or up, to swell Turbo, āre. act. 1. to dis. ly, filthily, hideousig tun, the peak of a priezte turb, interrupt, trouble, Turpitudo, Inis. f. 3. Turpi. hair, or cap, a towet, or disorder, discompose, con tude, buseness, meanness, turret found disgrace, dishonesty, ug. Tūtus, a, um. adj. safe, seTurbo, vel Turben, Ynis. m. liness cure, out of danger 3. a whirling, or turning Tūrpo, are. a. 1. to defile, Tåus, a, um, pron. adj. round, whirlwind, storm, pollute, disfigure, dis. thine, thine own, favourwhirlpool, winding, top, grace able [funeral pile wreaih, magician's wheel, Turricóla, æ. f. 1. dim. a Tymbor, i. m. a tomb, a Jury, rage, giddiness, little, or small tower, Tympanicus, a, am. adj. danger dice-box having a tympany, of a Turbüla, æ, f. 1. a little Turriter, a, um. adj. tower. (ympany Crowd bearing Tympanista, . m. 1. Turbulente, adv. in a hurry Turryger, a, um. adj. idem druminer [tympany Turbulēnter, adv. idem Türris, is. f. 3. a lower, Tympanites, æ. m. 1. Turbulentus, a, um. adj. turret, any strong forti. Tympanīzo, äre, act. 1. to turbulent, facrious, sedi. fied place druin [drummer tious, troublesome, dis. Turritus, a, um, adj. tower. Tympanotrba, æ m. l. a turbed, muddy ed, or turreted, full of Tympănum, i. n. 2. a tim. Tūrda, æ. f. l. a thrush towers, high, lofty brel, drum, wheel, solid Turdillus, i, m. 2. a sorry Tårtor, uris. m. 3. 4 bird, orb, panel (wird fellow (thrush a turtle dove Typhou, õnis. m. 3. a whirlTurdúlus, i, m. 2. a little Turturilla, æ. f. 1, a coward Typyce, adv. typically Turdus, i, m. 2. a thrush, Turunda, æ. f. 1. a pellet, Typicus, a, uin. adj. typical throstle, blackbird, Typographia, æ. f. 1. print, spotted, fish [&c. Tusculanēnsis, e. & Tusců. ing (printer Turčus, &c. vid. Thureus, lānus, a, um, adj. Tuscu. Typogrăphus, i, m. 2.6 Turgěo, ére, rsi, n. 2. to lan Typus, i. m. 2. a type, swell, or be swelled, puf Tussēdo, Ynis. f. 3. a cough figure, esample, pattern up, be angry Tussicóla, æ, f. 1. a litile Tyranuice, adv.' tyrrani. Turgēsco, ere. n. to swell cough [cough cally (state Tassicularis, e. adj. got a Tyrrannicīda, æ. c. g. 1, Turgide, adv. in a swollen Tussilago, Inis. f. 3. colls the killer, or destroyer of Turgidůlus, a, um. adj. foot [cough a tyrant soin erhat wollen Tussyo, ire, ivi, neut. 4. 10 Tyrrancidyum, i. n. 2. the Turgidus, a, um, adj. swol. Tussis, is. 1. 3. a cough killing of a tyrunt len, swelled, agitated, Tusus, a, um. pt. of tundo TyranuYcus, a, um, adj. ly. blubbered Tutacólum, i. n. 2. a de tannical, tyrannons, cruTuryo, Onis. m. 3. a ten. fence el, despotic dril, or young branch of Tutāmen, Ynis, n. 3. a de Tyrannyo, onis, m. a gram. a tree (pany fence, support, snfeguard inarian and geographer Tūrma, æ. f. 1. a troop, com- Tutamentum, i. n. 2. idem Tyrannis, Ydis. 1.3. tyranny, Turmāle, adv. in a wariike Tutátor, oris, m. 3. a de. despotic gevernment, in annet fender usurpation, sovereignty, Turmāles, ium. pl. m. 3. Táte, adv. safely, securely government those of the same troop. Tate, pron. inou, thyselj Tyrannoctồnos, i, m. 2. the Turmālis, e. adj. of, or be. Tutēla, æ. f. 1. defence, killer of a tyrant longing to a troop protection, support, main Tyrannus, i. m. 2. in old Turmătim, adv. troop by tenance, keeping, guar. time it was used in goori troop dianship, a hedge, OT part for a king, now for Turpiculus, a, um. adj. fence, ihe head, or sign Tyrant; also an usurper somewhat filthy of a ship, a genius Tyrianthinus, a, um. adj. of Turpificatus, a, um. adj. Tutelaris, e. adj. tutelar, a bright violet colour polluted guardian (guard Tyryus, a, um, adj. Tyrian Turpilucricupidus, a, um. Tutelaryus, i. m. wurden, Tyro, onis. m. &c. vide adj. covetous of dishonest Tutěmct, pron. thon thyself Tiro, &c. gain Tato, adv. safely, securely Tyrrhénus, a, an adj. TusTurpis, e. adj. base, shame. Túto, äre, a. 1. to defend, ful, disgraceful, disho. protect nourable, scandalous, in- Tótor, ári. dep. 1. idem U bosely: Tutoryus, a, um, adj., nr UBER, kris. n. 8 serib. shamefully, disgracefully, belonging to a tutor, or , a . dishonourably, scanda. guardian der, wipple, teat, pape, lously, dishonestly, nasti. Tutálus, l. m. 2. a woman's the busom, jastueu, um. is past beord um. adj. fulness, the spout, OY sore, or scab (moisl, wel Umbilicus, i, m. 2. the Cuck of a conduit Uliginosus, a, adj. vel, the middle of Uber, éris. adj. fruitful, Uligo, Inis. f. 3. a moisture, thing, bezil, bu plentiful, abundant, co 0oziness cockle, litele round stes. pious, large, great Ullus, a, um. adj. gen. ul little circle Jor Uberîus, adv. comp. vide lius, dat. ulli, any, any pin Ubertim one Umbo, onis. m. 3. the ha Uběro, åre. act. 1. to make Ulmaryum, i. 1. 2. grove of a shield, a skield, a fruitful, or plenteous, of elms buckler. bezil, fatten, enrich; neut, to Ulmus, a, um. adj. of elin lumnp, top be plentiful, abound Ulmus, i. f. 2. an elin Umbra, æ. f. 1. a shades Uberosus, a, um, adj. plen- Ulna,æ. f. 1. an ell, a cubit, or shade, shady bough liful an arin [lic cloud, appearance, ghost Ubērtas, ātis. f. 3. fruit- Ulpycum, i. n. 2. wild gat. unbidden guest, attest fulness, plenty, abun. Ulterior, ius. adj. comp. ant, halibut, kind dance, store farther, the farther, thut fish Ubērtim, adv. plentifully, Umbracălam, i. 1. %. abundantly, copiously Ulterfus, ady. farther, be ar buut, boset, Ubērtus, a, um. adj. fruit. yond lastly shady place ful Ustymo, adv. at the lusi, Umbraticola, æ. c. g. 3 Ubi, adv, where, where ? in Ultymum, adv. the lust time keeper within doors what place?' when, from Ultymus, a, um, adj. superl. Umbraticus, a, whom, which, or whence; last, utinost, extreme, re. keeping at home, effer after that, as soon as motest, the farthest, or nate Ubicumque, & Ubicunque, farthermost, the first, the Umbratilis, e. adj. shady, adv. wheresoever, rithermost, chiefest, keeping private, or est what place 896ver, when. greatest, meanest, basert of sight, lasy, slight soever Uliro, onis, f. 3. Tevenge Umbria, æ. f. a spacion Unilibet, adv. wheTeROCUCT Ultor, oris. m. 3. an auen country on both sides the you please ger, revenger Apennines Ubinam, adv. in what Ultra, præp. beyond, on the Umbrifer, a, um. adj. cart place where? further, or other side ing a shadow, shadowy Ubique, adv. in every place, Vítra, adv. farther, besides, Umbro, are. act. 1. to every where, universally, moreover, more, nereafter shade, or cast a shadon wheresocvet Ultramundánus, , um, adj. Umbrosus, a, adj. Ubiubi, pro Ubicunque, heavenly shady, full of shades adv. whereever, in what Ultrix,icis, f. 3. an avenger Una, adv. together, all of place soever, in any cuse, Ultrix, icis, adj. avenging once, in coinpany with, of upon any condition Ultro, adv. willingly, of the same time Ubivis, adv. any where, in his, or its own accord, Unanimis, e. adj. urari. uny place, in any matter, voluntarily,without seek. mous, loving or affair ing (voluntary Unanimitas, atis. f. 3. ut Udandus, a, um, pt. to be Ultrunčus, a, adj. animity moistened (or moisten Ultrotribñta,pl. n. u taking Unanimiter, adr. Udo, āre. act. i. to wet, work by the great, the mously Udo, onis, m. 3. a garment charges of such works Unanimus, a, um, adj. usto keep off cold, a sack, Ultus, a, um. pt. of ulcis. aninous (hooked a sock Uncatus, a, adj. Udus, a, um. adj. moist, Ultus, us. m. 4. revenge Urcia, æ. f. 1. an ounce, wet, oozy, drunk Ulva, æ. f. 1. sea-grass, an inch, the twelfth part Ulceratyo, onis, f. 3. an ul. sedge, weeds Unciales literæ, test let certion Ulula, &. f. l. an owl ters Ulcero, āre, a. 1. to ricor- Ululāmen, Ynis. n. 3. a hor- Vociālis, e. adj. of ate, or make full of ling ounce, or inch sures, wound, griere Ululātus, vs. m. 4. c howl. Unciarlas, a, um. adj. iden Ulcerosus, a, um. adj. ul. ing, yell, shrick, cry,shout Unciâtim, adv. inch-teal ceruted Ulaloare. n. 1. to howl,yell, Uncinātus, a, Ulcisco, cere. neat. 3. $ shriek, shout, ring, or te. Tooked Ulciscor, ci, ultus. dep. 3, sound Uncilla, &. f. l. one part to avenge, revenge, take Umbella, æ. f. l. a screen, in tuelve tro Tevenge on, or for, be a fan (bossed Unctio, onis, f. 3. an revenged, punish Umbellatus, a, um. adj. Unctito, áre. freq. 1. * Ulcus, eris. 11. 3. an ulcer, Umber, bri. m. 2. a mon anoint often boil, or sore, cut, gash, grel Uoctiusculas, a, um, Or wound Umbilicãtus, a, um. adj. cuscülum, i. n. a little greasy, vily (akointi having a navei,like u navel Unctor, oris. m. 3. um. cor wave Uoctuartus, a, um. adj. Of Undeviginti, adj. pl. Indecl. ly, particularly, entirely, anointing nineteen dearly (colour Unctum, i. n. 2. good fare Undiquäque, adv. every Unicolor, oris. adj. of one Unctūra, æ. f. 1. an anoint. where Unicornis, e, adj. with one ing (ing Undique, adv. on every side, horn (corn Unctus, us. m. 4, an anoint. every-where, from all Unicornis, is. m. 3. a uniUnctus, a, um. pt. of ungo, places, in all respects Unicus, a, um. adj. one & adj. anointed, greasy, Undisonus, a, um. adj. re. alone, only, notable, or oily, fat, wealthy, plenti. sounding, or Toaring excellent, chief, princiful, copious, gay, polish. with waves pal,dearly beloved, choice ed, elegant (crooked Undivăgus, a, um, adj. pass. Uniformis, e, adj. uniform, Uncus, a, um, adj. hooked, ing through the waves all alike formity Uncus, l. m. 2. a houk, Undo, äre. neut. f act. 1. Uniformitas, ātis. I. 3. uni. tenter, anchor, drag, to rise in waves, ascend, Unigčna, æ, c. g. 1, an only brace boil, foam, deluge, nbound begotten, one only, the Unda, æ. f. 1. a rave,water, Vadīsus, a, um, adj. swell. only (807 liquor, a crowd, bustie, ing, rough Unigenitus, i. m. 2. an only storin (foaming Undila, æ. f. 1. dim. a little Unigenitus, adj. the only Undabûndus, a, um. adj. [of waves begotten Undätim, edv, like waves Undulātus, a, um. adj. made Unijūgus, a, um. adj. Unde, adv. from whence, Unědo, onis. ihe fruit of the coupled together wherewith, out of, or from arbute Unimammyas, a, um. adj. which, of whom, of what Unetvicesimus, a, um. adj. one-breasted (handed person, or persons, how, the one-and-twentieth Unimănus, a, um. adj. oneby what means Unetvicesimânus miles, a Unimodus, a, um, adj. of Undecēni, æ, a. adj. pl. soldier of the twenty one sort eleven first legion Unioonis.m.3.a pearl called Undecentesimus, a, um, adj. Ungo, vel Ungao, ère, nxi, an onion, a gem, or jewel, the ninety-ninth actum, act. 3. to anoint, an onion, or scallion Uundecentüm, adj. pl. in. smeat, perfume UnYo, Tre, ivi. a. 4. to unite, decl, ninety-nino Unguedo, Ynis, f. 3. oint or make one (stock Undecies, adv. eleven times ment Unistirpis, e. adj. of one Undécim, adj. pl. indecl. Unguen, Ynis. n. 3. an oint. Unitas, atis. f. 3. unity, eleven (eleventh ment, any fat liquor, or oneness, a union, con cord, Undecymus, a, um. adj. the juice agreement, likeness, a Undecirēmis, is. f. 3. u gal Unguentarya, æ. f. the art unit ley having eleven banks of making ointment, she Unyter, adv. in one, together of oars that maketh, or selleth Universālis, e. adj.uniUndecunque, adv. from ointments versal, general what place or part soevet Unguentaryum, i. n. 2. a Universalitas, atis. f. 3. Und elbet, adv. whence dury, or tax upon oint universality thou wilt mento Univērse, adv, universally, Undēni, æ, a. adj. pl. eleven Unguentaryus, a, um, adj. generally, altogether Undeoctoginta, adj. pl. in of ointments (perfumer Universim, adv. idem decl. seventy-nine Unguentarius, i. n. 2. a Universitas, ätis, f. 3. the Undequadragies, adv. thir. Unguentātos, a, um, adj. whole in general, a uni. ly-nine times anointed with sweet oint. versity Undequadraginta, adj. pl. ments, perfumed Uunivērsus, a, um. adj. uni. indecl..thirty-nine, Jorty Unguentum, i. a. 2. any versal, the whole, all, all sweet ointments, perfume, at once (one sort Undequinquagesimus, salve soft nail Uniusmodi, adj. indecl, of um. adj. the forty-ninth Unguiculus, i, m. 2. a tender Unocůlus, a, um, adj. oné. Undequinquaginta, adj. pl. Unguinosus, a, um. adj. eyed (cvet indecl. forty-nine oily, unctuous, fat Unquam, adv. at any time, Undesexaginta, adj. pl. in- Unguis, is. m. 3. a nail, Unus, a, um, adj. one, one deel. fifty-nine claw, talon, hoof. the alone, some one, a certain Undetrigesinius, a, um, adj. haw, a white mark, or one, singly, only, the the twenty-ninth stake, the shoot of a vine, first, the same, the very Undevicēni, æ, a. adj. pl. a vintage, hook nineteen Ungüla, æ.i. l. a nail, claw, Unusquisque, unaquæque, Vadevicesimânus, a, um. hoof (thimblé unumquodque, adj. every adj. the wineteenth, of Ungülum, i. n. 2. a ring, a one, every (herd the nineteenth Unicalămus, a, um. adj. with Upilio, onis. m. 3. a shepUndevicesinius, vel Unde. {stalk Upåpa, æ. f. 1. a lapwing, vigesimus, a, um. adj. the Unicaŭlis, e. adj. with one apewet; amatlock to nineteenth Unice, adv. only, siug ular dig stones save one one stem Uræus, a, um, adj. of th gall, or pinch, nip, or Usufacto, cěre, feci, z tail starve tum, act. 3. to hold is Urbāne, adv. politely, ci. UrupyyYum, i. n. 2. the prescription villy, pleasantly типр (row Usufructus, us. Urbanitas, ātis. f. 3. a city. Urpez, Ycis. m. 3. a har. Ususfructus life, politeness, civility, Urruncum, i, n. 2. the part Usūra, æ. f. 1. usury, it pleasantry, mirth of the ear of corn next terest, use, usage Urbanus, a, um, adj. of, or the stalk UsurarTus, a, um. adj. e, belonging to a city, po- Ursa, æ, f. 1. a she-bear, or relating to ufury, lite, genteel, courteous, the greater and lesset use, or be used civil, pleasant, homebred, bear-star (bear Usurpatio, onis, f. 3. usus. taine Ursinus, a, um, adj. of a parion, interruprion et Urbicăpus, i, m. 2. a win- Ursus, i, m. 2. a he-bear prescription, use ner of cities (a city Urtica, æ. f. 1. nettle, Usurpator, oris. m. 3. es UrbYcus, a, um. adj. of lechery, a shell-fish rusurper Urbs, is. t. 3. a city, « Urticosus, a, um. adj. full Usūrpo, arc, a. 1. 10 usury, walled town, citizens of nettles assume, us!, menties Urceolāris hērba, fever. Urus, i, m. 2. a buffalo often, call, or Rame, sce, few Usia, æ. f. 1. essence, sub. or perceive Urceolus, i, m. 2. a little stance, being Usus, a, um. pt. of uron pitcher (or pot UsYo,õnis. f. 3. use, a using Usus, us. m. 4. use, usage, Urcěus, i. m. 2. a pitcher, Usitāte, adv. usually, or. custom, exercise, practice, Urēdo, Inis. f. 3. a blasting dinarily experience, enjoyment, of trees, or herbs, an Usitātus, a, um. pt. f adj. service, advantage, beitch, or burning in the used often, usual, ordin. nefit, profit, interest, corskin, lewdness ary, common, familiar venience, occasion, OP Urēter, ēris. m. 3. the ure. Usitor, äri. dep. 1. to use juncture, necessity, need, ter, or conduit by which often conversation, acquaintthe urine passeth from Uspiam, adv. anywhere, ance, familiarity the teins to the bladder somewhere, in any mat. Ususfructus, us. m. 4. the Urethra, æ. f. a passage of ter, or thing use, or profit of that the urine through the Usquam, adv. anywhere, in which is another's bladder any place, lo any place, Usuveuto, ire. 2. 4. to come Urgěo, vel Urgučo, ère, in anything, at any into use rsi, rsum, act. 2. to urge, tiine Ut, adv. $ conj. that, to or de urgent, press on, or Usque, adv. continually, that, to the end that, as, down, pushon, drive, always, all along, like as, even as, accord hasten on, enforce, ag. long as, as far as, until, ing as, just as, as if, ir. kravate, oppress, cover the very, even asmuch as, forasmuck au, Uria, æ. 1.1.1 bird called Usquequãque, adv. every seeing that, such as, how a naff where, all about, always, affected, by how much Urica, e. f. 1. a hurt coming continually the inore, as to grain from too much Usquěquo, adv. until that since, at the time whes, moisture, the black Usta, e, f. 1. a colour made while, to wit, namely, a Urigo, Ynis, f. 3. a burning of ceruse inuch as, however, how with a caustic, lewdness Ustro, onis. f. 3. a burn SOCVET, hou, how ruch, Urina, æ, f. 1. urine ing, searing how greatly, with respect, Urinator, öris. m. 3. & di- Ustor, oris. m. 3. a burner or regard to, considering, Ustricula, &, f. 1. a female as if it were, as far as, as Urino, áre, neut. 1. & Uri barber well as, as is usual, al. nor, äri, dep. 1. ta dive, Ustrina, æ.f. 1. a melting. though, suppose, lest nor, to duck, to plunge house (burn, or sear what? may, let Urna,æ, f. 1. an urn, pitch-Ustŭlo, äre. act. 1. to Utcunque. adv. howsoever, er, measure of four gal-Ustūra, æ, f. l. a burning in whut munner, or fashlons, ballot-box Ustus, a, um. pt. of uro ion soever, whensoever, as Urnālis, e. adj. belonging Usuarius, a, um. adj. serv as it will, certainly ing for use Utensile, is. 2. 3. a uten. Urnaryum, i. n. 2. a dresser Usucapio, père, cēpi, cap sil, tool Urnarius, i, m. 2. a potter tum. act. 3. to ruke, or Utensilis, c. adj, necessary Urnůla, æ, f. l. a little huld by prescription for use pitcher Usucaptio, & Usucăpio, Uter, tra, trum. adj. whick, Uro, rĕre, ussi, ūstum, act. $ Ususcápcio, onis. 1. 3. or whether of the two to burn, burn up, or long possession, or en. Uter, Ir.s.m.3. a Oludder, sume, light, or set on joyment, prescription a bag, a bottle flame, boil, grieve, Usucaptus, a, um. pt. of Uterculus, i, m.. a little Tease, or toTirent, usucapio bottle, a little womb, or 10072 tu (2n 71 72 um. cell, the kusk, or hull of sides, or parts, by both Vacillo, åre, n. 1. to waver, seeds, or flowers persons (sides shake, totter, stagger, Utercunque, utracunque, Utrinquesēcus, adv.on both fall utrumcunque, adj. which. Utro, adv, which way Vacive, adv, at leisure soever, of the two Utrobique, adv. on both Vacivitas, ātis. f. 3. empti. Uterinus, a, um, adj. of the sides, everywhere ness, want, poverty womb, born of the same Utrollbet, adv. which you Vacivus, a, um, adj. empty, another please (or parts at leisure Uterlibet, utralybet, utrum. Utròque, adv. to both sides, Věco, āre. Deut. 1. to be libet, adj. which of the Utrum, ady. whether empty, void, free from, two you please whether (howsor ver disengaged, at liberty, or Utērnum, utrănam, utrum- Utut, adv. in what mannet, at leisure,' to want, be nam, adj. whick of the Uva, æ. f. l. a grape, betty, intent upon, or study, to two bunch, or cluster, a vine, be employed Utērque, utraque, utrum a swarm of becs; a dis- Vacuefacto (vacuus, facio), que, adj. both the one and ease so called cere, fēci, factum, act. 3. the other, both, each Uveo, ēre. n. 2. to be moist to lay waste Utērvis, utrăvis, utrūmvis, Uvēsco, cěre. incep. 3. to Vacuefactus, a, pt. adj. either of the two, grou muist [wet emptied,mnade void, freed, which of the two thou Uvidůlus, a, um, adj. dim. delivered wilt Uvidus, a, um. adj. wet, Vacuitas, ātis. f. 3. emptiViērus, i, m. f Utěrum, i. moist, soaked, nellow ness, freedom n. 2. the womb, a child in with liquor {grapes Vacủo, are. act. to empty, the womb, a belly, or Uvifer, a, um. adj. bearing or nake void [place pouch, a pod Uvor, oris. m. 3. wel, hu. Vacũum, i. n. 2. an empty Uti, adv. thut, to the end midity Vacuus, a, um. adj. empty, that, even as, as Uvula, æ, f. 1. a piece of vuid, free from, disenUtibilis, e. adj. useful flesh in the roof of the gaged, at liberry, or leiVullis, e. adj. useful, or fit inonth sure, spare, vain, insigni. for use, serviceable, nd. Uxor, oris. f. 3. a wife, the ficant vantageous, profitable, female of beasts Vadimonyum, i. n. 2. a reconvenient, expedient, Uxorcůla, f. 1, a pretty lit. cornisance, surety, bail fil, good, wholesome, fui tle wife (a wife Vādo, ére, si, sum, n. 10 vourable Uzorcilo, äre, a. 1. to make go, march, move Utilitas, ātis. f. 3. utility, Uxoryum, i. 1. 2. a forțeit, Vador, äri. dep. to give bail, usefulness, or use, ad or fine for not marrying defend [able vantage, benefit, profit, Uxorius, a, um. adj. uxo. Vadósus, a, um. adj. ford. interest, convenience, ser Tious, belonging to a wide Vadum, i. n. 2. a ford, a vite, or assistance shallow in a river, nurror Utiliter, adv, iùs, comp. is. passage of the sea, the simè, sup. usefully, ser. V sea, a bottom viceably, profitably Vådus, i, m. 2. idem UtTuam, adv. o that! I wish Vadus, a, um, adj. Jordable, Ueque, adv. then, there. VACANTER, adv. at lei. shallow Сироп fore, verily, surely, cer. sure, idly Væ, interj. alas! wo io, fie tainly, for certain, so, Vacatim, adv. leisurely Väfer, a, um. adj. crafty, moreover, however Vacatio, onis. f. 3. an er. wily, cunning, ily Utor, üti, usus. dep. 3. to emption, discharge, free. Vaframéntum, i. n. 2. a use, or make use of, em. dum [ningly ploy, have, or enjoy, have Vacca, æ, f. 1. a cou, a little Vafre, adv. craftily, cunto do with, be conversant, Vaccinium, i, n. á black- Vafrita, xe. f. 1. craftiness, or familiar with,live with, berty, u bilberry cunning, slyness humour, depend upon, Vaccinus, a, um. adj. of a Vafrites,'zi. f. 5. craft, experience; pass. to be theifer subiilty [wandering used (seeing Vaccăla, æ. f. 1. dim. a Vagabundus, a, um. adj. Utpåte, adv. inasmuch as, Vacefio (vacuus, fio!, fieri, Vagatio, onis. f. 3. a strayUtquid, adv. why? where fàctus. 1. p. 3. to be made ing, strolling, roving (bearer empty about Utraryus, i. m. 3. a tankard. Vacērra, e. f. 1. a rail of Våge, adv. dispersedly, at Utribi, adv, in which place timber, a post; a cod. Tandoon Uuricularis tibya, a bag. comb, blockhead Vagina, æ. f, 1, a seabbard, pipe, Jun. (Piper Vacerrosus, a, um. adj. sheath, case maker Utricularius, i, m. 2. a bag. doltish, simple Vaginaryus, i, m. 2. a sheathUlricólus, i. m. 2. vide Vacillatio, onis. f. 3. a wa. Vaginūla, æ, f. 1. a little Utercules vering, a staggering, in sheath Utrinque, adv. both Constancy Vagio, ire, Ivi, Itum, Jure |