Succincte, adv. briefly Succussätor, oris. m. 3. a lätum. a. to undertake, Succinctiin, adv. compen. trotter beat, suffer, endure, ciously Succussio, onis. f. 3. a tnke, or carry awny, cut Succinctus, a, um. pt. of shaking off. prlss, or pronounce succingo, adj. giri, sur. Succusso, āre. A. 1. to suffertus, a, um, pt. of rounded, encompassed, shke, jolt, or trot suffercio, stuffed, filled well-set, succinci, com- Succūssor, oris. m. 3. a Suffi bůlo, are. act. 1. to pendious, teady, expedi trutter (ing, trotting buckle under tions, nimble Succussus, us. m. a shok. Sufficiênter, adv. sufficient. Succinus, a, um, adj. of Succutio (sub, quatio), lv (ficiency annber těre, ūssi, ūssum. act. 3. Sufficientia, æ, f. 1. a sufSuccingo, gěre, nxi, nctum, to shu ke, jolt, jog Sufficio (sub, facio), cére, a. 3. to gird, surtund, Süctus,us. m. 4. a sucking, feci, fēctum. Neut. fact beset, take up or licking 3. tú suffice, be sufficient, Succingulum, i. n. 2. a Sucůla, æ. f. 1. a little sow, orable, be able to bear, belt, tru88 crane, kind of under or withstand, substitue, Succino (sub, cano), něre, garment choose, appoint, or put núi, cēntum, n. 3, to sing Suculæ, árum. pl. f. 1. the in the place of another, alter, sing low seven stars (sweating supply, or furnish with, Succinum, i. n. 2. amber Sudabûndus, a, un. adj. inspire, stain, or dye Succinus, a, um. adj. of Sudarsum, i. n. 3. a hanket- Suftigo, gěre, ixi, ictum. a. amber [oft 3. iu fix, festen, mail, Succisivus, a, um. adj. cut Sudatio, önis. f. 3. « sweat stick in, add Succisus, a, um. pt. of ing, a bagnio, hothouse Suffimen, Ynis. n. Juiniga succido (shouting Sudātor, oris. m. a swerter tion, a perfume Succlamatto, onis. f. 3. a Sudatoryum, i, n. 2. a stove, Suffimēntum, i. n. a per. Succlamo, are. act. l. to hothouse, hotbath furning (cleare under 8/10nt, cry out Sudatoryus, a, um. adj. Suffindo, dere. act. 3. to Succollatio,onis. f. 3. a car. that belongeih to sweat. Suffio, ire, ivi, itam. a. 4. nying on the shoulders ing, sweating to perfume Succollo (sub, colium], Sudātrix, icis. adj. sweat. Suffiiro, onis. f. a perfum. āre. a. 1. to beat upon ing, apt to cause sweat ing, fumigation the shoulders, carried on Sådes, is. f. 3. a stake, Sufitor, öris. m. 3. a per. the buck pole, pile, cudgel, wood. fumer fuming Succositas, ātis. f. 3. juci. en sword Suffitus, us. m. 4. aper: SudifYcus, a, um. adj. Suttixus, a, um. pt. of sufSuccosus, a, um, adj. full causing sweat tīgo of juice, or moisture, Südis, is. f. 3. a sword-fish Sufámen, Ynis. n. 3. a trigjuiry, sappy Südo, āre. act. & neut. 1. to RAT, stop, or delay Succrēsco, cere, crēvi, rē. sweat, swent out, drop, la. Sufflatio, ouis. f. 3. a blowtum. 1. 2. 10 grow under, bour, or toil, take great ing up [lowisk spring and grow up p111718 Sufāvus, a, um. adj. yela Succrētus, a, um, pt. of Sūdor, oris. m. 3. sweat, Susilo, äre. act. 1. to blow, subcerno moisture, labour, toil, or putt up, to swell, to Succuba, æ, c. g. l. an greut puins whisper [cation adulterer, or adulteress, Sūdum, i, n. 2. fair wea. Suffocatio, onis. f.3. suffo. a strumpet ther, the clear expanse Suffoco (sub, faux), äre. Succüdo, děre, di, ūsum. Sūdus, a, um, adj. fair, act. 1, io suffocate, strun. a. 3. to forge clear gle, chuke, siifle, kill, Succulentus, a, um. adj. Suedia, vel Suecia, æ. f. cmuse to perish succulent, juicy, plump, Sweden, ancient Suffoco (sub, focus), are. in good plight northern kingdom, ron act. 1. to purify with inSuccumbo, běre, úbui, taining a great part of cense, perjume ubitum. n. 3. to lie or Scandinavia SuffodYo, ère, odi, ossum.a. fall down under, sink Suěo, ēre, suevi, suētum. 3. to dig under, underunder, faint, yield, sub. n. 2. to accustom, be wunt, mine, thrust through anit, gire up, give way or accustomed SuffossYo, onis. 4. 3. un unSaccūrro, rère, ri, rsum. n. Suēsco, cěre. 1. 3. to use, dermining 3. to come into une's or accustom, be wont, or Suffossus, a, um, pt. of mind, thoughts, or re accustoined suffodio (ing membrance, cause, help, Suētus, a, um. pt. of Suffragatlo, onis. 1. 3. avoie befriend, aid, or succour, suesco Suffragator, oris. m. 3. relieve Sūtes, ētis. m. 3. e chief rotit, advocate Succus, i, m. 2. juice, in gistrate (sufficio Suffragatorius, a, um, adj. moisture, sap, broth, Suffectus, a, um. pt. of, or belonging vigour, strength Suffēro, éne, sustüli, subal uuter ness (1 71 to Suffragữno, áre. act. 1. mark, black eye, slandet, , Summaryam, i. 2. 2. a mnary Suffraginosus, a, um, adj. Sagillátor, oris. m. 3. a Summaryus, a, diseased in the houghs, jeerer chief having the spavin Súgillatum, i, n. 2. a black Summātes, um. Suffragium, i. n. 2. a suf grandees, lords, ladies rage, vote, favour, assisl. Sugillo, áre. act. 1. to beat Summatim,adv. Samrás, ance, support black and blue, buffet, briefly Suffrāgo, Ynis. f. 3. the defame, taunt, fout, jeet, Summatus, us. m. 4. SEPTS hough, the pastern, the deride Sūmme, adv. to the ato sileker of a vine Sūgo, gěre, axi, uctum, . highly (softy Suffrågor, äri. dep. 1. to 3. to suck, to take in Summisse, adı. kumbia, vote, fanour, speak for, Süi, gen. pronom. of him. Sumnissim, adv. softly (lowering Suffrenato, onis, f. foin. of themselves Summissyo, onis. f. 2% ing together Suile, is. n. 3. a hogsty Summitas, à tis. f, the iss Suffrico, care, cui f cavi, Suillus, & Suinus, a, um. mit, the top ctum cãtum. act. 1. to adj. of swine Summitto, vide Sabmitta rub off, to rub Sulcătim, adv. in, or by' Summenfum, i. B. 2. tås Suffringo (suh, frango], Jurrous [ing suburbs gěre, régi, ractum. act. 3. Sulcatro,onis.f.3. a plough. Summopere, adv. DETS break underneath, Sulcător, oris. m. 3. a much, mightily, greatis, break in the middle ploughman, ploughet, particularly Suffugio, gěre, ūgi, ugytum. Tower, ferryman Summověo, vide, Sabmore a. f n. 3. to flee away, Salco, áre. act. 1. to fur. Summůla, æ, f. 1. dim. • little sum Tow, plough, trench, cut, shun, reject Suffugfum, i. n. 2. a re or divide, row Summum, i, n. 2. the sess, Juge, a shelter Salcor, äri: pass. to be cut the whole, the pitch, the Suffulcio, ire, Isi, Itam. act. Sulcŭlus, i, m. 2.' a little height, the top to underprop, hold, or Jurrow Sūmmus, a, um. adj. kizábear up. strengthen sálcus, i. m. 2. a furrow, est, greatest, erceeding, Suffülcrum, i. n. 2. a prop trench, ditch, passage, or very great, suprast, Suffultus, a, um. pt. of intended path, ploughing chief, principal, sing suffulcio (suffuinigate Sulphur, üris. n. 3. sulphur, lar, especial, thé utisadi, brimstone, thunder Suffumigo, are. act. 1. to farthest, or last, estresit, Suffündo, děre, ūdi, üsum. bolt very deep (chargt a. 3. to pour down, or Sulphuratio, onis. f. 3. a Summuto. are. a. I upon, suffuse, overspread, a dressing with brimstone Sūmo, měre, mpsi, mptun. cover, stain, supply Sulphuratum, i. n. 2. Q A. 3. to take, receive, bare Suffüror, ari. dep. 1. to pil. match made with brim. row, get, or procure, bay, fer, steal (ing upon stone lay vut, bestow, spend, e Súffusio, onis. f. 3. a pour. Sulphurĕus, a, um. adj. sul. pass merrily, dret, Suffüsor, oris, m. 3. a pour phureous, uf, or like dertake, choose, pitet er upon (suffundo brinstone upon, take for granted Suffūsus, a, um. pt. of Sulphurāsus, a, um, adj. assume, challenge, or de Suggěro, rĕre, essi, éstum. sulphureous mand, take up, contain 2. 3. to suggest, prompt, Sūm,ěs, ēst, esse, făi. neut. Sumptifacto (sumptus, fa. put in mind, supply, add, subst. to be, exist, live, cio), cěre, feci, factes. yield, or afford, assign, or be alive, subsist, lead act. 3. to spend insert, choose, or appoint one's life,' be able, or Sumptio, onis, f. 3. an ein the place of another, capable, have, consist of, sumption be thought, or supposed Sumptito, áre. freq. 1. * Suggestio, onis. f. 3. a Sümen, Yais. n. 3. ihe pups, take often prompting (prompter or udder of a sow, a Sumptuartus, a, um. ad Suggestor, oris. m. 3. a woman's breast, a titbit suinpruary, of expenses Suggēstum, i. a. & Sug- Sūmma, æ. f. 1. a sum, the Sumptuose, adv. gestus, us. m. a pulpit, whole, a conclusion, con tuously, costly, prodipew, reading chair, or pletion, perfection, gally desk, a suggestion height, or pitch, the topSumptuosus, a, um, adj. Sugeēstus, a, um. pt. of a chief point, or head, sumptuous, costly, chargesuggero the principal place, or able, extravagant Suggredior (sub, gradior), authority, the chief com. Sümptus, a, um. pt. of i, ēssus. dep. 3. to sur. mand, or management prise, come upon Summano, áre. a. 1. to Sumptus, us. (&ti, Cate! Suggressus, a, um, pt. snatch, or devour greedi. m. charge, capense, costi Sugillatio, onis. f. 3. black ly custliness raise sumo throw upon Sio, uěre, sui, sütum. act. Superbyo, ire, ivi, itum. n. Superficies, ēi, f. 5. surface, 3. to sew, stitch, join, or 4. to be proud, boast, or che outside, plot of tack together, work, or vaunt, go, or walk state. ground to build upon procure ly, scorn, or disdain, be Superfyo, ieri. n. p. to be Suõpte, of, or after his own famed or ennoiled, excel left, to remain Suovetaurilla, um. pl. n. 3. Superbiter, adv. proudly, Superforēsco, cěre, rui. inc. a sacrifice of a hog, a haughtily (dainful 3. to bring forth fresh sheep, and a bull Superbosus, a, um. adj. dis flowers (superfluity Supellecticaryus, i. m. 2. a dvinful Superfluitas, ātis. f. 3. a slave [niture Supērbus, a, um. adj. proud, Superfluo, uěre, uxi. ūxum. Supellectilis, e, adj. of fur haughty, loftly, stately, n. 3. to over flow, be overSupēllex, ctylis. f. 3. caret arrogant, brave, noble, plus, abuund plur. household stutt, fur. excellent, distinguished, Superftus, a, um. adj.over. niture, baggage rich, costly, nice, squean Aowing [ceive again Såper, præp. upon, beyond, ish, ripe before others, Superfoto, āre. n. 1. to conabove, more than, up. early Superfugio, gěre, ūgi. a. 3. words of, beside, over, Supercalco (super, calx!, tu flee over after, at the time, about, āre. a. 1. to lay urer with Superfulgeo, ēre. n. 2. to of, or concerning, for, lime (a. to sift shine above with regard, or respect tó Supercērno, ère, crèvi, tum. Superfūndo, děre, ūdi, Súper, adv. above, from Supercydo (super, cado), ūsum. act. 3. to pour, or high, more, greuter, more dère, di, căsum. neut. 3. cast upon, or over over to fall upon {haughty Superfündor, di, pass. to be Supěra, örum. pl. n. 2. the Superciliosus' a, um. adj. covered (superfundo places, or regions above SupercilYum, i. n. 2. the Superfusus, a, um, pt. of the sky, heaven eyebrow severity, gravity, Supergěro, rěre. act. 3. to Superabilis, e. adj. that majesty, pride, haughtimay be overcoine, or ness, stately look, the top, Supergēstus, a, um. pt. passed height, or highest part, Supergredior (super, gra. Superaccommodo, are. act. the ridge, or edge of a dior), i, essus. dep. 3. to 1. to fit, or set above hill, a promontury go upon, or over, surpass, Superadditum, i. n. 2. a Superclaūdo, dère, ausi, excel, exceed, outdo surplus ausam, act. 3. to shut, or Supergrēnsus, a, um. pt. Superaddo, děre, dydi, dy close in scover uver Super haběo, ēre. a. 2. to tum. act. 3. to superadd, Supercontěgo, gěre. a. 3. to slight inscribe upon Supercrēsco, cere. n. 3. to Superi, örum. pl. m. 2. those Superadorvātus, a, um, adj. uvergrow above, the gods above, the sidorned above others Supercubo, äre. n. 1. to lie, gods, men [lie upon Superaggěro, äre, a. 1. to or sleep upon Superjacěo, ere. neut. 2. to hemp upon Supercurro, rere. neut. 3. Superjacio, cere, jēci, jecSuperalNgo, are, act. 1. to to exceed tum. act. 3. to cast, or bind oner Superaïco, cěre, Ixi, Ictum, lay upon, to add Superästo, äre, neut. 1. to act. 3. to say moreover, Superjācto, are. act. 1. to sland above (excess to add words overshoot, leap orer Superatyo, onis. f. 3. an Supērdo, äre. a. 1. to lay, SuperjectYo, onis. f. 3. a Superator, oris.m.3. a van. or put upon casting upon, an hyperquisher Superdûco, cere, uxi, uc. bule, uvershooting Superaurātus, a, um, adj. tum, act. 3. to draw over, Superjēctus, pt. of supergilt, covered over with bring still further jicio (covering gold Superedo, dére. act. 3. to Superjēctus, us. m. 4. Supērbe, adv. proudly, eat besides send up Superjico (super, jăcio), haughtily, loftily Superegěro, rēre. act. 3. iu cére, jēci, jectum. act. 3. Superbia, æ. f. 1. pride, in. Supereminěo, ēre, nui. n. to casi, or lay upon, to solence, arrogance; in a 2. to appear above, be add, or say further good sense, state, gran. higher, overtop Superillygo, are. act. 1. to deur, high-mindedness Superemoryor, i. dep. 3. to tie, or bind upon, or over Superbibo, běre, ibi, bitum. (srom ever Superillino, ere. a. 3. to act. 3. to drink after, or Supereuěto, áre. act. 1. to Sinear all over upon another thing Superčo, ire, neut. 4. to go Superimpono, něre, osui, Superbifcus, a, um. adj. (clear over ositum. act. 3. to put, or haughty Superevolo, åre, n. 1. to fly lay upon, overlay Superbiloquentia, æ, f. 1. Superfěro, ferre, riðli. act. Superimpositus, a, um. pt. haughty, or arrogant 3. to beat, or carry over, Superincêndo, dere, di, speech, or language to lift uver nsum. act. 3. to inflame Superbiloquium, i. n. 2. Superficiaryus, a, um. adj. [fall upon iden superficial Superincydo, děre, cydi. 31. to die upon over more carte Superincido, děre, act. 3. to Supermico, are. n. 1. to, Superstes, Ytis. adj. servis (erot over outshine, ercel ing, remaining, staying, Superincrēsco, cěre. n. 3 Supermitto, těre, act. 3. to present Superincūmbo, běre. n. 3. put in afterwards Superstitio, önis. tu lie upon Supernas, ātis. adj. that is superstition Superinductus, a, um, pt. above Superstitiose, adv. rupe. of superinduco, drawn Supernāto, āre. neut. 1. to stitiously over, laid upon, or over swiin upon, or at the top, Superstitiosus, a, um, ad Superinduo, uěre, ui, ūtum. to florit superstitious, nice, ara act. 3. to put on, put Supernatus, a, um, pt. of Ons over another dress supernăstor, grown after Superstito, áre, neut. 1. to Superindutus, a, um, pt. Superne, adv. from above, survive; act. to present, Superinfundo, děre. &. 3. above, aloft or keep safe to pour upon Superno, áre. neut. 1. to Supērsto, äre, n. 1. to start Super ngěro, rĕre, essi, es. swim above upon, or over, to servis tum. act. 3. to cust, or Supērnus, a, um, adj. up: Superstrātus, a, um. pt. st heap upon per, above, celestial, superstereo Superinjectus, a, um. pt. of heavenly, high Superstrio, uěre, is Superinjicio, cěre, jēci, jec- Supēro, are. act. 1. to over ûctum. act. 3. to build tum. a. 3. to cust, or lay come, conquer, vanquish, upon, erect upon upon, or over, to add beat, overpower, erceed, Supērsum, esse, fui, nest. Superinsterno, vide Super ercel, surpass, surmount, to be superfinous, abound, sterno get beyond, Ro, or pass remain, be left, survive, Superinstillo, áre. a. 1. over, prevail upon, excel, surpass, overcom, abound, be to pour upon over and defend Superinstruo, dere. a. 3. to above, remain, outlive, Supersūrgo, gěre, n. 3. to build upon survive rise above corer PT Superintöno, āre, nui. n. 1. Superobrio, gěre. a. 3. Supertego, gěre. act. 3.10 to thunder from abuve, or to overwhelin Sapertrăbo, here, act. 3.0 on high Superobrůtus, a, um, pt. drit over Superinūnctus, a, um. pt.oy Superpellicrum, i, n. a sur. Supertūrbo, āre. act. 1. ta Superinūnyo, gěre, a. 3. to plice (hang over disturb anoint over Superpenděo, ēre. n. 2. to Supervacančus, a, um, adj. Superinvolvo, věre, a. 3. to Superpingo, gěre. a. 3. to superfluous, needlest, roll down paint upon necessary, supernis Superior, ius, adj. gen. Superponděro, Are. act. 1. ary, Teserved oris. superior, TPPer, to weigh exactly, weigh Supervăco, are. n. 1. to be higher, former, older carefully (weight superfluous Superiores, um. pl. m. su. Superpondyum, i. n. 2. over Supervacủo, adv. ruperfs periots, betters, ancestors, Superpono, něre, sui, osy. Supervacŭus, a, ue, adj. predecessors, seniors, tuna. act. 3. to pul, set, superfluous, needless, ur. elders or lay upon, or over necessary, to ro purpose Superjumentaryus, i, m. the Superpositus, a, um. pt. Superrado, děre, asi, asen. in aster of the horse Supērquam, adv. besides n. 3. to pass over, surpau, Superfus,adv. above, before that (superrado Surinount Superlābor, bi, äpsus. d. 3. Supersāsus, a, um. pt. of Supervăgor, äri. d. 1. to to slip over Superscando, ĕre, i, sum. a. wander much Supērlachrymo, are. n. 1. to 3. to climb uport Supervēctus, a, um. pt weep over, to drop upun Superscribo, běre, a. 3. to Supervěhor, hi. p. 3. to be Superlatyo, onis. f. 3. a pre superscribe carried up ferring, excellence Superscriptus, a, um, pt. Supervenyo, Tre. eni, et Superlativus, a, um. adj. Superseděo, ēre, ēdi, és tum. n. 4. to corne spor superlative sum. n. 2. to sit upon, come проп suddenly Superlātus, a, um. pt. of supersede, omit, cease, come, rise, or grow aboo superfero, lifted leave off, forbear leap чроп advanced, amplified Supersino super, sålio), Superventus, as. Superliminare, is. n. 3. a yre. neut. 4. to leap, surprise [eos Iransom, or lintel jump, or hop upon Supervestyo, ire, act.4. Superlino, něre, līvi, Itum. Superspārgo, gére. rsi, Supervivo, věre, izi. n. act. 3. to anoint, or be rsum, act. 3. to sprinkle, to outlive, survive sinent over strew, or spread over. Superūngo,ěre, axi. netu Superlitus, a, um. pt. Superstagno, äre, n. to a. 3. 1o anoint over Supermândo, dère. act. 3. overflow Supervolyto, äre, freq. to ent after Superstērno, ère, străvi, fly over aften Supermeo, áre, neut. 1. to stratum. a. 3. to strew, or Supervolo, are, neut. 1. How over cover over, lay over ily over over, Superrolatus, a, um. pt. of Sapples, Ycis. adj. suppli- , Suppüro (sub, pus), åre, a. supervolvo, rolled uver aut, humble submissive, 1. to suppurate, corrupt, Supervomo, nière. a, 3. to prostrate Jester vomit up Supplicatio, onis. f. 3. a Supputatio,onis. f. a countSupěrus, a, um, adj. above, supplication, prayer, en. ing, a pruning the upper, high, aloji, treaty, request Supputātor, oris. in. 3. 1 divine, heavenly Supplicli er, adv. suppliant. reckoner Supine, adv. supinely, nero ly, humbly Suppåto, åre. a. 1. to reckligently [pineness Supplicium,i. n. 2. amppli. on, or count, prune, cul, Supiuttas, ätis. I. 3. su. Cillion, prayer, atunc or lup bers Supino, áre. act. 1. lo lie ment, sucrifice; punish. Supra,præp. above, beyond, supinely, huld, or truj meni, turture superior to, mure up, puit up Supplico, åre. a. f n. 1. to Supra, adv. abuve, alofi, on Supinum, i. n. 2. a supine supplicar, beg, entreat, high, before, beyind, Supinus, a, um, adj. supine, orbescech, pruy, muke upward, held, or liftea an obliction, or process Supraaictus, a, um. pt. of up, proud, safely, sterp, iun supradico, a furslid sloping, heedless, cure. Supplodo [sub, plaidol, Suprapusitas, a, uin. pt. less, negligent aēre, osi, osum. act. 3. put oejure Suppáctus, a, um, stuck to stamp with the jet Suprascando, děre, di, under Supplosio, onis, f, asti.mp. usum, neut. 3. to climb, Suppālpor, äri. dep. 1. to ing, or ruise with the or get over stroke gently, wheedle, feet Suprascriptus, a, um. pt. cajole, soothé (equal Suppono, něre, osui, ost abuve written Suppar, xris. adj. nearly tum. a. 3. to put, set, or Suprēma, orum. pl. n. 2. Supparasitor, äri. dep. I. 10 luy under, substitute, une's latter days, one's hring on, sponge, Aile uverwhelin, add, apply, death, one's last will and ter, pimp subiit, expuse, forge and testament, juneral Suppåcum, i. 1. $ Sup- Supportu, are. a 1. tu cur. obsequies parus, im. 2. any gar. Ty, convey Saprēmo, aiv. the highest, ment of lineu, a lupsarl, Suppositio, onis. f. 3. set. or last (buss time Alag, streamer, shroud ting under, substituting, Suprêmum, adv. for the Suppe dančum, i. A. 2. a Jorging Supremus, a, adj. footsioul Sappositityus, a, um. adj. superl. highest, greatral, Suppeditatio, vuis. f. 3. a substituted, adulterated, last, lutest, uitermost, supply counterfeit, false utinust Suppeaito (sūb, pes], äre. . Suppositus, a, um. pt. of Surn, æ. f. l. the calf of $ u. 1. 1o prup, or stay suppono (suburnet the leg, the leg, a buot, up, supply, afford, aid, Suppostor, oris. m. 3. a buskunt or strengthen, son VE Supprēsse, adv. secretly, Sarculacěus, a, am. adj. Suppedytor, äri. dep. 1. to cluselv like a graft (eing shoots supply, or affurit; pass. Supressio, onis, f. 3. a sup. Surculāris, e. adj. pruduo to be supplied pression, suppressing, or Suscularlus, a, um. atij. uf, Suppernātus, a, uan. pt. of concealing, stopping belonging to, or set with supperno, huughed Supprēssus, a, um. pt. of shoots, or grupts Suppetiæ, pl. f. 1. acc. sup. $ adj. suppressed, kepe Surculo, áre. act. l. to pētias, (diptotou,) uid, indet, back, or down, prune (tu shout help, succuur, supplies stopped, hidden, cunccal Súrculose, adv. froin shout Suppetiatus, us. w. 4. idem ed, sunk, druwned, shuti, Surculosus, a, um, adj. full Suppěto, těre. 4. 3. to usk 1011, low, costive of shouls cruftily, be sufficient, Supprimo (sub, prěmo), Surculus, i, m. 2. a shoot, supply, servi, help niere, ressi, ressum. act. sciut, gratt, sprig, young Suppilo, äre, act. 1. tu pil. 3. to suppress, seep un. brinca (ish Jer, steal der, duwn, or back, stop, Surdāster, a, um, adj. deafSuppogor (sub, pangor). check, dejer, pué off, Sürde, aur. dently gi, pnclus. Pass. 3. to be CONC-ul, uitluad, retuin Surděo, ére: neut 2. to be sewed, or justened under Suppono, ère, psi, . 3. tu dens Supplanto, áre. act. to supo dret uut Surdesco, cére. iuc. 3. to plant, trip up, suppress, Suppromus, i, m. a tapster, grow deaf (ness plant underneath writer (suppuration Surditas, átis, f. 3. deaf. Supplementum, i. a. 2. Suppuratio, anis. f. 3. a Surdus, a, um, adj. deuf, supply, rlling up, re- Sappuratorius, a, uin, adj. thick uj heuring, ines. cruit suppurative, oringing to uruble, insensible, sense. Supplèo, ēre, evi, étuin. a head less, admitting no sound, act. 2. to supply, fill up, Suppuratum, i. n. 2. an im unheurd, unheurd recruit, help puschuins ignobie,' imperceptible 1 Z |