commodus, Beneficial; utilis A benefit; beneficium, 2. n. gratia, 1. f. To benefit (do good); prosum, proficio, 3. progre dior, 3. [f. A benevolence; largitio, 3. Benevolence; benevolentin, 1. f. [nevolus Benevolent; benevolens,beBenign; benignus, clemens Beuiguity; benignitas, 3. f. clementia, 1. f. Benignly; benignè, ele mùl: (præp.,, à, ab, abs, ad, extra, juxta, præter, prope, propter, secundùm, &c. To be beside one's self; deliro, 1. To besiege; obsideo, 2. obsidione eingere Besieged; obsessus A besieger; obsessor, 3. m. A besieging; obsidio, 3. f. obsessio, 3. f. [quino, 1. To besmear; illino, 3. inBesmeared; delibutus, illi[3. f. A besmearing; inunctio, A besom; scopæ, -arum. pl. f. [brio, 1. infatuo, ineBesotted; stupidus, inebriatus tus To bespeak; compello, 1. allicio, 3. jubeo, 2. procuro, 1. mentèr Bent (bowed): flexus, tensus; (ready), promptus, pronus; (-backwards), To besot; recurvus; (-many ways) sinuosus; (resolutely)" obstinatus; (-unto, or on), addictus, deditus; (easily), flexilis To benumb; stupefacio, 3. To be benumbed; obstupeo, 2. (with cold), algeo, 2. frigeo, 2. Benumbed; torpidus A benumbing; stupor, torpor, 3. m. Bequeathed; legatus A thing bequeathed; legatum, 2. n. A bequeather; legator, 3. m. [3. f. A beseeching; supplicatio, To beset: circumdo, 1. obsideo, 2. (on all sides), circumsideo, 2. Beside, or besides (adv.); porro, prætereà, præterquam, ad hoc, tum, si To bespeckle; maculo, 1. To besprinkle; aspergo, conspergo, 3. Best; optimus, præstantissimus [maxine Best of all (adv.); optimè, Bestial; belluinus, turpis To bestir; moveo, 2. To bestow (give); largior, 4. dono, 1. (lay out), expendo,3.erogo, 1. (place). loco, 1. colloco, 1. (lay up), repono, 3. recondo, 8. A bestower; largitor, 3. dator, 3. m. [spargo, 3. To bestrew; diffundo, 3. To bestride; inequito, 1. insideo, 2. A bet; pignus, 3. n. depositum, 2. n. (puto, 1. To bethink; ergito, 1. reTo betide; evenio, 4. accido, 3. Betimes; citò, maturè, tempori; (in the morning), multo manè To betoken; indico, 1. portendo, 3. [3. profero, 3. To betray; prodo, 3. trado, A betrayer; proditor, tra ditor, 3. m. iditlo, 3. f. A betraying; proditio, traTo betroth; despondeo, 2. Betrothed; desponsus, desponsatus [pl.n. A betrothing; sponsalia, Betted; oppigueratus A betting; sponsio, 3. f. pigneratio, 3. f. Better; melior, potior, præstantior, satior, superior, carior bilis Better (adv.); meliùs, satits, potiùs, præstantius, rectiùs [vinco, 3. To get the better; supero,1. To grow better; melioresco, 3. (-in health), convalesco, 3. [in medio Between, or betwixt; inter, To go between; intercedo,3. Between whiles; interim Beverage; potus, 4. m. A bevy (of quails, &c.); grex, 3. m. [lugen, 2. To bewail; ploro, 1. defeo, Bewailable; plotandus, de[detus Bewailed; deploratus, deAbewailing; lamentatio, 3.1. To beware; caveo, 2. video, 2. (-of), vito, 1. devito, 1. To bewilder; seduco, 3. Bewildered; devius To bewitch (enchant); fas cino, 1. (charm, or please), demulceo, 2. Bewitched; incantatus, cerritus 3. m. A bewitcher; incantator, A bewitching, incantamentum, 2. n. Beyond; extra, ultra, præ errabundus, The bible; biblia, pl. tigo, 1. altercor, 1. A bickerer; altercator, 3. m. A bickering; altercatio, 3. f. To bid, jubeo, 2. impero, 1, mando, 1. (invite), invito, 1. voco, 1. rogo, 1. (-dieu), valedico, 3. (-battle, or defiance), provoco, 1. (-good morrow), saluto, 1. (money for wares), licitor, 1. Bidden (commanded); Jussus; (invited), invitatus, licitatio, 3. f. (-of bans), denunciatio matrimonii Biennial; biennis A bier; feretrum, 2. n. sandapila, 1. f. Bifarious; bifarius, duplex Big: magnus, grandis (-in bulk), crassus; (-in-authority), potens; (-with child), gravida, præg nans; (-with pride, &c.), indatus, tumidus To grow big; tumeo, 2. turgeo, 2. Bigamy: bigamia, 1. f. Bigger; major, grandior To make bigger; extendo,3. To grow bigger (in bulk); cresco, 3 (-in stature), adulesco, 3. Bigness; amplitudo. 3... Bigotry superstitio, 3. f. A bile (or boil); tuber, 3. n. ulcus, 3. n. [cholera, i. f. Bile (choler); bilis, 3. f. Full of biles (or boils), ul cerosus Billous; biliosus, irritabilis To bilk; fraudo, 1. A bilker; fraudator, 3. m. impostor, 3. m. A bilking; fraudatio, 3. f. A bill, or scroll; scheda, 1. f. (-of Jebt), syugrapha, 1. f. (catalogue), catalogus, 2. m. (-over a door), programma. 3. n. merces, 3. f. (hook), falx, 3. f. A billet; fasciculus, 2. m. bacillum, 2. n. Having a bill; rostratus A billing: basiatio, 3. f. suavium, 2. n. A tin; panarium, 2. n. cista, 1. f. To bind; ligo, 1. obligo, 1. (-about), circumligo, 1. (-back), restringo.3.(-before), præligo, 1. (-fast), constringe, 3. (a garment), prætexo, 3. (-himself to appear), vador, 1. (the legs), præpedio, 4. (-over to sessions), vador, 1. (-with osiers), vico, 2. (-by promise), stipulor, 1.(-with rushes), scirpo, 1. (-to), alligo, 1. (-together), conjungo, 3. (-underneath), subligo, 1. (-upon), superall:go, 1. A binding; ligatura, 1. f. ligatio, 3. f. Biography; biographia, 1. f. bipartite; bipartitus Biped; bipes, -edis. 3 e. g. A birch-tree; betula, 1. f. A bird; avis, 3. f. volucris, 3. f. A bird-cage; cavea, 1. f. Birth-place; natale solum 4. m. Bissextile; bissextilis A bit; frustum, 2. n. bucca, 1. f. [u. A little bit; frustulum, 2. The bit of a bridle; lupatum, 2. n. A bitch; canis fœmina, canicula, 1. f. [mina A bitch-fox; vulpes foeA bite; morsus. 4. m. To bite; mordeo, 2. (-ngain), remordeo, 2. (-off), demordeo, 2. (-to the quick), admordeo, 2. (-round), ambedo, 3. (-often), morsito, 1. (cheat), decipio, 3. (as pepper, &c.). uro, 3. A biting; morsus, 4 m.) A biting, or stinging; mordacitas, 3. f. Biting; mordax, edax, asper [dicùs Bitingly; mordacitèr, morBitten; demorsus, morsus Frost-bitten; gelatus, gla ciatus Bitter (in taste); amarus: (severe), acerous, aculeatus, intensus Bitterly; amarè, acerbè Bitterness; amaritudo, asperitas, 3. f Bitumen; bitumen, 3. n. pix, 3. f. Bituminous; bituminosus, A biab; garrulus, loquax, futilis [tero, 1. To blab; gario, 4. nebla Blabbed deblateratus Black (in colur); ater, ui ger; (as soot), faligeneus; (-as pitch, or a co-l), nigerrimus; (wicked), scelestus, improbus To be black; nigreo, 2. nigresco, 3. [fusco, 1. To black; denigro, 1. obClothed in black; pullatus, atratus Black and blue; lividus. Made black and blue; sugillatus [veo, 2. To be black and blue; liA black; Ethiops, 3. m. A blackbird; meruin, 1. f. To blacken; denigro, 1. infamo, 1. Blacking; atramentum, 2. Binckish; fuscus, nigellus To be blackish; nigrico, 1. Blackness; nigrities, 5. f. nigritudo, 3. f. A bladder; vesica, 1. f. A blade (of grass, &c.); caulis,3.m, (of the shoulder), scapula, 1. f. [3. m. A blain; uicus, 3. n. tumor, Full of blans; ulcerosus Blame; culpa, 1. f. cri men, 3. n. To blame; culpor, 1. incuso, 1. (chide), incre po, 1. reprehendo, 3. Blameable; vituperabilis To be blamed; culpor, 1. incusor, 1. [teger Blameless; innoxius, inA blaming; incusatio, 3. f. To blanch; candefacio, 3. decortico, 1. [pl. f. Blandishment; blanditiae, Blank; albus, candidus; (pale), pallidus; (confounded), confusus Point blank; planè, peni To blaze (as bre); flagro, 1. (-abroad), divulgo, I. pervulgo, 1. To blazon (display), enarro, 1. Blindly cæcè; (rashly). Bliss; beatitudo: 3. f. fe- To bleach; dealbo, 1. can- Full of blisters; pustulosus cer To bloat; tumeo, 2. tur- Block; orbiculi volubiles 3. m. A blockhouse; arx, 3.1. 3. f. A bleating; balatus, 4. m. admisceo. 2. commisceo, 2. [tus Blended; mixtus, commixA blending; mixtio, 3. f. mixtura, 1. f. To bless; benedico, 3. (con- A blight; rubigo, 3. f. 1etus obliquus To blow; fo, 1. suffo, 1. (breathe), spiro, 1. spl ro, 1. (-upon, or despise), temno, 3. (-against), reflo, 1. (-away), dissipo, 1. (-up), suffo, 1. (into), info, 1. (-out), emo, 1. (-and puff), anhelo, 1. (-together), conflo, 1. (-a bladder), indo, 1 (-vehemently), perflo, 1.(-8s a flower), effloresco, 3. blower of a horn; cor nicen, 3. m. A A blowing; sufflatio, 3. f. (-on), amatus, 4. m. (-back), reflatus, 4. m.. Biown; flatus: (-down), eversus; (-away), dissipatus; (-upon, or despised), contemptus; (puffed), indatus, turgidus, tumidus To blubber; lachrymas effundĕre [m. Blubber-lipped; labeo, 3. A bludgeon; baculum curtum [2. n. Blue (subs.); caeruleum, Blue (adj.) cæruleus A bluebottle; eyanus, 2. m. cyanea musca, 1. f. Blueness; livor, 3. m. (tèr Bluff; rusticus Bloody; sanguineus, cru entus Bloodily; cruentè, sævi-A blunder; error, 3. m. neus Next in blood; consangui rius, cruentus To bloom or blossom; fo. ridus A blooming; germinatio, ra, 1. f (-in reputation), tus A blotting paper; chartula bibula A blow; ictus, 4. m. cola- dus 3. f. A blundering; hallucinatio, Blunt; obtusus, hebes (-in speech), asper, rudis To blunt; hebeto, 1. ob tundo, 3. lenio, 4. To be blunt (as a tool); hebeo, 2. Blunted; hebetatus, retu[liberè Bluntly; obtusè, Asperè, Bluntness (dulness); bebetudo, 3. f. A blur; macula, 1. f. labes, A blusterer; thraso, 3. m. A biuster, or blustering; m. A boil; ulcus, 3. n. To boil; bullio, 4. ebullio, 4. Boiled; coctus, clixus A boiler (kettle); lebes, 3. [bidus Boisterous; violentus, turBold; audax, impavidus; (free), liber: (rash), temerarius; (saucy), insoleus, impudens; (stout), intrepidus To be bold; audeo,ausus,2. Boldly; audactèr, impavidé; (freely), liberè; (rashly), temerè; (sauci ly), impudentèr; (stoutly), fortiter Boldness; audacia, 1. f. temeritas, 3. f. impuden. tia, 1. f. procacitas, 3. f. A bolster (of a bed); cervical, 3. n. pulvinar, 3. n. (-to fill up a part), farcimentum, 2. n. A boat; cymba, 1. f. naviculn, 1. f. (long boat), scapha, 1. f. (passageboat), ponto, 3. in. (y-To bolster up; suffulcio, 4. m. boat), myoparo, 3. m. To bolster up; suffulcio, 4. To sail in a boat; navicu- Bolstered up; suffultus, lor, 1. A boatman; remex, 3. m. A boatswam; proveta, 1. m. To bob (ock); ludificor, 1. (strike), ferio, 4. percutic, 3. cado. 3. (jog), succutio, 3. A bob joke); dicterium. 2. n. (out), sanna, 1. f. (-of an ear-ring), inaaris, 3. f. Bob (short); curtus A bobbing tilis calamus, tex To bode; præsagio, 4. portendo, 3. Bodement; præsensio, 3. f. Botily; corporeus, in persona A bodkin; subula, 1. f. A body; corpus, 3. n. (dead-), cadaver, 3. n. (-of a tree), truncus, 2. m. (-of foot soldiers), peditatus, 4. m. (-of horse), equitatus, 4. in. (company), societas, 3. f. Every body; unusquisque, singuli, pl. Nobody, nemo, 3. c. g. nullus hominum Somebody; aliquis, quidam Big bodied; corpulentus, ninanis [rius Bodiless; incorporeus, aé sustentus A holt (of a door); pessulus, 2. m. (dart),jaculum. 2. n. pilum, 2. n. (fetter), manicæ, arum. pl. f. (thunderbolt), fulmen, 3. n. To bolt; oppessulo, 1. (or shut in), includo, 3. (-out), excludo, 3. (-or bump out), extubero, 1. Bolted; oppessulatus; (-as meal), cribratus A bolter (sieve); incerulculum, 2. n. A bolus; bolus, 2. m. Bombast; ampullæ, -arum. pl. f. A bond (for debt); syngrapha, 1. f. (tie), vinculum, 2. n. (-for appearance), vandimoniam, 2. n. (-of arbitration), compromissum, 2. n. To give boud; satisdo, 1. Bondage; servitus, 3. f. servitium, 2. n. (4. To be in bondage; servio, A bondman; verua, 1. m. mancipium, 2. n. A bondwoman; serva, 1. f. A bondsman; confirmator pecuniæ [-um, pl. f. bonds (tetters); compedes, A bone; os, 3. n. (-of the Boorish; rusticus, agrestis ora, 1. f. (-of a garment), fimbria, 1. f. (brim),crepido, 3. f. (-of a country), finis, 3. d. g. terminus, 3. m. confinia, pl. n. To border upon; adjaceo, 2. (tus Bordered with; fimbriaA borderer; accola, 1. c. g. Bordering upon; vicinus, contiguus, conánis, finitimus To bore; terebro, 1. pene tro, 1. perfodio, 3. pertundo, 3. The bore, or hole made; foramen; 3. n. Bored; perforatus, pertere bratus A borer; perforator, 3. m. A boring; terebratio, 3. f. To be born; nascor, 3. ori or, 4. (again), renascor, 3. (-of), enascor, 3. Born; natus, ortus, satus; (-after a father's death), posthumus; (-again), ro natus genitus The first-born; natu maximus, primogenitus Base-born; natus adulteri (-together), con nus Still-born; natus mortuus bilis [m. A headborough; decurio, 3. To borrow; mutuor, 1. (-upon use), fœneror, 1. Borrowed; mutuatus, conductus m. A borrower; mutuator, 3. 2. m. To boss: promineo,2. exto,1. 2. m. mentum, 2. n. (depth of sus A bottom (ship); navis, 3, To bounce; crepo, 1. stre- To be bound; obligor, 1. Bounding upon; conter- Το botch; resarcio, 4. et, quàqua vel vel Both ways; bifariam à boundstone; terminus, A bourn; torrens, 3. m. A bow; arcus, 4. m. (-case), sagittarius, 2 m. (-of a ship), prora, I. f. Like a bow; arcuatus Bowlegged; valgus, varius To bow; flecto, 3. inclino, 1. (-backwards), reclino, 1. (-down), incurvo, 1. (-round), circumflecto, 3. (bend), aeclino, 1. Bwed; curvatus, flexus bowel; eviscero, exenThe bowels; intestina, tero, 1. (pl. n. A bower, or arbour; perA bowl (for drink); scygula, 1. f. phus, 2. m. (-to wash in), labrum, 2. n. (-to play with, globus, 2. m sphæra, 1. f. Bowied; missus, jactetus Bowling; sphæromachia, 1. f. [teriam, 2. n. A box; cista, 1. f. ares, 1. A bowling-green; sphæris f. pyxis, 3. f. [lus, 2. m. A box in a theatre; casa A dice-box; orca, 1. f. fritiltheatralis Boxes in a shop; locelli, [nidi, pl. m. A box on the ear; alapa, 1. f. A boxer; pugil, 3. c. g. Of box; buxeus A box tree; buxus, 2. f. A boy; puer, 2. m. (soldier's-), calo, 3. m. lixa,. 1. m. (-servant) famulus, 2. m. A little boy; puerulus, 2. m. Boyish; puerilis, levis Boyishly; puerilitèr A brace (couple); par, 3. Boyishness; puerilitas, 3. f. n. (in building), fibula, 1. f. (ship's rope), rudens, 3. m. (-in printing), uncus, 2. m. (hook), un cus, 2. m. (to join things To brace; alligo, 1. ligo, 1. together), copula, 1. f. A bracing; alligatio, 3. f. A bracer; alligator, 3. m. A bracelet; armilla, 1. f. brachiale, 3. n. A bracket; mutulus, 2. m. Brackish; salsus, amarus Brackishuess; salsitudo, 3. f. To brag (boast); jacto, 1 A brad; clavulus, 2. m. glorior, 1. A bragger; jactator, 3. m. 2. m. |