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104 Cards in this Set
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ideoneus, -a, -um
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suitable, appropriate
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defungor, ari, defunctus
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to finish, discharge
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barbitos
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lyre
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paries, parietis
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wall
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laevus, -a, -um
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left
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latus, -us (n)
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flank, side
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lucidus, -a, -um
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bright
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funalium, -ii
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torch
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vectis, vectis (m)
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crowbar
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arcus, -us
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seige engine
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oppositus, -a, um
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opposite
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foris, -is (f)
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door
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minax, minacis (f)
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projecting, overhanging, threatening
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beatus, -a, -um
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happy, blessed
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careo, -ere. -ui. -iturus
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to be without
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niveus, -a, -um
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snowy
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flagellum, -i (n)
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whip, scourge
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tango, -ere, tetigi, tactum
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touch, strike
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semel
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(adv) first, once, ever, for the first time
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perfundo, -ere, -fudi, -fusum
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pour over, steep, fill
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urgeo, -ere, ursi
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to press, drive
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antrum, -i (n)
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cave
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flavus, -a, -um
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yellow, golden
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religo, -are
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to tie back
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come, -ae (f)
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hair
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simplex, simplicis
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simple, uncomplicated, unmixed
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munditia, -ae (f)
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elegance, neatness, sophistication
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heu
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oh! alas!
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gracilis, -e
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slender, slight
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quotiens
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how often?
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fleo, flere, flevi, fletum
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to weep, wail, lament
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aspero, -are
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to make rough
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niger, -gri
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black, dark
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aequor, -oris
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calm, level sea
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emiror, -ari
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to gaze in wonder at
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insolens, -entis
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unaccustomed
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fruor, -ari
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delight in
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amabilis, -e
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lovely, attractive
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nescius, -a, -um
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ignorant, unknowing
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fallax, fallacis
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deceitful, false
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aura, -ae
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air, breath
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miser, misera, -um
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miserable, wretched
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intento, -are
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to stretch towards, against
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niteo, -ere
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to shine, glitter, glisten
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uvidus, -a, -um
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damp, wet, moist
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dico, dicere
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to say, tell
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propero, -ere
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to hasten, be quick
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perdo, -ere
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to destroy, ruin
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apricus, -a, -um
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sunny
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patior, -ari
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to endure, to suffer
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pulvis, -eris (m)
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dust, powder
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aequalis, -e
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equal
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equito, -are
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to ride on horseback
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lupatus, -a, -um
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with wolf's teeth
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tempero, -are
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to restrain, be moderate, be temperate
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frena, -orum (n pl)
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bit, bridle
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os, oris (n)
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mouth, countenance
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olivum, -i (n)
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oil
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cautius, -a, -um
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adv. comp. more, cautious, more guarded. From caveo.
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viperinus, -a, -um
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of a viper, of a serpant
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lividus, -a, -um
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blue, greyish
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gesto, -are
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to bear, carry, have
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discus, -i (m)
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a quoit
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expedio, -ire
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to let loose, set free, liberate
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nobilies, -e
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famous, celebrated
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lateo, -ere
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to lurk, be concealed, skulk
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funus, -eris (n)
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burial rites, funeral procession
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cultus, -us (m)
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care, tending OR culture, education, training
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caedes, -is (f)
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a cutting down
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propirio, -ire
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to drag forth
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caterva, -ae (f)
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a crowd, mob
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nefas (indecl)
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contrary to divine law, impious, sinful, criminal
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tempo - from teneo
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to have, hold
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quidquid
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whoever, whatever, every one who, everything which
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hiems, hiemis (f)
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winter
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tribuo, tribui, tributum
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to allot, bestow, give
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debilito, -are
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to cripple, main, weaken
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pumex, -icis
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a pumice-stone
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sapio, -ire, -ivi
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to savour, taste
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liqueo, liqui
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to be fluid, liquid, clear, apparent
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reseco, -are
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to cut loose, cut off
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invidus, -a, -um
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envious, envying
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fervo, -are
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to boil, be hot, rage
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difficilis
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hard, difficult, troublesome, impracticable, laborious, perilous
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bilis, -is (f)
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bile
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tumeo, -ere
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to swell, puff out
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iecur, -oris (n)
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the liver, the seat of the passions, esp. love and anfer
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umor, -oris (m)
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liquid, fluid, moisture
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labor, labi, lapsus sum
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to glide, slide, move, slip, float, pass, flow
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furtim (indecl)
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by stealth, secretly, privily, furtively, clandestinely
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genae, -arum (f pl. )
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cheeks
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arguo, -ere, -ui, argutus
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to make known, show, prove, manifest, disclose, declare, betray
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lentus, -a, -um
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pliant, flexible, tough, tenacious, sticky, viscous
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penitus, -a, -um
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inwardly, in the inmost part, deeply
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uro, -ere, ussi, ustus
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to burn
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turpo, -are
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to make unsightly, soil, defile, pollute, disfigure, deform
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immodicus, -a, -um
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beyond bounds, enormous, large
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rixa, -ae (f)
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quarrel, dispute, contest
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umerus, -i (m)
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shoulder, upper arm
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candidus, -a, -um
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shining white, clear, bright
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merus, -a, -um
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pure, unmixed, unadulterated
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furo, -are
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to rage, rave, be out of one's mind, be mad, be furious
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nota, -ae (f)
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a means of recognition, mark, sign, stamp, impression
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oscula, -ae (f)
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sweet or pretty mouth
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