Obstinātus, adj. fixed, un. Obstupesco, cěre. inc. to be possess, hold, keep, re. mnoved, determined, re amazed, or astonished, tain,. continue, or last, solved, obstinate, stub. grow dizzy, or drunk prevail, maintain, deburn, resolute, steady Obstupidus, adj. senseless fend, support, prove, or Obstino, are. act. 1. to be Obsum, ěs, fui, esse. n, to evince, bear, or manage, obstinate, persist injure, hurt, be hurtful, tule, govern, supply, Obstipo, are. act. 1. to stop or prejudicial, do inise couet, extend over, make up chief, hinder good Obstipus, a, um. adj. stiff, Obsèo, uěre, ui, utum. act. Obtingo [ob, tango), Igi. or that is carried stiff on 3. to stitch up, cover n. to happen, or fall out, one side, crooked, awry round to be allotted Obstitum, i, n. 2. place Obsurděo, ère, dui. n. 2. Obtinnyo, ire. n. 4. to tis. struck with thunder, or to be deaf gle lightning Obsurdēsco, cere. inc. 3. Obtorpěo, ēre. vel Obtor. Obstytus, a, um. adj. blast. to grow deaf pesco, ére, ui, n. to se ed, affrighted, oblique, Obsūtus, a, um. pt. of numbed, hardened, or crooked obsuo (covering stupified Obsto, áre, styti, stytum & Obtēctus, us. Obtorquěo, ire, rsi, rtam. stătum. n. $ a. 1. to Obtēctus, a, um. pt. of a. 2. to wrest, Turk TOURS, stand in the way, or be. Obtěgo, gěre, exi, ectum. turn quickly fore, withstand, oppose, a. 3. to cover over, hide, Obtörtus, a, um. pt. of oblet, or hinder, check, pre or conceal, protect torqueo judice, intervene, or in. Obtemperanter, adv, obe- Obtrectatio, onis, f. 3. ex terpose, limit diently envying, disparaging, de Obstragülum, i. n. 2. a Obtemperatyo, önis. f. 3. a traction, mutual struz. covering submission gle Obstrepěras, a, um. adj. Obtempěro, áre. a. l. to obtrectātor, öris. m. 3.6 noisy (to tesound obey, comply with, sub. detractor, inalicious of Obstrepito, áre. freq. 1. mit, be kind to poset Obstrepo, pěre, pui, pitum. Obtendo, děre, di, nsum & Obtrēcto [ob, tracto), are. n. ga. 3. to make a noise, ntum. a. to spread, or neut. 1. to disparage Tour, sound, resound, ina place before, pretend speak, or act aga, terrupt, lessen Obtēnto, are. act. to pos backbite, lessen, oppos Obstrictus, a, um. pt. of sess frequently Obtrītus, a, um. pt. of obobstringo [rowness Obtentus, a, um, pt. of Obstrictus, us. m. 4. nar. obtendo Obtritus, us. m. 4. a brais Obstrigillator, oris. m. 3. Obtentus, a, um. pt. of ob. & detractor tineo, obtained, effected Obtrūdo, děre, üsi, üsum. Obstrigilio, seu Obstringil-Obteutus, us. m. 4. a cover. a. 3. to obtrude, put, or lo, áre. a. 1. to hampet, ing, cover, or shelter, force upon, or entangle, reflect upon, pretence, excuse against, or down jeer, stand in the way Obtěro, rère, trivi, itum, a. Obtruncatio, onis, f. 3. the Obstringo, gěre, nxi, ictum. 3. to crnsh, crush to pie cutting off the head a. 3. to tie, or bind about, ces, destroy, trample Obtrüaco, are. act. 1. to tie, orbind, entangle, upon, tread under foot, behead, cut off the head, engage, paun, oblige, overrun, bear down, over kill, slay bring under the power, come, baffle, lessen, dis. Obtuěor, ēri, ütus sum. or guilt of, violate, or parage dep. 2. to look at, lool profane Obtestatio, onis. f. 3. a steadfastly, discern Obstructio, onis. f. 3. ob supplieation, or entreaty, Obtuitus, us. m. 4. a rien struction (obstruo importunity, injunction Obtumesco, cěre, n. 3. Obstructus, a, um. pt. of Obtēstor, āri, ātus sum. stoell Obstrüdo, děre. act. 3. to dep. 1. to call to witness, Obtundo, děre, ūdi, usam. erain down protest, conjure, beseech, a. 3. tu beat, or batter, Obstrŭo, uěre, uxi, uctum implore for succour blunt, dull, weaker, act. 3. to stop, fill, shut, Obtéxo, xěre, sui, xtum. a. tease, tire, weary block, or dam up, stop, 3. to cover Obtūnsus, vel Obtusus, a, barricade, interpose, Obticentia, a. f. 1. silence um. pt. of obtundo weaken, lessen, eclipse Ootico [ob, taceo), ére, Obturainēntum, i. n. 2. & Obstupefacio, cére, lēci. a. cui. n. to be silent, or stopple, bung, dan, 3. to amaze, astonish, laid aside bark, or sluice abash, confound Obtiněo (ob, teueo), ére, Obturbo, are: act. 1. to Obstupefio, iëri. n. p. to be nui, tentum, act. 2. to disturb, disorder, disastonished obtain, get, accomplish, quiet, bear down, TX Obstupěo, ēre. pui. n. tu be effect, or bring about, over, interrupt (swell up astonished carry, or guin, have, or Obturgésco, cere. 2. & io těro ing reneuve one Outūro, āre. a. to stop up Occæcatio, õnis. f. 3. a , Occipyo [ob, capio), père, ObtusYus, adv. comp. more blinding hardening cēpi, ceptum, act. ģ neut. bluntly Occallatyo, õnis f. 3. 3. to begin upou, enter Obtūsus, a, um, pt. of ob- Occallẽo, ére, lui. neut. 2. upon, begin tundo, & adj. beaten, to grow callous, or hard, Occipitfum, i. n. 2. the bruised, blunied, dulled, becoine hardened, fixed, hinder part of the head weakened, ubruse, blunt, or insensible (grow hard Occiput, Ytis. n. 3. idem dull, wenk, faint, dim, Occallēsco, cěre. inc. 3. to Occisio, onis. f. 3. a kill ig nurant, insensible Occăno, něre, nui, centum. ing, slaughter, murder Obtūtus, us, m. 4. a sight, a, to sound Occisor, oris. m. 3. a slayer Occasio, onis. f. 3. Oc. Occisus, a, um. pt. of ocObvagio, ire. ivi, itum. n. C1310n, se«lson, or oppor. cido (turb by bawling 4. to be troublesume by tunity, occurrence, find. Occlanito, are. n. 1. to discrying, to whine ing {rick of time Occludo (ob, claudo), Obvällo, are. act, 1. to Occasiancůla, æ. f. 1. the děre, ūsi, ūsain. act. 3. to fence about Occasus, a, um.pt. of occido shut [cludo Obvenio, ire, ēni. entum. Occasus, us. m. 4. a setting, Occlusas, a, um. pt. of oc. n. 4. ty meet, happen, fall sunset, the west, fall, Occo, åre. act. to harrow out, full by lot, befall, ruin, destruction, death, Occübo, åre, bui, bitum. n. fali, or come occasion, or opportunity to lie, or be dead Obventio, onis. f. 3. a Occatro, onis, f. 3. a hur. Occulco (oh, calco), äre. TOwing {rower act. 1. to read, or stamp Obvērse, adv, towards one Occător, oris. m. 3. a hat. upon, trend in Obvērsor, äri. d. 1, to be Oceatoríus, a, um, adj. of Occůlo (ob, calco), lere, present, or appear before harrowing lai, Itum. act. 3. to hide, Occēdo (ob, cado), děre, or concell, keep secret, Obvērsus, a, um. part. of cessum. n. 3. to incet in or private, cover Obvērto, těre, ti, rsum, & the way, to come Occultăte, adv, secretly, 3. to turn against, or Occēnto (ob, canto), äre. privitely towards, turn about, turn, n. 1. to sing, or ruil before, Occultatio, onis. f. 3. a be situnte towards to serenade hiaing, a concealing, Obviam, adv. in the way, Occēntus, us. m. 4. an ill. concealment (concealer to ineet, at hand, to be [Plaut. Occultător, oris. m. 3. a comeat, putting a stop to, Occēpso, pro Occepero, Occulte, adv. secretly, pri. temedying, to expose to Occēpto, seu Occæpto, äre. vat.ly, cunningly Obviglio, àre, n. 1. to watch a. to begin [west Occulto, ane. a. 1. to hide, against Occidens, tis. m. 3. the conceal, cover, disguise, Obvius, a, um, adj. meet-Occidentális, e. adj. western keep close ing, hindering, opposite, Occidlo, onis. f. 3. a total Occultus, a, um. pt. of ochostile, offering itselt, slaughter (or perishing culo, & adj. hidden, confree, easy, forwurd, affa. Occidio, onis. f. a dying, cealed, secret, dark, obole, courteous, expused, Occido cædu), děre, scure obroto idi, isum. a. 3. 10 kill, or Occūmbo, běre, ŭbui, uby. Obumbro, äre, a. 1. to over. slay, put to death, near. tum. 1. 3. to fall upon, sh dnu, shade, darken, ly kill, ruin, or undo, Jall down, die hide ; conceal, veil, dis terase, tire to death Occupatio, onis. f. 3. a guise, protect Occido (ob, cado), děre, seizung upun, possession, Obūncus, a, um. adj. hook. cidi, căsum. u. 3. to fall, business, employment ed, crooked overflowing fall, or go down, de Occupatus, a, um, pt. $ Obundatio, onis. f. 3. un scend, set, die, perish, adj. seized, taken, enObūado, āre. neut. 1. to druop, decay, or fail, be gaged, employed, busy overflow slain, destroyed, or ex. Occupo (ob, capio), áre. Obvõlvo, věre, vi, lūtum. tinguished, ruined, or act. 1. to seize "pun, lay act. 3. to mulle, disguise, undune, wasted, losi, or hold of, huld, possess, concel gone, passed over, for take possession of, get Obvolutio, onis. f. 3. 4 gotten to, enter up.nl, engage, wrapping up (volvo Occiduus, a, um, adj. set. employ, take up, anticiObvolutus, a, um. pt. of ob. ting, or going down, d. pate Ovūro, ussi, ustum, ēte, to clining, decaying, that occurro, rĕre,ri (& occůcur. bur, singe, Scorch dieth, or gueth off, west ri, Plaut.), rsum. 1. 3. to Obūstus, a, um. pt. of (or buffet occut, Come the obüro Occillo, áre. act. I.to beat, mind, offer, or shew it. Oe, in composition, stands Occino Cob, cano), něre, sell, appear, appear befor ob nui (ni, Diom.), centum. jore, full in the way, Occa, æ. f. 1. a harrow, neut. 3. to chirp, croak, meet, run to meet, tun, or drag or sing induspiciously hasten, or come to, or to boding cry to um. my life the ryes shop gether, run to the assist. 1 Octogeniæ,a. adj.pl. eighty | Odorartus, a, um, adj. of ance of, run against, op. Octogesimus, a, um, adj. strong Sell pose, or resist, interrupt, the eightielk Odoratio, onis. f. 3. cumeii 'check OctogYes, adv. fourscore Odoratus, us. m. 4. the ac Occursatyo, Onis. f. 3. a times [righty of sinelling, the sense tunning to meet and at Octoginta, adj. indecl. pl. snelling, smell tend one for his honour Octogonus, a, um. adj. oc- Odoryfer, vel Odorifērus, 2 Occursio, onis, f. 3. a meet. tagonal (gether um. adj. odoriferous, pre ing Octojůgis, e. adj. eighi to ducing odours Occûrso, are. freq. 1. to run Octovaryus, a, um. adj. eight Odoro, åre, a. 1. lo perfume often, run before, Octonarius, i, m. a verse of to scent against, in the wiyot, eight feet Odūror, āri, ätus sum. dep at, or upon, be frequently Octoni, æ. a. adj. pl. eight 1. to smell to, or el in one's mind, occur, , Aur Octophorum, i, n. 2. a lir search, or get out, 3223 Occürsus, us. m. 4. c meet. ter, or seaan carried by have a design upon ing, or running to, uppo. eight serurints Odūrus, a, um. adj. quicksition, bad influence Octuagesimus, vide Octo scented, of a strong sanell, Oceanus, i. m. 2. the ocean, gesin us sweet, perfrined the sea Octuplicatus, a, um, adj. Odos, oris. m. 3. smell Oceanus, a, um. adj. of the eight times doubled Odvssea, æ. f.l. the Odys ocean, dust Octuplus, a, adj. Economya, æ. f. I, economy Oceliatus, i, m. 2. a pretty eightfold conomicos, a, um. adj. little stone Octūssis, is. m. 3. eight economic, apt, fit, elegant Ocellus, i, m. 2. - little eye, (1$$rs in money @cus, i. m. 2. a large disari eye, a bud, my dearest, Oculariter, adv. by the eyes ing-yogin Ocularius, a, um, adj. of Enophorum, i, n. a wise Ochra, æ. f. l. ochre, Plin. put, Angon Ocimum, vel Ocīnum, i, n. Ocularius. i. m. 2. an oculist Enopolium, i. n. 2. a sine. $ Ocimus, i. m. 2. gar. Oculāta, æ. f. 1. a fish with den.basil inaniy eyes Estrus, i, m. & Estrus, Ocior, us, adj. comp. issy-Oculatio, onis, f. 3. a taking i. n. 2. a gad-fly, poetir mus, sup. more swift, away superfluous vint rage, Jury quick, or speedy buds (the eyes asus, pro Usus, Cic. Ocius, adv. comp. more, or Oculātus, a, um. adj. of sypum, i, n. a medics very speedily, 300MLET, Oculēns, a, um, adj. nli eyes ment, sweat quickly Oculissimus, a, um, adj. cum, i. n.2. an Egyptias Ocrea, ä. f. l. a boot, a sup. most deur herb steve Oculitas, adv. dear as the Of, in composition, stands Ocreātus, a, um. adj. booted eves (lighten (stest Octaus, tis. m. 3. an eighth Oculo, are. act. 1. to en. Ofelia, æf. 1. a collop, part (tax Ocūlus, i. in. 2. an eye, Offa, æ. f. l. a googel, Octava, v. f. 1. an octave, a view, or sight, ornament, monthful, collop, chop, er Octāvum, adv. the eighth beauty, or glory, a bud steak, round lump time Ocyor, vide Ocior Offatim, adv. in little bits, Octāvus, a, um. adj. the Ode, ēs, vel Oda, æ. f. an or pieces eighth [years Offectus, a, um, pt. of offi. defect. i 'hate, or I have offendiculum, i. n. 2.6 OctYes, adv. eight times hated, not to endure stumbling-block Octiogenarius, a, um. adj. Odiðse, adv, odiously, a. Offenditur, impers. offence consisting of eight han. bominably, is given dred bly, affectedly, tediously Offēndo, dere, di, nsum. ! Octingentesimus, a, um. Odiosus, a, um, adj. odious, 3. to offend, or gire of. adj. the eight hundredth hateful fence, displeuse, disgust, Octingenti, æ, a. adj. pl. Odhuin, i, n. 2. hatred, find a fanlt, fnd, or act eight hundred grudge, ill.will, dislike, amiss, mistake, stumble, Octypes, ēdis. adj. having importunity, tediousness, hit, strike, or run against, eight feet trouble arising from im. hit, or strike, strike, or Octo, adj. ir:decl. pl. eight pertinence come upon, find, run, or October, bris, in. 3. October Odor, üris. m. 3. odour, fall, hurt, founder, mis October, bris, bre, adj. of savour, scent, or smell, carry, have bad success, October (eighteen perfume, spice, a slight be caust Octodecim, adj. indecl. pl. Octogenartus, a, um, adj. Odorāmen, Ynis. n.3. a pet. (fume Offensa, r. f. 1. offence, cighty years old displeasure, disgut, disOdoramentum, i, n. 2. id. taste, disagreeableness, hint ing fault, or misdemeanout, fallow trice, plough a. of perfrenes trip, or stuinble, miscat. CT083, or the second timnc Oltāctrix, icis, adj. endued ringe, illness, injury Offucia, 13. f. 1. paint, a with the jaculty of smell. Offensacủlam, i. n. a stum cheat, trick bling-block OTúla, æ. f. 1. a little chop, Olfactus, us, m. 4. the smell, Offensatio, onis. f. 3. a trip littie cake, or bump of a smelling ping [blunderer paste (fulcio Olidus, a, um. adj. smelling Odensator, oris. m. 3. a Offultus, a, um. pt. of of. strong, stinking Offensyo, ūnis. f. 3. offence, Offündo, dêre, üdi, usua. Oligarchịa, æ. f. 1. an oli. displeasure, disgust, dis act. 3. to pour, or sprin garchy like, disagreeableness, a kle upon, cart over Olim. adv. in time past, stumble, uniscurringe, ill Ofūsus, a, um. pt. of of. long since, formerly success, indisposition, dis fundo Olitor, oris, m. 3. a gar. order Or, in composition, stands dener (pot. herbs Offensiuncůla, æ, f. 1. a for ob Olitoryus, a, um, adj. Of littie disgust Ogganuio, vide Obgannio Oliva, æ. f. l. an olive-tree, Offēnso, are. n. 1. to knock, Oggěro, rěre, essi, estum. an olive strike, or hit often act. 3. to give, or put in Olivāris, e. adj. of oil, oily Offensum, i, n. 2. offence plenty, Plaut. Olivaryus, a, um, adj. uf disagreeableness, disgust Oh, interj. oh! olives Offensus, a, um. pt. of of one, uterj. enough! Olivētum, i, A. 2. an olivefendo Oho, interj. oho! yard (olines Offensus, us. m. 4. a clash. Oi, interj. oi, alns! Olivifer, a, um. adj. bearing ing. struke, stop, or in. Olča, æ f. 1. an olive-tree, Olivina, æ. f. 1. an olive. pediment, dissatisfaction an olive-branch, an olive vard Olfero, ferre, obtuli, obla. Oleacěus, a, um. adj. of, or Olivitas, ātis. f. 3. a crop of tum. a. 3. to offer, prelike an olive, oily olives, the time of gathersent, give, or bring, give Oleaginčus, a, um. arij. of ing vlives, an invinting up, hold forth, or out, an olive with oil, a stock of oil shew, expose, oppuse, ob- Oleagynus, a, um. adj. of Olīvum, i. n. 2. oil üf olives trude, raise, or cacite, an olive-tree, of the co Olla, æ. f.l. a pot bring upon, or occasion lour of olive Oláris, e. adj. kept in pots Offerumēntæ, äram. pl. f. 1. Oleäris, e. adj. of an olive. Ollaryus, a, um. adj. inade stripes, lashes, jurks tree, or oil in a pot Officina, æ. f. l. a workshop, Olearius, a, um. adj. of, or Ollola, æ. f. 1. a little pot, shop, school, henroost for oil pipkin Oficinātor, oris. m. 3. a Olearius, i. m. 2. an oilman Olor, oris. m. 3. a swan, foreiun Oleastēlius, i, m. 2. a little strong smell Officio {ub, facio), cére, olive-tree Oloryfer, a, um. adj. bear. tēci, fectum. a. 3. to hin? Oleaster, tri. m. 2. a wild 111k swans der, stup, obstruct, stund olire-tree (olive Olorinus, a, um. adj. like a in the way of, obscure, Oleastrēnsis, e. adj. like an swan, soft (coleworts hurt, or be hurtful, in- Oleitas, ātis. f. the gather-Olus, ēris. n. 3. pot-heros, gure ing of olives Oluscalum, i. n. 2. small Officiðse, adv. officiously, Oleo, ēre, lui & lēvi, litum salad readily, courteously & lētum. neuf. & act. a. to Olympiācus, ve! Olympicus, Officiosus, adj. officions, smell, yield a sell, or a, um. adj. of, or belong Teaay, obliging, kind, snvuur, smell strong, or ing tu Olympus rourteons stink, savour of, give a Olympias, ådis. f. 3. an Oficiosus, i, m. 2. an al token, besmelt out, or olympiad tendant guessed at Olympionices, æ. m. 1. a Officium, i, n. 2, an office, Oleosus, a, um. adj. full of victor at the Olympic business, or employment, mil, oily, jat gumes duty, service, attendance, Oleraceus, a, um, adj. of Olympus, i. m. 2. heaven aid, assistance, obedience, pot-herbs (grow Olyra, æ. f. l. a kind of allegiance, honour, re Olesco, cěre. neut. 3. to wheat spect, civility, courtesy Olētum, i. n. 2. un olive. Omãsum, i. n. 2. fat tripe onigo, kēre, ixi, act. 3. to yard, a jakes Omen, Yuis. 1. 3. an omen, fristen to Oleum, ei, n. 2. oil a token of good, or bad Ofecto, iěre, exi, exom. a. Olfacro foleo, fucio), cére, luck, an uuzury 3. 10 turn a thing about, tēci, factuin. act. 3. tu Omentātus, a, um. adj. inade or the other way scent, smell to, at, or out, with suet Ofoco (ob, faux), áre. a. 1. find out, long to get Omentum, i. n. the caul of to choke Olfacto, are. freq. 1. tu the bowels Offringo (ob, frango), gěre, smell often to Ominātor, oris. m. 3. a fora, frēgi, fractum. act. 3. tu i Olfactoríum, i, n. 2. a box buder 2. or thick Onyaor, āri. d. l. to pre! rate, enhance, accuse Operosus, a, um, adj. la. sage, forebode Onerosus, a, um, adj. bir borious, busy, industri Oninõse, adv. ominously densome, heavy, weighty, ous, active, efficacion, Ominosus, a, um, adj. omi troublesome, oppressive operative, troublesome nous, ill-boding, inauspi. Oniscus, i, m. 2. a wood. Opertančus, a, um. adj. seciuus, unlucky louse [bittern cret Omissio, onis, f. 3. an omis. Onocrotalus, i. m. a Opērte, adv. covertly ston Onus, čris. n. 3. a load, Oper:Y, õnis, f. 3. a coret0.nissus, a, um. pt. of burden, or weight, cargo, ing over (cureriet omitto, adj. omitted, hard tusk, affliction Opertorium, i. leji, neglected Omūstus, a, um. adj. lord. Opērtum, i. n. 2. a secret Omitto [ob, mitto), těre, ed, burdened, overcharg place is, issum. act. 3. to unit, ed, full of Opērtus, a, nm. pt. of operie pass by, say nothing oj, Onychynus, a, um, adj. of a Opērtus, us. m. 4. á curer. neglect, slight, lay, or purple colour throw aside, leuve oft, or Onyx, ychis. d. g. 3. an Opes, ride Ops out, put off, or defer, onyx, alabastir, alabas. Ophites, is. m. 3. a black leuve, let go, send off, or ter box, muscle morble (oculist away Op, in composition stands Oohthalmicus, i, m. 2. es Omn faryam, adv. all man for ob [ness Opicus, a, um, adj. barbawer of ways Opacitas, ātis. f. 3. dark 7018, rude (couring Omnifer, a, vm. adj. that Opāco, áre. a. 1. to shade, Opfer, a, um. adj. SNC beareth all things, or of or dirken Opríex, icis. c. g. 3. a workall kinds Opācus, a, um, adj. shady, inan, artificer, or artist, Omniformis, e. adj. of all dusky, dark, gloomy, mechanic, maker, kinds of shapes growing in the shade, framer, producer, Or Omuigēnus, a, um. adj. of causer, deviser, or invesall kinds (wholly Opălas, i, m.2. & Opolum, tor Omnimodis, adv. totally, i. n. 2. the opal siune, Opificīva, æ, f. 1. & conOmnimodo, adv. by all shining like fire ITING {manship menn18 (all sorts Opēlla, æ. f. 1. little la Opificium, i. 1. 2. uportOmnimodus, a, um, adj. of bour, or business Opilio, onis. m. 3. 6 shep. Onnino, adv. in all, at all, Opěra, æ. f. l. work, la. herd, a bird (da ntiy but, wholly, entirely, al buur, prins, attention, Opime, adv. richly, abun. together, ultery, very, endeavour, service, assis. Opimiānum vinum, by for, in general, what. tance suever been means, Opezarya, æ. f. 1. a securitatea opiowdashiūtis. f. plenty one Omnipărens, tis. adj. all. Operaryus, a, um. adj. of Opimo, āre. act. 1. to jatproducing Operaryus, i. m. a work. Opimus, a, um. adj. riek, Omnipotentya, æ. f. 1. om mean, aslare fertile.fruitful, plentiful, nipotence (nipresent Operatio, onis. f. 3. a abundunt,well-furnisked, Omnipræsens, tis. adj. on wurking well-grounded, jat, large, Omnis, e. adj. all, the Operātus, us, m. 4. a sacri. gross, very great, or ho whule, every, any, the ficing [vered over nourable utmost, very earnest Operculātus, a, um. pt. co. Opinabilis, e. adj. imagineOmniscius, a, um, adj. on Operculo, are. 1. to TY (inagination niscernt cover, stop up Opinatyo, onis. t. 3. 2x Omuivăgus, a, um. adj. Opercŭlum, i. 1. 2. a cover, Opināto, adv. suddenly, wandering everywhere unexpectedly Omnivõlus, a, um, adj. co. Operimēntum, i. n. 2. a Opinätor, oris, m. 3. a be. veting all seating all sorts covering, lid, coverlet, or lievet, fond supposer, Oumivõrus, a, um. adj. counterpane, winkle, or imaginer Omphacium, vīnum, pedia housing for a horse Opinātus, a, um, pt. & adj. cinal wine made of un- Operlo (ob, pario), ire, rui, thought, supposed, ime. ripe grapes, Plin. rtum. act. 4. to cover, gined, famous, celebratOnager, gri. m. a wild ass, close, shut up, hide, con ed an engine ceal, bury Opinātus, us. m. 4. fancy, Onagrus, gri. m. 2. idem Opěror, äri. dep. 1. to work, unnginarion Oneraryus, a, um, adj. of, Tabout, be employed in, Opinyo, onis, f. 3. opinion, or jor burden perforin Oněro, áre. a. 1. to load, Operőse, adv. with much persuasion, belief, sents inent, fancy, imaging. burder, lay upon, heap Tabour, or pains, copi. tion, suspicion, conjec uy, accumulate, cover, ously ture, Tundur, esteere, oppress, trouble, weary, Operoxytas, ātis. f. 3. too fili, cluy, or glut, aggral credit, reputatioir, wine a. a led inuch ricety |