti^  4  tr«ijp#«  (f4i«  tltreiy 

Qtt.t^ilttiMVis,  t,  um  '^r,  comp, 
ttn*^  fap.  pr^j^i  AUd 

A'v^*"*  nu  fimm^  P^%  ht^  W- 


Amilif  8  for  qnaliter,  lih  at 
Quilfrunque,lecunqae,  %ob0tf$evtr 
Qu^\iQ}bet,  what  you  'will 
Qu^ulifqvalif,  he  it  wtat  tt  w:ll 
Q^ilitat,    Jris.     f.    m   ^nal  tf,    a 
mmmmr^  /ort^  faftnoe^    ccnditioa, 
ox  nature 
Qui;lTter,  adv.  like  as 
Q^a.Treicwnqoe,  aJv.  bowfoever 
Q^^aiiibet,  >-dv.  arjwx 
Qualus  u  m,    a  tipig  6ajket»  m  eml- 
kwJfr :  A\(o  a  uop  far   tans^  a 
bed  fer  m&rtcTy  a  Wimam^s  vfri 
ha/la 
Q»»am,  cooj.  W  »dv.  l»tp.  ben  T 
bf/ev  !  Ta-n— quar,   at  ^ef  — 
ai\  Qua«^— raro,  tl  e  luore-^  th^ 
mere,    Q^ati  mox  ?    hew   fewt  ^ 
biW  long  till?  tbeu,  or  tbam  after 
comparifon,     very,    'vety  mu  b, 
very  greathy  aft'r^  after  tbmt,    «s 
mycb   as,    at   t  mg  as,  Pru-s  — 
quam,  qi  am — riu*,    htfvcy  ram 
tier  than.     Q^d  n  xr\\c>-n  !    b^tp 
I  ceu  'J  I  ave  'wi/bed  f  "Tt,  Ema. 
Qoamdiu.  adv.   hcvo  ong  ^  u»id 


Quandoque,  adv.Mftw 

'wbetip.ever^  after  fm 

tme 
Quaodoqmdem,  coij.^ 

feeing  that,  betaefe^  « 
QuAoduduni,adv.  %i4.  Q 
Quanquam,  conj.  ehba 

bovr.ver 
Q;*anli»grn.   asm9<hi 

as.  ofh^mg'eat  tmjt 

hoztf      outcbF    at    % 

Quan'i,    qtiantt,   at 

tcent,r 
Quant j Hum.  adv.  A»w 
Q^antillus,  a.«n>.  ^ 
Q«-«ntifp€r    as  hug  m 
Q;^antTias,  itis.  t.  foe 
Qjanto,  adv.  hy  bete» 

diur:us,  the  ^f|^<r,T 
Qnantopcre,  ^.  ben 

grratly 
Q^antiilonjf    li.  n.  b 

muib,  04  muebf  or /< 
QnantipJumcnnqDe,  a. 

joaver 
Q,#an»up!t,  a,  nm,  hex 


QuarnduGum,  a  ■▼.  hvep  h-g  ag*  ?  \  <Qu.ftn;c)ofvnfnq«.e,  ioc 
Quamlxbct,  adv.    as  yen  «»/.V,  ^-    '^         "* 

thtmgb,  slie.t 
Qnair.obrcfr,  adv.  mhsf^^rr,  rvhj  f 

fe'^vhcb  cakjf44»r.c  intrrro^.Cic. 
Quainplur';^a**"«  a,  um.  very  much 
QaAm^itdem,  adv.  l-erts  l^ag*  f 
orir.^ip,  »d».  ^fyjheri  ' 


np.    Q^""" 

de-^A  ^uanvis,  conj.  aihrit,  mtboMgb^ 
n^ry  at^b,  freathf,  never  y»— 
Quiaaivls  foblisies  dei»cQt.  fmck 
m.aremewerp  b^b,  Plucdr 

C^Mttdin.  adv.  v^.  Qnimdia 


QuaniuiafiTtC*,  csuttu 

Q^un'^m,  ri.  n.  ben 
greats  Jenm'b  as,  < 
as  tovcbin^,  or  ccrei 
jun.  Qnantumtibi  I 
tfcewau^  toyomrp^m 

Q^antGip,  adv.  ms  fai 
as„  Inunane  quaMni 

QQanroBconqoe.  wi^. 

Quaqtooivis.  cooj.  «A 
txverfe  aemeh 

Qaancas,  ji,  fpi.   be* 

■  Wit^,   ftow  brave! 

hemji^^  btwewsary 


J  A 

ilibet,  umlTbet,  bowt 

,  never  J fi  great 

ro  qu4lltus 

us,  bo%t/ great  foever 

MS,  omvis,  as  great  at 

uantivit  pretii  homo, 

T«r. 

^amvit 

^y.  vel  conj.  wberg* 
far  ivhicb  rtajon 
wbat  wayfoever 
»,    &   quaquavcrfui, 
ryfide,  every  way 
wberefhre,  noby  f  for 
»,  to  the  end  that 
nus,  nx.  m.  a  fldier 
tntb legion  :  Alio  tbofe 
keeb  the  pajover  on 
bday  of  the  moon,  in 
'  March 

f.  a  fuartan  ague 
I,  urn  zd).  of  ti  fourth 
the  fourth  iegion 
um,  pt.  (f  the  fourth 
i.  n,  d  quarter 
•  m.  tf  quart 
■f  Ipfiken faintly 
fourthly 

'.  the  fourth  tim 
four  offieeri 

m.  »dj,  the  fourth. 
er,  /Af  jT'W  grand- 
w,  Virg.Hora  quaru, 
Idt 

iis,a,uin./^f  fourteenth 
r  //,  «t  »V  were,  in  a 
thought  almofiy  of  the 

f.  0  bafitt-wench 
U  Pr(/c.  &  quafiJlus, 
r  hamper,  tit  pannier 

adj.  tobei^akeit 
m^pt.fa  ^/ra/n/r/Sted 


Q  U  E 

(^Jafsatio,  onis.  f,  a  fhahng 
Quafsatus     a,    um.    pt.    weather' 

beaten,  bruifed*  Met.  affliBtd 
Qj^Bflb,  are.  to  pake  much.  Met. 

to  endanger 
Quaflus,a,  vkm,^X,Jhahen,  battered, 

nvtatber- beaten 
Quaffus,  us.  m.  afiaking 
Qjiate^aao,  2te,  to  caufe  to  fiale 
Quat2no8,  praep.   fo  far  forth  at, 

bo^v  long,    how  far.  Conj. /or- 

afmucb  as,  feeing  that 
Quater,  tdv.  four  timet.     Indefin. 

very  often 
<^»atcrdecic8,  adv.  ftrty  timet 
Qiiaterdeni,  ae,  a.  forty 
Qnaternarius,  a,  um.  of  four 
Quaternarius,  ii.  m.  number  four 
^Ixtxtixy  ae,  a.  adj.  four 
Quaternio,  onig.  m.  number  four, 

a   quater  at  dice,  &c.  a  file  of 

four  foldiers 
(^iatiens,  tis.  pt.  fiaking 
C^atinut,  fonj.  viV.  Quatenus 
Quitio,  ere,fli,  ITum.  aft.  tofbake, 

to  brandifb,  to  batter 
Quatior,  i.  pifT.  tobefiowdout 
(^atriduo,  adv.  in  four  days 
Quatriduum,  n.ts.Hfaeeoffeurdayt 
QoJtuor,  pi.  indecl.  four 
Q^iatuordccics,  adv.  fourtHn  timet 
Q^uatuordecim,  pi.  indeci.  fottrteen 
Quatuorviratus,  (Is.  m.    tbt  office 

of  four  ruling  together    ' 
Qufttttorvm,orum  .m.^^  r  furvtyon 

Q^biftrelL, 

Que,  conj.  and,  alfo.  Qoe— 4|ue, 
bcth-^and,  /or,  feeing  that,  for- 
afmuchas,  or,  a  fyllabical  addi- 
tion.  ^/guifque^  quindo^tte9  &c. 


Q^U  E 


/      f;on.  CZ/guifque 
«7  (^oeis,  f>ro  quibus 


QuemadmSd^m,  adv.    after  nithat 

fart^    or  m0nner,  how,  by  what 

means  f  bow  f 
Qaeo,  Tvi,  itum.  to  be  abk,  fd  may, 

or  can 
Qiieor,  iri,  itusAim*  to  may^  or  cam 
Qoercetom,  ti.  n.  agroveofoakt 
(^erceus,  a,  uA>.  of  oak 
Quercicus,  a,  um.  of  an  oak 
Quercttla,  a».  f.  oak  of  JerufaleMf 

QuercuU  minor,  germander 
QuercQlanus,  a^  um.  of  oak 
Quercus,  fis.  f.  an  oak 
Q^icrcla,  ae.  f,  a  eomplalnt,  chiefly 

among  friends,  lamenting,  wail* 

tag,  a  warblifigfwnd 
(^ercndus,  a»  um.  pt.   to  ba  com* 

plained  of 
Qoercns,  tis.  pt.  eemplaining  of  ^ 
(^leri bu ndus, a,um .  adj.  ccmpUinitg 
QuMmdnia,  X.  f.  acomplmnt 
Queritansy  tis.  pt.  complaining 
Querneus,  a,  am.  of  oak 
C^ernus,  a,  um.  oaken 
Querpr,  quejftus  fum.  dcp.  to  corn* 

plaiuy  to  lament,  to  bewail:  Alfo 

toJwa  rble, chirp  ,or  fng .  Hor.Epo^ 
QuerquSdiila.  se.  f.  a  teal 
^erquera,  ae.  f .  the  cold  ft  of  #» 

agne 
QuSrquSrus,    a,    um.    cold,   ebittm 

Querquerae   vitiligints,    grievout 

lepro/iet,  Arnob. 
Qurrqu^rus,  i.  ro.  tf  cold  fit 
l^erqu^tCiianus,    z,    um.    covered 

with  oaks 
C^erquetum,  ti.  n,  a  grove  of  eakM> 
(^u^rulug,  a,  ^m,fuH  of  ctmplairtt, 

querulous ,  creaking  ^croaki  ng^warb* 

ling^  tnujicaC)  IwiA^  JwX^i.       -  »   _^ 


^olbttfcvs^ 


Q  U  I 

Q^hefjfi  I. 


Q  U  I 


QU 


(^idnana,  d.  whaf? 
Qu'dni,  adv.  ivbat  elfef  ivbf  not? 
Qtiidpiam,  cnjufpiafTit  fcmetbh:g 
Quidquc,    vel  quicqu;,    cujutqae, 

ev^ry  thing 
Q'lidquid,  n,  nvhatfvenier 


<^ii,  qnae,  quod.  pron.  luhn,  (&  in 
ob'iquis     notom)     nvhicb.    tbat, 

Vfbo  f    vfbat  r    what     kind     •/ 

p:r'oit^  hecau'j    leirjg  thaf^   ^^r ;  Q^»'''V'S,  rujuTvis,  v)ha'fitver 

u*.  for  qualis,    any      In  ablat. !  Oj'du  ^i  ?  adv.  nvhy  Jo  f 

q'.ii    in  vbi'-b,  hy  which,  nvhere- 

%t>iU>.  wbitb-^Ky  rvsry  or.fy  all 
Q^T    adv.    how,    hy   nvbat  means 

CMtn  interrog.  why  f  H;nc  An 

j.licc,  %l>hy 
<iua,  foijj.    cum    iniic.     &  fubj 

b.  cauje,  for  fa  much  as,  for  that 
Q})ianain,  iwhy 
iimznt,  is  it  hecaufe  ? 
Quicquam,  n.  ay  thirty 
X^uicque,    t'c!  quiiquc,    n.    every 

fbing,  any  thing 
^'xquid,  tobatfeevfr 
•  Qnicum,  f>ro  cum  quo 
.CJ^uicunque,    qusecunqup,  qnodrnn- 

^}^t,  lobfiji.evir^^iffhatfjf^erfei'ery    Q^iicie,  awV.    ii^s,    comp. 

*w?, ybr  qualilcunque,    boiv  tn:an\      Jup.    aui-.tly,    pawahlyy 

fiz-vcr^  fr  quaniufcanquc,  bnv\       con^enttdl^ 


tutrices,  fi*vi  inchts:  > 
fure,  half  a  pirt^ 
an  sntereji  at  fi^t  f 
6 vein  cards 


guatfoever 


_       ifluJ  ?  w, 
/^iJ   irtliic  ?    wo.if  r.ienneib  aU 

ttis  ftir?  Q^M  multa  ?  nuhit 
.iteedof  many  luo-dt  >  Iad=fi:i  U 
^tp  aHquid,  any  tbin^t  %ohyi 
'  tiw  ?  haw  many  !  btno  great  / 

facerent  mifr.ri  ?  Qic.     (^lid  rei 

eft  tJbi  cu:n  ill-?  w^jr  havt 
,you  to  da  ivub  i':i  >'  Ter-Q^id  iftuc 

verhi  ci:  ?    ii'hjt    rm-anrh   that  V  . 

VUat.  Q>iid  ;t>:aii  ,  h^w  old?  U.  ' 
j^^iiJau,  qajedam»  c^vxoddim,    ©* 


ir/77.  but 
QwTnarius,  a,  OTi  »"'■*' 
Q^iinarius,  ;Vi.  m-  "f /* 

Qu -navicenana  lexf  <^ 

far  bidding   to  AtrA  » 

yo«    tf«^/er    tvmij  f-* 

age,  during  hiifatf^^ 

Q^'ies.    ctu.     f.    r**/?,    *<a^*,    f«f/V,    Qujncenti,  ae.  a.  ^«|  " 

acea/ing  ftom  labour  and  truubU,  iQutncuncialis,  e.  ad«.  c 

peacefuintfs,    leifure,    calm,    ftill  >      ordered  by  the  qulocaii 

nv  ather.  rf''/ite,  iraElion,    want  Qaincimccs  «fartf,  -•/«" 

cfaaion,    a  pri'vate  life,  ficep,    a  I      the  kunured 

dream.   In   phr,   qniftes,    relling    QuincMOX,     cis,    fuhft 

1      placf'fCtti:,  "Dvkxz.  t]\}\es,  death  '^"' 

1  Q'licCcsns  t'S.  yt.  re/ling, /eeping 

Q^icTri,  i-.Tipcif.  fc  itf  at  fuiet 
I  Q^jicfco,    t'lr,  evi.  n.  &  rar.  a£V. 

ro  h  (f-ict,    to  jl  cp,  to  take  reft,  to  .  Quincup?da  1,  is.  n.  vc 

b^  frill,  to  held  one  t  peace,  to  ^«  ,      cupeda,».f^tf  f»r*/** 

tf^u'.v/,    />  <»^f-»'iV  ••  Alfo  to  caufe    Qj^iincuplex,  icis.  -idj. 

to    h  q:::/t,  to  be  neuter,  not  to    Quincunlus.  a,  um.  ;. 

f^teJJ'g  QMincuflls.is.  m.f"tf 

iirimc,  I  Quindccics,  adr.  ffrce 

eajily, '  Qulndecim,  adj.  mdec 

Quindecimvir,  ri.  m, 

fifteen  magifirates^oi 

that  were  jointly  m 

ordirin^  of  relif^ieui 

Qaindecii-nviralis,  e. 

Q^indenus,  a,  um.  ac 

Q.uinctiani,coni.  war. 

Q^ungcna-ius,  a>  um 

Q^iingeni,  ae,  a.  prt^ 

Quingentcoi*  ae,  a.  / 

QuingcmHsTmus,  tU 


1  Q  ijet'riunij  ii.  n.  a  vault  for  the 


,^'jiJ,   n.  fubftantive    pofit.  wbat..       dc.zi 

-i>uid  ?  quod,  perEUiplin.  ^vb:it .  Qj'\^xriTas,z,v.m,  ft.  will h  at pesce 
/hall  Wi  Jay  hc/iJ:s :'  fur  quilis,!  C^iietus,  a.  »tn.  aJj.  ^  nart,  or, 
''>^hat  Jorf   of.     Q^id  "'fi"'?  — ■'!  ^  '"  *'     "^ 


co.iip.  (Tmus,  fup.  piet^atreflf 
f-il,  at  lajure,  undifljrbed,  free 
frnyncarea'tdtraubU,    tame,  trac- 

tib'e,  calm,  peaceable,    contented, 

unconcerned 
Q^uiTbet.quirriliet,  qMO'tlibst,  who- 


yoevcr  will,  "ft  maketb   no  matter  \  Quingcnti,  ac,  ». /' 
_..!-    —  <...     ^.,t,.f*,».s,.  Ut>    or  I  Quineenues,adv.  .^t 


iVM^  any  cm, 
itie 


whatever 


Qiiios  ne,  a.  five 

verbicri?  whJt    ymanfrh  that  ?\Q^iml'ri^,\i*..m.  agf  of  five  sta't   I  Qjinimo^onj.y'^  < 

"        '  O  alo,  adv.  (J  coni.  why  not  ?  Poft  1  Qumio,  on»s.  f.  «»« 

neiativom,.   but,  but  th^t,   frol  Quinquasenar-us,  a. 

^     Q>J\tssx\vxv^    av  ^rt**  ««'•'   th4n\      old,  contalmmgj'j 


QU  I 


QUI 


QUO 


^m^ittM^v.Jtftf  timei 
|«if€sTmus,  a,  um.  the  fiftieth 
^vigi^s,  adv.  fifty  times 
^vSginU,  adj.  indeel.  fU fifty 
^ttfttria,  5rum  &  ium,  n.  Ov, 
^vtnquatriad.arum.  f.  Dimmed, 
^uinquatruus,    num.     f.    a 
0  in  botteur  §fMinerua 
i^mt,  adj.  indeel.  pi.  fitfi 
fa^uCf 5Hum,  ii.  n.  cinfue/oil 
adj.    0/  five 


mg§t  voeight 

togxneftrii,    Arc.    adj.    five 

Miennalii,  e.  adj.  lafiitiffive 
►l^  every  fifth  year 
iqaenniSf    ne.    adj.  /vtf  years 

■senntuni,    ii.  n.    the  ffase 

we  years 

^partitd,  adv.  in finn  parts 

[•lpaititus,a,ufn.  infiveparts 

|«lprxmiy  the  five  fir fl  men 

|airgmis,  is.  f.  « ^j/iy  ^/Vifr 

p«irf  in  a  feat 

{•erduin,  ii.  n.  6^  quinquer- 

f  m.  f^«  ^vtf  trimifai games 

^m  elympics,  viz.  hurting  thi 

lfr»  running,  leaping^  throwing 

1^/.  tfiii^  wrefiiing 

IfolSTir,  viri.    m.    fm  o/  /ift* 

V  teatmijioners 

jfaeviratus,  uj.  m.  the  office  of 

'fitwe  in  Hke  authority 

Eiet,  adv.  ^^^  times 
ISdimant,  /;/^<rt     «/     /A* 
mitb  IfgioH 

pkiif  pi.  ih.  ef  the  fifth  legion 
■nlft  adv.  at  every  fifth  place 
lavs,  »»  nm.  ^-A  x«  nrder 
Eria8»  a,  um.  of  the  fifth 
Itm^t,  (pitit,  the  fifth  hea^i 
nif,  is.  m.  /^«  avoff/^  y  July 
k^  ^A^.  fifthly 


Qitiviily  quzTis,  qoiiviSy  «re/qubd« 
ris, whofoever^  anyone 


QuiAtiiin,  adv.  the  fifth  time 
Quintuplcx,  icis.  adj.  fivefold 
Qutntus,  a,  un^.  the  fifth 

Qni.itufdccimus  a,  um,  the  fifteenth  Qti  before  Q. 

Quintuffn,  five  pounds  weight 

Qiiiinu8,«a^  um.  adj.  five  Q^^t  adv.  9  conf.  ad  locum,  v^f- 

Qoip5rc,  adv.  hnv  can  that  be  T  ther  ?   to   what  place  f  with   • 

Quippc,  adv./^r,  hecaufe,  forajmuch  como.  by  hew  much,  that,  to  the 
as,  as  one,  as  being,  to  wit,  that  end  that,  becauftf  for  which  caufep 
is  to  fay,  furely,  yea  fo  whatpurpofe  T 

Qi^ippini,  adv.  why  not  Quoad,  adv.  #i  long  as,  nhiffi,  heW 

QuTrlnalia,  um.  n»  Jeaflsfacred  to       hng  ^  howfoonf  as  much  as,  at 

Romulus  faf  as,  as  to,  with  refptdte 

Quiris,  is,  f   afpear  Qubadofque,  adv. /o/^' #» 

Qufris,  Itis.  m.  a  citixem  of  Rome     QuScirca,  conj.  wherefore,  thertfori 
QutxitinSfth,  ^U  crying  for  help      i^benm,  with  whom 
Quirititio,  onis.  f  a  calling  for  help  Quocanque,  adv.  wbltheffoever 
Quiritatus,  ds.  m*    a  wailing,  a  Q^od,  cnjus.  pron.    which  thingt 
complaint  all  that,  fer  wbicbi   an  whieB 

Quirites,  um  ^  itm.  m,  pi.  the  accountm  Militumquod  haberent, 
citizens,  or  commons  of  Rome  what  foldiers  they  had,  €•€.  Quod 

Qu7r?to,  are.  to  cry  for  help  caflromm,    all  the  camp,    Tac« 

Quis,  quae,  quid  vel  quod  ;   cujns,        Quod  florla,  quod  robotis  habuit, 
cui,  who?  which  f  pro  qualii,       allthe  f  rime,  all  the  firengib,Liw. 
what  kind,  or  manner  of.     Pro       Quod  ad  me  attinet,  as  /or  my 
aliqui8,/o«w  «»«,  whether  ?  either       part,  Cic. 
Qoifnamyquaenam,  quodnam,  who  f  <^uod,  pro  quoad 

which?  whatf  Qu6d, conj.  thai,  becaufi,  as,  for* 

Quifpiam,  quaepiam,  quodp^am^  vel  ajinucb  as,  whereas,  in  that:  Alf# 
quidpiam,  fnme  body,  or  thing  :      fince 

^)(o  a  certain  perfon  QuodammSdd,  adv.  after  a  fort 

Quifquam,    cujufqnam^     any    one,  Qoodcunque,  prc^n.  whatfeever 

any  body,  or  thing  Qnodpiam,  cujufpiam,    any  thing, 

Qnifque,   quzque,  quodque,  every       or  fomething,      AUquod   quod- 
man,  evny  one,  every  thing,  who-        piam   membrom,    Jome    eertain 
fotver,  whatjoever,    each  of  two         member,  or  part,  €•€. 
Qnifquiliac,  arum.  f.  pi.  thefweep-   Quo-v'sjcujufvis,  pron,  anything 
tngs  of  an  houfe,  all  things  that   QuomTndi,  adv.  Q;fomini^s  hae  fi- 
are  ef  no  value,   riff  raff  i   alfo       crcnt  auptiar,  that — not^  Tcr. 
the  re fufe'and  rafcality  of  people       Quomodo,  »dv    afier  which  faffion, 
Q^(<{\yi\'*sitz  vt^\s,afcarletgown     \      or  manner,  h of a,  by  what  meant, 
Quifqutlium,  ii.  n.  the fcarUt  berry  I      how!  bow?  as 
QM«rqui8,    m.    ^    f,     wAo/o«t;«rJ  Qn;^Tt^oAlk>3itv<^^*!K"^%  Vw^t 

^QuQ ' 


whatjoever,  any  one 


^  Q^tcA4W%m»%^^A>«^  ^^ 


\  p 

a  fcraper,   a  gtater^ 
ane 
1 1  ay,  or  Jkate 

a  fa4dlt-paff 
I.  adead^ou^b 
f  .  a  chip 

n.  «  chip,  ejbamnif 
9'dtiftf  or Jew-dufi 
n.  adj,,o/tf  branch 
n,  apeSoralKftin,  a 
o  a  rati,  or  bsi^ 

jum,  adj.  burflen 
n.  or,  comp.  ffimof^ 
ougbs,  or  branches 

Mtn,  idem 

^  a  little  bou^b 

g  bcughy  or  branch 

.  m.  a  jmalt  bough 

'ogy  a  toad 

9  he  rank 

to  growfttfy 

mujiily 

u  oj .  fomewhat  rmik, 
mg»  Met,  putid 
im.  adj.  or,  comp 
ijb,     rancid.     Met. 

:ry  like  a  tiger 
in.  ftalenefi,    rank 
/fyite,  rancour 
\rn,  a  tadpole  :  Alfo 
fr,  croyf.foot 
rape  riot 
,  i,  extortion 
j .  or,  comp.  ffitn«t> 
rap^ciof^h  covetous 
uffi,  oftheradijb 
a  radip  root 
p.   pJ.    the    tender 

^^^ra^eraot,  or 


R  A  P 

R^]^cl«8,  a,  um.  erycomp.  flunoR, 
{up,Jwifg,  rapid,  WQiemt*  Met. 
bet,  vebtmerttf  ravenous^  b»ifieroui, 
tempejiueus 

Rapiendus,  a,  utn.  pt«  to  he  fnatcbtd 
bajhly 

Rapiens,  tis.  pt.  pillaging,  &c. 

Rapina,  ar.  f.  rapintt'rcbbery 

Rapina,  ie.  f.  ^  rd/>*,  or  turnip fitld 

Rapio,  2re,  ui,  piom.  a£t.  ftake; 
or  carry  by  vioknctt  t*  plunder, 
to  ravi/b,  Rapere  in  admirali- 
Oftcm,  to  make  one  admire,  Cic. 
in  invidiam,  to  make  hrm  odious. 
Id.  in  cruceni,  to  hang  him,  Ter. 
Rapere   aliquid  in  pejorcm  par- 

•  teai,  to  mifconftrue,  or  take  is  in 
the  luorji  jenje,  Tcf. 

Rapier,  i.  paff. 

Rapio,  onis.  m.  a  fbher. 

Rapiftrum,  ivtUtnuftard 

Raptandus,  aj  uirirfpt.  to  be  dragged 

Raptans,  tis.  pt.  dragging 

Raptat08,a,um.pt.  turried^ravijhed 
■  Raplim,  x^v.fwiftiy,  in  hafit 

Raptio,  onis,  f.  ajnatching 

Rapto,  are.  to  take  by  -violence,  to 
hurry  away 

Raptor,  iri.  paff. 

Raptor,  oris,  m.  a  robber 

Raptum,  ti.  n.  a  lo»ty,  robbery 

Raptura,  x.  f.  ravijbmcnt 

Rapturus,  a>oxn.  pt.  about  to  f natch 

Raptus,  a,  utn.  ^^,fnatched,  carried 
off  juadenly,  plundered,  raijijked 
Met.  transported,  puHed  off,  oi 
eut.  Per  tuphcm,  dead 

Raptus,  Os,  tn^a  ravi/hitig,  a  rape 
Raptus  nervorum,  the  cramp 

Rapulum,  li.  n.  a  little  rape 

Rapum,  1.  n.  rspe,  turnip.  Raouir 
porcinuTi,  J'u.'ine  bread,  Jun. 
I^  i  p  (i  m  fy  I V  t  ft  5  e ,  rtirnpioni 

Rai)uiiculas,  li.  m.  vi'ui  ra^e 


RAT 

Rar^,  a^v.  ids,  comp,  (fim^,  fupj 

thinly^  Jeldnvfi 
RarefaMiOy  ere,  eci,  €lain.  te  rmrijjf 
Rarcfadlus,  a,  um,  pt.    rarijied 
Rarefi»,- 'gri,  to -he  ^arified 
Rar«^c«ns,  tii,  pt,  coaxing  thinner 
Rarefco,  ere.  togrvw  thin,  or  ek»r 
RirTpifSs;  a,  utn.  thin  haired     •  •'■ 
Rarl^tm,'  atis.  f ,  feantinefs^  thimie/j, 
fewnvfs,  rarify^  fcarceneft^  ia^ity 
RarJtfido,  inis,  f,  ihhnefs 
Raio,  Mv.  rarely,  Jeldom 
Ramt.ay  ufi».#dj.or,  comp.  fliniif^ 

fa  p.  Uiiny  u^-tifuml,  rare,  fetrte  t 

Alt^  tMceilknt ^  Juhtii,    feareefy 

perceived 
Risfli^Vle,  a'dj,  w, -or  mayhefiamets 
Rasito,  are.  to  jhave  often 
Ralerj  oris.  m.  a  barber,  afrUer^ 

ajheef-ntan ;  elfo  ajsdler 
R as^riae  >  a,  um .  belonging  t«/ba^nf 
RafieUam,  li.  tf.  a  little  harrow 
Ra^rom,    triy     n.     plur.    raftri* 

TVr,   vel  raflra,  Juv,  a  rake,  «" 

harrow 
Racura,  ae.  f.  ajhwaiig 
Rafus,  a,  um,  -pt.  ieraped,  Jhaven% 

po'ijhed  and  fmoothed 
Rata,  sE.  f.  a  rate,  orfroportitm 
Ratiaria  navicula,  a  barge 
Ratiarius,ii.  m.  a  bargeman 
Rati»icat!0,  onis.  f.  a  ratifying  ■ 
R^Tfico,  are,  to  ratify 
Ratio,  onis.  f,  reafon,  refpeB,  ««- 

ft  Herat  ion,  regard,  a  caufe,  a  de* 

fgn,  or  purpofe,  a  way,  or  means, 

a  manner,   a  condition,  terms  pro" 

pofed,    a    recknirg,  or  a<fcount  j 
Met.  fl»  etffair,  or bujit^fi,  pur- 

f,ort,    meaning,    a   caue,  or  fuit 
in  law 
latioCinatio,  onis,  f.  an   arguing^ 
rea[o nh%y  ^i'^  ivf^uXxT ^ 


RA  U 


Kati5c7iii(ivof,  a,   urn.  MtHiiug 

f  reMfoning 
Ratiocfnicor,  5rli.  m.    m  rmf^ntry 

««  mecwMtMnt 

RatiSciniam,  ii«  n.  «  nrnfrmng^  or 

Jijfut€,  s  rtskntingt  or  aecMtnif 

Col.  5, 1,  to  fin. 

Ratiocinory   iri,  itui   fum.  dep. 

.    I*  cM/i  aeuuntt  to   atcwmi^    t§ 

wttkwy  r«  reajMi,  tt  cmfihr 
RaiidnibilH,  e.  rtuftnahk 
Rationabiliter,  adv.  n^fmMy 
RattonalCylit.n.   tbi breappUa* •/ 

tb*  bt^hpneft  Mmamg  tbt  Jew* 
Riciuoalis,  le.  adj.  risjoiihit,  ra- 

tionalf  logical 
Rationales  Cflefarit,    tbe  tmpertr^i 

reeeivtri 
Rationiriufn,ii.n.  a  book  cfaecMmts 
Ratiorarim,  a,  um.  ofaummt 
RationanuSy  ii>  m.  mn  mccoumtamt 
Ratiooator,  or  it.   m.  amacftmtamt 
Ratii,  is.  f.   a  boat^  s  ligbur,  a 

frigsttt  a/hip 
RatiUi,  fiomfed  witb  m pip 
Rationcula,  ae.  f.  afmall  account 
Ratus.    a,  um.   pt.   &   adj.    a£l. 
judging,  beliiving^  tbinkingt  jup  ■ 
po^g»  Pa(r.  efiablijhtd,  ratified, 
eotifirmsd,  aJhwod,  Adj.   autiig- 
tic,  good  in   law,    conftant  and 
firm^  fitadj*     Rafo  tempore,  at 
a  time  prefix:d,  Qic.     PiO  rata, 
M  proporttoM,  Liv. 
Rauca,  se.  f.  a  worm  in  an  oai 
Raucedo,  inist  f .  boar/eneft 
RauceOy  ere,  ui.  lobt  boar/e 
Raucefco,  &e.  to  grow  boar/e 
Rjiucio,  Ire,  fi,  fum.  n.  to  be  boar/e 
Kauciionus,  a,  um,  boarje/cunrf. 

Aaufrunti*?.^-  l,«ir>e|HabaJ» 
JUaucus,    a.    um.    boarlt 


R  E  C 

Raudttfciilana  porta,  tbe  brafen  gate 
'Raudurciilum,  mrwrougbt  bra/t 
Randot,  a ,  um.  yeiiowijb 
RaTio,  Ire.  to  rave 
Rivit,  is.  f.   b9ar/en*fi 
RavvSy  a^  um.  boarje,  tawny 

R  before  E. 

Re,  prep,  iafeparabilt)  in  comp. 
fign.  retro,  ut,  refpiciu  to  iooi 
back ;   rurfunif  ut  repuerafco,  to 


jarring,  unfUaj^i^^l^V' 


grow  a  cbild  again  \  contra,  ut 
relu£lor,  to  ftruggle  again/l  \ 
iuper,  ut  redundo,  to  vutrfi^w  \ 
long^,  ut  removeo,  to  put  akoay 
at  a  dtfiancei  aliq.  negat,  ut 
reteg0|  to  uncover 
Readio,  onis.  f.  reaffion 
ReaediiicOf  are.  aft.  to  rebuild^  to 

re-edify 
9>eali8,  e.adj.  real 
Reapfe,  m  trutb 
ReaCus,  us.  m.  a  fuppo/ed  guilt 
Rebeliansy  tii.  pt.  rebel'ing,  dec. 
Rebeliatio,  onis.  f.  a  rebelling 
Rebellator,  oris.  m.  a  *tbti 
Rebel iatrix.  Ids.  f.  ajbe  rebel 
Rebeilatu(uS|  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 

rebel 
Rebellio,  onis.  f.  a  rebellion 
Rebellis,  e.  adj.  rebellious,  rebelling 
Rebeilium,  it.  n.  a  rebeUion 
Rebello,  are.  o.  to  rebel,  to  break 

out  again 
Reboo.  ire.  n.  to  ecbo 
RSbuUio,  Ire.  n.  to  boil  up 
Recalcitro,  are.  n.  oo  wince,  Hor. 

Sat.  z,  I,  iOi  vix  alibi 
RScalco,  are.  to  tread  down 
^O^^^t»^\\^>>a\»^*  to  be  bet  again 

eiabU     \     <^t*^^ 


RE 

i 

Recalvader,  tri.  m. 
R^clafvus,  a,  um.^ 
Recandem,  'is.  pt. 
RScandeg,   ^n,  uL 

pale 
Rccano,  h,  ht,  ttk 
R^  antatio,  Onis*  i. 
Recantaiur,  ^  uas. 
incbamteelt}^U6d 
RScaoto,  art.  toe^b 

incbant^  toHfant 
R^cap7tiaMr,ar|«d(p 
Recasfirut,  a,   «a. 

fallback 
Recavus,  a,  um'«  wd 
RScedens,  tis.  pt.  4 

draxtfing,  remote 

Recedo^  Sre»  fli,  fluo 

to  retreat,  to  rete 

frcme^  to  leave  of, 

to  return^    to  be  f 

bt  a  drfiance,  to  / 

Recedere  i  vita,  tt 

ocnlis,  todi/apptor^ 

Recello,  Sre,  ui,  to  h 

i/9v«.Neut.  tofoL 

Recens,    adj.    or,    o 

fup.    new,  frtft,  I 

tired,  near,  not  far 

centi  re,  prefentlfi 

Plaut.     PuHui  i  p 

coltnewfyfoakdtVi 

Recens,  adv.'/dfrjp 

Recenfens,  tis.  pt.r«v 

RScenfeo,  ere,  ui,  k 

aft.  to  umfer,  to  J 

over,  torebearje 

RecenfiOf  onis.   £.  t 

view,  a  fnrvey 
R  Sceasltua,a,aiii.n«ti 
RScenter,  adv.ffimi, 
^nceptaciilum,  li«  a. 


R  E  C 


Vfhiab  tle/brt  hffit  ^as  thro^n\     to  rebdmt  ahud,  f  rtdti 
l>ack  agsin  Recildr,  ari.  pafT. 


I  C 

rii.  m.'  a  hatbburer 

I.  f.  9  tettpt'vm 

f  um.  had 

.    t9  reeeive  oftm,  to 

bull  out*    Firg,   JEn. 

•  m.  a  receiver 
8.  f.  afie  receiver 
n»  an  engagement 
imp.  it  is  ai/owed 
um.pt.0^&»/  to  receive 
im.   pt«  received,  em' 
mmon,  allowed,  reco" 
ud 

01.  a  place  of  refugo^ 
retiring 
giving  back 
f.  a  recejfion 

:oinp.  more  retired      I  RSciprScans,  ti8,  pt«  going  back 
im.  pt«  about  to  retire  K.iciprdcid    circali>    annually   re* 
I .  a  retf eating,  are- 
it,  an  avtrfion.    Re* 
tbo  boUtfWneJs  of  tie 


R  £  C 


Reclfno^   Sre>   ui,  entun.  a  A.  f« 
found,  Or  r/fff  '^'iffy  ro  re^t 

Recipiendus,  a,  um.  pt,  toreceive^ 
or  be  received 

R€cipi'en8,  tis.  pt,  receiving 

Rccipio,  ere,  epi,  ptuon.  aft.  to 
receive^  to  fromife,  to  betake,  to 
recover,  to  win,  tofeift,  to  permit, 
or  allow,  to  entertain,  or  bar* 
bour,  to  undertake,  to  riferve  to 
bimjelf.  Psoas  ab  aliquO  reci^ 
pere,  to  be  revenged  en,  Virg. 
Ad  me  re:ipio,  Itvillbe  engaged* 
Rccipere  ft,  Cic,  meatem,  Virg» 
animum,  ter,  to  come  to  bimjelf 
fgain,  to  pull  up  a  good  heart 
Rccipior,  i,  pair* 


m*  a  truckle  to  draw 
perhaps  not  unlike 
our  brewers  ufc, 
I. 

um.  pt.  to  be  cut  off 
>t.  falling  back 
lis.  f,  a  relapfe 
IQ.  a  relapfing 
di>  cSfum.  a£l.  to 
ecoil.  Met.  to  ii^bt, 
to  come  to 

li,  ifum.  to  cut  off, 
\t  ' 


voiving 
RetTprocatio,  onis.  f.  a  going  hack 
R2cJpr2co,  are.   aft.  to  fetch  back, 

to  draw   in,   to  return  back,   to 

ebb,  otfall  as  the  Tea  doth  ifter 

flowing 
RectprScor,  ari,  atus.  pafl*.  I 

R§crpr5cus,a,  um.  reciprocal,  ebbing  ( 


Reclamans,  tis.  pt.  gainfaylHg 
R^amatio,  onis.  f.  a  reclaiming 
Redamator,  m.  againfayer 
RgcJamatttm  ef^,  imperf.  they  op-" 

pofed,  QTgainfayed 
Reclamitario,  onis.  f.  againfying 
RecUmrto,  ate.  to  goiofay  ^en 
Reclamoy   Jre.  n.  to  vote  againfif 

to  gain/ay,  to  echo,  to  ring  emaiu 
Reclamor>  ari.  pa/T* 
Recllnator,  m.  that  teaneth 
Rcclinatarium,  ii,  n.  a  couch,   of 

pldce  to  lean  on 
Recllnatus,a,  om.  pt.  lying  ail  mhng 
Rcclinis,  ne.  leaning  om 
Rcclino,  are.  a.  to  btad,  to  fhetck 
fottb,  to  unbend,  to  lean,  to  lie 
upon 
ReclTnus,  a,  um.  vide  Reclinii 
Recllvis,    ve.    bending    backwdrd^ 

lying  along 
Reclivus,  a,  um.  idem 
Redudensy  tis*  pt.  opmief 
ReclSdo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  a«.  to  opon^ 
to  Ufibar^    to  unlock,    to  revi^U§ 
difclcfe,  di/cover,    Recludete  eii* 
(cm,  to  draw  if,  Virg, 


andfowingi  mutual  iRedudor,  i.  pafT. 

RScisamentom^  ti.  n  •  ajhaving       'Reclufio,  onis,  f.  an  opening 
Recifio,    on  it.    f.  a  cutting  off,  a  Reclufus^    a,    um.    pc.  fa 


n.  pt.  ungirded 
6^um.  aft,  to  ungird 


chopping  off 
RecuQrus,  a,  um.pt.  will  cutoff 
Recifus,  a,  um.  pt.  cut,  or  chopped 

off,  killed,Jhort,  brief 
Recitandus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  be  recitod 
Recjtans,  tis.  pt.  recitirg 
Recititio,  onis.  f.  a  recital 
Reciiator,  oris.  m.  a  reciter 
Rccitatrix,  icis.  f.  ajhe  reciter 
Recitaturus. 


open^ 


ciiatiix,  icis.  r.  a  joe  reciier  ip^ttsj^ 

rjfafurus,a,um.  pt,  about  to  reett«\    «  ^ 
^^/aareeiniumfRccUitus,ti,}im.f^X.,rtbeari(d         \   to 
^^ra  mafff/e,  /,  (Hacito,  arc.  ta  r*  tall  o-wer  ^«j«/     Q^V' 


difcoverodi  revealed,  difclofed 
Recoftus,  0,  um,  pt,  open  boiled, 

forged  anew,  punjied 
RScSgitans,  tit.  pt.  refieBing 
RScSgltatia,   Snis*    f.    an    eamefi 

t  hi r  king 
Rec6g7to,  are.  to  think,  or  tonjider 

again,  to  recal,  to  refieS 

rrmttnbT,'n«  -^ 


RED 


R  EF 


R  EF 


tunprnfe^  or  make  amtnJt  fltr 
Hi,j;nu»r,  i,  pair. 
11- omUper,  gr«,  gnim,  nrncwd 
K.^^inif;iiMo, »  nis.   f.  a  renewing 
KiV^i-.trniatii*,  a,  um.  pi.  rei.twzd, 

rftmrted 

Hfrti.iJepro,  iie.  aft.  f  rentvi 
Ivr«h;iirgrori  in'i  .iins.  paflT. 
R..<i|nrcor9  i»  epualum.   dcp 

Rt.t-lio,  Snip.  f.  «  rttuming 
Rvditvr,  rcditum  eft,  /»  r^dir»  Ac, 


/e 


RMTHlrui,a|Uai.  pt.  «iMirr  f»  rrf«nr 

$§^f     0m   tmeumtt    or  rtvemut 

llldlvfflliy  ««  um.  remiftud  sgsin, 


|l£il<1.Vna,  tif.pt.  JmeIUti£§f,  JwuU 

Hug  fvfeet 
Ji2d5ico,  ui,   crcy  itum.  r^  ci;^  a 

JkiU,  io  fmMof  a  thicf 
RtsdumTtui,  ■,  um.  pt.  rutnfMtrwd 
J^tiJuftOyire.aA.  ic  r^r«,  ffrghve 
H>(ior(lior,iri,itus  fain.de:*.  nltgxK 
JKi^ormio,  Ire,  uJU-p  again 
J-<cdoriDJ(i0«  doif.  U  Mj*I2i^  mJUrp 

dgM 

J^Sdilcendut,   a.    Dm.    pt.    ta     ht 


brmigbtf   or  cs^ir.' hjzk 


■f7:*AC.  r#- 


RcdoAor,  5ris.  m.  £  "tSu'r 
Rsducturus.  a,  ux.  p:.    ' 

Reductui,  a,  um.   pt.  £*  i 
com  p.  Srovgbt  ia:kf 
comci/ed,  reimved,  rstzrts 
Redulc2r.i,    are.    ad.  f»^wji*  J\ 

again,  t9§pen  ajn  a'*t^ 
RSduncus,  a.  cm.  arj.  cr:<iti 
Re^nadans.  til.  pt.  ndMudsnt 
Rcdundifitefy  adf.  f^P^'f^'^h 


1? 


.«^  r^*-  Q?r 


Redund»nt:a.  9.  f.  Jf^f^f*^ 
Redundaiio,    5nis.   f.    ra»     ■>«!& 

Redurtdarurus,  a,  um.  pt.  #Aatf  fa 

redfsnd 
Re^undirar,  a,  ura.  pt.  run  wwrr 
Rcddfi^o,  ire.   n.    /s  nwrrfinPy   U 

a^:nnd,    w  hi    t8§  m^ci.  Met. 

Redup!?citio,  ciut.f.  m  rtdamkSug 
Redupl'CD,  are.  aA.  u  redmhie 
Re<iureic3,  c:.  ts  grtm  hm^agMin 
R{iu«:a,    ar.    f.    the  imfeup  and 

tkft  ff:hejk:w.    Cam  cjpit:  me- 

deri    cebeaf,     rec.fiam     cjras, 

vhtn    met  a^^^i-nnh     tf    ie^ir 

exrJ:^  9tg't3ing  :hr grea'erfProt, 
Rccn«,    its.    c.   {.  resr^fJ  J'sm 

ex  ',    crf-jT^/,  rfTm-TKng 
Rereclio,    csit.    f.    m  re:r%:t:ng^    « ';  RxiLrcr.  ■.  r»T.  W  .*<  *«i 

'^/''J'-TT*  *  rrftfritmt  a  ^if^tjh-  '      isc.d:.  CjB^.  :,  ic. 

wtTK',  cr  recresi-sK,  a  rr^,  wttoi  .  ^ -fe-t,  rtX'2\  t,  hrperf.  a*! 

l?v->i^c»r,  c.-:s.  m.  nw-miT  \      <>^  c  re^^rt  *   xswa* 

J  ?.^*s**  rnuT..     i.  n    j  rr  ^f.r*i^  fr  *  vi>^  wts^t^  :s  :*  * » 

Ri  £Ct-.f,    a.    u*^.   r*.    w'M  Aralw.  'Rsfr^a*,    »    '■"■     ••'    ^ 


"srbeo,  fr?.  ni.  a.  .•»r*"JI 
R-rercs:?,    ir:,  ttsm.  aS.  »» 
^-ri  '*r'-'s 

R€r*eV«-ianc£,  *«  l^'-"'**! 

tmper^f*t  ^  ts'w* 
RetV-mcus,  a,  um.pt.  »  x^ 

9J.-e.  or  relsztd 
Refr^rat,  ti».  p:.  ^rCfri 
IRefeno,  Tre.  a£5.  fif'Ui^^ 
(Rsferior,  iri.  yiit  ft »  '^p 
*Rtfcto,  fm,  "tul.,  li:«  ^ 
tf^rj  haekf  n  irit*  *' ' 
rthaarjkt  rdn^  or  rr.*,  'f* 
fv  '^pJFt  '•  '^*'  "  **'! 
r«r.'»,  ra  f-rafv^,  «  "^ 
/ntJanamj  tg  httakt,  o'  ^ 
rww.  orrnmrf,  /:*?*•*• 
JkmiU^  n  reiun,  ttkf 
T»  -miutg,  ts  cmatt  « t^ 
hri^  in,  tn  i  :Wi,  l»  f^ 
SKfmtt,  Fedea  refan.  j 
jntoax,  fa  _^'f,  Cjti.  ' 
tr.ter  iiToa,  t«  rj*.-*."*'! ' 
Refcire  accepesa  al.^-- ' 
fa  7i^«?e.  or  fi^^'j*  ?'  *.* 
fr  rt^enh  k'n  A*  i:,  ^ 
food  *:;i  "m:  fmfe.  Rs« 
CBOI  »»•«  a£  fuM,  K  J 
7hem  it  tb 


r^ 


f§rtaatiir^ 


««*wr.  or  rfr? 


ccrrr.   C-w*. 


UK.     pt. 


^Sduceoi.tia.  pt.  redmr.^g^  drmro'wg  | 
i«fi.     Siaum  nxtii.-m  r;cj:e^s, 

2Mnimg,  or  ^(.^^«r 
/««,  Catul!. 
ySducJ,    ere,    x,  ^=t:.    lit.     •. 
bring,  or />A/.-x.-t,   :/ -^i -•,    r, 

*^  .\?-v  r^.^«  1*.  r^  r  «?"«-'»  *  •'/'*•  *rr  .  ^^  crr--5,  rift-  pC.  -••k'-'J- 


.  E  F 


e.  aA.  ta  unhackk 

a,  um.  pt.  to  he  refitted 
U  e:i,  edtum.  a6t.  to 
tenJ^  renew f  to're/rejb, 

recover 

palf.  to  be  donf,  to  be 
0  be  refefhid,  relieved f 
made  good 

a,  um.  pr.  vid.  feq. 
2,    xi,    xum.    z€t,    to 
tff  to  pluck  dovin.   Met. 

f,  or  dijannul 
pair. 

um.  pr,  unhnjed 

re.  to  impvrtune 
pr.   hh<uflrtg  contrary 
m.   <i  cntraty  tvirfd 

is.  pt.  turning  back 

re,    xi«   xun).     a^.    to 
to  bow   back,  to   caufc 

or  condder  ' 

um.   pt.  bowed  back 
to  bl.to   contrary,     or 


R  E  F 

Reformitus,  a,  um.  pr,  reformed 
RSformidans,  tis.  pt.  greatly  paring 
Keformidatio,  onis.  f.  great  fear 
Reformido,  are.  aft,  to  fear  much 
RSformo,    are.  aft.  to    reform^    to 

mevfy    to  make  better 
Refoifus,  a,  um.  pt.  digged  up 
RSrotus,  a,  um,  cberiflfed  again 
Refovendu«,a,um.pt,  to  be  cberijbed 
Rcf  ftrens,  tis.  pt.  cbenfiing 
Rgfoveo,    ere,    vi,    torn.    aft.    to 

cheri/hf  to  refref},  to  renew 
Rcloveor,  eri.  pafT. 
Refraftarioius,  a.  um,    fomewbat 

flubborn,    or  unruiy 
Refraftarius,  a,  um.    felf^willed, 

chjiinate,  refra&ory^  unruly 
Refraftio,  onis.  f.  a  refraSiion 
Refraftus,a,  ufh«  pt.  broken 
Refrenandus,     a»    um.    pt.   to    be 

curbcJy  to  he  retrained 
Refrcn.Ttir.,  onis.  f,  a  bridling 
Refrenatus,  a,  um.  pt,  brialed,  re* 


Jirained 
fer.  to  thwart,  o:  crofs  I  Rffrcno,  arc.   to  bridle  t  or  curb,  to 
I       kcp  in,    or  check 

at  us.  pair.  Refren.r,  ari,  atus.  paflT. 

:,  ui.  1.  tojiourijh  \  Rcfraaatus,  a,  um,  pt.  gainfaying 

,*ii.pt Jlturifiting  again    Rehajior,  ari,  ams  fum.   dep.    to 
!re.  to  begin  to flourijh    ;       ^^fj^y  t»  gaitjay,  to  tote aga'mft 
.  pt,  ji'n&ing  back  '  Refrko,    arc,   ui,    ftum,    aft.    to 

,   xi,  xum.  n.    to  Jlzio\      rub  hard,  or  again,  to  torment^ 
^hb  I       to  pain 

m.  that  ebhtb  ;  Refricor,  ari,  paflT. 

.  m.  the  reflux,  the  ebb*  Refrig*o,  ere,  xi.  to  ^soax  cold 
,a,  um.  pt.  refrejhed  |  Refrigerafio,  onl«.  f.  a  coolmg 
re.  to  comfort  •  RefrTj^erator,  oris,    m.  viW,    Re- 

!.  aft.  to  dig  anew         I      frigeratrix 

pair.  I  RefrT^cratorius,  a,  um.  cooling 

I,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  made    RerrTglracrix,  Icis,  f.  /be  that  re* 

I      frtjhftb 
ortis.  i.  a  rg/hrmaf/oa  :  JiefrJtCrutus,   a,  um.  pt.  CooW,  r«. 
pr/s.  ai,  a  r/rfurptrr       !     frfJbeU 


R  E  G   ^ 

RcfrTgero,  are.  aft.  ^o'roo/,  Hre^ 
frejb,  Met.fo  ajpwage,  to  dijbearten 
RefrTpSror,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Rcfrigefcb,  ere,  xi,  to  grow  cool 
Refringendus,   a,    um.   pt.    to  lo 

broken^  or  curbed 
Refringedi,  tii.  pt.  breaking 
Refringo,   ere,  egi,  aftum.  aft.   to 
break   open^   to  break,  to  rtfraB^ 
or  refii£f  .tAtt  to  weaken,  or  abate 
Refringor,  i.  paff. 
Refugiens,  tis.  fX.fying  hack 
Refugio,    ere,   ugi,   itom.    to  fiy 
au'ay,   to  run,  or  fybsdt,  Mt%^*to 
Ibun,  avoid,  or fiy  from,  tofmffke 
Retugiom,  ii.  n.  arefi/ge 
Refiigus,  a,  um.  adj.  Jfyngbaek 
Rctulgens,  tit.  pt.  ghttertng 
Refulgentia,  ae.  f.  a  glittertih 
Rgfulgco,  ere,  fi.  n.  tojhinebright. 

Met.  tojmile  upon 
Refulgidu9,  a,   vm,  Jhining 
Rcfundens,  tis.  pt.  pouring  iack 
Rcfundo,    ere,   udi,    fum.    aft.   tt 
four  hack  J    to  melt,    to  ftnd  btfck^ 
to  four  forth,   to  refund,   or  fay 
back 
Refundori   i.  pafT. 
Refuse,  adr.  comp.  refufitks,  altat* 

dant'y,  largely,  plentifully 
ReiufiOy  onis.  f.  a  pouring  back 
Reiufor,  oris.  m.  a  melter 
Re^ufuSya,  um.  ^t,  poured  out 
RSf  utandui«  z,  om.  pt,  to  be  coerced 
Rf'futatio,  onis.  f.  ,i  confutation 
Rrfutatus,  a,,  um.  pt.  refuted 
Rofutatiis,  ds.  rn,  a  confutation 
Refuto,  arc.  aft.  tocorfute,  to  rt" 

fute,  to  binder  a  dcfgn 
RcfutQt,  ixv^^v>».  \vS.* 

1      tb   «ar«na\\uti  "^ 


RED 

tompenfe,  or  make  amtwdifir 
Re^imor,  i.  paflT. 
RSdintSgATy  gri,  gntm.  mewtd 
Redintegration  onis.  f.  a  renewing 
Redintegricus,  a,  um.  pt.  renewed, 

recruited 
Rediotegro,  are.  a£l.  to  renevi 
Rediotegror,  iriy  iciis.  pafl*. 
RedipiTcoft  iy  epU»s  fum.    dcp*  io 

recover 
ReditiO)  5nM.  f.  a  returning 
Rtditttr,  reditum  t^,  J,  tbou^  Ac, 

returned 
RSdittirui,aiiiia.  pt.  ai&ut  to  return 
RlSdlftnSg  fit.  ai).  4  return,  m  comirg 

agsh,     au   iacunut    or  revenue, 

rent,  or  year/j  profit 
R2d?vlfuiy  A,  urn,  renewed  agmin, 

renewed 
Rcd^lpnt,tjt.  pt.  JmeJlingef,  finely 

ling  Jwee$    . 
RSddleo,  ui,    ere»  jftum.  to  c§P  a 

fmeU^  to  fmellof  a  thicg 
^edomTtui,  ■,  um.  pt.  reconquered 
Jl5jono,are.a£l.  to  reftore,  tofjrgive 
Redordioryiri,itU5  fam.depf.  toSegin 
R^onniOy  ire,  to  fie^p  again 
RedormitiOf  QQ|t.  f.  a/aliing  afieep 

again 
RedQcendttSy   a,    om,    pt.    to     be 

brought,   or  carried  hack 
RSduceqs.tis.  pt.  reducing,  drawing 

back,     Sinum  nitidum  reducens, 

((pening,  or  difcovering  her  white 

bofom,  Catull. 
Jleduca,    Sre,   xi,  Auna.    a£l.    to 

bring,  ot  lead  back,  to  reft  ore,    to 

remove,   reftrain,  Qt  limit  s  Alfo 

to  reconcile,  atone,  or  appeafe,  to 

remove,  Reducere  in  memoriam, 

to  call  f  mindy  Cic. 


R  E  F 

RSdoAor,  Sris.  m.  a  refterer 
Redudarui,  a,  uxn,  pt.    4^011/  /• 

^n'tig  back 
Redu^osj  a,  um*    pt.  €;fadj.    or, 

comp.  brought  back,  reftored,  rr- 

conciled,  remtved,  retired 
RedulcSru,    are.    ad.  to  make  fire 

again,  to  open  a /ere  afrefb 
RKduncus,  a,  um.  adj.  crooked 
Rednadans,  tie.  pt.  redundant 
Rcdundanter,  adf.  {uferfiuaufiy 
Redundtntia,  «.  f.  Juperfuiiy 
Redundaiio,    Soil*   f.    too    nmeh 

abounding 
Redundaturu8>  z,  am.  pt.   mbout  t§ 

redound 
HSdundatvly  a,  um.  pt.  run  aver 
Redando,  ire.  n.    to  overjkw,  to 

abound,    or  be    toe  much.  Met. 

t$  redound 
ReduplTcatio,  5nli.  f  •  «  rtdonbltng 
RedupUco,  are.  a6t.  to  redouble 
Redureico,  xxi,  to  grew  bard  again 
RSdiivia,   ae.    f.    Ue  iaofenefi  and 

elift  ofthejkin.    Cum  capiti  me* 

deri    debeas,     reduviam    curAs, 

when   one  complaineth    of    Ujfer 

evili,  negleSing  the  greater,  Prov. 
RSdux,    Qcis.    c.   g.  returned  from 

exile,   Qt  travel,  returning 
Ktit&.\o,   onis.   f.    a  recruititig,  -s 

repairtng,  a  refefiion,  a  refrefb- 

mcnt,  or  recreation,  a  repaf,  meat 

and  drink 
Rere£lor,  oris.  m.  a  mender 
Refef>oriunn,    ii.  n.  a  refeilery 
Re<'e£ln8y   a.   um.   pt.   made  attain, 

re/J:r§d,  r ef re/bed.  frejb,  not  weary 
Ref^£turus,a,um.  pt.  about  :o  repair 
ReTeftus.Ub.  m.  a  repaft,  a  repairing 
RSfellen*,  tis.  pt.  difprovinfr    ^ 
^t^tW^^^x^^  U.    aft.   to  dif prove. 


Jl^ujcor,  i.  p^Cf.  . 


R  El 

Rererbeo^  &e,  m*.  4.  tei 
RSfercfbj   \tz,  torn.  ad. 

ftuff,  to'cram 
RSferendarius,  an  ojficer 
anfioer    to  pentimu,  i 
emperor*  t  pleafwre 
Referendus,  a,  un.pt.  M 

back%    or  related 

Referena,  tit.  pt.  rdatu 

Ref  jfriOy  ire.  a£l.  tofir^ 

Referior,  iri.  paiT.  t»  ie 

R^f^ro^  fers,  tiili,  latai 

leirty  bark,  f  bring, 

rebinrfif  relate,  or  /W/, 

to  reply ^    to  rrfer  to  • 

ration^  to  prepofe,  to 

fit  down  f  to  betake,  0 

tmrn^   ot  convert,  to  he 

fimbU^  to  redmeop  to  he 

to  imitato,  to  count,  « 

^«f  im,  to  yield,  to  j 

impute.    BeMm  refini 

ground^    to  fie,    Cs: 

inter  diToa,  to  canem* 

Referre  acceptom  ali 

to  imfute,   or  charge  i 

to   tbank  him  ftr  it, 

good  and  bad  fenfe.  I 

«nos  mores  ad  fooi, 

them  by  his  awm 

RSSf  eror,  i.  paflT.  toheht 

&c.  Ge.  Offic.  I,  la 
Refer t,  retulit,  inperf. 
doA2,  cencemeth,  or 
Qaid  refert?  tsv/bei 
iff  what  matter  is  it 
RSfertuSy  a,  um.  pt.  ( 
comp.  flimns,  fop. 
full,  eretm-^'d 
Refcrvcns,  tis.  pt.Wj 

flagrant 
RHterveo,  5re,  ▼!.  n*  * 
het:  A\to  to  hetoUtIt 


E  F 

aA.  to  unbttclfh 
um,  pt.  to  he  refitted 
eci,   edtum.  a6t.  to 

idf  renew f  to  re/rrjb, 

cover 

air.  to  be   don;,  to  be 

he  refefi.d,   relieved, 

de  good 

um.  pr.  vid.  feq. 

xi,    xum.    a<:>.    to 

to  pluck  dotvn»   Met. 

or  dijarmul 

r. 

1.   pt,   unhnjed 

to  imt)9rtune 
r.   hh,<ufirtg  contrary 
I.   <i  contrary  rvind 

pt,   turning  back 
xi«   xum.     a^.    fo 
3  bow   hackf  to   caufc 
con  Cider  " 

.■n.   pt.  bowed  bad 
»  ^/.w   contrary,     or 
:.  /o  thwart,  o:-  o/j/ji 

:as.  pafl", 

ui.  n.  tojlourijh 
^.^t.Ji'juri flying  again 
'..  to  begin  to  flour ifi 
pt.  fl'noing  back 
:i,  xum.  n.   to  fl-^w 

m.  the  reflux,  the  ebb 
,  um.   pt.    refrefljed 
to  comfort 
aft.  to  dig  anew 
aff. 
I,  um>  pt.  to  be  made 

18.  f.  a  reformation 
is,  m.  «  rrf'jrtncr 


R  E  F 

Reformitus,  a,  um.  pr,  reformed 
RSformldans,  tie.  pt.  greatly  paring 
Reformidatio,  onis.  f.  grent  fear 
Reformido,  are.  aft.  to  fear  much 
RSformo,   are.  aft,  to   reform^    to 

rtnevfy    to  make  better 
Refoifus,  a,  um.  pt.  digged  up 
Rerotus,  a,  um.  cberifljrd  again 
Refovendu«,a,um.pt.  to  be  cberified 
Rcf  drens,  lis.  pt.  cheriping 
R2f8veo,    ere,    vi,    torn.    aft.    to 

cheri/h,  to  refreflj,  to  renew 
Rci'oveor,  eri.  paflT. 
Refraftarioius,  a.  um.    fomev/bat 

fiubborn,   or  unraiy 
Refraftarius,  a,   um.    felf  willed, 

ohjiinate^  refra&try^  unruly 
Refraftio,  onis.  f,  a  refra3ion 
Ref'raftus,a,  um«  pt.  broken 
Refrenandus,     a,    um.   pt,   to    be 

curbcJf  to  be  retrained 
Refrcn.Ttio,  onis.  f.  a  bridling 
R?frenatus,  a,  um.  pt,  brialed,  re- 
jirained 

\  Refreno,  arc.   to  bridle,  or  eurb^  to 

I       kcpf>  irty    or  check 
Refren^r,  ari^  atus.  paiT. 

I  Rcfr?aarus,  a,  um.  pt.  gainfaying 
Retraj>or,  ari,  arus  fum.   dep.    to 
rcfljf,  t»  gaiftfay,  to  x'ote  agahft 

'  RefrTco,   are,   ui,    ftum.     aft.    to 

i       rub   hard,  or  a^ain,  to  torment^ 

!       to  pain 

'•  Refricor,  ari.  paflT. 

•  RefrTg*o,  ere,  xi.  to  svax  cold 

j  Refrigeratfio,  on1fi.  f.  a  coolmg 

IRefrTvetator,   6ri«.    m.   vid%    Re- 
frigeratrix 
Refrigcratorius,  a,  um.  cooling 
RorrTgcrdCrix,  Icis.  f.  /be  that  re- 
I      frtfuftb 
RefrTecfatus,   a,  um.  pt.  tooled,  re-  \ 

frejh^d 
Rcfngl'rlum,  ir,  n.  ref>fjhmer.t 


REG    . 

RcfrTgero,  are.  aft,  ^'roo/,  tore^ 

frejb.  Met.  to  aflkvage^  to  dijbearten 
Refrigcror,  ari,  atus.  pafl*. 
Rcfrigefcb,  ere,  xi,  to  grow  cool 
Refringendas,  a,    um.   pt.    t9  If 

broken^  or  curbed 
Refringeai,  tii.  pt.  breaking 
Refringo,   ere,  cgi,  aftum.  aft,   to 

break   open^   to  break,  to  rtfrad^ 

'or  refli6f, lAtt  to  weaken^  or  abate 
Refringor,  i.  palT, 
Refugiens,  tis.  f.^,  flying  back 
Refugio,    ere,   ugi,   itom.    to  fly 

atvay,   to  run,  or  fly  bsek,  MtK^o 

Ibun,  avoid,  OT  fly  from,  tofmfake 
Retugiom,  ii.  n.  a  refltge 
Refiigus,  a,  um,  adj.  Jfyngback 
Rctulgens,  tit.  pt.  glittering 
Refulgentia,  ae.  f,  a  gliitertSg 
R(^tulgeo,  ere,  fi.  n.  tojbinebrigbtm 

Met.  tojmik  upon 
RefulgTdua,  a,   vm,  fl>ining 
Rcfundens,  tis.  pt.  pouring  lack 
Rcfundo,    ^re,   udi,    fum.    aft.   t9 

pour  back,    to  melt,    to  feud  b^k, 

to  pour  fur tb^   to  refund,   at  pay 

back 
Refundori   i.  pafT. 
Refuse,  adv.  comp.  refufitks,  ahta* 

dantly,  largely,  pientifuUy 
Reiufioy  onis.  f.  a  pouring  back 
Rei'ufor,  oris.  m.  a  melter 
Re^ufus^a,  um.  ^U  poured  out 
RSf  utandus«  z,  om.  pt.  to  be  coerced 
Rt^futatio.  onis.  f.  a  confutation 
Rv:futltu8,  a,  um,  pt.  refuted 
R«f utatttS,  iis.  m,  a  confutation 
Refuto,  are.  aft.  to  confute,  to  re- 

fute,  t&  binder  a  dcfgn 
Refutor,  ari,  atus.  paiT. 
Rjjjrf.ia,  urn.  pi.   n.  rcyoltles,  feet 

of  lenour    jraipi^eA  V-j   xV«  Vv*-},'. 

L      tb   carftr.aV\uti 


"^vH:* 


REG 

|lS|5l!i,  1e,  or,  comp.  reyal^  regal 
}^egillitet,  adv.  ryalfy 
Heg^IOf  are.  a£t.  t-itbaw 
|Le»;clor,  ari.   pafl*. 
K^iicmo,  ere,  m.  n.  fgrumO^am 
Kegen'lus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  beruitd 
R2lgSn2ratio.  Snii.  f.  a  iMm  ^/Wifr 
KS^ej)era(or»  oris.  oi.  that  bfgettetb 

ant.o 
RvgSnEro,  «re,  a^«    to  rM-tmhlt  fmt 

anctfitry  to  regenerate 
Kegcnt^ror,  ari,  j[tui.  paiH 
R(^gen9,  tis.  pt.  ruling 
WystmhaX\Qf  onis,?,  afprhgiMf 

fgaim 
Regermino,  ire.  n«  togrowa/rejb 
HS^ero,  8re,   Ifi,  Aum,  to  csfi  uf, 

or  ^tfofr  «ftf/iv.  Met,    to  retort^ 

to  fit  down  in  VFitifig 
RSgeftan,  ti.  n.  a  ridge  imptomdag  j 

Alfo  s  regifter  iook 
K^geftus«  a,  um.  pt.  c^  up 
Regia,  «.  f .  i^#  ^jiWe 
Reg»e,adv.  rcyaOy^  prinethf 
RegUcd,  adv.  fumptuoufif 
Rigif  u:us,  a,  um.  magnificent 
KS^t  ijgium,  ii.  o.  /^  hing*iJUgb$ 
RSgigno,  Sre.  taheget  agai» 
Regtgnor,  i.  paC 
RIglfmen,  in:t.  n.  gevernrnent^  rule, 

regiment,  Metofl,  ril^  r«^#r  of 

a  /hip 
Regina,  3p,  f.   a  fueea 
i^^gio,  onis,   tf  regioM^  s  toan%  a 

climate f  a  road,  a  tvard :  Alfo  a 

limit,   or  Sound*    B  rcgiooe«  ever 

again ff,  oppo/tiOf  actutntty^  ai  op- 

pofcd  to  a  city 
jRtgionartus,  adj.  c/fl  tmwi 
Ueg/onatinfj,  ^jd?,  wflri  ^if  «wr4 
UegiftrariuR,  ii,  in,  a  ttg<^tf 
Jl^iflrMOJ,  tri,  n.  a  rijrijj^r-bnok 

Morbus  regius,  \U  J^«4»c«>  «*>* 


REG 

king'* t  evil f  Oeif.   Via  regia,  /^ 
ii'ir^'i  highway,  Ap.  JCC. 
Ri^]^uciaat>o,  onii.  f«  am  uagluing 
R^fiTno,  are,  aft.  to  anglme 
Rcglutlnor,  arij  gtus.  paflT 
R!fglut7n5fui,  a,  um.  uer^gbei/b 
Regnandus,a,  um.  pt.  to  b$  governed 
R^gnaas,  tit.  pt.  reigning 
Regnator,5ri8.  m.  a  ruler,  an  ovner 
Regnacrix,  icis.  f,  #  govermft^  adj. 
Regnairix   domui,  the   mperial 
hnuji,  Tac.  ' 

Regnatur,-  imperf.  tbep  reign 
Rrgn«tiiruj,a,  um.  ^,  about  tortign 
Rcgnatut,  a,  um.  pt.  governed 
Regno,  are.  n.  to  reign,  Abibl.  to 

enyy  ons*ifelf 
Regnor,  ari.  p.fT. 

Regnum,  ni.  n,a  kingdom.  Regna 
▼mi  fortiri  tali^  to  cafi  the  aiee, 
nubojhnll  he  kin^  of  good  fellowt, 
or  mafitr  nf  the  ftaftt  Hor  4  a 
ntetropolit,  Vlfg. 
Rego,  erf,  xi,  aum,  aft.  to  govern, 

to  manage,  to  Jet  right 
Rcgor,  i.pafT, 

Reerediop,    i,  fTas    fvm.   dep,    fo 
return,  to  go  haek,  la  m«(moriam 
rcgredi,  to  bethink  himMf 
Regre/Tio,  5nii.  f.  a  returning 
RegrafTus,  a,  um.  pt.  returning 
RegreflTus,  uf .  m.  agoing  hack 
RegSJa,    as.  f.  a  rule,    m  rulerp  4 

pattern,  an  ex  ample 
Rci^Sla'-is,  re.  ref^dar^    iCsrcgu* 

Urt,Plin,  34»8.  malleable  brafi 
RcgiilS' Iter,  adv.  ngularff 
Reeu'anm,  adv.  idem 


RE 

RegyvD,  ire.  Utumrmm 
Rehilo,  are.  to  breathe  t 
Reicio,  gre.  per  Sync,  fr 
Rejeftaneui,  a,  ura.  refi 
Rejeftie,  5nis.  f.  avemt 

Jeffing.      Rejcftio  61 

flux,  Plin. 
Rcjefto,  arc.  to  vomit  uf 
Re  tftnr,  ari.  paflT. 
Rejedurus,a,  um.  pt.  a^ 
Rejeftus,    a,    um.    pt. 

driven  back,  caflof,fi 

fufed,  deferred 
Reje£^us,  ds.  m.  avm 
Rcjicieodos.a,  um.  pt.  / 
Rejifcto,  grc,    eci,  ftu« 

cafl  atoiy^  to  drive  be 

off,  to  vomit,  to  rtjei 

^»  fight,  to  dtley 
Re]uior,  i.  palT.  to  bet 

te  he  deferred,  &c. 
Rejiculuf,     a,    um.  r 

poor.  MtU  fruitleft,  i 
Re^pfa,  in  vry  deed 
ReTrerino,  onis*  i.an 
Rcitero,  ire,  toreiterat 
Relabent,  tis.  pt.  flidit 
Relibor,  i,  nfus.  dep.  t 
Relangucd,  ere.  ui.  ttA 
RCi^ngoefco,  ?re.  togr 
Relapfut,  a,  um.  pt.  t 
Relatio,  oflit.  f.  a  relati 

Relatio  criminii,  ap 

Alfo  thi  relation  oneti 

toetmthor,a  retrihutim 
Relatlvuiy  a,  um.  adj. 
Relator,  oria.  m,  «f^ 
Relit  oriasy  eufuittantoh 
Relaturutya,  ttSB«pt.« 

hack 


Regulus,  Ii.   m,  ' ptt^y  king,  aba* 
?N.cv^^^^^>^'^^V>«»'«\'^»*''^*^«^-*^«  '^S.Va.tstt,  1,  mil.  pt  * 


^si^anaoHK^^^^v 


;  L 

•  f.  0  reteafing^  # 
\erty  5    refrefimenty 

bat  eafetb 

%  to  releaft.    Met. 

r   KeiM,  fo  recreate, 

y,  or  ajtvage 

tu8.  pair. 

.  'very  Uofu  Relaxa 

C9/.  II.  3. 

.  pt.  read  again 

m.  pt.  to  he  Banijbed 

)t.  banififing 

,  f.  tf  bani/hing 

m.  <^tff  banijbetb 
um.    pr.    banijbedt 
I,  tranfmitted 

pt.  reading  again^ 

ift.     /o    banifhy   to 

f'r 

giy   £lain«    a£^.    fo 

(T.  /9  ^«  him/bed 
to  be  read  again 

,  to  relent 
um.  pt.  t§  relieve, 

.  f.  tf  relieving 
m,  pt.  co/Sfi 
\,  f  lift  up  again, 
coptfort^  to  eaje,  or 
odimitti/ht  /•  /fl^, 
w,    or  difchargep  to 

tns.  pair,  relieved, 

f,  afirfaking 
m,  ^U  about  to  leave 
pt»   Ar/>   ^r^'iM/, 


R  E  L 

bmour,  Cic. 

Reit^us,  us.  ra.  a  leaving 

RelTgamen,  inis.  n.  a  bond 

Religatto,  onis.  f.  a  binding  ^ 

Reirgatu6>a,um.  pt.  tied 

Religens,  tis.  pt.  reUgious 

ReligiOy  onis.  f.  religion,  piety,  de- 
votion,  godlineft,  tbe  vtorfiip  of 
God,  a  dread,  a  pregnoftic,  fin' 
cerity,  faitbfuhefi,  jvfiire,  fuper- 
fiition,  an  oatb,  Rdigio  eft,  / 
feruple,  lam  afraid 

Religios^,  adv.  ,iiu,  comp.  ilim^, 
fup.  religioufly,  devoutly,  fcrupu- 


[inaut, 


Rel?_ 
RelTgiofus,: 

fup.    religious,  devout. 


REM 

ward.  Id,  Nihil.  re]iqvi   facere,. 

to  leave  notbing  undone,  Nep. 
Rellicaus.  a>uin.  pro  reliquut 
Relligio,  pro  religi* 
Relocoy  are.  to  bire  again 
Relucens,  tis.  ^t,/hiningbrigbt 
ReluctOy  ere,  xi.  n.  to  (bine  again^ 

to  be  very  Rgbt,     Diet    reluxlt 

caeco,  be  recovered  bis  fgbt.  Tie* 
Reludans,  X\z,^t,  ftruggHng 
Relu^t-atusy  a,  «m.  pc.  aft.  frug- 

glinf  againfi.Pa  ff,firuggled  agmnfi 
Reloftor,   iti.  dep. 
Reludo  fi.  m  play  upon 
Relumino,  are.  to  rejiore Hfighi 
RSloo,  ere.  to  repay 
J  Remacero,  are.  to  make  lean  again 
timorous,  I  Remacrefco,  gre>  ui.   to  wax  vtry^ 


fcrupulous,     confcientious,    facred,  \     lean 
awful,  fuperfiitious,  filly,    unfor-    Remadeo,  ere.  to  be  wet  again 


RemaledTco,  gre,    xi,  to  return  ill 

language 
Remaocipor,    in,    |y|S.   paiT.    f» 

be  fold  again 
Remand  itum  eft,  tb^  anfvm*d 
Remando,  are.  to  remand 


tunate,  unlucky 

Religo,are.  aft.  to  bind,  or  make  fafl 

Ri^liBo,ere,  evi,  ^  ivi,  itom.  t9tap 

Relinquendus,  a,  um.  pt.  /•  be  left 

Relinqaens,  tis.  pt.  leaving,  &c. 

Relinquitur,  imperf.  //  remainetb 

Relinquo,  ere,  iqat,  ftum.  aft.  to  '  RSmando,  ^re,  di,  fuqp.  ad*  ft 
leave  bebind,  to  forfake^  to .  re-  j  ebevo  again.  Met.  to  ponder 
lin^ulfo,  Relinqaere  vitam,  lo-  j  Rem sfnens,  tis.  pt.  remaining 
cem,  rtrg.  animam,  ^er,  to  die     |  Remaneo,  ere,  ft.  Turn.  n.   /•  tatff 

Retinquor,  L  padC  I      bebind,  to  continue,  to  remain 

RSI  iqua,  drum.  n.  remains,  arrears    Ketnino,  zte,  to  few  back 

ReiTqaitio,  dnis.  f.  arrearage  .  RSmanfio,  onist  f.  a  remaining 

RelTquiz,  arum.  f.  &  iafreq.  re.^ .  Remanfurui,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 


adj.    tbai    mof 


liquia,  orum.  n«  tbe  remainder, 

r^,  or  remnant^  relicis,  leavings, 

faint  traces,  or  hnfreUhnt 
ReiiqHor,  Sri.  to  be  tn arrears 
RelTquum,  i.  n.  an  atrear,  tbe  refl, 

tbe  remains,   tbe  refdue,     Rcli* 

quum  eft,  it  remainetb,  Cic.  "R^e- 

hqui nihil  ttt  ci,  be  batb  Mth\niy^vaA^\^.  '^^^2  .*"*  "xJ^ 
/^r.  Id.  de  reliquo,  at  for  tbe\T^.^trS:ei^"^K^t*  ^^v.  ^^^• 
>^i  lit  l»  ftlic^aum,  bcme/ir  \      H**^ 


rematn 
RSnneabilis,    le. 

return  again 
RSmeans,  tit.  pt.  returning 
Remeitus.  ut.  m.  vid.  Reditut 
RecnedUb\\\%^^»  cwoiJ^ 


REM 

KlSml^'Itum.it.  n.  a  remedy 
RemSii^rStio,  f.  remerrkranct 
Ri^nficmdror,  ari.  vid.  Recordor 
Renifnfus,  a,  um.  pt.  having;  mea- 
fured  a^/iin,     hawnfr  gnru     over 
^jrain.    pjlT,    6ti'g  pajid    over 
agd'n 
Rcreo,  arf.  n.  to  return 
Rcmctior,  In,  enfnt.  dep,  tomea- 
J'jTi  nvrr  afain,    to  fo  tver  a^ain, 
Mrr,    Alfo  to  nmemhTr  and  con 
fii'*.  P  iHT.  to  he  meted  to  one  a^rain 
R'-iHi'X.Tir!s.cn^  Vfaterma^,  a  rower 
R*''-."<irt')    5*us.  f.  afowtrj^ 

Rfn«fgT'.)r^    Ol-jg,  fn,   ^  rotvcr 
RcmTceirio,  onii    f.  tf  rtturning 
Rf^'^Tfrium,  ii.  n.    <i    roruifj^,    thi 
Jiving  of  bird^.    S«io  rcmif  io  rem 
gprere,   fo  ^/rr  hit  oTvt   eourje,   to 
dt  at  nne  phafrth    Plaur. 
R?.tiTt;o,  ire.  rj  rvto 
RJ^Tiigro,  arc.    n .    to  return^  to  go 

hack  ^ 

Rcmillns,  a,  um.  adj.  Ike  an  oar 
Rf  rnTnifcens,  tis.  pt^  r^nr-nhf-inj^ 
Rft«nToifcrhHa,  a?,  f.  a  rem-'.^nhrance 


REM 

/(wr^,  fportful 

Remittendai,  a,  um.  pt.  to  find, 
or  A^  fent  hack 

Remittens,  tis.  pt,  remitting 

Remitto,  ere,  ifi,  (Turn.  aft.  to 
fe-id  hack,  to  cafi  of,  to  difclaimf 
to  Jlirk,  to  afpwa^,  or  lejfert. 
Met.  to  eafe,  to  refrtfb^  to  dif- 
penfe  with,  to  leave,  to  leave  off^ 
to  abate,  to  defifi,  to  fuffer^  or 
perm't,  fo  pardon^  to  forgive,  /• 
deffr^  to  pay,  to  refund,  to  re- 
cnvff,  to  refer  a  mntter  in  dif 
puts,  to  let  fail,  to  lit  pvifj,  to 
quit  an  ajjlce^^  or  pofi,  to  dij/folvey 
or  w/r 

R^mirror,  i.  paff. 

R?nnoMor,  Tri,  itn«  fum,  dep.  to 
puf  f'9m  his  place ^  to  begin  a 
tbirfrtaneto 

Ki^iT^oli'iis,  a,    um.   pt.    tbre^vjn  off 

hi  P^rfrriiftT 

Remorit:re'>,   ere.  ff>  he  foft.  Met. 

to  er^rv  e^e.minatf,  to  relent 
P.?'»'o!lio»   Tre,    Tvi,    turn,  aft,  to 

f^.f.'ft.  Me*,  to  effeminate,' O7, 


Ri?mTnircof,ci,car.prart.  Mreiiifiw^fr    Rrnnollior,  Tri.  paflT. 

RcmTnes,  edia.  0ut-f»oted  ,  Ren.MlTtu«,   a,  um.  pt.   made  fop,  \ 

Rtmi'Veo,  ere,  ui.   ȣ^.   to  mingle      1       M-t.  appeif^J 

RdmifTi,  ap.  f.  nuj,  Rf  miflio  =  Ri-mrneo,  ere.  a^.  to  rtmind  I 

R^mifsf^,  »di-.    ius,  comp.  rrmijsiy,     Remoia.  ae.  f.  a  delay,  an IrndraKcey 

hui*t>'v,   ^entt^,  cifiih  '  a  /'•'*'''  ^^>  <^  (es  lamprey 

R^inii)i>,  6'»i5.    f.   an  jh.itin^,  *«r    R^nnoramen,  Tnis.  n.  a /.'o^ 

eresti^n,  rfmiXitrs,  itrdflet^e,  ^^-^i  Rt;mor;»r>s,  tis.  pt,  flopping 

li^ence^  fitrgiveneft,  remijiim  1  Re  norStio,  onls.  f.  a  /faying 

Rrmifibr,  tn.  thjt  f-rgi^teth  *  Remorator,  oris.  m.  an  binderer 

Rt^mifstirus,  a,   uin.    pt,    mboMt  fo  j  Rem<'ratuitts,   a,    um,   pt.    aiomt 

fend  hack  |       to  f.ctt 

Rem'flus,    a.nm.    pt.   &  adj.   or,    Remoricus,  a,  nm.  pt.  j?«ye^ 

cmp.    flTimo?,     fup.    fent  ^tf.-#, !  Rem  >«  o«fcrt,  tie.  to  relapfe 


/f/ trtf,   fj'.'inf  iacky  giving  noay^  \Kt*T\OTdto^   ere.  di,   fum.    aft.   to 
y7f.v-.jV  J«W,   midtr^t%   I**^A 


h'wt  tt^ai«.   Met.    to  revenge,  to, 
•vex  ,  10  ca».\t  Tw««»> 


RE 

Rcm^ar,  ari,  at«  ( 
tarry  ^  orfiay,  to  bin 
Rcmorsuras»a,um.pt.  < 
Rcinolfe,  pro  reoioriff 
Remote,  unde  comp.  r( 

far  off,  farther  off 

Re.-rotio,  onis.'f.  er 

Remoturii8,a,iim.pt.  a 

RSmotus,  a,  um.  pt. 

comp.  fllmos,  fap. 

away.  Jet  afidf,  d\ 

remote,  afar  off,  at 

mofo  joco,  witbttt 

Kctne*tis  arbitris,  p 

Met.      A    culpa  r 

■   from  hlame,  Ctc, 

Removendns,  a,  nm. 

or  be  remn-ed 
Re'novens,   ti»    pf-  • 
Rerooveo,   erciov. 
remove,   to    d^ivf  >" 
place,  t»  di/card,  ft 
9tiit^  to  e/frange 
Removeor,   eri.  part*. 
Remugio,    ire,    ivi. 
anftuer  ivitb   kvti^ 
make  a  great  noiie 
RSmuIceo,    ere.   'aft 
Remulccre  caudan 
backtvard,  Virg. 
Refn>.Ico,  arc.  teten 
Rc.'T.olcum,  ci.  n.  at 
Remanerandas,   a,  a 
camper fe,  or  te  reea 
Remuncratioyonis.  f. 
Remunerator,  m,  at 
Rcmuneratrix,  f.  /be 
Rc'T.uncraturus,  a«  c 

tj  requite 
Rt-.muniro,  arc.  aft.  < 
ari.  «:e.->.  tortweri 
RcmcrmiJro,ire.  fa  ■ 
«  vbifiM  Mgsin 


.  E  N 

Ja  to  the  oar,  and 
V  Liv. 
aA.  to  exchange,   or 

1.  tbe  kidney  f  or  reiiu 
idj.  of  the  kidneys 

i.  togttsgam 

z€t»  to  teil  again 
18.  pt,  rijing  again 
nitus.  dep.  to  be  bom, 
lain,    to  grefw  again, 
me  in/lead  of,  'tofucceed 
urn.  pU  iwn  again 
,  f .  a  failing  again 
e.  to  fail  back 
iri.  pair. 
,  urn.  pt.  to  be  vwen 

is.  pt.    f^imng.  Met, 

fini&ng 

t,  ui.  n«  to/bine.  Met. 

re.  to  grew  bright 
'\U  pt.  /bining 
is.  pt.  re/lfiing 
,  ui.  n.  tojbine 
'ut&  x«s.  dep.  tarefifi 
t.  m.  tf  rtfifiing 
tofvrim  back 
lis.  pt.  (yr>|p  /«  tf  iho/ 
a,  pm.  pt.  /fW  f«  a  knot 
adj.  i^w  ar^  in  knots 
:.  aA.  /•  tie  a  knot 
,  inis.  n.  a  renewing 
\,  SI,  um.  pt.   to  rtntWf 
wed 
is.  pt. 

9nis.  f.  «  roftewal 
oris.  m.  <r  rmcfiwr 
I,  um.  pt.  nouriped,  roi- 
cultivated,  reemited 
Ire,  to  renew 
re.     to  make,   or  bnild 
et.  i$rene%tf9  torefrejbi 


REP 

l«  bring  into  ufe,  to  nenv  plow   .     ^ 
ReaSvor,  iri,  atai.  paif*  refrejbed, 

ice, 
Rcnuens,  tis.  pt.    denying 
Reoumeratio,oriis.f.  a  paying  again 
Reoumeritor,  oris.  m.  thatfayetb 
Renumero,  are.  to  pay  back 
Reniinieror,  iri,  atus.  pafl*. 
Reaonciandus,  a>  om.  pt.  to  be  re- 

nounce^ 
RSnanoatiOy    oak.  f.  a  diclarhig, 

or  reporting,  a  teftifying 
Renunciator,  5ris.  m.  tbat  dtdaretb 
RSnunciatum  eftyiinperf./r  was  told 
Renuncianirus,  a>  mn*   ft.  abwt 

to  rejeff 
Renonciatus,  tt,  un.  pt.  rejected 
RSnanciOy  arc  wSt,  to  bHng  word 
e^ain,  to  aeqnaint,  to  froelaim^ 
to  renonnct,  to  protefi  agmifi0,  to 
meddle   no    more   with,    tf    bid 
adieu  t  Alfo  to  oommand  eomrary 
RHnuscior^  Iri,  fitus.  paiT. 
Remincius,  VL  m.  a  meffengor 
RSnoo,  ttt,  oi,  dtum.  to  refnft 
R&iGtOy  are.  tonoi  back,  or  hnkon 

from  em,  torefufe 
Renutut,  fit.  m.  «  refufal 
Reor,  eri,  ratoi.   dep.   tofnpptfe, 

jud^e,  or  tbink,  to  imegine 
RSpagSlarity  re.  adj.  of  tbe  bar 
R<^g61aa|  li.  a.  a  bar,  or  f»r«* 
pih.  Met.  arefraint,ot  b'mdranee 
Repandoy  Sre.  to  open 
R<EpanduSy  a,  um.  beta  backward, 


R^nfo,  Ifre.Sgi  tfanxiy  aAum. 

ad.  to/H,  or  plant,  to  grtf 
RaSpangor,  i.  pafl*. 
RKparabUifl,  le.  adj.  reparabk 

IReparandoiy  a»  um.  pt.  to  repair^ 
or  be  repaired 
Reparaasy  tit.  pt.  repairing 
Reparit/o,  dnii.  f.  artpAfOXiw 


REP 

Reparator,  5rit.  m.  a  repairer 
Reparaturtt8,ayUm.pt.dr^«ltf  to  repaid 
Rcparatus,    a,  um.    pt.    retrnited, 

ratfed,put  into  tbe  place,purcbafed 
Reparco,  Jfre,  (i,    fum.    to  fpare  s 

Alfo  net  to  fpare,    or  forbear, 

Lucr.  I,  668. 
Reparo,  are.  aft.  to  repair,   to  re- 

build,  to    regain,    to  refiejbf  to 

compenfate,  toreftore 
RSpSror,  ari,  5tus.  pafT. 
RSpaftii)atio,5nis.f.  a  digging  ag^m 
RlSptftino,  ire.  aft.  to  dig  again 
Repefto,  ere,  xi  velm,  xum.  ift^ 

toconsb  again 
Repellendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  drhtf,. 

or  bo  driven  back 
Repellens,  tis.  pt.  repelling 
RSpello,  Sre,  pSli,  pulfum.  aft.  fit . 

beat,  drive,    or    tbru/l  back^    ta 

repel,  to  eppofe,  to  refyl 
RSTpcUor,  i.  paflT. 
RSpendtnty  tit.  pt.  noeigbing 
RiSpendo,    txt,  di,    ftim.    aft.  f» 

weigb,  to  fay,  toeonfei^ate 
RIpendor,  i.  paC 
Repensy  tis.    pt.    eraping.  Midt* 

low,  vulgar 
Ripent,  tit.  adj.  [^  fivct,  vergo] 

fudden,  bafty,  unlookedfir^  unot* 

peffed 
Rtfpenfo,  Itre.  ft  requite 
Repenfor,  ari.  paff. 
Repcnsurut,  a,  um.  pt.  about  ft 

pay  back 
iRSpenfus,  a»  um.pt.  payed^igdin, 

redeemed 
Rftpent^,  adv.  fuddenly,  unawares 
RSpentino,  adv.  &  repenting, /»/' 

denly 
Rj^pentinut,  a,  um.  fudden,    irit- 

awaret*    Ignoti  homiaet  Se  rt- 


REP 


Repsrcuflio,  onis.  f.  a  rtptrcujfivnt 

or  rtfi  riion 
ReperciiflTut,  a,    um.    pt.   refltEledj 

re^erberafd^  edyjtd 
ReperC'iTiis,  us.  ni.  a  rf-erheratsKg 
Rcperciit'o,  cr-,  iTi,  (Turn.  aft. 


REP 

charge  him  afre/b,  UIp« 
RjSpcror,  i.  paff; 
Repetiindanim,  -^en.  &  repetundit, 

abl.  hribery 
Rep  x*is.  a,  um.  pt.  combed,  Jl;ek 
.  RcHigriero,  are.   W  rfflray 


Jiriki    t'a.i.   Mr;,    to  invert,    /0  j  Rcp:Rrat(is.  a,  um.  p>.  duiled 
turn  azoir./i,  n  rejiefl,  to  daxxhy  ,  Keo  en>r,ari,  atus.  pafT.  to  be  daUedx 
to  repel  i  Repl  ndu8,a,um.  pr.  tu  be  replttiifi>ed\ 

Rtp2ri''n«'us,  a,  um.  p*.  to  he  found\  Rcplcns,  tis.  pt,  JiTtng  \ 


Rcpcrio,   irj!,   ,j''ri,  crtuni.  ift.    to 
find,  t9  Jifc-vfr,  ta  Citntrive,    to 
mc^m*'e 
RcDcrior,  if' 
RcperTfo,  ar'      tn  find 
RcpertTiiu^.  a^  um    adj.  founds  or 

ccnuby  eha»C(,  ^mo,  a  f'undling 
Ri-pcrfor,  oris,  m.  a  finder^  a  maker 
RSpertoriumi  ii.  n.  a  r,^i/ier 
ReperCttA,  tf.  n.  aae'vice 
Repertu^s,  a,  um.  pt»  aSnutttfind 
Repcrtus,  t,  um.  pt,  found  out 
Rcpctendus,  a,um.  ^  rfpetundux, 
Sa/L  to  he  brought  back,  reobtain- 
ing,  rtptatedf  dine,  or  Jsid  again ^ 
reeolie£lingt  refleSlng 
Repetens,  tis.  pt.  repeating 
Repi^titio,  onii.  f.  a  repetition 
Rep'titor,  oris,   m.  a  requir'et' 
Repetiturus,  a,  um.  pt.fl^wf  togofo 
Repetltus,  a^  um.  ^^t,  fetched  back, 


Repleo,  ere,  vi,  ctiim.  act.  'to»^U 

upt  to  repleni/b 
Repleofy  eri.  paiT. 
Rc:»lctio,  onis.  f.  a  fulnefe 
Repleturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  to  fill 
Repletus.    a»  um«  pt.    rep^enifhedy 

fiUid,  Met.  accomplijbed^  replete 
Replic^nsy  tis.  pt.    unfolding,  re- 

bearjmf 

Repti'atio,  tiais.  f.  an  unfolding, 

a  reply 
P.eplTcaco",  oris.  m.  a  repTter 
ReplTcitus,  a,   um.  pt.   unfolded, 

turned  back  .    . 

Replico,  aie,  ui  wl  avj,  itum  vet 
.    atum.    to  unfold^  to  difplmy,   or 

bend  back,  to  reply ,  to  repeat 
RqiDfcor,  ari,  atus.  pa/T. 
Repliftus,  a,  um.  pt.  ptHed  off 
H^pl'im,  i.  n.  rt  doir  ekeek 
Replumbi>:lo,5n«5.  f.^n  unf'^ldering 


renewed^  often  firurk  at,  repeated,  iRepium^K),  are.  a^.  to  un-older 
rehearjed.     Repetita  die    cauti-  i  Rf^po,    trrr.    pfi,    plum.    ncut.    to 
onem  inrerponere,  to  antedate  a  |      crtep.  Met.  to  go  foftjy 
bond,  Ulp.  I  R  uolior.  paHT.  to  be  rrfintd  again 

Repcto«  ere,  Tvt  met  li\  Tturn.  a^.  i  Il.ponendus,  a,  um..pt.  ta  be  placed 
toafk,  or  d.manJ  a^ain,  to  fetch,  \  R;uoncns,  tis.  pt.  replacing 


feek^  or  rec-very  as  by  law,  /* 
return  to^  to  go  over  a^ain,  to 
repeat,  to  reharje,  to  ref'Si  uprtn, 
tofirik",  or  tbru^  at  a?ai».  Ke- 
peter^i  aliquid  mem  nU,  to  cu'l  \ 
fo  mind,  Cic.  alte,  fo  rh  it  u^\ 
^Hnni/ii,  Id,  rcum,  to  \ 


^ram  the  beginnin^^ 


cp',no,  Ktz,  pofui, Ttaro.  aft.  to 
put  aiein,  to  lay  down,  to  lay 
by,  to  place,  fo  rebuild,  to  rep.ur, 
re(f  tt'te,  to  referve,  to  conceal,  to 
TeijCj,  toTcfor/^  to  layfirefi  upon, 
to  coT\|t3em 


RE,P 

Rcportandas,  z,  oni..pt.  tti 
or  te  brt-jglt  lizk       •/ 
R e porta -'s,  lis.  pt.  jf^wwj 
Kcporracor,  m.  tba:  etrrkk 
Repurtatus,    a,    u.ii.   ft.  ^ 

hack,  refi^red,  rtpsiui 
RcpOFTOv  4ire.  aA.  tehn^i 

/*  refliore,    to  rtpbrt 
Reporfibfy    ari.  paiT. 
Repofcenty  tis.  pt.  dtmo^ 
Ri^pofco,     ere,    popofci.  I 

daim,   to  demand 
Rcp^fcor,   i.  paff. 
Repo^xtoriom,  ii.  n.  *  fiA 
flore  haufts    a  C9pk^i  i 
-  houfe,  a  %oardrobe,  ortf^ 
Rt:posTtus,   a,  um.  pt.  Ji& 

ftrnted,    refiored' 

R'eoon.or,  orh,m,artfUt 

Rep6ftiu»   a,  nm.  pt.  pc 

laid  up,  remou,  at  s  £ll» 

RepStUj  SrofD.  H.'ofu 

theweddmg'de^  ' 
RepKerrent4ndnf,  i,  via.  { 

reprffented 

Reprjefestans,  tw.  pt.  rffrt 

Repra!fi!9tatio,  onia.  f.  * 

tati'ew,   apay'sngofreo^i 

Repnrfeat^turus,  a,  11B.1 

to  pay  down 
Reprsefentatus.a,  nm.  pt.f 
Reprarfcnto,  ire.  aft,  W' 
to  refemble,  to  fiett,  tif 
in  aaxrance 
Reura»rcntor,  ari,  atas.  p« 
Reprchendenduit,    a,  nm. 

hlame,  or  be  ht'amed 
Rcp.-ehendens,  tis.  pti  hh 
Rcprehendo,  ere,  di,  fos. 
lay  bold  of,  to  6V'rt^> 
prebend^  to  rebuke,  St 
or  tmder^ard 
Reprehcndor,  1.  paff. 


\" 


E.P. 

.  i^.  to  take  hold  tf 
>  Srtt^  m.  a  reprover 
9,  a,  uin.    pt.    caught 


inis.  f,  a  reprejpng 
>ri9.  m.  a  reftrBhcr 
a,    um.    pt.    reprejfed^ 

li,  z,  um.  j)t.  to  be  made 

\r^  efli,  flttin.  a£t,    to 
0  tefirain^  to  check 
1.  paff. 

5nis    f.  J  difaUovjing 
,  v/</,  Reprcfaenfor 
re.  a£t.  /o  difaihw 
i,,um.  adj.  reprobate 
',  on  is.  f.  tfij  engagement 
',  oris.  m.  tf»  o^fgager 
ni,  tis.  pt.  promijing 
t  Ire,  ifi,  fium.  adt.  ^o 
'ifbypramije 

are.  ^0  tf/oiy^ 
IS,  a,  um.  adj.  creeping    1 
5.  pt.  creeping  along        ' 
nis,  f.  «  creeping 
,  um.  pt.  crawled 
8.   m.  a  creeping  up 
.  adj.  creeping 
t,  um.  that  creepeth  in 

to  creep  along 
txty  ui.  /o  nvax  young 
s,a,  um.  pt.  /o  be  rejeBed 
>  onis.  f.   a  rejeBing 

oris  m .  he  that  refufeth 
is^  a,  urn*  pt.  about  to 

,    a,  um,    pt,    rejeffod, 

re«  id.    /d   divorce^  to 
7  reje£f 

Zjum.divorced,  infamous 

ii,   0.   a   divorce,    the 

vgrce  was   conciiud  tth 


R  E  Q 

thUform  ;  Restuas  tibihabeto 
Repflerafco,  cr«.  to  become  a  child 
Repugnans,  tis.  pt,  reffting 
Rf^pugnanter,  adv.  discontentedly      ' 
Rcpugnaiitia,  ae,  f.  repugnancy 
Repugnator,  oris,  m.  an  oppojer 
Ri^pugnax,  acis.  adj.  c»ntradi£liou$ 
Rcpugno,    are.   n,    to  repugn,    to 

thtoatt,  to  oppofe,  f  dijjuade 
RSpullvilafco,  ere,  to  bud  again    • 
Rcpuilulo,  are,  n.  to  bud  anew 
Repulfa,  at,  f.  a  repul/e,  denial 
Rcpul'sator,  oris.  m.  a  foiler 
Rcpuifio,  onis.  f.  a  tepulfe 
RcpuJfo,' are.  freq.  tor^Jound 
Rcpuifus,    a,    um.   pt.  armen,   or 

beaten  back,  rejeffed,  oftenfiricken 
Repulfus,    us.,  m*     a   repulfe,    or 

driving  lark,  a  fir  iking  a^ain,   a 

re'verberation 
Rcpuroicatio,  5nis.  f.  apolijhing 
Repungo,  ere,  xi  &  piipugi,  ftura. 

z&,  to  prick  again,  to  vex  nj^ain 
Rcpurgandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  cjearfe, 

or  be  cieanfed 
PSpurgans,  tis,  pt,  elearf.rg 
Repurgatio,  onis.  i,  a  cUanJir.g 
Repurgatus,  a,  um.  pt.  cicar.fd 
Repurgo,  are.  a6t.  to  make  clean 
Repurgor,  ari,  aius.  pafT. 
Rcputans,  tis.  pr.  corijidering  again 
Repiitatio,  onis.  f.  ccnfideration 
Rep  u 60,  are,   to  conjider,  to   reckon 

up 
Reputor,  ari.  pafT. 
Rcquies,    ei    &f   eris,    f.  reji,  re- 

Jrejhment,    rcfpite,    interrmjjion 
Rcquiefco,  ere,  evi.  to  rtfi,  to  fleep, 

t(t   be  at   qvitt^    to  acquiejce,    tf 

take  delight  in,  to  iiefalU*w,  Adl. 

Alio  to  fia)   a 'id  make   quiet,    it, 

flop,  or  catije  to  fiop 
Rcquietus,  a,  un».  pt.  Gf   aij.  or, 

tempi  hax'ir.g  rijiedj  lain  ur.tilUd 


RES 

RcquirenduSy  a,  um.  pt«   /a  fecH 

Qx  be  Jought  for 

Requir^ns,  tis.  pt.  requiring 

RequTrito,  are.  to  inquire  often 

Rcquiro,  ere,  civi,  situm*  ^&.%  ta 
look  fur,  to  inquire  for,  to  aft^  or 

.    demandyto  jlanain  netdof 

RSquTror,  paiF. 

Rcquisiius,  a,  um.  pt.  demandedy 
requifite,  t:eceffury»  Requifita  na- 
X\a2^,tbe  needs  of  nature.  Sail. 

Res,  rei.  f.  athirg^  afaS^  mdeed^ 
an  affair,  a  concern,  a  eaufe  i» 
latUf  ajtir.Sure^  or  prejent  Qcca» 
fitr,  abt'ity,  jubfiance^  eircum" 
fiances,  a  purpefe,  orpointin  band^ 
a  fiate,  empire,  01  government* 
Abfol.  tke  commsnwealtb,  any  bu" 
fr.cft,  poft,  or  impioyment,  meneyp 
ivealih,  profit,  advantage,  anarr 
gunient,  a  jubyiSi,  or  matter  treated 
of.  Per  Kuphcm,  ventry  power, 
valour,  or  perhaps  fortur^,  or 
Juccfs,  a  ivuy,  a  manner,  the 
UTiiverfe,  tht  uorld.  Res  feverae 
bufmefi,  Nep.  Quando  res  redi- 
eni^t,  in  term  time,  ^\z\xK.,  Ubi 
V  res  piolatac  fum,  in  the  vaca^ 
tton.  Id.  Rerum  prolatio,  aput- 
ting  cff  the  term,  Cic.  Res  fe- 
cundre,  prajpenty,  Ter.  advcrfxi 
advtrjity,  Cic.  ang'.'ftje,  Hor, 
ar^ae,  flraits,  Val.  Flacc.  Rem 
facere,  to  get  ioealtb,  Ter,  E 
re  mea,  tua,  &c.  to  Gne*s  own 
advantage,  Ter.  ^licui  rei  eflc, 
to  be  good  Jc^  fomethirg,  Id.  Rei 
nulli  td'c,  good  for  nothing,  Plaut. 
Rem  gerere,  to  manage  An  aj^air, 
chiefly  in  war^  Ctc,  Rei  feivire, 
to  be  ir.dupfiCus,  Ter.  Mai  am 
rem  ixetuere,  to  be  afraid  of 
punijhttent.  Plant.  Ahue.  vaw.^- 


RES 

execrandi,  &  per£ophcmUiiniflB| 
Ably  ^uo  dignos  ci,  Ter, 
HSfaerio,  rre,  ivi.  n.  io  rait 

RJ^talQtatus,    a»    am.    pt.   Jakttd 

again 
K^imto,  3re,  z(^.  f  falute  again 
Kesanefco,  Sre,  ui.  n,toriC9wtr  ant's 

fenfet 
Refarcjo,  Ire,  fi,  tmm,  i€t,  ttfatehf 

to  tfuttd»  Met.  to  recomftmfu  ^id^ 

refarcior 
Rcfarcior,  iri«  mAT. 
RS^arriOf  Ire,  atl.  ro  takt  again 
Kefarturasy  a,  um.  pt«  tltat  wiHeem" 

pen/ate 
RefcindenduB,  a,  mn*  pt,  to  it  cut 

down,  to  Be  made  xfoid 
Refcindensy  tis.  pt.  cuttiiig  of^  aho^ 

Itjbing 
Rculodo,  ere,  idi,  in^im.  a£^.  tocut 

up  or  do'wn^to  till  upyto  open  afore, 

toabolijh,  to  repeal,  to  renew,  Ovid, 
Refcindor,  i.  pafT. 
Refcio,  Ire,  Ivi.   to  bear  and  under^ 

ftand 
Refcifco,  ere.  to  come  to  know 
Refbifca,  ere.  to  come  to  knoio 
Refciflfio,  onis.  f.  Vid,  abolitio 
RefcifTurus,  a,  um.  pt.  ahout  to  cut, 

doton,  or  aholijh 
Rciciflus,  a,  um.   pt.   clefi,  lanced, 

opened.   Met.  abdijhed 
Refclturus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  come  to  the 

knoivled^e  of 
Refcribendus,  a,  um.  pt.  re  write,  or 

be  written  back 
Refcribo,  ere,  pfi.  ptum.  2^6t.  to  write 

back,  to  write  over  again,  to  pay 

money  by  bill,  toioriteagainfi,  Re- 

fcribere  iej^ionem  ad  equum,ro/)i1f 

the  foot  on  borfeback,  Caef. 
Rcfciibor,  i.  pafl*. 
"'cfcripturo,  ti,  n.  fl  r<r/cnf  t 
^  "    MfUi,  a,  uxn.  i[V.»  about 


RES 

toHti  hack 
RefcHptntt  t,  um.  pt.  vfrit  i^aia, 

mwcbojtn,  Cantui  refcriptiy/M^i 

fet  with  wt^fital  ntta,  Cic 
RfsScandat,  a»  am,pr.  to  ba  cat  damn, 

to  be  cut  off,  to  be  retrtnehtd 
R282catit|Oiii0,  f.  m  cntttag 
RSsSoo,  tie,  m,  dam.  a£l«  to  pare, 

eiip,  cnt  ojf,  or  cat  out^  t§  txamint 

toofevtrefy 
RSTecroy  are,  tt  take  of  a  iorft,  or 

teccomnumicmthn,  tafiurifift  e^atm^ 

tapray,  Qtdifirt  again 
RefcAiOy  5nit.  f.  aaating 
RjUedus,  I9  om«  pt.  cut  off 
lUtlfcatot,  a^uiii.  ^%,folbnob^agaan9 

anfwertng 
RSseda,  ac.  f.  a  dock 
Reiedo,  are.  a£l.  to  dppeafe 
Refegmen,  lois.  n.  a  paring 
Resemxiuitioy  onis,  f.  afo/imag 
Re£emino,are.aA./«)^  its  awn  ferd 
Reseqoor,  i.  cutus.  dep.  to  foUcw 

again,  to  anfwer 
Reserandus.  a^   um.  pt.  to  be  un- 
locked . 
Reserans,  tis.  pt.  unlocking 
Reseratus,  a,  um.  pt.  opened 
Resero,  are.  ad.  to  open,  to  unlock,  ts 

difclofe 
Refero,  ere,  cvi,  itum.  a£l.  tofova 
Referor,  ari.  pafl*. 
Rcfervandus,a,  um,  pt,  to  be  referved 
Refervatus,  a,  um.  pt.  referved 
Relervo,  are.  ad.  to  reftroe,  to  keep 

alive 
Refervor,  ait,  atui.  pafT. 
Refes,  idis,  adj.  idle,  ptbfuU  laxy, 

ur.accufiomed,  Refes  W({VLZ,flanding 

water,  Varr, 
Refex,  2cis,  m.  the  cutting  of  a  vine 

ivbicb  fpringetb  again 
^^Vi^^XA^KK'^s  ^U  rejiding,  &c. 


RES 


r^,toremaiattrelUh^^ 
ta  impend,  todke&ie,  tsft 
abate,  Refidereeforiaksh 

/itiSy,aadfi^,V)XA. 
Risldo,  ere,  sedi,/9tfir**' 

ffit  down,  tt  be  cebh  »P 
Refiduuai,  ii.  n.  tbertfkt 
Refidttus,  a,  um.  raeamisi 
Refignatio,  obis.  f.  a  nM 
Refignatus,  a,  uoi.  pt.  ijM 

ffipped,  Feft. 
Refigno,  are.  ad«  ntfot* 

ta  dofe,  otfafieu  up,  t»^ 

difcaver,  to  re/go,  wfa* 
RSsilio,  Tre,  ui,  &n,  «ta* 

ffart  back,  to  nbtuwd,  ttkt 

to  grc%u  lank,  to  gtfmat 
Reslmus,  a^  um.  crmM^ 
ResTna,  s.  f.  rofn 
Resioiceus^  a,  um.  adj.  if 
ResTnarius,  a,  om.  adj.  <ff9 
Resioatus^  a,  um.  adj.rilb 

effeminated,  debaecbti 
RSsinrfcr,  a,  um,  adj.  htm 
Resinofuf,  a,  um.  ffimoit ' 

of  rojin^  or  gum,  clannj 
Rcfipiens,  tis.  i^X.,talHoi^ 
Res^Fpio,  ere,  plvi  &poi*> 

vottr,  otfmell,  to  tafe,  I 

wife 
ResTpifcent,  tis.  pt.rm/flf* 
Resipifcentia,  c.  t'.  rtfeOt 
Resipifco,  ere,  uL  torepat 

to  bis  wits,  to  reeovtr 
R  fiften»,  tis.  pt.  ref^i^^ 
Refiftituf.  imperf.  rf  m«4 
Refifto,  ere,  ftitl,  ftftunwi 

up^  tofiandfiill,  fj^^ 

good  agaittft 
ReiStubiiis,  le.  adj.  i«9[* 
Refoivensy  tis.  pt.  is^ftiH 
ReluWo,  ere,  \i,  utooit  ^ 

loofe,  untie,  miibind,  »■ 
\   to  Wtttigate,  (9  rtiax,  W< 


E^ 


R  &S 


He  g 


i,topiiy  backitofe^arate^^^fplrimen,  inU,  n,  the  nviriplpe 
put  ajundtr,  to  abo/iJhf^Rtfpuimcntvtn,  i.  n.  rej^irstion 
foficn,  6r  melt,   to  en-    Refpirans.  tij,  pt.  brcatbifsg 

RcfpTratio,  onis.  f,  a  breathing,  or 


veakerty  to  confute,  to  re- 
termor  dijipate,  to  acquit, 
to  re/olve,  or  reduce 

in.  f.  a  ioofitig.  Met.  a 

»,  iim.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 
««n</,  loofeat  di/he^ltdf 
c^fii-ve^  enfeebled,  ener- 
ikeved,  pkiv^dyOr  digged, 
Terftinate,  ovtrfl  wid 
Ic.  adj.  ranging 
8,  pt.  Jounding,  ivitb  an 
■ing 

ae  f.  an  ercbo 
tnperf.  a  found  is  made 
,  ni  &f  avi.  n.  fo  rrfound 
um.  adj.  refoundtng 
is,  pf.  pupping  up 
re,  ui.  /©yi/yi  <>^«'ii 
ri.  pafT. 

tis.  pt.  beholding 
e.   /o  look  back  oftitn,   to 
r  regard.  Met.  r»  a/rn. 
1^76 

U9.  utr.  tf  looking  back,  a 
fiderahon,  reg'afdyorrejpeff 
re,  art.  to  befprinkU 
.  pair. 

ais.  f.  tf  he  fpf  inkling 
t,  um.  pt.  bifpritilfled 
)«,  m,  a  fpr inkling 
s,  a.   um.  pt.   fo  ^«  r«- 

tls.  pt.  Ltking  upon 

Cf  ertum.  aft.  /o  /o<?*  ^tffi^ 

iol.  ro  /«?/^.    Mit.  fo  con- 

egardy   to  rcfpeff,    to  /Ii- 

fo  to  belong,  to  appertain 

.  pafl*. 

e.  fd  rtmove  tbornt 


fetching  breath,  a  refpiration 
Refpiratus,  us,  m.  the  breathing 
Refpiro.  are.  art,  ^  n.  to  breath,  to 
be  refrt/hed^   to  have  fome  refpite, 
to  L  Hat  he  forth  and  fend  out,    Re- 
fpirare  a  metu,  to  recover  out  of  a 
frigh^,   CiQ. 
Rffpl«ndens,<is.  pt.  refplendent 
Refplendeo,  ere,  ui.  n    tojhint 
Refplen-Jefcentia,  as.  f.  brightneft 
Refpondens,  tis.  pt,  a^f'^tring 
Refpondeo,  ere,di,fum.  n.  toaafwer, 
to  reply, to  re  eccho,  to  agree^  to  aEi 
fuitably,  to  correspond,  to  anfwer  c.v- 
peSiation,   to  ftandovcr  againft,  to 
pay,    or  fatisfy 
Refpondeor,  eri,  pafT. 
Reiponfiojonis.  f.  anarifweri  agree- 

ablenrfi 
Refpons:  to,  are.  to  an  fiver  often 
Refponl'o,  are.  to  anfwer,  ot  echo,  to 
anfwer  faucily,  to  refiji,   or  oppofe, 
to  agree  ^ith,  to  fuit  wifh 
Refpcnfor,  oris,  rh.  a  counfellef,  ftor, 

a  furtty 
Refpdnfum,  (li  n.  an  d'^ftoer,  atr^, 
a  rejoinder,   an  (racle,  a  pmphecyt 
an  opinion  af  the  learned  in  fhslatv 
R cfponsOius,  a,   um.   pt.  that  will 

anfwer,  that  will  match 
Refponfus,  us.  m,an anjhver, anfwer^ 

ablenefif  analogy 
Rei'publica,  rejpublici*,  f.  a  commtn 

'  tuealth,  the  weal  public,  a  fate 
Refpuc'»dus,  a,  um,  pt.  to  berefujid 
Rf ^pue^s,  tis.  pt,  refufng 
Rcfpuo,  Cre,  ui,  utum.  art.  to  fpit 
out  nf^ain,    to  fpatt  upon,    to  cffji 
back^Mtt,  /tf  refufe,  to  rejeH 
Ref^-ttor,  u  ptliT. 


Reftagnans,  tis.  pt.  overf^nind 
ReftajjiiAtio,  onis.  f.  an  overfMftf 
Reftagno,  arc.  tooverfloio,  to  fiaguuti 
Reiians,  tis.  pt.  refftingi  renktintn^^  ' 

holding  out  in  a  fiege 
Reftat.  imperf.  it  remaineth 
Reftauiatio,  onis,^  a  refiorin^ 
Reftauratof-,  oris,  m,  a  reftorer 
Reftauraturus,  a,  um.  pt«  about  H 

rejhre 
Rcftauratus,  a,  um.  pt.  refiofed 
Reftauro,  are.  art.  to  rtftwt,  to  h* 

pair,  to  revive,  to  renew 
RefliariHS,  ii^  m.  d  rope  luaker 
RcitiWUs.  le.  fown,  or  tilled  every 
year.    RcftibiJis  feges,    corn  that 
rijeth  of  the ftd  that  was  fc^n  tJ^' 
year  before,  PJin. 
Refticula,  £e.  f.  a  little  ropt 
RcftTculus,  i.  m.  a  halter 
Rrft»nrtio,  onis.  f.  a  quenching 
Re/linrtus,  z,  uoi.  pt.  Quenched 
Refttngiiendtis,  a,  um.  pt.  'ro  <4>* 

tihguyb,  or  be  eottitiguifhed 
Rcftinguo,  ere,  xi,  rtuiri.   to  extin^ 
gntjb,   to  pacify,  to  appeafi,  to  dtd 
firoy  utter^ 
Reftinguot,  i*  pi(ti 
Reftio,  5n:8«  m,  ropeihakek 
Reftio,  Ire,  ivi,  itum.  /•  be  tilled 
ReftTpo,  are,  to  inviron  again 
Reftipiilatio,  onis.  f.  a  reeiprotal en* 

ga^ement 
Reftipiilor,  ari,  Stus  fum.  depi     to 
,  anfwer  to  an  aSion^  to  enter  into 

covertani 
Reftis,  is  f.  an  haltci^,  or  tord,  a 
rbpe.  ot  cable,  R«  ad  rcfltm  re* 
diir,  the  tnatter  it  dijpirafe,  I  may 
go  hangmyfelf,  Tcr.  Reftlmdui;^ 
tare'  to  dance  the  hay,  Id. 
R^enito,'  a»e.  n.  tofidyt  "'^^M| 


E  T 


REV 


REV 


tck,    to    caft  baclt^     to 

untw'tfiy     to   turn  one 

purpojej    to    retort,    to 


eri.  pafT.  role  retorted 
.  aft.  tojcorch 
fre.   to  grew  dry 
Iv,  fcorcbirtgly 
,  um.  burntd^  frrrcl^l, 
Windle  cQloured.Phtedr, 
s.  f .   a  <wri thing 
ufli.pt.  turfi.d  lackfre- 

jm.    pt.  toafted 

,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  hand- 

;.|)t  beadfirong^drtno- 
' volfirg 

nis.  f.  a  retraBdticnya 
an  cpinior,  a  tefuj^y  m 

,  uxa,  pt.  ^adj,  or, 
f?rdf  rev:jed 
.  aa.    to  puilbatky  to 
eriuy   to  ferufe,  to   re- 
'raSIy    to    recanty    to 


atus.  pair,  to  be  rc^ 
\.-2de  void,  or  nuZ/^Scc. 
um.  pt.  &  adj.  or, 
iffi   bad  i    Alio   /ar 


on  thebackjide,   in  times  pajl,   »»  |  Revelo,  are.  zQt*  to  reveal 


the  contrary  part 
Retroaftus,  a,  um.  pt.  inverted 
Retroago,  ere,    egi,  a€tum.  aft.  to 
dri've  back,  Ordlnem  rctroagerc, 
to  begin  at  the  Tvrongetjd,  Quijit. 
Reirocedo,  ere,  (Ti, /rum.  togoback 
RetrociUis, -us.  m.  agoing  back 
Retrcduco,ere,xi.  aft.  tobrirg  back 
Rftlroduftio,  6ni«.  f,  a  bringing  back 
Ret  ofcro,    ferre,     liili.    aft.     /• 

carry  back 
Retrogradu^,  a,  um.  retrograde 
Rttrogredior,i,  flfus.  to  go  backiuard 
Rettolfgo,  ere.  to  fail 
Retrorsuofi,  adv.  backward 
Re'rorfus,  adv.  back^ward 
Retrorfus,  a,  \xm,  turned  backward 
Retriido,  ere.  aft.  to  tbrufi  back 
Retrufu9,  a,  am.  pt,  bidden^  Met. 

abfiru^ 
Retundo^  ere,  udi,  €riim.    aft.   to 
bluntfOx  dull.  Mtt. to  ^ueU,  reprefs 
Retundor,  i.  paff. 
Reiufus,  a,  um.   pt.   blunted.  Adj. 
dull,  blunt 
It.    to  draw  backy  to  i  Reva  eo,  ere,  ui,  to  recover 

Revalefcens,  tie.  pt.  recovering 
RevaleTco,,  ere,   ui.  to  recover 
Revaoefco,   ere.   unde  revanuit,  to 

vani/b  away  again  k 

Reveftns,    a,  uni.  pt.  brought  hack 
Reveho  ere,  xi,  ftum,  aft.  to  brin<r, 

o*"  carry  h»ck  again,  to  import 
Rcvehor,  i.  paff, 
Revelatio,  onU.  f.  a  revelation 
Revelaror,  oris,  m,  a  reveaUr 
R eve' atus,  a,  um.  pt.  difcovered 
R«»vfHens,  tJs     pt.  plucking 
Revello,    ere,  JI,  &f  ut  al.  volunt, 
revtilfi,    vulfnm.  aft.     to  pluck, 
pully    or  tear  off,    out,    or  away, 
to  phtv  vp^  tn  extirpate 


to  ' 


xi,  ftum,  aft.  to 
to  -zvitbdraiv,  to  re- 
ejer-ve 

,  «-i,  utum.    aft, 
9  repay 
)aiT 

IS.  f.  a  r-trihution 
'S    m .  a  rerr.mi>enfer 

»i.    n.     t^e    dro's 

d^egi^  p.um 


W*  ^^c^i  bafkivard,  \  RcrcJor,  i,  pait 


Reven»o,Tre,  veni,  n.  to  return 
Reventum    eft,    tbey  are    reftoredf 

PJaut.  Ampb.  3,'2,  59* 
Revera,  adv.  tru-y 
R«verWro,  are.  aft.  to  reverberatt 
ReverendiiHmuSy  adj  mofi  reverend 
Kevciendus,a,um.  pt.  to bi revered, 

reverend 
R^venens,  ti«.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp.  ? 

fllmus,  fup,  revering,  reverent 
Reverenter,  adv.  iiis,comp.  ffiffi^^ 

fup.  witb  rejpeSl,  reverently 
Reverentia,  c  f.  refpeCi,  revertnct 
Revercor,  «ri,  itus.   dcp,  to  fiofid 

in  awe  of,  to  revere 
Reveriturus,   a,  um.  pt.  that  will 

ftandin  awtof 
Reveritua,  a,  um.  pt.  regarding' 
Reverro,  gre.  aft.  tofweepbaek 
Reverfio,    fif  revorfio,  ant.    onJt, 
f .  a  coming  back  again,     Rever- 
ik>nem  ad  terrain  iztixLtiX,   tbey 
land  again,  PUut^  » 

RcversurU8,a  um.  pt.  about  to  return 
Revertcns,  til.    pt.   revolving,  m» 

fliSiing,  returning 
Revertlcuium,  li.  n.  a  return 
Rcverto,'ere,ti,  fum.  aft.  to  turn 

back,  to  revolve,  to  return 
Reverter,   i,  fu«.  dep.    In  gratiam 
cum    aliquo  teverti,    to    becomf 
friends  again  witb  one 
Rcviftus,  i,  utn.  pt,  convinced 
Rcvftus.  a,  um.  pt.  [i  revinco] 

farced,  Jubdued,  Lucr. 
Rc^ideo,  ere,  di    to  go  back  to  fee 
Revigeo    ere,    ^  revigefco,    2re# 

tojlourifh  again 
Revilefco,  ere,  ui.  to  become  vile,  of 

no  account 
Rcvinciens,  tis.  pt.  bindinfr 
Rjvincio,  u^^:l\,  Coxccu.-«^^«%%^ 
to  fftrd 

^\  1  %  ^ 


REV 


R  H  E 


fiivlnmor,  Tri.  pffT, 
^Jt^vinco^  he.  a6>.  t»  terivine* 
KSvincor,  i.  pafT. 
|t^vindat,a,uai.   pr.  hound  fafi 
K^vTrcfccnt,  tit.  pt.  rtvivin^ 
flfvirtfco,  ifre,    ui.    to  rtuivf,    to 

take  btart  again 
l^evifens,  tis.  pt.  rtvi/iting 
Jl.i5viftito,  arc.  tt  vijtt  again 
^ivjfo^  ere,  fi,   fum.   to  vtJStf    to 

rettirit,  to  revifa 
Keviforut,    i,    urn,    pt.   about  to 

vijit  again 
|lcvIvifco,  gre,  revixi,  ftom.     to 
reeovir  iifi*  Met,  /o  revivi^  to 
fTovf  ^t^n 
Jlifvacabflis,  Jf.   adj.  iv^jr  ^c  r«- 

talled  :  may  bi  rtcompenffd 
RfcvScamcn,  )fni#.  n.  0  rerit/ 
S-ev5eaDdu<y    1^   ore.    pt.    tt    h 

ealtfdh/ick      ^ 
Il^v5caji8^  til.  pt.  eatling  kach 
KivdcitiOf  Siiis^  f*  «  recalling     * 
Reyocaturui,^.«in.  pt,  about  toncai 
RevScitus,  a,  am.  pC.  rualUd 
]flSv5ce>  are.  a£l.  fo  recaii  to  rtfortt 
to  reajume^  to  witbdravf^  to  rf- 
nfokiy  to  an  fay.  Gradum  re\ocarc, 
to  i'ring  Sack,  Vcrg.     Revocare 
i«,  to  change  his  mind,  Cic, 
lUvdcor,  ari,  a'p'.  paflT. 
Rjpvolan?,  til.  pt.  flying  hae\ 
l^evSio,  arc.  n.    to  fly  back  again. 

Met.  ta  ha/I  en 
p.?»5Jubili8,  Ic.  4dj.  may  to   called 

haek 
Rcvolven?,  tis.  pt.  rolling  hack 
l^evolvp,  ere,    vi,    ufu^.  act.    /« 
^urn  over,  to  re-vo/ve,    to   r^fliB 
tfpon,  to  fifrufc  a^citn  i 

jR^vo/vo'',  i.  pafT.  Jriupfct  bacV.  ^ 
<Ad  irritum  revolvi,  to  ccmt  to 
*ii«r/r,  Tac 

io,  ^nis.  f.  a  revo\thii^ 


PcvSISlas,  a,  um.  pt.  retwrning 
Rcv<Sipcns,  tis.  pt.  vomiting  uf 
RevSjio,    grr.  aft.    ^«  vo»>it,    or 

Ctf^  1/^  agajp,  todifgnrge 
Rcns,a,  uxm  Sia].  guilty,  obnoxious. 
Reus  rei  capitaiis,  tried  for  bis 
life,  Cic.  iniunarum,  ^ued  upf^n 
am  a3ii:n  cf  trefpajs.  Quint,  dc 
pecuniii  repetundis,  impeached 
for  hfiery,Q'\c.  fatildandi,  hound 
to  find  furetiet,  Uip.  Jefx  maje(- 
tatis,  tried  for  treaf»n,  Suet* 
Rem,  i.  m.  Aibft.    thf  defendant: 

Alfo  afunty 
RSvuIHo,  onia.  C  tevulflon 
Revulfui,  a,  uiii.  pt.  plucked  np 
Rex,    regis,     ai.    a   king,    under 
which  alAf  a  ftaen  it  incladed. 


^      R  ID 

Rheuoitf  atii.  a.  rbem,  on 
a  difiillatiott  o/iwaavrt,  M-i 

RhcumaticHS,  a,  um.d|j.r^ 

Rheumatirniias,  mx.m.ariem 

Rhina,  ae.  f.  apKatt 

Rhin5cSroSy    otis.  m.  /^ni 

'  A\(o  one  gag- toothed.    RVi 

rotis  nafus,   a  tumiogofi 

noje  in  ffoffiug  and  Cfofuri^) 

Rhodlnus,  a,  um.  vidfKoat 

Rbomboides,  adj.  ageometn^ 
maad  figure,  vnth  unyad) 

Rhombus,  bi.  m.  a  fgani 
equal  hut  not  righto^ 
Alio  ^  fptaning-iohed, 
whirl,  or  turn,  a  ttrkti 
th  points  of  the  wuriotr'i 


pafs  ;  a  rbumh 
Regci  aerarii,  ~ /iM  man4gert   of  Rc^aiphKa,  «.  f  Mtoci 


the  treafitry,  Qic,    Rei  rini,  the   RhoocHua,  chixn.tfjMfi 

king  of  good  fellows,    the  mafier   Rhythmicus,  a,  uxn.  rhpm 

Rhythmicua,  i.  m.  a  th/us 

dtOrat.  3,  49. 


ofiherevelt.  Hot, 

KiefirtH. 


Rha,  indecl.  rhubarb 
Rhamnos.   n',  m.  buckthorn 
RhaphanuS)  ni.  m.  a  radi/^ 
Rhapsodia,  x,  f»  a  rhapfody 
Rheda,  ae.  f.  a  chariot,  a  coeeh 
Rriedarius.  a,  um.  of  a  coach 
RhEdariuc^  ii.  m.  a  coachman 
Riteno,  onis.   m.    a  thick  garnrtnt    Rica, 


Rhythmus,  i.m.  rhjme^0 

Rhjrtion,  til.  n,  aeup  Uhm 

moon.  Mart,  a,  35.  ^** 

Ktfde  Athenaeum  libio  is 

13.  6f  if.cap.  I,  5,  ^» 


R  before  I. 
R»bc8,  red  goofeSfrries 


fut  red,  or  made  of  fkint 
R'neon.   n.   rbubarh 
Rhetor,  firis    m.  a  rhetorician 
Rhctorica,    orum.    o,    precepts  of 
rhttf.rtc  i 

Rhotor<a,  a?.    i"l    rherorice,    ea. 
f.     tht'TfCy  otatury,     the   art    nf 


Mercbitf 
RicTniufn,  ii.  n.  id.qtni^ 
RicTnuro,  i    n.  Q^ricinn^i. 

cloke,  a  chfe  hood 
RicVnos,  i.  a  vermin  teH^*^ 
Rifto,   are.   to  makf  e  raft 
R  ftotn,  ti.  n,  id.fu.  nfl* 
RicVup,  us.  no.  a  griftnU^t  * 
\V\^^xv*,M*^a^  um.  pt.  tthtle^ 


I  M 

at,  to  moc^f  /'«'''».  or 
>ine  anH^litffr,  R  derc 
fitpj^Vioy,  far  from    tbr 

pafT. 

a,  um.  *wa?gt(h 
f,  a  Jfronr-  pr»p 

f.  a  little fl.ke 

n.  pi.  jefls 
;,  a,  um.   ridiculout 
1v.    ridicubufly^     droll, 

a,  uTi,  riJicuJous 

'i.  n,  <«y</?,  a  y«ir,  tf 
J 

uoi.  flim'is,  flip.  mr.rry^ 
I'u'ous,  ^tly,  lUQrtby   to 

nt 

■pt.  bed  Jiving 

',  (.  a  Ok^ateritiff 

s.  m.  tf  ivjfeicr 
s    f,  a  (be  ii.'atercr 

pt.  froxen  with  cold. 

oi.  n.  foA*  xery  cnlJ, 
7,  tofiandfltff^  *'p'''gbt, 
fo  flare  as  a  hair  doth 

to  grow  fliff  -with  ice 

ius.  comp.  ftiffly 
tis.  f.  fester iiy 
pafT.  r?  ^^  made  f  iff 

um.  a<1j.  or,  comp. 
''»»  ft^jft  hard,  chfe 
:.  r//;W,  rigorous,  re- 
xiblCi  cruel,  fierce 
k.  to  luater^  to  cultivate 
afT 

m.  bardrtefs,  rough' 
ft,  tie  cold  ft  of  an 
tr,  harjhnefx 

n,  a  ic  ill  ring 
am.  m-Afl,    wet,    thit 


R  I  V 


a  chink.  Invenire  aliquam  rimaiDy 
to  find  an  hole  to  creep  out  at, 
PlauC.  Agers  rimas,  lo  cleave^ 
chop,  or  chink,  Ov.  Met.  Plcnu* 
rimaruT)  efTe.  to  be  a  blah  tf 
one's  tr.n^ut,  Ter,  Naves  rimis 
fatifcunt,  fpring  a  leak,  Virg. 
Rimandus,  a,  um.    pc.    to  Jcjrch^ 

o.  he  fcarckcd 
R'man^,  tis.  pt.  Jearchin^ 
Rin.ajiiS  a,  um.  pt.  bo'vinv [earched 
XTmor,  a  i,    dep.    to  jcarcb  every 
cormr  ami  hole.  Met.   to  examine 
d.li.-cnlf 
Rlmltoii,  a,  um.full  of  chinks 
RItuU,  X.  f.  a  jmall  cleft 
R'Mpo,  2rc,  rinxi,  ri£lum.  'Oe^potius 
R "■"'?■  »r,    I,    fttjs.    dep.  to   griny  to 
ivy    the   m'uth,    to  fret    tvitn 
hiwfef,  to  ma  V  faces 
R?pi,  *.  f.  a  bank  of  a  river,  the 

(;a-jh:)r4 
RTp?riu8,  a,  um.  aHj,  of  bunks 
Rlpiila,  le.  f.  a  little  bank 
Rifcus  ci.    m.  a  trunk,  a  iu'nd>w 
tcitbin  a  ivall,  a  pre^s  Jor  cloti  a 
RTsTbilis,  Ic.  adj.  n/ibe 
RTfi'),  on  is,  f,  a  laughing 
RT'or,  oris,  m,  a  laugher 
RTfus,  us.  m.  laughter,  laughing 
RTve,  adv.    rightly,    ari^hi,    ivi'h 
due  form  and  ceremony,  iveil  ard 
truly,  according  to  cupom,  in  due 
form,  and  courfe  of  laiu      , 
RT'^es,  is,  m.  id.  qu,  ritus 
RTrualis,   le  aJi.  ritual 
Ritus,    fis  &   *uis.  N.n»    m.    a 
rite,    rr   ceremony,  a  courfe^    or 
crder,  a  %uay,  or  manner 
Ri.aijj,  le.  of,  or  LeLnging  to,    or 
».'jr  a  river 
'  iRTv'lis,  is.  m.  a  rival 
/R..v^litds,  a:i».  f.  rivAlhip 


R  q  G 

Rivulus,  Ji.  m,  a  rivulet 

Riyus,  >.  m.  a  river,  E  rivo  flamioa 

magna  facer e,  to  make  a  momn" 

tain  of  a  m^hhiil,  Ov,  Sanguinis 

rivus,  Mveinof  tieb^y,  Plin. 
Rixa,  at.  f,  a  buffeting^  bratuUng, 

a  fcolding,  flrife,    a  fuarrd^  or 

oifpute 
Rixans,  tis.  pt.  fcolding 
R  xa(io,  onis.  f.  a  hraiuftng 
Rixa'or,  oris.  m.  a  brawler 
Rixor,     ari,    arus    fum.    dep.     t§ 

bufet,     to   brawl,    t§  ftold,     f 

quarrd,  to  r^fifi 
Rixofus,  a,  uin.  adj.  fuarrelfome 

fMiing 

KiefireO, 


7-,;^/,  r/.y7,  or  da/,  'Rliliicn,  ai/,  rher by  rVvtr 


R(3l»oreu8   a,  uti,  adi.  of  oak 
Roboio,  are,  aft.  to  firengthen 
Robdror,  ari,  atus.  pafT. 
Robiir,  3ris.n«  an  oak.  Met.  ftrengtb 

of  body,  courage^   or  p^utnefs 
Roburneus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  an  oak 
Rdnufteu?,  a,  um.  adj.  oaken 
Robuftus,  a,  um.  or.  co/np.  ilinnus, 

fup.    male   of  oak,    hile,   hardy, 

fir.ng,  firm,  yielding  a  fir  ong  ncu" 

rifijmi  nt 
Rodeno,  tis,  pt.  gnawing 
Rodo,  etc,  fi,   fum.  adt.   to  gnaw, 

to  wear  axoaji .  Met.  to  baikbiti 
Rod  or,  i*,  paflT. 

R  )dus,  a,  um.  adj.  rude,  unwrought 
Rogalis,  Ic.  adj.  of  a  funeral 
Ro^andus,  a,um.  pt.  to  be  aJkiJ,  H 

be  cbofen,  Sec. 
Rr»Ttn8,  tis.  pt.  ajk-ng 
Rogitia,  onis.  f.   a  jiffl'on,  an  in* 

tet  rogation,  a  demand^  a  ii'^i^**  *ax 

\Tf<j-u-J^  ^ ^ 

'^t  t  \ 


R  O  S 

Itogator,   oris.   m.   a  refuefeTf    the 


ROT 

Ri$faceum,  ei.  n.  rt'l  afrofet 


RobiteuSy  a,  um.  adj.  nfrnfet 
Rtisirium.ii.n.  a  btdf>froJet^  a  nfiry 
R<«atum,  ti.  n.  rofe  %^  nr 
Ros-ttui,  ti.  m.  4  roft-nohh 


Jpeaktr  of  parliament  f  tit  chairman 

of  a  committee 
Rofitrlx,  f.fie  that  ajketh 

lloKatoru'y  a,  um.  pt.  alr.ut  ^9  ajk  ^ 

|iy2*^'>  *•  *»"*•   P^*  ^fi^^t  defirtd,  jRofcTdas,  a,  um.  nvet  with  ffcvf 

intnated,  courted^  made,  crdaine,^,  ,Rosptum,ti.  n.  a  bedofrojes 

efiabliflted  jRXfca*,  a.  um.adi.  of  rnfet^the colour 

R^garus,  us,  ip.  a  d^fire,  a  qiftfiion  \     of  a  n  e^  fa,ry  red,  r  ff 

Rpgitans,  tis:  pr.  <^^«/  I  Rofio.  5ni«,  f.  a  gjiatving^  hiting 


IWgVrStio,  onis.  f.  an  often  pfii^^t 

afatute 
Rfiftiti^or,  oris,  m.  yidc  fogitor 
|l6j:Tto,  ire*  to  d^jire^   to  intreat,  to 

intntCi  to  inquire 
pi5go,  arc.  aft.  tj  he^,  irre.it,  or  re- 
fueff,  to  dem  /»./,  to  inqiore,  f*  bor. 
row,  toprqpofe  a  lavj  in  the  Unate, 
to  bring  in  a  biU.    Roget  qwis,  a 
form  in  anticipating,    or  obviatirig 
■anobjtaion,   Tet.    Rngarf  fncra- 
mento  militpm,  tn  f'w^ar  a  foidter 
to  be  true  and  fMibful,  L'v. 
p3gr8,  gi.  m.fl  furwal  f'ilf 
|lomph«a,  f.  a  tivo- handed  Jigcr J 
Rriralis,  Ic  of  Je7V^  ^^-^I'ff 
RSrans,  tijf   p^  he^e*ivir>^ 
RSrarius,  a,  um,  u'<-r,  //««r 
R6rarius»  ii.  m.  /ixhr-arnt'd  filJfin 
RSr^tto,  3nis.  f-  tf  /rt///»'0'  9^  tf<rw 
l^dratus,  a,  um.  pt.  bedewed 
Rorcfcen«,  m.  tort  nviih  dew 
Rorc'cr,ee,  n.  tn  hf  dev.\y 
RdriH'JS,  a.  oni,  ziy  tnoi/i 
fe6t?fcr.  a,  u-n.  :i(lj.  hnngeth  dew 
R^rTfttJus!  a,'  um.  aMj.  to  t  "wirh  Jue 
Rorft,  firff^acl.  to  nroju  ttrd  fait  doTun 

like  deWf  fo  mizzJe,  to  helprink'e 
R6ro',  Ijri,  at  as  paiF. 
Rordlfii  lis,  a,  nnn.  ?<^i.  full  ofdrv) 
Rv$   tur  i»,'cn.  d-'iu,anj  Hqu^'.  ^^% 


I^ofa.urinus,  nl.  m.i/^/rormarinom, 

n.  rofemarf 
Rofma''«8,  is,  f,  a  rofem/try  tree 
KortcJIum.  li,  n.  «  little  l-i/l 


RUB 

Rotrindi,  adr.  ins,  comp.  «" 
Met.  tf^r^.  elegiHtfjt  w^f 

RS^unditas,  it  t.  f.  ro:tnhtp 

Rotando,  ire.  aft.  tomketm^ 
round 

R'lt'indus  a  uT.Qr.cotnp.ffirw 
r^undt  eircu'ar^  ^uick,  »V^ 
Imb/e,  compieaty  n;at^  f.Mt  M 

R  kefire  U. 

Rnbcrifla  a».  a  rohir  rtd-htift 
RiiKrdo,  inis.  f.  redrefi 
Rijbcfacto    erc/f»m^*^rf/,'»' 


Rofln,  cram.  n.   proierly  beah  tf/"jRubcfec  t  fangni.^e  fcta<,  0». 


^/rjfi,   fee.    Met  on,  the  place  of 
c  mmofp/eat  at  Rome 
Roftratui,  a.  um.  b'ahd,  that  hath 
a  (fern.  Roftrata-  pr llc«,  muzz-ex, 

!Amm  Roilrafa  corona, /j^tfr/a/T^ 
gif/fp  tQ  a  captain  fr  a  wStny  at 
jea^  VWn.  co\Mn\T  z,  a  pillar  adofued 
nvitb  the  beats  cfjhipt 
jRoftrum,  tii.  n.  the  heak^  bill  or  n'b 
of  a  bird,   the  fr.out,  ^mJ»^'f>ofe, 
(heflemy  or  bcai  of  a  ibip 
P.Ota,  re.  f.  aioheel,'  a(hariot 
!  RorabTli?  Ic.adi.  wwy  btturned reund 
Rotali',  le.  adj.  having  'wheels 
Rotans,  tis.  pt.  turning  rnwd 
Rotari'.s,  ii.  m.  a  ivheelwrigbt 
RolatTliv,  Ic  'whirling 
Roratim,  adv.  like  a  wheel 
Riltat'o,  on's.  f.  a  rotation 
PsO'ator,  6r»8,  tp.  a  turner  rottrd 
R?itatus,  a,  um.  pt.  turned  rcund 


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Rub<$fȣbis,  a.  um.  pt.  wAr 
Ritbenio,  r>n»s.  m.  a  ro9ch 
Rube12us,  a,  \ssjt%  fott'wbtt  rd 

bellum  vinum,  rktrti,  Mi»< 
RQbens,  ti^.   pt.  &  adj.  or, 

redf  bl'*fi>i*fg 
Rubeo,  ere,  ui,  n.  /aAerri,* 

f »  redden 
Ruber,   bra,   bnirr.  or,  c«n| 

rmus,  fup.  red,  rv^.iy 
Rubercens,  tis.  pt.  gmwxiti^ 
Riibefco,  ?rc,  to  rrdaen 
Riibcfa,  af.  f.  a  lard  t»ad 
Rjjbet  \im,tKr, 'where  manyhk 
Riibeu?,  a,  um.  adj.  tej,  raJi 
Rubeus,  a,  um.  a<*j.  bujbf 
Rdbia,  ap.  f.  madder,    RuWn 

tris,  tv'odroof 
RSbicilla,  at.  f.  the h^lfneb 
RubTcuodulos,  a.  um,/f»w 
or,  ' 


Roratus,  us.  m.  a  turnirg  rcund 

Rolo.  arf.  aft.  to  turn  a thingrouni,   Riibicundus,     a,    u(D. 

t^jV'nv,  tobrandifo  \      ruddy,  vcy  red 

R5ior  ari.  paflT.  |  RSbTdu5,  a,  um.  adi.  ofe  h 

i  "Vk<iV\x\^,  Tt«.^ .  aVitt\t  ^^\ t%U  l^a  ^<nn»'      colour^  reddijh,  hrofcmp 

fj^  J?.  C  a  roCi 


\  \k^\.v^x\c\^^^«' ,  t>'cv\'«' . 


91  \UT1M!W^Y<lMmi\ 


U  D 


RUM 


'g,   and   kept  on    the 
f  Apnl 
I,  adl.  to  rup 
a,   uia.  rufls^     Met, 


"^udiar'as,  ii.tn.  a  l>otcher,a  drejjtr  of 

doth 
Iludirula.  ar.  f.  a  fpattle,  » pee 
"udTmentum,  ti.  n.    f^*  jfjr^  rv^w, 

d  Tudimenty  apr'incifUy  a  heginningy 

an  apprenttcejhip 
Rndis,  de.  adj.^rw,/ #/&  uvwrougbf, 
.  rttd^j  igr.oran*j  wfiilful,  untaught, 

rufiic,  clonunipy  fimplt 
Riji^is,  is.  i,  a  ladle,  a  foil  for  fencers. 

Donaios   rude,    difcbarged  from 

further  hufiuifs)  Hor. 
RudTtas,  at  is.  f.  ignorance 
Rudltus,  us.  m.  a  braying 
Rudo,  aie,  di  ^  divi,    j^ul*  n.  tc 

bray  like  an  aft,  to  roar 
Riidor,  orif,  m.  tf  raan'rg 
Rudus,  eris,  n.  rubble^   or  rubbifb 
Ruens,   t«s.   pt.  tumbling,   rnjbingy 

falling  to  decay 
Rufefco,  ere,  to  nvax  red- 
Rufo  are,  aft.  to  make  red 
Rufuli,  orum.  m.  captaim  made  by 

the  eonJuU  or  genend,   without  the 

ccnfent  of  the  people 
RuftSluSy  a,  um.  reddi/b 
Rufiis,  &  ruffus,  a»  una.  or,  conop. 

reddifi,  yellow^    having  red,   or 

yellonvijb  hair 
Ruga,  s.  f.  aplaityawrinkle.  Met. 

auflerity 
Rugatus,  z,  urn,  pt.  wrinkled 
Rugio,  Ire,  Tvi,  itum.  n.  to  bellow 
Riigltus,  us.  m.  a  roaring 
Rugo,  are,  n.  to  have  'wrinkles 
Rugoiru8fa,uin*  or.  comp, rough, fbrt» 

veiled,  full  ofvorinkl  •  withered 
Ruidus,  a,  um.  not  vfell  baked,  rough 
RuTna,  x.  f.  ruin,  downfall,  defiruc- 

tion,  death,  danger 
Ruinofus,  a,  urn.  ruinous,  defirojed 
opawc  j  RoTtrlrus,  a,  um.  pt.  ready  to  fall 

,    n,    cwAvr   rMi/h  j  RuHa,  x,  f.  dirr.  a  paddle -ft  off 
RHaiB,^,  f,  tii  cud  of  beafts 


.  f .  rufi 
"n«  a  rubv 
n3«  rednefs,   bli/Jb'.n^, 

f.  red  earth,  irerm^licn,  i 
ed  o^ikrr,  ruddle  to  f^ar^ ' 
ric,  Abl'ol  therv'illaw 
i,  um.  pt.  cchuredwith 

aft.  to  mark  with  a  line 
»  um.  adj.  fullof  ruddle 
n.  vel  f.  a  bramble,  a 
•js  Idaei't,  the  rafpberry 

\\\,  n.  a  belching 
pt.  beaching 

a.  f.  a  inching.    Ruc« 
ha,  caufing  to  belch 
um.  pt.  belched  nut 
lis.  f.  an  often  belching 
to  belch  often 
.  to  belch 

itus  Turn.  dep.  to  belch 
tnee  verfus  ruftari*  to 
Y  verfei  very  incorreB 
um.  that  helcheth  much 
a.  a  belching 
im.  zdji.full  ofrubbijb 
pt.   braying 
n.  vel  f,  a  cable,  great 

is.  f.  a  paving  with 

.  verb,  apaviouf 
um.   pt.  paved  with 

'opave 


RUP 

Rumen^  \jv%.  a.   the  cuif  of  hti9$ 

the  paurch,  a  teat 
Riimex,  ic's.  m.  jorrel 
Rurrifico,  are,  to  rtport 
RijmigcTiilus,  li.  a  newfmongv 
RiJmTnalifi,  le.  chevvivg  tbecu4 
RumTnatio,  onis,  f.  a  chewing  offte 

cud.  Met.  a  conftdtring  »nd  medit^i' 

ting 
Riimmo,  are.  aft.  to  chert 
Ruminor,  ari,ato8  fun.  d^p^tocbtv 

the  cud,  to  meditate 
Ru minus,  a,  um.  ut,  ficus  rumint^ 

the  fg.tre^,  under  which  the  fin 

wolf  fuc  hied  Romulus  and.  Kemus 
Rurror,  oris  m.  4  rumour,  coiesmon 

fame,  aftnry,    a  reputation,  Rttr 

more  fecundo,  with  the  r}<^,Virg. 
Rumpend^s,    d,  um«  pt.  tt  breakf 

or  be  brolren 
R.«mpen8,  tis.  pt,  breaking 
Rumpo,  ere,  rupi,  ruptum.  aft.    /• 

break,   to  burft,  to  Tveary,   to  drf" 

fol-ve,  to  rend.  Or  tear,  to  ^ffliSf 

to  violate,  to  beat  ' 

Rumpor,  i.  paflf.  to  be  broken  off,  ot 

diffolved 
Rumpus,'!,   ro.   branches  tied  to* 

gether 
Rumnfciilus,  li,  m.  a  little  Yumour 
Runcatlo,  onis.  f.  ^  wuding 
Runcator,  oris.  m.  a  weedtr 
Runcina,  ae.  f.  a  large  faw,  a  plam 
Rvjicino,  are.  ^ft.  to  plane 
Runco,  are,  aft.  to  weed 
Runco,  onis.  m*  a  ^tneding  book 
Runcor,  ari.  paflT.  to  he  weeded 
]R.uo,?rc, rui, ruitutn.  Sf  rutum.  n, 

tbfall  down,  to  run  headlong,  to  boL 

ruined,  to  be  cheated.  Aft*wfc«nnyv^ 

to  leveU  «t  ifuU  ABPwn 


SAB 


R«AIcu«,  a,  um.  aif  j-  or,  cor-.©,  p-r-  ■ 

flaftimt,  ri.  ci.  ««  bafcM%A^KJn^  a 
yeciKir,  a  r.  •:'»•?,  a  pea  fa  it,  mm  //- 
n^ranff  or  Kr.'^iriied  fiiX  ',  *  , 

Rnra,  ae.f.  r»».  In  r-ia  luii'-mcon- 


J»- 


Pre 


/»  ^?  ttr.H'ieJ  U    -!-^'--  r*.    :r. 


Ruta,  drum.  n.  ail  tbirwt  diffeA  tut 
of  ih:  grcurd,  at  ftonc,  fan  J, 
g'-av^l,  cbalk,  woo'),  lead,  c^als^ 
^c,  myvd^ie  f:i^t,    Ne  in  ruti* 


c  'id*;!!!  ic  c^fis.   C.c,    My.himw  at  I'^accarive,  a,  nm.  ad*,  ^'-i 
1/y  •C,--    _:. -_     ■-     _      _  .-*-..  . 


R  U  S 

JtCpina.  at.  f .  «  ft^ry  fnuni 
Ktfptio,  onu.  f.  a  hrej:b 
Rupcor,  oris.  m.  a  hreahr 
Ruptura,  «.  f.  a  luf^'we 
Roprorcf .  a  om.  pt.  abcut  n  brtak 
RopttM,  a,  ax.  pt.  brtke-,,  tern,  'rwr, 

bur^,  bM'flen  bfiUe.i^  interru^teti, 

m»d€  V9ij,  H:h'.atfd 
Rurihs,  It,  rufi.cal,  rural 
Ruratio,  60  t.  f,  eo:tntry  hufineft 
Rsrlc^/ta,  ae.  c.  f .  vel.  por.  omn.  %. 

li'^ing  in  the  i«untrj,  tiU'tng  the 

f[roun4 
RdrTg^'-.a,  af.  c.  jj  ^jri  /«  f^r  country 
RCro,  art',  ^  rurur,  ari.  r&  rf-ir"// »/: 

/Ar  cwntr^ ,  /o  <^  countrj  v."rk 
Rorlirii,  adv.   off  r/»f  etitrary  ptrt. 

Rar.unn  ^tt^rM^tr^,    bucnioird  mnd 

Jomvard,  t'>  itnd  fro,    Tt. 
RnrCO^.aHv.  id.  'jw4  r^rUivn.  aT/tin. 

R  irrni  pior.o',  hatiioatd anljur- 

'«'  ttfd 
R«f,  niri?.  n,  rfc*  rount^y,  a  nturtrx 

A////-,  a  rufh(,  r'>(iiiry^  urpol^teneft 
R'lfc'jTi,  ri,  n     ';,'  rii.'cu^.  rn    hr'tim, 

i-olm,  v^'*iirj.    '^uT'-iii  Jy.VcjJtri*, /«»^ 

/^//>-.   If'nr  Art  I   y.''/0 
P«(».5fij».  a,  unri.  a'l;.  r/i//  /*»  »<•'/ 
R'i«riii,  d,  iijn.  T/'/  rijiTr'is,  *yi*jl'jh 

ffdtiur 
R.ftiVafi"^,  a-  urn  af^j.  rufllcol 
Rijftl'f  ari«M,^,i|.T^,  adj.  'j/ /i<  country 
Rhftlffa'irn,  adv    tufiiraiy 
Riifticatio,  ooix.  f.  aUiieH'njr  in  thf 

CONfifry,  a  dot r ft  of  cnuntry  ivork 
Riif^Tre,  adv.  ius.  comp  rufllcal^ 
Rufti'LTtas,  ati.  ,f.  platnncji^  rujiicity, 

rtidtnefi,  ehurfipnefi 
Rif^Kor,  a^i,  atus  fum,  dep.  todivell 

In  the  nur.tn^  tJ  do  countty  loork 
Ri:f>Tcii'a.  a».  f,   arat\,  or  j  ivcod-    .SAhb'Sxicus^zum,  hepiftg  the  faf^^batb 
cik.  K  jfl-irula  minor,  fl/m|)« 


s  AC 


fjTTsJ  ^mr.g    the  Jr 

Si 3:": A,  jtr.  f.  tbeortjsi 
Sa.ira,  jj.  f.  a  ^zar-yj'' 
Si:ri  etuni,  li.  n.  «  j-Jw 
--»i^.o  a;,  a,  cm.  afj  p 


Sasurraiir,  e.  ajj.  »«.'<  : 
Sibcr-a  Uf,    a,  «m.   ft. 

Saauffo,  I:e.  aci.  w^ji'- 
Si-car:a,  se,  f.  a  ..'.'^/'f' 


F.utarJ'lum,  li.  n.  «  msuktm,  a  fiice. 

A  penis 
"Gtictus,  a,  iim.  ot.  of  rut 
VvG'at.is.  a.  u.Ti.  adi.  maJe  •with  rue 
I-uJfij'im    i.  n.  4  Pyyve',  a  fir  ike 
I^.ii'ilin.ins,  a,  um.  pt.  pjlnlng 
rid  if'^ius,  a,  urn.  pt.  /J&/»/i»r 
Iviitii'dtiis,  ?,  um.  ot.  made  hti^bt 
I  Ru;Tirrco,  t:e.  to gr^^u  ruddy 
RiitTlo,  a  e.  n.  t»  /hifte,  toknkred 
R  itiJus,  a,  um.  fiery  red,  red-baind 
pN-utrum,  i,  a.    a  mittock,  41  jpade, 

a   fh,v:l     c  pizkax 
r.j'iU,  Ui.  f.  fm all  rut 
Riitus,  a,  um.  pt.  digged  uf 


S  ^f/I;rf  A. 

^  A  tan  I'm.  i.  n.  tf  towel,  a  napkin, 
T*^      or  bar  *'<errbief 
Sifcaoth,  pi.  j.';dcc:.  the  lord  of  hofit 
Sai'.batarus,  a,  uui.  of  the Jjhhatb 
S  ib^ia'.arirs.  ii.  m.  a  fnhbatarian 


^^-^hhiuzo^  zre,  ti  keep  the  pbbath 
kiiftirlihs,A,um,  adi.  of  tfaecOttntrv,V^^^'^^'^^vi'c«^A^.vv.  xU  \*V.\>vifc.  Sab-.      .i,.r<'..^. 


Sacc^rius,  :j.  m.  ^  /j:'-; 

Saccit-s,  a    um.  pt.  ^a 

y?  aix.-J  through  a  beg 

Sacc]!.-ni%    i.  m.  «  rijj 

Saccf.'Iuj,  li.  m.  dim.  « 

Sac  haium,  i,  n.  fuf.^r 
C        "        ■  ..    -'  * 

baccjp-riuai,  u.  o.  tf  < 

Sacco,  fr-e.  to  firkin  tbrrt 

Saccularius,  ii.  m.  a  p- 
cheat 

Sjcculis,  li.  »n.  a  Uttie 
chel^    the  pcfrs  hex 

Sacc'j*,  ci.  m.  aju'k,  a 
cfirainer 

Sicsilunn,  i.  n.  «»  cbita 
church  ya^d 

Sacer,  ra,  u»n,  rimus,  fi 
hols%  dr-vtnty  folewpi,  r 
jeC'ttfed,  de'Vited,  i'illi' 
blifhed;  al  fo  curfeJ*  d'tt 
rihle,  damnabie,  S«CS> 
Anthony" i  fire 

Sacerdos,  otis.  c.  g.  ' 
pr'upefi,  a  mifijltr  of*  t 
ani'ur,  Phibi  Taierdc 
Viriiines  f,*ccrdotalw» 
•vir^i.ts 


A  C 

,  ii.  D.  apriejlhood,  Sa- 

I  gentile  ve]  gentilitium, 

'iation,  ap  ativoujon 

Ut  colour 

,  n.  pi.  ho^y  rites 

is,  le.  zd).  facramental 

11,  i.  T\,an«atb\  haptifm^ 

ckarifi^  Metoji,  a  Joiner t 

36 

»,  uqn,  pt.   to  h  ratified, 

fed 

ii.  n.  aiAfiry,  a  chapel 

i».  f.  a  conjecrating  j 

,  uip.    pt.   to"    *dj.   or,! 

imus,    Tup,    tcnfecrntedt  I 

or  4tv9t«d  to  Gadt  J^' 
aed 

c.  c.  g.  dfaerificer 
ere.  tofacrifice 

mn.  adj.   tb^t  earrietb 
tgs 

lit,  m.  4  prieji 
,  le.  belonglni  to  facrifu 
tls.  ^t,  facrificing 
,  8ni$.   f.  a  facrtficiwg 
,  Cs.  m.  a  ftfcrijicing 
I,  ii.  n.  afacrifice 
re.  /(5  facnfce 
ari,  atus.  paOT.  dep.  /o 

J,  II.  m.  fl  mafspriefi 
a,  ym.     fi^o/  /5    »/ir^  iir 
\r  fer'vetb  thereto 

c'.  ra.   tf  /^r/V/? 

,  ii,  n.  facrili^e,  t^dti^ 

of  an  bcly  place 

a,  um.  adj.  iTimus,  fup. 

; ,  T'jickedyprofane,  S  u  b/h 

■ohber 

irfj,   jc»//rf,  bohf^f acred 

m.  a  fextcn 

aft.    /o    confecrafe^    to 

to     canonixe  :  A\(o   ts 

excQmmunicate,  to  fo- 


SAG 

Umn'ize,  to  ratify 
Sacror,  ari.  pafT. 

Sac rpfa nft us,a,um.yjirrtf</,  inviilalle 

.Sacrofanfla  poteftas,  tbi  trttunejkip 

Sacrum,  cii.  n.  apy  thir.g  didicated 

to  the  gods,  an  bofy  rite,  or  Wiy- 

ftt-ry,  any  Jolemn  a£i,  a  feflivaU 

a   JacKtfice,    tfje  btjfi  JamJSeedy 

religion  in    pereral,  a   consecrated 

place.     Inter   facrum  ic    faxuxn 

flare,  to   be  in  great  dtfirefi,  or 

Jeopardy,  Plaut. 

S^pe,  adT.  ius,  cotnp.  ffival,  fup. 

often  times,  many  timgs 
SaepHniloicrd,  adv.  eftMtiifies 
Saepicule,  adv.  t^ery  mv/  and  them 
S^epifsimus,  a,  um«  ^dj.  fnp.  vtry 

oft,  m'^ftfrequint 
Sappiufcplc,  adv.  Jemeatbat  often 
Sppvidicus,     a,    QO).    that  fpeaketb 

crnel  rigoreutwprds 
Sapvieps,  til.  pt.  raging 
Saevio,  Ire,  ivi  fef  ii,  Ttuin.  n.  to 

rage,  to  heperct  and  cruM 
Saevitas,  aiis.  f .  frercenefs 
Saeviter,    adv.   iis,    comp.    illmj, 

fup.  fiercely,   vioiently 
Sjpvjtia,    «.    f.     cruelty^  fiercanefs, 
tyranny,   Sxvitia  annoQse,  dearth 
ofviSluaU,  Tar, 
Saevities,  ci.  f.    id:m 
Ssevitudo,  Tnis,  f.  oiitra*;eoufntft 
Sap«itum  eft,  innperf.  tbey  rage 
SaevTtur,  imperf.    r^gf  and  cruelty 

is  commlttrd 

Sa?vituru8,  a,  unfi.pt.  about  to  rage 

Saevus,  a,  um.   or,  comp.  ffimus, 

(\jp,/ierce,   cruel,  ftcn,  bh firing, 

furious,  dif pi eafed,  great t  exfrrtnc, 

firovg,  mighty,  •valiant,  puijfant 

Saga,  ae.   a  fubiil,  or  ivije  wewean, 

a  'witch,    an  hag 
Syiiiias,  iiis.  f.    fagacity,  {uktilty 
Sagaciter^  adv.  fuhtilly 


SAG 

Sigapenoo,!.  n.  a  gum  Rke  tfmmmtU 
SS^irh,  se.  f*  the  trad*  rf  wsakuig 

cloies 
Sagarius,  ii.  nq.  afelkr  ofcloit9 
S^atuf,  at  um,  adj.  apparelM  in  0 

faldier^s  cloke 
Sagay,  acis.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimvs» 

fup.  quick  ofanyfenje.  Met.  fa- 

gacious,fubtil,  (age,  Jbrfiwdi  «w»^ 

ning,  apprebenffoe^fmart,  imUp 
Sagena,  ae.  f.  a  dragnU 
Sft^ina,  K.  f.  mat  to  crattf  vfat 

fowl»9  aflirffing,  any  kindrf  9uat» 

fatnefs,   groffnefs  :  Alfo  a   (^h 

$agi(iaip    caedtte,    eMereifi   JOUP 

grinders,  PUMr. 
Saginamentuip,  t}.  ^,  fatnefs 
Saglo^ndus,  k,  um.  pt.  to  bofa^foi 
SagiRarium,  ii.  n.  9jhlhfiy€»  (ooft. 
Saginatio,  3ni«.  f.  afatttng 
Saginatos,  a,  um.  pt.  ftUUd 
Sagino,  ire.  a£^.  to  wukiftt, 
SagTnor,  ari.  paiT. 
Sagio,  Ire,  ivi,  itiun.  to  ptrea^m  ' 

quickly 
Sagitta,  ae.  f.  anarrow,  /baft,   or 

dart,  addert'tofigue,  tb^  foMkerM 

of  an  arrow,  ajleem 
Sagittalis,  le.   adj.  of  an  arrow* 

Sagtttalis  futura,    the  ftam   om 

the  top  of  the  bead,  Jqq. 
Sagittarius,  a,  um*  of  arronvt 
Sagittanus,ii.Q).^  archer,  fagitiorp 
Sagittatus,  a,  um.  pt.  firsckin  w(& 

an    arrow,      Sagittata     fuavia, 

killing,  wounding  ktffis,  PLauU 
Sagtttifer,  a,  um.  'bearetb  arroaum 

Pecus  fagittifera,  the  porcupine 
Sagittipdreos^tis.m.a  cunning  arcber 
Sagitto,  are.  to /boot  in  a  b^ 
Sa  V  m  4 ,  at  is.  n.  a  paciSaddU 
Sagmarius,    a,    vm.    a  packborfe^ 

Jlrtve    in.ployod    in    ^oatr^viv^  >Sfc^ 
{     jolditnluij^a^t  ' 


SAL 

Sftfmcn,  Tnis.  n.  vervain 
Mfiilitat,  a,  om.  zd].tbattvesretb 

a  fhort  cajfock 
Sag^ilum,  \,  n,  a  little  eleke 
ftj^guin,  i.  n.  afoldier^t  coarje  cloke  : 

Alfo    a  kind  of  hfanket,    a   horfe 
'tltbfCie.  Ibit  ab  excuffo  miiTut 

ad  Hh-a  fago,  to^  in  •  S/attket 
Sigui,  Mf  um.  adj.  fftejafrin^ 
S«l,a2lii.m.  &  rar.  n, jak^  voifdcm^ 

Vfit,  pJeafant  tmlk.   'Sales,  plur. 

je/ti^fmiUlei.  droNeries,  railUriev, 

frettf   cmceits,  beauty,    neatntfs, 

tbefea 
Silacia,  k.  f.  the goddeft  of  tba  fea, 

tbe  furfre  f^  om  tbe  Jbare      ' 
Salicit*a,  ati«.  f.  lecbery 
Salar,  iris  m.  ayoungahmn 
&*iliriariu8,  ii.  m.  apfnjimer 
Salarium,ii    a.  a  ftifend,  a  penfion, 

em  alUfmarce 
Salarivia,  a,  »m.  adj.  of  jalt 
Saarius,  ii,  m.  a  falter 
fcall^ta,  Oram.  n.  faltets 
Salax,   acis.  adj.  or,  cf>mp.  ffiimis, 

fup    hflfuly  xvanton 
&aiebra^  ».  f.  a  rough  p-ace.  Met. 

tfw^  difficulty 
SaiebrStim^  adv.  rou^b^y 
Salebrita*,  iris.  f.  rufge^fiefi 
Salebrofu^ya  um.  adj  r'tt^^i?,  difficult 
Sales,  ium,  pi.  v/^.  Sal 
Salgama,  drum.  n.  ie^tmeatt 
Saiga  narius,  ii.  m.  soho  dtaUtb  in 

powdered  meats 
Saliy  m.  pi.  bfatbrorks 
Saluires  dap^s,  do'trcei'v  h^n^jfuft 
Salif*turn,  ii.  n    viV.  Sil^ftu  n 
Stiii^^'ius,  a,  u  o.   gtw^ving  atnyng 

noillotoi 
Sati^arius,   ii.  m.    %ubotal'&ib  cate 

of  a  7i>i!loW  fr(>u*^d 

Jcwf 


SAL 

Salica  kx,  a  lavf  iy  wbicb  males 

were  only  to  inherit 
Saiiens,  tis.  pr.  leaping,  dancing, 
purling,  or  buhhlirg  up,  beating, 
f  anting,  throbbing 
Saliens,  tis.  m.  the  cock,  pipe,  or 
fpout  of  a  conduit,  or  fountain, 
out  of  which  the  water  guHieth 
out  ' 

Sikii^eus,  a,  tim.  adj.  ofwillffo 
Sahgnus,  a,  um.  adj.  of%vtll^io 
Sail],  m.  pi.    the  pr  iff  t  of  Mars 
Saiillum,  Ii.  n.  a  little  fait  ceUmr 
Sallna,  at.  f.  a  Ja It  pit 
SallnatOT,  ona.  ir».  a  fairer 
Saiioum,  i.  n.  a  (alt  cellar 
Salio,  ir«,  Bf,    ii  &  ivi,  faltam,  n. 
to    leap,     or  Jump,    to  dance,  to 
rebiurdy   to  fpring,  or  fboot  out, 
to  pant    mnd  beat.    Ad    to  leef, 
or   cover,    as  an    horfc  doth    a 
mare  ;  /•  tread,  as  the  cock  doth 
the  hen 
Sailor,   iri.  pafl*. 

Salio,  Ire  [a  fale]  to feafon  with  fah 
Saliur.   iri    pafT.  to  be  fatted 
Salifatio,  oftis.  f.  a  panttnf 
Saiifobsiilus,  Ii.  m.  <z  morris-dancer 
Saliiio,  onis.  f.  lapirf  on 
Salituia,  ae.  f'.  a  fea'tnirg  to!tb  fait 
SalTtus,  a,  um.  pt.  faltfd,  pickled 
Sdilva,   X    f.  jpHtle^  jla-ver,     Sali- 
vaai  rtiovere,  to  makeoKe^s  moutt 
*uaUr,    :)cn. 
S"lTvandus,a,  um.  pt.  to  he  fali'vated 
SAiivarius,   a,  u  n,   adj.   clam/ry 
jU'Tvati),  onis.  f.  fa/ivation 
S4lTva(um,   ti.  n.  a  drench 
Saiivau-,  a*  um.  falivand 
vX'.iunca,  x,  f.  a  ktnd  of  fnke 
>iilTvo,  are.   to  (fa'ver,  to  drtrcb 
>dlTv5rus,  a,  um.  Jlavrr-Kg  ' 
\^j\  ?&NVc5^vTvt%,  ma\d\  attending  the 


SAL 

Sairvuin,  i.  n.  f^itfU 
Salix,  Tcis.  f.  a  vrilkv,  af 
SalJcndus,  a,  um.  ^t.takfM 
SaJrr  o,  onis.  m.  ajaimn  , 
Salnitrum,  tri.iLfalt-feml 
Salopygiom,  ii.  n.  a  9tui% 
Salpa,  m.f.fockfjb 
Salpuga,  ae.  ?.  a  vemtamilt 
Saisamen,  vid.  Saif^mtatsl 
Salsiflnentarius,  a,  om.  ^.W 

o  r  belortgirtg  to  affbmmM 
Salsamentarius,  ii.  m,a(f* 
Salsifnentum,  ti.  n.  /•^■* 
Salse,  adv.  ius,  cooep.  fiJK) 

Wittily,  fmartly 
Salficium,  q.  a  jaufagt 
Salsriago*,  inis.  f.  pit^ 
Salsip^tens,  tis.  Codefthtf 
Salsitudo,  inis.  f.  fahnefs 
SalHu^culus,  a,  um.  sd>  ^ 
Salsugia,   ae.  f.  pickle,  or  lri» 
Salsugo,  inis.  f.  W.  Salfilip 
Salsura,  as.  f.   aialftri^hriit 
Salfus.  a,  am.  adj.  ex  \X.  or,i 

ffimusy  fup.Jalted,  or/**. 

merry,  nvittyy  jwart 
Sahabundus,   »,  um.  ni^ 

p^^flure 
Saltans^    tjt.  pt.  daneirg 
Salratio,   6nis.  f.  a  donfitl 
Salfatiuncitla,  ac.  f.  ahttkk 
Saltator,   oris.  m.  ada^ttr 
Saltato'ie,  adv.  inadenirf* 
Saltat6riu«,  a,  um.  aiJj.  f/^* 
SalratrTcula,   sp.   i.  a  da^ 
Saltatrix,  Iris.  f.  atxtrntt* 
Salraturus,  a,  um.  pt.  ehmtn 
Saltatus,  a,  um.  pt.  dentti 
Sal^atus,   us.  m.  a  dtf^ 
Saltern,  conj.   atleafl,  *ijh  • 
•^altim,  anie.  by  I^aPt 
Sa'tito,  arc.  todarteef'f 
Salto,   are.  n.  toda^cty]f%* 
\%^\a^^  atij  itus.  paA       , 


A  L 

.  ad),  dancing 
i.  in.  a  forejhr 
dv.   by  leapt 
um.  Si^]»/ul/  9/womIs 
f.  a  leaping 

f  i.  Nvn,  m.  a  forejl, 
2  leap,  a  Jkip 
is.  f,  Jalvation 
is,  f.  a  faviour 
:  falub  is,  hoc  falubre  ; 
haec   falubris,  &   hoc 
r,  comp.  rimus,    fup. 
/cA^/i^/f  healthy*   Met. 
r/ 
;lis,    f.   xoholefomen^fif 

dv.  ius,  comp.  errime, 
/«//y,  profitably.    Met. 

defeat.  ««</tf  falveo, 
veto ;  plur.  falvcte, 
falvere,  God fave  you, 

fareivel,   adieu 
well  in  health 
n.  to  be  <well 

[age 
ti.  n.     a  drench  mad*^ 

c  to  fave 

,  um.  zd).  /avhg 

7e  fea 

k£t.  to  fave 

f.  healrhf  life,    fafety, 

Ipf    a   iw^ing   health, 

ave  of,  the  name  of  a 

deft 

.  pt.  faluting 

aij.or,  comp.  whole' 

thfuL,    healing,    good, 

alutaris     digitus     vel 

forefinyrert  Suet. 

adv.  healthfully,    with 

t.  advanta^eoujly 

h,  f,  a  fa  ut-fi  I  >n 


SAN 

Salntator,  oris.  m.  s  faluter 
Salutatorium,  ii.  n.   office  of  mafer 

of  teremonies 
Salutatonus,  z,  um.  ad|.  belonging  to 

faluting 
Salutitrix,  Icis.  f.  a  foluttr 
Salutatus,     a,     um.    pt.     faluted, 

vijited,  taken  leave  of 
Salutifer,  a,  um.   adj,  healthful 
Saluttj;erulus,  a,  um.  adj  a  gentle- 

man  ufher 
Sal uto,  are.  aft.    tofajute,   to  greet, 
to  fend  ccmmendatiortt  to  pay  re  • 
fpeSf  to  honour,  to  take  leave 
Salutor,  ari,  atus.  paf]*.  to  be  called 
Salvus,  a,  \im.  2i^],fafe,  founds  well, 
in  good  health*     Sa)vus  fio,  God 
faveyoUf  Ter.     Satin*  faiwe  ?  ts 
all  well  P  Id.  Salvo  jure,  faving 
the  right f  Cic. 
Sarabuca,    se.    i,  a  dulcimer  ;    an 
harp,  or fackbut :   Alfo  an  engine 
of  war 
Sambuceus,  a,  um.  cfan  elder  tree 
Sambucloa,  a?,  f,  playeth  on  adul' 

cimer 
Sambuciftria,  ae.  f.  a  Jbe  harper 
Sambutus,  ci.  f.  an  alder  tree 
Samera,  ae.   f.  fetdof  an  elm. 
SamioIuS)  a,  um.  adj*  made  cf  earth 
SamiuiB,  ii.  n.  an  eartbenfot 
S<>mius,  a,  um.  of  Samot 
Saniothraces,  the  Roman  hcujbold- 

gods 
Samsuchus,  chi.  f.  fweet  marjoram 
SanabiHs,  Je.  adj.  may  be  healed 
Sanandus,  z,   um.   pt.    to   heat,  or 

be  healed 
Sanaiio,   onis.  f.  an  healing 
Saj.ates,  um.  m.  pi.  reconciled r elds 
Sanaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  cure 
Sancio,    Ire,  Tvi  fef   xi,    Itum  ^ 
£lum,    aft,  to  conjecrate,  to  con- 
firm,  to  enaff,  to  foriia  bj  Ian, 


S,A  N 

to  dedicate,  Fidem  dextra  faiicve^ 

to  plight   his   troth,  Liv,  Capite 

fancire,    to   majte   it    eapitat^    19 

puHiJh  with  death,  Cic, 
Sancior,  Iri.  pafl". 
Sancltur,  fancitum  eft,  InperC  ii 

ts  orJained 
Sancliua,  a,  um,  pt.  ordained 
Sancitus,  us..m.  a  decree 
Sanftc,    adv.    ius,    co&np.     ffimc, 

fup.  holity,  dtvoutly,  frwily^    re^ 

ligioufiy 
ISanctitivaclo,  onis.  f.  afanBtfyimg 
SaDftificator,  m.  a  fanffijier 
Sanftjf  KO,  are.  aft.  tofatiBify 
SanftiiOi^uus,  fpeaking  divitu^ 
Sanftimonia,  ae.  f.  holinefs,  de^ottt^ 

nefs,  honefty,  integrity,  chafiity 
SaDftimdnialis^  fubft.  f.  a  nutt 
Sunftio,  onfs.  f,    a   rati^ation^  a. 
I      decree,  apenalfiatute 
Sanftitas,  atis.  t.  (anaity,  devotion^ 
j.    reverence,  uprigjbtnejs,    innocence, 
I      integrity,  chapity 
iSanfttr,  6ns.  m.  an  efiabUfher 
iSanftuarium,  ii.  n.  a  janauaty 
Sandtus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  ffnnut^ 

i\x\>,  ratified,   holy,  f acred,    invio^ 

latte^  reverend,  upright,  ieavenly, 

inrocent 
Sar.dal.aris  vicus,  fiboimaker-row 
Sandaljf(;cfula?,  pattens  cafrtert 
Sindaljgerulus,  a,  um.adj.  wtarefk 

flippers,  or  fandals 
Sandalium,  ii.  n.  afandal,  afboe^ 

afipptr,   or pantofie 
Sandaoila,  ae.  f.  a  bier,  a  coffin 
S'jndH!raca,at.f.  ledarjtnick :  cerinth* 
S'lndyx,  ©*   laadix,  icis,  &   Icis. 

f.    £y*   m.    a   kind  of    rodf    of  • 

purple  colour  made  of  ceruje  and 

TudiL  burred  together 
Sane,  adv.  ius,    comp.    difcrertl'^^ 

verily  ^    Uidtwd^  ^xaTi»Vt^^\tc^ 


SAP 

et/iy,  ilrtathf,  much,   lii  permit* 
ting,  we//,  bt  itfo 
flancfco,   er«.  ti  wax  nvboU 
SangwTcQlut,  Ix.  m.  a  blood  pudding 
SanguTnal'S,  le.  adj.  ef  blood 
SanguTnuns.  tis.  pt.  blo^dv 
Sanguinariu8,a,  um.  z^.  fjr.^ttlnary 
8anguTneus,  a,  uai.  adj.  b!vcdj,Jati' 

gu'ine,  cf  a  bloojy  csiour 
SinguTno,are.n.  to  bleed,  to  he  as  red 

0t  bicod.   Ail,  to  make  bhody 
Sanguinohntus,  a,  um.  arj.  bhodj 
Sanguist  inis.  in,  Auilog.jfmp,  juicf, 
h^uor.  Met.  migouTyforce/ftrength, 
deuthf  murder,  JlaagbteTf  bhodfoed^ 
Ufo,  kindred,/ioct,  parentage^  race, 
lintal  Uefcer.i 
Safl|ui»uga,  le.  f.  an  btrfekecb 
Sanici,  ei.  f.  cortapt,  ox  filthy  hhod 
San!6rus,3,um.  adj.  full ofcerruptitn 
Sinitas,  atii.  f.  healthy  foundnefi 
SinitiidOi  iiii».  f.  bealtLinefi 
Sanna,  «  f.  a  gibe,  a  feoff 
SanniOy  ofli?.  m.  a  rrimic,  a  huffoon 
Sano,  ire.  aft.  to  heal,  or  cure 
Sanor,  an.  palT. 
Sinterna,  ae.  f.  y&A/ifr,  *orrtar 
Santonica.  «.  f.  Frtncb  wormivood 
Sailu  ,  a,  um,  a-.'i.or,  comp,  flimus, 
fup.  ivbote,    healthful,   wholefome, 
found,   in  heal-Lf  fund  ofme*^^, 
HVtll  advifid  (ohar,  noife,  kno*xing 
S»pa,  ae.  f.  jap  of  trees 
Saperda,  ae.  m.  ^/b,  alfo  a  vtntty 
folhw 
s  Sapidus,  a,  um.  or,  comp,  ffimus, 
fnp.  w*^^  relived,  favoury 
SIpisns,   a*'},  f^  paft.    or,   comp. 
fTimwSjfup.  xvifty  dtfcrectfjudiciois, 
friuraL    Sapiens  arbor,  the  mul- 
berry trtf,  Jan. 
Fapicntef*  a<^v.   iiln,  tofnp.  flVme, 
/bp.  w^^Ai'j  difirutly,  ai'vi^tdlj 


S  A  R 

kntnoU^e,  faplentt 
Saplffta,  ap.  f.  rc£F.  fapioet 
SSpiaea,  ae.  /^^  ^9from  of  the  fir  tree 
Slpineos,  a,  um.  aij.  of  d  fir  trtM 
SapTnos,  a  jafper  fiorie 
Sapinut,  i.  f.  a  pine,   or  fir  tree 
Sapio,  ere,  ivi  4r  ul,  n.  toflnell,  to 

reli/b,  to  know,  to  bi  tvife 
S2po,  onis.  m.  fope  ' 

SapSnarxa,  a?,  f.  jopewort 
S^por,  oris.  m.  «  /^y^tf,  afnfour,  a 

reli^.  Met,  raillery 
Sup5r3tusr  a,  um.  adj,/<Kr0»ry 
Sapphicnm  carmen,  afapphic  verfe 
Sapphlrinus,  a,  um.  offapphire 
3zj^i>hhtii,ri.f,afappbiri,  Flin»  37,9 . 
Sapuffl,  i.  n.  pitch  froM  pine 
Sarabara,  n.  pi.  a  vefl^  tobicb  reached 

dctun  to  tht  knees 
Sarcafmvs.  mi.  m.  afarcafm 
Sarciendus,  a,  ura.  pt,   to  patch  up, 

or  be  patched,  ct  recwired 
Sarcimen,  inis.  n.  a  patch,  a  felvage 
Sarci'na,  sc^  f.  a  peck,  a  bundle,  bag- 
gage, a  burden,  had,    Sarcinam 
alicu^    imponere,    to   cheat  him, 
Plaut.  Safcinas  cotligere,  to  marto 
tuith  bag  and  baggage,  Li  v.  Sar- 
cina  mairi  prima,  herfirfi  child 
Sarcinarius,  a,  um.  adj.  of  burden 
SarcTnacor,  oris.  m.  a  botcher 
Sarcinatrlx,  icis.  f,  a  fie  hotcber 
Sarcinatus,  a,  um.  adj.  bur^enti 
Sarci  no,  are.  to  load 
SarcinGfus,  a,  um.  adj.  weighty 
SarcintiJa,  ae.  f.  a  little  p3ck,  a  bag 
Sarcio,  ire,  fi,  turn.  aQ.  to  mend,  to 

patchy  to  recompense 

Saic'jphagus,  i.  m.  agr4ve,  a  tomb, 

,  SarrClatio,  onis.  ^,  a  raking,  Plin. 

18. 21. 

Sarculo,  are.  zSt,  to  rake  or  weed 
V  S^tcvllum^  li.   n.  &  faiculus^  i*  m. 


SAT 


Sar^a,  «•  fi  « «rwfn^ftjfi« 
Sardiaaoa,  a,  um.  tdj.  ^Ilil 
Sardina,  x.  f.  mfgnd^fufi^ 
Sardius  lapii,  m  blaekuftii 
Sardovs,  a, am, &'   '  ' 

of  Sardinia*  Sardoa 

fmalUge,  Saidonias 

laughter  ^ 

Sardonychitus,  a,  ■n.  aff^ 
SardShychet,  se.  Bi.  a/n«^ 
Sardoliyzy  ychis.  f,  apttmt 
Sirifla,  a.  f.  a  kn^Jpear 
SsKdssSphflri,  m,  pj.  trtki4 

farifla 
Sarmen,  init.  n.  g  tn^ 
Sarmentit>u8,a.  ujn,2dj.if^ 
Sarftieiitofn6^a,um.adj.  fij 
Sarmentaai,  ti.  o.  4  tw^^ti 
SarpOf  ere*  ant.  pfi^  ptun,  a, 

lop,  or  arefs  vhns 
Sarracttmy  "•  u.  avfagg» 
^irranin,  adj.a,  uu).  f*^ 
Sarrio,  &  fario,  ire,T»i,  If' 

ItUm.  to  weed,  10  rske,  uli 

to  cut,  ox  prune 
Sarillio,  onis.  f.  rfa  i^J^W^ 
Saftitflfr,  oris,  m,  abotikd 
Sarr  icora,  ae.  f.  a  wftdi^ 
Sarcago,  inu.  t.  afyi*ii^ 

tago  loqBendi,  ajantift^ 

cat  difccurfe 
Sartor,  oris.  m.  a  ct>b^  ^ 
Sartorium,  li.  n.  a  c«^'*M 
Sartrix,  Icis,  f.  awuntug^^^ 
Saftum,  «.  f .  a  wee^tg,  rd^ 

harrowng 
Sartus,a,  um.  f^pt^f^t 
Sit,  4dv.  per  Apoc.  t9t^'  J] 

fattft,  there  is  wiff-^H 

Sdit  hsiheo,  I  am  ctrtai 
Sat  a^ofuro .  n.  corn  fdih^^\ 
SatagcDs,  tis.  pt.  ^«X^. 
Saiage«s  i.  m,  tmeettfi^. 


A  T 


S  A  U  • 


^  *  father f  a  aeatorj  a'  begtiiet 
Sat5riu8>  a,  una.  adj.  §f  a  fam:r 
Satrapa,  a?,  m.  v*/fatrapes,  ^  fa- 

Uaps^fetrrfihe  realm,  ahd/bavvi 

a  governovr 
Satrapia,  «/r/ peti,  ae.  f.  a  pravimce 
Saturn,   i,  n.    a  thing  fatved,   ot 

flantedf  fianding  com  :    AJfo  an 

Hebrew  meajure  of  about  eighteen 

fuartx 
Saiur,  ra,  rum.  or,  comp.  adj.  full 

frdj  fated,  glutted^  fertile^  a/u/i,0T 

deep  colour 
Satura,  ar.    f.  a  difr  full  of  divert 

forts  offirfi-fruitt:  Alio  an  hoteh 

patch,  a  pregnant  laio 
Saturltus,   a,  utfi.   pt«    or,   comp. 

filled,  fatisfed,  fated,  full 
SatQreia,  a?,  f.  (S  fatureiuxn,  i.  n. 

f^vcury 
Satur&a,  pi.  n.  Idem 
S<ituno,  onis.  m.  an  evereater 
Sitvtitis,  itis,  f,  plenteeufnefi:  Alfo 

dyng^  ordure 
Saturnalia,  ium.  a.  p).  the  feafi  of 

Saturn 
Saturnus,  nt.  oi.  Saturm 
Saiiiro,  arc,  a£V.  to  fill,  to  glut^  to 

cram,  to  fate,  or  cky,.  to  be  fuffi- 

cifntfor 
Saturor,  ari,  itus.  pafl*. 
Satus,  a,  urn.    pt.  planted,  fowvy 

begotten,  defcended,  fprung 
Satus,  us.  m.  aplantw^,  ^f^^i^it 

a  generation,  feed,  fiock 
Satyra,  as   f.  afatyr,  a  lampoon 
SatyrJcc,  z^v»  fatyrical 
Satyrion,  (^  fatyrium,  ii,  n.  rag*' 

'U'crt 
Satyrus,  i.  in.  a  wild  man,  afatyr 
better  l^auciatio,  onis.  f.  a  luounding 

n.  that  is,   or  wtfjr  ^«]Sauciatus,  a,  una,  pt.  wounded 
T  planted  .    jSaucio,  are.  adt.    to  wound,  hurt, 

.   efower,  or plititfer,(     cue,  or gajh^tv prune*  MtuttvU 


to  over-do,  iooi>er-ad 
inzv,  ft,  m.  tbed^vil 
.  m.  a  lifeguardman,  an 

n.  n.  a  gUa¥d 
f.  plentijuheft 
fufficiently 
im.  ^K.fatisfied 
fatitfoBton 
.  tfatiety 
fatifne,   well  enough? 
ae  }  fc,  ret,  it atl  well? 

^»  to  fatiate 

.afT. 

*.  a  /owing,  a  planttkg 

afatire,  a  poem 

3u.  gen.  ant.  ut  potis  j 

com,  enough,  fufficient ; 

mtly,  enough.  Satis  ha- 

fatisfied,  Nep. 

5rc,  to  take  jufficient  hail 

lis.  f.  a  putting  in  fuf- 

ity 

:i,  n.  fl  recovnixame 

.  datum.  a£V.  to  put  in 

reties.    Sails  detur  fidft 

f  voord,  or  honour  be  en* 

tis.  pt.  fathfying 

e,  to  fatiify,   to  pay  a 

fejS  a  charge,   and  beg 

nis.  f.fatisfaSiicn 
a,  um.  pC^  ab^ut  to 

af^ufli.  iroferf.   to  be 

re,   to  be  bound  with 


S  C  A 

.  elate f  to  hurt 
Saucius,  a,  um.  wounded^  hurt,  e^f 

feehled,  djfched,  greatly  grieved^ 
Savillum,  vel  I'uaviUum,  li.  a,  0 

little  lift  ^ 

Saxatilis,  m.  a  gudgeon 
Saxatiiis,  le.  adj.  liueth  amerg  roch 
Saxgtanusy  a,  Uo).  idem 
Saxeram,  ti.  n.  a  place  full  offtonei 
Saxeus,  a,  um.  adj.  offiont,    Mel, 

fi'.y,  obdurate 
Saxifcr,  ra,  rum.  z^yfiony 
Saxificus,  a,  um.  turrethintofioni 
Saxifragum,  i,  n,  jex'ifrdgt 
Saxifra^us,  a,  vm.  brtaketbftonet 
S^xi^^nuitt^umiproceedingftomfione 
Saxofus,  a^  um.  adj.  full  cfftettes 
Saxiiluin,  li.  p,  a  littUflone 
Saxum,  i.  n.  a  great  fiom,  a  rock* 

Stare   inter    facrum  &    faxum^ 

Prcv,  to  be  in  a  preftnt  dangitn^ 

ai  at  pit^t  brink,  icQi  ilaut* 

S  before  C. 

Scabellum,  li.  n,  a.fottjloot 
Scaber,    bra,    brim),     or,     ccmpt 

(iubby^  rci'gb,  fitly,  fcaly 
Soabcr,  fi.  m,  a  jn.tb^i  vuttrefi 
Scabidus,  a,  uir.  adj.  fcalby 
Sc.1bi.e5,    ei.   f.    a  fcab,    murrair^ 

Ac.  an  itching  defre 
Sfab.o^a,  k,  f.  fcabiout 
Sfcbiofus,  a,  ^im.a^y  fcabby 
Scabltfldo,  Inis.  f.  roughr.ifi 
Scabo,  ere,  i.  to  fcratch 
Scabratus,  a,  um.  made  rough 
Sosbie,  adv.  roughly 
Scobiedo,  inis.  f,  rou^ifteft 
Scabres,  is  x«/  ei.  fi   roughnift,  fh 

thinejt 
Scabritia,  ae,  f»  fcabbineft 
Scabrities,  cuf,  fcabbineft 


S  C  A 

Srab'om,  i.  n.  fttifbKift 
ScaccarifUB,  n.  a.  rAf  ejuhtfwtr 
Scrva,  c.  f.  /^«  ///  ^««ri 
ScatvM,  a,  Dir.  a^j.  jS/fy  /m/pt 
ScaU,    s,  v^/  fcals,    amm.    p], 
tf   /«</^*r,    tf  fair  cf  Jfgirt,    the 
gamyf,  orfesk  in  mufic 
Sella  Hi,  re.  adj.  tf  a  ladder 
Scalmiit,  foi.  m.  a  boat 
tcaJpellum,  n.  uffrkmift 
Scalpellm,  i.  m.   idem 
Scalper,  ri    m.  «  laumef 
ScaJpo,2fre.pri,  ptum.  aO.  r»  )^rtf/c£, 

^feraf*,  /•  ingravi,  ioiarv* 

Scalprutn,   pri.  n.   a  graving  to^, 

Scalprum  librariurr,  a  penkni  e^ 

Suft.   Jutorium,  a  faring  knifi, 

H«f.    fabr'le,    tf  carpenter*!  ax^ 

Liv.  chinirgkufln.tf /fli^jfrt/,  Celf. 

ScalpcoTy  Oils.  m.   <m  engraver 

Scalptlriam,    i.    n.    m  inftrument 

taadi  tefcrattb  t  gr^ve 
ScaJptura,  c.  f.  «  graving 
ScalptQiatui,  a,  um.  graven 
SealptCrio.i  re,fyi,  /•  Itgim  tefcrateh 
SetJptuf^  9,  urn.  pt.  engraved 
Scaipiiium.  i.  n.  «  /ii//!r  ehifd 
Scalptirio,  ire,  ifi.  te  ferape 
Seavibuf,  a,  unir  a4j.   Amo  kgged 
Scytnillum,  li.  n.  a  little  Umtb 
Scamillus,  i.  m.  idem 
Scamma,  acis.   n.    the  pit  §f  the 

fiagi  i  'Alfo  lUreft/ing 
Scammonia,  velt»,  0.  f.  6^fcain* 

maoon,  Jeammonj 
Scammonium^ii.  n,j€ammny,  Plin 

Scamnai^ti  •>  nva,frem  wejl  to  eafi 
Setmnumt  ni.  n.  a  bench^  01  /orm 

5c«ndaiiiQ,  arc.  tofcarJakzi 

ScaniSlutn,  li.  n.  /ctfurfal 


ijeheememt,  mc^  iid^i 
raM»«.    Fgttafcda«,A 

'     wrnvt^eiiA 


S  C  E  S  CH 

SeaB49^Cre,dipl^m.f»c£i^9fi»/b»    S«Zl&ic«i:.^o^i 

Scaadon  i.  pa^C 

Scandiila,  ae.  f.  «  P*^^  "  <**<^ 

^mt/m  «»/A«/,  Col.  S,  3.  CkT. 

B.  G.  8,  42. 
Scandfilica,  a?,  f.  teeedMm 
ScandiSliria,    re.  adj.  eaveredwitb  SccUEriCas,  itii.  f,weith^ 

Pimglte  Sceleio^  2K.aa.ff#b 

ScandtiliRot,  W.m.m  knb-remda'      SctEJSroU,  adv.  akemmdk 
Scansilb,  le.  wH^.   may  be etimM      SdEliro  as,  eL^wt^falli^ 
Sfanfio,  ooii.f.  aelimbingmp  .  Scdcllil,  adv.  fmM^ 

Scaotioia  lex,  a  law  agaimfi  inggery  Sc^lcftat,  a,  an.  or«  C0«fJ 
Scapha.  s.  f.  ajkiff  •     adjJap.«MfcJ>riUini^^ 

Scipkium,  ii.  a.  a  ebamber  fee,  m   ScSlCtot,  i.  m. « yUlfea 

^/tf/,  «^4>«i^  f  r^i^tf  Atf/r  Scelio»  Soil.  m.  a  rekkm 

Scaphula,  ar.  f.  afmallbeat  .  ScRas.  Sria.  a.  fMciiii^Al 

Scaphus,   i.  m.  fiv  MW  ^  Mjri      viUm^,mfcbeef^bam,im 

thing  j     nae^gbtyemalewdfetnht^ 

Srapfila,  ae.  f.  f^  >SmUo-  iiW^  Scena.  k.  f.  «•  4ir^iar,  «jSw| 

Scapiilaiit^re.  adj.  a'fAc/(«dE/rr  /k«^  or/br«.    8cMiii<" 

Scapui,  i.  m.  /te  /rat  ^  «»  ^^,!      eemparize,  Cic. 

/^r  /biiwl  ^«t  eaudl^lkbt  «rc.  f^f  Sceniiis,  le.  adj.  hdnpm^^ 

paft,  or  /&*«*,  •/  m  pillar,  rbe-  ScenTce,  adv.  Skefiagii 

chief  pefi  of  agate,  a  ream^  ora\  SiZn7c«a^  a,  urn.  adj. 

Juire  eff^ptr,  the  ttmgne  ef  a  ha-- 
r««,  thefftndb  efvarb^  tohdhg 
Jfairtf  thepo/fg  tpiilar  of  a /lair- 
cafi,  the  jarw  beam  in  naavit^ 
SclrXbxuf,  «l  m.  a  beetk,  a  chafer 
ScirTFjcatio,  orm,  f.  afcartfjing 
Scarrficatui,  a,  um.  ^Ufcarifed 
Scarifies,  ar«.  a£l.  tefcarify 
Scarifioy  to  be  fearified 
Scarasy  ri.  m.  a  fear,  or  char 
Scltebra,  «•  f.  a  fpring,  a  fwrtt 
Scluni »  tit.  pt.  abounding 
Scateo,  ere,  ui.  to  run  out,  as  water, 

to  akeund 
ScatarTaTnoAif ,  a,  um.full  offpringt 
^cl.\<M  v%o ,  i  n  is.  f .  afpring 

tew,  ^um^>^«.i4 


SceAiciM,  d.  m.  au  S8tr 
Scenographia,  z.  fytbett 
of  a  fceme,  the  draagbt  { 
houfe,  front,  fUet  ^'^^^ 
Scinopegia,    z.  f.  tbef  ' 

nacles 
Sceptica,  tt.  i.fctptief 
SceptTcus,  a,  am.  adj.jl^p* 
SceptrifcTy  a,  ufa.  bterieg^H 
Sceptriger,  a,  nm.  idea 
Sceptmni,  tri.  n.  afceffh*^ 
commander**  fief.    M^^ 
g§vernment  ^ 

Sceptuchua»  chi.  m.  ««  '^ 

feeptre 
Scheda,  e.  tajbeit^t^ 


TJndriid«ii,  I,  um.  pt.  u  he  ««'«'***  r^'^^^vtib^^-^^^  V^^^wa^  >fc.V,.\Jip»K^ 


CI 


»  a.  1^  f .  fchema 

n.  J  rewtf  fihijm 
I,  urn.  Ad'j.fchifms 

wild  eurdt 

.  a  bulrujh,   a  rtpe 
•ufiei,  a  mtajure  tij 

I  feb—t,  or  cblltdff: 

'  and  tpintM  if  any 

bert 

m.  mfcbtUmaPtr 

dj.  belouging  tofchoei 

n.  a  fcbolar 

,  yim,  fibolMfiicai^  e- 

.  m,4iirutbr§d/eb9' 

m.  gJeb§Sa/l 
.  &  fcbolioii, « j^orf 

f.  Mplat/erm,sfrf 

».  f,   m^funterfth 
nfstg  Jeiolaftic  ex- 

DroIogium,0/»«  4&W 
'btbipgsMt 
1.  a4j.  fiiatuk 
may  be  known 
n,  T<r. 
9fweap9m 
&  adj.  or,  comp. 
m>toingf  Jkilful 
ii^s,  comp*    i!ime, 
y,   viitingfy,  OH  Jet 

vovfledfty  Jeienee 
ou  may  bejutt.  Iro- 
ff  jf0»,  truly i  doubt* 
fay,  to  ivlt.  what  f 
'//^  a/r/axr,  a/fufi/ 
,  a/  /^f /ea  mio/i 
fM'^ara//ftt///g 


ffyufU    Set 


S  C  I 

Scilltefcut,  %t}imJmfMiidwftk/fgi& 
Sc!n*/r«  fcitne  ?  do  ymt  kneno  f 
Scincut,  i.  m*  a  Umd  trocodih 
Scindem,  tit,  pc.  tutting^  dimidhg 
Scindo,  hrt,  it\4\,  fcif€i4i9  iflttm» 
a€u  to  cut,  to  fiaP»%  or  tend,  f 
ieoTt  6t  pull  Im  pieaSf  to  dtwditp 
to  dtfhyy  utterly^  to  tU/,  td  pUugh, 
to  refre(b,  Scindere  pciialaiii»  tt 
be  eame/i  foitb  one  toftay%  C:c» 
Scindor.  i.  iiTtti.  pafl*. 
Scindilla,  s.  f.  mfnngU%  wfdndk 
Scinddlarii,  vid,  f'candokris 
Scintilla,  ap.  f.  •Jpnrk  offrt 
Scintillatio,  onit.  f.  nJpmrkUng 
Sciatillo,  ire.  ti,tofparkk 
Seintillula,  ae.  f.  «  Iitt&Jpark 
Scio,  iri,  Ivi,  turn.  ti€t,  t<,  kntmt  to 
bt  fuljfkl  in^  to  trdain,  to  oruer, 
decrtif  or«jMt|tf 
Scior^  iri.  paC 
Sdographia,  ae.  f,  0  defcription  of 

tbe  vfbole frame  of  a  bhilding 
Scidlua,  i.  m.  s/ciotifitnjmtttenr 
Sciotericona  mJunSai 
Scipio^  oait,  m.  a  vtmtkinf^p^ 
Scirpea,  z.  f.  m  dung  bnfut 
Sdrpetunia  i«  n.  tf  rufk  bed 
Scirpeus,  a,  urn.  adj.  ofbulmfkn 
Scirpicula,  as.  f.  a  pruning  hook 
Scirpicitlpm,  li.  n.  a  bajket  oftujhn 
ScirpfculttS,  i.  m.  a  UttUbnhrufb 
Scirpo,  are.  to  bind 
Scirpui,  t.  m.  tf  rujhy  Nod  am  in 
icripo  quarrere,  to  fumbU  upon 
f  lain  ground,  Prov. 
Scirrui,  i.  m.  an  bardfweUing 
Scifcitans,  tis.  pt.  inquiring 
Scifcitatut,  a,  um.  pt.  inquiring 
Sciicitor*   an.  dep.  to  inquire,  dt" 
mandf  or  afi,  to  be  infnrnud 


SCO 

Scjfsilils  le»  adj*  mey  U  defl 
SciffiOy  onia.  f.  s  tutting 
Sciflbr,  6ri8|  m.  «  ecfver 
ScifsSra,  tt*  f.  a  elefb^ 
Sciflbi,  a»  om.  pi.  cut^  rtnt^  lUm* 

ded,  bnktn,  bmifid 
Sdflitt,  fit.  m.  n  ttemfbtg 
Scitana,  tit,  pt.  a/kitig 
Scftator,  oris*  m.  nfmwAtf  ^ 
Sciti,  adv.  iAi.  comp.  flam^«  fiif « 

ennniUffy,  brnwefy,  prettify 
ScXt»,  are.  ant,  id  quod  fcicof 
ScTtor,  ari.  dep.  totfft 
^xVt^nhX.bydttru 
Sc?tiU^,  adf.  wittily,  Jfnely 
ScTtVluty  a,  um.  adj.  prtttf,hrtmi 
Sci  turn,  u  n.  «»  ordinanee,  a  fistt 

tute^  m  detret 
Scfturuii  a,  urn.  pt.  nbmt  to  kntft§ 
ScituS|  a,  um.adj.  or»  comp*  ffimuf« 
fup.  hmoing,  fialful^  wfh  p^* 
demt,  ersfty,  eourteout,  eiwl^  pbut'' 
fant^^  dtfrtabk,  gallant,  goodly  t 
Alfo  feur,  beaut  ful 
SciOrua,  i.  m»et/quirrel 
Sciui»  Of  }xm,fiiljui 
ScIerSaa,  is.  I.  m  fiveOing  of  tU 

jplun 
Scloppetnm»  f  •  n.  n  mufiet 
Sdoppuif  i.  m.  a  found  m^dt  wkh 
ptfging  of  tbe  cbeths  Alfo   m 
handgun^  #  bey*t  ptp^gun 
Sc5bina,  ae.   f.  s  p^vtr  ufed  bf 

btuytrsf  a  file 
Scobt,  idbh\%fi.fav)duftypind>^ 
Sc6iopax,  atis.  m.  a  woodcsek 
Sd(ldpendr*a,  m,  f.  bartftongnt 
Sc516peBdrtum,  <ii.  n.  fimewort 
Scolymoa,  J.  ro«  mn  articboke 
ACombrus>  df  fcombet^  bxL  ta^.^  •» 


Scifco,  ire,  Ivi,  Itum,  le  tfi^ttire,\^cottvm%^^'C\%^ti»  a  V^«^ 
f» ordain,  otdtcrte,  to  vote.to  aittkeV^o^^,  «•  ^    *  c*'^![tT«i» 


5  ^  C 

r/  or  unrgetif  g  J9ldtir 

n.  atMtd  with  s  huUtr 
f.  s/aucer 
*.  mfcmrge 
me.  adj.  tiki  gpield 
,i.  m»a  p^gt,  Mtt  effmirt 
F.  ajMucer,  a  cofwth, 

fybt 

iiUm.td*,^urwght  in  the 

ctttcbeon,     Scutuintunn 

webf  PUn.  SeutuUtus 

^Uftray^  ot  noatehetco- 

id. 

.  B.  M  Unkjhield,  or 

a  figure  in  tbrnt  farm, 

erta,  tbt  fiouUcr -blade  i 

.  tf  buckler,  fhield^  tar- 

'cbe«H,  a  defenfe,  a  de- 

I  rcucuniy  faeetb  to  fbe 

ij). 

M  dangtrtut  place  in  tbe 

n .  M  large  jug 

n.  blujb  colour 

,   fcytale,  ei.  f,  afield 

rminct  afibrtw 

i,  &f  fythuce,  t»,  f.  //'• 

:cla,  s/able 

before^. 

ui.   bimfel/t  berjefy  it- 

»e$ 

01.  adj.  av«^<r  •ftaVonit 

in.  taikw 

.  /0  ^]^  /0  tall6w 

u  adj.  hiilovfijb 

taUoHJQ 

idj«  may  b$  cut 

y  I 


SEC 

S^iew,!,  0111.  M^,  §ffys 
SeciiQeatiiB^i.  n.  s  tm,  chop 
Secaodus,  a»  «a.  ptr^ofr^  or  if  <»< 
Secaiia»  tit.  pt.  cutting 
Secariae  fport«,  bgfiets  fjfr  cbipi 
Secitio,  dnif.  t  m  tutting  y 
SScIcoTi  $rif •  m.  be  that  tutteth 
'Sfcedenty  cm.  pt.  vitbdrawing 
Secedo,  )fre,  ffi,  ffum.  to  vritbdtmot 
Secernlculuni,  i.  n.  afieve 
Secernens,  til.  ^Ujeparating 
Secerno,  Sre,  crevi,  itum,  a  A.  ffi* 

paraufromf  todiftingui/b 
S«ccrnor,  i.  paflf. 
Secefpita,  s.  f.  a  long  knife 
Seceffio,  oniSk  f.  a  fetej/ion 
SeceflTut,  us,  m.  a  departure,  a  re^ 

treat,  a  prity 
Seciiic,  adv.  comp.  Jeft' 
Secludo,  Sre,  fi,  fum.  zSt^.to /but 

iipartf  tofeclude 
S£clum  ptr  Sync,  pro  ft^culum 
Seclutoriutn,  ii«  n.  a  coop 
Sedulus,  a,  um.  yUJhut  up  apart 
Seco,  are,  ui,  ^uin,  ^  I'ecatum. 
a£t.  to  cut,  to  cttrve,  to  cut  «jf, 
afunder,  to  wow,  to  rend,  or  tear^ 
to  part  f  or  divide,  to  gnaw:  Alfo 
to  decide,  or  determine,  to  walk 
Secor,  ari.  paff. 

Secretartumt  ii.  n.  a  council  cham- 
ber, a  judicial  court :  Airo  afe* 
era  place 
Secretariu6,  ii.  m.  a  fccretary 
Secrete,  zdv./ecretly 
Sccrctiim,  adv.  idem 
Sccretio,  ooli.   f*  a  feparatifig^  a 

ftcretioa 
Sccreti,  adv.  i»ii.  cettij^.fecretfy,  in 
fi^ret,  apart,  prrttily,  in  a  corner 
^cretum,  i.  n.  apiace/tcret,  a  re- 
fircmene,  a  Jfcret,  a  my^ery,  aprj- 
'^ate  audience,  A  fecrctis,  «/  the 


-SEC 

Sccntm^  %^  WB.  or,  comp.  /Bmi^ 
fup.  parr,  fif  adj,  Jeparatad,  Je» 
veredt  finnt,  fri^  privafe^  §•• 

S<£ta,  ae.  f.  a  way,  em  B^ithm,  m 

/efff  a  party,  otfaStm 
Scifticfilum,  i.  a.  a  pedigree 
Soda  At,  til.  pt.  folltwirtg 
St^ariui,  a,  am.  adj.  ofafeB 
S«£tator,  orii.  m,  afollewer 
Sedatrix,  Icit.  f.  y&«  wbofeOmetb 
Seftllii,  Ic.  adj.  eafily  cut  afunder  ^ 
Seftio,  onit.  f.  a  cutting,  or  <//♦/- 

ding,  the  ct^hfifcation,   or  forfti" 

ture:  Alfo  that  wbiib  isfirfeited^ 

a  feSlien 
Sedlyut,  a,  um.  ofien  cut 
Sedtor,  ari.  dep.  to  fo/lamf,  f  attend, 

or  vfAit  upon,  to  hu  nt,  or  (hajct  ,<• 

attempt f   to  imitate 
SeAor,  oris.  m.  a  cuttsr,  a  cutpurfe, 

a  .equ^firator,  an  mfifnaer,  a  feU 

ler  of  any  thing 
SeArix,  icis.  f.  a  fffkefiratrix 
SeAura,  a.  f.  a  cutting 
Se£terui,  a,  am.  ft.  abenttocut 
Se^luiy  a» um.  pi.  cut^  cbopptd,fi3red, 

pared,  part*d,  dlvtdid,   torn.   Of 

rent,  inangled 
Secubitus,  Os.  m.  a  lying  ahm 
Sec'ubo,  are.  ai,  Ttu  m   n .  to  He  akne 
Secula,  X.  f.  a  Jytbe,  a  fickle 
Seculari8,,re.adj.ytfc««r.  Carmen  fe- 

Qulare  pro  imperii  Rom.  mcolu- 

roitate,  a  poem  Jung  by  boys  and 

gifb  at  tb$  Jfcular  pfa-ft 
S2culiiin,  i.  n.  an  age,  MtKon.pco^ 

pie  of  tbe  age,  the  ^mrtd 
*  SecurB»  vfitb  tbemfftlvet^  paffim. 

ISccunda,  pU  n.  projperty 
Secunda,  arum.  f.  '^A**  wherein 
the  child  it  wrapped  m  the  wemb: 
Atio  the  fecona,  or  next  ;.uce 


SEC 

ferjnlarJu.Ti,  n.  n.  tte  e«arfermeal 
S'-Cu.iJfa  J?;',  a,  uoi.    </  the  Jcand 

pirt  o'  f/'  : 
Ji?rijr»i",   ll».  fo'tuncte'y 
<>ecun'li;ormis  fini'a,  thr  Jlln  that 

vfraf/f^tt  tie  hrain 
^ccunnb,  a-it.  t.-  •  U'^rJ  :imfj  intb: 

fecend plate ^  ("'i nd>y 
S2r|j'i(JA,  J"",   act.  t^nmakf  pro'^p' 

rougf  to  fj"'  ur^  f)  .ec^nd :    Alio 

tofibty,  to  acciytmrtaat',  to  Jut  t   ■ 
$ecundur,  iirl.  pall. 
5?'Un<!u;n,    v^^y.   fcrviens    accnf. 

jr/^^^  or  Ji-tfr,  r^y/  tf//^,  o-  fa,  in, 

ybr    'W'*J  //V/',  /'.r,  a:cordr,g   to 

ctncert i\7,  ct  aUut 
SS'undiis  a.um.ad;.rr,co.'np«(riBiu5, 

cttapanymj^f  f^roipernui.    fwuaura 

b/e,  lue^.\   A:n:^r  {-.cxmd},  d.'cvfi 
fiream^  V.rg.     Sccundis  avibu  , 

luchhj,  L  V.  ^ 
fctfirc,   rJv.  i')s.  Comp.  fecurelf 
.^ocfiiicnla,  x,  t\  j  fifilrax 
ftC'Jrifcr,  a,  um.  z^],cjrrierb  an  ax 
^'•cSrii,  js.  f,  tf/tfar,  or  hctchet,  Se 

curini  injicC'^e  ;il  ciii,   to  tlroiv  a 

ruh  in  hi  wjj",  Cic. 
JJJcilrTtas,  itic.   t*.  fscuritXt  f^/'fy: 

Atfo  ertrdefncls 
5?ciirus,a,um   adi.or,corrp.fliTriis 

(vy,  j'ecurej  fafg,    fJiet,    earf'ejs, 

fesrfefif  ur<c9irerrted 
SifcOs,  adv.   roRip.   lecius   vet  Te- 

qMius,  oihirvcifs,  a^ni^s 
S  cn3,pr«p.  frrv.  acq.  hy^nx  nli^ht', 
S'cutor,  ori?,  w»a  f^.lorotr 
§ 'ciiliili-i*,  a*,   f.  a  loo^-in  tlaf  fnU 

I'-tVelh  a  m  in  up  an  J  ..'file /t 

5:r'i.tn..i,  .1  iin*i .  pr.  jh..hf  f',  ffiUcjv 


re  )i  |-  '  n 


S  E  D 

Sid  iultm,  ye0,  hut,  P!auc.  Sed  - 
enmi,  /»%  "^«^,  Virg. 
Scda'idjf,  a,  um.  pt.  fapptajt^  or 

M  :zt*"ti^d 
^e:.:!',  «i^'.   ws.  comp.  fuiafy 
Std:rif»,  on  is.  f.  ana^peajinf 
^.-.iliOT,  ens.  m.  ^^  tt-^t  ^ptnaftth 

SwC^:-  3.  a,  um  pr.  arfsjjed^  md]» 
r«r  f  rr  p.  />■'•''',  fedatt,  cvijidtrate 

*^"a.'i!i.a,  3.  f.  abttie  eat 

*'C?fns,  tis.  pr.  fiffing 

Sedenc^rtu^,  a,   om,   adj.  ftdfntdry 

Sccco,  e^e,  sCdi,  fefTum.  n.  fo/if.  » 
^tf|>,  remain f  or  eontfnu^,  t9  fiick 
fa'fi,  to  ke  Jet^  to  Ihi  t  and  refi 
ppon^  t9  Jit  ahr^iod,  tojitinjadg- 
^'^1%  *'*fi^  /'''A  '*  hiter,  to  me  iaU, 
to  befep',  toj\  TtU  in  n  place,  to  he, 
or  he  uj.6n 

Sr^tSy  is.  f.  a  feat.  Met.  a  pfaee^ 
an  a  f  ode  y  or  divei/inf  place,  a  man' 
fiuti  hou-f.y  thef^ndamentf  a  bait, 
or  f'.undaiion  :  Alfo  afipulchre, 
tffC  quarter:  tvkerefoldien  lie 

Sen  1  gi  I u  s ,  t i . m .  that  batbjix  fingeri 

Sedlle,  is.  n.  afeat,  a  bench,  a  fet- 
tle, or  Pcoi 

So di rr c n t u ni ,  i .  n .  a  fediment 

SccIhIo,  cnij.  f.  a  mutiny,  faction, 
tb''fi'jrmy  racing  of  the  fca,  Stat, 
Theff.  9.  142.  Seditionem  facit 
licn»  my  bsart  pantetb.    Plaur. 

Sc.-riti'jfc,    adv.  iiis,  comp.  flimc^,  • 

SedVt'o.i^s,  .-»,  um,  aHj    ffi-rus,  fop.  ( 
feeit i'ou x,  {.-> tiicvi,  mu tim us 

Stdo,  ?rc.  ?.<ft.  to  mitigate,  to  eaje^ 
tocjl^^  or  ft  ill 

SC"Jor,  5'',  a' us.    pafT, 

Sednco.  n<r,  xi,  Aum.  aiV.fo  lead  a- 
fjdfyt-i  jeparat'^to  Jeducf^to  deceive  > 


SEG 

Met.  tf  iumxg,  «Jb 

SeduAor,3ris.  K  #,«« 
Sedncbiz,  Icis.  f.^  f^f 
Sedodcs,  a.  acu  p:  H^ 

:ed  a  'ise,  [-.  htetd,  rentU 
SEd'ictos,  ns.  m.  tf  ncrretf 
Seiiile,  ^v.  dzEgneit,  cm 
Sedulfus,  itis.  i.aiigac 
Sidn-h,  idv.  fgitbfmi-T 
Scouius,  a  um.  adJ. ««! 
Sedanr,  i.  n.  etvekek 
Scgero,  ere.  in.  toit'j'p 
Sege«y  etis.  f.  pIcugieilMy 

ecru,  a  Ct  sp,  a  urnfi'd 

a  muJitti.ue,  afisek.Al- 

vel},  M  Tftoar^,  a  jvl, 
Sc;,eiire,   is.   n.  rf  iw'^ 

thing  /5  ;>af*  ai^  arrfwa 
Segmen,  inis.  n.  ajhrtii% 
.Segn:eiitar<a«,  ii.  VR.atn 
Segmentatus,  a,um.  a<i)>i 

aivers  piects,  pitkedfCm 

fio/wered 
Scgonentum,  i.  n.  a  faf» 

a  collar,  a  wee^lua  t  Alfc 

Scgmcnta  mund',  tlef^ 

xvorlJd.mded  by  hne,  > 

parallels 
Segnipes,  cdis.  c.  g.  Jlf^. 
S^gnis,  e.  ior,  comp.  fi' 

dttU,Jlb'aj,  eowaralyt "} 
Segniter^adv.  liis,  coaf  * 

negligentlyy  flothfuliy 
Segnicia,  x,  &  fc£nitic5,e 

laxinefs 
Srgrcpandus  ,a,um.pt.'*  *'. 
Scgr^gatio,  Bm?,  f.  «^ 
Scgrcgator,  oris.  IP.  f'-'^^r 
Scgregaturus,  a,  uro,  p«« 

fiparate 
Se«  regit  til,  a,  um.  pt.^ft^ 
Sfgrcgo,  are.  a^.  tfftter. 

Segreea  ferxnoneiTi /^^^ 

(elf,  Plaut. 


EM 

I,  am.  adj.  Hvhg  epart 
%m  c.  g.  JoUtary 
5nM.  f.  a  feparathn 
X,  an),  pt.  jtvertd 
1.  unyoked 

.e  fejugci,  Jt,  equi,  /* 
a  coach 

:.  t<^.  /o  unyoke 
idj.  fever  ally 
;  adv.  feveralh 
onis.  f,  a  feparating 
a.  uer.  pt.  ^«f  alunder 
ii%  Zf  um.  pt,  /o  ^/  ^«r 

ire,  xi,  ftum.  aft.  *•/«- 
ndfut  asunder 
i.  paflf.    r/i  ^  fsparated 
'  9^' /peciaJ  officers 
►nis.f.  tf  cboojin^  out 
ris.  m.  ^  that  ckmfetb 

>  um.  pt.  chofen^  feleSk 
,  a,  um.  adj.  mad 

f.   half  a  pound 
,  egi,  ftaoi.  aft.  I«  r^^M^ 
icky  to  cull 

a  feat t  a  chair ^  a  hench, 
.  Duabus  felHs  federe, 
» ;&»/</  w;/^  f ^e  z&irf,  apd 

>  //»«  ibottW,  Sen.  C  Seila 
ca,  a  clofejiooly  Varr. 
uHt,  a  chair  offiate,  Cic. 
Utoria,  A  /eJ«ir»  Suet. 

'.,  f.  an  hall  to  meet  in 
>opi»a,  a  tippling  boufa 
.  f.  a  little  feat 
,  a,  uxn.  adj.  fedentary 
^iu  m.  that  toorkctbfit' 

e.  f,  half  a  pound 
'.  once,   never   hut  emce^ 
all,  all  together t  all  at 
Urgtb 

lis.  n.  feed^  jf'W*'»  * ! 
^raff^  fjl.p,  aci:>tf,  a  { 


S  E  M 

Breed,  or  race  ;  a  quality  j  an  ori- 

gifial,  rife,  or  caufe:  Alfo  «  */«J 

of  cttrn  called  Jpelt 
Sementatunis,  a,  um  .pt.  wi/lgmv 

to  feed 
SementicuSja^um. adj. m^ry  be  Jawn, 

PJin. 
SJmentiBUS,  a,  um.  adj.  lajlirg  to 

feed- time 
Sementis,  i».  f.  a  f owing,  feed  time  : 

Alfo  corn /own 
Semen tivus,  a,  om.  adj.  heUmging 

to    winter  feed  time,  Sementiva 

dies,  afrafi  after  feed  time^  Ow, 
Semento,  are.  a.  to  run  to  feed 
SemermuSf  a,  um.  adj.  unarmed 
Semeftris,  re.  tXyof  half  a  year,  Se 

meftris  luna,  the  full  mom  in  the 

middle  of  the  month,  Apul.  Met 
Semefup,  a,  um.  adj.  half  eaten 
Semct,  accuf.  (^-faimet,  bimfelf,  her- 

filf,  tbemfel'ViS 
Semi,  half 

Semiacerbas,  tyam.  adj.  half  ripe 
Semjagreftis,  e.  adj.  halff/gwui/b 
SemiambuftuSy  a,  um.  zi]ftorcbtd 
Semiareiftos,  ZfUm.zd],halfthabed 
S^oaianimis,  me.  &  femiam'mus, 

a,  um.  &  femanimit^  adj.   half 

dead,  in  a  fwoon  i 

Semiapertus,  a,  um.  adj.  half  open 
SemiaiTus,  a,  um.  adj.  balfroafied 
Semiatracu8,a,um.  in  half  mourning 
Semibarbarus,  a.  um»half  barharian 
SemTbot,  5vi8.  m.  half  an  ox 
Semicanoa,  a,  um.  adj.  half  grey 
Semicaper,  ri.  half  goat 
SeoBictiitoflis,  is.  half  an  bsmdrgd 
Sereicinftium,  an  apron 
Semicircularif,  re.  adj.  half  round . 
SemTcirciiius,  i.  m.  afemireirc/e 
Semjcliufos,  a,  um.  adj.  half  font 
Semiicoftus.  a,  um, parboiled 
Semicrtmatus, -9,  um,  ba/jfb^t 


S  EM 

Sem?cr&nuaj  a,  um.  balfhumtd 
Semicrudue^  9,  m.  adj.  b^ffravf 
ScmTcfikitaJts,  le.  adj.  baffa  cubit 
Semidea,  x,  f.  a  demt  gadaefs 
Semideus,  i.  m.  a'dewygi^d 
,  SemidilmSter,  tri.  m.  batf  the  di* 

ameter. 
Scmidoftus^  a,  um.  adj.  afmatHrer 
Srmidolium,  ii.  n,  half  a  tun 
SemiermJs,  &  femermis  me»  adj* 

half  armid 
SemifaftuSy  a*  um.  adj.  half  made 
Sl(nifcr,&(tm\kT\i%,i,am.balfbeafi. 
Stmiformis,  me,  adj.  halffurmea 
Seanlfultus,  a^  um.  half  underjit 
Semifunium,  i.  n.  an  half  rope 
Semigraecus,  z,  nm,  half  a  Greek  ^ 
Semi  gravis,  ve.  adj.  hajf  aflcep  • 

Semigre,2re,D.  to  go  to  another  plaa 
Semihiaas,  tis.  aoj.  half  open 
SemthSmo,  I&is.  adj.  batfwutn,  tbt^ 

root  of  the  mandrake 
Semthora,  ae.  f.  half  an  hour 
Seminanis,  ne.  adj.  half  full 
ScmTjCgj^rum^  i.  o.  half  an  acre. 
Semilacer,  a,  um.  ad},  half  torn 
Semxliber,  a,um.  adj.  half  free, 
Sqpilixa,  ae.  n.  half  a  drudge 
SemimadidnSf  a^  um.  half  wet 
SemimariROt,  a,  um.  amphibiets 
Semimar,Sri8.d.  g.  snhermaphrodiu, 
Seroiminima,  ve,  f.  a  crotchet 
Semimodmsy  i.  m.  ba/fa^bujbel 
Semifmortuos ,  a.  um.  half  euad 
Semjfnaiis,  Ic.  tAyfemxnal 
Semmanis,  e.  adj.  half  void 
Seminaritim,  ii.  n.  aftmnary,  4 

•vrfery.  Met.  tbefrfl  original,  oc 

chief  caufe 
S^minatio,  onls.  f.  the  aS  effewing, 
Siminator,  Sris.  m.  afoweTfOnau" 

tbor  offvmetbing 
SamTnatus,  a,  um.  pt.  conceived 
Sciain«iL)«£.v%«  %jIv  ^"^S  ^"^^    . 


SEP 

Uy  ae.f.  ajbtrt  fintenee 

•e,  tdf,  fentettti§u/ly 

fuSy  •»  titn.  Mi}  ^ /enter ttous 

Ci«.  pt-  obferving 
5.  f,  mJinkfMtU  the  rabhle 
i.  (if  rtim.  aA.  /<)  ^  /^x:^- 
^9  think,  to  perceive^  or  un' 
if  «•  k« •/ an •plttion- 
;ri.  paff. 

.  jn*  dbfitr^  a  tbom' 
J5rc.  M  V(fi«  to  know 
Bf  «m.   adj.  rough,  over^ 

Jbahhjt  nafly 

adv.  mpMTt,  Seorfom  a 
,o,    I  mm'n^t  •/ ywr  efi- 

idv.  0f>arf^  Lucr. 

I,  uiBy  difi'tnay  Jtparated 

if.  Jeparatfy  unlike,    Legi- 

;ein  mi  ablar.  fiiig. 

if,  c.    adj.  feparabh 

uty  •,  till),  pt.  f/eparatif 

I,  adv.  iiis.  tomf,  fepa" 
*ev£ralfyf  in  particular 

^tois.  f .  «  feparatii^,  fe- 
^  mftttimg  apart 

a,  t»«i.  fit,  feparated,  /e- 

fis.  m.ftparation 

-,  «a.  ififrvir.  Separate^ 

{«  fain  ' 

s,  Jc.  adj.  w^^  ^  *«rf/f<f 
•c,  jvi»  P«ltuin.  ta.  to 
mierr,  M«t.  /•«»*«  /«  be 

1%  oltos.  pa/r. 
,,  uin.  a^j.  ^«wa/ 
an  hedge 
adj.  havt fig fx feet 


SEP 

Sepio,  we,  Tvi   vel  pfi,   Ttam    W' 
ptutn^  aa.  fa  mf/o/tr,  to  fence,  t* 
guard,  to  Secure,  toJkeJter 
Seplacia,  tt,  f.  a  perfumer* tjhop 
Seponendus.  a,  um.  pt.   to  be  laid 

afide 
Sepono,  ere,  fui,   itum.  aft.  /o  Ay 

a^tfrf,  to  rejerve,  to  fend  away 
Sjpopo,  i.  pafT. 
Sepositus,  i^/fepoftuf;  a,  um.  pt. 

put  apart,  hid  by 
Seps,  sepii.  m,  d  vinomous  jerpent 
Septa,  orun.  n.  pi.  a  place  of  exer- 
cise railed  about 
Septangiilus^  a,  um.  fe:^n  angular 
Septem,  adj.  pi.  indecl./tfvm 
September,  bris,  bre.   ««/  hic  ^ 
bsc  Saptembrity&hec  Septem- 
bre^  ef^epUn^er 
September,  bris.  fn«  September 
Sept€mfluu»,«,uin.r»«in»p  iafeven 

ehannek 
Septcmgeniuiijiiis,  a,  mn,fevmfold 
Septcmpedilw,  le.  fitfenfo6$  long 
Septemplcx.  ids.  adj.  fevenfold 
Septemvir,  Jri.  m.  owe  of  f even  ma- 
gif fates,    Septeiaviri  epwlonei, 
ftvenpriefls^obatoek  care  ef  or- 
dering  ^feeflt  of  their  goit 
SeptfwrTrilis,  le.  z^yoffucb  officers 
Scptcmvifitus,  <J3«  «n«  the  authority 

ef  the  ffptemviri 
Septenariuf,  a,  um.  z6y  feven 
Septenariu«,  ii.  m.  number  f even 
Septendccim,  inA^chJeventeen 

St9UnnU,t.^Ay    effevenyean 
Septe^trianarius,a,um.ad3,o/tfce 


SEP 


upenfiven  hills 
Septies,  zAy,ftven  times,  Lit* 
SeptTfirtani,  adv.  infeven  partt 
Septifluus,  a,  ««i.  (even  channek 
Septifoiiafiiy  ii.  n.  Jietfoil 
Septiformis,  e.  adj.  fevenfeiii 
Septimana,  tt.  f.  a  week 
Septimanus,  z,  um*  adj.  afthefe- 

vtntb 
Scptrimatruus,  uum.  pi.  f.  the  fe* 

ventb  day  after  the  ides  of  Marib 
Seprimum,  adv.  the  feventb  time 
Sepiitnus,  a,  um.  adj.  the  feventh 
ScptJngenirius,   of  fvaen  hundred 
SeptingeDtesimus,   the  feven  hem^ 

dredth  .    . 

Septingenti,  ee.  a.  feven  hundred 
Septingenties,  adv.  /•« 


norfjb 
{ Septicollis,  Ic.  tf 


Septio,  onis.  f*  a  dike,  m  i 
Septiremis,  c,    adj.   having  fettm 

bettchet,  or  hanks  of  tart 
Scptuagcniriu8,/*w»fyj?M«  •W 
Septuagenui,  sl,  um.  the  fevemeth 
Septuagesinus,  a,  ttm.  tbefeve^^iob 
Septuagefima  Dominifa,  the  tbit4 

Sunday  kef  ore  knt 
Septuagiqs,  adv.  fevetOy  timet 
Septuagintt,  adj.  iadccl.  fevmty^ 

Alfo  the  feptu^gint 
Septuannit,  e.  adj.  feven  jean  edd 
Septum.  I.  n.    any  f  late  tmchfed^  m 
foldof  fbeep,  an  hedge,  or  fences 
Alfo  a  lock  in  a  river,  a  wear,  a 
Jluice,  afoed'gate,  or  toater-fhp. 
Septum  tranfvcrfum,  the  midriff 
Celf. 
Scptuncialisjle.  adj.  of fcven  ounces 
Septunx,  CIS.  f,  feven  parts         /■ 
Septuple*,  icis.  adj. /<»«f/«W 
SSptuplus,  a,  um.  feven  times  (o  mueb 


name  <|f|l«nebmUV^^^>^«^%>^-^^Vi^^^'^ 


S  E  R 

Sl^Ulirilii,  e.  sQ.  9fmftfukbn 
SepuUhretttmy  i.  %,  a  hmrfimg  fisce 
S^pulchrum^  i,  n.  ftfuUhre 
SIpaltilra.  a.  f.  ^sntfi;  f ^  «A  •/ 
httryimg,      In(ep«lU    fcpulturm, 
«p£»ff  tfff  r^  fmmtrat  n'itt  sre  m§t 
fmrhrmU^  Cic. 
SJipuftui,  t,  urn.  pt.  huriti^  Mtttrfy 

umd^mt  aid  ntmed,  extimif 
KppviB,  i.  n.  tmlioWp  ct/iut 
Stquast  i^ti.  aii.  or.  comp.  /«/* 
/mmV  afufffakitig  tfur^ftmi' 
hU,  ftiamt 
SJ^queltf  K.  f.  0  /«fM/ 
S«q«ens,  tii.  pt./«/^«w/i^ 
S^uentia,  c  f.  «  fifumee 
SSqueAer,t|Um.Pax  Kqueftra,«/y«f« 
S2queller>  i.  t«/if.  m.  amfdistor, 
or  mmpirt,  s  Jotititar  •/  «  prtifi^ 
mm  atUrmey,  or  fraStir^  s  hHier, 
or  corrmftgr,    Alfo  «  Snhr,  # 

^equefiririo,  onii.  ft  afe^tuJirstiM 
Sl^ueftratufi  a,  um.  pt,ftfutfirtd 
SSqueftri,  adv«  ^y  drkitrstUn 
S^queftro,  are.  aft,  UjefueJIer,  to 

dipyfitp  t§JfVtr 
SISqucftror,  ari.  pilT. 
S^qneftrum,  »•  n.  an  mriifrstton 
Scquior,  iui,  comp.   tk»  wrfir 
Slquiter,  imperf.  it/olktoetb 
SequiJuy  fro  feciut 
Sequor,  i«   ului.  dep.  tofo//cWf  f 
bunt.  Met.  to  furfue^  figk  for^ 
or  indeavour  io  attain:  Alfo  to 
obey,  to  trvfi  to,  to  Lvi,  toatUgbt 
in,  to  [peak 
S2fquGtor,  oris.  m.  a  faVotoer 
S?tjuutus,  ^,  um.  pt.  folUioing 
Sen,  X,  f.  a  loci,  a  har 
Seraphitn,  plur.  m,  the  jeraphm 
S^rap'iiSf  ad  is.  f.  ragwort 
SarSriut,  n,  m.  a  Uckjmith 


S  E  R 

SCritaSy  a,  um.  pt*  Ueki 

S&iiiitiia,  a,  am.  pt.  affoafed 
SUtcadns,  a»  um.  pt.  /•  bo  Jomm 
SSrinttai,   itis.  i,  fair  and  cUmr 

xutatbtr^fuittnoji,  iaiwmaft 
Sjficno,  are.   a£l.  tomakacksr,   H 

door  up 
Serena,  tit.  ^t.fomng 
SIrcnuiB.  i.  n.  Jair  mteatbtr 
SiSrcnui,  a,  nm.  of,  cotfip.  ffimuij 

Aip.  iUar  and  fair^  brigbt,  fi^ 

r#M,  dry.  Met.  ebaorfn/f  oalm 
SIrcfco,  Iffc.  10  wax  fair    ^ 
Sena,Sinia.  pl.n.  •Aytiriomiffsiri 
Scria,  m,  f,  s  butt,  m  jar 
S&Tca*  0.  f.  aSIUmgarmum 
Serfraria,  ae.  f,  affk 


Serlfciriut  textor,  ajik 

SerTcitM,  i,  mn.  wA^.iktiadiaJU 

SerTciao»i.B.>/i 

Siilciii,  a,  um.  adj.  «Mdlr  rfJUk 

Seriei,  ei,  f.  a  tosuattnatiom,  a  ham, 

m  r«Wf  or  rank,  sg  (fm,  or  dt' 

fctai,of  mamkind 
Slrlhf  adv.  Jtritmflf 
SeriSla,  ae.  f.  a  Htthja^ 
Serici,  a,  tm.  adj.  /eriom»tgftmi 
ScmO)  iaif .  m.  lommom  dijcomfe^ 

tafk,  s/jpotcb,  or  iai^aaro 
Serm&cinant,  tit.  pt.  dijcomrjmg 
SermociQicIo,  onit.  L  talk 
ScrmSciBor^ari.  dep.  to  talk,  fSf' 

iourfi 
Sertnuacului,  i«  m.  tittU-tattk 
SPro,  are.  g(k,  to  lock 
Set  6,  adv.  \^t,  comp.  flioifi^   fop. 

latt  ia  tbe  evening,  too  late 
Scro,  ere,  icvi,  titum.  ad.  to  Jem: 

Alfo  to  beget 


S  £R 

ScrpeiiB,  tia.  pt.  «mk^. 

abromdfyrittksJadh 
Serpent,  tie.  m.  dT  f. ajaf^ 
Serpeataria,  ae.  f.  dro/mid 
SerpentagSiu,  c.  c«  g.i    ^ 

a/erpent 
Septentifcr.  a«  nm.adj.i^l 

a  Jerpent 
Serpen tiout,  a^  an.  i^*, 
Serpigo,  lait.  f.  a  otua 
Serpo,  ere,  pfi,  tuak  at  •< 

Met.  to  jffead  itflf 
SerpylJam,  i.  n.  vUidjm 
Serra»aB.  f.mfam 
Serrabilii,  le.  adj.  mtfkj^h 
SenacSlam,  i.  a.  tbtftm^tut 
Serrariat,  ii.  ai.  a  fiigir 
Scrrita,  tt%  U  gotmaadie 
Scnitum,  adv.  Bkenjm 
Serratula»«.  f.  betmj 


Scnitflra,  wo,  U  afimiit  ^ 
Serritiut  a,  am.  pt.  /■■•i>* 

rtbta/sm 
Scrro,  i[€,  alL  Cf/na 
Serror,  Iri,  inif .  paC 
SerriSla,  ae.  (.  a  bmadfm 
Serta,  ae.  f,  idmfaJkiUL^ 
Sertum,  u  m»  a  fartaaiftip^ 

or  ttofegoPf.  Sertt«/iM"' 

Ed.  10,41.  ^ 

Sertua,a,  um.pt. /iEiM*^ 

Jet  witbdtmert 
Serra,  ae.  f.  a  woman ftrm^ 
ServabTlis,  e.  ad),  eon  ^fj^,^ 
Serradilam,  i.  a.  v'tiefnti^^ 
Servandot,  a,  um.  pt.  4rfi«4* 


frefirved,  to  ke  kft  intdm 
Servant,   tit.   pt.  Of  M)*  ^ 

fop.  keeping,  frefirmng,  t^ 

watebfml 
&KMvvU^  Saia.  f.  « jkvif      . 


I 


Qm.  pL  atout  to  ktef 
m.  pt.  faved 
•t.  ftrvinr 
fl  mt/egay 
,comp.JiaviJh  ^Jhvile 

'ifltum,  tote  afiavtf 

hef 

iff. 

B,  bondage^  Jtrvict^ 

Jtrvantt 

i.f.  Jer^itude 

um.  pc.   that  figU 
homage  to 
rf.  affisdont 
f.  Undapt  fcrvttudt 
vhey 
ato 

,  to  keep,  to  frefenftj 
ob/erve,  to   perform, 

18.  paff, 

dj.  or^  com.  flimiit. 

'tf-V «  /A#  evenings  eo» 

&\  long  a  grvqnng  : 

d,  doleful 

tn  bandmetid 

a  valet 

adj.  that  is  bound  to 

fervant,  a  bondman, 
as  libidinu  09,4  ^im^ 
corn  eaRed  Jefame, 
1  papavere  &  fefama 
nd  jweet,  Petron. 
f.  tfn  ovffr^  andbelf 
,  id,  ftt»  fefcunka 
.  tbe  tobofe,  and  half 

felf,  berjelj,  or  tbm* 

the  wbolfy  and  half 

,adj,ffjrr  ardan  ^a/fj 


S  E  V 

Sefquidigi'taiis,  e,    adj.   a  fnger*i 
I     breadth'^and  an  half 
Sefqurhdray  a?.f.  an  hour  and  an  bjUf 
Sefquiii  bra,  xj^pcund  end  an  balj 
Sefquimenfit,  is.  m.  Jix  weekt 
Sefquimodius,  ii.  m.  a  bufiel  and 

an  half 
Sffqui3b61o8,  1,  m.  tbr^ee fartbingi 
SefqoTpedalif,  le.  adj.  a  foot  and  an 

half  long,     Sefquipsdalia  verba, 

great^  big,  vaunting  toordt,  Hor, 
S«lquipe8y  ldi«,  in.  a  cubit 
Sefquiplaga,  ae.  f.  more  than  a  blow 
SeCi^u\pltx,icit,id),balffommcb  more 
Sieiquiplut,  a,  um,  a$  much,  and  half 

as  much,  as/ix  to  four 
SefquTsSncx,  if.  c.  g.  over  old 
Sefsibillufli,  i.  n.  a  fettle,  a  dofeftool 
Sefsilis,  c,  adj.  dwarfi/b,  Paff.  that 

may  be  Jat 
Sefllo,  onia,  f.  mfeffon 
Sefsitoy  Ire.  adj.  to  fit  often 
Seflbr,  oris;  m .  a  fitter 
SefsQru»»  a,  om.  pt.  it  about'tejk 
Seftancy  tis.  m.  id,  qu,  fextans 
SeftertidlaoB,  i.  a.  s  little  fefterce 
Seftertium,  ii.  n.  aqd^  plar.  fefter* 

tia,  a  tboufand  feifhreet,  'a  pickax : 

Alfo  a  kind  of  mantle 
Seftertiusy  ii.  m.  aftfierce 
ScMyie,  f.  a  brifile,  Met.  afijhing  line 
Setaceus>  a,  um.  adj.  ofbrtfiles 
Setania,  «.  f.  a  kind  of  onion 
SerS»iu6,  a,  om.  adj.  ofthisyear 
SeCiger^a,  iim.  adj.  that  batb  briftlet* 

Subft.  a  boar 
Setinuoi  Tinam,  generous  vnne 
Setofut,  z,  um.  adj.  fullofbrifilet 
Sen.  conj.  disjun^ivat  either,  or 
Sevaciuai.  ii.  n.  a  taUow  candle 
Scved^usy  a,  um.  pt.  carried  away 
Sevjfho,  Sre,  exi.  to  carry  ftfidt 
SevShor,  i.  paiT. 
Severe,  ad?. lit,  com^.A^tat,  Cm 


SEX 

gTMvefy,  feverelv,  wieime  favour 
SSvcritaa,  itii.  f.  feriomfueft,  feve* 

rity,  /barpnefi 
Severtts,  a,  mi.  or,  t»mp.  ffimui, 

lup.  ferions^  'mpartiat.jevere;  ter-- 

ribU,  frightful^  demure 
Sevo,  are.  a£t.  to  greafe 
Sevor,  ari.  pafT.  tobetallowtd 
^tyftco,  arc.  ad.  to  call  afide^  H 

feparate,  to  fever 
ScvScor,  ari.  atua.  pafl*. 
Sevofus,  a,  um.  adj.  fulloftMw 
Scf  um,  i.  n.  taLew,  hot 
Sex.  adj.  indecl,/*  in  mmber 
Sexaggnariut,  a,  nm.fixtyyeartidd 
Scxsigeai,  OB,  Uffisfty 
Sexagcfimus,  a,  um.  adj.  fixtietb 
Scxagies,  adv.  t breef core  timet 
Sexaginta,  pK  inded.  fittto 
Sexanguluj,  a,  um.  adj.  ftx  eerikred 
Sexcenariui,  a.um.  oA],fix  hundred 
Sexceni,  ae.  a.  adj.  fix  hundred 
Scxccateni,  m,  a.  adj.  /*  hundred 
Sexcent^slmai ,  a,  um.  fix  bundreath 
Sexcenti,  se.  a.  adj.  fix  bunared 
Stxcentics,  adv.  fix  hundred  tvma 
ScxdXcies,  adv.  fixteen  timet 
Sexdecim,  itidtcX,  fixteen 
Sexennalia,  e.  every  fxtb yeur 
Sexeani»/e.  adj.  fix  years  old 
S«xenniu«,ii.n.adj.jJMn  ofAtjutrt 
Sexies,  4dv.  fix  timet 
Scxfigpaiii,  in.  pi.  office  eufigm 
Sextadedmafti,  orum.pLm.  Joldiert 

of  tbe  fixteentb  legion.  Toe, 
Saxtans,  tii.  ro.  two  ounces 
Scxraotalis^e.  adj.  two  thumbs  thick 
Sextantariua,  weij^biwr  two  ounctt 
Sextarioluf,  i.  afmalTfextary 
Sextarius,  ii.  m.  9  Roman  me^urm 

of  about  a  pint  ard  an  bal^ 


SOL 

I     ailUs,   or  partners,  parents,   or 

khs/olis 
'he  an  emerald    Socius,  ii.  m.  a  companjon,  an  inti- 
meratd  mate,  an  ally,  afeHom  foldier,  a 

J  a  wap  ball       felloio  of  a  esllege,  an  accompfice 
^A'yjoapy        Socordia,  «.   f.  &  fccordia,  FeB, 

dulneftf  indolence,   earlejfnejs.  Jot* 

tijbnefs 
SScorditer,  adv.  fiotbfullj  ' 
branch,  tjfue,    Socors,  dis.  adj.  or,  comp.  ffimuSy 
I  fup.  Jenfelejs,  carelefs,  regardlejs 

)  up  Socrus,   {is.   m.  tf  mother  in  law* 

temperatdy^        Magna  focrus,  the  ivife" s. grand- 
irefully  mother 

ety  SSdalii,  is.  ۥ  g,  a  companion,  sfil^ 

ffifi'german  i«vf  at  meals,   or  papimes,  of  one 

iiifin-german,        company^  college,  Jociety,   Qt  fra' 
man  ,  temity 

r,  temperate,    Sodalitas,  atis.  f,  a  fellwofinp,  fo* 

cUty^  fraternity 
•ge  .   S^daliter,  adv.  injellvrnflfip 

wearing  focks    SSdalittum^  ii.  n.  a  corpotatiom 
fock  SSdalitiusj  t,  um.  adj.  belonging  to 

ffioes,  fan-        a  fellowjbip,  or  Jociety 

SSdes,  inttr^.  pro  d  aude^ 
in  law  Sol,  «oIiA«  m.  the  fun,  Meton.  the 

beat  of  the  f any  a  day,  a  ctimate, 
tmpankn  a  region 

e  joined  SoIabHis^  e.  adj.  may  be  comforted 

ing  to  allies:  So' amen,  inis.  n.  comfort 

Solandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  comforted 
mfjblp  Solans,  tis,  pt.  comforting 

at  manner        %o\2in\im,i,  n.  night  fbaae^     Vefi- 
0  be  joined  carium   folanuiQ)  winter  cherry, 

or  alkakengi 
foinetS  Solaris,  c.  adj.  of  the  fan,  filar 

bat  joinetb       Solarium,  Ii.  n,  a/««  dial,tbe  foUar 
mred  among         in  a  houfe 
/,  or  CBupltd    Solarium,  i.  n,  grounder tnt 
',  iompary       Solatio,  onis.  f.  confolation 
pie,  match ^     S(5latiolum,  i.  n.  a  little  eafe 
artkipate        Solatium,  ii.  n.  comfort,  confolation, 

relief 
belonging  to  J  Solator,  ori*,  m«  a  comforttr 


SOL 

Solatrix,  i€is.  f.Jbe  that  comforteth 
Solatus,  a,  um.  funbumt,  funned 
Soldum,  per  Sync,  pro  folidum 
Soldurius,  ii.  m.  a  man  fwom  and 

devoted  to  his  friend 
Solca,  a?,  f.  a  kind  offiipper,  cvver* 

ing  only  the  fole  of  the  f tot,  afifl> 

called  a  file :  Alfo  afboe,  as  of  an 

horfe,  mule,  &fr.     Solea  lignca, 

a  patten,  Plin. 
SSJearius,  ii.  m.   afhoemaker 
Soleitus,  a,  um.  wearing fandali 
SSlemjiis,  e.  vid,  Sotennis 
Solemnize,  are.  a£l.  tofokmntxe 
Solenne,  is.  n.  afilemnity.    Solen* 

nia  infanire,  to  Re  under  a  ^tdgar 

error,  Hor. 
Solennis,  t^nnual,  fettled,  appointed 
SolenniCas,  atis.  f.  afolemni^ 
Solenniter,  adv.  folemnly 
Solejis,    tis.  pt.   accuftomed,  ufed^ 

wonted 
Soleoj  ere,  ITtus,  &  ant.  folui.  to  ht 

accufiomed,  or  wont  to  ufi 
Solen.  adj«  or,  comp.  flimus.  Aip* 

dexterous,  clever,  firewd,  cunm'ngp 

quick,  watchful,  diBgent 
Solerter,  adf.iiks.  comp*  flim^  lop. 

fbrtwdly,  craftily,  diligently 
Solertia,  ae.  f,fubtilty,  policy 
S5let,  1  tum  eft.  imp.  if  is  wont 
SSlkiCandus,  a',um.  pt.  to  he  moved, 

or  ftirred  up 
Solicitans,  tis,  pt,  troubling 
Sulicitatio,  onis.  f.  a  folkiting 
SoITcTtator,  oris.  m.  afolicitor 
Solicit^,  adv.  ius,  comp.  fiim^yTup. 

carefully,  diligently 
SolTcito,  arc.  aft.  tcfolicit,  topro^ 

voke,  or  be  earnefl  with  one,    to 

importune,   to  prefs,  to  be  urgent^ 

to  entice  one  to  do  at  thing,  tofut% 
\     OTfa^fifr 


SOL 

S^licitcao,  init.  f.  JoHeiiude^  dif- 

guietf  vexafiM 
35JiciCttf,  M,  um.  &or,cooip.fliiDtit, 

fup.    raijed  up,   Met.  doukt/u/, 

anxitutt  fearful,  troubled 
SSlTdago,  lois.  f,  cbmfrey 
6<^idandufy  t,  um.  pt.  f#  he  eemented 
SoITditio,  oois*  f.  m  /tidring 
SolidatriXy  Idi.  i.^  that  finHgth' 

nutb 
SSlTdatuB,  ty  um.  pt.  ftrti^thned 
SSlidatui,  i.  m«  afoldier  in  taj 
Soiide,  adr.iiu,  comp.  y^/Zd/^ 
SSiiilvifco,  ere.  ff  wax  found 
351idipeA,  edis.  adj.  whole  Jtcttd 
SiJlidxtat,  litis,  f,  JtliJity 
$SlTdo,  are.  a£l.  /o  confelidatt 
SdlTdor,  ari.  acui.  paflf. 
SSifdum,  i,  D.  /<Btf  WiStf/f 
3SlIdus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  IHfnuSy 

fup.  JubJiantiaU    material,  folid, 

TwJI'j,  found,  firm,  whole,  entirCf 

hard,  f  iff,  full  and  perfefl 
{361idu8,  i.  m.  a  fiece  ofgoldcoin^ 

near  the  value   of  our  old  ncble, 

now  it  is  taken  for  tf  Jhtllixr 
S?i!Tfer,  a,  um.  adj.  carrying  the  fun 
So-fgena,  ae.  c.  g.  hegotten  of  the 

Jun^VA.  Flacc.  5,  317. 
55{"IJyquium,  ii.  n.  ajoliloquy 
S6lr,>i;^a,  K,  avetttmousfly 
iioiifT-  •  uiti  tnpudium,   «  i^/W  ^ 

SoiVr.i'-.iij?^  a^  um.  96].  alone,  f'Ufary 
^ulv.iido,  Tnis.  f.  [^)  folos] ^/iVftrfr, 

tf  dejert,  or  i\f'ildernefs ,   a  retire- 

merty  a  rrcft 
Soirtus,  a,   um.  pt.   Sf  adj.   'U^ont, 

accufiomed,  ufual,  ordinary 
6oI7vagMa,a,um.aHj.  wanarwg  ahne 
^uiium,    ii.   n.   q  throne,  a  tub  to 

bathe  in^   a  vat^   Or  tun  :   Alfo 

4  //if  r  or  cofi/i 
^cQo^afe.  4^.  /o  ma^ccfe/oUte,  to 


s  o  L 


S  ON 

S^lutSras,  M,  nm.fttfc 
S»Jutut,  a,  am.  pL  it.  adj. 
/Smus,  fcp.  wlufd,Ki 
paid^acquttud,  ifend,i 
abrogated,  ferformed,  i 
difmijfed,  releafed,  £}A 
moored,  unttfifatnei,  t 
ctafiifed^  cahm.  Met. 
futatf  prmftj  ia  a  p 
Alfo  very  per:,  in  a 
aw  intrieate,  notcofioi 
madefoft^  ^fleminate,  F 


dry  in  the  fun 

SoloecifmQS,  i.  m.  a  foleafm 

Splor,  ari.  dep.  to  ccmfirt 

SolpQga,  ae.  f.  «  venmnoutpifmire 

SoKequium,  ii.  n.  the  Jumfhwer 

SoJftitialis,  e.  adj.  of ,  or  bebngtug 
to  the  folfiice 

SolftTtinm,  ii.  n.  thej^fiiee 

S51ubiHr,  le.  zd],  may  he  dij/^ved 

Soivcndusji  a,  om.  pt.  to  loofe,  or  I0 
loojed 

SoWeni,  tit.  pt.  loofing,  freeing 

SSlom,  i.  n.  the  ground^  orjbt'l,  the 
fole  vfafiot,  and  of  a  jjboe,  Cc- 
reale  folom,  a  trencher  ofkread,' 
Vcrtere  foluro,  to  run  em**  eottH' 
try,  Cic. 

Solun^  adv.  only,  ahne 

Solummod^  adr,  idem 

Sohro,  ere,  vi,  titum.  aft,  to  Uofi, 
to  unty,  torefoltre,  explain,  Or^n- 
fwer,  to  dijebarge,  to  make  laxa*  \ 
.  tivej  to  melt,  or  thaw,  to  pay ,  to'.  SonmlU^cxis,  a,  uu.  as, 
weigh  anchor.  Solvere  i^onam, '  Soxnnio^  are.  to  dreamy  '■ 
to  deflower,  Catull.  VitS  fol-  ,  Somniuxn,.]!.  n.  a  drtu 
verc  aUouem,  to  kill  him,  Pjatit.  |  f^^'y  f^^'-^y,  ^  tvhim 
Solvere  ndem,  to  violate  hhpro'  \  SomnBIentos,  «,  nm.drp 
mife,  Ttr,  cpiftolam,  to  brrak  it  ^  Somnus,  i,  m.f.efpt  rrft 
c^«w,  Nep.  Obfidioncm  tblvfire, !  Mtr.m'ghtia  cahn,fiO' 
toraife  aj!e]re,hiv,  pudoretn,  to  ,  SonabTlif,i?.  ^^jithatjcun 
violate  it,  Virg.  aliquem  legibus,  SSnamdnt,  a,  ura.  pt.  tol 
to  diffcnfe  with  him,  Cic.  Efle  SiJnans,  tis,  pt.  6f  aflj. 
fojverdo,  to  have  wherewith  to,  founding,  tefoundini,t 
fay,  Cic.  j      loud 

Schor,  i.  p.  pair,  to  be  loofed  |  Sonax,  ac'S.  tA].  joind^t 

Solus,  a,um.  j^«ir.4us.  (&  olim  foli|   S^nipe«,  edis.  m.  ant:**. 
aeri.)  ai'or.f^  cnly,  fnUtary  j  SoQitus,  us.  m.  a /"unit 

S51ule»  idv.  ius.  tomp*  freely,taan'\      crackling,  a  heatirgyW 
tcn[y,  hrtdl'jly,  remijly  I       a  crack,  or  c'at> 

SolfitVhf,  e.  adj,  cafi^y  locfed  '  SSuivius,  a,  um*.  adj.  /» 

Solutio,  oris.  f.  a  loijing,  a  nleaf-   Sooo,  are,  ui,Ttuni.  tc» 
irg,  ox  difcharging,   a  paying  of       to  ring ,  tj  prci/e 
mwv^  '  S5nOy  5rc,  to  found,  &C. 

V  ^oVxiXoi  ^Tixvi^ ti» Vit  \\>ax  ^o?nx\>        'xS<4a.or,  ari.  p*Cr, 


luta,  a  freehold  efiare,  J 

firttmej,     Somno  folat 

Jleep,  Liv.  Morte,  desd 

Somnians,  tis.  pt*  drtemi 

Somniator,  orii.  m,  ii 

SoODniatur.  itnperd  tb^  t 

Somniciifose,  adv.  jb^' 

Somii7cifi5fas,  a,  um.fi> 

iy,  dronrfi,fluggiJb,fi 

SctanTfcr,  a,  um.  adj.  a 


S  O  R 


S  O  R 


SPA 


1.  arreat  fourtd,rtifiringt 
unwHng  noije 

aloud 

,uin.  aiij.  notfy 
is.  huHnefs 

iin  atjj,  JhriHtJonorottS 
guilty,  criminal,  faulty • 
yje.ider,  Dii  I'ontes,  mif' 
>iat. 

5»m.  ad],  hurtful 
7  J  and,  a  notfej  a  word, 

i 

.  ivifdom 

itis.   r.    a  deceitful  ar- 

fophinn 
rl  sopliiiles,    ae.  m.  a 

5.  f.  fopbiftry 

2.  urn.  ^dj.  jopbr'fiical 
/.   7;;^/;?,  Subtt.  Mv/r/. 

\.  to  lull  afleep 
^afT.  to  bt  jiunntd 
um.    pt.  /<»/</  to  Jleep, 
>,  fhtnned^  afl'mifbid 
SI.  a  yi?«»</  Jleepfjiotbf 

a,  nm.  pt. /^^  <f/7«/, 

litigated 

f  um.  adj.  caufetbjleep 

^»to  cafi  into  a  deepjleep 

pair, 
um.  adj.  jfleepy 

pt.  /«;>^M?  //;> 

ui,  vel  pfi,  ptum,  a^. 
to  drink  up 
,  pafT. 

may  be  fupped  up 
s.  pt.  ftpplng 

.  n.  Jpoon-meat 

is.  f.  a  draupbt  ef  poijon 

3.  ajeruice  berry 


Sorbus,  i.  f.  the  fervice  tree 
Sordcns,  tis.  pt,  being  filthy 
Sordco,  ere,  ui.  to  bejiltbj,  or  nafiy 
Sordes,  is.    f.  Jiltb,  dirt,   naftinefs, 

feurf^  the  rabble,  mg^arJlineft 
vSordftfco,  2re.  to  grow  dirty 
Sordidatus,  a,  iim.  pt,  clad  in  dirty 

chatht 
Sordidc,    adv.   ids,   comp.    ffime, 
fup.  filthily,  meanly t  poorly  ^  nig- 
gardly 
Sordlduius,  a,  nm,\A}.Jlutti/b.  fiithy 
Sordidus.a,  um.adj.otyComp.fTimus, 
fup.  filthy,  nafly^fiyahby,  fluttijh, 
corrupt^    meant    dejpicable,    bale, 
cnnre'ttpfible,  fertile,  fordid,  coarfe, 
Vrftis  fordida,  mourning,  Liv, 
Sorrx,  icis,  m.  a  rat,  afield  moufe 
SoricTnns,  a,  um,  adj.  of  a  rat 
Soriciilata  vefti*.  of  changeable filk 
Sorites,  «.  m.  a  wciom  fyllogifm 
SSror,  oris,  f.  afijier 
Sororiaas  vir^o,  a  jottng  maid,  mhofe 
breafts  begin  to/berv,  Plaut.  Sorp* 
riantes  mamms,  breafis  round  and 
plump,  Pl>n. 
SororTcTdii,  se,  c.  g.  a  murderer  of  a 

fifter  ^      ' 

Sororio,are,Sf fororiofjari. w  be  round 

and  p-ump,  hke  a  maiden* t  breafi 
Sors,   tis.   /.    lot,    chance,  fortune, 
hazard,  a  lot,    drjliny,  fate,    a 
charge,  or  office,  fiate,  condition, 
furt,   or  manner  of  life,  an  \(fue^ 
otoff'fpring,  a  btnd,    or  fex,  de- 
fignation,  appointment  ^fiock,  where- 
in  oihert    have   a  fiare,     money 
borrowed,  or  laid  out  toufuryi  an 
oracle 
Sortc,  adv,  by  hap 
Sorti,  abl.  by  chance 
Sorticula,  ae.  f.  dim*  alittf^ht 
Sortilcgium,  ii.  n.   a  lottery 
Sortilegui,  i,  m.  aforcertr 


Sortie,  Ire.  toca/l/ots 

Sortior,   iri.   paH*.   dep.    to  caft,  or 

draw   lott,   to  chance    to  get^   to 

order,  or  appoint  another  in   the 

place 
Sof titio,  oui?.  f.  a  cafting  of  loti 
Sortiti,  adv.  b)  lot 
Sort  Iter,  oris.  m.  u  cafior  f>J  lets 
Sortitus,  a.   um.  pt.  which  cafieth 

lots,    or  hath  gotten  by  lot,     Pafli 

given,  or  appointed  by  fate 
Sortitus,  us,  m-  a  eajiing  of  lott' 
Sofpes,  itis.  c.   g.  fafe  and  found f 
I     wbole^  pro'perous 
Sofpita,  ae.  f.  tbatgiveth  health 
S>fpi talis,  le.  adj.  caufing  health 
Sofpitator,  oris.  ip.  a  preferver 
jSefpitatrixdea,    ifit, 
Sofpito,  ire.  aft.  td  keep  in  beakbn 

to  blefs,  prof  per,  or  fava 
[SofpTtor,  iri.  paff. 
.'Sotor,  eris.  m*  afannour 
Soteria,  orum.   n.  prejents   of  con-* 

gratulation''  on   recovery  fr9m  fick- 

nejs 
Sotefm,  Xp(»  falvation»    AlCogood- 

friday 

S  before  P. 

Spadiceus  color,  a  light  red,  a  bright 

bay,  or  cbefrnttf  brown 
Spadix,  Icis.  m,  a  fcarlet,  or  light 

red  colour,  Alfo  an  inflmtmmt  </ 

mufic 
S^zAix,  t.d],  of  a  light  red 
Spado,  dms.no,  a  gelding,  an  eunucH 
Spadoniui,  a.  um.  gelded,  barren 
Spagiricus,  a,am.  Ad],  chymicdl 
Spagirus,  i.  m.  an  ahhymifl 
Spanus,  a,  um.  adj.  like  a  Spaniard 
Sparagus,  i.  m.  i/^.^u.  afpaiagus 
Spargendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  fcattCT' 


SPA 

$pargo,  J5re,  fi,  funi.  aft.  t9  /ew, 
io  fprinkU,   to  Jfrtad  abroad^  to 
fublijh 
Sp4rgor,  I.  pair  f  be  ffrinkled 
^parfian,  adv.  htre  and  there 
Sparfio,  ooii.  f.  afp^inkUng 
Sparfivufja,  UTfl.  thrcwn  to  ard  frO 

Sparrumf)  a,  um.  pt.  ab»ut  tofcatttr 
Sparfui,   a,  um.    pt.   &    aiij.   or, 

comp,  featt$r«dj  dijherftd,  fprimk- 

Udtff^ckledi  wide,  broad 
Spaitarium,  ii.  n,  a  tromfield 
ii]^^nto\\,ni.p\.  faldiers  that  luatcbed 

the  city  for  fear  of  fire 
Sp^rteiis,  a  um.  adj.  of  broem 
Spartam,  i.  n.  zAy,  Jf^nifi  hrocm 
Sp^'rulus,  i.  m.  afiafijb 
6parum,  i.  n.    a  dart  «r  Isnee  ufed 

in  war,     H'wz.  An^\,  ajpear 
Spirus,  i.  m.  a  {mall dart 
{iparmul,  i.  m.  the  cramp 
Spafticui,a,wm.adj.tfJ7;5f</  titltb  the 

cramp 
Spataljum,  ii.  n-abra  $^:t 
^pathiyX.  f.  a  Jhce  to  turn  fried 

meatwitby   afcummer,  a  Udle,  a 

fpartula  iMtchir'jrgcons  ulc 
RpathaHurn,ii.n.^rfl»fi>  of  a  date  tree 
Spathana  f^biica,  acutin\  jhrt 
S^iathe,  <•<,  f.   a  tree  rtJtMbling   tie 

palm  tree 
fiajthula,  ap.  f.  abroadfiice 
Sjunan*,  t\i,  ^^,  jiraytrfr^iosridrin* 
^.•."iriiror,  oris.  m.   a  tuaadrer 
fvpi'tiatUR,  a,  iim.  pt.  bavingflrayed 
^patio'^,  ari.  d  p   to  nva/k  abroad,  to 

tr/tTjel^  tf>  ii>it*!der,    to  go   up  anJ 

d^vn,  taftch  a  lompajt.  Met.    to 

difcAurfc  la^'jly 
5PAtioi.Tra',  aris   f.  brtadtb 
Xpatiose,  ;*i'v.  lus,  CQm^.fpatlojfly, 

l^r^tls',  ividdy 


S  P  E 

ampU^freat^  huge,  tally  or  of  hMg 
conttnuance 

Spatium,  ii>  n.  a  /pace,  a  certain 
time,  i^ngtb,  deJe^^  a  voyage,  or 
jmmey,  tbemeafyre,  or  quantity  in 
a  foot f  or  metre 

^pRtu\z,9,f .a  branch  «f  tbt paint  tree 

Sp?tnlae,  arum,  f.fhimlderbiadet 

Specials,  c.  adj.  fptdal 

Specialiter,  adv.  ejpecially 

Speriatim.  adv.  ejpecially 

Spj£ci««,  ci.  f.  a fhrm, figure, fafinun, 
or  fbape,  a  fi^bt,  or  ohj^S  pre- 
fented  to  the  fight,  a  likenefSyOx  re- 
presentation^  an  otUward jbev).  Or 
atfp'.arance^  coieur^  or  pretence,  a 
v'ifion,  iixfi^hty  afpeffre^  aa  tmage, 
pitlurt,  or  flatu-;  am  example,  a 
Jftclmen,  aninflatuet  the  quality, 
or  nature  t-f  a  tbinfr:  Alto  a  par- 
ticular  fort,  a  had  of  things  under 
a  general  head,  figb  i  or  t/iew*  all 
k:nd  of  Jpice,  a  drug^  eom^  or 
/ri/f f ,  a  piece  nf  money,  a  ga>  ment, 
or  apparel,  any  fart  of  meat,  a 
con/ro^'CrJy 

Specif^icc,  adv,  Jpecifically 

SpecTf  ifco,  are.  tojpecify 

S;)c.iriirus,  «,  um.  Jpecifieat 

S"ecillum,  ».  n,  a  probe 

Spec  t  men,  inis.  n.  a  proof  trial, 
ejfay,  taken,  infiance,  a  m:de/,  peft- 
tern,  ot  (kw» 

Specio,  ere,  xi,  £lum.  ad.  ^ 
rpecior.  pafT.  to  fee,  to  behold,  to 
rtiard,  to  'view 

Si^eciose,  adv.  ius,  comp.  ffimus, 
fu  p  ■  hanifotaely,  beautiful^,  jplen» 
didli,  fpecioufly 

Spcclofus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.ilimus, 
{wo.bandfomefigbtly^fa:r,fpuions 

Spccito,  arc.  adj.  to  behold  (f ten 


%•-•>  V^/,y^ji3:*»|^roaix^^X^^'^'^^'^^^^^^  •vj\iv\»\%A'»ivJitrti*fe, 


S  PE 

to9f  tly  to  be  taken  wAin 
gracefuU 
Spedabundus,atCffl.adj.Ji« 
Spe£liculum,i.a.  aJptSe^ 

lickjlght,  or  >Mp 
SpBdimen,  loii.f.  a/H 
Speftaodus,  a.  um*  pt.  ^ 

upon,  nvorthy,  comdj 
Spe^^ans,  tis.  pt.  /»i«x,fl 
Speftite.adV  updefpoEUtd 

netedfy,  remarkaby 

Sped^atio,  on  is.  f.  a  viem 

holding,  a  trial,  otpmj 

S|>eAati  vus,  a,  um.  adj.  J 

Speftitor,  oris,  m,a  koh 

fie£Iator 
Speft^ttix,  ccif.  f.  fbt  ihet 
Spe^irur,  imperf.  ttitfrn 
Speftatarus,a,um.  pt.«M«< 
Speftitus.  a,  am.  pt.  & 
comp.  Aimut  AiP.  Me^ 
or  tidied  out,  openly  fth 
affed,  well  tried,  eppn 
andgoodly,  choice,  eXttOa 
SpeQo.arc,  a£t.  toleiold, 
vievfp  or  eye  a  thing*  * 
to  regard ^provcOTtrj^ 
to  refpeff,  to  attend,  to  wk 
pertain  to, to  fend  ufimti 
to  lie  totvardt 
Spe^r,  ari.  atus.  p»ff.  *"• 
Speftium,  i.  n.  amidte 
Specula,  a.  f.  a  f^f*^, 
fummit  of  any  plate,  *  * 
beacon,     I^rpeculiiefl^ 
am  opportunity,  Cic. 
Sprciila,  e.  f.  tittUUpi 
Specalabundus,a,um.4  bm 

SpeciilameB,  inis.  n,nyp 
Speculanduiy  a,  am.  pt>^' 

bebeheU 
Sprculans,  tis.  pt.  hehditi 


P  H 

a;,  or  cafemenf 

T).  a  JpeBacle  make} 

J.   f.    a  difcovery  AV 

(culation 

\,  um.  adj.  ffecula- 

.m.  tf  ^j'f  a  Jcout, 

1,  umadj.  Hvatching 
I.  f.  y2»<r  tbatfpieth 
jm.  adj.   lined  with 

apt.  by  watch 

,  um.  ^^OKf  ^0  ^r; 

}.  towatcby  tofcouty 
njider  diligently,  to 
Id  and  gaxe  upon,  tc 

a  holing- glafs 
'.  &  n.  a  den 
I  den 

beat,  caled  Jfelt 
a  cavey  a  den 
Ij.  may  be  hoped  for 
n.  pt.  to  hi  h^pedfor 

expeSflncr 
t  it  hofed 
,  pt.  exp^aed 
a,     the  fperm,   thi 

Weighting 

n.  pt.  to  bt  dejpijed 

.  dejpifing 

revi,    turn.   a^.  to 

rht,  to  f com 

i  (um,  fperni.  paff. 


S  P  I 

SphaeroTdes,  adj.  round  like  afpbere 

Sphaeriila,  le.  f.  a  little  globe,  or 
fpbere 

Sphinx,  gis.^  gps.  f.fpbiax,  s  heafi 
like  an  ape 

Spica,  ae.  f.  an  ear  of  corn,  a  clove 
of  gartickm  Spica  murila,  an  ear 
df  corn  vtithout  the  beards  Jun. 
Spica  Ciliflk,  the  faffron  flower, 
Ov.  Spica  Celtica,  a  mejt  called 
vjolves'claw,  Spica  nardi,  laven* 
der-fpikey  fpikenard^  Jun.  Hinc, 
Angl.  a  Spike 

SpTcatum,  i,  n.  oil  offpike 


,  to  hop- ^  totrujl^  to 
in       <« 


S  P  I 

SpIoiFer,  a,  am«  adj.  bearing  thorut- 
Spimger,  a,  um.  id  fu,  fpiQifer 
Spin5fuS)a,am.  adj«or,cofflp.ffi(niify 
fup,  full  of  thorns,  thorny,  prick^^ 
Met,  crabbed,  obfcure 
Spinther,  eris.  o.  a  buckle,  ahrnceiUt 
Spiniilentus,  a,um,adj.  futlofthomt 
SpTnus^  i.  f«  a  JJoi  tree,  a  black 

thorn 
Spira,  as.  f.  a  roundel,  or  circle,  a 
fold  6fa  ferpent,  a  coil  of  a  cable, 
a  wreath :  Alfo  a  woman's  attire, 
called  a  ehapile :  Alfo  a  routtd 
knob  of  a  tree  :  Alfo  a  curl 


Splcatus,  a,  um,  ad),  eared  at  corn, '  SpIrabTlis,  e.  adj.  living,  that  whieb 

picked,  /piked  \     breatheth 

SpTceos,  a,  um.  adj*  of  ears  of  com  Spiraculum,  i.  n.  a  breathing  hole 
Spicifer,  a,  um.  bearing  ears  o/corn  |  SpTraeus,  a,  um.   adj,  pliable 
Spicilegium,  u.n,a  gleaning  of  corn,  {Spiramen,  inis.  n.  a  breathing  hola 

Met.  a  eolleffion  made  from  /i6f  .Spiramentum/i.  n.    a  vent,  aporop 


beft  writers 
Spici  legos,  i.  m.  a  gleaner 
Spico,  are.   tojhoot  out  as  an  ear  of 

corn,  tofpike,  or  point  the  end 
SpTcula,  X.  f.  a  dart 
Splciilator,  oris,  ra,  em  archer 
Spiciilo,  are.  tojbarp  the  point 
Spiculum,  i.  n,  a  dart,  an  halbard, 
a  javelin,  an  arrow,  the  bead,  the 
fiing  of  a  bee,  or  wafp,  thefpade 
in  cards 
Spicum,  I,  tit  OH  ear  of  am 
Spicus,  i.  m.  emear'tf  corn 
>ina, «.  f.  a  thorn,  a  prickle,   a 
brijile  of  a  htdgehog,   the  quill  of 
the  porcupine,   the  fin  of  afijb, 
&c,  a  fling,  a  pin,  the  chine^ne 
Met.  ^^ult  ^intt    Spioa  facra, 
the  rump 
Spinacea,  e.  f.  fpinage 
exposition  Spinaiis,  e.  sAy  fpinal,  of  the  hack 

fphere,  ox  glebe       I     bone 

i.  fphericaf  SpTneturo,  i.  n.  a  hufh  of  thorns 

ti.romda^  ^^^/^r'jSpIncos,  a,  umi  a4j*  thirty, bf^y 


a  breathing  time,  an  interval 
Spirant,  tin.  pt.  breathing,  or  caflinf^ 
out  breath,  fmelling,  favouring,  li- 
ving, panting 
Spirator,  oris.  m.  that  breatheth 
Spiritilis,  e.  adj.  living,  breathing 
Spiritualis,  e.  adj.  fpiritual 
Splrituaiiter,  adv.  JpirituaUy 
SpTritusy    us*   m.  a  breatbiitg,  air, 
wind,  a  favour,  or  fmelt,  a  flench, 
vapour,  orfieam,  life,  fpirit,  foul, 
a  found,  the  mind,  or  the  affeBion§ 
thereof,  ambition,  courage,  fpirit^ 
haughtinefi,  8cc,  a  perfon 
Spiro,  are.  a^.  to  breathe,   to  bhw, 
to  exhale,OT  fieam,to  live,to  favour, 
to  afpire  to,  to  endeavour  to  obtain, 
Spirtre  quietem,     to  be    aJUep, 
Prop,    Spirant  cinnama  futdum, 
Perf,  have  lofl  their  fmell 
Spiflameotum,  i.  n.  a  thiekning,  a 

bung 
Spifsatio,  onii.  f.  a  thicbning        ^ 
$piria  tU8,  a^  Mta,  ^\,  ^^f -^^^  \ , 


S  P  o 

Sf  ifs^y  adT.  lis.  <om^,tbicky,J!ow!y, 

nuitb  murh  a  ia 
Spi0efcn,  }f:e.  to  wmx  thick 
S  pi  Mi  as,  btia.  f.  thifkneji 
S,»ir.Tti'..'o.  1  lis,  f.  tbickntfs 
Spifl"o.  a'c  at} .  fo  thicken 
SpifTor,  ari,  pafl'. 

Spiflut,  a,  um.pt,  or,  comp.  ffimui, 
fup.   :b:ikf   liammy,   lard,  folid, 
crotcded^  Jt-^w,   or  Lng,  tedioui, 
toilfowe 
Snlsn^rnis.  m.  the  ff>/^en 
Splendens,  tis.  pt.^adj.  or,  comp. 
g/irrer:,:f^,  (b^rinfr :  Alfo  fktntmt, 
renriired,  lUufirious 
SpIcnHpo,  ere.  ui.  n,  to Jhine 
Splen»lefc,»,  crc.  to  bf^in  to  fhine,  to 

ivax.  fairy  char  r.rtd  bri^bt 
SplendYd-^,  ndv    iO?.  comp    ffimc, 

Tup.  ga:/»,  ^ul/af.t'y',  no'tly 
Sj'lenJi'Hu?  a,iim.  or,  cor.ip,  iFimu^, 
fop.    brigbt,    deary  Jh'.nirg,   fa-- 
moux,  giYj  ff>hndid,  Jiatcly^  JiHe, 
grrteelj  gra-ve^  n:fi}'Jtic 
Splendcr,  oris.  m.  bright nefsy  ff>len~ 
dor,  the  ghf:,  Of  fiinit'g  vf  a  cO' 
lour,  fumpfuoufrtfjs,  gmteeineft , ho- 
nour,  ren^nvn 
Splc'iieti'cus,  a,  um.  adj.  plrnet'ir 
Sple|»iatus,  a,  um.  bar>irg  a p'aijier 
Splenlcus,  a,  um,  adj.   of  thr  lo/en 
Splenr^fii",,  a,  um.  a  .j.  full  of  [;>}eiu 
Spoliandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  rohhed 
Spolians,  tis.  \>t.  fpoilin^,  rohhtn^ 
Sp6liatfo,  dn.8.  f.  a  robbingy piiU- 

55o51»ator,  oris,  m.  ptvn.iertng 
SooIiatrixjTcis.  f,  Jhe  that  rohbetb 
Sjoliatos,  a,  um.  pt.  or,  conip.  be- 
reft ^  rr.bheJy  plundered 
Spjlio,  are.  aft.  to  bereave,  tojpoi/^ 

to  pL  tidtf 
S.uhinty  zn,  atus,  pafT. 


S  P  o 


S  PU 


taJS^et,  a  gift,  oegratvtjnf 
hefionoed  on  eat^aimi  i  cam 

J"  .   ^ 

Sprctio,  onis,  f,  ajccmti^    ^ 
Sprctor,  oris,  m,  a  defpih 
Spretus,  a,  um.  pt.  A(^/<t 
Spufoa,  ae,  f.  foamy  frtb 
Spumans,  tis.  pt. /iJ#r:>f 
Spuroatorium,  ii.  m.  afat^ 
Spumatus,  z,  um,  pt.  (e«erd 

froth 
Spfimatus,  us.  m.  a  Ifingift 


from  the  enemy ^  a  booty,  any  ^rey, 
or  pillage,  the  fhin  of  a  beaft,  the 
Jlorigb  of  a  fnake  , 

Spomlji,  K,  f.  a  bedi  or  coueb,  Or- 
ciniana  fpenda,  s  bier  to  carry 
tbede.df^.  Mart, 

Spnndes  pes,  a  foot  of  two  longfyl- 
lahles 

Spordallnm,  ii.  n.  an  hymn  confining 
of^nrJees 

Sponriens,  t's.  ^X,promifing 

Spordco,   erf,  fpofpondif  vel  fpo-  .    . 

pondi,  {pon fuvn,  to prcmifefree/y^  'Spumcfco,  crc,  tob^ixttfi* 
to  fnfrage,  to  affure^  to  betrith  Spumcus,  a,  um.  a<Jj.  /rc'ly* 

Spoijdyius,  i.  m.  a  knuckle  «/* /ib«  S  pOmldus,  a,  um.  adj./rrri 
ha:k  bone,  any  ftnaU hone  ofheaft,  \  Spumifer,  a,  um.  adi.Af*'i"J 
bird^  or  ffljf  the  head  of  the  ar-  \  Snu auger,  a,  um.  adj.  f^*/ 
tirbokethi/fle^  a  tcbirl  ofafpzn^^  Spumo,  ire,  tofantynff^ 
dU,  the  hard  nohite  in  an  eyfier  :  '>  Spumofus^  a,  um.  or.coflip., 
Alfo  a  hrafs  counter  vfedingiving  i  or  fcum,  foamy,  frtfh 
of  votti  at  Atbeni  Spuo,Sre,  ui,  otum./0J^/V|Oj 

Sppngia,  :p.  f.  a  ftyon^e  Hinc  AngI,  t^fpev) 

Sponijicfus,  a.  um.  adj.  fpongy  Spurcatus,  a,  um".  pt.  diffi 

Sponf^,  a?,  f.  a  Ar/</tf,  afpiufo-  I  Spurce,  adv.  iu<t.  roffip.&w 

Sponsalia,  orum.  n,  pi.  efpoufah,  a  '      dirtily,  filtbifyy  Aafffy 
marriage  n^ift  Spurcidici  verfur,  ia'sJii  ^ 

SpoufiO,  dr\]s.  f,  a prtmife,  a  toager,    " 
a  covenant,  a  nvarer  at  law 

.Sponfo,  arc,  aft.  tnefpoufe 


Spurc'tia,   ae.  €f  fpamtiwi 
filthinejt,  n.i/frrefiy  Mtfi  ^ 
Source,  are.  to  defile 


Sponfor,  ori^.  m.  a  ftn^ety^  a  hefro-  '  Spurcor,  ari.  piff. 


ther,  be  tvho  in  la%u  bindetb  him 

felf  !o  fijnd  trial 
Sponfum,  i.  n.  a  promife 
Sponfns,  a,  Mm.  pt.  betroth^ 
Sponfus,  1.  m.  a  bridegroom 
Sjjonfns,  us.  m.  a  bond 
Spontatis,  c.  adj.  voluntary 
Spontancus,  a,  um.  voluntary,  free 
Sponte.   ablat.  &  fpontis   gc»,  of 

himfeify  or  of  bit  oven  free  «w7/ 
Spont^,  adv.  of  hit  ^wn  accord 
S  porta,  ae,  f.  tf  bafket,  a  pannier 
S^OTtciia,  ae.  f.  a  little  bafkft 


V 


S  jurcus,a,utn,  adj.or,(Oin(tl 
f  o  ^,fihhy4i'ti,rihelirva^ 
forty ^  Taftaliy,   crud,lM 
honefi 
Spurias,  a,  um.  bafe  *r«i  " 
feit,  fpuriout,  fkpto'it'.UT^ 
Sputa  men,  T^is.  n,Jtitt'-i 
Sputitor,  ori^,  m.  a  fpivkr 
Sputifma.-Xis.  n.  fpiif'' 
Spulo,  ai  Pt  t^fplt  efttn 
Spuior,  ari.  pafT.  to  kjfil* 
Sputotny  i.  n.fpittle 
Sputus,  izs.  m.  afpi'tiif 


r  A 

damhed 
fihbinefs 

tobefwl,  to  be  In 
^nllof  tvetds 
ti/y,  nafii/y 
f,  na^ineft 
.  adj.  or,  comp. 
utfi/b,foul,  loath* 
tidy  unfl-ajant 
Jikbinefit    nsfii- 

ftattf  or  ray 

be  fcaie  of  afijb^ 

X  a  coat  ofwtail 

fcaly 

pU  Scaly 

^A].fulUffcaks 
idj.  bearing  fcales 
.  adj  ,^fl  v/u/  fcshs 
,  adj.  fu/i  offiales 
irfineji 

adj.  rougb,fcabby, 
afus  paaUy   borfe 

fiate,  a  Jolt 

<kate 

t  cnUn^  otjes  leak, 

ore  T. 

^\tnti\ybift,hujb, 

be  quiet 

m»  tojettle,  or  be 

n.  a  fettlement,  a 

.  n.  idem 

turn,  to  make  Jure f 

',  comp.  flimut,j 
e,  conjlant,  dura^  [ 


S  T  A 

ble^  fixed f  rojolvedon 
Stabilitai,  atis.  f.  fUbility,  fitads- 

nejs^  conftatuy 
StabilTtut,  a,  ttm.  pt.  fafifjirm,  e- 

ftabli/bed 
StabdlanSy  tis.  pt.  abiding 
Stabularius,  ii.  m.  am  innbolder 
StabiilatiOjOois.f.  ajlablingojbeafit 
Stabiiio,  ire,  a£b.  to  boufe  beaftt 
Stabuior,  ari,  Stus.  paC  to/kamd,  or 

be  Jet  uf>  in  a  ftabh 
Stabiilum,  i.  n.  aftanding^aJUbkt 
aroofifirfiwl,  a  pfaee  $/ fiMter, 
a  refiing  place^  a  retnat,  em  bo* 
ftelry.  Inobfcon* 
Stachys,  yo9«  f.  toildjag* 
Suae,  es.  &  ftaaa,  ae.  f .  the  ml  ^ 

cinnamon,  or  myrrbe 
Stadialis,  e.  adj«  tfa/nrUng 
Stadium,  ii.  n.  ameajureof  grmmd 
containing  fix  hundred  twenty  fi^e 
feetf    a   place  for    running      a 
race:  'A\(o  a  phi  tf  grinid  fer 
champions 
Stagnaas,  tit.  pt.  &adj.  or,  comp. 

pan  ding  fiU^fiagnoKt 
Stagattus,  a,  am.   pt.  averfowmt 
ftagnated,St»gtizti  tern,  a  morafi 
Stagnoy  are.  n.  r»  ftand  as  boater 
doth  in  ponds,    to   overflow,    to 
fiagnate 
StagnoAis,  a,  am*  idj,  fiagnating 
Sugnum,  if  n.   *  pool,  a  ftanding 

water 
Stamen,  Tnis;  n.  hemp,  fiax.  Sec, 
Jet  an  a  d'tjl^  tojpin,  ehtb  in  the 
loom,  or  frame,   thread,  yam,  a 
warp  in  the  loom  to  be  woven  into 
cloth,    Met,fi/k,  c^h,  a  firing  rf 
an  in/irument  t  the  vein,  or  grain  of 
wood.  Su  meiiTt  tae  the  thread  of  life 
StamTneus,  a,  urn.  full  of  threads 
Staonariut,  a,  um.  adj.  of  tin 
StanuariuSj  ii.  m*  a  pfwttrer 


ST  A 

Stanoeuf,  a,  um.  adj.  of  pewter 

Stannum,  i.  ■•  tin,  pewter 

Stans,  tit.  pt.  ftanding,  continuhig 
as  before,  calm,  concrete,  hard 

Stapes,  Siiis.  m.  aftirrop 

Stat,  imperf.  it  is  ^efolved  upmt. 
Stac  cal'us  renovara  omnet,  Virg* 
Mn.  1,  750. 

Stitartus,  a,  um.  adj.  that  keepeth  its 
hit  ftanding,  fuiet,  ftabb,  Statarii 
milites,  gar^ifon  foldiers.  Lit* 
Stataria  pugna,  a  pitcht  battle^ 
Statarii  ezcubitorea,  a  ftanding 
watch.  Lit. 

Stater,  eris.  m.  a  coin  worth  tw9 
ft^illings  dnd  four  ptnce.  Stater 
aureus,  apiece  of  coin  of  fitnua 
fhtUings  ana  four  ponco 

6tatera«  ae.  f.  trty  weighty  a  fihfir 
platter 

Statice^  et.  f.  tbt  art  of  veighit^ 
injcaltt 

Staticiilosy  1.  li^.  a  fignrO'dmiei% 
Dare  ftaticulot,  to  daaco 

Stitim,  adT«  ftoekftill 

Statiniy  adv.  prima  brevi,  prefintly 

Statio,  onis.  f.  a  fkatiom,  a  conti- 
nuance, a  bay,  a  ereek^  or  toad, 
apoftpOtftation,  aftablcaceatry^ 
•r  guard,  a  point  in  the  tables " 

StationiriuSj  a,  um.  adj.  ftoHonary 

Stationariu«,  ii.  m.  a  jentinel,  Ulp. 
Alfb  a  fiat  toner  ^  ot  bo^JelUr 

SiatTva,  orum.  n,  a  ftanding  camp 

Stitivos,  a,  um,tAj,pttched, ftanding 

Stator,  oris.  m.  a  goaler,  ajentine^ 
ajerjeanf,  afummoner 

Stator,  5ris.  ffl.  a  name  of  Jupiter 

Sratua^  «.  f.  an  image  of  the  juft 
proportion  of  the  perfon  it  reprc 
fentetb 

Statu  aria,  s.  f.  the  art  of  graviag 
images  *\ 

Statuarium,  ii.  ii«  a  roo4t4f4  ^ 


S  T  E 

Stltuanus,  a»  urn.  nd'.  offlatuet 
Statua:iu«,  *;.  m.  a  ffatuary 
Sl;: '.'■■»■•"     I'nis.    n.    a  butt^tfs 
S»^''"  .  •'.".••.  o''.is.  f.  a  paving 
S I  r. t  ■I    .  :'•       .i '- .  act .  re  prop  up, prop 

Sr.«~    ■    .,    ■      .oi', 

Stfc-t  :m,  :    -..  a^mallflAtuiyem 

s.'t  ■■    1.^1 -iivi  .-t 

Stai,  ere,  iii,  ilium,  aft  to  fet, 
oif.'-ff,  ru  rre^'i^  to  appoint,  ff 
#'.7(f.«,  tn  rihiv^  to  paft  judgt- 
rK-rt^fiofrcr,  /«  tr#?>«t, or  dedicate 

S^irnor,  i,  utut.  p'fl.     ' 

Stntur,  irr.rerf.  ■'*  n  flood 

StiiCara    v,  f,  fla^urr,  fivx 

Strjti:.-*if,  a,  nnn.  j.r.    .'.flwr  tofland 

Statm,  a-  •  m.  pt.  ^  adj.  Arr, 
app-'ipted,  Jixedf  weli  proper^ 
tinted 

Status,  (is,  m.  aflanding,  tbe/drm, 
fa/hi(>n,  or  gefiure  of  the  body,  a 
foflure^a  manner  ^tbc  fiT&e  of  a  body: 
af.tf^  circnmftanc9,  or  condition. 
Among  orators,  the  principal 
pointy  flate^  or  ijfue  of  the  cafe: 
tommandt  ruk,  government.  In 
ilatuefTe,   to  be  upon  his  guard. 

Statu  turn,  i.  n»  a  decree f  fiatute,  an 
aS  of  pat  liantent 

StatCtus,  a,  urn.  pfaced,  ordaiuedy 
refolded 

S^Ila,  «.  f.  afiar^  theftarfifh 

Stellans,  tis.  pt.  fpurkUng  asfian  do 

Stcllarls,  e.  adj.  Jlarry 

Stellatio,  onis.  f,  a  hl/iximg 

Stcllatus,  a,  um.  pt.  full  of  ftars, ' 
/«//  of  eyes  like  fparkt,    marked 
loifb  fpcts   like  fiarty  fparkling, 
glittering 

Stcllifcr,  a,  um.  adj.  flarry 
Stelligcr,  a,  um.  adj.  fiarry 
tellio,  onit.  m.  an  %fu  Mtt.  o 
iw,  a  rafcal,  a  wag 


s  T  I 

StelHonatasy  (is,  m.  «  kind  ofkna 

tfifb  pra6fice  in  bargaimng 
Stdlo,  are.  to /bine  Hke  fian 
Stellur,  ari.    pafl*.  to  be  marked  like 

Pars 
Stemma,  acis.  n.  #  garland,  a  pe- 
digree y  a  noble  atchievement 
Stercorarivm,  ii.  n.  a  dunghil 
Stercc^rariosy  t,  Dm.  adj.  of  dung 
SterrxSratio,  onis  f .  a  dunging  1 

S^error^tQS,   a,   om,    pt.   &    adj 

/?imii5.  fup.  dunged,  mucked 
Sterc^reut,  a,  um.  adj.  of  dung 
Srercoro»  are.  aft.  to  dung 
Scrrcorofui,  a^  um.  ffimus,  (^IftfitU 

of  dung 
^tercus,  dris,  n.  dungy  muck,  eompoft 
Sterilefco,  ere.  n.  togrow  barren 
Sterilit,e  adj,or,romp,  barren Jhtit- 

lejsy  fierile,  addU 
Sterliita  ,   atis.  f.  bsrrtnnefs,  fiofr 

city%  fierility 
Steriliter,  adv.  barrenly 
StHrilus,  antiq«^roftertlii 
Sternax,  acis.  adj.  tbremrit^ 
Sternendu8,ay  um.  tojhew,  or  he 

ftrewed 
Sternens»  tit  .pt.  throtving  demn 
SternO;   ere,  ftraTi,    atum.  aft.  to 
fpread,  or  cover y  to  fireWf  to  pro» 
jlratey  to  throw  donn,  to  pave,  to 
difpirit 
Sterner,  i.  paflT. 
Sternuens,  tis.  ^t.fneefing 
Sternuo,  ere,  ui,  utum.  n«  to  fneexe 
Steroutimentom,  i.   n.  a  neefingy 

fnuff 
Sterniitatio*  onis.  f.  a  fnetftng 
Sternutttorius,  a,  um.  adj.  fiitejing 
S tern u to,  are.  f,  to fnoexe  often 
Stcrquilinium,  ii.  n,  a  dunghill 
Stcrtens,  tis.  pt.  fnorinfr 


STI 

Stifte,  es.  f.  patci,  i  io^tl 
Stigma^  atis.  n.  a  meft,9k 

Met.  reproach,  it^uj 
Stigmatias  k.  m,  a  lim 
Stigmacicus,  a,  um.  adj J 
Stigme,  are.  to  brand 
Stigmofus,  a,  um,  adj.  s^tif] 
Stigo,  are.  ro^/rl/orM^  ■ 
Stilla,  K.  f.  a  drop  \ 

Sti]Ians,  tis.  pt  drofpitf^i  , 
Stillariom,  it.n.  afeiAnf 
Stillatim^  adv.  bf  intt 
StillutiOf  onis.  f.  ddnffitl 
StilUtitins,  a,  om.a^j.f^^ 
Stillatirus,  z,  um.adj.ir# 
Scillatius,  a/4im.  pt.  drffi 
StiUatus,  lis,  m.  air^fit 
Stillicifiiam.  ii.  n.  tUttlegf 

rmnnivg  of  the  nafe^i^dSB 

the  bead 
Stillo,  are.  n.&  ad.AMdi'' 

to  ^obifper 
StTlui,  i.  m.  vid,  Styhi 
StimuJans,  tis.  pt.  ''o^^ 
Stimulado,  5nis.  f.  «  fn^ 

Koard 
Stimulator,  oris.  m.  i  f^ 

Vfard,  'Met.  MaAtfWk't 

woofer  - 

Stimulatusy  a,  um.  P*»^^ 
StimiiUtus,  <is.  m.  ofii^^ 
Stimuleus,  a,  um.  adj. /4| 
Stimijlo.  arc.  aft.  toftid*  ■ 

i^tcenfoy  to  torment 
StimiSlory  ari,  Itus.  psH^ 
Stimulus*  i.  m.  a  fr^*\ 

a  fiing,a  xobip,  or  fftft  *  • 

indneemeHty  or  inemti^ 
Stipans,  tis.  pt.  gurStg 
StTpatio,   onis.   f.  *  f'^ 

guarding 
Stipator,  drii.  m.  «i  d 

"^^ij^i&j^va.^  QOI.  pt.  f**^g 


^  T  O 

ItSnht  e.  adj.  tributary 
HiriaiD,  ii«  n,  tribute 
Hiriui,  a,  um.  adj.  tributary 
lio^  areyaft.  toeait  into  fay 
iiSfus,  adj.  fervifigfor  vfogei 
liaoiy  ii.  o.  v>agesf  aftipendi 
ti%  f  fftbfdj^  a  penalty^  or 
Stipendia  mereri,  to  h^  a 
v-f -facere  pedibos,  to  be  a 
MFir,  Liv. 

■ftis.  m.  «  fofi  fet  faft  in 
mrpaind,  a  club,  a  ^ake^  a 
t^  a  tree:  Alio  a  bhckbead 
mre.  a^.  to  fluff y  to  eram^  to 
rt^,   or  iuxnron^  to  guard 

i^  f»a  ftece  of  money,  given  to 
hrg^irelings  wage$,profit,^ain 
»«•  f.  l^ftip^j  baim^/iraw, 

h  ■ 

Mm,  ••  adj.  efflubble 

tiD)  Soil*  f.  a  ftiftulationt   a 

f^ 

Iw,  oris,  in.  be  that  bindeth 

^m»  monopt,  by  covenaht 
||i^P  a,  um.  pt.  having fiipu- 


1^  Sri*  verb.  comm.  to  fti- 

pi^.    Pa0*.  to  be  required,  or 

mm  MMOtbeTy  to  make  a  bargain 

|S^  f,  «ff  icicle,Jmvet  bangit^ 

fiftaff 

^  a»  um.  adj.  rooted 

^  8re.  lojpring  up 

m^  adv.  ^7  /i^^  roots 

la,    f.  */>e  ro«t,  flem,  Jiock, 

'JUtf  a  tree,    or  plant,   the 

'mritntfieek,  or  kindred,  race, 

?•»#«* 

t%  f.  tU  plow  tail 
fetf-fiSCt,  fticum.  n.  to  ft  and  j 
^•d  pill,  to  ftani  upright,  to 
im  mrajt  to  continue,  per- 


S  T  R 

Jevere,  or  bold  0«»  to  be  refolved, 
to  agree  rd,  to  acfujefte,  to  be  at 
a  ftand^  topartvrith,  •ragainft, 
to  be  placed  in,  to  bi  attended,  to 
be  infepsrable,  tofiandin,  to  eoft,  to 
plead  at  the  bar 

Stcrchas,  adis.  f.  French  lavender 

Sto'Kus,  a,  um.  adj.  fioical 

Stoic^,  adv.  like  a  fioic 

Stula,  ae.  f.  a  matron's  gown,  a  ftoJe 

StolatuSy  a,  um.  adj.  Koearing  a  Ipng 
robe  with  a  train,  Stolata  mu- 
lier.  a  lady  of  quality 

StSJIdc,  adv.  foolifoty 

Stoliditas,  atis.  f.  dulmft 

Stelidtts,  ayum.or,  comp.  ffimus^  fup. 
dull,  heavy, Jolid 

St81o,  onis.  m.  an  ujeleft fucker 

Stomacace,  es.  f.  thefcurvy 

St5ixiachabundus,a,iun.adj  ftetting, 
Jurly 

Stdmachans,  tis.  pt.  fretting 

StSmachicus^  a,  om.  adj./ci  in  the 


Stomuchor,  ari.  dep.  to  fret,  to  vex 
Stomachose,  adv.  unde  ius,  comp. 

angrily,  peevijhly,  in  a  fret 
Stomacbofus,   a,   uzn.   or,    comp. 

fretful,  peevijh.ftomachfiri 
Stomachas,   ciii.    m.    the  ftomach : 
Aifo  indignation,  choUr,  pajjion, 
Scomacho    laberare,    to  hove   a 
pain  at  hiz ftomach,  Cclf.    Stoma- 
cho  fuo  vivcre,  to  Uve  after  hit 
own  tumour,  Plin. 
btorax,  acis.  m.  a  gumfo  called 
Storea,  z.  f.  a  mat,  a  carpet,  Liv. 
Strabia,  ae .  f.  Jquint-eyeJ 
Strabo,  onis.  m.  goggle-eyed 
Strabus,  a,  um.  adj.  (quint-eyed 
Stragcs,  is.  f.  ajlaughter,  a  carnage, 
a  rout  of  an  army,  ha  vock,  a  great 
ruin  and  fall 
'Scra^ula,  as.  f,  ca^pett,  ta^girgs,  a 


S  T  R 

teunterpane,  a  eoverfid,  anhorfe* 

cloatb 
Stragaium,  i.   n.  any  covering,  m. 

blanket,  an  houfingfor  an  borfg 
Stramen)  inis.  n.  ftraw,  litter 
Stramentitius,  adj.  made  of  ftraw 
Stramentatius,  a^  um.  of  com 
Str amentum,  i.  n.  ftraw 
Scramiaeus,  a,  um.  of  thatched 
Strapgiilans,  part,  chocking 
Strangiilatio,  onis.  f.  aftrangling 
Strangulatus,  us.  m.  idem  / 

Strangiilo,    arc.    aft.    to  choke,   to 

ftr angle,  to  pinch,   to  make  one  a 

mijer 
Strangiiior,  ari.  paff. 
Stranguria,  a.  f.  theftrangury 
Stratcgema,  W  ftratagema,  atia,  n. 

aftrata'gtm 
Strategus,  u  m.  a  captain  general 

of  an  armyMtt,tbe  mafter  ofafeafi 
Strator,  5ris.  m.  groom  of  aftable  • 
*tratum,i.  n.  a  couch,  or  bedto  lie 

on,   a  rug,  coverlet,  counterpane, 

an  borfeclotb,  hottftng,  harneft,   or 

JaOdle  ;  Alfo  a pavea  ftreet,    Via- 

rum  ftrata,  cau^ewayt,  Virg, 
StratOra,  ae.  f.  a  paving 
Scratus,  a,  ujn.    pt.  jcattered,  laid 

alng,  proftrate,    calmed,  quieted, 

paved,  overtbrovfn 
StratUj.  Gs.  m,  aftrowing 
Strena,  a».  f,  a  new-year  fgife 
Strenuc,  aav.  llime  lup.  ftoutfy,flrem 

nuoujly,  readily,  nimbly,  quickly 
StrcQuuas,  atis.  t'.ftoutnefs' 
Strenaus,  a»,  um.  pr,  comp.  ffimua, 

fup.  Irij^,   ftout,    brave,    hard, 

ftrenuous 
Strepcns,  tis.  pt.  making  a  noifi 
Stfcpcrus,  a,  um.  noify 
StrepTtans,  tis.  pt.  clattering 
Strepiio,  are,  to  make  a  great  noife 
StiepicuS)  u&,  ui«  u  tv^xyi.  actui 


S  TR 

Strepo,  ere,  ai,  itum.  to  maki  a 
noifty  tomutter^  f  murwutr^  to  ring 
Stria,  se.  f.  mgro9ve,  or  a  rahate 
Striatum,  a,  um.  adj.  ebsntUed 
StrTbligo,  Taia.  f.  a  foleeifm 
StriblTta,  ae.  f.  a  tart 
StribHtariaS|  ii.  m.  a  psjlry  nok 
Striate,  adv.  iiU.  comp.  ffimi.  fup, 
ilofefy,  iigbt/jt  Met.  brUfytJbort^ 
fy,ftriafy 
Striaim,  adv.  ehfefy,  iriefy^pgbt' 

fy,  by  the  by 
Stri^livQty  a,  um.  adj.  gathered 
Striflory  oris,  m*  sgatbtrtr  offruii 
Striftura,  ae.  f»  aftriQurt 
Striaumsy  a,  um.  pt.  abma  to  dram 
StriiVus,  a,  un.pt.^  adj.  or,  comp. 
ifimiM,  fu^.  gathered  off^  tut  «- 
f under y  drawn  outy  tU/ef  iwe\[e. 


Stridens,  tii.  ft, zA], making  a  nnfe 
Strideo,  ere,  &  ftrido,  2re.  n.  to 
cracky  to  ereek,  tojbreek,  to  bifi, 
to  roar^  to  buxx,  to  bum^  to  bowl 
Stridor,  oris.  m.  a  naife 
Stridulus,  a,  um.  creaking^  molff 
St'ig**  "•  f*  <<  r*dg£  iandf  a  team 
Scrigatus,  a,um.  adj.  more  long  than 

broad  by  half 
StrigU,  fedfapius  ftrigilis,  it.  f. 
a  currycomb  :  AUb  afcraper,  or 
fejb  brujh,  an  inftrununt  to  rub 
fikb  andjiveat  from  the  body,  a 
Jmallfyringe 
Strjgmeatun,  i.  p.  Zrci,  or  dregg  of 

oil 
Strigo,  are.  to  breathe,  or  refi  in 

vork,  to fiop.  Of  fiandftill 
Strigolus,  a,  um.  or,  cotnp.  flimus, 
{M^.n'Abing  but  /klnandbwie^hide' 
bourtd,   Met.  Jiow,  JUndtr^  bar- 
refTf  jejune^  empty 
5cr/£Ci3dus,9,  u|p* pt.  fo  bt  ho^iniu] 


S  T  R 

StrigOlt,  til.  pt,  bini&^  up 
Scrin|o,  ere,  zi,  iftom.  a£L  t9  boJd^ 
ftf,  to  tie  elofe^  to  Hnd^  Met.  to' 
preft  ufon,  to  aJeB  deeply^  t§  hp^ 
or  Of/,  to  draw,  Met.  fjpemd, 
or  waftoy  f  totteb  ligbtff,  bruAf 
or  gaze  upon,   to  relate  cemeifdy, 
to  beat  dewn  in  order  to  gather 
Striagor,  i.  palE  to  be  bound 
Striogor,  oria.  m.  a  congealing 
Strio,  are.  to  make  rabatet  in  timber 


STO 

>•  oftfy,  to  cmtnmi  ^ 
devi/e,,  Straeieco«%i 
fuodm  }fuv,  adifioBifp 
dre/iith^h 

Stnior,  i.  pafl*. 

Strapnt,  i.  m.  a  gmbtkH 
^fiirrup 

StnitbiScamelus,  i.  d*  af 

Studens,  tis.  pt.  fiUp%f 
ftudent 

Studeo,  ere,  ni.  n.  /«  /h^ 


V 


Sttix,  igis,  f.  a  Chanel,  Jurrim,  hoi-  J    fiudem,  to  take  of,  Upm 

law  gutter,  otfirake  im  rabating  of 

pillars,  an  hag 
StrSbiios,  i.  m.   the  trtiehake,  m 

wild  pine  tree-,  a  pine  apple 
StrSHM,  atit.  n.  a  coverlet 
StrSpba,  c.  f.  JubtiUy  in  arguing 
StrSphiariot,  ii.  n*  a  pedlar 
Str5pbi51um,  i.  n.  a  little garUnd 
StrSphinmy  ii.  n.  a  garland 
Strophus,  i.  m.  afirop  of  leather 
Stroppus,  i.m.  a  mitre,  Fef^. 
Stropus,  i.  ajlightchapkt 
StruAilis,  e.  built  of  divert  pieeet 
Strudio,  Snis.  f.  a  building 
Stru^or,  oris.  m.  a  builder,  a  pur^ 

'oeyer,  ajewer,  a  carver 
Struaura,  x.  f.  a  firuQure 
StruAus,  a,  um.  pt.  fa  ingoodaray^ 

built^  piled  Kpjprepared,compa£led, 

difpojed 
Stroendui^  a,  Hm.  pt.  f  build,  or 

be  built 
Strocns,  tis.  pt.  building 
Strues,  is.  f .  a  heap 
Struma,  s.  f.  a  wen,  m  fcrophu^ 

lout  humour :  Alfo  a  bunch  on  the 

back.  Struma  civitads,  thepefi  of 

theftate,  Cic. 
Strumea,  a  pilewort,Plia. 
Strumofus^a,  om.adj.  having  awen 
%Vc^^^  X-xt^  x\,  0.um.  aft,  to  pile 


tofof 

Stutietor,  imperf.  thijji»if 

Stiidiosiy  adT.  i^s,  ctajb 

fop.  fiudioufy,  «ckH 

tioneuely 

Sttidiofos,  a,  um.or,ooBp< 

iup.  diftgent^earwif,it 

feaioetme,  fiudiemif*  * 

JImdemt,  a  learned mett*^ 

admirer 

Stadioni,  u.  n.  an  mtf 

vour  after  aty  /int»  ^ 

art,  ajcience,   cert,  «■ 

^ard,  pmrpoje,  defp»m 

temper,   humour,  f0l% 

or  pleafure,  favm,  f* 

refpea,  regard,  tfid^t^ 

praaict,  impley  . 

Stulte,  adv.  ius,  comp.  V 

foonjbly 
StultUoquentta,,  c  f*  '  |j 
StultTloquiuro,  ii.  n.  «**■ 
StultTlSquus,  i.  m.  tbdi^ 

i/bly 
Stoltitia,  X.  f.  fmSf^t 
Stultos,  a,  um.  or,  coB^ 
fup.  fo^lifbtfim^U,  Sifcl 
a  fimpkion,  a  cox^d 
Stupa,  X.  f.  vel  ftoffh  * 
the  cnarfe  part  of  JfOt 
ocjkam,  to  calk/hiptwA 
>S»^^^arius,a,  vm.Jervi^ti' 


ftam.  to(lupify\ 
pt.  afiottif>9d 


gtf  ^ 


^.U3 


afiwifhed,     Vi 
/nfc,  that  bath  Inji 

to  beftupified^  to 
fuuhtr 

OS,  a^  um.  adj.  of 

flupidity 
0ma%edy  )^<4» 

fenftlefiy  ajiani/b" 
r,  Meton.  0  dW//, 

.  tf  dejtowring 
\,  a  ravijhtr 


to  rai/ijb 

.  paff. 

,  adj.  ktod 
a   deflowerinff  i 
irutft:  Alfo   ri' 

difgraci 

darling 

)  Jrfertialy  poiftttrnt 

}ylt  to  ton'te  mfith  i 

■  of  wpttingy  a  pil- 

V  of  a  dial 

n.  adj.  ftyptic 

fif-f.  vid.  fior§x 

efore  U, 


to  adtfffs 

Suadetur,  it  is  advifed 

Su8dus,.a.  um.  tending  toperfaad§ 

SuSgoeU  tblat,  ^  its  own 

Suapte  fpoate.  ablat.  cf^h  cwi  st*- 
€ord 

Suaciut,  ti.  m,  a  fvisi§bt^d 

Suafio,  onia,  f.  a  toumpUing 
Suaror/oris.  m.  an  mOwftr  ■ 

Saasoria,  ae.  f.  aptrjusfnte 
Suas5riu8,  a,  uin.  eshortativi  . 
Sua(uivs,a,uxn.  pt.«^r  foptrjitade 
Suafus,  us.  IB.  id*  qu,  fuallo  . 
Suatim,  adv.  iikt  afwike 
Suaviatio,  unit.  f.  a  kiffiug   - 
Sua  viator,  orisi  i]U  a  kij/tr 
■Suavidicua,  a,  um;  adj.  prttty 
SuavTloqucnf,  tUt  ■  tA]^  pUsfani  in 

fpf^  -     ■  .     . 

SuavXloqaeiuiaiae.  f.  fwtet  Ungnage 
Suaviloquus,a,um.adj,/«Mitf  j[^£» 
Sutvidy.  are.  to  ki/sltP€itfy  ' 
Suavio,  ari.  dep.  to  kifs 


Suaviot  onisj  m.  ajvfettbearti 
SuavioluoQ,  i.  n.  aitttUbJs 
Suavis^  e.  ad].or,coinp.  fiimus^  (up. 

fiveet,  plea/ant,  amrteot/s . 
Suavitat,  atis.  f.  ftoettnefi 
Soavlter,  adv.  i{ls.  com^  froeetfy, 

pleafantiy,  de/igbi/mify,  Cic. 
Suivitfido,  loit.  f,}weantft 

tSfiiviuaD,  ii.  a*  aki/s 
5ub.  praep.  ar*^,  Mbout^  mea/f, 
mesn  after,  a  little  Be/ire^  at  Jbe 
point  of,  in,  trndtf  tha  power  of. 
Sub  cooditipneinT  upon  tomUtion, 


quor 
Subadtas,  a,  am.  pt.  ceafsfirtii^  «^ 

cultivated,   coafirained,    Jj^ieeadJH^ 

Met.  exfTfi/edf  praeiifsii  t,   •'  ^    \ 
SuWiEtus,  0$.  m.  a  kneoMug     ^;^ 
Suba;gr«,  ^i^y*  hardly,  faHjf      ,:  3 
SubaeratuSiA,  ,um.c9vtred  ^itb  beafi 
Sui>agi>o>   are,  ia  be.bujywitli  M 

woman  > 

Subagreftisy.e,  adj.  ckwuUb 
Saba  blicaiiiy  t'^t  pt.  wbttiA,  ,^ 
Subalbidus,  a,  om.  ^emewbat  wbitM 
Subalbiu,  a,  u|ti.  adj.  yeav.  .:  > 
$ubalpinui,  a»  ^rti^  uudp:  tbe:\Aip$r\ 
Sii batter nitinij  adv.  bytwnu  .  >  -^ 
Subaff  Sriis,  a,  um.  adj.  bUteteJh  > 
SubaquiluB,a,  umiffmewbat  brevm 
StfbarStio,  dais.  f.tf//»«vii^  1  » 
Subaratur,  otit.  m.  a  pkwer  w^vL 
Subarefc^,  crei  to  be  famewbai  drp> 
Subarf[utQlaa,a,umr>&oitf«;i>afj2yt2f 
^\ik\\A,  iomtmbat  dryly 
Subarrofans,  tis.  adj.  btgb  mii^ii^ 


Idefs  9/ eloquente 

idem 

im.  pt.  fo  perfuade^ 

d 

,  perfuading 

m.  a^i  toperfnade, 


Sa\»rT6gtik^CK,sAv,Jofttewbatpe§fu^ 
Subafper,  a,uffl,  adj  fomewbat  fimr0 
Subaireniietis,-  tis.  pt.  agrtei/ig  aifif4 
Sutricer,  ra,  rum.  adj.  bUck^, .  ,* 
Subitio;  ooja.  U  a  brimming  ■.  ^  ^ 
SubicQS,  us,  mi.  idem  ^  1   .; 

Subaadio,  lie,  ivi.  a£t./0  undeijfaud 
Subaulcultatioy  f.  an  bearkning,    • 
Subaufeultator,  ori^  m.  a  lijlener 
SabaufcuItOy  m4»  te  Ufieu      ^.  ■ 
Sttbawfterut,.  at  am.  adj;  femfft^0 
tartj,  (ttfiaU-  ■     ,  _ 

%vA>hf\htb^9dK.  fifmmeritigfy   ^.^  f 


Subabfurdus.a.um^cwitff  abfutd 
Subaccufo,  ate.  fsmtwbat  teblaime^ 
bubacTdulus,  a,  um.  adj.  ^norife 
Subactdgs,  a,  um.  fomewbat  frwre 
Suba£linas,  i.  m.  a  currier 
Sttbadlurve,  a,  una*  ft.akQut- 19  fpn 


Sub  manu  babercy^  iu  rca^rv^.tSubbibo,  Sre.  to  tipple 

Suet.  ISabbiauff  ai  um*  ad),  about  tfq^ 


StfbblaodioryictyTtai.  dt^tpw^^le 
Subcxruleufyay-uib.  adj.  bUiiJbi  t 
Sttbcserfilut,  a,  nm.  adj.  bluijb 
Subcandlduiy  a,  am.  adj.  wbitijb 
3ubcavu«»  a,  um.  bollvw  mdiT 
Subc^n^>it.vb«q(^\«\Ckv  •  Yxttk^*****^ 


SUB  ' 

SobceraidllQiP,  i.  n.  sfnt  htmlter 
fivbcerflOy  ere.  to  t/refs  in  a  halter 
SubcInSrltini,  tj  oin.  adj.  baked uu" 

Subcing[0«  ere.  aA.  U  fortify 
SobcingGlum,  i.  n.  m  eiretmg/e 
SubcoaQnfy  a^  um.  msde  tnttfek 
Su beano,  are.  to  under  Jup 
SubconfHmSfliSse,  adr.  rffroachfuUf 
Subcoof  Jini^ioftit,  a,uiB.  adj.^iiMf- 

nvbtt  affnnt'vve 
SubcrifpiN,  a,  om.  fwmetohat  furled 
SftbcHSdoi,  I,  nm/pMfhoihtitfnt  ripe 
Subcroentus,  a,  urn.  adj.  ktoodily 
Subcnftoi,  ddis.  m.  an  under  inpir 
ftobdebilis,  e.  adj.  tTAr^jr 
SubdebTlTtatQiy  a,  um.  wtuhened 
Subd&iBDty  i.  ai.  ajubdtem 
Sibdeficieni,  tit.  fbmtnL'tue'fiint 
SabdenSy  tis.  pt.  putting  under 
Snbdiaconitdf,  (is.  in.  afuMeactn* 

pip 
SubdiScSnos,  i.  m.  a  fuMeacm' 
Sobdiale,  if.  n.  un  open  gsiJery 
)»ubdiali9«  e.  adj.  in  the  air 
Subdift'icilir,  c.  Jhmetobat  bard 
Subdiffldo,  ere,  to  mipruft 
Subdiilinguo,  ere,  xiy  ^um.  to  make 
a  diftinifun 

Subdjtitius,  a,  um.  counter feitJorg' 
ed.  Libri  lubdititii,.  kothjuijely 
fathered  upon  an  author 

Sobditivui,  a,  um,2d}^jufpo/uitiout 

SubdItOi  aie.  to  give 

S«bdittfi> »,  um.  ft.putuiidttt,coum- 
terfeit 

Sibdii^,  adv.  fji  the  day  time 


SUB 


SUB 


Sobdodor,  crit.  B.  «v  ufev  YSnlXmUta^  a,  Mi.kl^ 

Svbdaaus,  a,  nm.fom§nhae  leurmd  I  SubflaTos,  9,  nm.jAnrp 
Subdeir,  adt.  enmningiy,  trafttif      |  Sabfri^ide,  adr.  aU^ 


Svbdnos,  ■,  um,9A\,d9cmt[id^ermf^  \  Sab^gidna,  a,  «flb  a^.  <d|f 
SubdjJmo,  are.  to  tamt  ^SubfaiMio,  Szc.  tSLtotmkjm 

Subdor,  i.  paflV  to  ho  put  uudep,  tn  "  ' 

be  charged  upw,  or  vifh 
SubdubTl^  ire.  b.  to  doubt 
Subdaco,  ^re,  xi*  &nm.  aA»f»re- 

mo%Vf  tofieidf  to  eemvtyargmy  pri- 

miff  to  bald,  or  drutubacb,  to  cafi 


to  bring  it  afbwe^  Virg.    Subdu 
core  fapercilia,  tofremm 
Snbducor,  i.  pafU  f»  Ar  wthdram 
Subdoftiriot,  i.  m.  Fonit  fnbdac* 

tariof ,  tbo  refo  of  a  erame,  Cato 
SubdoAio,  Sai^  U  a  dto/vnug^  em 
baling  afbvt^  «  reduBHan^  a  r«. 
batemiUi 
Subdadluius^  a,  ain»  pt.  ahaui  in 

witbdraw 
SubduAus,  a,  am.  pt.  noitbdmmm, 
fioUn  anuff  brought  afbwe,  eaft 
npf  MM  in  accoiinti 
Subddcit,  e,uAj,fweett/b 
SubdGrufy  a,  um,a6},fonuwhat  baud 
Sabedoy  Sre^ediy  Kfum^n€t,  ianKtar 

away  undemsatb 
Subeo,  Ire,,  ivi  W  ii^  7tum.  to  go 
under,  or  iniOy  to  eUmb,  orgo  np, 
to  fucceedf  to  undertabt,  to  como 
into,  t§  p^ffjfif  to.  tnme  im  une*t 
miuilf  to  aa^uuer,  to  uudorgOf  to 
fn/Uuup  ta  interpoje  :  Alio  to  in^ 
maOUf  to  camejiatfyf  or  ieijunly. 
I  Sobegsy  inV  pan.  to  be  nndurgtua 


SubrurcM,a,MD.a4.iN^ 
I  Subgran^a,  e.  ai^.  p^H 
Subgrarii^  e.aQJ.  femtd^f^ 
Sobgnuda,  ar.  f.  fb  ffSf' 
bumft 


an  aeewunt,    Subdocere  navi  m,   SobgruBdia^  ocoik  &  tf**  i* 

..  £_._-  ..  -^_^.   xrz^      CL^        h      ^^ 

Sobhaereo^  fi,  fna.  a.  Hj^ 
Sabhorridaty  a^  BaM^*^^'^ 
Subbnmidai,  a,  uBt  adj.  iqlr 
Subjacent*  tit.  pw  *dn}wg^ 
Sobjaceoy  ere,  vLa.  *b^i 
Sab?culoa,i.a.tf«Mj 
Snbldut,  a,  am*  adj.  h/!^ 
Subjeda,  c»f.Jdc^^,w 
Subjoae,  adv.  ffiae,  % 


Sobjeaioy  onia.  Lah^ff*^ 

be/ore,  afabjoininu 
;SubjeAo,  are.  to  tJnw  ^M 

under 
SiibjeAor^orit.m.  a/^K 
Subjoftwn,  i.n.  a/efyB 
Siib|eaiirua^  ay  oau  ^ut^*^ 
.  Jnbjeatu 
Siibjeaut»  a>  m.  pt.  6^^ 

comp.  4«v«»^»^»'S 

comeainad  in^  or  aa^>  '^ 


>«bdWali«,  e.  adj.  in  the  open  air     iSubcr,  2rit.  Ot  m  esrk 
Subduo>  ere,  idi,  Stom.  a£t.  rv^f/Suberfgc,  Sre.  fa  r«//«  up 
under,  to  prop  up,  to  fubfiitute^  to\  Suberro,  ire.  to  run  nnOer 
^furnijh  with,  to  atcuje  faljety,  /PJSubeondat,  a,  um.  pt.  Met.  to  bo 
Jet  btffrtp  toforgt^  to  counterfeit  f     undemuntd^ot  tomebeymd 
5uWdccO,cr«,ui,attin,  ttt.  JO  tjocby^ojw^vv^^*'^'  ^fitrmp,  an  imnd^ 


infubjeaionf  JidjeStt, 
^     Air^  obedient  . 

Sabjeau,  by  bringing t^J^t^  y 
Svbient,  eujitit.  pt.  a">V*^  { 
Subigendus,  a»  urn.  pait  »l^ 

or  bo  funned 
Subigeaa,  tit.  ^ufMd^  .  Jjj 
Subigo,   ere.  egi,  aft*-*,  ^, 

Mng  under,  to  pibdm  f*  l^ 

t9fhrt!fi,t$dig,if(4'^'P 


SUB 

vkef  tt9bet 

r»i.  iiafl; 

endut,  a,  um.-  pt.  t^ii  UU* 

tiMnder 

cnSyXis.  fft,fugg^i^,  iMjfing 

tr  _    . 

lo»  tre,  >cci,  ^um.  aft.  to 

fiif  or  ^»f  vffier,  to  make 

fffffuhmit,   tafet  before   to 

^9  to  put  intbi  pUa  ef,  f 

tftoaiifwr,  or  reply  J  toftt, 

h  itpt  to  mdi^  to  in/piri^  to 

«»  toftU  pukUckfy,  Gallinz 

cere,  to  fit  am  iwip   Plio. 

>  Urtunftoplow  fVfCic.  Uvas 

>f  to  prefi  them.  Col.  Brachia 

•,  to  put  it  M,  Ov.   Fatum 

iM,  i0  contemn  it,  Virg.  Facet 


SUB. 

SubTtMy  a,  am,  ad}.  bafy,Jkdden 
Subju^ale,  is  n.  49  «/i|.  Bibl* 
S  u  bj  ii  gaii  Sy  e,  accujlomed  to  the  phi 
Subjag-atio,  oftis.  U  afukduing 
Subju^ofy  oris.  01.  ajubduer 
SubjugatiiSy  a*  am,  pt.  jpwr  undtr  the, 

Subjiigis,  e.  ad]«  aecuftomedtoJrafo 
Subjugo,  are.  nCt,  tojubdue 
Subjund^iv^^A,  um.  JubjunShe 
Subjunftusya,  um.  ^  Jet  ufoa.  Met, 

fubjeiasJ,  added 

Subjongo,  ere,  xi.  ftum.  aft*  to 

join,    to  bsrnefi,    to  futjum^   to 

J     repfy,  to  bring  under,  or  fubdue 

'  Sublab«r»  i.  pfus,  to  flip  away  pri- 

vtfy,   ttfallf  or  Jlidf  under,  tt 


deeaybybuUaadmthttoebb 
I,  tcimflame,  er  iuckifCitm     J  Sublapfut,  a,  on.  pt.  flipt  down 


yr,  u  paflT. 
adr.  fortbwitb 
liSj  «•  adj.  fomew$atvaiit 
i,    adv.  upon  wbicb,  there- 
t  AUb  after  that,  aftertoard, 
(met,  nomt  and  then,  fvtr  aad 
prefinthf,  foou  after 
vo,  ere,  tejkw  under 
Ifui,  a,  utD«  fmtfobut  filly 
llfgo,  ere,  «a.  to  uuderftani 
deo,  Ire.  to  come  infrtvify 
dfeo,  ere.  /•  envy  a  Uttk 
fuj,  a,  um.  fwme^hat  bated 
lO|  are.  /•  mv'i^e  one  in  a 
tr 

Cua,  a,  HID.  againfl  hie  wlii 
:or,  i,  aCu»«  dep.  to  be  half 

^,  adv.  angri^ 

18,  a,  um.j^t./omewbat  angry 

eus,  a,  um,  adf.  Judden 

us,  a,  um    ^^),  fpeedify  dsne 

adv.  hafiuy^  Juddenty 

la,  iy  uoa.  f  c  ^»r  rp  «» - 

i 


ȣ<ri 


Sublat^,  adv.  idkf,  comp.  haugbiily^ 

proudJjr^  loftily 
Sublatio,  onii.  f .  s  Hfting  wp^  taking 


SuUaturusj  a,«a.  pt.  about  ta  take 

awM 
Sttblitus,  a,  um.  pt,  taiea  awqy, 

removed,  bad,    abrogatid$  lifted 

up,  puffed  up,  proud,  educated^ 

Virg^  Sub]atis  aochoris,   having 

weighed  anchor,  Csf.     Clamore 

fublato,  fetting  up  a  fhma,  flfont- 

ing.  Id. 
SubleAo,  are.  to  decoy,  ftroke,   to 

choufi,  or  fox  one,  Ut  AibleAo  os! 

hew  I  fool  him,  Piaut. 
Sttble£lu8,  a, .  um.  pt.  cbofen,  bid* 

napped 
Sublege,are.  aft.  to  depute 
Sublego,  ere,   egi,.ftu(n.   aft.    to 

read  cur/orily,  to  pick  up  foftly  .• 

Aifo  to  cbooft,    Sermonem  fuble- 

gere,  to  overbear  it,  Plaut. 
Sublegor,  i.  pafT. 
Subie£Ui>a,um#adj.or9Comp.flimut^    Vus  * 


SUB 

fup.  faitt}%iteiHl,  decayed,  flta^ 
der,  of  no  eftfeuft,  of  no  value.  ^.j> 
Sublevaudus,  a,  uqn.'pi^'  /f  ^^^^ji 
up,  fuccouredf  Ac.  .  . . .  I  ■:! . .  i  ^  .  ^ 
Sublevant,  tis.  ptV^//^'«ii[.V  ;"  ,}* 
Sublevatio,  oniy,  f;  ajiajiffiif'  .' 
SablSvatoa,  a,  uaj«.,pt.  ^tS  ufy 


Sublevatio,  oniy,  f;  ati  ajil 
8,  a,  uiri«.,pt. 
'lieved 
SabUvo,  ire.  aft.  /»  Hfi,  hali  a^ 

Met.  to  help,  aid,   or)^F9«faJ^ 

eafe,  ligbten,  or  Uffea , 
Sublevor,  arU  paflT. 
Soblfca,  ae.  f.  a  prop,  a/^;*atXU 
Sublicius,  a;  nm.  adf.  mad*  ^ptlet 
SublTdo,  l$re.  aft.  to  bit  fifth 
Ssbligaciilttmi  i*  n.   breeches^ .  or 

drawers  % 

Subligar,  arb.  n.  a/hs  ^  ^f*^-  * ' 
SubHfgStio^  OBIS.  f.  a  binfing   . 
SubligatQf,  a,  um.  pt.  m  a  tru^ 
SubligOy  art.  aft.  to  undt^tuf  ■ 
SubtTgoryari.'paflr. 
Sublimatiis,  a,  um.  pt,  liflfif. ., 
Sublime,  adv.  on  high 
SttblTmeo,  lois.  a.  the  HmhJ      .  •« 
Sttblimis,  e.  adj.  otf  cpihp.  4pini>t» 

fup.  hfiy,  bigb,JMme^  uprigb}, 

large 
««blimitaf,9ti>«  f.  fMmity    '  '" 
SuUimiier,  adv.  fiiSmely 
Sublimo,  are.  aft.  tofublimaft ' 
Subliokus,  a,Hm.  b^iaeared,  cbeat^ 
SuUYne,    Sre,    «vi,    Ini   &"  ivi, 

itum.  toanoint,togr9a[e^toprim$. 

Met.  to  deceive 
SublTtiil,  ^um.  ^,  finoared,  fooled 
SublivTdus,'  a,  um.adi.^l<ici  andbiue 
Sublttciiins,  a,  um.  adj.  about  day 

Subluceo,  ero.  uzi.  n.  to  gUmmer 
SublucTdut,  a,  um.  aHj.  (rigbtifb 
Sublunis  nox.  a  cJtftr    moonjhine 
night 


.ft*. 


U  B 

bt  place  of  amtbtr 
.  tSutojukjHtutef  tjfue 
'  oft  to  add  to 
I,  sno*  adj^  ««  tob4eh 
a,  um*  adj.  roundifit 
e.  ui.  n.  to  iook  of  a 

11  m.  adj.  fomewbat  red 
x»,  a,  um.  adj.  ruddy 
um.  adj.  reddip 
i,.z&.  tofutftbedyg 
ri.  pafT. 

um.  a  fucking  Ur»b 
\\,  utum.  a6t.  to^a/i, 
Ww,  f«  9vertbr^v>^  to 
Met.  /•  jisi/e  am/  rifM 
iff, 

um.  ftMlowed,  worn 
V.  rufiicalfy 
,  um.  adj.  clwsnifb 
,  um.  mA]%  ytlto-ji'ifi 
im.  pt.  undermined 
im.  adj,  /0i!ri)jb 

f 0  /»m^  iriiJrr 
.  a£t.  /o  &ft</^  tofcorn 
,  a,  um*  pt.  carrying 

tis.  pt.  fuhfcribinfr 
e,  pfi«  ptum.  a^.  /o 
I  lurite^  tospynve^  to 
,  ^»  /<KWiir 
pair, 
inis.  f.  «  fubfcription, 

n%,m.afubftribir 
xm^^ycut  off  from  the 
okn,   done  mt  leifure 

at,  dum.  z€tf  U  f^arif 

t0m»vf 

pair. 

im«  pt.  under  cut 
.om.  ^UfoIInviuj 
cii,  t0 Jink  doWM 


SUB 

Subfellium.  ii.  n.  m  bentb,  or  feat, 

a  Ifffiouy  Meton./v^ifei  tbemfehes 

uf^n  tbe  bencb,   Imi  fubrellii  vir. 

a  mean  berfon,  Plaut. 

SuKen  :io,ire»  fi,  fun.  a£l.  tofurmfe 

SubiSquens,  tis.  pt.  next  folio^ing, 

Jubfefueut 
Subscquor,  i,  utus,  dep.  to  follow 
afier^  to  fecond  a  tbing,  to  imi» 
tate 
Subsericus,  a,  am.  adj.  halfjilk 
Subsero,  ere,  seTi^  iltunu  a£t.  to 

fow  after.  Col.  4»  1 5. 
Subfervio,  ire,  ivi,  itum.  n,  to  be 

fuhjed  to,  to  humour  a'tbing 
Sttbfe0a,  X,  f.  an  ambujb 
SubfeiTor,  oris.  m.  a  Her  in  wait 
Subciiivus,  vid^  fubrecivus 
SubsTdens,  tis.  pt.  bowing  down 
SubsTdcntia,  x*  f,fediment 
Siibsideo,  ere,  eri,  elTum.  n*  to  fit' 
tie  at  tbe  bottom,  to  reft,  ^y,  or 
remain,  to  He  in  wait 
Subiidiariui,  a,  um.  adj^  auxitiary 
Si^biidiory  ari.  to  relieve,  to  help 
Subsidiom,  ii.  n.  aid,  help,  ajfi^<- 
ance,  fufcour,  chiefly  in  war,  re^ 
fuge,  refcue,  tbe  juppprt,  Qt  fiay 
of  a  family 
Subsido,  jfre,  edi,  edfum.  n.  t§  fet- 
tle, tofubjtde,  otfnk  downJ  Alfo 
to  invade,  to  cewr  down  upon^  to 
couple 
Subiiduui,  a,  um.  tXyJiaking  to  tbe 

bottom 
Subfignani  roilites,  filditrt  ferving 
.  under  their  colour t 
SabfigfK),  ire.  a£k.  tofign,  or  feal 
SubsiHo,  ire,  01  &  Wi,  ultum.  n. 
tojkipt  or  leap  a  little,  tofUrt  up 
Sttbslmlflis,  e.  adj.  refembing 
SttbsTmut,  a,  um.,  adj.  Jlstttfb  nofed 
SubHiHns,  tis.  pt.  fupporting 
(S^fiilcmia^  «•  f.  fuhpftnu 


SUB 

Sobfiilo,   ei«,  ftftiy  ftftum.  n.  tp 

fkandftiU,  to  abide,  wjfayp  9ofh^, 

to  reffi,  to  withfiand,  to  ftibfitf 

bear,  or  maintam,  to  doubt,  or  be 

fomewbat  at  aftamd 
Subsolanui,  i.  m.  aneafiwiu4 
Subfortior,  Tri,  Ttus*  dep.  /•  ebo^e 

by  lot 
Subfortitio,  5nif.  f.  a  cbeojtng  by  lot 
Subfortltus.  a»  urn.  pt.  chofen  ly  lot 
Subilantla,  ap.  f.  the  Juhflance,  or 

matter s  goods,- efiate,  vfcalth 
Subflantlvus,  a,  um.9d]»fubjlantlve 
Subiterpeni,  tis.  pt.  layi^,  or  ptft' 

ti^g  under 
Sttbilerno,  ere,  ftravi,  ftratum.  z'St^ 

to /hew,  or  put  mnder^  Met.  t» 

fubjeSf,  to  bring  unJer 
Sobfternor,  i.  pair,  to  be  put  under 
Subilillam,  K  d.  #  drtxxlifig  raiu, 

the  flrangurf  .      . 

Subi^ruendus,  a,um«  pt,  t§btfut 

in  tbe  place  of  another 
SobiHtuo,  2re,  ui .  utuoi*  a£fc* .  /• 

fubfiitute^  or  appoint 
Subilitutia,  $nis.  f.  a  putting  ibto 

tbe  place  of  another 
Subftitdturus^  a,  um.  pt.  sbtutto 

fuhfiitute 
Subftitutos,  a,  om«  pt.  puiittadn* 

other* s  place  ,      .  ?  , 

Subitutus^i.  m.  tf/«/yfiV«f(r    .  , 
Subilo,  are,  siti,  icum.  kJ-h  JIdud 

fiiUt  to  fiand  hit  ground 
Snbilrimen,  lois.  n.  ftraWfVttM 
Subftramentum,  i.  n.  iden^ 
Subilratu8,'a,  um.  pt.  laid  under 
Subilratus,  (ks.  m.  afpreadinfr  ttmfsr 
Subitr<SpOy  ere.  to  mjhe  a  Tutk  itoife 
Siibilrifhis,  a,  um.  pt.  Sf  adij«  or, 

comp.  bound  hard  under,  girtiu, 

plucked  up,  chfe,fmall,  ficidtr  . 
Subilrlngens,  tis.  pt.  tying'up^ 
Si'bihtngo/  t-  e,  xi,  ioofl^j^lB 


u  c 

no.  fomnotat  linfkfr 

adj.  greenijb 

f  cobler^sawl 

\}.belonfrir,g  to  a  cobles 

.  afwiruberd 

m.   a  piper ^  ^n  hart 

er 

*.oJly  aUft 

,  aS.  to  roll  up 

um,  n,  tUfuburis 

,  at  is.   f.  tht  mighr: 

the  juburbt 

.  n.  tfis  bmfe^hbwt 

um  2^^ytnthe fuburbt 
.  B.  thefuburbs 
ri,a£^.  /o  putfomuard 
1,  ilum.  a^.  t'^Jcorib 
a,  qm.  fifrtfr  coMKib  iff 

nt.  fueeeedittg 
pcTf.  if  it  Succeeded 
III,  (Tuin.  n.  ro  0^- 
me  into,  to  be  next ,  to 
me  aftcTy  to  come  »«- 
rcr</,  r»  ffliw*  in  tbe 
ber,  to  bave  good  Juc- 
er,  to  ebancey  or  ^<f^ 
»  be  like,  or  refembU 

di,  fum.  ad.  rp  /«/ 

J.  pt.  ^r/if^  '"^^7 
.  ui,  n.  to  he  augry 
m.  pt.  /*/  on  fire, 
td  mth  pajffu 
,  i,  m,  a  reprefmts' 
r  rejerve 

e.   to  recruit.  Met. 
room  of 

m.  the  bafe  in-muje 
fwir^  dung 
Subccrno 
)  o.  pi.  Juccejfes 


S  U  G 

Succeffio,  Snts*  f,  a  fu^c^£tm 
Succeflit.  ifnpcrf^  />  bath  happsmd 
SuccefCvej^dv.  ju£er0t/e/y 
Succcfibr,  oris.  m.  aj^cctjitr 
Succe/Tume^.  imperf.fifrf  Uafnc* 

Cffflon 
SuccefluruSj  a,  um*  pt,  about  ts  Jus- 

cead 
Succpifus^a,  tim*  pt,  fuccefififl 
SuccefTus,  uj.  in.  /ucct/i 
SoccTda,  a.  L  ne^p^m  tif^J 
Succidanpuff  d^  um.   adj,    rZ^dffo^ 

m^^  after  amther,   ot  rn  rtijitdi 
Succidia,  SE".  f,  n  Jiitch  of  hmitm^  a 

daivtyt  tht,de/trt 
Succlde,  ere,  di,  fuoit  aS.  fa  fW 

^6^11)  tAmfftft 
Succidor,!.  palT. 
Succido,  ens,  di,  cifaiu,  n*  tefali 

dozvn,  tcfeiL 
Succidus,  aj  um,  adj«  mai^f  JfJ^y- 

Mulier  fucclda,   a  plump  girl. 

Plaut.  Latia  fuccida^  ^eafj  wo&ot 
SuccidQuty  a,  um.  t^l^fMlitriMg 
Succind^^  aiiv.  bnefy 
Succiudiin ^  adv.  iatm  r 

Succin£>us^  »^  um.  pt,  ^ad}.  or, 

cotnp.  girtf   mmpajftd^   teeU/tt, 

con^endiouiy  facctM^t  ready ^  nim- 
ble, expedfrleut 
SuccineuS)  a,  um«  adj .  of  smher 
Succingo,  JSre^  ii,£liim,  ^ik^u  gird, 

to  ifiviron 
Succingor,  i.  pait 
SuccJogSlaJii^  j.  n^ffid*  SulKJCga- 

lum 
Succiao,  crc,  uij  atum.  to  fing  after 
Slt^Inum,  i^./L.  amber 
Saccmuf^at  um.  adj.  f>fsmber 
SuccitjTuin,  i.  n.   a  fiip  ofiatii 
Sucp\i  vus,  a ,  um .  a  ^^.^^  ^  So  ccl- 

Hvum  tempus,  /rjj'wrf  /in^jf,  Ck, 
Succir^f,  a,  um<  pt*  cut  d^ii^^ /e/- 
/cd,  Topped  tjf      "    ''*'  I 


S  U  C 

Sucelamatio,  onis.  f.  afioutii^ 
SqcdSmatumcft.  iinperf./ii«|rfm 

Succllmltuit  a,  um.  pt.  iUfpoten  of 
SucclamQi  ^re.  ad.  to  p)out,  to  bum 

Succolatio,   i^nis.  f.  a  carrying  •« 

Stt(rcoll|tu?j  a'y  um.pt.  ^arAtf  «/«# 

SuccclEo^  ire^  ad.  fd  ^<tfr  upon  ane^t 

Succofiii^  a,  um*  ^dj.  or,  cami^^ fuU 

of  juice  find  moiilure,  juicy,  Jfappy 
Succretcoj  ^r€,  crevi,   etum.  p.  /# 

/««?  iffliTrrj  touring  andgrcvf  up 
Succuba,  3C.  c.  g.  an  adulterer,  or 

adult  refs 
Sacciihitums,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to 

yidd    , 
SMcciido,  ^te,  di,/um.  ad.  to  forge 
5u«aientus,  a,um.  zdyfull  of  juice ^ 

piuffipt  /vcculent 
.Succumber^j  ds,pt,  yielJing 
Succuniboj  ere,  ui,  itum.  u«  f^  lie 

vjftbf  to  fall  down  under,  tofaiut, 

y:ddf  nffaetumb 
Slice ufTo,  gfC,  ri,  fum.  n,  to  come 

to  remimhrance,  to  caufe^  to  help^' 

*idf  or  Jticcour,  to  relieve 
SaccmCum  e&i,  iinperf.  tbey  be^ 
Succus,  I,  m.  juice,  fop.  Met.  vir 

gaur^  tix  Jlreugth 
SuccufTariufi^  ii.  ffl.  «  trotting  horfi 
FuccufMtio,  oDis.  ^.  a  trotting 
SocciifGatorj  oris.  in.  a  trotter 
SucculTio,  5riii(^  f.  a  poking 
SucctiJTio,  arc.  to  fbake 
Succunrpr^  tins.  m.  a  trotter 
SuccflfTuij^ti  m.  « trotting 
^Qcculla,  Ire,  fli,  Ifum.ad.fi^tflf 
Suc^UQf,  i.  pair. 
Sucerda»  ^*  (,  fwinet  dung 


U  P 

9iGt,t<^  do  more  than 

'.  It  remainetb 

,  tejljovtr 

,  tuli.  a£t.  t$  hear 

a,  y&m.  z^\,  fuperfi" 
iaFixsdes,  anboufe 
\tber  man*t  ground, 
fuit  rent,  or  ground^ 
Cajui,  TubercU' 
irium,  a  lobtalf  or 

f.  a  furfate,  ground 

9  he  left^  or  to  {pare 
9,  nu  to  bring  forth 

fuperjluoujly 

pt.  oiverjhwing,  *- 

pmre 

8.  f.  Juptrfimty 

\i  XMB.  n.  /•  Mvr- 

rphi 

n.  farplufage 

n.  adj.  overjkvting 

toeonceitfe  again 

gi.  /o^«»  cwr 

9  III  tojbine  ahove 

it.  fUftanng  all 

udiy  fiunt  a£l.  /» 
fom.  Of  0V«r' 
paff. 

1.  pt.  overflowings 
>road  abroad*  Su* 
nontibuf,  a  people 
riagJj  on  the  moun^ 

m.  pt.  heaped  upon 

it.  pt.  gilng  upon 
fliis.  dep*  to  go  i;p^ 
|et,  to  jurpajt 
iiHt  ^l*  going  over  J 


SUP 

or  «^.  Met«  exeeHimg 
S8perhui«Hrale»  it.  n^^ftmtieh^ 

a  n^bt  traiip>tm  amft 
Sup<{ri»  onim.  m.pl.  «kf  #te  ^r« 

tf  ^m,  the  gfJtf  ibey  thai  ht  M 

wing  upon  earth 
Supeij&eo,  ere.  to  lieutom 
Super) ado,  (fre,  eci.  e^o^i,  a£Ui9 

caff  upon,  Met.  t9  add 
Superj jkior,  2.  paC 
Sup«rjaAuciity  a,  uni,  about  n  fafi 

upm 
Superjaflo,  ire.  ig  wverfhou  . 
Supetjectio,  5n>i.  f.  a  cdftiag.  upiUy 

OH  hyperbole. 
Supeijectss,  ^  fspeijadlv,  a^  i^n. 

pt.  cafi  upm 
SuperjTcio,  {re,  feci,  JR^oin.   8£l. 

to  cafi^  or  /0JP  Ji^»>  Met,  to  add 
Superilligatiis.  a,  um.  pt.  tiedf  or 

^imJ  upom 
SuperiUigo,  are.  aft.  w  /i*.  or  ^/«/ 

»/e»9  or  over 
SiiperlJIfgor,  ari.  paff. 
SuperiJlrno,ijre.a^.w/»»w«r  all  ever 
^pcrill7tus,a,  um.pt.  anaiutodover 
Supenmpen^iif,  til.   pt*  bauguig 

•uer 
Superimpono,  ere,  iiM>  HtuiQ.  a€l. 

ro^v/,  or  lay  upon 
SiiperimpSsitus,  a,  um.  pt.^f  »/- 

on$  laid  upon 
Superincendoy  ere,  i>  fttin«  ail*  t9 

inflame  nf  re 
Suptrincldo,  2re,  cid'un,  to  fall apon 
Superiacffcfco,  ere.  n,  togrow  over 
Superincumbens,  tif.  pt.  lying  upem 
Superincambo,  ere.  /•  lie  upon 
SiSperinduco,  2re.  x  i,  ^um,  a^.  tc 

cover,  or  lay  upon 
Supcriaduaio^onis.f.  an  interlinirg 
Siiperyjduam,  a,  um.pt.   arav.u 

over,  laid  upon 
Superinduo,  ere^  ui>  utum>  a^i  to 


SUP 

put  mi,  at  em  doth  agarmmt 
SSperindStui,  a>  am.  pt.  cktbed 
StiperinfundOy  Irt.  topmtr  upem 
SSpering&o,  itt,^1^  im.  ^.  l» 

eefi,  otbeapupmi 
Siiperijijeaua,  a,  a«*pt.  ea/faueF, 

or  upon 
SJSperinjicio,Sr»,  ici,  ^m.  ad.  t§ 

taf^  or  lay  fver,  or  upem 
Silpeiinjicioi;^  ujp^, 
Svperinfterno,  vrde  SoperAerno 
SSperinftruo^ere,  xi,  ^m.  to  roiji^ 

or  haiUupm 
SijperintSgor,  i.  te  he  covered  emer 
Siiperintftno,  ire^  a^  ^.  i» 

jfromaheme 
Siiperiun£kii>»  a,  nm.  pt  he/mi 
Silperinungq^  <rt.ai^  to  anoint  over 
Sitperincmio;,  i.  paff. 
SiipSrior,  utr.a^i*  8*°*  ^''»  '^  ^ 

above,  higher,  farmer,  4lder 
Superiorcs.  m.  pL  aueeflore^  pNde* 
cefore,  Jemors,  elders,   fi/firhn, 
haters,  they  that  are  abive  at 
SiiperjumeotariiMy  ii»  m.  ma/hr  of 

the  borfe 
SuplriiU,  adv.  he/ore,  above    ■ 
Superlabor,  t,  pfua.  «tep.  to  flip  ev^ 
SQpeilaCTymo,  |re.  n«  to  drop  upau, ' 

to  weep  over 
SijperKtiOf  onit.  f.  a  prtfersing  •■ 
^uperlativu«fa,  nm.  *i},fuperlative 
Supetlatvt,  a,  um.  pt.  lifteid  ever 
SQperlimSnare,!!.  n,  the  tranfem 
SiiperlXmo,  let,  vi'i,  itum.  a^.  fa 

hefmear 
SQperlTtuty  a^jum.  jl*  fiueared  upms 
Supermeoy  are.  n.  to  flaw  §vir 
Siipermeraa^Sre,  fi.aA./o  overwhelm 
SupermTco,  are.  n .  to  outflstnt 
Sfipermitto>  /i,  to  aMd  to 
Supernaoi,  tis»  pt.  fwimming  abovt 
Sfipernai,  itis.  adj.  that  is  ttbcve 
SBpernaiani,  tif.  ^t,  f^oxw^ 


SUP 


» ttt,  %&.  to  help.  DlAIs  ( 
foppetunr,  vfben  9ne  is  as 
0t  bis  ttf9rd  and  aotb  as  be 
*Plaut. 

^  are.  a£t.  Upilftr 
ior,  u  pair,  to  be  Jewed  fafi 

ItStor,  5ns.  n.  a  fuf planter 
\Xlbf  3re.  a^.  tojupptant 
ifOyire.  to  plant  under 
lentuxDy  i*  n*  afupptement 
i^ofy  a,  om.  tofufphft  or  ^« 

9,  tit.  pt,  frpplying 

ly  ere.  evi,  etum.  a^«  f*^// 
ifuppfyt  W  r^crtr/V 
>r«  «ri.  etos.  palT. 
r»  f  CIS.  adj.  fuppliant 
MDCDtuin,  i.  fl.  JuppUeation 
»na,  tis.  pt.  buniblyintteatvg 
IfliSy  ^ro  fupplicaveris 
itio,  oni  s.  f .  fuppikationyprey- 
^eJH,  intreaty 

atur,  imperf.  prayer  is  made 
f ter^  adv.  w//^  ^;ri/r^  ^9c«4 
ium.  ii.  n.  a  fuppii cation,  a 
fr>   tf«  atonementt  Jacr^fice,  a 
alfraetffioH 

:o,  arc.  n.  to  pray,  to/ttppri- 
to  befeecb,  to  make  ajojemn 
ffion 

lo»  ere,  fij  fum.  to  make  a 
mntb  the  foot 

fio,  oais.  f.  aftamping  with 
eat 

licet,  uit.  imperf.  itfomenvhat 
fttib 

10,  gre,  fui,  Ttum.  a^.  tofet 
r,  fo  fubjiitute,  t9  add,  to 
f,  tafubmit^  to  expofe.'T umule 
ooere,  w  ^wry,  Or. 

)or,  i.  pair. 

to,  ire.  adt.  to  fupport 

Xoty  Sri*  ptfl; 


S  tJ  P 

Suppofitio,  onii.  f.  a  cBtating,  or 

Jforginj^,  fuppoftien 
Suppdkititiusy  a,   um.  adj.  Jubfii- 

tuted,  oxfetin  the  place  of  another, 

adulterate  not  genuine 
Suppositoriuro,  ii.  n.  a  fvppofitory 
Supp5sTtoiiu8,  idem  ac  Infernui 
Suppdsiturus*  a,  um«  pt.  about  to 

put  under 
SuppSsitus,  a,    um.    pt.  put,  or 

Jet,  under,  or  in,  put  in  tbeplace 

of  another  ^fubornedtfalje,  not  real 

ISuppoftus,  pro  fuppofitus,  Virg, 
SupprefGo,  6ni8.  Uajupprejfing,  ccn 
I      ctalingy  jufftrejjion 
Suppreifids,  adv.  com  p.  more  fecrethf 
Suppredus,  a,  um.   pt.   &  adj.  or 

ccmp.  SuppreJJea,  junk,  drowned, 

bia,  coneeaUd,  f^rt,  foft,   low, 

cojiixte 
Supprinoo,  Sre,  efli,  ffuio,  a£t.   to 

keep  undtr,  or  dvwn,   to  put  afiop 

to,  to  retain  a  thing, to  over-burden, 

to  aefer 
Supprimor,  i.  pafT. 
Sup^romus,  \,  m.  a  waiter,  a  tapper 
iiappiidet,  vid*  Subpudet 
Sttppurat>o,  oois.  f.  ajuppuration 
SuppuratoriuSy  a,  um*  ^^ymakiwg  a 

Jcre  to  mattWf  bringing  to  an  head 
^uppoiarum,    i.  n.  an  jyntoftbume 
^uppuratusy  a,  tun.  ^t,  juppurated 
^ppuro,  are.  n.  ,tofuppurate 
^uppuror,  ari.  paiT. 
^uppiititio,  onis.  f,  a  counting 
Supputator,  oris.  Wmbe  that  reckoneth 
Supputo,   ace.    z(X.    to  prune,  cut, 

or  iop  trees,  to  reckon,  or  count 
Sopra,  prasp.  above,  Juperior  to,  more 

than,  upon 
Supta,.adv.  aboive,   aloft,  on  high, 

before,  beyond,  mere 
Supradiftus,  a,  um.  adj.  fortjaid 
Suprapoiilui^a,  Uai4  m^,pm  bt/or 


S  U  R 

Supra/cando,  Isc,  i,  fom.  to  eJlmk 

over 
SuprafcriptuB,  a,  um^  ^cve  written 
Suprema,  orum«  n.  pl«  on€*s  lattor 

days',  one's  death,  one's  laft  ^iUangf 

teftatrtnt 
Supremd,  adv*  bighefi,  or  lafiofaU 
Supren  tHo),  adv.  lajtofall 
SuprEmus,  a>  am.  lupsrl.  bigbeft  #/ 

alt,  lafii  teitfft,  mtermop^  or  utmoft^ 

greattjt 
Sura,  ».  f.  the  ealfoftbe  leg  r  AUb 

a  boot,  a  bujkin 
Suuulaau^,  n,  uvn,  b'ke  a graff 
Surcfiliriaa,  a.  um.  of,  or  eeionging 

to,  oxfet  with  [prigs,  or  graffs 
Surciito,  are.  a£t.  to  prune 
Suiculor,  ari.  paC  to  be  pruned 
Sorciilos^,  adv.  fromjh^ot  tojhooi 
Surciilofus^  a,  um.  adj.  full  ofp>ooi^ 
Surciilut,  i.m.  ajkoot,  a  fcion^  i 

Surdlafler,  a,  «m.  adj.  deafijb 

Surde,  adv.  deafly 

Surdefco,  ^rc.  ta  wast  deaf 

SurAltat,  atis.  f.  deafmefs 

Surdus,  a,  um.  or,  comp.  deaff 
thick  of  tearing,  inexorable,  infenw 
Jihle^  It  is  laid  of  things  iaanH 
mztt,fenfelefs,  admitting  »oJottn4% 
unbearu(f,  ignoble,  imperctptibie^ 
fiknt.  It  is  alfo  referred  tc  the 
other  fenfes ;  as  to  the  tafici 
without  tafte,  or  fmell,  taftelefe^ 
fiat,  mfipid.  To  the  ej^,  dat^t 
aatkip 

Surgens,  tis*  pt.  rijing 

Surgitur,  imperf.  theyrsfi 

Surge,  ere,  xi,  e^om.  n.  to  dri/ep 
to  get  up,  to  be  oreffed^  to  appeals 
to  grow  in  height,  to  grow.  Or 
Spring,  to  bigin.  Aft.  to  r4*i<,  •! 
lift  ft> 

Sur^iculut^  U^x  *  ^<^-        ^ 


U  T 

Dm,  pt.  to  Be  Jttp- 

*  Jupporting 
li,  en  turn.  aft.  to 
ffOrtf  Met.  to  pro. 
intain^  to  prnteEl^  to 
i  under y  to  bcar^  as 
th  the  male  tofuf. 
',  to  defend,  or  make 
hfid,  or  oppoje,  to 
^fivfr,  to/atii/yyto 
'  able,  to  curbf  to 
'  aJJop  to,  to  dare, 
ffr,Ab(ol,toiuait, 


t.  ^intr  up 

h  mblatum.  aS, 

ikemwi^,  or  make 

carry ^  to  defiroyut- 

>,  to  nourijh^  edu- 

tp 

to  be  lifted  ub 

fuffcroj 

.  n   ,»  nobifperimg 

f.  ivbi/perhg 

f.  tf  tobifpering 

m.  <»  ivhifperer 

rf.  /V  /i  ivbifpered 

to  tvbifper 

a  tobijperer 

lubifper 

i  ivbifper,  a  fift 

ces,  trees,  &c, 

vakifi;:  a  fo/t  ^^fc 

>,  fubfi'ty  •' 

obUr*sfall 

fd 

.of,  ot  tcj^ 
■fitr    ■*'  Cic. 


S  Y  L 

SuirTna,  ae.  f.  «  eobler*t,  or  fioema' 
ker'tfiop^  a  taylori  Jhop,  or  tbe 
tradi  offucb 

SutrTnum,  i.  n,tbe  /hoemaker*t trade 

Sutrinus,  a^  um.  adj.  belonging  to  a 
/b-e-makert  or  taylor 

Siitura,  ae.  f.  « /ww ."  AHb  a  future 

Sntus,  a,  um.  pt.  /ew^i/ 

Suus,  a,  um.  pronon.  bis,  btrs,  bis, 
or  hr  own,  theirs^  or  tbeir  ovm* 
favourable,  in  one^s  interefi^  or 
f^rty,  jomejiicks,  relations,  eountry, 
men,  proper^  due,  lawful,  parti- 
cular^ peculiar,  wbat  one  batb,  or 
'fp^ffi/fed  of  Sous  faftus  eft, 
made  free,  Plaut.  Suus  elTcj^tf  be 
well  in  his  toiti,  UJp.  Sua  mor$, 
natural.  Suet.  Sous  cuique  mos, 
rvery  one  batb  bis  wav,Ttr.  Suanj 
cuique  fponfam>  mini  meam^  <- 
very  one  to  bis  fancy,  Prov. 

Suufmet,  bit,  or  tbeir  ovm^  TaC 

S  before  Y. 

Sybaritjcus,  *,  um.  wanton,  eoftlf 

Sycomorus,  i*  f-afycomore 

Sycon,  i,  n,  afig^  Mart. 

Syco-^hante,  «.  no.  afycopbant,  a 
telb-tale,  a  wbeedfev,  a  cbemt 

Sycophantia,  ae.  f.  '^'fwV 
Sycophant  osc,  a^v.  knavi/bly 
Sycophantor,  »"•  ^^play  tbe  fyeo* 

pbant 
"^ycieraHs,  c.  »<ij-    of  the  ftan 
"^y^^rat io,  onis.  f.  «  bhfting 
"^V^^erjf^j'  viV/.  Syderatus 
'^y^^^cus  a   um.  wV.  S-dercus 


^.du. 


>   erjs.  o 


,  .E//V.  Sid  us 


Svllabal«m    adv.byfyllables 


S  Y  N 

Syllaceus,  vfV.  Silaceoi 
SylJaturio,   ire,  ivi,  itu«.   /•  tf^ 

likeSylla 
Syllepfw,  is.  f.  a  grammatical  Jlj^ur 4 
SyJlogifmusi  i.  m^ a  fyllogiftH 
Syllogifticiis,  a,  um.  wAyfylli^ifiictt 
Sylvay  ae.  f.  tf  "wood^  Qxfor^ 
SyJvanuSy  i.  m.  god  of  tbe  ktfoods 
Sylvaticu8,a,um.adj.ojrtf  wood,  Fa!^ 
fylvatica,  an  bodging  bill,  or  biU 
to  lop  trees 
Sylvefco^erc.  togrvsobufhy 
Sylvifragus,  a,  um.  breaketb  woedt 
Sylviger  ,  a,  uox.  bearing  woods 
Sylvofus,  a,  um,fullo/woods,weedf 
Sylviila,  a?,  f.  a  ecpfe 
Symbola,  «.  t  ajhare  in  a  reckoning 
Symbolicus,  a,  um.  adj.  fymboTtcfii 
Symbdlici,  adv.  darkly 
Symb8lum,i.  u.  fiBf  fymbolus,  i.  m. 
aftgny  or  badge,  a  watch  w^rd, 
a  taken  to  present  a  cheat,  a  ring, 
a  /bortand  acutefemence,an  apopb- 
tbegm,  a  pajffort,  a  JyViM,  or 
Jfgn   in  tbe  facrament  s  Alio   s 
creed 
Symmetria*  ae.  f.  fymmetry 
Symmetfum,  i.  n^^''/:*^'**-,,^ 
Sympathia,  ae.  f.  iympathy^  *  fidUm 

feeling 
Symphonia,  ae.  f.  harmony 
Symphoniact,  ae.  f.  benbat^ 
Symphoniacttt,  a,  um.»dj.  ij»  <^^' 
hnomg  to   confent,   or   ^tf'^^ 
Symphoniac!  pucri,/»^g''«^  ^**    . 
cboriflers,  C\c, 
Syirplegma,  aiit.  »•  *«  embracing. 

Mart, 
^.ymotoma,  atis^n .  '  fytnptom 
S;mptomattcus,a,um.j(y«f*»«<»^i^ 
Synugoga,  «.f.  ^W'^?"/  . 

Synulapha, ».  f •  f  f^¥««  ^f'  ^'^'"^ 

Uft  out  in  fcanning 
Synaxis,  is.  f.  a  congregaUQ^^J^ 


J 


I 


SYR" 


TAB 


ajimhly,  the  b'Jy  emmtunf^         I     raphino;,  afunef  i.nd  af  rai'.fi 
(tyncrllus,    i.    m.    a   p:fb:t!'%  Jvf-\      Id.Syrit^A  zidix^tisenu  of  toe  birb 

Svncxouty  itis.  n.  «•//.  Sinciput      jSyiinx,  g:8    f.  a pipf,  a  fjuirtf  m Jj- 
$ync6pa,  x.  f,  a  fyliaf!:,    or  Uttfr'      ri-ge,  a  fi'?u'.7 

taken  tut  cftctm-diic  ofj  t»yrd  iSyrti*.  is.  j  qutck^ini 
8yncoce,e9.  f.  a  fur.t.ng  'Syrnpui,  ?,  zn^jyrup 

^yniicut,  i.  r.u  am  advacate,  a  fyn'StvUh  na,  i-tis.  n.  a  fyjicm 

aic,  a   bur^tjif   a   recordsr  o/' diSvL^iile.  cs.  f.    a /l^n^e  «f  profijist 

tnon  I       a  eoutraeiion    of  tbe  bfort  and 

(;■-  trcd^chc,  es.  f.  ii'ben  a  part  tY     pul/e,  after  every  gulp  df  blioi 

unHe-htod  ky  tk:  Vffsie,  c  the. Sy!iylo%   i.  m.    '^i,&  fyftyloh, 


Vff'le  by  the  tar*  .  the  general  for 
to"  i'f,taal,  it  contra 
SjrnedriLii,  «r/ fyncHriutn,   a  fan' 
i'  ir.m    a  court  to  bear  and  deter' 
i~;..i  caufis 
Syne.''!!*,  \,  m,  a  f-natpr,  a  jud^e 
p;:.g-  ::->h-«,  a:,  f,  '&  fyngraphurn, 
i.  n.  i?  lyngrjph'js,  i.  m.   a  tori- 
tin^    undsr  band  and  feal,    an 
indenture,   articles   of  agreement, 
'  f^fh  or  pcjjpcrt,    a  f^fe  eotJu^ 
Syn6epl:8,c.  Myb'h.r.^irg  to  afjnt-i 
Sytiid  ca  luna,    tbe   moon  in    eon- 

jun,  lion 
Synodum,  il.  n.  acon^refsy  Cic. 
Syn3da»,  i.  f.  affnnd 
SynonyrTia.  ~ruin.  n.  pi.  ivurds  f  vne 

fignification 
Syn6ay,T*us,  a,  um»  zA\.  ynnnymoui 
Syiiopfis,  \%A»an  in'u^nt  rv,  abrinj 
Syntagma,  a  is.  n.  a  treatife 
Sy.it  AX  is,  e08.    .  c;nfirutli>'n 
Synefticos,  d^ep  in  a  cu, if  motion 
Syiuexis,  is.  f.  a  tien}  ctnj.r,;iption 
fiyn  hefu    is.  f.  a  figure  in  grammar, 
a  gannent   uuJ  by    tbii    KomiVi 
cbiefy  m  'funjue.s,  afuit  of  cLatbi^ 
a  fit,  ntj},  or  garnifb  cf"j:Jfels  om 
within  an'j^ber 
ftrnaca*!,  fcjf  fyriaticus,   a,    um.  of 
Jjfria,  Syriaciisros,  an  kinejdfru 


1.  n.  a  cert&ia 
piUiri 


haetbttwea  tv)t 


T  before  A, 

TAbacum»  i.  n.  tohacto 
Tiber  sfcio,  ere.  wafiedsvray 
Tabella,  a.  f.  a  table  to  write  en,  a 

little  taUfy  Mpiffurr,  apaiiter^s 

board,  or  elatb*  a  litttr,  a  book,  a 

bill,  bond,  tpiU,  contra^,  Cec.  a 

liHle  billet  in   tvbicb  the  peoph 

brought  their  jnffrages 
Tabellari«:s,  a,  um.adj.  btlonging  to 

tables,     Navis  tabellaria,  a  packet 

bnat 
Tabellarius,  il.  m.  a  letter  carrier^  a 

kf'pn  of  a  regifier,  a  notetry  pubftc 
Tabellin,  onis.  m.  idem 
TI'iCiis,  til.  pt.  vj.tfling  away 
Tab'^...  crc.  ui.  n.  to  eonfume,  rot, 

p*rip3,  or  decay 
Ta.>erna»  ae.  f.  a Jb'p,  or  vtfareboufe, 

a  tdvirn^  or  other  drinking  boufe 
Ta  -f  rna  dlum,  i.  n.  a  tentf  or  ta- 

hem^cle 
TabernlHus,  i  um.adjk9/',or  helci^' 

ing  tofbipx,  or  taverns,     Tabcr* 

ijarlap  coinccUae,  acled  in  booths 
Tabernarius,  ii.  m.   a  tdvern  man, 

vintner,  or fi'^pkeeper ,    a  tavern » 


T  AC 

Tabernuh,  ■.  f.  f  M" 
Tabes,  it.  f.  tf»*'i"Bf«^* 

eiom,  peijcM,  iaftSm  ifci 

of  trees, 
TAhtTco,<rt.  tedJMun 

to  pine  awof 
Tab!<iulus,  a,  otn.  a^j. « 
TabiduSf  a,  am.  >Jj* 

TabTficnf,  a,  uai.  k? 
poifonout 

TibTtudoy  Tn'tt.  f.  « 

Tabaia,  wb,f.ab<>aTi, 
table,  s  thin  plttt,^^ 
tare,  m  vriting  t^ 
account,  a  journdt  4 
record,  Mn  infimsait 
lavf,  a  teiS,  biS, »  * 
free,  mpatr  cftehht* 
Aixs  tabolis  canhttt  hn 
bis  enm  earver,  Cit- 
accepti  ft  tx^vSh* 

TXbuliriom,  ii.  n^  ^  t 
the  chancery,  ot  mbtf 

Tftiilarius.ij.  m.  •  i^fJ^ 
fic  notary,  an  ac:^^^ 

Tabu!  atim,  adv.  bi^dhf^ 

TSbClatio,  onis.  f.'^ 
i»jr»   or  making  ^fth 

Tabulator,  oris.  m.  ejuf 

Trtbiilatum,  i.  ».  s^^*^ 
ing,  m  k^ffd,  a  ^^T"/ 
an  houfe,  a  dnk  it  s  ^f 

Tahiilatus,  a,  um.  i^'!)^^*'" 

Tabulo.are.  aft.rt^M^ 

Tabum,  i.  n.  bfatkgtrf, 
a  poifenvts  fuaitf,  f^f*  ^ 

Tacendus,  a,  urc.pi.  ■**  "" 
ken  of 

Taccns,  tis.  pt.  /-^       j| 

Taceo,  ere,  ui,  itum.  '^  "  *J 
peace ^  tohs  kujh,  ft  ^-^ 

T5croT,cri.  pr.T.Krf??^"*^ 
^Ta«ite,  adv.>l/«fjr,'*^4  ^^ 


1^. 


fecret 

all  loas  bu^ 
.  f.  taciturnity 
1.  adj.  or,  coirp. 
nt,  clofty  referved 
.  pt.  about  to  bold 

t,  fifadj.  fayhig 
dumh.  Faff,  kept 
Luna  tacitai  the 

adj.  taSilcmly  or 

ngihfe 
touching 
pr.  <7^o«/  f9  roori 
toucbtdf  befwiedr'- 
hinted  at  jyttoved, 

/enfi  of  toaebing,  ; 


vr/  txram  eft. 
'^eary 

6}.bem^{ng a  torch 
trirteft,  irkfontenejt 
'-knot,  M  ribband f 
late,  4  mtrtaib*  at 

)],  fboes  worn  by 
the  parts  above 

wnto  the  anklet 
idj,  of  dice 
f*  tograffon^  4 
Taleae  fcrrca, 
W/or  money,  a 

tdknt 

rf  fiock  to  graft  on 

%de  of  an  onion  , 

for  like 

;a!kfirbfy 


T  A  N 

Talis  e  3^].  fic'b  like,  this,  ^lurjhefi 

TaVitcr,  adv.  injucbfort 

Tairtrum,  i.  n.   afHip 

Talmud,  n.  tw3  booh  Jo  called  by 
the  Jetvi 

Talpa,  a.  m.  vei  f.  a  mote 

Talpana,  as.  f,  a  kind  oj  vine 

Talus,  i.  m.  the  ankle,  acuhe,a  dye 

Tarn,  adv.  Abl'ol.  /«,  fo  much. 
In  comparatione  cum  reddit. 
quam  8c  aliis  patticulis,  4$s  much, 
as  wll 

Tafmarice,  cs.  f.  'vc/tamarixy  Tcis.  f, 

'     thu  tumarifi  Jhrub 

Tajnari/jdu9,  i.  m.  tamarind 

Tamdiur,  adv.  fo  long  as 

Tamen,  conj.  notciththandingj  nf 
vertbelffi,  hoiifcier,  butfo  as,  for 
tandem.    Si  tamen  for  fimodo, 
j     fometimes  redundant 
(Tamenetfi,  con),  although 
|Tame(fi,  conj.  albeit,  although,  yet 
I     notivithfianding 
i  Tandem,  adv.  at  length,  at  the  loft 
jTandlu,  adv./o  long,fo  hag  time^p 

fo  rong  as 
I  Tangendus,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  betouehed, 
I      to  be  attempted 

Tangens.tis.  pt.  touching 

T^bgibili»,  e.  adj.  may  he  touched 

Tango,  e'je,  tetigi>  ta^um.  aA.  to 
touch,  to  meddle  ivitb,  to  befmear, 
to  arrive  at,  to  beat,  to  blaft,  to 
move,  to  attempt,  to  banter^  to 
cheat.  Rem  acu  tangere,  te  bit 
the  nail  en  the  bead,  Frov.  Ma> 
Ulcus,  to  renew  one's  fir  row,  Ter, 
Ccelum.  to  be  very  happy,  Aufon. 
Calicem,  to  be  drunk,  Piaut» 

Tangor,  i.  paff. 

TanquaiSyidv.  as  well  as,  afitwere 
at  if,  at 

Tantiliulom  animaltiy/o  little  and 
filly  a  trtature,  Apul,  Met. 


TAR 

Tantillum.  adv.  fi-Uttle 
TantilJuSf  a,  urn.  adj..  ^ry  SttU 
Tantifper,  adv.  Jo  hng  as 
Tanto,  adv.  fo  much     •     > 
Tantopere,  m,fo greatly 
Tantiiium,  adv.  a  little 
Tantdlus,  a,  um.    adj.  /6  fitfle 
Tant^m,  adv.  qaantitatis^  fo  muchr 
fo    many,    only,    alone,   no   more* 
Tantum  abeft  ut  agat,  fi  far  /» 
he  from  doing  it,  Cic.     Tantim 
non,wel/  near,alm9ft,lA^>  Taotdm 
quod,  not  quite.  Suet 
Tantummad6,  adv.  onJj 
Tantundem.  gen.  tantidem^  ovetifi 

mu  ( b,  the  fame  thing 
T ant\xs,  3L,  \im.»Ai,fo  much,  fi great f 
fo  many,  fofutall,  fo  worthy,  nobhi 
or  /hlfmU  Eft  tanti,  //   is  wertb 
the  while,  Oc,    Tantus  natu,  fi 
old,  Piaut.   T'  ibufl  cantii  minuiy 
three  times  l,Js,  Id. 
Tapes,  etis.  m.  tapefiry 
Tapcte,  It.  n.  TIpetum,  i.  n. 
Tarantula,  a  kind  offpider 
Tarchon,  garden  dragon 
Tardans.  tis.  pt.  tarrying 
TardatUjSj  a,  om.  pt.  hindered 
Tard^,  adv.  ids.  com  p.  fBin^,  fup* 

JUwly*  late 
Tardelco,  Hre.  to  grow  flew 
Tardipradus.  a,  um.  adj.J^ow^flC*^ 
Tardlidqous,  a,  um,  fino  fpoken 
Tardipet,  edia.  aoj.  fl^w-feoted 
Tardltas,  atis.  f.  Jlowntft,  Cic, 
Tardiufculc,  adv.  fomewhat flowy 
TardiufciSlo^,  a.  iim.M}.  fomewhai 
flow,  heavy  y  or  dull  of  apprebenfitm 
Tardo,  are.  aft.  to.fiy,to  dela$ 
Tardor,  a»i|  at  us,  paU.  lobefopped 
Tardus,   a,    i<m,    ad^.    ot,  ccmp; 
ffimui.    fup.  Jlow,  flack,  tardyt 
dull,  heavy,  Jii>pid^  thick,  grojfs, 
unprepared,     Tardttm  eft  diCto, 


T  E  M  . 

ei.  f.  ttmperateneft 
re.  a£t.  r«  temper ^  mix, 
to  ruUy  govern^  or  mo~ 
9  refrain,  to  make  f oft, 
>erate,  or  ufe  moderation 
«ri.  pair, 

atis.  f.  tittt(^,fiafon,  age, 
fempefl:  Alfo  defiruffion, 
'commotion  in  the  jiate 
';   adv.    i{^9.  comp.    m 
due  time,  opportunely 
tas,  atis.  f,  /eaftn 
18,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp. 
,  earfy,  ripe  for 
fus,  9,um.z6]»temptfiuout 
I.   n.  4  fuarttr  of  the 
which  in  auguries   voas 
t  with  the  lituus;  heaven, 
n  temple 

na.njhe  templet,  the  head 
,e.adj.  temporal,belonging 
pies 

is^  a,  um.  adj.  temporary, 
fin  feafm,  inconjlant 
idv.  feafonably 
dv.  in  time 
adv.  comp.  very  early 
ris.  m.  a  contetfiner 
•is,  n.  time,  opportunity , 
m,  an  age,  a  feafon  of 
a  climet   temperament, 
I  of  the  head,  or  the  head 

,  adv.  drunkenly 

,  ae.  f.  drunkennefs 

;»  z,  adj.  um.  or,  comp* 

itis.   f.  0  holding  faft, 

cfs,  fiin  trine  ft 

adv.  t^s,  comp.  flime, 

ioujly 

.  2dj.  or,  comp.  flimus, 

:/V»<,  feif-xoiiUd,  tou^h,  * 


T  E  N 

eUmmy,  headJSrong^  firm,  frong  : 
A\(o /paring  andfiingy,  confiant, 
perjtverhg 
Tendens,  tis  pt.  firetching  out 
TendTciila^  ae.  f.  a  tenterhook 
TendiJies  vel  tendooes,  m*  pi*  t^^ 

tendons 
Tendo,  ere,  tetendi  &  teodi.  Aim 
&  turn.  a£t.  to  preteb  out,  to  ex- 
tend, to  fpread^  to  pitch  a  camp, 
to  lay  a  fnare,   to  bend  a  bow,  to 
endeattour,  to  march,  or  advance, 
to  reach,    to  grow,    or  Jhoot^  to 
aim  at,  to  tendf  to  make  forward 
Tendor,  i.  paiT. 
Tenebra,  £•  f.  darknefe    • 
Tenebra?,  arufp.  f.  pi,    darknefs^  the 
dark  night.     Met.    a  dark  place. 
Met.  ohfcurity,  things  hard  to  be 
under  flood:  AlCo  death 
TenebrTcory«,a,um  adj.flimuSyfup, 

very  dark.  Met.  black,  fiormy 
TetiebrTcus,  a,  um.  adj.  dark 
Tenebrio,  onls.  m.  a  nigbtwalker 
Tenebrose,  adv.  darkly 
Tenebrofus,  a,  um.  adj.  dark 
Tenellulusy  a,  um.  adj.  very  tender 
Teaellus,  ?i^}im,zA\fomewbat  hard 
Teoendus,  a,  um;  pt.  to  beheld,  to 
be  hedged  in,  to  be  preferred,  &c, 
to  be  kept  in 
Tenens,  tis.  pt.  holding 
TeneOy  ere,  ui,  tnm.  a£l.  to  hold 
fajl,  tofeixe,  or  apprehend,  to  im- 
prifon,  tofecure.  Met.  to  catch  one 
in  a  h&,  or  keep  in  obedience,  to 
fleer,  to  keep  back,  to  arrive,  or 
land  at,  to  hold  jfiectdy.  AbfoL  to 
continue,  to  trace,  to  perfevere,  to 
houfe,  or  fold  cattle.     TenereTe, 
to  keep  within  bounds.  Met,  to  be 
loth,    tc  be  cau{ious,   to  take  root^ 
to  grow,  to  hold  good,  to  have,  to 
be  upon,  or  in,  t9  drive,  t9  rule^ 


TEN 

to  gain  a  eaufe,  to  carry  a  point  in 
ekbate,   to  make  cofiive^  tofiUmci^ 
to  flop,  or  hinder^   to  omufe,  M 
pleafef  to  deligbt^  to  entertain.  If 
be  approved,  ox  followed,  tofup* 
port,  to  maintain,  to  embrace,  to 
defend,  to  blo;:k  itp,  to  befiege,  f 
command,  to  lead  in    battle,   *» 
make  good  his  poft,  to  huld  h  tht 
band,  Sec.  to  inhabit,  to  poff^fh  ^ 
perform,   to  follow  an  employ* 
meat,  to  accomblijb,  to  have,  or 
enjoy,  to  uttderjiand,  to  knoWg  to 
be  .xp^rt,  or  fkUful  in,  torem^mj- 
ber,  to  reprejent,  to  hold  an  opi- 
nion.    Teneotc  ?  a  formula,  at 
meeting  of  one  long  expeficd,  or  dt^ 
fired,  Tcner«  it,  to  get  Hs  Hvmg* 
Lupum  auribua  tcncre,    to  be  in 
danger  both  tvayi,  Prov.     Mare 
tenere,  to  be  amajier  atfea,  Cic* 
Tcneor,  eri,  ntus.  paflT* 
Tener,  a,  um.adj.or,  comp.  rimut, 
fup.  terder,  youngs  pliant,  ftice, 
dainty,  delicate,  effeminate,  gentle, 
foft,  merciful 
Tenure,  adv.  undo  errim^i  fup.  ten- 
der If  ^  niethf 
Tengrefco,  Ixt,  to  grow  finder 
TcnXrTtas,  atis.  f.  tend'rnefi 
TSnSriter,  adv.  terderly 
TSnSritudo,  inis.  f.foftneft 
Tenefmu8,i.  m.  a  defire  ofgotHgto 

fiool  without  fffeSt 
TSnor,  Sfis.  m.  a  tenor,  the  accent 

of  a  word 
Tenfxlis,  c.  adj.  may  beflretebei 
Tenfio,  onis.  f.  an  extcnfion 
Tcnfus,  a,  um.  pt.  flrttched 
Tentabundus.  a,  um.  adj.  affdying 
Tectamen,  inis.  ».  an  attempt 
Tentanientum^  i.  n.  a  trial 


Tenrandus,  z,  um.  pt.  to  be  ^jk 


T  E  P 

Trnttns,  ti«^  pt.  affaying,  ^ffli^tH 
l^tntitioy  Snis.  f.  ^  ajajingf   a 
,  lemtptMfm,  mn  attack 
Tentitor,  3r'n.  m.  a  tempttr 
•l*eht3tturu«,  a,  oin.  pt.  about  to  try 
•l*eatirtJ8,  a   urn,  pt,  tried,  tempted, 

mffliaed  *^  '      r     > 

'tentigo,  Tni>.  f.  eJhefcHni 
I'snto,  arc.  r o  z-^,  to  tncb.  Met, 

iffro-ve^   te  try,  to  terrfft,  ta  Jd»ej 

to  attack  ^  todiflurb^  to  bur  t 
"tentor,  iri.  atus.  pafT. 
I'ca^uiiolum,  i.  n.  a  liitle  ttta 
Tentorium,  ii.  n.  a  tent 
Tentorlus,  a,  um.  behnginv  to  a  tent 
TentTirof,  a,  um.  adj.  about  to  try 
Tentus,  a,  um.  pt.  bent 
Tennatioi,  9Ay,Jltnderfy 
TenuatJo,  Bn»s.  f.  a  m  tkinffJUnder 
T^nuatin,  a,  um.  pt,maaetbin,  or 

/Under 
Tenuicillus,  a,  ofn.  adf.  tYr-  ^///# 
T£nui>>  e.  adj.  nr,  comp.  flimus, 

(up.  iinder,  titiftr  Jha/lfiw,  itan^ 

fmall,  little fptfjr^  mean  forry^   a, 

eute 
T?nuitas,  atis.  f.  ttinftefty  kannefs: 

fleniernefsy  pwerty ,  fabtilty 
TenuTtpr,  aJ».  ius,  comp.  flimc, 

flip,  tliniy,  mictly^  Ji->ths  tigbtlyf 

clofehfs  ranciffly,  poorly, JUrtdrrlj 
T5n.io,  aic.  a^,  to  makejler.der 
Tenuor,  iiri.  pafT. 
Tcnu.«,  u^.  m.  e  jnare^  a  ^in 
Tertos,  prirp.  v^  f^,  as  far  off ^  only, 

Verbo  trnus,  by  luord  of  moutb. 

TrpJTjfcio,  crft,  /«  W/Jrm 
T?uo  aclu>!,  a,  um.  ^A\.made'coarm 
'I'i.-i'Cf  7i),  *crl.  to  be  luktwarm 
'»V;V.nj,  tis.  pr.  7;;drnf)  temperate 
'^'.'  CO.  «T-,  ui,  n.  /oA*  tuarm 
'iv'f'wJVo,  c  C.  frt  fOW  x;^4/^i»l|  to  ftr- 


T  E  R 

Tl^pidariam,  u,  n,  an  bot  batb 

TKp!^^,  adr,  warmly 

Tcpidd,  ate.  art.  to  warm 

Tepxddiusy  a,  um.  fomewbat  warm 

Tiwdiis,    a,  um.  adj.    or,  comp. 
ffivnas,  fup.  lake'warm',  bat,  Mec. 
f  ffA/  tend  pack  in  bujirtfs 
Tepor,  oris.  m.  ioatmtt>  - 
TepOratus,  a,  am«  pt.  made  warm 
Teporo,  are.  aft.  to  make  warm 
Ter.  adv.  three  ejmfs,  tbrtce 
Tcraphimr  /^'A.  Hcb. 
Terccnteni,  x,  a.   tbree  hundred 
Terceoti,  ae,  a.  adj.  thrte  bundred 

|Tcr<Jlfntlt'S,  re8f,  trec^ntles 
Tercenrumy  indecl.  three  'hundred 

\  Teidccies.  adv.  thirty  times 

1  Terdoni,  x.  adj.  thbrtf 

;  Tert helium,  \.t\.a  piercer ^  a  trepan 

:  Jerebinth.na,  «.  f.  twpentine 

.  Ti'icbinthinus,  a,  um.  adj.  of,  or 
belongini^  to  turpentine 

.  Tktebinthus,  i.  f.  the  tufpentine  tree 
Tcrebra,  ae.  f.  vide  Terebeilam 

!  Terebratio;  onis.  f.  api'fcing 
Tcrrbritos,  a,  um.  pt.  bored 
Tercbre,  arc.  aft.  to  bore 

\  Terebrum,  i.  n.  *  noimble 
Teredo,  inis.  f.  a  little  ivorm^amotb 
Tercndus,  a,  ohi.  pt»tobetoorn 
Tercns,  tis.  pt.  wearing 
Tiircs,  etis,  adj.  or,  comp.  bng  and 
round,  taper,  ..Met.  fmo&tb,  even^ 
fine^  a(  Cur  ate,  exa3 
TergeMiTnuSy  a,  um.  adj.  threefold 
■  Fergeo,  ere,  fi,  fum.  aft.  to  ckan, 

to  wipe 
Tergeor,  eti.  paflT. 
y^rginus,  a,  um.adj.  of  leather 
Tcrgfvcrfans,  tis.  pt.  fiuffiing 
Tergiverfanter,  adv.  unuiillingly 
TergT  versa tio,  onis.  f.  boggling,  a 
norfuit  in  lazi) 

^'tvi^AWvtoiiv^ris*  «•  »  4flajtr 


TER 

Tcrgiivfxfur,  an.  de?.  *' 

fimffle 

Tergo,  ere,  fi,  fom.aft. 

T<frgoro^re.  zOtt^cntr* 

Tergan,  i.  n^tbehekd 

bcafty  ar  any  other  tlufj 

a  forget,  a  bucldtr,U 

ridge  of  an  hill.    Al 

lind,   at  bis  hail%  « ' 

fide.  Cic. 

Tcrgus,  Sris.  n.  tbehih 

Term-s,  ttis    m.  a  bvigi 

of  a  tree*  A\foatupt^ 

Tcrminabilis,  e.  «^j.  ft" 

TertiriniHa,  om.fif  on»i 

infiitated  to  the  gfJ  Ta 

TcrmYnalii,  c.  adj.  of  A 

bounds  and  lifin 
Tcrminatio,  onis.  f.  <fc 
a  termination,  the  tot 
flnjitm 
Tcrmtnatos,  a,  um.  pt 

endd 
Terrri no,  arc.  aft.  /»  ^ 
hounds^  ta  //w/r,  f»  ii^ 
Terminor,  ari.  atof.  p»l 
TcrmTnus,  i.  en.  a  ^••* 
goal,  a  border^  tbteti 
M  term 
Tcriirios,  a,  iim.  adj.  ij 
Terni,  af»  a.  adj.  thrte 
Ternideni,  ae,  a.  adj.  tl 
Ternio,  onis.  m.  noeAtr 
Tcmus.  a,  um.  adj.  um 
Tcro»  crc,  trivi,  triwJ 
rub*  tofiamp,  r>tbr^ 
to  wajiof   or  fpenJ,  U 
todigeft,  oreonctS 
Tercw,  i.  paff. 
Tetra,  ae,  f.  the  tarih. 
lina,   am  ohjcureft^J* 
proviu*a,  land,  ortfi 
Jiamd,  aJUld,  gtftdi 
the  univerfi 


E  R 

1 .  adj .  o/,  or  tiling- 1 
b,     Hinc  Angl.   « 

.  m. «»  eartbquakt 

lei',  to  fright 
n,  pt,  to  aj right, m 

ajiela,  land 
n,  adj.  eaftbfyt   o» 
Mrr^,  ^  /tfwj.    Via 
y  «/)/  pavtd 
,  Ituoi*  a£l,  /o^»/ 

r. 

7/*,or  belonging  ti  the 

Coena  tcrreftrit, 

^^,  roots,8cc»  Flavt. 

10^  an  inland  coun- 

adj.  earthen 

j.  or,  comp.  <i!reAi- 

0  be  feared 

t,  terribly 

M  dioeVer  on  the  land 

m,\.  n»  a  bugbtar 

a.  afctirecrow 

to  trrrify 

m,  frightful 

.  g.  born,  or  ^r«</  of 

itn,  iVfi^ 

um.  that  fpeaketh 
igbtful  words 
\m.f('undinj  terribly 
^ut  in  fear 

n.  a  territory 
.  pt.  affrighted 
fear,  terror,  dread 
.adj.  earthy 
um.  adj.  earthly 
r.  (^  adj.  or,  comp. 
;/^«'i^  clean 
a  cUanfing 


T  E  S 


Tcrtia  disjun£lorunt>,  d  (ol,fa,  ut 
Tcrtia  exielientiuniy  F,fa^  ut 
Tertiana,  se.  f.  a  tertian  ague 
Tcrtiani,  drum.  in.   of  the  third 

company 
Tertianus,  a.  om.  of  the  third  day  $ 

tertian 
Tertiariutn,  ii«  n.  a  teirfi 
Terliai  ius,  a»  um.  adj.  of  the  third 
Tertiata  verba,  words  fiammerod  out 

fnr  fear 
Tertio,  are«  a£l.  to  do  any  thing 

the  third  time 
Tcrtio,  adv.  the  third  time,  thria 
Ttitiutn,  adv.  the  third  time 
Tertius,  a,  un>.  adi.  the  third 
TertiurdccimuSja,  um,  tbethirtetntb 
Terveneficus.  adj.  m^/l  mifcbievous 
Teruncius,  ii.m,  a  farthing 
Te/qua.  orum.  o.  rough  fdacu,  tm- 

tilled :  Alo  Jhady placet 
Teflclla,  ?B.  f.  a  tajjil 
Tcir«ilariuiaf  ii.  n.  chequer  work 
TeiTd'abim,  adv.  chequer  tot fe 
TeiTcUatus,  z,  um.  wrought  in  ebe* 

quer-work 
Tefsgra,  ae.  f.  a  fquare  piece  of  any 

thing,^  afour-Jfuare  tile,  .a  die  to 

play  with  :  Al'.o  a  watch  word, 

or  fignal  tofoldiers^   a  ticket,   a 

fiorcm.    TeiTera  nummaiia,  a  bill 

of  exchange*  Suet.  Aug.  41. 
Telserarius»  ii*  m*  a  dice  player 
Tcfserat'js,  a,  urrt.  chequered 
Tefserula,  x,  f,  i*:m,  a  TelTara 
Tsfta,  as.  f.  an  earthen ^ot,  or  jar, 

a  cajk,  a  potfierd,  a  Joill.  Meton. 

a  piece  of  bi  oken  hone, cement, chalk,- 

or  terras 
Tcftabilis,  e.  adj.  may  bear  witnefs 
Teftareus,  a,  um.  made  of  earth  ba^ 

ked,  bavi/ig  ajhell 
Te/fainentariuS}^»  um.adj.<>/'a  will 
Teftamentarius,  ii,  m*  ajcrivener. 


T  E   T 

d  notaff,  a  Writer  ofwillt 
Tcfl  amentum,  i.Q.  a  tejiament,  W 

lafi  will 
Tcftans,  tis.  pt*  witneffing 
TeAatio«  onis.  f.  a  witn^ng 
Teftat.6»  adv,  before  witne/t 
Teftator,  oris.  m.  a  ttftitor 
Teilatrix^  Tcii.  f.  fit  that  makefh  a 

will  ' 

Tef^atus,  a,um.  pC.  &adj.or,comp* 

ilimus,  {u2»caflinz  to  wi'/MiV  Paft* 

witnejed,  attefied.  Jure,  evident 
Teileus,  a,  um,  adj.  earthenyjbelfy  ' 
Tefticiiluf,  um.tho  ttfiicle 
Te/lificanduSy  a,  um*  pt.  te  tefiify^ 

or  be  teftified 
Teftificans,  tif .  pt*  t^ifying  ' 

Tcftif  icitio,  onis.  f.  a  tefiifying 
TeftlfficaCtts,  a,  um*  pt.  vntmjffed 
Teftif  lfcer,ari.  dep.  tQ  hear  witnefi^ 

to  teftifyt  to  call  to  witnefi 
Teftimoniilii»  e,  ad},  tefiimmiai 
Teftimooiom,  ii*  n.  a  tefiimoty 
Teftii,  is*  c.  g.  a  witnefs,  a  mato*tf 

or  beafi^tfienet 
Teftor,  ari,  atus  fam*  dep.  to  bear 

witnefs,  to  attef,  to  eali,  or  take  t^ 

witnefs,  to  conjure ;  A\(b  te  maku 

a  lafi  will  and  tefiament 
Teftu,  n.  indecl*  a  platttr,an  eaten 
T&^VL(iitiCtit\i%,z,\Am.,vaulted,arcbed- 
Teftudin&uB*  a,  um.  like  a  tortoiffp 

vaulted^  flow  paced 
Te{ludo,inis.adj.tf  tortoife,a  tortoife* 

fiell,  a  fnail,  Mtion,  a  lute,   thfi 

roof  of  an  houfe,  a  warlike  engine^ 

a  target  fence 
Teftula.ae.  U  a  little  tile,a  fmallJheK 
Teftuoi,  i.  n.  an  earthen  pan  for  fire 
Teftus,  us.  f.  a  cm/er, or  ltd  for  a  pot 
T^ter,tratnm.adj.or,  comp.  rimus, 

(n^»foul,  frinking,  cruel,  horrible^ 

hideous,    black  and  dark  s  AUq 

verjffar^  And  c^ldl 


T  H  A 

Tctradrachma,  «.  f.  m  Grtek  coin  9/ 
tbi  nfgme  §f  tbrei  ieMrti 

Tetrarcliiay  m.i,  a  tetranfy 
Tctras,  a<1^t,  f,  the  cattr  f»i^ 
Tetrafl)fchon«  i.n.  m  mrmftic 
TStrcy  a^T.  i^.  conp.  trtxmh,(n^» 

Mtftift  btdhottpif 
Tietrtcitu,  atii.  f.  crahhtJntfi 
Tttnait,a,aai.adj.r«A,  rottgh^rif' 

fpd,  fiwre»  fuUeUf  fnrfy 
T2talit,^otitllt 
Texendus,  a,  nm.  pt.  ttbtplaiud 

^i  WBDS^  ttS#   pt(  VtMWtlg 

Icxo,  Ire,  oi,  '^Hni,  xtuffl.  aft.  to 

wegvtt  to  kwity  to  wmke,  to  compofe 
Texor,  i.  paff. 
Texta,  a^.  f.  an  bmrlset 
Textile,  iff.  n.  -tooven  work 
Textlflit,e.a(){.  wowny  ^rrr^.Ven- 

tat  textilis,  lawrt 
Test!Tilitiam,  ii.  n«  0  tbnm 
xextQTf  drift  f»  tn»  0  Wf^vtr 
TextoridS,  a,  om^  «dj.  of,  or  fo- 

AAnif^  tt  d  tpea^i^j  or  wtutiiiftg 
Textrina,  k.  f,  « tvetvtrUj^,  or 

fnnAr 
.Tcxtrlnaniy  1.  n.  i ih« 
Textrix,  Tcl««  f.  *  «ww/i«  wegvtr 
Textum,   i.  n.   tf  wr^»  «   wm/*. 

Met.  ^frrnming  •faty  thing 
iTijrtara,  «.  f.  a  tmtme 
Textus,  a»  um.  pt.  vmnn 
Textos,  <is.  m.  m  wotving,  m  ttxt 

T  before  H. 

Thalamut,  i.  m.  s  bed  chamber 
Th2Uffiarchf ,  k,  m.  ait  adrmraf 
Thalafiicnt,  a, u  m .adj . ^jf,  or  Mong 

ittftotbe)ea,Jea  toatertokar 
Tbaiaflfmus,  a,  om.  idtm 
Thafaffw,  Sals,  ^  \.Vi*\aSb»%  Jia)t 


T  H  R 

TlieatriHs,  e.  a^j.  ofatbeatu 
Tbeatricut,  a,  uoi.  adj.  rbeatrical 
Theatrom,  i,  n.  a  tbeam 
Theca,  k.  f.  0  Jheatb,  0  ho* 
Thenna,  atis,  n.  a  theme 
Then  fa,  ae,  f,  tf  ekarht 
Tht^p&ta^y  f,  the  genefatton  of  the 

gods 
The«f5gia,  ae.  f.  dimnito 
TheSlJfgkas,  a,  am.  adj.  dxving 
The5i6gDs,  i.  m.  0  divine 
Thf  orema,  aci*.  n,  a  theorem 
Thcorceicus,  a,  xim.  adj.  theoretic 
Theorea,  ae-.  f.  theory 
Th-rrapeoticc,  es.   f.   the  tare  of 

diUafi^ 
Theriaca,^rtbcrjat:e,  es.  f.  trtacU 
Therma*,  arotn.  f.  hat  bgtbi 
ThermSpdIitiin,  ii.    n.  0  brandy 

TherniSlc,  amm.  f.  Mttte  hatbalhi 
Theron,  m*  the d^gkilUbudt 
Thefaurarias,  a>  um*  adj.  oftteafure 
Thefatirlriust  if,  m,  0  treajurer 
Tjfcefapriao,  are.  aft.  to  treafure  up 
'J^faDrSphylaciom,  vide  /Brariam 
Theraunis,  1,  m.d  treafury,  treafare^ 

riehety  wealth 
Thlfi«,  eei  v^  it*  f,  0f>ofihn 
Th5!nSjin,    the  centre  of  an  arched 

roof 
Th6racatii9,  a,  um.  adj.  that  it  made 

to  the  breafi 
Thoricium,  ii,  n,  the  topfatl 
ThoraT,  acia.   m,  the  intt^ardpart 

oft  be  hreafiy  a  ficmacbery  a  breaft- 

plate,  a  hufio 
Thous,  the  dog  punfi 
Tbrafcias,  x,  m.  north'WeJf  wind 
Thrafo,  on*t.  m.  a  bul/y 
Thrax,  cis.  iflt  a  fencer 
Thrccidtca,  onsm.pl.  f  lessor  fwordt 

XTViwiffiAv^^se.f,  a  mourning for^ 


TIB 

Throflus,  j«  iD«  c  C^ia 

feat 
Thurarius,  11.  m,  epSa 
Thurcns,  a,  um.  adj.  o/j 
Thuribujuxn,  L  n.  §tiu 

cenje  pot 
Thuricremus,  a,  am.  l^ 

fte  tb  frankincenje 
Thuri/er,    a,  nm.  t^j. 

etby  or  bringetb firth  j 
Thu»j!egu«,  a,QiD.adj.cl 

frankinceuje 
Thus,  flris.  a.  frMiiia 

Thus  ttrtx/greond-i 
Thyafus,  i.  m.  a  ck^ta 

Bacebut 
Thyeu  m,  franklncee^ 
Thyina  Ligna,  dhag^ 
Thyitj^lici,  aromiiD.p 
Tbymglicus,  a,  um.  14 

Thymelicum  cboiigi 

€rs  furniture 
Thymianas,  a,  am,  a^i 
Thymiama,  atis.n.  t} 
Thyminus,  a,  nm.  tS). 
Thymofos,  a,  am.  *<!). 

thyme 
Tbymuiai  n.  the.  herb  t 
Thymus,  i.  m«  a  v*rt 
Thynnas,  i.  m.  flf»*«) 
ThyrfuSyi.m./Af/flii  rf' 

wrapt  about  toitb  r«7, 

a  far  tout  or  mad  ham 

T  before  I 

Tiara,  s.f.&  tiaras,  se. 

acro'son 
Tibi,  dat  tf  ta.fc,Of/^i 
Tibia,  ae.  f.  tbekgy  e\ 
TibiJle,  is.  n.  af<^ii% 
Tibialis,  e.  adj.  ofH 
Tibicen,  inis.  m.  uf^ 
\      0  prop,  jbore  or  fi^ 


TI  N 

f •  a  woman  pUijing  on  t 

n,  a  ItttU  rafter^  a 
need,   tbe  funnel   of  a 

I,  um.  adj.  £/"  rsfters, 
faber,  a  carfunur 
ifl.  to  roof 

.  a  rafter,  tiwtier  ufed 
:  Alfo  a  vim  frop 
idem 

utn.  adj.  of  a  tiger 
vclh,  f.  a  tiger 
a  teil  treCf  tiejhin  be 
hark  and  the  ivooj 
um.  adj  »of  tbe  teil  tree 
Uoufi 

a,  um,  pt.  feared 
pt.  fearing 
ui.  to  fear ,  to  be  afraid 
,  to  dijlike.    Time©  tc, 
3  me  hurt,  Ov.     Tibi, 
ue  tofomc  hurt,  Ter, 

parr. 

:.  to  grow  fearful 
V.   ius.   comp.    ffitne 
"A>  Meanly,  cauuoujly 
itis.  f.  timidity 
I?,  Jomeivhat  fearfully 
I,  Mva.  J omewbat  fearful 
um.   adj.  ior.  comp 
'.fearful^  tiworout,  coW" 
t-heartedf  bafbfuljfear" 
cverencing,    provident, 

m,  fear,  awardice,  re- 
oe 

a  tench 

adj.  Jerving  to  dye 

u  m.  a  dyer 

\,  um.  adj.  bloo^ 

f.  a  tinware 
,  nm.  pt.  about  to  dye 
aai«  ptf  dy  d,  difpedi 


T  I  T 


r  o  h 


Met.  imbued 
TlA^tosy  us.  m«  tf  ^'Af 
Tinea,  x,  i\  a  moth 
Tlncaria,  ae.  t'.  motbvfoet 
Tineoftts,  a>  tim.  adj.  fullof  moths 
Tingendus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  Le  dyed 
Tin{;eas,  tis.  pc.  dying,  a  dyer 
Tingo,  ere,  xi,  dum.  a&.   **  4>^i 

or   fiain,     to   imbrue,    to  pai»t» 

Tingere  aliquem  pocuUs,  to  fuddle 

him,  H'T. 
Tingor,  i.  paflC. 

Tinuimentuxn,  I,  n.  «  tinkling 
Tinnio,  Ire.  ivi,  itum,  n.  to  ring\ 

at  neul  I 

Tinniturus,  a,  um,  pt.  about  tertrg\ 
Tinnitus,  us.  m .  <» ringing,  a  tingling > 
Tinnulus,  a,  um.  adj.  tinkling flyriWTocMWio,  otiVk,  m. «  Httle  ufitner 
Tintinnabiilum,  i,  n.  c  little bJl      |T6gt,aK.  f,  a  gewnt   Mio  time  of 


TitSlMi,  ire.  at  u  f^agger^  t§  rtelp 

to  fiammer 
Txtiilut,  \,m%  a  title :  Alf«  a  m^ 

nument,   a  pretence,  a  hillfet  nfen 

a  do«r^  a  mark  fee  upan.itm^p  ttg 

ftr\mofavow 
Tityrus,  i.  m.  «  reed,  hence  Yir- 

gil's  (Iiephcrd,  a  fatgr,  or  mM 

man,  am  be  goat 

T  before  M; 


Troe^a  ss,  f.  tbe  dividing  et 
into  tfvo  pante 


T  before  CL 


Tintinnacuius,  i.  m,  be  that  maittb 

,    a  ringing 

Tintinnio,  ice.  to  ting 

Tintinno,  are,  veltmtxjxa,  ire.  idam 

TJnus,  a  kind  ofbaytree 

TiAulay  X,  vel  tippula,  vsl  tipulla. 

X.  f»a  water fpinmer  loitbfite  feet 
TTro>  dois.  m«  a  novice 
Tirocinium,  ii.  n.  tbe  firjl  entrance 

upon  aSion,  ignorance,  want  of 

expcrietce 
.Titan,  is.  m,  tbe  fun 
Titiliang,  tis.  pt.  ticking,  O'u 
TitUlatioy  onLs.  f.  a  tickling 
TitiUitus,  03.  m,  idem 
Titillo,  arc.  ad.  to  tickle 
Titillur,  ari.  pafU 
Titio  onis.  m.  a  firebrand  fuenched 
Titivilitium,ii.o.iZ  thing  of  no  value 
Tiiubans,  tis.  ft,  Jlaggering^  ham- 
mering, wavering 
Titiibantcr,  adv.  Jlaggeringfy 
TitJSbantia,  «.  f*  a  fiammering 
TTtiibaiioy  doiS.  f.  a  fiaggering 
Tllubatw,  a,  uis.  pt»  Jri|.^tng 


peace,  management  ef  civii  affiairt^ 

Met.  a  eHent,  m  cover,  or  wrapper 

of  any  tbiag 
Tdgitaritiii,  ii;  n*  a  cemediam 
Togatttlua,  i.  m.  adj«  a  liule  gemjnf- 

man 
Tdgacus,  a,  um.  ac^,  fowtud,  that 

wearetb  a  gown 
Togacusy  i«  m.  d  client,  a  Hvery- 

man 
TogiiU,  «e.  f.  a  little gotim: 
TSIerabilia,  e.  a4)*  or,  comp.  Is-   - 

Urable 
T51eribnitir,  adv.  t^erabfy 
TclcsanduSy  a,  um.  pt.  to  ke  endured 
Tolerans,  tit.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  comp. 

fiimu8,r«p.  endurif^,patieaf,  ftip^ 

porting 
TolSranter,  adv.  i^i.  comp.  flim^, 

fup.  patiently,  eonflantly 
Tolerantia, «.  f.  fufferance 
Toieratio,  oais,  f.  toieratian 
ToleraturuS|  Sy   um.  ^t.  obaifA  ^» 

6  CAT 


TON 


TOP 


TOR 


'    lior,  coop,  men  rmiily  sdmitui, 

tdnattd 
*tt\Xro,  are*  a£t  U  bemr,  f»  nkratt^ 

t»  mMtitaim 
Tolieodui^  »,  am,  pt.  to  hrmg  vp 
ToUeii'j,  oniv.  m.  afwij>e,  a  cranef 

Mn  mgime  of^car 
TollcD*,  tit.  pt.  tak'mg  tfwtfy 
Tollo,  ere,  toDi.  cujuc  tamen  loco 
rtmz  fu/lkfi  Sc  fup.  /tfiam  tcjul/'a* 
turn  a£l.  rr  r«il<  up,  /«  //r  v^, 
f»  tate  «fr#f,  /P  ^Mjf  b^f  to 
tii'KtiTt^  to  titke  mhng  nvithy  to  d/jer^ 
tofutpff.  Met,  ToUere  an:moi,f« 
tmke  heart,  V\i}}t,  Animoc  alkuli, 
to  tKcmrmgOy  Sail.  Se  humo,  to 
gain  frtjmmtKt,  Virg.  RifolDy 
l-ior,  Caihinnum,  toicmghhtmr' 
tify,  Cic.  Cumofcs  horreiidoc, 
eAjett.itf  Vitf.  Graduin,  r«  waSt 
^pste,  rUut.  Laadibas  ali^ormy 
higtl  to  tarnmnJy  Cic.  Tol- 
lere  «RSca>,  to  hresk  it,  Lhr. 
Atiquem  i.'i*u.  t6  ktdkmmp  him, 
Virg.  Altqoem  imedis,  Zrv.  De 
medio,  to  kiU.  Cic. 
TcDrr,  i,  latut  vc/  foblatut  fum. 

pair. 
TolfitaTis.  e.  aui.  that  strhierh 
T<'i*>'r.nut,  a,  um.  adj.  iti^m 
T6li.tvm,»'dw.  ^th  anamhiing  face 
ToQ  ik  in»,  arum.  p\  f .  Jmmaget 
T»  m."clun>,  i.  B    Ma*t.fro 
TA<r  aciilumy  i.  o.  a  tm.uja^§ 
Tomentum,  i.  n.^-.'^t 
'IVmtx,  ««i'  lomix,  icis   f.  «  r«ri 
Tomici  dfn:cr,  tbef-rt  tttth^  Ceif. 
T^mua,  i.  m«  «  vtmhw,  «  ram 
Tocar.^,  tit.  pt.  th^iJerimg^    Siibft. 

the  ti'jkttdtrgry  jfmpiter 
TCr.ifH^  oMic  f.   m  thwft^trirg 


fo  >&/,   /«  poll,  to  Jbavi,  to  iep, ,     one  tcbc  wtahti  rnkti 


or  prune f  to  /rwr/f,  or  hite  eff,  t$ 

moWf  or  cmt  com 
Tondcor,  eri. 
Tonafcit.  it  tbmmdereth 
Tonitralit,  e«  adj.  tbundrirg 
TSnitra,   n.  indecJ.  pi.  tonitnu. 

tbumatr 
TSnitnUy  ut.  m.  thunder 
Tdnitruom,  i.  n.  thunder^  atynuK" 

hlingmife 
Tono,  are,  oi,  Ttoxn.  n.  to  thunder ^ 

eoroarett 
Tocor,  6rit.  m.  an  aecert 
Tonfa,  2.  f .  the  blade  cf  antar 
Tontilit,  e.  a<<j.  that  it,  otwtaj  he 

fbort  flipped,  or  creppnl 
Torti!]a,  c.  f.  0  httleoar,  em  Mmtor, 

repe^  or  ealfe 
Toniil)ie,«roin.f.  ton/It,  thegUndert 
Tonsito,  ire.  to  clip  often 
Tonfor,  oils.  m.  nharher 
ToBsfiriam,  ii.  o.  mhmhef^t Jbtp 
Tor £01  IDS,  a.iiin.  adj.  efa 
Torfiridila,  ar.  f.  vitt  Tonftiix 
Tonf^rira,  ae.  f.  a  harher*tf:«p 
Tonftrix,  ic't.  f.  mfoejhaver 
Tornira,  te.  f.  a  cltppirg,  a /having 
Tonlus,  a,  tim.  pt.  Jborr^  ^^'ff^     ' 
Ton  Jos,  us.  in.  afieerimg 
Tonus,  i.  tn.  a  foe,  m  mote,  a  ttme. 


TSpica,  orvm.  n,j/Ltf^ 
T»p7ce,  et.  f.  tktrtil^ 
T6pTctit,  a,  ram.  adj.  tfd 
Topiom,  ii.  n.  gkmtkit 
T8p6^tapbia,x.  f.  fff 
TSpSgraphut,  i,  m.  4  <# 
T5ral,&t5rale,ii.i.<l<| 

o/aheJ^oKtM 
Tofcular.  vf .'  torcuSie/At 

y«r  wne^  oil,  ftc. 
Torculariom,  ii.  0.  tf^' 
Torculir-ot,  a,  am.  dy  \ 
Torculariasa  ii. «.  'M 
TorcultJin,  i,  b.  or^ 
Torcvlua,  i.  Di.  iim 
Torcuhit,  a,  am.  adj.  if 
Toretuna,  atit.  n.  fhti  • 

imUJed 
TJJreuta,  ar.  m.  s  iBm% 
Torcniicc^es.  ttkttrt^ 
Tormeoy  ioit.  n.  tercia 

the  gripimg  ofthegHt 

Tonr.entuiD,  i.  nJterrfi 

mfy  piece  of  crJat^tt 

Met.  a  pituhjegfVnfi 

ntent,  m  raekhig 

Torfniaa^  un.  a.  ^l,"^ 

Tormina  lit,  r.adj.  Uth 

TorfRinorut,  a^  csl  M 


gripes 
Tcmitor.  oris,  m.  aw 
T5parcha,  k,  m.  ^  hrdof  a  ■£«•'  Torxutut,  a,  cm.  |>t.'V 


ror,  a  hrd  heuienant  of  a  tmmtry 
Topaziot,  ii.  m.  a  topajs 
TSpScon,  m.  a  tcpesc 
Topbvty  i.  m.  a  Jcnd,  cr  grsvei 

ffcme 
T?pia,  ornin.  b.  pi .  J^»/ra  nf  nr 

the  ftp  if  J  mail  Treti 
T6piara,  «,   f.   the   art  of  m 
o^hvart^  or  f^m:es  ^ithtreti 
kTc^"^vQa&>xv«Tu  wt  —Win 


A- 


Torao,  ire.  ad.  r»arf 
TomcTy  ari.  paC 
Tomw,  i,  m,a  wit:, t 
turner  s  t^,     Kof^ 
clodere  torno,  fi  awit 
knopraim,  Piop. 
Torofoty   a,  oa.  i^* ' 
hrenewy,  flraag  eu  et. 
Torpc^  inis.  f .  a««H 
Toffcm,  tia.  pc.  ram^t^ 


T,r«^XC;  't^iiU\,  *«i«s  ui:vvt^x*,-^.»-  .^10- .  »^-i:i^^i;..  .it 


t  6r 


tXA 


t  RA 


',  f*  Af  MM €Kta§9  0ftmt\  Tortor«  Sri;  itui^  ptfl*,  4t  Uur 
:uijb  mtttttd  . 

'    Tortor,  oiit.  m«  4lAflsr«r;    l^us 
tortor,  tf  irBtting  h^rft 

TortttosTuty  acis.  f.  cnoiidmfi 
Tortttoruf,  «,  iitB..i4l.  or,  coaip 

irwfkeUt  AlioJuUo/ttrturepin* 

tricste 


int.  til.  pt«  grffonnr  nnm^ 
1^  ere.  tfigrtw  mAtt  fdum 
iggijh^  Sfi  tarnt/b 

•f^.  iim,  adj.  >lfw,  */r . 

Rr,  or  r^'xi 

MKtib  a,  4a.  ft.  /•  ^  ior 

1^  tit.  i)t.  hmdii^t  UrtMfing 
ly  eie,  Oy  tom  »  fom  aft, 
ifi;^  /•  Acji^  or  'wiirl  a- 
00  Iwn/,  to  curlf  Meton.  to 
to  govem^to  tir«Wf  to  rack^ 
*ur9.  Met.  to  vex,  foporvert, 
ifre  iUri  tofiif>^fide,  Sut. 
f ,  2ri.  pafT. 

,<df  tor^is^  xa.  m.  vel  f. 
f^   or  <i«i»#  4  garknd  of 

Sins,  a,  uiD.  pt.  fntebed 
p  tia.  pt,  &  adj.-  or,  comp. 
^    ftip.    toa^htg,   fotfiini, 
wgt  hifiyt  violem,  buuUongf 
fmtntt  fullrj 
,tJs.  O.  Otorrem 
ifta,  adV.tomp.nore  nfiolektly 
W€,  ui,  foftum.  a£t.  ra/oo^, 
^  ^r«/,  ri»  bake^  tofdtch, 
'ib^to  drjttoflncb  with  cold 
,  eri.paif. 
1^  J5re.  to  btWoofiei  ' 
iy  a,  am.  adj.  dry,  bot,ful 
vshdjbwmedtfeorcbedy  torrid 
§••  n».  efirehrsfid 
onit.   ID.   «  vjrUbittg^    a 
<i£f  o  torturing 
id¥.  ereoktdij^aivry 
,  e.  adj.  tvreatbed,  viodiif 
a,  a,iniiadj.-^«f«a(/     • 


Tortira,  se;  f.  s  Vfrogtkiijg,  Urtiin 
onus,  a. 


Tortus,  a.  urn.  [it. 


i'iSid, 


cUrbdf 


Tonus,  {is.  in.  aroohdnefi 
Torve,  adr.  /««iwi^,  >fe«ii^ 
Tonribui,  a,  um.  rV^  f  •.  tormt 
Tonritas,  itu.  f.  fronmhgJiorkMefs 
Torviter,  U^./roimingfy 
Toralut,  i.  m.  o  lihU  curU  d  liilk 

bed,  a  4tftmon*s  eoiwl 
T^ru's,  i.  m.  twijied  firom,  o  hid 

in  s  gdhitnf  a  repe,  ox  cord^  a 

hedfead,  marHage,  an  crnsmint  tf 

o  vtokau^t  bead.  Tori,  tbt  wtufckt 
Tortus,  a,  um.   i^dj.    or,    iomp. 
.  ffimoti  fop.  trabBed^  grim 
Toftus,  a,  unu  pt.  roafjtd,  to^d, 
.  brdUd,  bokid,  fcorcbed 
'tot,  adj .  pior.  iadecl .  /•  maay,jufi' 

fo  mucb 
Totalis,  e.  adj.  total 
Tjotiliter,  adv;  tbtallf 
TptTdem,  adj.  pl.iDdect.J«j^>&  nutny 
Totiens,  adf.  id.  f «.  T5ties,  adv 

fo  many  times,  fo  often 
Totos,  a,  UID,  wd].fo  great^fo  thany 
Totus,  a,  um.  'adj.  whole ^  wholly, 

togetbef,  tttterlf,  all 
Toxicum,  i.  n.  foifen^  vtnm 

T  before  R. 


Trabalia,  e,  %^),ofabeaau  Clavus 
trabaiis,  a  fifip-nail,  Cic. 


r<C^  tmdangnrs 
Trabeatus,    a,  um,  tidj.  eUdUH 

trabea 
Trabecaia,  m,  f.  a  rafitr 
Trabes,  is.  f.  a/it.  pr»  trabt 
Tcabs,  is.  f.  a  baam  of  an  bosfi,  et 

M     ,  , 

Tradi,  «,f,a  tbttadia  fUeet  tt/wo^l 
Tra4bi,  e.  f.  4fi/  um.  n.  £i>i  o/ 

tvool  rea^  to  bepitktd,  teazed,  or 

carded 
Tra£^bUi|,e.  adj.  or,  cooap.  tra^' 

tabid 
Tradati4oa,  i,  urn.  pt.i'd  Se  bandffd^ 

to  b§  managed 
TraAans,  tis.pt   banding 
Traftatlo,   inis.   f.  an  bandUngf 

Met^  a  treating  of 
Tradatrit,  i«is.  f.  ajirodker 
Tra^biCtts,  a;Uai.  pt.  kandUd,drag\ 

gsd,  Met.  treated  of ,  ufed 
Tra£btis,  ds.  .m.  an  iandlm^  4 

ueating  oft  Alio  a  traSattf  tra{fj^ 

or  ereatife 
Tra£^M,  adjr.  eontintiM 
Tn€ko,  ire.  to  bandu,  to  feel,  o^ 

toucb,  to  order,  manage,  %x  govern^ 

to  »/?,/*  triat,difcourfe^  or  write  of 
Trader,  Sri,  atu9<  pafl*. 
Tradloriua,  il.  n.  a  vtindlep 
Trafiioria  Oryana,  pnllies,  or  eranei 
Tra^rus,  a,  tim.pt.  tf^oirr  to  dravfg 

or  Iroat 
Tn^os>  a,  um.  pt.  draaifn^Qr  pukf" 

ed,  teasiedffpnn.  Met.  dravm  ou( 

in  lengthy  prolongii,  dgrived 
Trailus,  ils^m.^  drawing,  a  dNtV" 

ing  in  lengtb,  a  place,  a  cpugtiff^ 

a  region,  a  chme,  a  eaafi^  a  tr^, 

a  trace,  or  mark,  draught  fit  form , 

a  fire  am,  or  curreof,  a  deriving 
TraderKlus,  a,  um*  pt.  up  be  dcQ* 
tred 


•nk 


Tribca,  ««  f.  a  nb$  worn  by  ki^f^A^t    ^•xv\^\v^»'^a.  tt\a\\iv^       L -^^^^ 


T  R  A 


TR  A 


TR 


TfalM,  bc^  »,  am.  aft. 

*  •'iV'^iP^^ '^  iB  tinBpftuI  Till 


C;^      -    - 


txwSityb^  cAxt.  f*  «  frsifUem 
TricTror,  cms.  f.  a  rrWrar 
TraaTtcr,  impcri.  it  it  ref^Htd 
Trad'tuiBSfa,  bib.  pt,«£c«/i»^ 

irvrr  ^ 
Tj«JTtr.Sy  a,  Bfln.  pC  it^-ani^  /it- 

tf^trid^  uscbUmsI  /«,  or  ^rm  q^  ucnarmB.  '^'*n  *  "^•-_, 

Trado.  CzLy  cidi,  itnn*.  aA  fc  Jb-       Iktc  in  iclipmfli  aEcvi^  <«■  Tiia^iih,  ifcT^ 

/."nr.    /6  imfrlmt^  u  trsm/muit^  u  j     JiT»r^  ir,  liv.    Tra&exe  a^«»A,t  Trui^siSar,  in,  in 

t  rarr,  /•  rtctmauxd^  u  Imfj        i     «•  «i^  Se«.  |  "^ — rraifcir.  L  a. 

Trader,  upaff.  jTraier,  i.  paff.  a  Ar^«n  ,,^~  ' 

Trid':cciu:«s,  a,  eiu,  pt.  l*,  irn^,  ;  Tr^c^ba^  cnis.  f.  «/«>af^,  •^/'-I  TasapjilM,  a,^.ai 

Tt^kahins,  a,  vk.  a^.fturf^wrfl    /=ri^  fmaSm^ 
Tr^ta^ ifc.  fi>  r«»t«y  «t«r  Tiaas.  -^  acv,  5i 

Tfa}ea€r,afi.pifl:  |     ««fcr.i«-d;«i 

Traj^iia.  «  f.  ^  in^aS^*.  :Tra»iBeo,ae.  ftfti 

Tra}«aiia^  a,  nm.  pi.  mkmtnfefs  Trasf^^a^  mo.  f,  rfi 
'"  I  Tna^iaor,  oris. »  i 


zuttr 

Txadurc,erC;ezi,AinB.  afl^a  <arrp« 
ktdf  y^tngy  Of  €9»vty  ffm  im 
futt  U  ^rttltr:  to  tfrtri,  or 
ttmmge,  /•  trmmfsU^  U  UiH^U 

Tia^otof,  I.  pa£ 


VraaLaio,  •~ck.  f.  «  €mTrjhg,  «r  .Tr^caai,  a,  aa.  pc  iir»# thnafk.\  Tra»<&^y4  rf^Wftx 
/riiy  wy  •«r,  a  dtfimusg  j  ^fstrkd  m%^  ^  |  Xian to&i^  a,  as.  ft. 


Tia^L^tct,  oris.  b.  ^  ^f^s£r  j  Tra^ca«i,  Ci.  ».  s  ferry 

Tiacuaus,  a,  off .  p:.  tttmibt  awr,  j  Tiatkieacaa,  a,aak.  a«;.  «»/«^,  cr 

Tiacua,  Ccu.  xr..  «s  ;«/,  ctgraf  \  Txajicicns,  m.  pr.  fsftgner 
TragscafithsB,  i.  m.  ^av  aragamt    \  Trajicio,  cre,cci,abic.  aci  <»  <'<ar?7, 
1  rif tc  2:a,  ca:.  n.  it.ftBtamtmtij  i      ^'  f^wccr^  t§  Itre  ttrim^i^i  ^. 

/*«  //^;»rf  «r  «/ca4  j      '*«,  »  irmjpift^  m  Stamsfir 

Trifkc,  a«ir.  trs^icMly  |  TtajT^ior,  i.  paff. 

Tt'pi  o  ccKccia,  <  trmgiaimedf       |  TraJatH>,  via.  Trasfiado 
IrlgKof,  a,  vm.  adj.  t^cgu^  \  TriialJims,  a,fiD.  asj.  rraaf^crrrd^ 

Ira^Icos,  i.  ic.  m  vi'aer  •ftroft']      tram^fofea^  grdurmrf 

diti  :  Alio  tii  s3tr  i  TiilafbSy  vi/.  1  nflO^aa 

Tr3£  cdia,  ae.  f  •  «  'rtgtJy  \  Traio^uor,  i.  n  rc.Mx/ 

«>«^4£CK£,  i.  ZE.  «  trcftdz^u  \  Tialixco,  ire.  u^tme  ti-rmfk 


trammj',  or  £ra^  acf 
T»Ei.-r.,  i.  n.  a  -r^ 

Ts  J  *:iv«l  ii.  c  a  drrfm^m 
Tj^:  js,  ids.  a;j.  nv<fatf 


i  Traaecs,  Ttiu  b.  «£r^  vvy 
I      a  ^rua,  «  «cae^ 
I  Tramifibr,  a,  om.  pt.  fcjid  ara 
.  Tr.^nittcxu,  tis.  pt.  faj^irg 
yrnxixto.'vid.  Tranlaiitco 


Trasaifico,  en,  c{S 

fa  tiwmfiyarpnki  ce*! 

TranJalp/cM,  a,  b& 

iapaWrir  jl^r 

TranfcrWrrt,  ds.  pt. 

TnnfcfAi,  ert;  o.^ 

Anaqfbia<  f»>knva 

Ak/.     Ab  aisis  ad 

crndcre,  Prw.  .•>  k 

/^^.PlaEt. 

Traafcido^  cr? .  n  tar  < 

TrasicTiaoy  e«,  pfi,  p 

trmwftrike:  Alio  .i  a 

Tiaft^Ibor,  i,  pccsw  pif 

Tranfcripcxo,  oaikf.a 

TranfimptH,  a,  am.pt 

Alfo  Trankunem,  lo.  ftJ* 

iTracfcorro.  cxa,n,  i«ai 

^•^rvft^  n  tarn  A  a  :eii! 

Tranlciirfna;  eft.  anpe 

TraafcDrfurui,  a,  0i| 
.^   r«a«:r^ 


T  R  A 

iriat,  us.  m.  a  pafung  hy 
If  %fid»  Trado 

M-»  i.  ptiT.  U  be  tUUveredu^ 
ico,  vid,  Traduco 
loay  2:«  f*  afn^tt  '  £'*»  tf 
\€akmenf,  a  lattictbehrt  a 
h» 

>,  ire^  itf,  itum.  tOt,  to  go^ 
f^^,  •**  ^*  «*»"»  <*  *»/•'«</, 
^^»  '«  ''tf*  through,  to  g9 
doMtyMct*  tt!  fmeed,  to  fur- 
/•  9mitj  to  go  through^  to 
msTifohe  digofied^Tt^a^it  is 
lt^#  roMe  into  A^/MfQuiat. 
ir^iri*  paC. 

M>,ir£«  %A.m  trat^fhui 
vondus,   a,   um.  pt.  to  ^e 
kt  9very  or  trMr^lsnted 
irens,  tis.  pt.  transforrit^ 
r(»ft  ferrc,.  tuli>   latum.  a£l, 
rf,  or  krin^/romt  to  trarw 
^irsmfplmt,  to  trsn/j/tort,  to 
9t»mto  rofofy  or  dofn^  to  uft 
fttricsJfy,  Met.  to  fuou 
tor,  ferri.  paC 
[D,  «re*  M  rtf«  thrmtlk 
|Or,i.  pair. 
'guratio»  ooit.  £•  tran^u^ 

{guritua,  a,  inn.  pC.  trgMf- 

|ur«ft  ire.  a£k.  /«  tramform 
iQrttr,  ari»  atos.  paC 
:ua,a,um.  pt.  thru^  tbiougb 
O«&re,xi,xuia,n.f0j?«w  over 
i\o,  ere,  odi,  ffuizi.  ad.  to  , 
through 
l«ur.  i.  paC 
ioaatio,  oais.  f .  it  Uais^^-  \ 

watus*  a,  una.  pt.  tram-  1 

Mir  «•  adj.  tramfornud        | 
)0»  are.  aft.  /^  tran^orm 
io»  ar^  atus.  pafT. 


T  R  A 

TranaRJro,  arc,  to  ,bo>'e  through 
TransfoiruSjva,  um,  toounded 
Traas  fret  alio.  onii,f,  a  ^JJing  over 

tbrijtu 
Traasfretatarus,  z,  um«  pt.  sbout 

t0  pafs  over  the  /iea 
TransfretO}  are.  topafs  over  thefea 
Traasfufia,  ».  c.  g.  ii  deftrttr 
Tranfui^io,  ere,  ugi,  ituin.  aJo  run 

away 
TtaiufugHim,  li.  n.  a  revolt 
Trannfuaio,  are.  to  Jiuike  through 
Transfundo,  *rc,  udi,  ufum.  aft*  to 

pour  out  of  one  vejfiiinto  another 
Transfufio,  5ais.  f«  tramfufia* 
Tranrgredieniy  tis.  ^Upafing  voer 
Traalgredtor,  i.  cfTus  (um.  d^p.  to 

pafit  or  go  ox/er^  tQ  traufgrejs^  to 

.fitrwfount 
Traiiigrt$o,  oni««  i>  ^Htf^H  '*^* 

or  biiyu4t  a  trgnjjgrifiou 
Traafgr^flbr,  oris.  ai«  0  trtfMjgreJf^r 
Tr^n^reflut,  4»  w^*  pt«  that  bstb 

pajfedoiver 
Tranagrefluif  {is.  Mxfu^  tranigreflio 
Traoije^ioy  oats.  f.  9>ti^ng  over 
Traotjeftuf.  4,  nm.pt.  laidgerofs 
Traniicns,  cui\tis.  pt.  pajpng  ov^r 
Traosig^)^  ^re,  igi,  aftun.  %&•  in 

pierce^  to  conclude,  tqfinjfi^  to  4(ih 

patfh,  tu  ft^  t^qie 
Tran;Tgpr,  1.  palT. 
Transjicio,  eci.  aft.  t9  wound 
Traosjicior^  i.  pafT  ^9  be  ^omtfded 
Traasi'lio,  Tre,  Tvi,  v#/ui.  a.toiump 

b^jcndt  tg  p0ji  over.  Met,    to  iaf 

ceed,  to  pretermit 
Transiiii,  e.  aej.  that p^^tb  ovtr 
TtjjuiUo,  i)niS|  f.4  revoitwg^a  truw 

priori 
Tran&TtSrius,  ^,  pm.  a^j.  trAuJitory 
Transitur,  itura.eft.  imperf  be,'wet 
they  pafs  over 


TR,A 

Tr  ansjftos,  a^  um.  pt.  paffedover 
Transitu s,  us.  m.  apajftng  ovtr^  m 

P^JP^Z^i  « tranft 
Tran  (labor,  i,  pfus.  to  fide  over 
Tranflitio.  onis.  f.  a  tramf wrings 
tranjlation  :  Alfo  the  tretn/pUnting 
oftreet 
Tranflatitie,  adv.  negligently 
Traonatitias,  a,  um.  sStj.  tramfeti^ 

red,  ordinary^  mean,  commou 
Tranflativus,  a,  um.  id» 
Tranflator,  oris.  m.    he  thst  daj^ 
convey  from  one  place,   or  ptrJoM 
to  another 
TraAilaturus,  a,  um.  pt.  eihout  t§ 

tran^te 
TranflatuSfS,  nm.  pt.  ^aught  over^ 

Mct,-ehauged^  trdnjlated 
Trtntl^o,  ere,  egi.  aft.  toresdover 
Traailuceasj  tis,  ^t,funingtbrougk^ 
Tranfluceo  ere,xi.r\./«y(&fiM  through  ^ 
TranfluciduSA  a>  um.  ^i],tra)ifparoi4 
Te«DraUrina5,  a.um.adj.  bt^nd^ 
Tranfmeabilii,  e.  adj.a^y  UpaJJed^ 
through  ^    , 

Trvifoiieaas,  tis,  ))t.  paffiMg«vfr^ 
TraafaiAOi  are.  to  pajs  over 
Tranfmigratio,  oois.  f.  a  depOfUf^ 

to  anther  pltieo^  jtrHmfmigratim 
Tranfmigra,  are.  a.  i#  teguive  ^p 

dwoHing 
Tr^Qfjudio,  onis.  f.  a  fttt^nig  ove^ 
TranfmirsQras,  a^  um.  pt.  about  t$ 

Jend  over 
Tranfmiirus,  Qs,  m^4tpA![agt    , 
Traarmi(9>t>  a>  ofll*  ft,  feut,  orp^ 

t^^ver 
TrajiCnitteQias,  a,  um.  pt.  to  b$. 

tmnfmttod^   Of  pofiponed 
Txzn(w\xxtxi%tt\%,^t,paffing  ovgr,&c 
TranfmittOi  ^re,  ifi,  ifum.  aft.  /• 
ffnd  ovef^  to  tranfmit,to  make  over 
Tranfinittor^  i.  paO*. 


Tf4nj?turus,  ^,  uji.pt.  a^9W^»f4/ilTraaCmQfl\U3SW^^'»iA\Vv^««N^^^ 
»v£r  X  1  1  V  -     "^T 


TnAfniorett  i|iittit  pt«  tm^rotm 
Vnnfmotco,  ere«  ovi,  Stom.  t9  re- 

mtfvjrmm  m#  U  mnuthir 
TraniWiotaQt,  tit.  pt.  cBaiigiMg 
TnnAiiCtitlOf  onif.  UatrMt^um- 

tmtimt 
Tnnfmuto,  ire.  i€L  u  epangt 
Tran^tant*  tn.  pt  ffemming  over 
Tnnfitito,  ire.  tt/wm  ewr 
Tranfnatorut,  a,  uih*.  pt.  akaut  to 

fwim  over 
<t*rinrno,  arc.  to  fwim  over 
TranfnOaierOy  ire.  to  over'Ttekem 
Tranfpadinut,  a,  um.  adj.  keyoitd 

the  Po 
TnnfpKTto,  ere.  n»tohe  tranjjtgretit 
TranfpeQus.^s.  mat  lookino  tbromib 
Tranfprcio,  {re.  aft.  to  ieoi^^mgb 
TranfiTcior,  i.  paiT. 
TranfpTritio,  Snii.  f.  trauffirathm 
Traafpon*,  2re.  aft.  to  tfmufpoje 
Traafportstlo,  onis.  f,trtnfbortstion 
TranrportatGrus,  a,  um.  adj.  thut 

h  trawjpcfle,  or  tratjpert 
^rtnfp  rtaudus,  a,  am.  pt.  f  it 

tremjfortei 
Tranfporto,  ire.  aft.  to  iremf^  ; 

A\fotikin$iA 
Tonrp^'T^cr.  ar),  itot,  paiC 
Tranif  oft:io,  onk.f.  a  trmt^JUtom 
Tranfp6:)iru»,  a,  um.  pt.  treuAofed 
Tranfrhenahos,  a,  ual.  adj.  beyond 

theR'-:he 
TranfsG  i  ur  ,i.  um.pf  ./iVr^c^  tbroufrb 
Tranflibi:tinas,  a,  am.  adj.  teyond 

rh  Tj%er 
Tranftilltfni,  i.  n.  «  little  tretmfotk 
Tranftrum,  i.   n.  ^  hntb,  fe^  hM 

ho,it,  or  gdlfji  A  lib'  a  rfn/om^  er 

hum.  ti^rder 
Trjiirvafb,  we.  todectfn! 


TnuiMIio,  it\,  xlyAom.  %SL  i 

ttrryover 
Tranftch*r,  i.  pafT. 
TranffSna,  ae.  c.  g.  g/rsiQer/ko 

h^fondfea 
Tranfverberitusy  a,  uiH.   pt.  An 

through 
Tranfverb€i^,  ire.   aft.  M  Jhh 

throagb 
Tranfverfa,  vide  Adverfaria 
Tranrvena,  a^V.  ojietf.  affetitt 
Traafverfairio'my  li.  n.  s  refte^^ 

tre^nfem 
Traiirvef(af!iii,  a,  im.  ad],  mmt' 

thvitrt 
Tranfrenli  atfy.  etcrefi 
Tranfverdo,  f .  a  tretverfa/g 
Triflfvirfitty  a,  um.  i^.  ar  pt.  i 

verthmMrtf  aerofi,  tr^Perfi,  tot 

tfSrff  e^M/Ue.    iTranrfenvt  w 

to  he  tranieftedwthpsJUm,^ 

Tranfverram  digitoifi,  gjbfif 

hetUtht  P!a»t.  TranfteilBtt  i 

pere  ftti^oem,  to  wiskt  O9ie0^ 

dirlftkf^  Floir. 
TraAliiltOx  ire.  toju^  d«vr 
TrantQftio^  <itt,  pfi»  ptufli.  aft.  i 

tahefr^tk  erne  H  anither 
Trahfumptio,  tnla.  f^  a  tskii^frg 

one  to  ttpother 
Tranfumptivus,  a,  vm.  p^.  M^f 

iug  /»  J  cbaai^aifim  tm  to  g 

%otbir 
TranfvSlant,  t!|.  pt»fiitg  over 
TranfvoITto.  i^e*  tejie  ottfr  ofim 
Trinfvolo,  irt.  to  fie  o^er,  er  hi 

jond.  Met.  r«  ^|r«9  t$  dtfert 
Trapcffy  cti;  V[i>  an  ijfl  fre/s 
Trapetiim,  i.  n.  9  Trapetoii  i.  fl 
Trapeza,  f.  abMmker*t  table 


f^'} 


iStp^'t 


T  R  I 

5ra«.  m.  foldiers  in  the 
ts  S  reftrw,  A4  triariot 
di\t,  rr»tf.  the  kuJUteft  it 
i  the  Ufi  pufj 
is.  f.  tht  tray,w  tbftf  pmnt 
idis.  f.  mulier  mffrtilfima 

OBIS.  m.  a  tkreaihrnre  clmk 
kift,  t,  •«.  adj.  •/ «  triht 
Ant,  a,  u.-n.  pc.  ^9  ir  4if/r/ 

&C 
ty  tis.  pt,  attrlhutinfr 
^  IB,  f .  tf  /f/f/f  c«rr 
S5»,  onis,  f.  trthnftthn 
»  fll.  o«e  »/  the  fame  trike,  a 
tm 

,  arc.  /« thrpjhf  t9  nnx 
niy  i.  m./ii/.  ^v.  trihula 
I",  i.m,  a  tbiffl%  a  krsmhlt 
I,  alis.n.  a  tribunal 

n^tr  frnm  o-vtrjl^iwin^ 

tas»   us.   m.   the  tffice  and 

f  tfthe  tr  thine 

tiut,  a.  un.  a«^j.  belong hg 

irihun'S 

IS,  \,  m,  a  tribune,     Tri- 

'the  p99p!e,  Tribuni  tnili- 
'U>ho  bad  the  command  tf  a 
I  fi'<  fo  eicb  hg\oHf  and  cnm- 
a  by  tumt,  a  nhnef.  Tri- 
er arii,  ret^9cri  ^^emrat 
ere,  ui,  utum.  aft.  togivt, 
f  rtgarJ,  to  attribute^  to  di" 

•,  i,  otus.  pafT, 
Os.  f.  a  tribe y  or  noa^d 
irh]9>  a,  «]D.  adj.  tribtttarj 
m,9iv»^uardiyvf9rd 
0,  ont!«..f .  a  ^fiributing 
>r,  orii.  fl).  «  iftributer 
iniy  i.  n.  tribute,  eu^^m,  im' 
f  'W»,  fi«/l,  or  aJTtJfinent 


T  R  I 

TribStus,  a,  um.  pt.  pvm^dlvihdt 

di$nhmed 
TrVbutui,  a»  nm.  idj*  tf_^/Jtj'  trihti 
jTrtca;,  aruoi«f.pL  &7tj  kt^iyr  impedt- 
I     puntjrijlsi,  gu^a  .  1,  f9ifl;rie»t  Mp 
iTrTcator.  6ri«.  ,b,  i*  ii^yfr,  d  dsU/tr, 
jTriccaariui,  a,  um.  adj,  ef  fbirfj 
iTriccni,  :ir,  a.  aij,  f*/rt|f 
TnccnnSlis,  n.  adj,  sf  tbifff  jr/tf^-J 
Trtccntcni,  as,  a.  adj.  three  bapjred 
TriccBiicf.  adv  thr^t  bn^tirtj  ttmiM 
TrTceps,  itli.  adj.  th''^e  b'sded 
Triceeiaiuf,  a,um.  adj.  fhitkt*-rnth 
TrTceflit,  it.  q*  the  ufftgbf  «/  tbirif 


Tricies,  adv.  tbi'tj  ilmrt 
Tnctiniarchet,  ae.  m.  the  ^rdtr^^w 

direSer  ef  tbe  tncVimnm 
Trieliniana,  onim.  7«/iuni.  D.  th 

hangings  nj  a  during  rotfia 
TricliniarM,  e.  adi*  qf^  or  bekifgip^ 

t%.a  aining  room 
Trtclioiarium,  ii,  n,  a  di*'t/tg  r^p 
Triclinlariiis,  a,  mn»  adj*  of  th^  di- 
ning roam 
Tnclinium.  li.    n.  c^aibet  f<if' fbe 

gutfti  to  dty  or  k»n  aitflg  n^ai,  tk^^ 

dining  room 
TrTco,  5nis,  m*  tf  trtfie^ 
Tricolor,  oris,  ad  j»  »/>tf «  Cff/*«rj 
Trie  or,  ari,  atus  ftiai^  4cp.  to  tnjle^ 

to  tmk 
Tficor^iigcri  a,uiii,  ^H*rbrf«  ha^md 
Triicornis,  e.  at^,  tirrt  homtd 
TricorpATySrit,  adj*ivirfr  tbret  bidip 
Tricofai,  a,  um.  adjijpi//?/  Nf*i 
Trrqi'pisjxdis,  aJj.  ^jtbrbte^oiieti^ 
Trfdcas.  tis.  m.  th  irM^ 
Tridentifcr,  fef  Trideat%f»*  um 

adj.  an  etitbet  of  Nffiufw/s^r  bh 

ibree'/orkfditeptrt 
Tridean054fns,tia,  idem 
\TrXd93ln^X9t9if\xm,c^rttiHuingtht-tedAf\ 
Tndoum,w,nJbe  ff  i<rt  0/tb  ti  ^,1 
/T/icnijif,  c,  adj.  •/ titrtt  )««n 


T  R  I 

Triertnltim,  li,  a»  tbree years  fpaei  . ., 
Tfknt,  til*  m.  f^  tbird  0art  (faMf 

thffljf 
ThentaJ,  al's.  n,  4  //wAr  veffil 
Tncn  I  ai  i  ■,€.  a  dj ,  /oar  itfii:/>^i  iiick^&s. 
Trier ai chilly  i.  m,  tbe  euptain  of  m  ' 

^M^f  tufflf  three  bankt  ofoan 
"^fict^ricut,  t,  nm.  ec/vy  tiUrdye^ir 
Triiix,  Ted.  adj,  oftbree  tbreadf 
Tf  JL  far  iaiii,ailv  jhrim  manner  ffways 
Tnfariuia  a,  ua.  aij.  tbreefiU 
Tii(iui,€h.^ti'}.bavifeg  tbrte moutbt 
TnfcTj   W  trifSrua^  a,  um.  that 

bt^nib^vit  tbrice  a  yea9     ^ 
TrHtdua,  a,  uob.    adj.    elifk  inta 

three  fgrtt 
Trtf  oLum,  ij,  n,  trefoil 
T J 1  for  rtii  I,  fl,  a  1  j .  ^  tbree forms 
TfFfur,  Lirii.  c.  g.  a  naUdtbi^f 
Trtfgrcityu,  a,  aiq.  adj.  tbreeforted 
Tv^iiu^Ti^  I,  111.  a«  arrant  ro^ua 
Trlhiwtt  a,  ua^.  adj.  thrU'forJked 
TrTga,  ae, T ,  a  fjr(  w/V6  /Acm  barfet 
Trxi;iriusj   ii,   i4»  90^  wbo  drH/tt 

fbt^e^  b^rfet 
Tn'g^^ifUj  :e,  *4  ^I*  tbree  at  a  birth 
Ci  1  ^^cst  rvj  s^  a ,  mn.  adj.  tbreefoid 
r  rlg^^c^  it^a.  a»y  ,bavmg  three  bndo 
Tt^cfi^j,  adr.  ri^jf d  r/Wf 
rrtg^jiTiutj  ^\iim%9A\.  the  thirtieth 
rrfgWa^  adj.  pi.  ind^  tbtrtt 
rrfj^onalii,  e.  aij,  three  cornered 
rrji||^auf|  it  nit  d  trituigk< 
FriUbHi,  e,  a^J.r^AP^otff^^'ap^f^ 
TrtJin^nia,  1*  ^4(«lf»Xi    or  Jkilied  in 

tbrte  iw^nei 
T(  r  1 1  * ,  Tc  if  ♦  nJ j.  <{f  r Arf*  thread* 
frr^at:tt$i  a»H  fi|,  three  yours  oti 
(VTqieaibriSj  c.  iij.  of  th^ee  farts 

Trimndia,  at,  f.  thre$bu/k*k 
Trijii'^diucn,  ii.  a.  r^/^ai 


Trinoi*  a.  um.  ;  i,  r^tgr,  tht  thirj, 

thr'g  teeth*  r 
TriSh^MiH,  ".  »J;.  v'le,  pit  if  ml 
TriobSl-jin,  i.n.  :h^.  Lttfotrnt 
Trcnes,   uir..  pUviwg  tx^n  :   Al/b 

ftvm  jta^t  eaUra  Ccmki**  tetuw, 

Trira/i'.  r./r  ^j^.-J  tp.-ii  th-et pr*n 
T.-pa-cu«.ii  "•»•  >^i»  «^''>  i^*'"''*., 
'i  riFir:i;6    «/  tripsr;  t5,  jJv.   ur 

Tripjr:iv;«,  -v/  trperrirjr,  «» lo. 

p:.  J-'^wi:^  :h:j  tr  r.  r  rdrfi 
Tni*-^ft-ij»  *,orr.T£-rt  tt-ftknmfh 

Tri«kVa-<«*.  a,  urn  ^dj.  ^r^Ariv/Mf 

Trt J  c^  J*. a,  uai.  »dj.r>ri«p nrinn 
Tr:4».V  s.  ic*.  a.»j.  in^/',  thntftU 

1:  jv}»~:vi$.   4.  n-r.  p:.  trt'ieJ 
Trip'.rcc.ui..  ni.  nrvv«- Am-^ey^' 
Trifiivitj*,  Iti*.  f.  nvf.ictfy 


,  Trin^riiluiy  a,  um.  s^  dmmpi^ 

ITrifttiici.s,  «.  lun.  aci.  ^«^v'i^ 
TrJ!it,   e.   ar.j    •r,  cnir^.  ffiaiWy 

fixffrti^  &c.  sirrefKatfifJmilvtmfJ^^ 

Trift  ties  'i*  'i^^ 
Trifaiois.  a»  oa.  idj.  ri#«r  fmmiti 
TrlT^iB^iM.  a,  um.  adj.  fr>,^lk».V, 
tf  tbtTK  ^yJmhUM 

Triuvui,  -.  m^  <rMttr  grgm^htr^s 

iTrrkr  t,  a,  un.  adj.  ttteitfa 
|TriiIc».ni,  i.  n,  whmf. 
'Tr:i«>n,  f.aia.  ai.  « ^  fatf 
I  TrTtor,  dria.fli.tf  g^tdir 

i.  li  en,  ar.  f.  m  g^irStig 

IViiCritor,  in,  « tbt^^ 

Tnc::ro,  arc  f»  linn^ 


TritiiD] 
Triatn] 

Triomi 

viri  I 

Trnmr 

tOtt€ 

Tifuci 


TcocUi 
Trockfa 

TrarlH 


T.I5a,f, 
ra^tfi 


R.  U 

f ,  Jigmrati^ely 

,  on.  adj.  fyt^kti/§ 

tropt 

V  ^Acate  lafs 
I.  ahtam,  a  J^MCf 

fricket 

m,  pt.  u  he  enuified 
ini.adj^iW*  tbirfly 
I.  f.  m  truelWingp 

»  fo  fffsjfn,  t§  M^- 


T  U  E 

hdi0  of^t  tree,  a  ho4y  tvitbeut  mb  f 

b^ad.  Met,  a  bleckifty,  ox  fhtfid* 

ertsturt 
Trusitiiis,  tt.  adj*  may  ^  turned 
Trusito,  ire.  f  tbru$  through 
Trufo,  iff.  ftbntftoft^ 
Triittna,  a.  f.  the  ijpie  in  tohhb  the 

Ungue  oftbefeakt  iMver6.8yn9cd. 

a  fair  fiffcaUs.     Campaoa  tru- 

tinaatf  itomam  halaneeftroy-weighe 
TrfitiHor,  iri.  <Jcp,  /*  toei^,  or  «:- 

ammit  *^  eemjider  nueil 
Tmx,  4icis.  adj.  reugb,  cruel 

T  before  U, 


Til,  tviy  tfbi,  pro*,  fiw 

Tuapte  ipontey  efebine  ow»  aceerd 
tus.  piA  Tuatin,  adv.  tfi jro»  mr»  wont 

r.  iii*  comp.AmI,   Ttfba,  c  f.  a  trumpet,  a  pipe 
n  in  gn4fbai]A«r-   TSbari«a,  ii.  m.  m  trumpet  mmker 

TObar,  Sri».  o.  «  ^ajfj  a  mufi^reoMy 
f.  frwelrir  ahuMch,  ai  in  a  camel*!  bi^ck,  d 

Uffl.  adj.  or,  mmf%       ^tff,  *  kneb  im  mtree 
rmel,fieetef  ftmage^  Tdber,($rit.  m.fruit  of  the  taker  tree 

T0bercu  1  un,  i.o .  0  pimfle^w  wheel 
WiUerwmifi  peje       Tuberofiffimui,  a,  um.  adj.  hua/p^ 
(am*  aft.,  fe  thntfi       /W  out 
aC  Tlibjcen,  ?nit.  m.  «  trumpeter 

a/p  to  irink  in,  •  TilbVIatiis, a,  nm^helhw like  ektipe 
,  a  pern  teputfre   Tubfilas,  i.  m»  a  Sttle  pipei    AKo 
f  nfeat «, «  piffpet       thefumel  rf  a  ehhmnee 
^afin  t§  vtAhmds  Tubyrclnorf  Wtubuecinor^  aii.  to- 
Im  M  fk^er  eat  ireeii^ 

aff.  TQboa,  t,  m.  et  eamdiat pipe, « tuie 

I.  pt.  w^aud  TUdhnmif  >•  n.  afeafi^e 

to  mdmjto  the^  eff  TiSdet,  Ttii,  '&f  todit,  «  heetU 
)ja.ad}.  elogged      TiiG%§U,  ae,  (.  s  h'tt/e  beetle,  a  Is- 
.  m  iUtkfteek,  A|i-       id^»  a  priuii^  irem  to  wesrk  with 
ieofh^ibblett,QtM.   Tjidtaitlo.  are.  te  kenmeer  eut 
\,pigipe$tytoft      ■  TuAXtQ^are.tenorkTaitb  an  hammer 
Ij.  cut /burt,meim*\  TuesdM,  a,  u«9.  pt.  ie  be  de/kmUd 
vanti^i  \  T«eat,tia,  pt.  hihinr^defendiug       I 

flump,  Jh€b,  or  j  Tiieor|  in^  t^lfas,  &  t^t  us^  <ep.[ 


T  U  M 

tefee,  or  ^nboi^,  fo  hoi  fledfaftly^ 

te  d^nd,    te  be  dtf ended,  te  ketp^ 

or  maintain,  te  upheld,  te  keep  im 

fepeir 
Tiiguridiuin,  L  n.  tf  Rttle  cottage 
TiSfiirioin,  ii.  n.  a  cottage,  ahdge 
T(iitio,6ni$.  i,a  deftnding,  tu'itioa 
Tiili,  prat.  \Jt  <oJio] 
Tuljpa,  s.  f.  atuUp 
TJlm.  adv.  then,  at  that  time,  men* 

over,  a/tertvar^t,  inJSde 
Tom.  conj.  andatfo 
Tumba,  ee.f,a  tovdt,  a  grave 
Tuaaefaeio,  Sre>ci,aftuai,  to  maiie 

tefweM,  to  puff  up 
T{S«!Sfaftu8,  a,  unp.  ^t»JweUen 
Tiiineno,  tis,  pt.  fwefliug,  haughty, 

angry 
Tuaieo,  ere.  ui.  te  fwell,  te  overr 

^ntPy  to  be  ptiftd  up,  to  increafi^ 

w  buy  ft  out 
Tumafcans,  tis.  pt.  /welling,  Mct^ 

breaking  out    * 
Tuaaefcp,  ^te,4ofweH,  to  break  out 
Tfiinex,  ids.  f.   a  ropt,  or  cord 
Tumicla,  2t.  f.  diai.  a  littk  eerd 
Tumiae,  eAy.f'Ufcllif^,  proudly 
TuaAidulii8^a,ufn.y0ffMWi^  ftvolUt^ 
Tiimidus,  a,  um.  adj.    or,  comp. 

fiiaiua.  fop.  fwelhn,  preud,  lofty^ 

haughty,  fimce,  ttfty 
T{Sau>r,  dris.  m,  a  turner.  Met.  bf^ 

tiuefs,  pride,  awer  \  the  pinch,  OX 

cr'tfit  of  a  matter 
TdaiUandM,  a,  um.  pt.  to  he  &« 


TifaiUAio,.  oais.  f .  ara  intmbing 
TUmSiSiXu;  9,  mn.  pt.  in/embed 
Tilniilo,  are.  n€t.  to  bury 
TiSmulor,  ari,  atuf .  paff. 
Tiiwulofus^  a,  ^mMyfull  of  hilhcka^ 
Tttault1unsyti9.pt.  makinga  tumul% 
Tuvultuarii,  adv.  tunnltucufy 
Tumalmirt6.  adv«  idem 


TUN-  T  U  R  TUI 

TimvUiuniist,  \xm,  ibai  lu  ha/U    ITonros,  ««  om.  ft.  &  adj.  ^cjfcs,  .     i&n«ss.  fax  as^ 

TUtnultuiius  6iib,  f. « bMnyhg      I      threjttd  |     ^J>;rw,  V:raT,«iii« 

'^a'naltuitaii  a»  na.  adj.  »«4ij^ !  Tcopte  ingen'o,  ofyyursmihegj     Tnri^^  s.i.s  thnp 

m  tumult  I  Tuor,  vi^.  Tueor.  |  Tar;::IIas,  :.  ib.  <  Jjifl 

Tr:  Aukuo,  are.  id,  qa*i  •  Tiirba,  js.  t.  «  n-di^tui^^  trinlhU         roriiTIwi,  :•  n.  «  iitd 

TuttulcDor,  ari,  aro»  fa«B,  tffp.  f»  '.  Tw&aTncBWO,  i.  n.  trmhk,  maii'j   Turiuf,  i.  ar.  « .'W 

3^*.'  « ttrmuk^  ct  A-,  refr-w,  or   Tarbtn«,  til.  pt.  d.-ij'H-^  *^  emstU  « Aiett 

rrfaf.V  Tttftj.  tafll  r9  M  14  --*  Turbitc,adr.  Tiffc  i^V^fr  j  Tnrgew,  ds.  pt-^B^S 

t  tr  .-j»-,  M  hKf '^^  Tirbatim,  atJv.  tw'4  diivif*  \  Turjca^  =f«,  C.  n.  f.-i 

Ti.  TiMlcuote.adv.  ins.  comp.  /nine,   T«rrit<K,  oris.  sn. «  ^jt.*^:r       ^    •       *y,  M.-t.  ry  ir  ^ 

fjp.  ;•-  ja  i)4r»^  TirKjmi,  icis,  f.  m  j^ffarfsr^ficBiia  j  Tw-jciawv  tw.  ft  A 

Tu=iohu7.ro$,  a,«in.  adi.  or,  coiBp.  TurHiiar.  tnip^rf.  ftw»  -i  z  *sifr   |  Tofjdco,  ere.  ft-'v^ 

fii-nas,  (99,  f;rm»titM%^ffitti'mst   T.ji^i'ua,  a,  a-n.   rt.  C?  a-i.  or,|Tar*adc,  a^./se^ 

/*■»'*«  ^1/,  rxj:5fi  I  Ti:T*fthii,  2,  cm.  aJ^.j 

TCattltG*.  u«.  (^  aai.  x'\  m.  «--  T»;t>c!:i,  ».  f.  dim.  m  .VrrV  J&V        i      rf^,  /**1pf^  *f 
«i*%  rraV/.  3* .I,;  £«^' . ,  A»r.f.   TjriTce.a«'».:ts.  came.  «pi»©frj»^>jTa»io.  daiau  m,«fl* 

's--    .»r  .Tji*i-f,  jsj  .••;^«^,  \t        ^'mm  '  J  T»Tmap,  jp.  f.  £  vaf 

•i  •■•-i  .^  J?:. «  TsrMdo*,  a.  --a.  c-,  wnp  i!iima.i  Tan^ijc,  air.  wr^jlo 

T-;5n::ut^  I.  fa.  «.-f;-vi,  «  rW,       1*-?.  »-/:>,  f:^;^^,  i>vj.f«  M«-f  Tjc*ira>t«.«c,aLi 

1  w  t c,  ac T .  rem  r .  rJ-.  %  .-.• ; .i^**  /  ar,       f-f .  ^Mi^ii^, fnaJ^maua^yur^  ■  TcraiI*aB»  adv.  rf  «n 
I'S  r.e:,r.:o,  <r  jj^  .-?>»,     J»       -i->  { Tacyr,  adr. /Sagr 

Tiaitnr.tw.  rt.  H.-.-iy  tfm  :ii^  lit  a  t^  ^  jTct^TccWs,  a,  «•-/■ 

1  c>4.f»  t^,  :i.;ii-.  t--.i"jsi  aft.  ;•  T-^^."aI^i«,  a,  «k.  a^.  or,  casp.  1  TuparlciBBK,  a,  va.  i 
*»«**,  ,.V.if,  .*ay.    .—   >^-,    Si        "irjrio  ia»]   aMdr-^ir^r*        iTusfU.  c.  «i;.   Of ,  c 


i^i,  fTf  .>r  r  i.-5:-tt«M,  a,  a«.  Ki«r-5a^  »««i   j      fz^^m^^St'-y^MC 

'il'^i<*:*^  T  -T  »,  Art.  a^  f»  ^^JBrjsmfmwi^  1     fw^kJ^ma/J^ 

,^''  tt^^^^^djt^                        (Tar^Iter,   adr.  iss.  ' 

T>»*»»  »*  l\i\  jaj,  Tjr^ar.  ir.  Its*  paC                       |     fa»-  /hMTmlf,  «? 

T.,  >»ca»  ar«  t,  ^  au**!  w'/.m^  «•  r«rSo«  ^s."  ;.u^e^  iai*,'*-*'*^-^  9     •*"J-  ^'^»  ^J?*" 

J^«*«-.«\4>«^^4  j^vr<«  w.d^  w'^iii  ^  ^r«.  *  C.X-.JU;  aavj     ail*,  J.V^Bt:|L  ams 

/<*  ./^  %  i^ts,  mftti^  cr  «£».  ^  'avc^.  or  oatt&r^  sfsj^rfm^n  « kT^zMw  i^c  adL  n  ie 

*«^  <«  ^-"C  .-^  .a*  Vf  A*I  V  AI  0  r/f.  «  »«-«-f-^«  «9  <id^|f  <-"<«  I     £<  4^*^.1* 

' "«  ^^  r  «»  «»;>^*fijmr«  £jv  KflR>  ;>'  i>-»ai  «»cv,  «qc  i^  JvoarJ  |  Tviyac,  ici,  iSK.  pa: 

■  ■«*»>  hV  ,«wk   .•  mti^'  i*s  i  :ar,  M.iu  f^,  rt£f»  fitf-  .TcaiciU,  c  f.  «  i 

*■    '  ^^^.>^,  u^iR  ad-   r»-.4r!M  :-  ;,  **njc»                                 I     ^brdaar 


»^^>^ 

k   ^  v'^ 

a^ 

11*^  r-  , 

»..« 

^«.\ 

S  »i^ 

4^ 

•4.\ 

s  il 

\« 

:  i*,i** 

*N 

yy 


V  AQ 


high  §s  a  icToer 

Wli  i  fjhl  catted  a  turtle 

f .  0  e^pftrd 

.  f.  «  HttU  eifgi> 

%m,j9^eB  t»  a  eofffh 

i«rb»,  C9in/Hir 

lis.  f.  c§kio0$ 

tvi.  r«  Mit^^ 
.  afmgb 

I.  ft.b$0te9t  ^fimm^ei 
t.  n*  <r  ^1^  tfrrfuge 
it*  n*  tf  defenee 
ly  i.  R.  finif 
um,  ft.  t»  he  dtftw^d 
tme^Hertaltt 

comp.  liM,  fl(|r/h{r, 

t,  kmfing 

.  a^j.  tMttiarf  gaardkm 

i.m.  tfWflri^ 

«»»  %^^  !-««'• 

,  frtq.  ftf  tff/«^ 

m.  a  t0er,  0f%s»Sa9 
om.  «dj.  if  tf  Miw 
I.  a  wmaift  rii//,  #^ 
»/*  tf  tfritfiU  caf\ 
tr 

adj.  or>  comp.  iiiBOf» 
fjrf  tf  dn^er^  fiewtt 
r  ckienris  OnitBf,  ^Z- 
'/v/ft^.  Haf. 

Dc  too,  mt  4 W^. 


I 


TbtfbwY. 


fViccmut,  U.  m.  a  eow  htHl 
VacciOHNB,  ii.  a,  a  klmhkerry 
Vaccia«8,  a>  ua.  ^^.ofa  cow 
VaccJiia,  e.  f«  an  teifir 
Vaccfio,  ieri.  /#  St  made  emptf 
yicefra,  k.  f.  a  rati  cf  timber,  0 

poft,,Qf  tedder 
Vacarrofm,  a,  aau  adj.  dtitijbi 
VMiluhff  dt.  pt«  wwtierif^,  »«• 

fteadytJUgferiMgt/aimting 
YlciJIitio^iflia.  I.«  tv^vering^flag'^ 

Vacillo,  are.  a.  r«  fi^iggef 

Ylclf !U||  atta.  f.  tiMvf,  mpthfff 


TjmfMi^i  arc*  tfs  irM»,  Soet. 
TympXaQaii  i.  n.  «  tyeiikMl^  (06erp 

or  drum 
Typke,  a^f.  typkaliy 
fyf iC9«,  a,  am.  aij.  tfpieai 
TypSfiapliia.  e,  f  prtmtiaggt  f^ftim 

hlg  liomfe,  ti>e  primer*  itradf 
Typ^iraphoa,  i.  iH.  If  jpHwfvr 
Tjrpaty  i.  m.  « iyp« 
rjrrao»icH«|  «.  c,  ^.tt^ldUerefa 

TyTaooTci^iiip  ii«  ob.  f  Mfeif  0/"  YitciTuiya,  uai.adj.  mptyt  athifwe 


a  tyrant 
TyrannTcaty  t,  o^^.  a4J< 

rtaal^  tfrma^ital 
Tyrtaaia,  2iit.  d  ^i^MfM 

emmittfftmmf 
Tyranaui,  !•  aa.  In  M  tUaa  it  waa 

nfod  is  foad  part  f^ft  a  ii^.iiow 

for  stfnmt:  AXi^  am  nperur 
Tynaiitbfnui,a9  ih»«  tA],tf  alrigbt 

^felet  teUar 
Tyf  iaa,  n,  foa.  adj.  <i^  if>|r  fyt 
Tyra»  felt.  m.  a  yetnq;  itghmer 
TyracToMiBit  vii.  TyrocUiiaaB 
Tyrrhcaa  wiBtnU^  Jm^k  tiifpm 

wltbfmfk  Uae 


1fT^f«tt»,tii.  p«< 

V     itf^ii^  «r  Mfkre,  wtid,  fru 
frm^earitlmt.  Vacanfet  «iHti^ 

JNptrevamrar\'i 
Vlnotery  adv.  Uifar^ 
Y|cfi' .  iaiprrf.  /  ap  «/  iSrjfirf 
Vidkip,  ^ai«.  fl  vacatien 
Vtr^tura^  a,  um.  pt»  inttifi  ff^ 

k\f$<ft 
Vacff,  «,  ft  « 491(1 


Vaco,  Sre.  fa  A«  mi^>  or  vaii.  rv 
^«j^,  or  clear  /rem  9,  thinf;,  (f 

Yacue^acio,  Sre.  ^0  Zi^  «a«/lr 

V|fru^aftaeya»  un.  ptjb/^,  «|^|l 

Vacaitai,  itte  f.  tw^mfi 

Vacuo   arie.  ra  Vaj^(p 

VIcuor,  ati.  paC  • 

VlScttiifliy  ui.  n.  ^f^ttrnfi 

Vicuaa,  a,  na,  4di.  ffima^  Aip«  ^ 

«mW^  witkottt'  a  tbing,  at  leifitre^  * 

hamngmethitf  te  do,  of  Hbmtf^ 

vaim,  'mfga^aea^  empty 
Vadatnnis,  a^  um.  pt*  ahaaCfgi^ 

baH,  ms/Ktrby 
Vfdatua»  ;  ua.  pt^  geiwg  ttadet 

faretiis^  refttirirgbaS 
Va^eas,  tis.  pt.  marcbi^g 
Vldifsooiumt  "•  »•  0  f^0»4^%  Vp 

beatdf  a  ree<geujemte  ^ 
Vido,  Ire,  fi,  Cum.  n.  te  msrcht  f» 

mtvf,  Hinc  An^^  m;adgpwff44 
Vldo«  ire.  t$  ford  ever 
VliAoT,  fn.  te  gboe  bajl 
VMoAif,  a,  urn.  adj.  fo/l  effirde 
VUftmt  i.  n.  a  fird,  oxJhaUow 

piace  in  a  rwfr 
Vc  ioterj.  detantis,  nunaAtia^ 


V  AL 

Tlfer,  a,  «m.  ad;.«r«  aomf,  at!* 
mot,  foy.  ^f/i^ip,  wilj^emmiHgf/h 
Vaframentumit  i.  n.  atrUk,  a  wU* 
Vafre,  adv.  amnimglf 
Vafricit,  m.  f,  crtfthu/t 
VafrTciei,  ci.  f.  ermfi^  fmhtllty 
Vagabundoa,  o  vagtAmU 
Vagani,  tit.  pC  mtmiring 
V^atio,  hnSi  J,  m prying ^nvh^ 

wkfmt 
Vag^ttity  a,  usu  pt.  iMM^f  «M». 

VigJ.adv.  ^^snthf 

Vifieas,  tit.  pt.  trjiwg  KhtM  Mi 

VaSlqa,  ft.  f.  ^  f€m*^kmrd,  afMtb, 

•  tAft.  thictdtfcorm 
yatinfita,  is.  f.  «  nnUJhe^b^  $k. 


V^giro,  ate.  teJfMJnloi  thiUrem 
Vagltus,  it.  to.  f**  tfrjfftjj  </i»Mir 

Vagor,  an.  dep.  fwmtder^to  firay^ 
to  gmd^  or  rMw  up  tmi  iwwm^tX* 
tojluaumet  t»  ki  ut^hady,  t§  tU- 

Vagut,  a,  «B.  a'Q.  maniring^  to* 
mn£,  out  »/  ewrfe,  tn^adfy  tw- 

Vah.  iftttij-«.  in  intarj^iott  of 
admiring,  k^iAa^  hrttt:ety!  ot're. 
joicing,  0  rarr  /  rttrtlyi  tf^bo- 
roinatini;,  m^  t^M  it 

Vaha,  inter),  ib^ ,  ^  / 

VaW4,  adv.  vtry  mucb,greatfy,  egr" 
^fiif*  Valdins,  much  wttr» 

yale.  impfiu  fireweit,  adieu 

Valgdiico,  ere,  to  hidfrn'm/ell 

Valwis,  lis.  pt.  &  adj.  or,  eomp. 
iCixniS,  Alp.  ftrong^  ntightj^  va* 
iiant,  in  good  htaiih^  eJuociMi^' 

notn  i/hlng 
Va/enter.  adv.ius.cowp.'oali^titlj   ^ 


V  A  L 

VXIeOi  ere,  iii«  itnin.  n.  la  hefirong^ 
ube  in  beabb^  t9  b$  mfy  i*mimli 
t§  profit f  to  fvailf  to  fir^n,  to  be 
of  atnboritjf  forett  or  pownr,  t§ 
b$  infiru^  to  be  put  m  exoeutioMi 
to  ttndt  to  Jigntfy,  to  he  worth, 
msy,  or  can,  VaUt  vmUm,  Falobit* 
Fornivhi  ben^  optantitt  8c  iater- 
dum  Cecoi,  in  abito,  valish  Hfm^ 
leMt^  v^AMtf  Imprecantiiy  mway 
witbt  omt  upon,  fie  upon*  Ne  va- 
learn,  fi,  &c»  formata  impre* 
candi,  /a^.aw  ^V,  if^  Mait*  Var 
kre  gratia  apud  allquem,  fa  be 
f«  bklavowt  Cic.  Aadoriute^ 
to  infiuente  bim,  Id. 
ViltfeOf  £re*  to  liiftftMgtb 
Vaietadiniriotn,  ii.  ft.  mu  infirmary 
ViaetOdinariua,  a,  urn.  adj.^fir^ 

(uhjeB  tofiehiejtf  rfie^fifi 
VKl2tG4«»  7nU'  ^*  aa^itutioHt  a 
ftattofboAf  otauud,  bisUbtfick" 
nefiy  illaefs,  pain,  a  dijfeaff,  ff^a- 
laitcyy  fremeyt  SfiraBion,  fteg^f 
Yaletiidines  principit,  to  be  ibe 
IttugU  fhyfieian.    Ner^ormB  va* 
letndo,  tbo  gout,  or  rheumattfa 
Vaictor,  laapeif.  it  ii  weU 
Valgiter^  adt.  mtbawtymoatB 
Valgiom,  ii.  n.  2r  wrymoutb 
Valgus,  a,  an.   adj*  hoto -legged, 
ValgTsm  (bavium,  a  ktfs  witb  a 
poucbtmnutb.  Plant.  ' 
Viflide,  adv.  iiis.  eomp.  ffime^  (tip. 

iitfiJi/Joatfy,fifongfy,mucif 
ValTditai,  atis.  f.  migbt^  validtff 
VUTdM,   m  una,   adj.   oi»  conelp. 
iimus,   fat),  fiurdy^  lufyt  fi^^^y 
noell  in  bfaitb^  vohd,firongf  wU 
fort^edf/urmifitedt  prwiJkifioat^ 


V  AP 

Vail  a,  it.  £.  «c/«ifiab<< 

or  daie 
Vailo,Mc.^a.totnaAeba 

Valladi,  i.  n.j  <rwc*,<** 

or  rmapire  with  peiil^i 

a  vaonttt]  a  vm,  «•  ^ 

riftamin,  tbe  beari'mi^^ 

com,  Cic 

Vallas,  i.  0.  a  paSftih»l^ 

be  driven  iuto  tU  grand*  B 

[^  wnnt]  abstkfaen* 

eorm  wstb,  a  tr*ad>t  V* 

Vaiiuf  peainis, /£rf«( 

eomb  teetb,  Ov. 

Va!er,  oris.  m.  value 

Valv«,  inm.  r.pl./^^ 

Valvito*,  a,  wo.  mthfJbm 

Va^viilus,  i.  m.  tbefiaHfn^ 

Vani,  adv.  vaitfy 

Vinelco,  ere.  torfamlb 

Vanidicof  ,a,uilirfKJ3.  ovd»t 

VantKqucntia,  x.LveitU 

VaoH«qu\i»,  a«  uA  wAtf** 

VaniUs,  iti».  f.  emptioeh  ^ 

nity^   boafiug,  inc»fotft 

beod,  pride,  ambitltn,fi^ 

Va«B0,  ire.  aft.  to  'amamt 

Vanaus,  i.  n.  a  vaa,  or/** 

Vanus,  5,  am.  adj.  or,  coiB^I 

fop.  vaia,  eaflj,  «#M' 

jtoA  trifihg^J^^lm 

cberoMt,  lyiag 

Vapld^  adv.  wltb  an  mjo^ 

Vapiditai,  atis.  f.  iR  tafeh 

yapidot,  a,  OB.  adj.  vi^ 

Va^or,  ona.  va.avopmM 

Vaporarium.!),  n.  aftemff 

Vapdratio,  5nis.  f.  afitt^ 

eafiiag  up  tfvapatn 


^  ^0  tojgad  wt 
totatg  * 

I.   pair.''. 

id'd^imk,  s  fin/i- 

bang  ketuen 
tbrnt  is  i>mun 

pafT.  to  behmUE, 

/bore^  «  f^ttfi^i  or 

fvecit  in  the  face 
pits  made  Sy  the 
>inipin  in  the  face 
'  charge  eoionr 
varfmg,  ehamgimg, 
lurtf    or   fafeUnSy 
»nftant,   variabk, 
wg 

variance 
arioufly 
a  varying,  ntaria" 

they  differ 
pt.  vartedy  change 

\raddlingly 
gojiraadling 
I,  Quint. 
'Jundry  colours 
>  adj.  having  large 

Isttk/wolJen  vein 
iy  Jiraddling 
ntfly,     Varic  Ta- 
eiter^  andjometimes 

1.  pt.  variegated 
to  do  with  diverje 


•U  AS 

Va^iOf  ist.  9%*  t^.dra^imMh;  we 
be  ef  dk^eeri*  celourty  $e  mje,   t^ 
Jkeaif  te  tiary^  ehattfre,  pf  alter 
Varior,  ari,  aioa.  |iaif. 
VarlarivirfpiSy.M^ir  hlatK  ami  Mid 

«uiri^  ^tfiM^  I  Plaut. 

VarioiK^  arunuf.  pi.  tte fmall foee 

Varitfay   a»  jnu.    aidj,-  cSangeaSie^ 

f Jetted,  fpeckled,  diver/e,Jtt»dey, 

varione^infeiifiant 

VaciX)Akil.  m.  m  erooktd  melMffwel'-^ 

ttng  with  melancboly 
Vzto^vel  varroy  mm.  id»  ahUHhend 
Vnnuh  &  iwrusy  i.  ta»  an  hwaer^t ' 

fork 
Vif  iM»  ;  WD.  «d>.  having  treektd' 

Jeg9^  crooked,  nnaven 
Variia.  i.  in.0  fj^Jpetklt,  or  pimple 
Vasy  vadii*  fli.   «  fwetys    w  ^oi/  ; 

Mfofipitdgif  arh^Mge 
Vaty  vafis.  o;  cootr.  i  vmai,  uade 
in  piur.  vaiay  oruoif  is  st^  kind 
ef  veffdt  9t  heuJheldgood$^aUJUmls 
efinprumentsfir^Je,  Vaia,  in 
plur.  the  te/iiclet»  Va/a  coiiljgete, ' 
to  pack  up  hit  awls,  pic.  Vaia 
coDclantare,  to  heat  a  march,Q,e(% 
Vasarium»  ii.  n.  a  btaufit,avaajbr 

ing  cUJef 
yafcularius,  li.  m.  a  vjorkmam  that 

maketh  atn  j/wt  of  veffeh 
Var(!Clum,  1.  n»  «  iittJeveJfel 
Vaftans,  tis,  pt.  ravaging,  defiroying 
Vaftaodus,  a,  um.  adj.  to  he  retva^ 

ged,  or  defiroytd 
VailaciOy  onis.  f.  a  laying  wa/fte 
Vaflator,  oril.  m,  a  fpoiier 
VaAatrizy  uis.  f.  pie  thai  defifeyah 
Vaflatus,  a,  um.  pt.  laid  vtafie, 

Jpoiled 
Valte,  adv.  ills,  comp*  hugely tVafily 
Vaftefco,  cxc,  :o  ii  ,ot  gtoiu  tujkfii 
VsUfificua,  a,  um.  adj.  th^t  ^jlro^. 
c  hf  or  ia^tthivajii  ' 


ITB  I 

]  Vailfut,  itia.  #.  hngenafi,  iMceJf^. 

y?fto,  ai«.  ad.  te  wafle,  or  defirSy^ 
iojjpeil,  tephmder^to  vue,  of  /pr- 
IM«<«  to  bertame 

Vaftor,  aii«  atiM.  paC 

V-ftttS,  a,  Ui«.    a4j.    or,   comp. 

ja^w«f^Airr«»,  huge^ig^  w'tde^ 

broody  large^  c^mfey,  ildfinenred, 

UtUgapiag^  u»spUmfame,tnJattable 
Vaua,  IE.  c.  g.  aprepbet,  ot  prophet 

f^^poet^  or  pcetefs 
VitMjuma,  tia.  j»t.  preph^isg 
Vaiianitto,  daft*  f.  aforetoliing^ 

propbofying^  <K  aprophefy 
Valwiuaior,  wit.  m.  afiethfayer 
Vaticinauix,  icia.  f.  aprepbetef% 
Vaticiaatiis,  a,  uia.  having firetold 
VizXctmnrnt  ii.  n. «  pr^k^y 
VatlcTnor,  ari,  dep.  to  prophe]^ 
VacIcXaiu,  &  vadcitiui,  a,  uni, 

adj.  «/,  or  beiongii^  te  prophefy* 

i^tpf^pbetieal 
VaCius,  a^  um.  adj.  bowlegged 

U  before  B. 

Uber,  eris.  n.  Jcrib,  &  huber,  s 
nipple,  a  teat,  a  pap,  or  udder, 
fatnefs,  or  frisitfulneft,  tbefpout,or 
cock  cftceaduif 

Uber,  adj. ior, comp.  crcimut,  Ap. 
fruitful,  pltnc%ful,abundant,fcpivut 

Uberiiis,  adv.  comp.  vid,  Ubcrtim 

UberOj  ate.  tb  make  plenteous  and 
fruitful*  to  fatten,  Ncut.   te  be 


frui^ul  and  plenteous 
Ubttrdfua^  a,  < 


.  .  um.  adj.  plentiful 
Ubcrlas,  5ti«.  f,Jertil:ty,  plenty 
Ubettimi  adv.  lus.  ccav<^.  >uv<^xtx^« 


VEC 


Ve« 


ti 


orw&MMf  t^lffit  mfim^h  Vedlppi,  Bis*  a.  tfr^M,  jtMpcdy  VMhtm^  tk»  m,  tm 


Ubi  fMthnii  f  M  ttrrmoi  ?  Hi 

mfhmt  pmrt  tf  tke  wtrMfikt.  ,Vh\ 

loci  ?  »  wbMimi,  or  cmi^Mmi f 

UbicttiDqoc,   V  «bic«B^«e.   aiv. 

eft.  f»  «»)r  fi^»  fl«r«Stci,i,s,6x. 
VbiUbtt.  »Hr.  mkurtjHwm 

Ubiqoc  ftdv.  M  tv9rypiB9et  tmry 

Vbiubiy  ^  «bicui»^oi^«4f .  wfcvv^ 
««fr>  fcr  feA«l  ^iMr  Jotmrfim  m^ 
tmf*,  ttptm  0wf  tmJkieti 

Vbivis»a4Y   ««f  «Ai»VyAi«iy  MMf- 

UbtfarcD. 

U<l«nto,  a,  mnt  fC«  #o  ^^  wfMnl 
U4o»  ffre.  io  ton 


a  n^tmt,  m  mcmw  VehTciiliriL  9(mlL 

VeaiOytiiil.  r.  tftenm, tf fMhy  V«hic«Hrf«%  ii.  m 
V«^,  it.M.  «  ^,  ar  ijhM^  y  'iriiiieaiitie^  feit. 

MMMr  TebrcffluBy  L  ■•  « 

riag§ 

VtA«|  irt.  »  Vm  4 mm 


.  litf .  Ii  het^ 
nm 

▼ca5rfiia,m  urn*  ftpmhf  fw  imrimgt 

VetnMfViy  By  MM*  ^,  S9tut  9t  cinvv^ 
Vedos,  a,  ««,  pt.  r»rM     ' 


Udusy  a,  urn.  mo{/?,  w^,  druMhn 
V  before  E. 

Ve,enc]«tia  parlkwia  A  ittjvnAivay 

or,  «iVi»<r 
Vccordia,  a,  f.  madliHt,  ftiPy 
Vecorditcr.  9iiyr,faamiikly 
Vecors^  dis.  adj./ or,  comp,  fiifntrS| 

fup*  m»dyfaoiip>y  frantkk 
VttdibYlis,«.  zi),  tnay  be  <mrried 
Vcdibulufi),  i.  n.  a  wagfn 
Ve£^an8,  tis.  pt.  iarryiag 
VedKrius,  a,  urn.  adj.  ef,  otitbeg' 

ir.g  to  a  chariot,  or  otbir  carriage, 

£quua  ve^arkis,  ajaddlt  nag,  m 

tack 'tor fe,  Van, 
Vcdtatio,  onis.  f.  dyeing  carritd 
Tc^AtuSi  a;  \ifnft»  carritii 


ViSfCciaMfv  Soia.  n.  tmi^t 
VJkifkiuo,  iaia.  f.  m  ^Kgetsidm 
VSgaartwn,  a»  an.  ad^.  ^it§t$mnve 
V<%jfcicart  oria.  a.  «  fuiekmr 
'Ve§{to,  are*  aA»  fi  fuickm 
Vl^tmty  ari.  atut.  faff. 
VSgltat,  a,  m.  adj.   or,   etsif. 

fnahU 
Vegraodif,  a.  91^),  ff^t,  4a4  dl* 

proportioned:    Atfo  ^Wa,     ffca, 

meagrtflatti,  fim 
Veba,  fPa  f,  a»  higkmf^, «  cart 
VjfManent,  t*f.adj^or,  comp.fiaui, 

fup.  imm^Jtrau,  '^ehtmeutfgMmtfi, 

bajiy,  /peedyy  fierce,  /lout,  firm, 

firong,  vicient,  unruly  J ervmahh^ 

(^taual 
"^  c\y««^»'w^*i« « v4t,  cotap.  flime. 


V 


4r4^«r^M» 
flVfaaay  aa  fvib 
V8har»  i,  aui.    , 
Va|.aM4.tt,vJ-.i 
hoA     mud^mtimU 

VaUbaMifit,  e.  a^  i 


VelabnMB,  i.  a.  «M 

tb^foUoH^cbttftiB 
Velamen,  ioit.  o.  a 

garwuntf  mvalf  em 
VeiitaKntoai^  i.  o.  a 

X'ering  ofattf  thing 
VelanduSy  a,  uaa*  pt. 

Vdan^  cacports,  t 

tftbob^j.^Wtk. 
Velaria,  anitn.  n,fmi 

oftbtthtmtre 
Velirit,  e.  adj.  pertm 
VclatSea, ».  f.  atrm) 
V«1itii8,  a, an,  pt.  <a 

veiled,  decked,  aderm 
Veks,  iti«.  an.   «  Jr^ 

fcarra,  m  lufion 
Velffer,  a,  itm.aijUi^ 
VcKff  icatia,  iait.  f.a> 
VelTfTcatut,  a,  um.  pi 
Vellf  ko,  are.  ad.  & 
VeIi#<oar,iri,aC«s.(aa 

Jailtj  to  psfs  glong  b^ 


2N 

\i]%htlongjlrfg  to  Rgbt' 

dv.  by  voay  offiirmtjb 
is,  f,  a  Jkirmijhirig 
dep.  tojkirmtjh 
tis.  pt,  %i,UhfuUJaih 
,  Urn*  adj.  that  go$tb 

f.  «  tarrying 

urn.  pt.  iro  beplucktd 
pt.  pulling  up 
lis.  £•    «  plucking 
s.  m.  a  plucking 
z€t,t«piuckf  to  taunt f 

i>  ^  Tolfi,  fum.  a£l. 
^/«f/l.  Barbam  tibi 
)^  rrM/  you  cmtemftU' 
c. 

r. 

i/rf«  of  Koool^ajktn 
tbe  ieaves  of  s  tret 
\,  to  cover,   to  vdl^  to 
he,  to  bind,  or  tie 
us,  pair. 

8.  f.  velocity JwiftTfth 
V,  ids,  comp..  ffiaie, 
Jpeedily 

adj.  or,  comp,  flimusi 
^»/Vi(,  nimble 
a  veil,  a  fail 
Hke,  like  as,  tfi  wit,  fit 

r*ven  at 
a  vej'ttt  tbt  ndiural 
or  bttmout   of  a  man 
indae,    of  0  worje  al- 

i.  n.  an  bunting  pole 

Ij.  venal 

V.  Jaieably^  vendiblj 

i.  n.  a  place  ^uberejer- 

avci  arejoid 

,  uo).  adj.  fit  t§Jale 


V  E  JJ 

VenalTtios,  ii,  m.  a  iiattir  in  Jtavtt 
VenanSf  tis.  pt»  bunting 
Venatzcus,  a,  urn.  adj  ^pertaining  to 

huntirg 
Venatio,  onis,  f.  an  huntirg ' 
Venator,  oris,  m,  an  hunter 
Venatorius,  t,  uoj,  adj.  of  bunting 
Venatrix,  Icis,  f,  an  buntre/t 
VenatQra,  a.  f.  an  bunting 
Venatus,  a,  urn.  pt.  havthg  bunted 
Venatuis,  ds.  m.  «  bunting 
Vcndax,  aci s.  adj .  a  great  feliet 
Vendendus,  a,  urn.  pt.  to  be  fold 
Vcndcm,  tis.  pt.  feiting 
Vcndibili^,  c.  or,  comp,  vendibU 
Vendicatio,  onis.  f,  a  challenging 
Vcndico,  ire.  a£l.  to  claim 
Vend  itans,  tis.  pt,  boafiing 
VenGitanu8,a,um.</5^«<<f  tbbefeld 
Vendi  tatib,  onis.  f.  a  boafiing  ^  r 
Vcnditator,  oris,  m.  a  braggti' 
Venditio,  onis.  f ,  a  Jelling 
Vendito,  aic.  tofet  tofale,  to  boefl, 

Venditare  fe  alicoj,  to  ir^finuate 

bimjelf 
Venditor,  oris,  m,  a  fetter 
Venditrix,  icis.  f.  Jht  tbatfilleth 
Vcixditurus,  z,  um.  pt.  ahut  to  Jell 
Vendo,  8re,  dlfdi,  ditum.  aft.  tojdl 
Vencfica,  ae.  f,  ajorcerefs,  a  witch 
Veneficium,  ii.  n.  witthp'aft. 
VSneficus,  a,  um.  &d},  venomous 
Venef  acus,  i*  xq.  a  wizard 
Veneharius,  ii.  m,  a  poifoner 
VencHatus,  a,  am.  adj.  oriconip. 

envenomed,  pbijonedi  poijonoui,  in- 

jeSlious      ,  . 
Venentfer,  a,  um.  adj.  venomous 
Veneno,  are,  to  invenom 
Vencnolus,  a,  um.adj.  venomous 
Venenuin,  i.  n.  any  nuduine,.  pint' 

ment,   or  paini,  a  dying:    ^Alfo 

a  prepaiadon  to  embalm^  a  ifody^ 

wi;/tcraft,Jorcery 


Vfe!l 


,  Vcneo,  irh^  ii,  venom. fa,  to  hfimi 

or  Jet  tojdle 
Vencor,  Iri.  Id.  ^u,  tfcftdbr 
Venerabilis,  c.  idj;  or,  coinp.«lw#»» 

fiyipful,  venfrable 
Vfenerabilitcf,  sAw.  revtrentiaffy  . 
Vifnetabunduf,  a^  tim.  pt.  01 «  ft^ 

verent prftvre'of  worfbip 
Vcncrandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  btfetf^ 

rencedi  venerable 
Vgnerans,  tia.  pt.  tvcr/kipptng  • 
Ven8rantcr,  adV,  revemntly  , 
Ven^ritio,  onis.   f,  veneration,  bi^ 

nour,  re<ifer§nce 
V2n?r5tbr,  oris*  m.  a  reverAscrr 
Veneratus,  a,  um.  pt.  aft.  hattl^ 

worfiipped,  Pafl.  revtrehcid 
Venertus,  fifiuS,  a,  um.  venereah 
.    Venereus  jaftus,  tf /«f^^c4/?,Cic4 
Veneria,  pliit.  fxllfjhei 
Vffigrof,  aH,  at«s  luin,  dep.  to  *- 

dore,   or   vforjbip,   to  honcUr,  t4 

p)ray  Unto,  PalJ";  fd  he  adored,  e^it 

\coffi>ipped 
Vifnettts,  a,  aiti,  adj.  ofvenite.  Vc- 

lleta  faftio;   the  cowpary  of  thi 

blue  liveriei.  Suet.  &  Mart.   Ve  - 

netum  lutom,  a  cerecloth  to  pilt 

off  the  hair,  MiitU 
Venia,  ae.  f.  pardon,  IfUvh 
V?niaiis,  e.  idj.  venial 
Veniens,  tit.  ^t,  coming 
Venilia,  «e.  f.  tbifow  uf  ihefeJt 
Venio,Tre,Vem,  \entum.  n.  to  eome^ 

to  arrive^  to  gOyto  be^  to  accrney  ti 

proceed,  to  ame  to  fajs,  to/pring, 

or  grow 
Venitur,  iitiperf.  tteycomi 
Venor,  ari,  atus  fum.  clcp.  to  hbnt^ 

tojeek  after  anxioufy 
V^n61'us,a,um.cr,corap/tt// ©/"rwri 
Venter,  tris.  m.  tbe  belly,     Ven- 

trtm  ferrc^  to  bt  ««jub  v.t.v*-^N-\^  » 


\ 


V  E  N 

De  fne,  fa  htmtbfif^  V«r. 
Vfniffenus,a,iim.  irgir.JiTir.g  ZkileJs 
V-ntjIabrum,  i.  m.  a  fmn 
Vcntl  atio,  oniJ.  f.  a  fi-.p'.^f 
VentiiifT,  oris.  m.  «  vtr.t:Ij:'*r 
Venule,  ire.  aft.  ttbJtp,  :o  fan, 

ib  Kiinr.iu;    tz  car.vas,    cr  Ji/t   a 

f.lr.t.     Met.    f0  tiffo  tkt  cej't, 

ti  fx  it' 

^'cnt>o,  Ire.?"*r?Kf  "^fun.  tog9  vftfn 
V;-;:CC.s,   a,    urn.   ad;,  or,  cotnp. 

li'znr  u  i,  fup.  ^virdy,  fuL  •J  utnd 
Vtri'rilc, '$.  n.  ax  gfm 
V- r.rr:f  i-'tit,  a.  utr.  b-g-otlTted 
VrnTicilJs, i.  m.    tht fioiiacb^  tk$ 

vnt'idt 
^'r.'r.r.  'js.  a,  om.  aci.  Uxmtive 
Ve -.•-■'  ,i-j-j5.   fftJii-i^  ai     c/"  ^/i 

Fr  y 

VrntT  •   US,    \er.:rof'ji,     vt!  ren- 
trjC'USy    a,  um.  gsr'tt..':iJ  snJ 

Ven*-'*js.  i.  m.  J  /.::.V  ti-.'ci 
Vf:"-I:L>5.    i,  un:.    resJy    ti    «rsrf, 
fi.'i'.-,  .Vc. 

V=::tj:.   :.   m.    ^-rj,    j  ?;•«,  cr " 
;.-!   7,    !"rr;v  J",     "\':n:^i  ::r- 
l  ".;*,    ;.•'■-•'»%...:.-.      L":c-.-::_s 
i  ;  a.*o    ..:  \. ".:■-:.    riin    vs.-jnj 

f.  ..-  :j  f '.--•.   P..T.     Trartrs 

*^';:.s.   ^^  >;'^:,    K^;.     Vent. 

;'0  WTfc,  rr.'   ";»— :  «j  ?j,  Virg. 

Ve::  \«:..a:.  i.  a.  -  i.-difiaziut      , 

'^ "  tf  •  - .  J ,  .V   r .  -  _.'-!.•. ."  -■; :  ?  ; 


V  E  R 


V  ER 


I     gwd  htMmingnefs  in  Jpiseb  and  af- '  Verbose,  mJv.  ios.  ai^:^ 
'      Ursnet:  :ei:u:y  Verbofas,  a«  on.  ir.*i(^ 

jVcnufte,  adr.  ffirhe,   hp,  vitb  a\      ffimos,  lbs.  AJf  av^^ 

fr«rf,  ''ectmiKgfy,  luckily  I       rrre.  V0i«^ 

{V-nuftiil-Ji,  a,  utn./rfluw^cf^fffti  Verba lum,  x.  m.»Buwi 
(Vrnuftm,   a,   am.  adj.   or,  camp.    Verbam,  i.   n.  §  wi  ^' 
j     flxfnu«yfup.c«w//^r0rf/ir4  ctiettel,       ^^^ds  awf^,  bsT  rt^:zA^ 

fifif,  gallant ^^le'gjlnt,  b^fy,  Jmeh 


jVeprccula,  ae.  f,  « /irr.V  ^r/tr 

i  Vepres.  is.  m.  a  ir-er,  or  Bramh!e 

Vcprtram,  i.  n.  a pia* fuU  zf  k^leri 

Ver,  tcris.  n.  the  spring  :ime»  Ver 
i  facruoi,  a  ^:k^  «f  veiv  wuide  hy 
i     tht  andemt  iKkahl:An:t  9fI:aly,Liw, 

Vcraclta:,  atis.  f,  vfracity 
•  Veratrurn,  i.  n .  bt'litire 

Verax,  ac:s.  zi),  tmt  ^f/petcb  * 

Vcrbalii,  c.  adj.  vsria. 

Vcr*uf:uQ,  i.  n.  nrchtoe^d 

Verbatim,  adv.  rszri^wxord 

Verberu,  «.  f.  'vervain 

Vcrr^r.ica,  ae.  f.  the  Umt 

Vcrrealt^!,  a,  om.  trwtnti  with 
%  ervsH 


wf^,  or  atJ  .Ji-'^X-  "**^* 
o:  fjccch.  *  Ehrs  ""f^ 

Vcrbi  cauti,  vtlpt.iif'^ 
Mmfit,   C:z.    Fa«-i«* 

Vere,  rrr.  iaf.  c:B^i«|■^ 

Vcr-C3?5Cff,  »tf».  iai.««^*fl!* 
/a.  7,  Ksi^.'f 

Vcrscoartor.  in.  ia.unif^ 

rs  ffe  ia.r'/ai  swi  mai^ 
Verecnaeoi.  a,  ui. :".  fl^  '^ 


.*«i>*»M 


Vtrber,  :r:s.n.  s  xcani  :e  itat  te::hj  j  Vircclnns,  i;, 
«'.■•.'/-. J  t-- r !p^'Tr.^,  or  i/jTT,  .      P-f^^ 
a  .J  5,  J  *':*e,  a  elaS  if  trirtf,  '  Veredus,  x.  IT.  *  M^-''* 
«  -j?i.-f,  r^si-.f,  or  rf9r-.a:h  jVSrecda,  cnm.  n.  .•i*f^/'J 

Vcrr.'ra:  -,  c-.ia.  f.  a^i'T^^r  j  Virendus,  i,  as.  F-"^^ 

V;.--c'Z:  j«,  a,  jT.pr  |c '.■.:«-,/.- rfw  i  Vcresj,  lis.??.  .->#»:»/. '^ 
Verae.-a:-:,  •!:.  a.^  ^e-v.-^»,«  ijj<^i  Vcrecr,  en,  iTji.  i?     " 


Ve: 


IS 


btsr.-.g.     Vir?erM  iraTua,  «f*yc  '      fe^'ej 

r-'i  ttirc  tcazttg  as  fs  ij««  *5i  "  Virelr:c!uaffl,ixai.ifcq.    j 

^■^^ :  I  -: ,  ire.  a ii.  f ?  tsh:9,  n  ktsK  j      oW  ,y  psrt  ^ 

V-rrt-7  Z-s  ?,  nr.fi  'spir,  or  rJi/Loi* 


Ve  ::-3r,  iH,  J 


'ir|ito,  ari.  f/wJ^-i 


-     •=--.  ~ C-?rr=:r«  a-sr*/.  Ver^  ire,  C,  laa.^..:--*^ 

:    -•  •:.•.-.'.  Prcd.  Cjtk.  r,  i.  |      k-nd,  .Vg,  or  jj4  ftrirtii  '-* 


Ola 
Al 

'*:■ 

».. 
r«: 

«>i 

V 

I'' 

V, 

Iv 

h 


,  V  E  R 

r,  u  pair,  to  be  pcurei  Mt 
tif  adv,  truly 
jcOf  ere.  to /peak  truth 
■Xf»9,  a,um.  adj  .fpeaking  truth, 
n€ 

^uiam,  iL  n.  « trut  report 
onia,  £.  f.  truth,  a  tferdiS 
fnili«»  e.  adj.  or,  comp.  U- 
,  fup.  hkt/y,  credible 
mjiiitudo,  inis.  f«  Hketth9od : 
I  the  true  likenejs  ef  a  thing, 
nmtmr$ 

$,  atis.  f.  verity,  the  truth 
s,  a,  um.  ^t^tbat  huth  feared 
»•»  pi.  M  griping  efthe  guti 
efiiarisy  went  graft 
cn\zn%,x\%.^t, breeding  wermt, 
m -eaten,  creeping  /ike  a  worm 
xSlate,  adv.  iike  wernu 
culaCSo,  onis.  f«  vnrmeateu, 
breeding  ef  vfdrmt:  Alfo  a 
'ng  efthe  guts 

ciiiitaSy  a,  um.  pt.  infixed 
toorms,  inlaid 
culor»  ari.  atus.  fum.  dep. 
ud  worms,  to  be  wormeaten^ 
tke  ehequer-w^k,  tet» 
cfiloftti>  u,  am.,  adj.  fmUef 
us 

ciilus,  i.  m.  a  grub 
cuius,  a,uiii.  adj.  effearlet 
oacio,  onis.  f,  #  breeding  ef, 
es,  or  bets,  a  wringing  ejftbe 

no,  are.  e«/«  be  troubled  with 
M,  Met.  tojbeet,  or  pain  one 
fior,  ari,  aioa.  paC 
ad{^%,3L,am»Ad},fuU§/foerms 
■;  ii.  m.  a  worm,  a  grub, 
ine 

ae.  c.  f  •  a  bond  fUve 
iiluf,  a,  nm.  adj.  /^<  /<  bem 


VER 

Vernaculut,  i.  m.  'am  homebemfer* 

vant,  a  rude  fcoffer 
Vernaltff,  e.  adj.  memat 
Vernaliter,  Lke  a  bendflave 
Veroant,  dt.  pt.  verdant,  green 
Vernatio,  onit.  f,  a  growing  again 
VerniHi,  e.  adj.  fawning,  Jervile 
VM-nllTtat,  itii.  f.  fewcy  language, 

OH  afit&ed  civittty 
VcrnTliter,  adv.  flavifily 
Vernd,  in  ihefpring  time 
Vetoo,  a^e.  a.  to  be  verdant,  to  bud, 

or  /^rout  out 
Verniila»  ae.  c.   g«  a  Rttle  fiave, 

Vernolae  libclliy  merry  bookt 
Vernulos,  a,  uin.  adj.  fervile 
Vernus,  a,  am.  adj.  of  tbefpring 
Vero,  cooK  difcret.  but,  nay,  ra^ 

ther,yea  truly  \  adv*  indeed,  truly 
Verd,  adv.  pro  veri 
Veto,  ire.  n.  /•  teU  the  truth 
Verpa,  ae.  f.  /»  #.  penit 
Verpua,  a,  urn.  adj.  circumcrfed 
Verpus,  1.  m.  a  toorm^  a  Jew 
Verrena,  tis.  pt, /weeping 
Vcrrea,  ia.  m.  boar  pig 
Verruiilatttt,  a,  um.  like  a  drag  net 
Verrrculum*  i.  m.  afweep^net,  a 

drag 
Verrlous,  a,  am.  adj.  efa  boar  pig 
Verro,  8re,  ri,  fum.  aft.  to  bm^, 

lofweep,  to  draw  along,  to  rake 
Verruca,  2.  f.  a  wart,  an  hillock 
Verrucaria,  s.  f.  wartW9rt,ot  turu* 

file 
Verrucorus,  a,  um.  uneven,  rugged 
Verruciila,  ae.  f.  «  little  wart 
Verrunco,  are.  /•  change  a  thing  for 

the  better 
Versabilifl,  e.  adj.  ineonflant 
Verfabundua,  a,  um,»!Aj,abaui  te  be 

turned 


t  hiyuje^  peculiar  to  the  coun-  I  Verfaaa,  tis.  pt.  tnming 

lau'vf  I  Versatnia,  e.  adj.  maj  b%  tamed. 


VER, 

Met.  apt,  or  fuitable  to  eveej  thhg 

Versatio,  onia.  f.  a  turring 

Veraatua,  a,  oni.  pt.  furned^  Met. 

expen'eneed,  verfed  in  a  bufinefiif 

managed 

VcritcSlor,  oria.  m.  adj  •  offunihy 

colours 
Vemcfiieroa,  Zf9m»9Aj»e/ehange» 

able  colours 
Verticulua,  i.  m.  a  verficle 
Vemf carlo,  onis.  f.  a  verfiMug 
Vcrsif  Ifiator,  oria.  m.  averfifier 
VersTf  ICO,  ira.  to  verffy 
Verfio,  onia.  f.  a  turnings  <•  tranf* 

lating,  a  verjton 
VersipcUia.  e.  adj.  [4  vertendd  pel- 
1pm]    that  cbangeth  bitfiitt^  or 
form,  McU  fly 
Verfo,  ara.  to  turn  often^  to  fir  m^ 
bout,  to  manage,  teconfider,  toper* 
plex.  Met.   Verfare  animum,  tu 
apply  it,  Wirg,  Verfare  terram, 
to  blow  up,  Virg.  Teftes.  S^int. 
Verba.  Cie,  to  ejeamine  them  the* 
roughly 
Verfor,  ari,  atat  fum.  dep.  to  be 
exercifed  in  a  tiiiag,  to  converfa 
xvith  one 
Versoria,  c.  f.  a  cord  to  turn  the 

fat  I  to  the  windfide^  a  rudder 
VertQra,  s.  f.  a  turning,     Verfu* 
ramfacere,  to  take  uf  many  open 
intereft,Ma.    Verftira    (oWea^ 
you  wiilpey  for  all  at  Ufli\  Ter.' 
Versurua,  a,  am.  pt* about  tn  turn 
Verfoa,  a,  nm.  pt.  turned,  changed, 
overturned,  ruined,  propenfe,  in* 
cUned*    Verfoa  animi»  difikrbed 
in  mind,  Tac« 
Verfua,  ua.  m.  a  tumingi  a  verfpe 
Alfo  ajfuare  plat  of  ground,  em 
hundred  foot  every  vtay 
Verfus,  prarp*  towards,  ^ 


yerOis  adv.  /•wjrii. .  Sarfoa  ver-  < 

•ib,  upward 
VenSte,  adv.  i&t.  romp,  trajtihf 
Vertutia,  ar.  f.  fubtilty 
Vert9tTl^<|aQfl,a,Qq(i.r«/Kfiir^  craftily 
V^nStait  a,  am.  adj.  or,  comp. 
AoiBa,  fiip.  crafty^  wf -S  mMi  17, 
Pifti»g%  fMi'ck'Witted,  reaify 
Veiti^fiUy  i*  m.  tf«  ^MTJi^,  4  tmmhiir 
Veriebra,  ae.  f.  any  tarmiar  jmnt  ^ 
VcrtebiitDi,  tyuai.  adj.  im farm  of 

a  rertebia  * 
Vcrtendoi,  a,  om.  adj.  z*^  twr-ai 
Vtnjtnt^ti%,^x,turmiiwakotif,  Anno 

▼trtente,  at  /^  tndof  (be  year 
Vertex,  Wvprtex,  text,  m^  whirl- 
mnmdf  a  xpttrtpoal,  the  crown  tf 
the  head,  the  head  itfelf^  the  teff  of 
any  tbimip  a  pole  »fihe  xoorld 
Vertibuium,  vide  Vertebra 
yerticiJlitui^a,  iiiB.adj.tf^  te  tufu 
Vertlcillum,  n.  &  ▼erticilliiii,  i.  ai. 

a  little  whirl f  mm  ojiis 

VerCkordioS|a,tini./arhierA  the  heart 

Vertic5fui,  a,  urn.  fill  efwhirj^itt 

ycrtUixlz,  ae.  f .  &  verticu)uin,i.n. 

s  fcrme,  a  key  in  mufical  imftrtt- 

Miuti^  whirl,  ajeini  iu  the  back* 

Vertigo,  loii.  f.  a  nfhir'ifg  retmd, 
giddinejif  dtxt^iuejt,  Jivimminv  »f 
the  heid 

Vcrirtur,  itpperf.  it  it  debated 

yerto.ere,ti,rain.aA.r«/</m,rorrtfifx- 
Jormyto  fbangefto  everthrcWjti,  turn 
apfide  (/dwv ,  r«  dig^  to  imfute,  to 
tranjlatejto  le  i-hamged^or  aliered^to 
i^^v.Vcrterealiquem  infogam,' 
U  put  him  t§  flight,  I,iv.  Stilura  ja 
tibulil,  tc  raje^  Of  hlet  eut,  C:c. 

y trior,  i.  pifif.  KestciXviuT  \^  mtft 
foro,  ii  II  njr  k/af/i.    \'^  ^^"^^ 


"9  fiifi^  Jfptmdeth  mpam  it,  Lnr. 
VSra.  n.  iodeci.  pL  Venu,  aotti 

nbot,  a^,  or  hrtach 
VerociUam,  i.  n.  a  httk  fpit 
Vervetentf  a,  oa.  adj.^Ae  «  WiCto 
Verrednat,  a,  oin.  adj.^«  welhet 
VerveKt  ccit.  no.  a  mHtbtrfbeep 
Veruina,  ae.  f.  »fpit^  ^thewath 
Verom,  i.  o.  the  troth 
Vet  dm,  conj.  hot,  hoi  yet,  jt^fo, 

yes  truly 
Veroniameii,  con),  meweethel/k,  wet- 

wtthftaMdiag,  hutyei,  btwhaHtfir 

ail  that 
Venii,a,oin.  ad],  or,  comp.fflmofl* 

fup.  real,  true,  righ(,p^,  meet, 

fit:  AUomatMral 
VerutOBi,  u  B,s  ddrt  Rie  a  fpit 
VSriitot,  a,  oiQ.  mrmed  withs  dsri 
Veiinia,  ar*  f.  madmfs    ** 
Vesaoio,  ire,  in,  to  h  mad 
Vesinof,  a,  wn.  tdj.  mad,  faneen 
Vefccndos,  a,  «».  pC.  f»Ar  eten 
Vtkw,  da*  dep.  paftua  fnin.  to  Gvi 

mpom,  to  Mf .    Vcfctndo  tffis,  tt 

he  fit  to  b€  eatom 
Vcfcut,  a,  urn.    ad}«  good  to   eat, 

eatm,  httUt  fmah,  tukoM:  Alfo 

that  hath  mfiomach 
Vecica,  ae.  f.  a  bladder.  Met.  a 

jwellxMg  fiile g  AJfo  the  privy  part 

of  a  woman 
VesTcaria,  ap.  f .  the  vrinter  ehtrries 
Veticitdriura,  i.  n.  a  cupping  giafi 
V^sTcuta,  K.  r.  a  ttttle  bladdot 
Vcfpa,  X,  f.  a  wafp 
Vefper,  ?ru.  m.  the  evening  fia^,tht 

evening 
Vefper,  a,  nm.  adj.  of^heowemng 
Vcfpcra.  ae.  f.  theevfnim* 
^  rk^ySx^A^  tu.  ^t.  drawing  to- 


pic.    S»li»ft»«»*">.''*^^*^     - 


V  E'T 

,  adorned 

.  m.  mfparelf  tktbing, 

8.  pron.  [i  vefter]  of 
ry^  kindred^  Ot  ftock 
pt.  forbidding 
is.  f.  aforbiading 
ijunn.  fUttstwili forbid 
arius,  i.  m,  acobUr 
a,  urn.  adj.  oidtjkiifrl, 
oldfoldier,  a  veursn 
ire,  f«  ^roTV  0/^ 
>rit.  m.  a  crafty  knave 
,  adv.    craftily 
s,  a,  um,  adj.  crafty 
I,  um.  adj.  grvton  (M 
i.  ij.  old  faiiow ground 
s,  ii.  m.  a  farrier  :  Alio 

,um.  tkdj.Btareth  burdens 
idv.  drovffi/y,  faintfy 
a.   um.    adj.    ffitntis, 

faint,  feehie 
i.  n.  the  lethargy 
,  um.adj.  old,  invfterate 
m.  the  letbarg  yy  fUtb- 
J^gijbnefs,  drowfinefi^  iiH" 
ctping 

,  to  grow  ctd 
n.  a  thing  forbidden 
im.  pt.  foriftdden 

ui,    itum.    (^   avi, 
forbid,    to  prohibit,   to 
a  thing  net  to  be  done, 
tndir,  to  flop 
tus.  paflT.  ! 

.  f.  betony  \ 

,  an  old  woman  \ 

am.  adj.  oldiff,  fiale    J 
m.  little  old  man  > 

adj.  &  antiq.  vfter. 


VIA 

firmer,  jbafl,  old,  chronical,  enfo- 

mary,  fiale,   mufly,    out  of  date, 

worn  out,  of  an  antitnt  defient, 

noble 
Vgtuftas,  atia.  f.  antiquity 
Vctufte.   adv.  antiently   of  s  long 

flanding 
Vetu^lefco,  ere.  to  grow  old 
Vetuftus,  a,um.adj.or,comp.(fiinos, 

fup.  old,antient 
Vexamen,  in  is.  n.  a  vexation 
Vexandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  barraftfOr 

be  harrojfed 
Vexans,  tis.  pt.  vexit^ 
Vexario,  oris.  f.  vexation 
Vexator,  oris.  m.  an  haraffir 
Vexatus,  a,  um.  pt.  vexod 
Vexillarius,  ii.  m.  an  eafgn 
Vexillatio.  ems.  f.   a  company  of 

foldiert  under  one  enfgn,   the  horfe, 
'     or  cavalry 
Yexillum,  i.  n.  a  bapner,  fiandard. 

^J'gffJ**  f^Z*   •  flreamer,  the 

top'gaUane,     Met.  Vcxiila  fub- 

mittere,  to  lower  his  topfail.  Star, 
Yexo,   are,    to  vex,    trouble,     or 

ai/fuiet,  to  teize,      Meton>    to 

plague  ^ 
Vexor,  an,  atoi.  paif. 

V  before  I. 

Via,  ae.  antiq.  viaa.   f  •  s  noay,  a 

journty,  a  paffage,  a   mannery  a 

rule,  method,  or  coutfe 
Vialis,  e.  adj.  of  the  highway 
Viarius    ai,\xm.^d].ofhighwart 
Viat7catus,  a,  um.   adj.  furriijhd 

with  things  necejfaryfor  a  journey  , 
Viattcor^  ari.  dep.  tale  provided 
Viaticum,  i.  n«   all  things  necejfary 

for  a  journey,    voyage,  provijiou; 

one's  eftattf  Or  JubfianQe^  extrciii«- 
stMffie^ 


V  IE 

Viatica,cenay  n  welcome  hotfm 

Victor,  oris.  m. 

Viatoriua,  a,um.adj.^^/batfla^  totra» 
veilers*  Horologi.um  viatoriuoi 
pen  file,  Vttrav,  a  portable  Hal 

VTbex,  icis.  the  print  of  aftripe 

Vibrabllia^  e.  adj,  uu^  be  bran* 
difbed 

Vibrimen,  init.  n.  a  brandijhing 

Vibrandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  bepaktu^ 
or  bratidifbed 

Vibrans,  tit.  pt,  brandi/hing,.  fbah^ 
'"ii  quamering*  Met.  bright^ 
daxKling 

Vibraius,  a,  um.  .pt.  or  comp* 
Pakcn,  brandtped,  curled,  quof 
vered 

Vibro,  are.  aft.  tofbake,  tobrandifi^ 
to  throw,'  to  quaver,  to  curl^ 
to  tremble,  to  quiver,  ta  move 
nimbly 

Vibror,  ari^  atus.  paiT. 

Viburnum,  i.  n.  aprub 

Vlcanus,  a,  am.  apeajant,  Vicaai 
arufpices,  qiiacks,  Cic. 

Vivaria,  ».  ?.  a  vicarage 

Viiaritaus,  ^.  m.  aviear's  office 

Vicarius,  a,  um, .  adj.  deputed, 
Vicarium  verbum,  one  wrd,  or 
faytng  iniieu  of  afiotber,  Pl^ut* 
Sticb.  Amar  vicarius,  mutual 
love,  HierJ'  Vicaria  mors,  under* 
gone  for  another,  §en. 

VjcarittS,  ii.  m.  a  vicar,  a  lieu- 
tenant ^ 

Vjcatim,  idv.JIreet  by/lreet,  village 
by  village  • 

Vrc^caoceiUrius,  it.  m%  a  vice- 
ehanceflor 

Vicl^comes,  inis.  m.  a  P'rtff,  a 
V  fco'int 

Victdom  ntiSji,  m^a^tvi9.^d^'<^^^ 


^>«B..X\.^  >.^-^^^'%.^ 


1  L 


Jatcbfiilly 
f.  a  xoaking 
(.  men  wake 
pt.  'watcbed^wuute 

.  v)4tchfa£,  tifaryy 

vatcbing,  a  fentry, 
^udictt  the  •vigilor 
feafi,  vigilance  and 

to  watch,  to  fit  up 
to  be  vigUantf  or 

i.  paflT. 

idecl.  tvanty 

».  ro.  the  office  of 

ke  authority,  Cic. 

™.    n.   pi.  twenty 

tbority 

rcngib,  Met.  live- 


VI  Y 

Villicatio,  onis.  f.  a  managing  of  s 

farm 
Villico,  arc.  ^villicor,  ari,  atus, 

pafT  to  follow  bujbandry 
yniicus,  i.  m.  an  bufi>andmany  a 

farmtr,  the  hailiffof  the  manor 
Vil^o^u?,  a,    um,    tdj,  or,   comp. 

iiimua>  fup.  bsiry^pagiy,  rough y 

wolly,   downy,  tblckjet,  made  of  \ 

fricKe 
VTlliiiiila,  a.  f.  alittUfarm, 
Villutn,.i,  n.  a  fmall  vine 
Villus,  i.  m.  woo/,  hair  J  nap 
VTmen,  jnii.  n.  an  ofier,  a  wicket 
VT'Yittjtuin,  i,  n.  id.  qu.  vimen 
VJinTaJjia,  um.  a,  pi.  f]fieft 
VTmlTricijjj    j^    um.    aijj 


V  I  K 


udigefl^  or  concoff,  Viceris,  * 
formula  when  one  h  an^^y,  and- 
v.'irh  dijimltf  grantetb  a  thing  * 

Vincor,  i,  palT- 

Vlfi^ifl,  Snis,  f,  a  binding 

VinaOn,  ae,  f.  tf  tying 

Viiicluraat  a,  um.  aaj.  <i^otf/  to  bind 

«j7?rtf!W.  promj'^d  mi  ajptred^ 
Sjhft.  afirifinter 
Vin£Vus,  us,  iti.  4  hlmling^ 
yinrvi  .urti,  &  per  apoc,    Tinclupi, 
i,n,  a  bind,   or  Una ^  a  tie,   fet- 
ters^ cords 

■htrii^  ^ffriiUij  oihoKef 


ft.  envigotired 

'ile 

■ifj 

not  to  efieem 

•    comp.  Ifioius, 

jalue,  or  account^  I 


t  j      gffi^tn>t&  6/JTiiiis^  ur^K'jf 

We  «/•  VintJcTiUILn,  cadi*  if^i^i^ge 
wfckfft,  radi^orojiers  IVindiSiniatflr,  ons,  in.  a  vintage^ 

Viivicca,  ae.  f.  a  ^r/ip*  fioae  ( V3nJem^o,  5rt.  Jo  iftff&er  grapes, 

VTnaCca,6rum.  n.  mother  of  the  winelY'^ii^^tp'^^i^i^  f«  ^  little  •ointag: 
VInaceus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  wine         I  Videinicoj,  oris,  m.  awntager 
Vinaiia,   um.  n.  feafn  ai  the firft  Vmd?x,  reit.  c  g-  «'  aven^ery  ^ 
broaching,  or  fia/fjiig  o/"  r^rir  «//«#       redrrffir,  an  afferter  of  liberty j  4 


Vinalis,  e.  ad}-  wtfed/ft  thetium 
Vlnariun,  ii.  n.  a  wine  vcjjei 
VToarius,  a.um.  adj.  ofwint 
VTnariuS)  ii.  m,  a  vintner,  a  wige- 
bibber 
\p,  at  a  low  rate  \  Vtnca, .  ae.  f.  the  periwinkle 
'nefi,  cheapnefs    J  Vlntcndui.  *,  unv.  to  be  confuertd 
omp,  flime^Oip.  |  Vincens,  tis.  pt.  conquering 
aplf  '  — 

T  hou/gp  properly 
«/#,  or  homeftaU       bang  Wfjtlf,  Plaut. 

Vinci bilis*  5«.*dj.  wneibU 
Vincimcn,  lais.  n.  a  twigi  or  dper 


n.   pt,    to    btt 
claiming^   r»- 


-awr,  a  yiUifger, 

Uum 

a  village 

dj.  idem  ^litea, 

wl,  Plio, 

ur*s  wife 

frfirffUfjgtbf  •f- 


defender 
VindTcundus,   a.  ui 

punijbed 
Vindxans,    tit.   pt. 

venging 
VindTcatio,  onis.  f.  a  vindlcatten 
Vindicaturus,  a,  uin.  pt.  about  t% 
,.^_    -3  revenge,  denver 

Vinceus,  a,  um.    Potione  vioce£,  /  Viodicire,  atum.  f.  the  ajjertion 
^Uiflteuh  my/g/f  in  an  halter  and  Vindko,  Ire*  atl*  to  rtvcng^.  «•  *r 
*  "  "'  fi;rr^*^i^rp^n:jh^t(ii^ftr[d^ihlr^'er^ 


or  pre ferve,     of/.ijm*    to  rtj't^iCj. 
to  excufey  to  rrp^e^  tc  frJintiJ^i 


Vincio,  ire,  xi,  Qwm.  aft.  to  Innd^^V'indicor,  ari,  aio^  pafl*. 


or  tiaupt  to  %vrap,,  to  hoop.  Met. 

to-malUfure,  to  join,  to  conneS 
Vioclun,  i.  n.  f,ro  vi»culum 
Vinci),  ?re,  ici,   aum.  aft,  t9  an- 

query  to  vanquijb,  to  obtain,  to  «»• 

€iedt  «W</j  luw^fi,  oxfmmpunt, 


Vindi<aa,  ae.  f.  vengtance,  punifh^ 

menu  defence,  liberty,  or  freedom 
VTnea,ae.  f.  a   vine^   or  vineyard, 

an  engine  if  war  made  9f  t'tmber 

and  bardlet 
VTncalis,   e,  adj.   •/  vtnet,^  or   f 

virtford 


V  I  o 

^itelritit,  a,  am.  9A]^f  a  vhtyard 
Vineittcus,  a,  vm.  idan 
▼inetQm,  i.  n.  a  vin^arj 
Vinitor,  orii.  m.  a  vinedreffer,   a 

keeper  efa  v/'neyard 
Viaoientia,  ae.  f,  drunki-ntufft 
Vlooleotot,   a,  um.  adj.  drinking 

much  vine^drunk:  Alf.   madevfitb 

wm,  wmi/b 
VinofoSy   a,   mid.  adj.  or,  com  p. 

flimiM,  fup.  ba'-ng   a  faveur  of 

wiue,  givt  n  to  drinking,  vincm 
▼Tim»T»,  I.  n.wine,  Viiia  coionare, 

tefil  brimmers 
▼idia,  ae.  f.  «  violet  purpte 
Vidlabriii,  e.  adj.  may  he  burt,  may 

be  profaned 
Vjoiaceus,  a,  um.  adj.  of  a  violet 

cohur 
Violandui,  a,  am.  pt,  to  be  broken 
Vi51arium,  ii.  n    a  bed  of  xndets 
Vi5!iriue,ir.  md  dyer  of  vioUt  colour 
Vi5liri'j,  on**,  f.  avh.'atin;^ 
ViSlaror,  oris.  m.  an  abufer 
Vidlainriis,  a,    um.    pt.   about  le 

vitiate 
Vi5iatTi8,  a,  om   pt.  violated^  burt, 

profjned,  ahujed,  bt  oken 
Vi($Iicu8,  Ot.  m.  anahuCe 
Tiole-is     tn.    adj.    violent,  fwift, 

rabid t  veb'tnett,  rarneji 
Violenter    adv.   ius.  conrip.  ffimc^ 

fui>.  vioUnt'y,  hfinoujly,  cruelly 
ViSentia,  ae.  Ufotie^  violence,  cm- 

efty^  Hercer.efs 
ViotV-ntus,  a,  una.  adj    or,  comp, 

^i."nu3   C*i^,fcrrblef  viclent,  cruel. 
'  injurious,    ra(h ,   beadftrong^   bci 

fi  r<ius,   temjytjluous,     angry ^    en-. 

ra^i4 
V:ol\  are.  aft.  to  force,  to  deflywer, 

t-rfiolate,  to  jcjil^9  t9   cuf    down, 

to  d\( 


V  I  R 

VTp5?ri,  ae.  's  viper 
ViperaliS)  ii.  f.  rue,  herbgrace 
Vip?rcui,  a,  um.a-.j.  ofvipen 
VTpcrina,  «.  f.  dragonwort 
VipSr2nu8»  a,  um.  id.  ^aoJ  vipereos 
Vipio,  dnis.  m.  ay^ung  crane 
Vir,  Tiri.  ra.  a  man,  an  hufband, 
virility,    Vir  viruir  legit,  ^hen 
a   feUier   cffiofetb  one     ta  fland 
by  bins,  in  vfbofe  valour  le  mofi 
confideth,  Virg. 
VTra.  X,  f.  a  manly  vfomam 
Virago,  Tnis.  f.  an  bercine 
Virbius.  ii.  m.  one  teftored  to  life 
'Virens,  tia.  pt.  green,  ymtbfui 
Virco,  ere,   ui,  n.   to  be  green^  to 

flour tfl),  to  be  lu fly,  to^ine 
Vireo,  onia.  m.  a  greenfinch 
VTrefco^  t\t.  to  begin  t^flnurijb 
VJretum,  i.  n.    agrajsptat 
Virg'4.  ap.  f.  a  twig,   a  rod.  Mer- 
cury's caduce,  or  tosnd^  gftrake,  a 
man*i  yard 
Virgator,  m.  a  beadle 
Virgatu  s,  a»  um.  adj.  made  of  twigs 
fpotted,  ftrakcd,  oxfiriped,  beaten 
vtifb  rods 
Virgetum,  i.  n.  an  ojiers ground 
Virgcus.  a,  um.adj.o/"ra/j,or  twigs 
VirgTfcr,  i.  m.  fl  verger 
Virgin.ll,  Sf  virginalc,  is*  n.  [vir- 
ginis  natura  verenda,   ut  femi* 
nai'femin«]    Intaftum  ab  om- 
nicrimine  virginal,  Prud,  Peri- 
pph.  14,  8. 
Virgrnali«,   e.  adj.   virgin  like,  of 
or  belonging  to  a  virgin,     FelJes 
virginalis,  a  ba'wd,   Plaut. 
VirgTnarius,  a,  um.  of  a  virgin 
Virgineus,  a,  um,  iV.  qu,  virginalis 
VirgfftTtat ,  alls,  f.  virginity 
Virgo,  inii.  f.  a  virgin,  or  maid,  a 

VdamfeL  Met.  any  tbing  tbaf  batb 


^11 

Virgo  cbarta,  not  fd  fik 

Mart.  Salira./9furf<> 
Virgiila,  ae.  f.  a  little  r>l^\ 

divina,  whete  things  felt  ait 
'  into  our  laps  from  beevtn^  0 
Virgalatos,  a,  um.pt.  ^ 
Vrguitum,?.  a. aywngf^^^ 
Virgunduia,  ar.  f.  a  httkf^ 
V\TZ,Jive  viriola,  ac.  f-  «»^ 
VTricolam,  i.  n.  agrsviaf» 
VTridana,  tis.  adj.  vtrJeittf 
VTrTdariumy  it,  n.  agneo,  «j 

^arJem 
VTridarins,  ii.  m.  sgrtaiu^ 

verdurer 
VTridc,  adv.  ifis.  comp.  f«» 
Vrrjdia,  ae.  f.  a  greft^ 
VTridia,  um.  pi.  n.  git»vn 
VriTdJcatns.  a,  oa.  adj.«*i 

orftefi 
VTrTdii,  e.  »dj.  or,  comp.  » 

fup.  green,    Mtt,ymi^»>j 

of  a  green  cokur 
ViridJtas,  itis.  U  jrttgti^ 

vigour 
Virfior,  ari.  at«s,  f»S»ttk 

greeu 
Virile,  u.  fi.  fe,  membran 
VirlHa,  e,  adj.  a  man  j/"*!* 

manh 
VTrilitas,    itis.    r.  mv^ 

privy  parts  of  a  man 
Viri  Iter,  adv.  ills,  comp.' 

manly,  manfully,  Uit** 
Viriofua.  a,  am.  adj.  ftdl^ 

Alfo  poifmous,  Gl. 
ViripStena,  tia,  marriagte 
VTripfitens,  tit.  adj.  migk 
Virltim,  adv.  wseim  by  mm 
VTror,  oris.  m.  freetv/i 
VtrCfui,  a,om.  wijMfin^ 
VIrofuf,  a,  am.  [4  fin 

irfiti9  venmtm 


'  I  s 

every  good,  whether 
\\r\if  fortitude^  va- 
force,  firtngtb,  c»u- 
carey  gwd  manage' 
worth,  melHtdejertf 
rty,  faculty f  or  af- 

im.  adj.  virulefit 

afiinking,  or  r^nw- 
e  Jeedy  or  naturt  in 
i/?y  fafiiy  foijon,  wr- 
,  /barpnefsy  a  firong 
nes 

i.  f.  pi,  ^ires&vis, 
i.  force,  violence, 
t,  povjer^  virtue,  «/*- 
,  fignijkation,  mean* 
ance,  care,  induftrj, 
nty^  inultitttde.  Vim 

to  kill.    Vis  major 
'eatier,  PHn. 
J.  pt.  drejfed,  or  /«• 

birdlime,  Vifctta 
.  g-WB  w//A  i/£^» 
Sen. 

pi.  the  howels 
\by  the  bowels,  piece 

f.  adole,g§odebear 

fifcero  ' 

.  adj.  clammy 

i,  pair,  to  be  glued 

I.  adj.  vijeous 

a  bowel,  or  intrail 

trifcum.  n.  mifiettoe, 

ird^ime,  the  brawny 

h 

Q.  pt«  /•  bejeen^  or 

rjion 

f .  tf  vifitatioH 

vift 

a,togotofee,toC9< 


V  I  T 

/oTm,  tovijit,  tofurvef 
Vifor,  i.  pafl*.  to  befeen.Cic 
Vifor,  oris,  m,  afpy,  sfcout 
Vi»uia,a?.  f.   s  kind  of  wine 
Vifum,  I.  n.njigbf,  otJhew\apr9- 

^Ky*  *  vifieie,     an  apparition,  a 

dream 
Visdrui,  a,  um.  pt.  tbatJbaU,w  it 

like  to  fee,  about  to  vijit 
Vifus,  a,  UB.  pt.'y5«r,  perc<i'o*d 
Vifos,  ds.  m.  tbefen!e  of  fight,  the 

eye,  a  wew,  the  thing  fein,  a  vi- 

fion,  or  JSghr,  appearance^  otpew 
Vita,  ae.  f.  life,     Vxtx,  pi.  feulsi 

ghofii,  a  manner  of  Rving 
Vitabtiji,  e.  adj.  to  be  avoided- 
VTtSbnndQS, '  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  of' 

chewedy  or  avoided 
yitalia,  um.-n.  the  lun^t,  preferva- 

tiveiof  hfe 
Viialis,  e.  adj.  wVtf/ • 
yitalitatj  atis.  f.  Rvelineft' 
VltalTscr,  tdv.  iivehf 
Vitandu.*,  a,  um.  to  be  avoided 
Vitan«,  ti«.  pt.  avoiding 
Vitatio,  on  is.  f.  an  avoiding 
Vttatus,  a>  am.  ti^],avmde)i,/bvmted 
Vitellianse,  a  kind  of  writings 
Vxtdlinus,  z,  um.  adj.  Kke  the  yolk 

Han  egg 
Vitcllus,  1.  m.tbeyolk  of  an  egg*  It. 

dim.  i  vitulos,  a  little  ca^ 
Vlteus,  %,  um.  adj.  «^  a  vine^  or 

wine 
Vitex,  icii.  f.  a  kind  of  withy 
Vr.iandus,  a,  um.  pt.  to  be  defied 
VTtiaVium,  ii.  n,a  vineyard   ' 
Vitilti*,  on  is.  f.  a  ravijfbing 
VTriator  oris.  m.  a  ravih)er 
VttiJVus,  t,  um,  adj.  drflowered 
VTtTc8ta,ae,  c.  g.  adreffer  of  vines  . 
Viriciila,  ae.  f.  a  little  vine,  a  ten- 
der f  prig,  or  branch 
Vlukt,  tj  umi  adj .  beareth  vinet 


V  I  T 

VrtTgtaeus,  a,  um.  cometh  ofs  tfOm 
VrtTIeneaa,  ae.  f.  a  bmfe  bawd 
Vitilia,um.  n.  twi^s  to  bind  vietti 
VltXHgo,  inia.  f.  the  Uf^'^fy 
Vitilis,  e.  adj.  fUxtble,   made   et 

wicker 
Vidfiltigator,  oris.  a.  s  wremgb^ 
y^tio,  are.  a€t.  to  vitiata 
Vitior,  Sri,  atus,  paff. 
Vlt:d«^,  adv.  ids  comp.  ffiaai*  faf* 

corruptly,  vitioufty 
VitiosTtaa,  atis.tf,  vicioulnrfs 
Vitiofas,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp* 
•ffimus,    fop.  rotten,   wormeateop 
perifbed,  fkkly^  fauky,  taaufptd'- 
out,  vitiout,  wicked^  lewd,  Viti-% 
ofus  didator.  L/v.  Coafnl.  madt 
withmt,  or  againft  the  angarin 
Vitis,  is.  f .  s  vine 

Vitifcltor.oris.  m.  a  planter  ofviaet 
VitifcOj  ere.  to  grow  to  be  m  vine 
Vitium,  ii.  n.  pravity,  Jefonmtf,s 
blemifh,  a  fault,  a  defdl,  deeay^ 
baJneft^fuperfinify,  evmptlom^  in» 
feSion,  afore  m  the  mind,  a  rape^ 
a  crime,  afip,  an  entrfifbt^  Vi- 
tiua  ofterremaiieriy  f  debaseck 
her,  Tcr. 
Vlto,  are.  ad.  tefbun,  or  memid 
Vitrarius,  ii.  m.  «  W9rUr  ingUfi 
Vitrea,  orum.  0.  dhnking'glaJeM 
Vitreimimi,  um.  n.  pi.  idem 
Viireus,  a,  um.  ad),  ofgiefs,  £h 

glafs,  tranjparent 
Vitriirius,  ii.  m.  a gfafi'-enaker 
Vitricas,  i.  m.  afiepfatber 
VitMlutny  u  Sk,  vitriol 
Vitrom,  i,  n.  glaftj  woad 
Vhtiy  ae.  f.  a  filet,  a  top-knot 
Virtatus,  a,  um.  tA\,  dreffed  w/ilh 

ribbands 
Vitaia,  ae.  f.  a  com  calf 
Vttulans,  tis.  pt.  wantonly  9*hkk 
VJtSlIaa^ai.C.«qta.t  7^^^^ 


N  C 

the  boft  of  a  JhiiU, 
't^aknobytbebeazil 

dQVi,  atjbadifan 

n.   an  arbor^    a 

/hading 

I  adj.  toortbltteki 

effeminate 

.  keeping  private, 

.flight 

im.  t>t,  about  to 

pt.  fiaded 

.    a<lj.   making  a 

fhadt 
pair. 

adj.  or>   comp. 
iy 

e  N. 

,  all  at  onee,  in 
the  fame  time 

manimous 

'.  unanimity 
utianimokfy 
adj.  unanimous 

Ij,  bookfd 

rtcCf  an  inch 

art  ounce,  or  inch 

idem 

b.meaU  Ter. 
gdj.  armed  with 

part  in  twelve 
un^io» 
oint  */'"» 

;  artoimtr 
^^'\.cfaneiHtmg 


U  N  D 


UN  Ci 

the  forty  ninth 


'  VnaoM, !.  n.  the  Uafofan  heg       j        ^    ., _ 

Un^us,  a,uni.  pt.  or,comp.flim«Sy  j     nine 

fup.  Mointed^gnafy,oiiy,wealtbjt  •  Undefexaginta,  p>.  indeed  y^f^iM 
pUntifuly  copious  .Undettigcsimui,  a»  am.  adj.   th» 

UnauSyOs.m.  an  anointing  |     tteentyninth 

Uncos,   i.   m.  a  hook,  a  tenter,  an  .  UodcTiceni,  ar,  a,  adj.  pi.  nflwfmr 
anchor,  a  drag  ,    '  Undeviceslfmuky  ve/ aadeyigefim*  % 

Uncus,  a,  am.  adj.  heoked.    Vnex       a,  um.  adj.  the  nineteenth 

.    manusy  ;rtf^//nf  irofff,  Sil.  Dens    Uodevigintiy  p!.  indecl,  tviMrroa    . 
uncus,  a  plewfiare^  Virg.  Red-    Undiquaque,  adv.  every  where 
nacoloas  uncvm,  an  anehor,StiU   Undiqoc,  ad^.  en  every JUe, from  aB 
Unca  aera,  afijb-hook,  Ov,  |     plices,  ina/Jrefpefft 

Unda,  ae.  f.  a  wave,  any  water,    Undique^versiim,  adv.  m  attftke 
Met.  trouble,  buftie,  or  temffffl        Undisonos,  a,um.  roaring  Hketoavet 

Undans,  tis,  pt.  flowing,  rifieg  in   Undo,  are.  n,&  •&,to  rije  im  Jurgee^ 
/urges,  or  waves,  waving,  Met.        to/pread,  te  abound,  toever^ew 


abounding 

Undatim,  adv.  like  waves 

Unditus,  a,  um.  adj.  waved 

Made,  adv.in*^errog.  8c  indefin./f 
whence,  wherewith,out  of,  or f torn i  Undulatns,a>  am.  ndj^madeefwaveB 
wLich^  of  whom,  of  what  perfon,   Vnedo^nit,  m,the  fruit  rf  the  arhmf 


Uodofos,  a,  um.  adj.  or,  comp* 
Amosy  fup.  fuU  of  /urges,  of 
W0ves 

UadSla.ae.f.  s  little  x9mv9 


per/ms,hoi0,  by  what  means, 

Und^  gentium  ?  from  what  part 

oftbeworldf 
Undeceni,  e,  a.  adij*  eleven 
Undecentcfimus^  a,  um.  adj.   the 

ninetyninth 
Undecentum,  pi.  iodecl.  mnetynine 
Undecies,  adv. .  eleven  times 
Undecim,  plur.  indccl.  eleven 
Undcclmus^a,  um.  adj.  the  eleventh 
Uodet.iremis,  is.  £.a  gaily  henfing  9- 

Uven  banks  of  oars* 
Undccunque,  adv.  /rem  ^hfit  p^^'t 


UnetvicefimoSy  the  eueand  t^rentieth 

Unatvlceiunanus  milca,  a/cidier  ef 

the  twenty  fir/l  legion 
Uogo,  vel  ungaoy  Sre^  zt,  ^buB* 

aft.  to  anoint,  toper/ume 
Ungttor,  i.  palT.  to  be  ancintei        / 
Uagai-do^  init*  f.  nn  ointment    . 
Ungoen,inis.  n.  an  ointment^fat  S" 

Unguentaria,  «.f.  the  art  ef  makings 
and  fbe  that  makth,   or  feUetk 
ointments 
Unguentarium,  U.  »•  «  *»(y» «» '«• 

upon  ointments  . 

Ungucntiriut,  a,  um.  efointmenU 

Utiuentiiua.  a.»«.  ad).  anotntU 


or  port  foever 
I Uodelibet,  adv.  whence  f]^  qpilt 
I  Undent,  m,  a,  adj.  elevttu^ 
1  Undecaoginta,pl.indcc4    /^^ntynineX  V tiiMtnXtxn%,  ^^       '^fumU 

jUnae,aadra-gnU,  pi.  i«»^^cl.'*»-9-\"X°  -^J"^.  •/''•"  ""- 
(  UnddnilDijUajesiinBI,    ^    qib.  *^i  \     *"^** 


i;  N  1 


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fZ/.f  i.r.'    ■•I,  a,  i.m.  yn^i/'T,  f^^'IAp. 

f'fif  •!«,  I*,  fn.  mnmff  m  fl^nvt*  ''' 
Aw.  Irivfrla*'  hfi,  iii^iK  m  ''li' 
t|«i»m.  f*^  f/«r  if  rytiMit,  'Itr, 
M'ifiiim  iiPiKufin  r.n^nHrrc,  '' 
ItMtiMi;  |iiv.  If  irnfi  mlfinfarffi 
fii/1ii«,  ««  mri»mf>hfrfH  M»M, 
•  ItH,  I'i'iriirni  liiiiim  nfiii  Hifrr- 
iIm»,  fffif  fir  ih0  Uiiff,i:\t.  Vivm 
litifliirl  ffintrir.ra  mkjf  tiffp/yjlnr, 
r«  «in|iiP  I'tMiifn,  tp  judir  tj  tbt 

t'ngiilit.N*.  I.  tf  Ml/,  or  f/rfw.  C)ni- 

|'ii|<iiUiMt,  i,  mn.  wf'rl'  j^»Mr  mi/j 
I'lOi^lAinMa.  «.  nm.  mtih^ntfitm 

I'nlit  liM,  on*.  Hi'),  ***mftficr 
I'nii.M.'iiM.  «.  )<m.  a^i.  »^nii 

X  »  •«>«»«,  •  ■  ••  •^•■^  ^  Aax 
\  «->  ^-^r*  %  €»•»'  •*  •  •■  *i^  •*-* 
^  .  .*        .*  ^  #*•*•   v-i-.  *•  ••*•» 


rirtwg.  Of  jmn:tif  :/  ««•  r^t^ft, 
or  M«rr  it^etber^  fxcwd,  sgrm- 
m^nt,   sn  untt  tm  mntbmttU 

V-.iitp.T,  adv.  tiitib€riwn§ 

L'ii;tii>,  onifl.  f.  gMMM:im£ 

l/r.i'uf,  a,  um.  pt.  mtiirid 

l/M'ver«ji]is.  e.  adj.  umhmrjk! 

l/nivcriiilft^i,  aiu.  f.  unhnrf^ity 

Uni vena •7tcr,  adv,  mn'rvtrfmltf 

Ufiiveni,  adv.  gntrtilhf^sktgtihir^ 
univtrfMlly 

niuverrini,  adv.  iJSrw* 

Umvcriiiai,  Stii.  f.  tbt  vMe  h  gtm 
tmal,  m  Pn'nMTfity,  nniverlitas 
rem  nil  tbt  unnMrft,  tbttoild 

ITnivcrl'ui,  a,  um.  adjt  mMhwfm/, 

l^li«Vla,  r.  f.  a  wife  oftnt  hvjbamd 
UrtivAcr,  adv.  unrvwtaiiy 
rnivJScui,  at  um.  adj.  mmivtmi 
fniufm^di.  adj.  indccl.  •/amjmt 
V  no,  are,  t$  mrtu^  Tert. 
VmVblui,  i.  m,  ^metytJ 
I'nqium,  adv.  «:  akv  <*W,  rvirr. 

I'nquair     geniiun,  n  ^  tke 

«vpj,  Oic, 
Vniia.  a«  Dm.  *.M.  t^foSem^  m'yti*l 

%'i^^W  «w«   .^m  «M>    Ac  KXCK.  ', 


tfifti^mA  Voca^an^  ££&.  : 


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VfScana .  cis.  pC  ^"f 
Voca'M^  oaxt.r.jo^ 
tkn 

VeSciiivi,adT.rt/i««B 
Vdcitivut,  a, aa. KJ« 
Vocator,  orii.  ■.  a«* 
Vocaturua,  a,  ma.  pt.  • 
Vdcatos,  a,  um.a^^ 
Vocarus,(U.  a.#«H 
Vocitcraoi,  tii.  pC.A«^ 
Vocifr  latio,  6ni».  f.  *■* 
Vo  Jferator,  6ri%«.*|j 
Vociteratui,  fli.  ai.  i  *^ 
Vicifero,  aie.  n.  •«■ 
dep.  /Br7«irAW»ii 
Vocificans,  iw.atttSt 

V  ocj  r  ICO,  are.  w  a**  "J 

VSiito,  in.n:ti'f» 

V  &  xior,  in,  *»»■  * 
VSco^  ire,  aft. »  a** 

i>»riy,  aairiL  k^** 
^:      alic<«ex  acvertaE.'^ 

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VOL 

(is.  m.  a  flight 

I,  i.  D.  a  lOii'din  pear 

is;  pt,  wi  li^'g^  arctp'ahh 

n,  i.  n,  a  roittnufioie 
Q8^  a,  utn.  wandrhfi  ftrd- 
IgM'.  eontmon,  ivborifl) 

ti«.  ^U  flying.   SttbO-.  sty 
V2ttb  Holngs,  Lucr. 
re.    to flj  about,  otuparui 
'9  flutter 
nj^fljyto  run, or  goinbafte, 

palmuli«,  five  linteo,   to 
Jail,  Catull. 

vuhjvelle,   volui.   toh* 
,  to  mifly,  to  dfflre 
8.  m.  tf  volunteer 
e.  f,  tveexers,     Pugnare 
K,  non  gladioy  lo  bring  tri' 
luments  into  dijpute,  Virr, 
.  um.  vid,  Vulfus 
volt  ;  voids,  pro  vultis 
',  M  wrapper ^  the  fecurdint 
^  c.  adj,  eafily  turned f   or 
'ddiiig  fxvift  ^vclubU, fluent, 
vonftant^  mutable 
It,  atis.  f.  <v<tlubility  ^ 

tr^  adv.  roundly 
cris.  m.  &  f,  hoc,  ere. 
»/wfi»  unflable 
X.  f,  a  vine  f rotter 
»  U*  f.  atty  winged  creature 
%  adv.  fpoodily 
»  I.  o.  woolbind 
t,ayuai.pc.  0  be  rolled  Offer 
tis-    pt,  turning,  rolling. 
If,  revolving 

Inis.  B.  4  folding,  4  ro//- 
tfoiume,  a  hjfer  part  of  a 
Sookf,  a  turning  and  fuind- 
9ave 
I,  fif  vSluntat^  adf ,  vo' 

f,^3,  um,  ve/uafary 


VO  M 

«w7/,  aflefircn,  fenfe,  meaning 
VoJvo.  ere.  vi,  utum.  ad,   to  rcVy 

to  t:  mb'e  doruin,  to  tbronv  out,  to 

tortfidcr 
Vclver, ;  paflT.  vnWx,  to  reel,  otflag- 

yer,  P)a.:t.   Pleul. 
VoivoJus,  i.  m.  /i  'ol/erof  timber 
Volv«x,6cis.  IT.  a  vine /setter 
Vol  pe  n.  a  phojont  thing 
j  Voluptarie,  adv.  plea/ant^ 
\  Voiu^  tarius,  a,  um.  adj.  voluptuous, 

plrafant 
VcIopias,ati8.   f.  plea  Jure,  deligbt, 

y*  nfualtty^  a  ftveefbeart 
Volupter,   ari.  atus.  d^.   to  take 

pUaJure 
VSiuptuofus,  a,  um.  adj.  voluptuoui 
VSluta,    ae.   f.   a   work  of  leave* 

tv*itbm  about  the  chapiter  of  a 

pillar,  Vitruv. 
Voiutabrum,  i.  n.    nvbere  Jviine 

tunable 
VolGtabundus,  a»  um.  wallowing 
Vo  utans,tis.  ft,rolling'Mct»ponderimg 
Voiutatim,  adv.  tumblingly 
V^iutario,  onis.   f.  a  waHlowlug, 

tvmbling 
Volutatus,  (is.  m.  a  rofftng 
Vdlutatus,  a,  um.  adj.  rolled,   well 

verfed 
Volute,  adv.  rollingfy 
Voluto,  ar«*.  a£l.  &  Volutor,  ari. 

2tu8.  pair,    to  roll,  tn  wallow,  to 

tofu  Met.  to  think  of,  to  contrive, 

tobewellver/edin 
Voiucus,  a,  um.  pt.  tumbled^ rolled, 

fallen  out  of.  hurled 
V51utn8,fi«.  m.  a  rolling 
V3men»,  ti».  pt.  vid,  Vomo 
V6incr,6rvomi«.Srig.m,  tke  coulter ^ 

or  theplovyfltare 
Vomex,  KJs.  f.  a  vomttiag 
Vomica,  X,  f ,  an  impcfibumu  1. 


V  O  V 


■\ 


VomicoAis,  a,  um.    t6}»  fubJeSltB 

v.miiing 
Vo'nuut,  a,  um.  adj.  pirtainiug  It 

vomiting 
Vutpis.  ^ris.  m.  id.  quod,  vomcc 
VoriJti>,  onis.  f.  a  vomiting 
V($nuto,  are.  frt(^,  to  vomit 
VSmrtor,  oris.  m.  a  vomiter 
V8  rnot  ius,  a,  um.  adj. 
VRrpitu^,  fis.  m.;*  vmwV 
ViJmo,  ere,  u»,  itnm.  suiovomit,ot 

fpew,  to  caft  vp 
Vomor,  i.  pafl*. 
Vopii'cus/i.pafr.  the  twin  that  comttk 

to  perftQ  birth 
Voricitas,   atis.    f.    voraeioujtufif 

greedineft 
V6ra>?inofu».  a,  um.  full  of  begs 
VorJgo,     Tnis.    f,    a  Jwallew,  OT- 

guipb,  a  whirlpool,  a  quagmire^ 

or  b9g,  a  riotous Jpendthrift 
Voratio,^nif.  /.  a  devouring 
Vt$rator,  m.  a  devourer 
VSratrToa,  ae.  f .  a  whirlbit 
Voraturiif,  a,  um.  pt.  about  to  do^ 

vour,  ox  jwallovf  up 
VSraz,  aci  t.  adj.  or,  comp.  ravenous^ 

voracious 
V5ro,  ?rc.  aft.   to  devour.     Met^ 

Vcrare  J  iter  as,    to  fludy  hard^ 

Cic.     Viam,  to  run  fwiftly 
Vortex,  \e.\i,  m.  vid.  Vertex 
Vos,  veftrum,  vel  veftn,  vobii.plo«i> 

ye,  you 
Vofmetipfl,  j?«rr  own  felvts 
Votifer,  a,  um,  dtveted  to  Cod 
VotTvuB,  a,  um,  adj.  votive,  devoted^^^ 

greatly  deflred 
y&tum  i.  n.  a  vw,  orpromife  mada, 

to  God,  the  thing  vowed^  a  defre^ 

Ot  «u:ift>>   O  tut>oncivX.  «<  xwKtVvosyi^ 


^uorii  «tcr<^  Yomici,y<icfc|imr  *  \oNtts*»  <vv  '^'^^  %.voa>^ 


U  R  E 


U  R  T 


U  5  U 


»i.r,  *'. :  ..  f.    tf    -1..":,    tf  «.:'',    r 


V  h-'crc  P. 


.-  -r  *^ 


tr.' ^:t^  c-.^'-'^-.z,  %:"'•:, wJ:Li/%s     L's-Tnre,   »ct    irc^ir.-.  »«** 

t'.  :i,  X.  f.  «  .-.' :  :j  "id  a  vf  \      crmsn^t 

'f  i^ g' :.K   Si  ■>»  wii.£h  ic  :^»rt t       fr^"i-^    i. 

f:.    ;.i  ;/  *« 
V!-*    ae.  '.  fz'zt  ^Sf  ariju 
'.   ir.i..i,  e.  CA'^-X  '"'-^ 

f'^,    'V^*-.?,    c-.'t^   a  .  l'*.    *'?r   C'-i.  •~..  -  irxrer 
r- >,  .:i-::i^:;  L> -I  r.r,  •-;•. -'.    ri'«;«^» 

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r-c;-,  arr. 


trV- 


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v.-  - 


I 


c- 1  .•  - .  - 


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:  .y.,  icz.  V  -r  c  .'.s,  «.  f.  ^  v  '^■"  *^' 

-i  ■.:,  ri.  r".  s ytr  t.':-T-a,  s.  f.  -  ik.  -/■••' 

'    .  J.  3r.  f    a  :  ./•*»-  V.:;-,q-aj,  a,  ^=.  .:  *  •*  "'"' 

j       -  r.     .:   ii-L'^    .sj  cor-!,   ri    i;;.'  V.-"ri.  jK.  f.  j  •a-T-f 

•      !•.'=:    ••-'.•'-'.  ••***,  cf  cffx,  t.  V*--.  a,  -rr- 7:.  ,''.''.;-i 

:   '.1.  •'.  r.  .'4/  --•ri 
.  V:  .,  .1.  -.  J  ^.'  >'j-,  :«  grisTer 

-.-  .'ic     ".i  '  .t,  J,    --..  :f  ^  lor 


lu  ta  '/S. 

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jc.   r.  J  - 


::-.j:^a,  mm.  a 


L  :  .csrt'JS,    a,    r-r.  r"-  ^    * 

IP'.'  .-'.?.••?-.   or    -''".'' 
Ufufaclc.  c-e.  e.;.   lii--   ''' 


U  T 

,  \u    Hip    be   ihst 

andpriifit  of  a  ibrng 
operty^  or  right 
,  m,vid»  (Jfusfruftus 
fffitujage,  ufury,  in- 
isaiuvam  eripere,  to 
'ifiy  Cic,  (^•jin'-un- 
ujury  of  fvt  in  tbf 
3ev. 

am    ^dj.  of  which  one 
that  giveth,  or  taketh 

,  urn.  T)t.  /«  he  ufed 
pt.ujinly  ettppng 
s.  i.  ufi^  tin  intfrrup- 
urbingof  frefcrtption, 

is.  m.  anuftirper 
um.  pt.    much  and 
>id  difc9urfeU  oj,   w 

ift.    to   ttfe  ofteny   or 
urf^  to  take  another' f 
furpare  ali^uid  oculis^ 
r,     Senfibus,  to  per' 
Retiones  pcdibai,  to 
rti  foot,  Plaut, 
itus.  pair. 
.  pt.  about  toufe 
,  'Xf-:ife prayiicf,pr:» 
dnjanta^e,  tntcef^^  *x- 
ige,    aificm,  an   ocra- 
vr  ju  *tfture,    r.ei  -fffy , 
fa- 1"^,    a  (^uoihtarzi , 
Pe.vioc  ,  fus  u^o- 
f'^ugkfart^   Virg.     Si 

,  .y*  'J;  f  ti  ^t»  /tfrVf ,Trf  , 

s.  n  .  tktf  u-c^  Otprofi 
b  is  arvlhfr^t 

bcfoic  T. 


It,   at, 


t/T  E 

infamueh  m,  firafmueb  m,  fetiwf^ 
that,  fu€h  aOy  what  manner  of, 
bowaffeeied^  with>  cr  withom  ao 
interrogation,  hy  how  much  tbf 
mere,  at  fo9n  at,  fince,  as,  »t  the 
time  faben,  whi'fij  at,  to  vit, 
namely,  as  much  as,  however, 
howfoever,  h'Vf,  brnomuchH  bow 
yrcatky.  hew^  with  refpcSf,  or 
regard  to ;  eonfuienng,  as  if,  as 
if  It  were,  for  quat«nus,  at  far 
at,  as  wuich  as,  at  weU  as,  that 
final,  to  the  erd  that  Ut  ut,  jo 
fo,  indifferently,  as  is  njual,  'that 
caufai,  jo  that.  In  abrupt  fen- 
tences  it  is  put  'or  an,  oi  feme* 
i'mes  it  is  elegantly  reduadanl : 
Alfo  ut  ne,  for  me,  Ut,  or  ut 
nop,  /^— »«/,  albeit,  ah  hough, 
'/»  J^^t^f*'  ^^^  urinam,  may, 
let,  Ur  nunc  eft,  as  things  are, 
Ut  rolo,  ut  volui,  /•  mf  hearths 
content,  Ut  fit,  Cic,  Ut  eft,  of 
rt/pmetimes  happens,  Lucr. 
Utcunque,  adv.  howfoever,  in  what 


U  TR 

twei 
UtSrinut.  a^  uni/  «dj.  bomtf  ^ 

fame  mother 
Uterlibet,  iitralibet|    utramlib^ 

w^lcb  •ftbe  two  you  pieafe 
Uternam,    utnr:am,    utramnam  ( 

which  of  the  tw9 
Ucei40v,  utraqae,  utromqae,  b,it$ 

the  one  and  the  oth^r,  both,  each 
Utcrvis,  utravts,  titrumv:i,    eitbar 

of  the  *wo,    which  of  tbe  twa 

tbou  wilt 
Uterjj,  !•   m.  ^  nteram^   i.   ^ 

tbe  matrix,  or  womh,  the  reeep^ 

tacie  of  feed,    Met»n.  a  child  em 

tbe  tnotber^s  womh:  a  helly,    or 

paurch 
Vti,   adv.    that,    f  tbe  end  tbat^ 

even  as 
UiTbTHi,  e.  adj    mayheufeful 
U^iiis,e.  ftdj.  01,  comp.  ilimus,  fop* 

ufeful,  comm.diouSip't.firable,  ex* 

peJitnt,  convenient,  govd,  wbokm 

fmfj  prttfperous 
UtTiit4.s  F.tis.  r.  utility^  am  etjhg^ 


.*,  «.,  /iie  as,  oven 
laiyji^ft  a:,   eu  if,^ 


mtanner,  ^  fafbion  foever,  when-  x     C'immjjity,  profit,  advantage,  iitm 

/iever  '      *  -  '^    ''—'■- 

Utendus,  a,  um<  pt.  to  he  uffd 
Utens,  tis.  pt.  &  adj    o.,  cotnp. 

(Jiemils,  18.  n,  an  utenfil,  a  tool 
Uicj.illis,  e.  a'i}.  recejf^ryfor  ufe 
Uicr,  tra,  ttum,  which,  or  whether 

of  tae  fuio 
Utcr.  tris.   m.  a  bladder ^  a  kettle, 

Undes  Tali  re  per  'it  res,  to  hop 

over   th,-  fiins  of  goats  made  in 

the  fapilon  of  I'  rhs 
Utf.r,  t?i'  m.  a  *i:  mb 
UterculMf    i.    m    a   liltU  hotth^  a 

!rft/.  loorub^  thf   hufk,  or  huH  of 

I'.edi,  oiftonvrs 
•Jtercunquc,    jtraco!:qye,    ntniirj 

cuaquc,    wbetberfoeyir    of  ;i&<( 


ttnH,  f.rvire 
Utilite.-,    adv,    iui,  comp*    ffioi^ 

fup.    ommodiuufiy^prifisahly^  ft^ 

wceably 
U'.inam,  tdv.  optan.  Otbat! 
Uti^u?,  adv.  affirm,  then,  therefhnp 

ver.-fyy    furely,      certainly,    Ja^ 

moreover 
Utor.uti,   ufus*  dop,    to   have  th€ 

ufe  of   loenj-^,toimphy,bumcmr^ 

to  depfml  on.    Pafi*.    to  he  ufidL 

U(i  Mc.  te  indulge  bimfelf,2l$nU 
Ucp5te,  adv.  inafmucb  as 
Utquid,  ••>•  iQterrog.  why  ? 
U  rarius,  ii.  m.  a  tankard  bearm. 
Utncij!arii  tibia,  a  bagpipe 
Utr\ularlus,  ii,  m.  a  bagpiper 


V  U  L 

Ucrtnque,  a4v.  m  Uihjfdti,  by  htb 

ptrfont 
Vtrh,  advt  vhicbw^ff 
Utr5b'qoe»  adv.  m  btib  fijet 
Utroirbety  »dv«  nobicb  yeu  pleafi 
VtrSque,  adv.  /o  b-itb  Jidet 
Utrtibi,  adv.  t§tpbicb  oftbe  ntf9  f 


U  V  U 

fwhUtUf^  optfify,  befiHsU 
Vulgust  gi*  n.  &  m.  rA«  cmrnon 

ptQplty  tbt  rabble,  tbi  bird 
Valaeraadua.a>um.pt.r*^  W9»a^tf</ 
VulnSSririui.  a,  am.  adj.  vulnerary 
VuinSririuf,  ii«  m.  tf  furg^^n^  or 

Vuln^ratioy  onis.  f.  a  womndiwg 


tJtrdm,  adv.    interrog.    w&rfi6<r^  Vulneritiu,  a,  nm.  pt,  noundtJ 
Item  '*ubitandi,  tobetber  Vulnero,  are,  a£(.  /«  tiMMi^ 

tJtuty  adv.  in 'wbai  manner  jV.ilnSror,  ari.  itoi.  palT. 

Vulmrer,  a,  am.  making  a  wtand 
V  before  V.   fiT  V  before  U.     |  V  rmifjcuf,  a,  um.  tbaiwoundetb 

Vva,  c  f.  «  g*"^^  a  vim^  a  berry, !  Vnlnofculoin,  i.  o.  a  little 


VulpScdla,  s.  f.  alittkfox 
VuJfe',  it.  f.  a/ox,    Tam  faeite 
quamvulpet  pirum  comcAfProm* 
at  ea/y  at  kifx  ywr  band 
VulpiciadifX.  f,  foxtail 
Vv;du«,  a,  um,  ^mt,  mift^  fiaked,  Vulpinor,  ari.  to  play  tbt  ftx 
mj/'ow  mitbrtfwr  Vulpinus,  a,   um.  adj.  of  a  fon. 


.'warm  »/  beet,  Jlrg,  Cm. 
Vvto.  ere.  n,tobenoet 
Uvefco,  «re.  to  foax  wn^ 
Vveiig.  8,um,  adj.  of  a  grape 
Vvrdiilifs,  a,  am.  wet 


Uvif^r.a,  um.  bearing  V^M 
Volgago,  rnii.  f,  foUfoot 
Volgaiida8,a,uin.  pt.  to  bepubli/bod, 

or  drouig^ 
Vuljirit,  e.  adj.  vulgar^  eemmon, 

vi/«,  bafe,  infignificant 
Vulgaritas.  itis.  f.  wlgameft 
Volgariter.  adv.  ^uffrarly 
"Vttlgariut,  *,  um,  vulgar 
Vulgiior,  orii.  m.  a  puhlijber 
Volgaturu$,a,iim.pt.*^.«r  todivnlge 
Volgatasy  a.   um.  pt,  &  adj.  or, 

comp-    (Timot.    fup.    puhlifbed, 

divul/ted,  rcmmcn,  mfnal,  ordinary, 

pr*fi'tuted 
Vulgi  vagus,  a,  um.  ad],  toandring, 

proflitute 
Vulgo,  are.  a^.  to  noife  about,  to\ 


Met.  crafty 
VolpiOy  onis.  m.  a  vulpom 
Vulfura,  ae.  f.  a  pulling 
Vulfus,  a,  um.  pt.  tuggtd,  pbtcked, 

pulled,  draixm  out 
Vulticultn,  i.  m.  a  UttU  vifage 
VultuSfaiy   t,  um-  adj.  fhmning, 

making  many  faces 
Valtur,  urii*  m.  a  ttulture 
Vulturinui,a,  um.  ofatruhurt 
Voltiirii,  is.  m.  a  vulture 
VuUuriaf,  ii.  m.  «  vtUturCf  anaX' 

tort'toner 
VuIturnuSy    i.    ro<    tbi  nortb^tafi 

wina,  or  the  foutb-eajl  wind 
Vult«JSj  As,  m.  r^«  look,  countenance, 

•r  vifit^e^  f be  fact,  an  image,  or 

piSfure,  an  appearance 


XYS 

tia  thnst  fa caBtdjUtL 
UvJiUria,  m,  t  btrftuafn 

U  before  X. 

Uxor,  oris.  f.  a  mift*  ^ 
beajrs,  a  cenatbine.  Uzoril 
to  be  benpeckt.  Matt. 
Uxorcula,  ae.  f.  aprettfUt^ 
Uxorcfiloy  ire.  tomektsm\ 
ITxoriom.  ii.  n,  afiffatj 

marrying 
Uxoiiuf,  Ay  uffl.  adj.  tm 

X  before  A. 

XAothion,  &  nfitlui^ 
tbt   Uffer  ebt'bvTi  > 
burr,  boufc'burr 

X  before  C. 

XeniSlufn,  I.  n.  dim.  «/<* 
Xenod5chiaD,««/  eamtii'i* 
Xenon,  oni;*  m.  an  n* 

X  before  I. 

Xiphiat,   m,   m.  a  fmtri 

comet 
Xiphioiiy  ii.  o.  fpuritfta* 

X  before  Y. 


print,   pubh/b,    or    divulge,    to\y  \dwt,  x.  f,  f  be  matrix,  n  womb 
proflitute  1  Uvor,  oris.  m.  bunndity 

Vulgor,  iri,  to%.  \t^*  Ulv^U,  m,  f.  a  piece  ofJUfi  in  tbs 

yujfci,  adv.  tmmidj,  v^^m^ 


Xylifiumy  i.  I 

wooly  dfc  flax 
Xylinus.  a,  um.  of  cam 
Xy'ophagiom,  ii.  Hi'r. «' 
Xytophagut,  i.  m.  a«^ 

under  tbe  bark  oftrett 
Xy  ft  arches,  ve/xyftarcbnt 

mmlier  of  a  fencing  ftbut 
jXyfticos,  i.  m.  a  vrrt^k 


ZEN 


,  tf  chje  vfsik  out  tf  the 
4  rain 

y  before  E. 

prty  W  contrayerva,  afa^ 
kaary  not  from  Peru 

Z  before  A* 

irilla»  vel  ut  al,   Sparta  pa- 
a  kind  of  bindweed  txcelUnt 
W€itnl9g  the  blood 

Z  before  £. 
,  f .  ffek^  or  beer  barley 
la,  zedarui,  zedura,  zedur, 
wy 

are,  Bibl  id.  quod 
ari.  to  bo  xealofu 
§9  ie«  m.  a  T^aht 
pia»  ae.  f,  jealoufy 
puiy  a,uin.  adj.  julout 
,  i.  flOt  a:^^/ 
1^   D.  ipded.  vocali.  Arab. 


Z  OB 

the  point  of  the  firmament  ihreSly 

over  one'**  bead 
Zephyriusy    a,   om.    adj.    of   the 

wejiem  wind 
ZephyruSf  i.  m.  the  weft  wind 
Zerna,  te.  f.  a  ringworm 
Zeugma,  atis.  n.  a  figure,  whereby 

mnny  claufes  sre  joined  mth  one 

verb 
Zeus,  zei.  n.  a  foldfifi 

Z  before  I» 

ZibEthnnsy  i.  n.  Wzibetta,  civet 
Zingiber,  eris.  a.  &  zingiber!,  u. 

^zingibpris,  f,  ginger 
Zizania,  a?,  f.  & 
Zizaniuna,   ii.    n.  darnel,  or  totkle 

growing  among  ft  com 
Zizyphum,  phi.  n.  jujubes 
Z^zypbus,  i.  f,  thejujub  treo 

Z  before  O. 

ZSb^lty  9«  ft  M  trrnh 


^    ZYT 

ZSd'iacus  9  i.  m.  th$  xodiac 
Zbm^   ae.  f.  a  girdle^  a  zona 
Zonariut,  a,  um^ofagirdia* 
Zoaaiius,  ii.  m«  a  girdier 
Zonacidi,  adv.     round 
Zonula,  ae,  f,  a  little girdio 
Zofter,  erit.  m.  thefbingh 

Z  before  U. 

Zulaplam,  ii.  n«  a  jule^%  Mtl« 

Z  before  y. 

Zygia,  tibia»  f.  a  pipt  piofod   etf 

weddings 
ZygQUafium,  ii.  n*  the^ctoftba 

chief  weigher 
Zygoftau,  ae.  m.  a  ekrk  of  thi 

market  to  fee  to  weights 
Zygoftaticus,  a,  urn.  pouad  Vfeigki 

averdupois 

IZythepfa,  «•  in.  a  brewer 
Zythtim,  i.  n.  &  zythi|f,  i«  WU 
b^r,  Q10U 


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