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101 Cards in this Set
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Timesti
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although
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Proxima
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nearest
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Adiacet
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to lie next to
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Stagnum, -i
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lagoon
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Aestuarium
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estuary
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Vice alterna
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alternately
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Prout
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as
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Aestus
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TIDE
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Reprimo, reprimere, repressi, repressus
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force back, press back
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Impello, impellere, imuli, impulsus
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carry forward, impel
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Hic
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here
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Aetas
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age; age group
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Piscor, piscari, piscatus sum
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to fish
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Otium, -i
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leisure; spare time
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Lusus, -us
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recreational activities
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Sollicito
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to urge on; encourage
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His
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These guys (*Dative form)
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Proveho, provehere, provexi, provectus
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to carry forth; carry out
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Ut...ita
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both and
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Litus, litoris
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shore
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Nanantes
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"The swimmers" (substantive)
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Ceteris
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"Than" the others
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Tendo, tendere, tendi, tentus
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to stretch; venture
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Ulterior, ulterioris
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father (substantive)
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Occurro, occurrere, occurri, occursus
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to meet; encounter
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Praecedo, praecedere, praecessi, praecessus
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to go before; infront of
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Postremo
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finally
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Subeo, subire, subii, subitus
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to come up under; take one's back; support; approach
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Flecto, flectere, flexi, flexus
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to bend; turn
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Aqualits
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"those of equal,playmate, friends" (Substantive)
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Serpo, serpere
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to spread gradually (like a snake..)
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Tamquam
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as though
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Obsideo, obsidere, obsedi, obsessus
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to besiege
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Caute
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cautiously
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Ad tempus
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"on time"; "right at the same time"
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Quasi
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as if
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Exsilio, exsilire, exsilui
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to jump out
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Mergeo, merger, mersi, mersus
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to submerge; plunge; sink
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Orbis
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Loops; coils; circles
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Implico
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to weave; coil; loop
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Expedio, expedire
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to undo, uncoil
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Donec
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until
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Innturio, innutrire, innutrivi, innutritus
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to bring up on
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Pudor, pudoris
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shame
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Alludo, alludere, allusi, allusus
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to play
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Pertrecro
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to stroke; handle; pet
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Praebeo, praebere, praebui (Praebentum)
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To submit (Praebentum = the submitting one)
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Cresco, crescere, crevi
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to grow
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Audacia, -ae
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boldness; daring
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Experior, experiri; expertus sum
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to try; test
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Tergum, -i
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back
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Neuter
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neither
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Mansuetudo, manseutudinis
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tameness
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Augeo, augere, auxi, auctus
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to increase
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Nec non
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Indeed
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Laevus, -a, -um
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left
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Hortor, hortari, hortatus sum
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to encourage
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Moneo, monere, monnui, monitus
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to warn; advise (Monentes - the advising ones)
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Tantum
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only
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Comes, comitis
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companion
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Patior, pati, passus sum
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to suffer; endure; allow
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Tam...quam
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as....as
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Gesator, gestatoris
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the carrier; bearer
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Collusor, collusoris
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playmate
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Soleo, solere, solui, solitus
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to be accustomed
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harena, -ae
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sand
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Sicco
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dry
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Incalesco, incalescere, incalui
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to grow hot
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Revolvo, revolvere
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to roll back
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Consto, constare
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*to be well known; to be agreed
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Legatum proconsulis
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Deputy governor
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Religion, religionis
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superstition
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Parvus, -a, -um
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perverted; depraved; deformed
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Unguentum, -i
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oil
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Novitas, novitatis
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novelty; newness; strangeness
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Nec nisi
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and only
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Languidus, -a, -um
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weak; listless
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Vis, viris
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strength
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Lascivia, -ae
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playfulness
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Solitus, -a, -um
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customary; usual
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Ministerium, -i
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occupation
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Confluo, confluere, confluxi
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to gather together; flock; flow together
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Magistratus, -us
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magistrates
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Adventus, -us
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arrival
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Mora, -ae
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delay; loitering
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Modicus, -a, -um
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small
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Sumptus, -us
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expense
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Attereo, atterere
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to wear down; exhaust
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Perdeo, perdere
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to lose; destroy
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Occulte
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secretly
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Coeo, coire
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to come together; gather
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Miseratio, miserationis
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pity
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Copia, -ae
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invention; eloquence
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Defleo, deflere
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to weep
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Orno
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to embellish; adorn
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Attollo, attollere, attuli, allatus
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to lift up
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Est opus
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"it is necessary"
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Affingo, affingere, affigi, affictus
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fashion; make up; invent
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Astuo, astruere
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to add
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Sufficio, sufficere, suffeci, suffectus
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to be enough; suffice
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Minuo, minuere
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to lessen; diminish
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