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colloquium, -ii

conversation

epistularis

epistolary

prõmereo

I deserve; I gain

fundo, -ere, fūdi, fūsum

I pour out

pervicax, -ācis

stubborn; steadfast

rixor, -āri

I quarrel

suggero

I bring under; I furnish

confringo, -frēgi, -fractum

I break in pieces

sordes, -is

dirt; baseness

epulor, -ātus

I banquet