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108 Cards in this Set
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to drive out or away, get rid of
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abigo, abigere, abegi, abactum
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helper
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adiutor, -oris (m.)
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to drive; to manage, celebrate; to shake; to disturb, vex, torment
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agito, agitare
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hallway, passageway
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andron, -onis (m.)
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to listen, heed
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ausculto, auscultare
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charming, attractive, pretty
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bellus, -a, -um
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to be without, lack
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careo, carere, carui (+ abl.)
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tail
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cauda, -ae (f.)
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box
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cista, -ae (f.)
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swiftly
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cito
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lock, bolt, barrier
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claustrum, -i (n.)
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head-dress
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comptus, -us (m.)
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to join
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copulo, copulare
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to heap up
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cumulo, cumulare
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to run to and fro, cross at a run
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curso, cursare
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to run riot
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debacchor, debacchari
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appropriate, becoming, elegant, handsome
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decorus, -a, -um
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to pass, spend
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dego, degere, degi
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suddenly
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derepente
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inactive
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deses, -idis
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right hand
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dextra, -ae (f.) (manus)
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wild, unruly, unbridled
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effrenatus, -a, -um
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to hurry
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festino, festinare
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pregnant, full of (+ abl.)
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fetus, -a, -um
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to fix, implant, fasten, pierce
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figo, figere, fixi, fixum
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thread, string
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filum, fili (n.)
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fan
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flabellum, -i (n.)
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to the outside
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foras
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to enjoy, use
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fruor, frui, fructus sum (+ abl.)
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hat, bonnet, cap
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galerum, -i (n.)
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to wear, wield, carry
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gesto, gestare
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to cling to, be fixed, be perplexed, be at a loss
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haereo, haerere, haesi, haesum
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this, here
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hic, haec, hoc
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from here, hence
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hinc
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to here, hither
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huc
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there
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from that place, from that side, thence
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illinc
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to that place, thither
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illuc
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rain
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imber, -bris (m.)
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unheard of, strange, new
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inauditus, -a, -um
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unspeakable, abominable
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infandus, -a, -um
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troublesome, dangerous
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infestus, -a, -um
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unpleasant
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iniucundus, -a, -um
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to gaze at, contemplate
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intueor, intueri, intuitus
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within, inside
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intus
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jest, sport, pastime
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iocus, -i (m.)
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to help
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iuvo, iuvare, iuvi, iutum
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rejoicing, happy
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laetabundus, -a, -um
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platter, wide plate
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lanx, lancis (f.)
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to sport, frolic, play
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lascivio, lascivire, lascivii, lascivitum
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bed
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lectus, -i (m.)
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to poise, balance
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libro, librare
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cake
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libum, -i (n.)
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threshold
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limen, -inis (n.)
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thread, string, line
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linum, -i (n.)
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spotted
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maculatus, -a, -um
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to submerge, sink
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mergo, mergere, mersi, mersum
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gentle, mild
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mitis, -e
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well mannered, well behaved
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bene moratus
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to bite
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mordeo, mordere, momordi
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too much
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nimis
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to swim
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no, nare
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harmful
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nocivus, -a, -um
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pot
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olla, -ae (f.)
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at all
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omnino
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to pat, stroke
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palpo, palpare
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very lovingly
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peramanter
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nimble, brisk, quick, swift
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pernix, -icis
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with a travelling cap on
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petasatus, -a, -um
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ball
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pila, -ae (f.)
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to represent pictorially, to paint
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pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum
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it is raining
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pluo, pluere, (pluit)
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weight
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pondus, -eris (n.)
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besides, together with, in addition to
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praeter
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perverse, vicious, improper
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pravus, -a, -um
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to be at hand, ready
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in promptu esse
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absolutely, utterly
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prorsus
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very small
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pusillus, -a, -um
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please
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quaeso
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because
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quia
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rake
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rastrum, -i (n.)
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to curb, restrain, check, refrain
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refreno, refrenare
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suddenly, unexpectedly
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repente
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rejection
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repulsa, -ae (f.)
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net
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rete, -is (n.)
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red
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ruber, rubra, rubrum
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to rush down, fall down
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ruo, ruere, rui, rutum
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bad, impious
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sceleratus, -a, -um
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a cup, goblet
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scyphus, -i (m.)
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image, representation, likeness
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simulacrum, -i (n.)
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sleepy, drowsy
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somnulentus, -a, -um
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safe, unhurt
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sospes, -itis
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frame of a bedstead
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sponda, -ae (f.)
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angry
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stomachosus, -a, -um
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trick
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stropha, -ae (f.)
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furniture
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supellex, -lectilis (f.)
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to ascend, rise
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surgo, surgere, surrexi, surrectum
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upwards
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sursum
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it wearies, disgusts
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(taedet) taedeo, taedere, taeduit, taesum est (+ acc. of pers. + gen. of thing)
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trifles, stuff
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tricae, -arum (f.)
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sad
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tristis, -e
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safe
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tutus, -a, -um
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avenging female
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ultrix, -tricis (f.)
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hook
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uncus, -i (m.)
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to move rapidly to and fro; to agitate
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vibro, vibrare
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to bind or wind about
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vincio, vincire, vinxi, vinctus
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kite
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volatinum, -i (n.)
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to strike together, shake violently, alarm
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concutio, concutere, concussi, concussum
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