Censualis, e. adj. rateable judges, or commissioners cherry, or red colour to hent certain Cerasyum, i. m. 2. a cherry reproof, judgment, seve civil causes among the Cerāstes, æ. in.l. a serpent Tiiy, punishment, the cene people, out of every tribe with four pair of hurns, sorship, or office of censor, three like a tam, dert, &c. authurity, pattern, or ex: Centunrúlus, i. m. 2 a Cerăsum, i. 1. & Cerasus, ample, irial, or proof patched corerlet, a horse. i. m. 2. , cherry Census, a, um.pt. of censeo dred-fold Cerăsus, i. f. 2. cherry-tree Ceasus, us. m. 4. the valua- Centuplex, Yeis. adj. a huu. Cerato us, a, um. adj. so. tion of erpryman's estate; Centupl:, alò, ads. a hun phistical, intricate, dark, the registering of a man, dred time double pernitted for shell his yeurs, tribe, Inmily, Centupondium, i. n. 2. aceratyum, i, n. 2. å husk, profession, witr, children, hundord weight, « great Ce:ātum, i. 0.2. cetecloch, and servants; a cessing, wright a plusler valuing, or mustering of Centurya, æ. f. 1. a century, Ceratūra, æ. f. l. a varing the people a company of a hundred Cerau: ya, æ f. l. g Cerai. Centaurea, æ.f.Centaurēon, nYux, i. m. 2. the thunder and Centauream, i. n. Centuriätim, adv. by hun. stone, a pulse century ureds, company by com Cerberus, a, um. adj. in. Centenarius, a, um. adj. of pany (tninship fround, hurrid a hundred (dred Centuriālus, ús. m. 4. n cnp. Cerberus, i, m. a dog with Centēnus, a, um. adj. ahun-Centuryo, Onis. m. 3. a cen. three hunds, and as many CentesYmo, as. act. 1. to turion, a captain over a necks, which, it is inbled, punish by lot, or take one hundred jootmen was the keeper of Pluto's out of a hundred Centuryo, as. act. 1. to di. palnce in hell (monkey CentesYmus. a, um. adj. the vide into companies, 10Ccrropithecus, i. m. 2. a hundredth, hundrrd.fuld divide fields into two hun. Cērdo, onis, m. 3. a cobbler, Centiceps. cipitis, adj, hun. dred actes a currier, a tunnet, a dred-headed Centurionätus, os. m. 4. u smith Centres, adv. a hundred rapinin's place Cereális, e. adj. perinining times, indefinitely, over Ceniūssis, is. m. 3. a Ro to Cercs, or corn,and food, and one man money containing that wherruf breadis made Centifolia, æ. f. 1. a kind of forty sesterces,ten deniers; Cerebēllun, 1. n. 2. the hind. Tose with many leaves that is, six shillings and et part of the head, brains Centimănus, a, um. adj. threepence in our money Cerebrosus, ", um. adj. pas hundred handed (87988 Cēpa, æ. f. & Cēpe, 19. n. an sionate, hasty, crazy, wild, Centinadya, æ. f. 1. knot Onion (pursinin mad Centipėda, æ. f. 1. a worm Cepæn, æ. f. 1. broukline, Cerebrum. i. n. 2. (cerēbro, with many feet, a cater. Cepētum, i. u. 2. an onion Virg.) the brain, ihr hend, pillar bed Inch the spinnl martı.w, pith CentipellYo, onis, m. 3. the Cephalæa, æ. f.1. the head. Cere. Onya, æ. f. vide Cære. umbles of deer, the Cephalicus, a, um, adj. ce. mota paunch of a sing phalir, of the head Ceres, eris. f. 3. the goddess cento, onis. m. 3. patched Cephalus, i, m. 2.. fish of corn, bread, food mude clothes, 1 coverlet, a shroud Inring a great hend of corn to keep off stours, a thap- Cepinn, æ. f. 1. a bed of Cerevisya, 2. f. 1. ule, beer sody, an idle story onions Cereus, a, um. adj. of wit, Centrālis, e. adj. central, Cepphicus, a, um, adj. very tearen, like wax, sofi, midst (gnats lient, very trifling, insig casy, pliant Centrines, um. pl. m. 3. rificant (light bird Cereus, i. m. 3. a ws-light Centrosus, a, um. adj. full Cēpphus, i, m. 2. very Cerisico (cein, facio), as, of knots Cera, æ. f. l. war, u table åre, neut. 1. to make war, centrum, i, n. 2. a centre, book, &c. covered with as hres do The middle point, a knot, wns, a wnsen image, or Cerintha, æ. & Cerinthe, es. a kard part bust, a cerecloth, a cell in f. 1. a honey-suchle, a Centum, adj. indecl. pl. a a huneycomb, a page, or woodbine war-colour hundred, many side of a lenj, a will, or Cerimus, a, um. adj. of a Centumcapita, æ. f. a this. testament, envoel Ceryon, i.n.2. av ulcer with tle, sea-holly Ceraria, æ. f. a female wgx. vrllow mutter in it Centumgemynus, a, um. chandler Ceritas, , um, adj. mad, adj. hundred-handed, a Ceraryum, i. n. 2. Wnx-mo distracted hundred ney, the fee for a seal in Cerno, nère, créni vel ridi, Centumviralis, e. adj. per wox, seal-money crētum vel visum. Act. 3. taining to the centumviri, Cerarjus, i. m. 2. & wax to see, perceive, discerr or hundred judges chandler distinguish, foresee, Centumviri, orum. pl. m. ..'Cerasinus, a, um, adj. of a sage, judge, know ceruse derstand, separate, or di. fest, notorionts Câyx, ycis. m. 3. a king. vide, siji, resolve, or de Cerva, æ. f. 1. a hind, a deer fisher (vil termine, decree, fight, or Cervaryus, a, um, adj. be-Chærephyllum, i. n.2. cherengage, enter upon tonging to a stag Chalcãnthon, i. n. 2. cop, Cernŭo, as. act. 1. to stoop Ceruchus, i. m. 2. a rope tu peras (herb with the face forward, manage the end of a sail. Chalceos, i. f. 2. a prickly tumble and show tricks, yard, a brace Chacěus, a, um, adj. of thrur one upon his face Cervical, alis. n. 3. a pillow, brass, briizen Cernius, a, um, adj. hang: or bolster, 4 nighicap, « Chalcogrăphus, i. m. 2. an ing down the head, with crannt for the neck engraver on brass, a copthe face down Cervicŭla, æ, f. 2. dim. a per-plate printer Cernúas, i. m. 2. & rope little neck Chalo, as. act. 1. to slacken dancer (wax over Cerviuus, a, um. adj. of, or sail (steel Cēro, as. act. 1. to cere, or belonging to a stag, or Chalybeyus, a, um, adj. of Ceroma, &tis. n. 3. an oint hart, tawny Chalybs, ybis. m, 3. a kind ment of oil tempered with Cervisya, æ. f. 1. ale, beer of the hardest iron, steel, Cervix, icis, f. 3. the neck, a sword, or other instru. Ceromatycus, a, um. adj. the shoulders (wat ment made of steel anointed with ceruina Cerüla, æ. f. 1. dim. a little Chamæléon, ontis vel õnis. Cerõsus, a, um. adj. mixed Cerussa, æ. f. 1. white lead, m. 3. a chameleon, a kind with w18 paint of lizard, that can turn Cerrčus, a, um, adj. of, or Cérussātus, a, um. adj. itself into all colours but belonging to a inast, or printed, or daubed with white and red; a thistle holin-tree Chamæmēlum, i, n. 2. camo. Ce rynus, a, um. adj. made Cervus, i, m. 2. A hart, or mile (ruff of hoin tree stag, 4 forked stake, or chānne, es. f. 1. a perch, a Cerritus, a, um, adj. mad, palisado Chãos, n, dat. & abl. chan, frantic, out of his wits Cēspes, Ytis. m. 3. turf, a disordered, or confused Cerrus, i. m. 2. a holm-tree 8178 neap of things Certamen, Ynis. n. 3. a con. Cespitātor, oris. m. 3. a Chăra, e. f. i. a kind of test, controversy, dispute, strembling horse, a stem Toot eaten instead of bread trial of skill, buttle, bus bler [ble Characātus, a, um. adj. tle, or noise, hazırd, or Cespito, åre. act. 1. to stim staked, or propped up with dinger, game, or erercise, Cessaryo, onis. f. 3. cessa. stakes an enger pursuit, a thing tion, 1 sitting still, doing Character, ēris. m. 3. a cha. striven for (gerly nothing, loitering, idle. racter, mark, senl, brandCertātim, adv. earnestly, en 51788, slackness, a lying ing iron, a style, or man. Certatio, onis, f. 3. a strin. her of writing, or speak. ing, or struggling, an Cessator, oris. m. 3. a loi. ing, description, a charm, emulntion, exercise terer, an idler, it ituant an hicroglyphic Certātor, oris, m. 3. one Cēssiin, adv, slowly, by de- charistia, örum. pl. n. 2. a thout contends grees (yieiding up feast of reconciliation, Certātus, us. m. 4. a wrest Cessyo, önis. f. a giring, or &c., among kinsfolks ling Cřsso, as. neut. 1. to cease, Charytas, atis. f. 3. charity; Cērte,adv. iùs, comp. issYmè, leave oft, delay, loiter, sre Caritas sup.certainly, for certain, stay,lie still, have nothing Charta, æ. f. 1. paper, any surely, suve enough, itur, to do, to be deficient, or material to write rpon, & right, yes, assuredly, with. norinting sheet, lenf, or side of pa. ont fail, safely, at least Cēssus, as. m. 4. a yielding pet, a writing, letter, or Ceriyor, us, adj. comp. more Cetaria, orum.pl. n. 2. great 'spistle, a book, card, char. certain ponds near the sea-side (of paper Certo, adv, certainly, sure. Cetaryus, a, um, adj. of, or Chartaceus, a, um. adj made ly, assuredly belonging to whales ChartarTus, a, um, adj. of Certo, as. Art. 1. to strire, Cetarius,i m. 2. a fishmonger paprt [of paper contend, or contest, nie cēte, n. pl. indecl, whales Chartěus, a, um. adj. made with, fight, quarrel, op. Cetra, æ. f. 1. a short square Chartŭla, æ. f. 1. a cartel, a pose. be earnest, plot burkiet litle roll keeper Certus, a, um, adj. ior, comp. Cetrātus, a, um. adj. that chartularfus, i, m.2. a book issimus, sup.certain, safe, useth a short target, or Chasma, &tis. n. 3, a great mure, frente, secured, dis buckler (large Ash opening of the earth, or Tinct, determined, par cētus, i, m. 2. q whale, or firmament, a gulf (uoly, ticular, proper, lawful, Ceu, adv, us it were, even,chaus, i, m. 2. 1 spotted convenient, steudy, stont, ! or like as Chēlæ, arom. pl. f. 1. ctab' resolute, resolned, detcra Civr, æ. f. 1. a small cou claus, bulwarks, or piles inined constant, faithful Cevěo, are... to wag, or Chelidonya, æ. f. 1. svaliou rusty, unerring, muri, inove the tail wort, a stone, a Nguro Chelidonias, æ. m. 1. the player's apparel, furni. gested in the stomach west wind ture of the stage, dress, Chytra, æ. f. 1. a pot, 4 Chelydrus, i.m. 2. a water. ornament pipkin tortoise, a water snake, Chorägus, i, m. 2. the mas. Cibalis, e. adj. of, or be. or serpent ter of plays, the keeper of longing to ment, or food Chělys, yos. f. 3. a lute, or attire (strel Cibaria, orum.pl. n. 2. jood, harp (goose-pen Choraules, a.m. 1. a min meat, victuals, provisions Chenobõscum, i. n. 2. a Choraulistrya, æ. f. 1. a fe. Cibarium, i, n. 2. The second Chersonēsus, vel Cherron male ininstrel sort of four, brun, course Esus, i, f. 2. a peninsula Chorda, æ, f. l. a string of a food Chērsos, i. f. 2. land un harp, &c. string, cord, Cibarius, a, um. adj. per. manured, main-land, right line tuining to victuals or com continent Chorea, vel Chorēa, æ. f. l. mon food, course Chya, æ. f. 1. a delicious fig a ball, a dance Cibātus, us. m. 4. food, susChiliarchus, i. m. 2 $ Chili. Chorocitharista,æ. m. 1. he tenance, provision, the ārcha, æ. m. 1. a cuptain, that plays on the harp, fallening of cattle a colonel, or cominander &c, whilst others dance Cibilla, æ. t. 1. a dining of a thousand inen ChorographYa, æ. f. l. a de table [ish, seed, fatten Chilas, adis. f 3. a thousand scription of a country, a Cybo, as. act. 1. to rour. Chimærfer, a, um. adj. pro inap Ciborium, i. n. 2. an Egyp. ductive of chimeras, or Chorogrăphus, i, m. 2. a tian bean, a large drinkmonstres [terly describer of countries, a ing cup Chimerynus, a, um. adj. win. publisher of maps Cybus, i, m. 2. meat, food, Chiragra, æ. 1. gout in the chorus, i, m. 2. a company nourishment, increase hand [go-rart of singers, or dancers, a Cicāda, æ. f. 1. a grasshopChiramaxYum, i.n.2. a child's choir, concert, band, any pet, a locust, a balin. Chirogrăphum, i, n. a hand company, or assembly cricket, a bad poet writing, a bill, or bond Chria, æ. f. 1. a theme, a Cicatricosus, a, um. adj. under one's own hand thesis [unction having many scars, full Chiromàntes, æ. m. 1, one Chrisma, &tis. n. 3. chrism, of gashes, &c. (little scar that telleth furtunes by Christiānus, i, m. 2. a Chris Cicatricŭla, æ. f. 1. dim. a the lines in the hands, a tain Cicātrix, icis. f. 3. a scay, chiromancer Christigēnus, a, um. adj. seam of a wound, old sore, ChirunomYa, æ. f. 1. a kind born of Chrisi, divine chop, or rent, patch, the of gesture with the hands Chroma, atis. n. 3. sweet hatchings in a graven inChironěmon, ontis. adj. musie, a colour, a fuir age for the gilding showing nimble motions pretence, an excuse Ciccum, al. Cīcum, i. n. 2. with the hands Chromaticus, a, um, adj. the skin in a pomegranate Chironðinus, i. m. 2. one soft, sweet [chronicles that parts ihe kernels, a that useth motions with Chronica, orum. pl. n. 2. mere trifle, a straw, arush, his hands in dancing Chronicus, a, um.adj.chroni. a pin Chiruryya, æ. f. 1. the art of cal loger Cycer, čris, n. 3. a vetch, surgery Chronicus, i, m. 2. achrono chick-pease (for fodder Chirurgice, es, f. 1. surgery Chronologia, æ. f. 1. chro- Cicéra, æ. f. l. a pulse good Chirurgicus, a, um. adj. per nology [chronologer Cicercůla, æ. f. 3. dim. lit. laining to surgery, sur. Chronologus, i. m. 2.a tle chiches [endive gical (geon Chrysălis, dis. f. 3. a worm Cichorēum, i. n. 2 succury, Chirurgus, i. m. 2. a sur. of which comes the but. Cicindēla, æ. f. 1. a glowChlamydātus, a, um.cloaked terfly (muck sign Chlamydůla, æ. f. l. dim. a Chrysanthemum, 1. m. 2. Ciconia, æ. f. 1. a stork, a little clunk crowfont, corn marigold Cycur, úris. omn. gen. adj. Chlănıys, ydis. f. 3. a cloak, Chrysenděton, i, n. 2. a tame, gentle, mild, that a soldier's coat, tunic, or rup tipved with gold will come to hand loose coat, a woman's Chrysocolla, æ, f. 1. burax, Cicůro, as. act. 1. to make gown, or mantle, a child's a mineral trime, to ease loose garment Chrysolythus, i, m. a chry. Cicūra, æ. f. l. hemlock. Choaspites, æ. m. 1. a green solite, jasper (orange hellebore, poison, a shepprecious stone Chrysomelum, i. n. 2. an herd's pipe, the distance Cholera, æ. f. 1. choler, an- Chrysophrys, yos. f. 3. a in canes und reeds beger, rage, bile, illness of fish having a gold colour tween two knots The stomach, with a fus over its ey's (gilt heud Cidăris, is. f. 3. a sash, tut. and vomit Chrysos, i. m. 2. gold, a b'in, mitre Cholericus, a, um. adj. frou. Chrdæus, a, um, adj. vile, Cidărum,i.n.2. n kind of ship bied with choler, choleric worthless Cieo, es, iēre, ivi, Ytum. act. Churaylum, i. n. 2. the dress- Chylus, i. m. 2. chyle, a 2. to stir up, raise, or inove ing room in playhouses, white juice from meut die Toure.crcite,pruvuke,cal right-rouichi, u struiter , a upon, or invoke, enll, , Ciniflo, on's. m. 3. a curler, Circučo, vel Circuměo, Ire, name, reckon, cause, repel, or dresser of hair, a che ivi, Ytum, act. 4. to go or drive back mist about, to surround Cilicious, a, um. adj. of Cynis, & Cinēris, nėris. d. Circuitro, vel Circomitto, hair cloth g. 3. nahes, einbets, cin. önis. f. 3. a circuit, 4 goCiliceum, i, n 2. hair cloth ders, relics ing the rounds, the feich. Cillum, i. n. 2 the utmost Cinnabări, n. & Cinnabaris, ing a compass, a pream edge of the eyelid, the is. f. 3. cinnabat, an In ble hairs of the eurlid dian gum, a soft red stone Circuitor, Oris. m. 3. Cillones, um. pl. m. 3. min. called mivium, red lend, strels using filthy and vermilion, dragon's blood pedlar Irud gestures Cinnamomynus, a, um. adj. Circuitus, us. m. 4. & cir. Cilo, onis. m. 3. a person of, or onde of cinnamon cuit, compass, circuinfer. beetle-broword Cinnamomum, i. 11. 2. the ence (cueo Cīmex, Ycis. c. g. 3. a kind cinnamon-tree, cinnamon Circuitus, a, um, pt. of cir. of worm in wood, or pu Circulāris, e, adj. circular, per, a chinch, or bug Cinuănium, i, n. 2. idem round Cimolta terra, Juller's earth ciouus, i. m. 2. « hotch. Circulatim, adv, in a circle Cinædus, i, m.2. a catamise, potch, a nedley, a po Circulator, oris. m. 3. any wantun dancer, tumbler, fion, a, pluiting of the hawker jur gain, a jesi. yellow fish [choké hair in locks and curls er, a mountebank Cinăra, æ. f. 1. an arti-CYo, Tre, ivi, itum. act. 4. Circulatoryus, a, um. adj. Cincinnatus, a, um, adj. that to stir, erite, or call belonging to strollers, hath curled, or frizzled Cīppus, i, m.2.2 palisade, mountebänks, &c. (gipeg hair [little lock or sharp stnke, wooden Circulatrix, icis. f. 3. a she Cincinnålas, i. m. 2. dim. a shackles, stocks for the Circŭlo, as. act. of neut. 1, Cinciunus, i, m. 2. & curled feet, a joil, a gravestone, to environ, encompass lock or monument, a little hill about, stare round, or Cincticŭlus, i. m. 2. dim. a Circa, præp. сцin about short coat from the loins about, near, near to, with, Circůlor, äri. dep. 1. to meet Cinctoryum, i, u, 2. a gir in, concerning; adv, every in companies, run to and • dir, belt where, round about fro, hink about, stroll, Cinctūra, æ. f. 1. a girding Circanča, æ, f. 1. a kite or go abont Cinctus, a, um. pt. of cingo Circe, es. l. a sorceress well Circdlus, i. m. 2. a circle, Cinctus, ûs. m. 4. inan's skilled in the nature of orb, compass, ring, tound girdle, a short cort gird. poisonous herbs chain, hoop, a company ed a little blow the breast, Circēnses, sc. ludi, Juv. of persons standing or a dress, or garb grimes, or exercises of sitting together, a round Cinefacro, (cineres, facio), wrestling, running, &c. cake cère, lēci, factum. act. 3. kept in the circus; a run Circum, præp. cum acc. tubiing, or reduce to ashes ning with great horses, about, round about, with, Cineraceus, a, um. adj. of tilts, barriers, jousts, or or in company with an ash-culuur, of, or like tournaments Circum, adv. around, about ashes Circēnsis, e, adj. of, or be- Circumactro, õais. f. arurn. Cineraryus, i, m. 2. a man longing to the circus, or ing ruund who makes dresses for place of erercise Circumăctus, a, um.pt.of cir. women, or attends thein Circes, Ytis. m. 3. a kind of! cumago (ing round Cinerĕus, a, um, adj. «f, or hoop, or ring, a sort of Circumăctus, us. m. a turn. like ashes, of an ash-co. olives Circumnggěro, as. a. l. 10 lour Circinatio, onis, f. 3. a turn. heup about Cinericus, a, um, adj. bak. ing round, a measuring Circumăgo,gěre, ëgi,actum, ed, or Toasted under with compasses a. 3. to turn round, or ashes (of ashes Circinātus, a, um. pt. com. about, whirlronud, wheel, Cinerosus, a, um, adj. full pissed, rounded," turned or drive about, chase, pur Cingillus, i.m. 2. dim. a lit. round Jur, make free ile xirdle Circino, as. act. 1. to make Circumambulo, ns. act. i. to Cingu, gére, nxi, nctum. a circle, tu compass round, tonik Tonud agunt, to go act. 3 tu surround, tie io turn round Tound about Torud, or about, pird, Cireynus, i. m. 2. a pair of Circumăro, as. act. 1. to envitun, beset, isauli, comprases, the shingles plough ound about dw-ll round, defend Ciruiter, præp. cuin ace. & Circumcidaněus, a, um adf Cingúla, æ. i. 1. a girth, adv. about, nigh unto, out about or brind nearly Circuncido, (circuim, ctsCingölum. i. n. 2. a girdle, Cireito, as. act. 1. to go dol, děre, idi. isum. act. a band, the centus of Vé about (cůlus, a houp 3. to cut about, or of Cirells, i, m. 2. pro Cir. circumcise, prune, or lip, coin shorten, or take off, Circuinfirmo, as. act. 1. to to cast, or throw round abridge, retrench, forbid foriity, and make strong about, to compass Circumcingo, gěre, xi, on all sides, to support Circuiniiyo, Onis. f. 3. a gonctum. a. 3. to surround, Circumflecto, tère, exi, ex. ing about to compass round um. act. 3. to bend about, Cireumytus, us. m. 4. a goCircumcircà, adv, on every fetch a compass, circum ing the jarthest way side Hect a word [ing about Circumlambo, běre. act. 3. Circumcise,briefly,concisely Circumflexyo, ūnis. f. a turn to lick about Circumcisio, quis. f. 3. cit. Circumflexus, a, um. pt. of Circumlâtro, åre, act. 1. to cumcision circumflecto (cumflex burk round, to rail and Circumcisūra, æ. f. 1. a Circumflexus, as.m. 4. a rir. bawat one cutting, or incision, a Circūmio, as. act. 1. to blow Circumlätus, a, um. pt. of pruning (circumcido on all sides circumfero Círcumcisus, a, um. pt. of Circamflúo, uěre, uxi. a, 3. Circumlăvo, as, lāvi, lätum, Circumclaūdo, děre, ausi, to tow about, abound, & lavātum. a. 1. to wnish, ausum, art. 3. to inclose come together. Circum or now round (ubuut round, hein in fluit ignis frontem, he is Circumligo, as. act. 1. to tie Circumclüdo (circùm, clau. gnite in a blush, Claud, Circumihiyo, ire, ivi, itum. do), děre, usi, ūsum. act. Circumfldus, a, um. adj. act. 4. to anoint all ovet, 3. to incluse round, en that flows, or runs aboui, to lurd a discourse compass, hein in Awed about Circumliuo, nère, livi, levi, Circumclusus, n, um. pt. Circumfodyo, děre, di, ns & lini, Mtum. act. 3. to Circumcolo, lère, lui, cul. sum. act. 3. to dig round, anoint, smear, or daub all tum. act. 3. to dwell about, or about over or nigh, to till about Circumforaněus, a, um, adj. Circumlityo, Onis. f. 3. an Circumcalco (circam, cal. that goes up and down, anvinting about, a polish. co), as. a. 1. to trumple ali that is carried about the ing, burnishing, or putOrer, or down market ting the last hand to a Circuincūrso, as. n. 1. to Circun foro, as. act. 1. to thing, run up and down, or bore round (a pioneer Circumlocutio, onis. f. 3. a hither and thithrt Circumfössor, Oris. m. 3. cirenin orution, a Circumdo, dăre, dědi, da Circumtussüra, æ. f. a dig pass, tediousness tum act. 1. 16 Surround, ging ubout Circumloquor, i, quütus & encompass about, inclose, Circumfractus, a, um.pt. of rütus. dep. 3. to use many clasp fust about, beset, circumfrango Durd's presrribe Cireumfrěmo, ĕre, đi. a 3. to Circumlŭo, uěre, ui, lūtum. Circumdūcn, cére, uxi, uc chirp, chatter, or make a act. 3. to wash round, or tum. act. 3. to lead round, noise about about or about, lead out of the Circumfryco, as. act. 1. to Circumlūstro, as. act. 1. to way, impose on, abolish, rub all over, rub tho. go round ubou!, to recon. canrel, draw a line quite Toughly noitre through Circumfulgěn, gēre, Isi. n. Circumlaryo, onis, f. 3. the CircumductYo, Onis. f. 3. a 3. to shine on enery side powing abont of waters bringing round, amplifi. Cireumfundo, děre, üdi, Circummissus, a, um. pt. of cation, circumference, ūsum, act. 3. to pour u-Circummitto, tore, isi, isa circuit, cheating, chous buut, encomp 88 sum. Act. 3. to send round ing, cozening Circumfusus, a, um, pt. of about Circumdůctus, a, um. pt. of circumfundo CircommenYo (circùm,mecircumduco Circumgěmo. měre, mui, nia), ire, ivi, itum. act. 4. Circumductus, us. m. 4. a mYtum. act. 3. to groan, to wall about circumferrace or runr round about Circummulco, ére, Isi. act. Circumčo, irt, ivi, Ytum. act. Circumgēsto, as, act. 1. to . io stroke sojily, to touch 4. to go abunt, or round carry about gently aboni, encicle, encom. CircumvredYor (circùm, Circummunyo, ire, ivi. act. pass, surround, brset gradior), i. dep. 3. to go, 4. to intrench, to fence Circumequito, as. act. 1. to or march about round ride about Circumgressus, us. m. 12 go-Circummunityo, Onis. f. 3. Circumērro, as. act. 1. to ing about the investing of a place wander about, to move Circumhumātus, a, um, adj. Circumnāscor, i. dep. 3. to abunt, or up and down hring earth rast aboul, grote about Circumferentia, æ, f. 4 cir. earth.d. interied Circumnavigo, are. act. l. cum renud Circumjaceo, cēre, n... to to sail runnd Circumfēro, toli. act. 3. to lie about Circumn@cto, Ere, xui ở xi carry abont, or round, to Circumjēctus, a, um, pt. of xum. act. 3. to tie ror report, or relate, to pu. Circumjicio (circùm, jacio), connect, join risy by lustration cére, jeci, jectuin. act. 3. 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