Suasto, onis. f. 3. a coun- Subagitatio, onis. f. 3. a Subcono, are. n. 1. to un selling, advice um. Suasor, öris. m. a counsellor, adviser adj. Suasorius, a, exhortative [Suasio Suasus, us. m. 4. id. qu. Suaveolens, tis. adj. sweetsmelling [ing Suaviatio, onis. m. 3. a kissSuaviator, oris. m. 3. [ty, merry Suavidicus, a, um. adj. pretSuavillum, i, n. 2. a sweet cake Suaviloquens, tis. adj. plensant in speech, agreeable, kisser courteous Suaviloquentia, æ. f. sweet language Suaviloquus, a, um. adj. courteous,sweet,pleasant, dep. 1. to agreeable Suavio, onis. f. a kisser, sweetheart Suaviōlum, i. n. 2. a little kiss, a lover Suavior, ari. kiss, caress Suavis, e. adj. sweet, pleasunt, agreeable, courteous Suavitas, atis. f. 3. sweetness, pleasure Suaviter, adv. sweetly, pleasantly, delightfully Suavitudo, Ynis. f. sweetness, delight Suavfum, i. n. 2. a kiss; a a sweetheart, dear, darling Süb, præp. under, about, near to, next after, a little before, at the point of, in, under the power of, before [absurdly Subabsurde, adv. somewhat Subabsurdus, a, um. adv. somewhat absurd, or improper Subaccuso, are. act. 1. somewhat to blame Sabacidulus, a, um. adj. sourish [what sour Subacīdus, a, um. adj. someSubactio, onis. f. a kneuding, working Subactus, a, um. pt. of su[ing bigo Subactus, us. m. 4. a kneadSubadmověo, ere. a. 2. to put gently to [sickish Subæger, gră, grum. adj. Subægre, adv. sickly, hardratus, A, um. adj, ed with brass dersup Subcontumeliose, adv. re proach uliy shaking um. Suberūdus, a, um. adj. par. boiled, not ripe [bloons Subcruentus, a, um. adj. Subcuneatus, a, a somewhat brown a, um. adj. Subausculto, are. act. 1. to, to listen, hearken overhear Subausterus, a, um. adj. somewhat tart, sour, or severe Subbalbe, adv. stammeringly Subballto, onis. m. an un der-minister Subbasilicanus, i. m. 2. an exchange-walker Subbibo, bere. act. 3. to drink a little, a tipple SubblandYor, iri, Itus. d. 4. to wheedle (bluish Subcærulus, a, um. adj. Subcandidus, a, um. adj. whitish (low under Subcăvus, a, um. adj. holSubcenturio, onis. m. 3. a lieutenant Subcerniculum, i. n. 2. a fine boulter Subcērno, nere. a. to dress in a boulter Subcineritius, a, um. adj. baked under the ashes Subcingo, gere. act. 3. to fortify, or fence Subsingulum, 1. n. 2. a surcingle Subcoactus, a, um. adj. made into felt um. adj. adj. formed somewhat like a wedge Subdito, are. a. 1. to give, or minister Subditus, a, um. adj. put under, subjected, suborned, raised, COUNIET feit [time Subdiu, adv. in the day Subdo, děrě, dídi, dîtum. &. 3. to put under, put, substitute, supply, set befure, charge with, accuse falsely, forge, counterfeit Subdoceo, ere, cùi, ctum. act. 2. to teach somewhat, be an usher [usher Subdoctor, ōris. m. 3. an um. pt. of Subductus, a, subdoceo [ningly Subdole, adv. craftily, cu Subdolus, a, um. adj. de ceitful, crafty, cunning Subdomo, are. a. 1. to tame Subdubito, are. neut. 1. to doubt Subduco, cere, uxi, uctum. act. 3. to draw, or take away, withdraw, remove, steal, hold, or keep back, count, or reckon Subductio, onis. f. 3. a de. duction, removal, draw ing on shore [subduco Subductus, a, um. pt. of Subdulcesco, cère. n. 3. to grow sweetish Subdülcis, e. adj. sweetish Subdurator, oris. m. 3. « hardener [what hard Subdūrus, a, um. adj. someSubědo, dere, ēdi, ésura act. 3. to eat, or wear away underneath Subě, bire, bivi, vel bfi, bitum. n. & act. 4. to go under, or into, enter, come into, come into one's mind, urise, spring, grow, or climb up, sue. ceed, follow, seize, or steal upon, undergo, bear, or sustain, suffer, undertake, interpose, an swer, or reply Süber, eris. n. 3. a corktree, cork [raise up Suberigo, gere. act. 3. to Suberro, are. n. to Tun under, or astray Subfervefacto, cere. act. 3. to heat, warm Subfervello [sub, ferveo, fio, fieri, factus. n. p. to be somewhat heated Subfervidus, a, um. adj. hottish Subábulo, are, n. 1. toclasp beneath [fowish Subflavus, a, um. adj. yelSubfrigide, adv. rather coldly [confound Subfando, dere. act. 3. to Subfuscus, 8, um. adj. brownish eaves Subgero, gessi, gestum. 3. to place after, put off Subgrandis, e. adj. pretty big [grevious Subgravis, e. adj. somewhat Subgrunda, æ. f. 1. the eares of a house Subgrunda, örum. pl. n. 2. [to stick Subhæreo, ere, si, sum. n. Subhorride, adv. ruther Toughly [favoured Subborīdus, a, um. adj. illSubhumidus, a, um. adj. moisrish Subjaceo, ere, cui. neut. 2. to lie beneath, or be low, to be subject Subjacto, are. act. 1. to throw up [ping-post Subiculum, i. n. 2. whipSubidus, a, um, adj. nasty, fithy Subjecta, e. f. 1. the basis, or bottom Subjecte, adv. submissively act. 1. to throw up, put under, supply [Jorger Subjector, oris. m. 3. a Subjectum, i. n. 2. a subject Subjectus, a, um. pt. of subjicio, adj. subject, obedient, following, liable, exposed, set, or put to, contained, comprehended [brining under Subjectu, abl. m. 4. by Subigo [sub, ago], gère, běgi, bactum. act. 3. to bring under, subdue, force, compel, push, or thrust, push on, beat, or pound, plough, dig, or cast up, till, or rub, stroke, whet, or sharpen Subjicio [sub, jăcio], cere, jeci, jectum. act. 3. to lay, set, or put under, subject, submit, set be Jure, suggest, put in the place substitute, Jorge, suborn, set, lift up, raise, answer, Te ply, add, inspire, sell publicly Subimpetro, are. act. 1. to obtain by entreaty Subimpudens, tis. adj. over-bold Sübin, adv. forwith, afterwards [empty Subinanto, Ire. act. 4. fo Subinānis, e. adj. somewhat vain or Subinde, adv. upon which, thereupon, after that, afterwards, frequently, often, now and then, presently, soon after, in a little time Subinfluo, uere, neut. 3. to flow under, or into Subinsulsus, a, um. adj. somewhat silly Subintelitgo, gère. a. 3. to understand Subinvideo, ère. act. 2. envy a little Subinvisus, a, um. adj. somewhat hated Subinvito, are. act. 1. to invite one in a manner, invite faintly Subinvītus, a, um. adj. rather against his will Subirascor, ci, atus. dep. 3. to be half angry, or dis pleased to Subirate, adv. somewhat angrily [den, hasty Subitaneus, a, um. adj. sudSubitarius, a, um. adj. speedily raised [tily Subīto, adv. suddenly, has SubjugTum, i. n. a bow to fasten the yoke Subjugo, are. a. 1. to subdur, to defeat Subjŭgus, a, um. adj. used to araw [subjunctive Subjunctīvus, a, um. adj. Subjunctus, a, um. pt. of added, set, or put upon Subjungo,gère, nxi, netum. a. 3. to subjon, reply, join, harness, yoke, bring under, or subdue Sablabor, bi, apsus. dep. 3. to slip, or jail doen, slip away, escape, jall, decay, ebb Subiaosus, a, um. pt. Sublate, adv. loftly, sublimely, haughtily, proud ly Sublateo, ere. neut. 2. to lie concealed Sublatio, önis. f. 3. a lifting uv, taking away Sublatus, a, um. pt. of tollo Subiecto (sub, lactoj, are. act. 1. to decoy, chouse, strike Sublectus, a, um. pt. of Sublēgo, gère, egi, ectum. act. 3. to read cursorily, pick up softly, steal, choose S. biestus, a, um, adj. faint, weak, decayed, thin slen der, of nu esteem, of no maine [helping Sublevato, onis. f. 3. Sublevo, are. act. 1. to lift, or hold up, raise, help, aid, or succOUT, ease, lighten, or lessen, relieve Subifca, æ. f. 1. a prop, shore, pile Sublicius, a, um. adj. made of piles Subligaculum, i. n. 2. breeches, drawers, trowsers, slops truss Subligar, aris. n. 3. a Subligatio, ouis. f. 3. binding Subligo, are. act. 1. to underbind, bind, or tie, gird, fasten Sublime,adv. on high, aloft Sublimen, Yais. a. 3. the lintel Sublimis, e. adj. sublime, lofty, high, on high, tall, erect, haughty Sublimitas, atis. f. 3. sublimity, height on high Sublimiter, adv. sublimely, Sublimo, are. a. 1. to sublimate, etol Sublimus, a, um, adj. lofty SublingTo, onis. m. 3. a scullion Sublinitus, a, um. pt. of Sublino, nere, levi, ni, & livi, tum. act. 3. to anoint, besmear, grease, to deceive, mock Subitus, a, um. pt. Sublivīdus, a, um. adj. black and blue Sublucanus, a, um. adj. about daybreak, before daylight Subluceo, ere, axi. n. 2. to glimmer, shine feebly Sublinis, e. adj. moonshiny Sublão, uēre, ui, utum. a. 3. to wash, or bathe Subluridus, a, a, um. adj. palish [ing Sublüstris, e. adj. glimmer. Sublutus, a, um. pt. of sub luo ered, put under, bowed, | Suborno,āre. a. 1. to subora, bent, submissive, humble, low, mean, pitiful Submitto, tère, Isi, Issum. act. 3. to send privately, send, or supply with, cast, Ing, hold, or hang down, lower, humble, subject, bow, or bend, submit, yield, plant, reserve, let grow Submoleste, adv. grievously Submolestus, a, um. adj. troublesome Submoneo, nêre. nui,nftum, a. 2. to put in mind, hint, prompt, warn Submordeo, ere. a. 2. to bite gently [peevish Submorosus, a, um. adj. Submotor, aditus, a beadle, porter Submotus, pt. of submoveo Submotus, us. m. 4. a remonal Submovéo, ère, ovi, ötum. act. 3. to remove, with draw, draw back, off, or away, dismiss, discharge, keep off, or out, part Subnato, are, act. 1. to swim under Subnecto, tere, exui, exum. a. to bind, to fasten, join, add, subscribe (deny Subněgo, are. act. 1. to Subnexus, a, um. pt. of [blackish Subniger, gra, grum. adj. Subnixus, a, um. pt. of subnecto subnitor Subnoto, are. act. 1. to note, or mark Subnaba, e. f. 1. a second wife, an intruder Subnubflus, a, um. adj. cloudy Subo, are. neut. 1. to grunt Subobscænus, a, um. adj. smutty acurely Subobscure, adv. rather ob Subobscurus, a, um. adj. obscure, dark, hard to be understood Subodiōsus, a, um. adj. impertinent Suboffendo, dere, di, ensum. act. 3. to offend, or displease a little Suboleo, ere, lui, Mtum. neut. 2. to smell, or savour a little, suspect, or mistrust Subõles, is. f. 3. a shoot, breed, hair Subortor, Iri, Ortus. dep. 4. [to arise send, or instruct private ly, set forth Subortus, us. m. 4. a rising Subpætüius, a, um. adj. pink-eyed [turn pait Subpallesco, cere, inc. 3. Subpallide, adv. somew palely [paliri Subpallidus, a, um. adj. Subpērno, are. aet. 1. to hamstring, or cut in the ham Subpinguis, e. adj. fatti Subrancīdus, a, somewhat stale Subraucus, a, um. adj. little hourse [subrigo Subrectus, a, um. pt. of Subrefectus, a, um. pt. somewhat refreshed, a recruited [sail Subremigo, are. n. 1. to ros, Subrepo, pere, epsi, eptum. neut. 3. to creep along, ot upon, creep from under, steal softly, unawares, of by little and little Subreptio, onis. f. 3. a steal ing away [stoles Subreptitius, a, um. adj. Subreptito, are. n. 1. creep along [subripia Subreptus, a, um. pt. of Subrideo, ère, Isi, Isun. . 2. to smile [ly Subridicüle,adv. ridiculou Subrigo [sub, erfgo), gère, rexi, rectum. act. 3. to lift, or raise up Subrigo, are. act. 1. to w ter, or bedew Subrigaus, a, um. adj. we tish [a little Subringor,gi. dep. 3. to fret Subripfo [sub, rapio], père, pui, reptum, act. 3. t steal, take away, prevent, or intercept Subrogo, are. a. 1. to sub stitute, put in the plat of, appoint, add to Subrostrānus, i. m. art porter [roundisi Subrotundus, a, Subrubeo, ère, bui. neut. to blush [what red Subrüber, a, um. adj. some Subrubicundus, a, um. ad ruddy Subrüfus, a, um. adj. red [dis Subrūmo [sub, ruma], are. act. 1. to put to suck, pui to the teat Ling Subrüo, uere, ui, atum. Subramus, a, um. adj. suck. 3. to overthrow, throw, or cust down, destroy, ruin, undermine Subrūptus, a, um. pt. of subrumpo, hollowed, worn away Subrustice, adv. rustically Subrusticus, a, um. adj. clownish Subrutilus, a, um. adj. yelLowish, ruddy, golden, bright Subrutus, a, um. pt. of subruo, undermined, buried Subsalsus, a, um. adj. saltish Subsanno [sub, sanna], are. act. 1. to laugh to scorn, de:ide Subscribo, bere, Ipsi, Iptum. act. 3. to subscribe, write under, write, regis. ter, add a prayer, join, favour, approve of Subscripto, onis. f. 3. a subscription, registering, prayer, addition Subscriptor, öris. m. 3. a subscriber, favourer, prompter [fastening Sabacus, üdis. f. 3. a joint, Subsecivus, a, um. adj. cut off, retrenched, left, borTowed, stolen, spare, lei sure Subsěco, are, cul, ctum. at leisure [subsequor Subsidiartus, a, um. adj., Substrātus, us. Subsido, dere, sēdi, sessum. Subsistenta, . f. 1. sub- Subsortfor, Iri, Itus. dep. 3. Sübsto, stare, stiti, stftum. [idem spreading under Substrictus, a, um. of, adj. ior, comp. bound hard under, girt in, plucked up, close, small, alender Substringo, gère, nxi, Ictum. act. 3. to bind, tie, or truss up, hale in, re press, or restrain, contract Substructfo, onis. f. 3. an under pinning Substructor, ōris. m. 3. a propper up [dations Substructum, i. n. 2. a founSubstructus, a, um. pt. of Substrão, üerë, uxi, act. to build, to lay Subsäitim, adv. by leaps, or jumps Subsulto [sub, saito], are.. Deut. 1. to leup, jump, skip, pant [a hop Subsultus, us. m. 4. a jump, Subsum, esse, făi, n. s. to be under, be intended, join to, be near, or at hand, lurk privately, arise, be, remain, help Subsürdus, a, um. adj. deaf ish Subsutus, a, um. pt. of subsuo, stiched about Subtardus, a, um. adj. rather slow [woof Subtegmen, Inis. n. 3. the Subtegulaneus, a, um. adj. of tiles Subtego, gère, têxi, textum. a. 3. to cover a little, to hide Subtēmen, Ynis. n. 3. the woof; the lining of a garment Subtensa, æ. f. 1. a chord Subtentus, a, um. pt. of subtendo Subtenuis, e. adj. somewhat slender Subtepide, adv, lukearmly below, under, privately Subtercutaneus, a, um, adj. lying under the skin; morbus, the dropsy Subterdiu, adv. in the day time Subterdico, cère. a. 3. to withdraw, to steal away Subterflão, uěre, üxi, üxum. n. 3. to flow, or run under Subterfuglo, gere, füg Ytum, act. 8. to excus give one the slip, elude, shun, or avoid Subterjacío, ere. a. 3. to cast under Subterlabor, bi, äpsus. dep. 3. to run, or flow underneath Subterino, nere. act. 3. to anoint underneath Subterlão, uĕre. act. 3. to flow under Subtermeo, are. n. to run, or pass under Subtero, rère, trivi, trītum. act. 3. to braise, pound, break, fret Subterpedaneum, i. n. 2. a footstool Subterpendens, tis. pt. hanging under Subterraneus, a, um. adj. subterraneous, secret, private [underneath Subtersěco, are. act. to cut Subtervõio, are. neut. 1. to fly under Subtexo, xěre, xui, xtum. act. 3. to weave, interwrav, subjoin, cover, or hide, apply Subtilis, e. adj. subtle, keen, sharp, shrewd, acute, witty, fine, small, thin, nice, raquisite Subtilitas, átis. f. 3. subtilly, shrewdness, fineness, thinness Subtiliter, adv. subtilly, keenly, arifully, ingent ously, finely, slenderly, nicely, curiously, exqctly, carefully Subtimeo, ie, ui. a. 2. to be hall-afraid Subtondeo, ere. act. 2. to to clip underneath Subtractio, ouis. f. 3. sub shift, waistcoat, kind of cake Subaculatus, a, um. adj. wearing a shirt, wearing a waistcoat Subvectio, ōnis. f. 3. a car. rying [carry often Subvecto, are. act. 1. to Subvectus, a, um. pt. of subveho [veyance Subvectus, us. m. 4. a cSubvēho, here, exi, ectum. act. 3. to carry, convey bring up, extol Subvento, Tre, eni, intum. neat. 4. to help, relieve, succour Subventaneus, a, um. adj. windy, addle, rutten, spoiled Subvento, are. n. 1. to come and assist Subventus, us. m. a coming suddenly Subverbüstus, a, um. adj. often beuten; subst. a rogue, a slave Subvereor, eri, Itus. d. 2.. to reverence Subversio, onis. f. 3. an overthrow [overthrow Subverso, are. act. 1. to Subversor, oris. m. 3. a subverter Subversus, a, um. pt. of Subverto, tere, ti, rsum. turn act. 3. to subvert, up, or upside down Subvesperus, i. m, the westsouthwest wind Subvēxus, a, um. adj. arched Subviridis, e. adj. greenish Subüla, æ. f. 1. a bodkin, an awl Suburbium, i. n. 2. the urbs Suburgéo, ere, rsi, n act. 2. to push, thrust, put forward Subūro, rère, ūssi, ūstuz a. 3. to scorch Subvulsus, a, um. pt. of s Subvulturius, & Subra turīnus, a, um. adj. " sembling, or like a ture, ravenous, blacks Succedaněus, a, um, s that cometh in the pits. of another, sureredist Succedo, dère, essi, isse neut. 3. to succeed. low, come, or be se approach, come to, or der, enter, prosper, thr happen, be like, or n semble Succendo [sub, candes dère, di, nsum. act. 3. set on fire, kindle, is flame, burn, be angry Succenseo, ie, sai.. to be angry Succensus, a, um. pt. succendo [the ba Succentivus, a, uni. adj. Succentor, õris. m. 3. subchanter Succenturiatus,i. m. 2. representative, a reserve Succenturio, are. act. 1. recuit, substitute Succentus, as. m. 4. th bass in music Sucerda, æ. f. swine.du Succěrno, nère, crèvi, act 3. to sift Succèssa, örum. pl. n. successes cessor Successio, onis. f. 3. succession, success, tel ing another's place Successor, oris. m. 3. an [success Succèssus, a, um. pt. Successus, us. m. 4. cess, retirement Succïda, æ. f. 1. ste shorn wool Succidia, æ. f. 1. a flitch bacon, collop. dainty Succido (sub, cædo), den di, Isum. a. 3. to a down, mor, fell Succido [sub, cado], dere di, casum. n. 3. to j down, jail, totter jun Succidus, a, um. adj. me Succidŭus. a, sinking, bending, tot ing faltering um. |