Anteverto, ere, ti, rsum. act. Antibacchius, i. m. 2. a foot förtünă [christ 1. to excel, surpass, undo nity, a quirk [pudding Antithalamus, i.m. an ante- Apexibo, önis. f. S. a black chamber [position Aphractum, i. n. 4 Aphrac Antithesis, is. f. 3. an op- tus, i. n. 2. an open ship. Antithětou, i. n. 2. a contra- a brigantine [petre riety [type Aphronitrum, i. n. 2. saltAntitypum, i. n. a. an anti-Aphya, m. f. 1. a small cheap Antifa, æ. f. 1. a pump Antlo, as. neut. 1. to draw Lerotto Antrum, 1. n. 4. a cave, den, Auulāris, e. adj. pertaining to a ring Analus, i. m. a ring Anus, i. m. 2. a circle, the fundament, a year Anus, ús. f. 4. an old woman, an eunuch; adj. old water fish [ing to, or fit for bees Apiānus, a, um. adj. belongApiarium, i. n. a bee-stand Apiarius, i. m. 2. a keeper of bees [ming Apiastrum, i. n. 2. balm, Apiatus, a, um. adj. like a bee Apica ovis. f. a small sheep Apicula, æ. f. a little bee Aptus, arum. pl. f. 1. tristes, toys [to get Apiscor, ci. aptus. dep. 3. Aplum, i. n. 2. parsley, smallage Antichristus, I. m. 2. anti-Anxie, adv. anriously, dili-Apis, is. f. a bee Anticipatio, onis. f. 3. anti cipation Anticipo, (antè capio), as. act. 1. to anticipate, to forestall Vore door Antfeum, I. n. 2. a porch, a Anticus, a, um. adj. south, forward [pathy gently, carefully, sorrow. Anxïus, a, um. adj. anxious, Anytus, i. m. one of the Antidotum, i. n. 4 Antido- Apăige, Apagěte, adv. away, bred Antiquitas. Atis. f. 3. anti-Apêrte, adv. ius, issimè, quity, men of ancient Antistita, æ. f. 1. a priestess openly, plainly, clearly, Apex, Yeis, m. 3. a top, sharp Aplüda, . f. 1. bran, refuse Apocope, es. f. 1. a figure, Apolactizo, as, act. 1. to kick Apologia, æ.f.1. an apology posthume [apostleship Apostolatus, ds. m. 4. an Apostolus, i. m. 2. an apostle, a messenger Apostrophe, es. f. 1. a speak ing to, instead of speaking of, one absent [cope Apostrophus,i. m.2. see ApoApotheca, . f. 1. a storehouse, cellar, apothecary's shop [nization Apotheosis, eos. f. 3. a canoApparate, ius, issYme, adv. with preparation, sumptuously, nobly, bravely Apparatio, buis. f. 3. great preparation, provision, bravery, gallantry Apparatur, impers. it is getting ready Apparatus, a, um. pt. tior. tissimus, prepared, furnished, splendid Apparātus, ûs. m. 4. a preparation, equipage, an entertainment Apparĕo, ere, rui, ritum, n. 2. to appear, be visible, be forthcoming, attend Apparet, impers, it appears Apparitio, onis. f. 3. the attendance, office, or place of apparitors, &c. Apparitor, oris. m. 3. a summaner, marshal, beadle, clerk Apparitūra, æ. f. 1. the attendance of an apparitor Apparo, as. act. 1. to pre pare, provide, get, or make ready, furnish, design, attempt Appellato, onis. f. 3. a name, title, appeal, pronuncia tion (pellative, common Appellativus, a, um. adj. ap. Appellator, dris. m. 3. an appellant Appello, as. act. 1. to call, name, call to, or upon, call to witness, speak to, address, mention, proclaim, pronounce, accuse, appen, dun, demand Appello, ĕre, půli, pulsum. act. 3. to drine, force, bring, bring to land,come, apply, devote Appendicula, æ. f. 1. a little appendage, a perquisite Appendix, Teis. 1. 3. an ap pendir, addition, a thorn Appendo, ĕre, i. sum. a. 3. to hang to, or up, join, weigh out, or pay [pendo Appensus, a, um. pt. of apAppetens, tis. adj. tior, comp. issimus, sup. desir ous, fond, covetous Appetenter, adv. greedily Appetentia, . f. I. a desire, longing for, hankering after [reted Appetibilis, e. adj. to be coAppetitto, onis. f. 3. a strong desire, earnest endeavour after, catching at, an attack, an appetite Appetitus, a, um. pt. of ap peto Appetitus, us. m. 4. an uppetite, a desire. In pl. passions, or affections" Appěto, tére, tii, vel tīvi, tītum. act. 3. to desire earnestly, covet, aim, or catch at, aspire to, attack, or assault, approach, or draw near Appingo [ad, pango), gère, pēgi, pactum. act. 3. to join, jasten, or bind to, to add (paint, write 4ppingo, ere, xi. a. 3. to Applaudo, ere, ausi, ausun. neut.3. to approve, to clap hands Applausor, ōris. m. 3. an applauder, an approver, a clapper (plaudo Applausus, a, um. pt. of apApplausus, us, m. applause, u clapping of hands Applicatto, önis. f. 3. an application [plico Applicftus, a, um. pt. of apApplico, as, cui cavi, cftum & catum. act. 1. to apply, set, put, or lay near, bring, or direct Apploro, as. n. 1. to lament with one Applão, ĕre,ui &ūvi, ūtum. act. 3. to rain near, to rain upon Appono, nere, osui, osĭtum, act. 3. to put, set to, to join, add, lay upon, or nigh,mix, put in, reckon, serve up, suborn [porigo Apporectus, a, um. pt. of apApporrigo, rexi, ectum. a. 3. to stretch out, to reach [bringing Apportato, onis. f. 2. a Apporto, as. act. 1. to carry, near bring, bring news, or tid ings, cause, produce Appōsco, cere. act. 3. to ask, or require more, or besides, to demand Apposite, adv. fitly, properly, suitably, to the purpose, conveniently Appositio, onis. f. 3. an adding to, an applying, placing near Appositum, i. u. 2, an epithet Appositus, a, um. pt.of appo no, & adj. put to, put, laid, or set near, set upon, serv ed up, situate by, adjoining, opposite, fit, meet, suitable, proper ting to Appostrus, us. m. 4. a putAppotus, a, um. pt. drunk, Juddled Apprecor, ari. dep. 1. to pray unto, to wish one any good Apprehendo, & Apprendo dere, di, nsum. act. 3. to apprehend, seize, take, or lay hold of, snatch, get, learn, understand, hold, contain [seizing on Apprehensto, onis. f. 3. a Apprehensus, a, um. pt of apprehendo [primo Appressus, a, um. pt. of apApprime, rel Adprime, adv. very much, very well, greatly, chiefly, eminently, extremely Appimo [ad, premo], mère, ressi, ressum. act. 3. to press any thing close to, to squeeze hard Apprimus, vel Adprimus, a, um. adj. chief, principal, surpassing Approbato, onis. f. 3. approbation, allowance, a liking, assurance Approbator, oris. m. 3. an approver Approbo, as. act. 1. to ap prove, like, allow, make good, justify, prove Approbus, a, um. adj. very honest warmth of the sun, open fair weather, a clear air Apricor, ari. dep. 1. to bask in the sun Apricus, a, um. adj. ior, comp. issimus. superl. sunny, warmed with the sun, that loves to be in the sun [month Aprīlis, is. m. 3. April, a Aprīlis, e. adj. of April Aprugna, æ. f. (caro) brawn Aprugnus, a, um. adj. belonging to a boar Apsis, vel Absis, Ydis. f. 3. the ring of a cart wheel, a circle about the stars, the bend of an arch Apte, adv. íus, comp. issyme, sup. fitly, properly, suitably, pertinently, agreeably, conveniently Aptitudo, Ynis. f. 3. aptitude, fitness Apto, as. act. 1. to fit, make fit, adapt, join, prepare, provide Aptus, a, um. pt. & adj. fit, proper, suitable, good, conducive, close, agreenble, tight, fitted, adapted, equipped, joined,wrought, formed, inclined Apua, s. f. 1. a small fish, an anchovy Apud, præp, cum. acc. close by, nigh, near, with, at, among, in, before, tu Apus, odis. f. 3. a martinet Apyrinus,& Apyrēnus, a, um. adj. having no kernel,or stone, having small kernels, or seeds Apyrōtus, i. m. 2. the best sort of carbuncle, not hurt by the fire twelve signs of the zodiac, | a water-bailiff, a waterbearer Aquaticus, a. um. adj. quatic, of, or belonging to water, living, or growing in, or about water, rainy AquatŸle, is. n. 3. un aquatic, any creature that liveth in the water Aquatilis, e. adj. living in, | or near water, watery, moist Aquato, onis. f. 3. a watering, carrying, or fetching of water, wet weather, watering-place Aquator, oris. m. 3. he that watereth, a provider of water Aquatus, a, um. adj. thin like water, watery, mixed with water Aqueus, a, um. adj. watery Aquifolum, i. n. 2. a holly, a holm Apyrum, i. n. 2. brimstone | Aquilonālis, e. adj. northern Aqualiculus, i. m. 2. dim. a hog's trough, the lower part of the belly, the draught, the stomach Aqualis, is. m. 3. a waterput, an ewer, a laver Aquarium, i. n. 2. a watering-place for cattle, a sink, any water-passage Aquarius, a. um. adj. of, or belonging to water Aquarius, i. m. 2. one of the Aquilus, a, um. adj. durk, of the colour of water, sunburnt, swarthy Aquor, āri, dep. 1. to water, give water, provide, or fetch water Aquosus, a. um. adj. ior. comp. issimus, sup. watery,wet,resembling water Aquüla, æ. f. 1. a little water, a brook, a puddle Ar, in composition, stands for ad [tuary Ara, æ. f. 1. an altar, a sancArabilis, e. adj. arable Arachne, es. f. 1. a spider Araněa, æ. f. 1. a spider, a cobweb, the down of wil low blossoms, one of the membranes of the eye Araneola, æ. f. 1. dim. a small spider [spider Araneðlús, i. m. 2. a little Araneōsus, a, um. adj. full of spiders' webs, or things like cobwebs Araněum, i. n. 2. a spider's web; a rime, or dew, which spoils grapes Araneus, i. m. 2. a spider, a spider's web, a sea-fish, a field-mouse Aratto, onis. f. 3. a plough. ing, tillage; ploughed, or tilled ground Aratiuncula, æ. f. 1. a little field, ploughed, or farmed of the public [tiller Arator, ōris. f. 3.a plougher, Aratrum, i. n. 2. a plough Arbiter, tri. m. 2. an arbi trator, judge, umpire, witness,overlooker.prince, ruler, minister [witness Arbitra, æ. f. 1. a female Arbitrario, adv. arbitrarily, at one's pleasure, or vwn choice Arbitrarius, a, um. adj. ar. bitrary, voluntary, left to one's own choice Arbitratto, önis. f. 3. arbi tration Arbitrātus, us. m. 4. a judg ment, opinion, choice, fancy, pleasure, disposal Arbitrĭum. i. n. 2. an award, judgment, sentence, determination, advice, will, pleasure, fancy, choice, disposal, power, money paid for a monopoly Arbitror, āri. dep. 1. to arbitrate, sentence, award, suppose, imagine, think, overhear, listen to Arbor & Arbos, oris. f. 3. a tree, wood, a mast, an our, the timber of a press, a large sea-fish Arborarĭus, a, um. adj. of, or belonging to a tree Arborator, ōris. m. 3. a planter, lopper, or pruner of trees Arboresco, ĕre, incep. 3. to grow to the full size of a tree Arborētum, i. n. 2. a grove, a nursery of trees Arboreus, a, um, adj. of, or belonging to க tree, branched like a tree Arbuscula, æ. f. 1. a little tree, a shrub, the nave of a curt-wheel, the turf on the heads of peacocks Archimagirus, i. m. 2. a mas- Arbustivas, a, um. adj. be-Archipirāta, æ. m. 1. an Arceo, ere, ui. act. sup. car. 2. to drive away, keep off, from, or out, hinder, restrain, hold fast, or in, save, or protect [a coach Arcera, e. f. a covered cart, Arcessor, iri, itus, p. 4. to be called, be sent for, be fetched architect, surveyor, prin- Architrielīnus, i. m. 2. the Arcto, as. act. 1. to arch over, to bend Arcus, us. & i. rar. m. an arch, a bow,rainbow, bower Ardea, æ. f. 1. a heron Ardelo, onis. m. 3. a busybody Ardens, tis. pt. & adj. tior, comp. tissimus, sup. burning, hot, eager, earnest, sprightly, mettlesome, bright, glittering, illus trions, rough, raging Ardenter, adv. ius. comp. issimè, sup. ardently, hotly, eagerly, keenly, sharply, vehemently Ardeo, dère, rai, rsum. neut. & act. 2. to burn, scorch, be hot, rage, love, desire greatly, shine, sparkle, be tormented Ardeseo, ere. incept. 3. to grow hot, or hasty, to be inflamed Ardor, oris. m. great heat, flame, fire, rage, love, eaArdultas, atis. f. 3. steepness gerness,vigour,brightness Ardüus, a, um. adj. high, lofty, tall, steep, hard, difficult, dangerous, low, mean, distressed, adverse Area, æ. f. 1..a thrashing floor, granary,crop,courtyard, any void place, a bed, field, meteor, ulcer, scald power-Areator,oris.m.3. a thrasher Arefacto, [areo, facio], cère, feci, factum. act. 3. to dry, make dry, parch Arefactus, a, um. pt. dried, withered Arcto, Tre, Ivi, Itum. act. 4. ful, or mighty with the Arcessitor, vel Accessitor, Arctõus, a, um. adj. belong- Arēna, . f. 1. sand, sea ahore, barren ground, amphitheatre, place of contest, court, employment Arenaceus, a, um. adj. of. or like sand, mixed with sand, sandy, gritty Arenartæ, Brum. pl. f. 1. Band-pits Arenātus, a, um. adj. sandy Arenatum, i. n. 2. mortar of lime and sand Arenivăgus, a, um. adj.wandering, or going through Igravelly Arenosus, a, um. adj. sandy, Arenula, a. f. 1. dim. small sand, grit Areo, ère, rui. n. 2. to be parched, or dried up, to be thirsty Areola, . f. 1. a little b the sand in a garden, a court-yard Aresco, cère. inc. 3. to war, or grow dry, to haraen, become hard Argentaria, s. f. 1. a banker's table, office, or shop, a silver mine Argentarius, a, um. adj. belonging to silver, money, or bunkers Argentarius, i. m. 2. a bunker, cash-keeper, usuTer,pawnbroker, the chamberlain of a city Argentatus, 8, um. adj. covered over with silver, silvered [vered Argenteolus, a, um. adj. silArgenteus, a, um. adj. of, or made of silver, bright as silver Argilla, æ. f. 1. white clay, Argutišla, æ. f. 1. a petty Argūtus, a, um. pt. of ar- Arieto, as. act. 1. to push tion Teasoning, or producing of arguments Argumentor, äri. dep. 1. to prove by argument,argue, reason, dispute, examine, Arista, s. f. 1. an ear of injer corn, the beard of corn; Argumentosus, a, um. adj. corn harvest, summer, a full of argument, or mat- year, hair, bristle, prickle ter, argumentative of a fish Argumentum, i. n. 2. an Aristifer, a, um. adj. bearargument, reason, proof, ing ears presumption, sign, token, Aristocratis, æ. f. 1. an subject, lesson, device, aristocracy, a government occasion, cause by nobles only [wort Argão, uere, ui, fitum, act. Aristolochia, e. f. 1. birth3. to show, prove, reprove, Arithmetica, æ. f. 1. vel accuse, object, contradict, Arithmetice, es. f. 3. ahinder, convince, convict rithmetic, the art of numArgutato, Onis. f. 3. a bering, or reckoning quarrelling, tittletattle, a Arithmeticus, a, um. adj. of, creaking [Jellow or belonging to arithmeArgutator, Oris.m. a prating tic, arithmetical Argüte, adv. amartly, wit-Aritado, Yuis. f. 3. dryness, tily, shrewdly, keenly, sharply Argatta, arum. pl. f. 1. Smartness, repartee, subdevices, quirks, trickt drought, dry weather, stinginess, meanness Arma, örum. pl. n. 2. arms, weapons, armour, tools, instruments, utensils, ex ploits, valour, war Armamáza, æ. f. 1. a kind of chariot used in solemnities. Armamenta, örum. pl. n. Armatūra, æ. f. 1. armour, herdsman, a grazier jewel, an iron ring, or brace Armillatus, a, um. adj. that hath, or weareth brace. lets, collared as dogs Armillum, 1. n. 2. a wine vesel in sacrifices, ear. ried upon the shoulders Armilustrium, vel Armilūs trum, i. n. a muster of military forces, the place where this review was made Armipotens, tis. adj. powerful in arms, or war, mighty, valiant Armisõnus, a, um. adj. rustling with arms, or ar |