To fume; exhalo, 1. irascor, 3. Fumed; exhalatus To fumigate; fumigo, 1. suffio, 4. m. A fumigation; suffitus, 4. [m. Fun; ludus, 2. m. jocus, 2. A function; functio, 3. f. munus, 3. n. A fund; ingens vis, cumu lus, 2. m. The fundament; anus, 2. m. Fundamental; fundamentalis [pl. n. Fundamentals; fundamenta, A funeral: funus, 3. n. exequiæ, pl. f. A funeral-pile; rogus, 2. m. (-song), næniæ, 1. f. epicedium, 2. n. Of a funeral; funebris, fu tum, 2. n. cror, 1. (increase), augeo, 2. (-ground, or grow in use), invaleo, 2. Gained; lucratus, acquisi tus A furtherer; adjutor, 3. m. mus To gabble; garrio, 4. blatero, 1. A gabbler; garrulus, 10Quax [f. A gabbling; garrulitas, 3. A gabion; corbis terrå oppletus The gable; extremitas tecti A gad; masan, 1. f. (-bee), œstrum, 2. n. Gadding; errabundus, cur. sitans A gadding; vagatio, 3. f. A gag; epistomium, 2. n. To gag; os obstruěre A gage (pledge), pignus, 3. n. (measure), virga chorometrica To gage (pawn); oppignero, 1. (casks), vassa, vei dolia, metiri To gaggle; gingrio, 4. glocito, 1. [tor, 3. m. Gaiety; splendor, 3. m. niGaily nitide, splendidè Gain: lucrum,2. n. quæstus, 4. m. To gain; lucrifacio, 3. lu dictus A gale; flatus, 4. m. flamen, 3. n. aura, 1. f. The gall; fel, 3. n. Like gall; felleus A gall (nut); galia, 1. f. To gall; uro, 3. atteru, 3. destringo, 3. Gallant; nitidas, lautus, fortis A gallant; homo scitus; (to a woman), machus, 2. m. adulter, 2. m. Gallantly; nitide, egregiè Gallantness; nitor, 3. m. magnificentia, 1. f. (-of spirit), magnanimitas, 3. f. fortitudo, 3. f. [f. Gallantry; magnificentia, 1. A gallery; ambulacrum, 2. n. porticus, 4. f. pergula, 1. f. An open gallery; proces. trium,2.n. peristylium,2.n. A galley; avis actuaria, vel longa A galliarü (dance), saltatio A galliot; biremis, 3. f. A gambol; saltus, 4. m. lu- lusus, 4. m. alea, 1. f. (Just), facetia, 1. f. To game; ludo, 3. Gamesome; procax, ludibundus Gamesomeness; petulantia, 1. f. A gamester; lusibus addietus; (gambler), aleator dolosus Gaming; alea, 1. f.lusio, 3. f. na, 1. f. The gamut; scala musica A gangrene; gangrena, 1. f. Gangrenous; tabidus, corruptus A gantlet; manica militaris A gap; apertura, 1. f. fissura, 1. f. A stop gap; impedimentum, 2. n. To gape (with the mouth); oscito, 1. hio, 1. (-after, or covet), appeto, 3. inhio, 1. (chink, as the ground), dehisco, 3. (-for breath), respiro, 1. anhelo, 1. (at one), aspecto, 1. intentè intueri Gaping; hians, hiulcus A gaping (opening); hiatus, 4. m. (yawning), oscitatio, 3. f. A garb; habitus, 4. m. gestus, 4. m. Garbage; viscera, pl. n.(refuse), quisquilize, pl. f. sordes, 3. f. To garble; purgo, 1. excer no,3.(cull out),excerpo,3. Garboil; tumultus, 4. m. A garden; hortus, 4. m. (-of flowers), floretum, 2. n. (nursery), seminarium, 2. n. (of pleasure), viridarium, 2. n. (-for pot herbs), olitorium, 2. n. (-for salad), acetarium, 2. n. (-of roses), rosetum, 2. n. Of a garden; hortensis m. To gargle; gargarizo, 1. A gargling: gargarizatio,3.f. A garland; sertum, 2. n. corona, 1. f. (-of bays), laurea, 1. f. Garlic; allium, 2. n. A garment; vestis, 3. f. vestimentum, 2. n. amictus, 4. m. (an under garment), tunica, 1. f. (An upper garment), pallium, 2. n. Of garments; vestiarius A garner; horreum, 2. n. To garnish; orno, 1. ador no, 1. Garnish (money); pensiun. cula, carceraria; (a garnishing), ornamentum, 2. 1. exornatio, 3. f. Garrulity; garrulitas, 3. f. Garrulous; foquax, garrulus A garter; genuale, 3. n. periscelis, 3. f. To garter; subligo, 1. subcingo, 3. A gash; vulnus, 3. n. cæsura, 1. f. [3. To gash; vulnero, 1. scindo, A gasp; halitus, 4. m. aura, I. f. To gasp; respiro, 1.anhelo,1. At the last gasp; in extremo halitu A gate; Janua, 1. f. ostium, 2. n. (in going), incessus, 4. m. passus, 4. m. A gate-way; semita, 1. f. callis, 3. m. A gate-keeper; janitor, 3. m. To gather; colligo, 3. decerpo, 3. (-from arguments), concludo, 3. (as a crowd), circumfundor, 3. (guess), conjector, 1. (-as a hen her chickens), foveo, 2. (again), recolligo, 3. (-corn), frumentor, 1. (card), coagulo, 1. (-flowers), flores carpere; (-grapes), vindemio, 1. (-out), excerpo, 3. (-strength), reviresco, 3. (in heaps), congero, 3. accumulo, 1. (-persons together), congrego, 1. (-up), colligo, 3. (wealth), opes conquirere; (-alms), stipem colligere; (-an army), copi as contrahere; (-in plaits), duplicas consuĕre; (-as a sore), suppuro, 1. Gathers; plicæ, pl. f. A gatherer; collector, 3. m. -of fruit), strietor, 3. m. (-of grapes); vindemiator, 3. m. (-of toll), publicanus, 2. m. (-of olives, &c.), legulus, 2. m. A gathering; collectio, 3. f. (-together), congregatio, 3. f. (-of fruits), carptu ra, 1. f. (-of grapes), vindemiatio, 3. f. (-round), conglobatio, 3.f.(-of mat. ter in a sore), suppuratio, 3. f. Bor ro, 1. vinco, 3. (-abroad. or be told), emano, 1. (-before), anticipo. 1.(-by intreaty), impetro, 1. (-by labour), demereo, 2. (-cold),frigus contrahere: (-by heart), memoriæ mandare: (gather together), colligo, 3. (-or come together), convenio, 4. (-out by questions, &c.), expiscor, 1. (-by force), extorqueo, 2. (-through), perrumpo, 3. (-up, or rise), surgo, 3. (-up upon), conscendo, 3. (lift up), elevo, 1. (-an inkling), suboleo, 2. A getting; nequisitio,3. f. Gewgaws; nuga, trica, pl. f. Ghastliness; horror, pallor, 3. m. A gingle (of words); verba inania; (gingling), tiuuitus, 4. m. A gipsy; mulier fatidica A girandole; candelabrum brachiatum, 2. n. To gird; cingo, 3. (-about), circumcingo, 3. (-under), succingo, 3. (-unto), accingo, 3. A girding; cinctus, 4. m. cinctura, 1. f. A girdle; cingulum, 2. n. eingula, 1. f. (marriage girdle), cestus, 2. m. A girl; puella, 1. f. virgo, 3. f. Girlish; puellaris, virginalis Girlishly; puellaritèr A girth; cinctorium, 2. n. To girth; cingulo substringere 3. To give; do, 1. dono, 1. largior, 4. (hand a thing), cedo, 3. (-advice), consu lo, 3. (assign), assigno, 1. (deliver), trado, 3. (-back), reddo, (-ground), cedo, 3. retrogredior, 3. (-credit), credo, 3, fido, 3. (-leave), permitto, 3. sino, 3. (liberally), elargior, 4. (distribute), distribuo, 3. (-out), nuncio, 1. spargo, 3. (-place), cedo, 3. (yield), priebeo, 2. A giving; donatio, 3. f. largitio, 3. f. (into), conces sio, 3. f. (-over), disces sio, 3. f. (-up), cessio, 3. f. deditio, 3. f. {dus Glad; lætus, hilaris, jucunTo be glad; gaudeo, 2. lætor, 1. To make glad, or gladden; lætifico, 1. [m. A gladiator; gladiator, 3. Gladly; lætè, lubentèr Gladness; lætitia, 1. f. gaudium, 2. n. A glade; interstitium silvaticum A glance; contuitus, intuitus, 4. m. A gland; glandula, 1. f. (-of the throat), tonsille.pl. f. Full of glands; glandulosus Glass; vitrum, 2. n. (-for drinking), calix vitreus: (-or draught of liquor), haustus, 4. m. (over a glass), inter pocula Of glass; vitreus A looking-glass; speculum, 2. u. Glazed; incrustatus A glazier, vitrarius, 2. m. A gleam; jubar, 3. n. lumen, 3. n. Gleaming; coruscans To glean (corn); legere spicas; (-grapes), racemor, 1. A gleaning; spicilegium, 2. n. racematio, 3. f. (gleanings), reliquiæ, pl. f. Glee; hilaritas, 3. f. lætitia, 1. f. perus mentor, 1. (polish), lævigo, 1. polio, 4. A gloss (exposition); commentarius, 2. m. interpretatio, 3. f. (lustre), ful gor, 3. m. nitor, 3. m. A glossary; glossarium, 2. n. A glossing; lævigatio, 3. f. Glossy; nitidus, expolitus A glove; chirotheca, manica, 1. f. A glover; chirothecarius, 2. m. (2. To glow; candeo, 2. caleo, Glue; gluten, 3. n. viscus, 2. m. To glue; glutino, 1. agglutino, 1. Gluiness; viscositas, 3. f. A glut; satias, 3. f. satietas, 3. f. To giut; satio, 1. saturo, 1. Gluttonously; gulosè, avidè Gluttony; gula, 1. f. ingluvies, 5. f. A glyster; clyster, 3. m. A glimmering; lux dubia A glimpse; coruscatio, 3. f. aspectus obscurus To glitter; corusco, 1. fal-A geo, 2. Glittering:nitens, coruscans A globe; globus, 2. m. A globule; globules, 2. m. A glorifying; celebratio, 3.f. 3. n. To glory; glorior, 1. superbio, 4. gnat ; culex, 3. d. g. To gnaw; rodo, 3. corrodo, 3. mordeo, 2. arrodo, 3. circumrodo, 3. derodo, 3. perrodo, 3. (be vexed), stomachor, 1. Gnawed; corrosus, perro sus A gnawing; rosio, 3. f. (-pain), verminatio, 3. f. (-of the gut), tormina, pl. n. (-of the conscience), stimulus, 2. m. A gnomon; gnomon, solarii spinuls, 1. f. To go: eo, 4. vado, 3. incedo, 3. gradior, 3. profiscor, 3. (about), circumeo, 4. perambulo, 1. (-about business), aggredior, 3. conor, 1. (after), sequor, 3. (against), adversor, 1. (-with), comitor, 1. (-a side),discedo,3. (-astray), vagor, 1. (-away), disce. do, 3. abeo, 4. (-away with), aufero, 3. (-awry), obliquo, 1. (-back), rece do, 3. (-before), præcedo, Go to; age, agedum To goad; stimulo, 1. exsti mulo, 1. A goal; meta, 1. f. termi nus, 2. m. (prison), carcer, 3. m. A goar of a garment; assumentum, 2. 11. A goat (he); caper, 2. m. hircus, 2. m. hoedus, 2. m. (she), capra, 1. f. Of a goat; caprinus, hirci nus Goatish; hircosus, libidinosus, salax Goat-footed; capripes A gobbet; offa, 1. f. frustum, 2. n. To gobble up; deglutio, 4. devoro, 1. A gobbler; vorax A goblet; crater, 3. m. patera, 1. f. Goblins; larvæ, pl. f. lemures, pl. m. GoD; Deus, 2. m. A goddess; dea, 1. f. diva,l.f. The gudhead; deitas, divinitas, 3. f. Of God; divinus Household gods; lares, pe nates, pl. m. Godliness; sanctitas, pletas, 3. f. Godly, or godlily (adj.); pius, religiosus; (adv.), pie, religiosè Going; incedens, inclinans A going (down); declinatio, 3. f. descensus, 4. m. (walking), incessus, 4. m. gressus, 4. m. (about), ambitus, 4. m. ambages, 3. f. (-away), discessio, 3. f. (-out of the way), aberratio, 3. f. (-back), reditus, 4. m. (-before), prægressio, 3. f. (aside), digressio, 3. f. (-down of the sun), occasus, 4. m. (-forth), exitus, 4. m. (-forward), progressio, 3. f. (-from), digressio, 3. f. (-out of), egressus, 4. m. (-out, as fire, &c.), extinctio, 3. f. (-to), aditus, 4. m. (-a pilgrimage), peregrinatio, 3. f. (from place to place), commigratio, 3. f. Gold; aurum, 2. n. (-mine), aurifodina, 1. f. (-ore), aurum ciadum; (-leaf), Aurum foliaceum; (dust), balux, 3. f. (-coin), aurum signatum, nummus aureus; (wire), aurum ductile Of gold; aureus A goldsmith; auri faber Golden; aureus, aureolas Good; bonus; benevolus; excellens Good (profit, advantage); lucrum, 2. n. commodum, 2. n. (to do-), benefacio, 3. (to make-), compenso, 1. præsto, 1. (to think-), statuo, 3. A good (fellow); combibo, 3. m. congerro, 3, m. (-name), fama, 1. f. Goods; bona, pl. u. res, facultates, fortunæ, opes, pl. f. (own-), peculi um, 2. n. (immoveable), res solid, by inheritance), bona hæreditaria Goodly; egregius, eximius Goodliness; species, 5. f. decor, 3. m. Good-liking; comprobatio, [probitas, 3 f. Goodness; bonitas, 3. f. Good-will; benevolentia, 3.f. 1. f. A goose; anser, 3. m. Of a goose; anserius To gorge; exsaturo, 1. voro, 1. [didus Gorgeous; nitidus, splenTo be gorgeous; resplendeo, 2. Gorgeously; Gorgeousness: 3. m. magnificentia, 1. f. nitor, 3. m. A gorget; mamillare, 3. n. colli armatura; (-of mail), lorica, 1. f. [3. f. magnificè, Gracefulness; venustas splendor, The Graces; Gratia, pl. f. Gracious; gratiosus, benignus; (most-), serenissimus [nignè Graciously; humanitèr, beGraciousness; benignitas, 3. f. comitas, 3. f. beuevolentia, 1. f. A gradation; gradatio, 3. f. Gradual; per gradus Gradually; gradatim, pede To gormandize; voro, 1. helluor, 1. [m. A gormandizer; helluo, 3. A gormandizing; ingluvies, 5. f. gula, 1. f. A gosling; anserculus, 2. m. Of the gospel; evangelicus A gossip (in drinking); compotrix, 3. f. (-in walking), ambulatrix, 3. f. (-in tattling), mulier loquax To govern; guberno, 1. moderor, 1. (guide), duco, 3. (-as a king), regno, 1. Governable; tractabilis, obediens, morigerus Governance; see Govern tentim |