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abdomen (latin)
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belly
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abolish, abolition
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aboleo
destroy, do away with |
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acetate, acetic, acid
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bitter
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eager
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acer
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vinegar
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acer
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acrid, acrimonious
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acer
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cute
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acuo, sharpen
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ague
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fever, fit of shivering
acer |
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edify
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instruct and improve esp. religiously
aedis aedis f. temple |
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aemulus
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emulous, rivalling, jealous
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emulous
emulate, etc. |
driven by a desire to emulate, wanting to...
aemulus--rivalling, jealous, emulous |
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adequate
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aequus
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equanimity
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aequus
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inadequate
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aequus
in ad aequus |
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unequivocal
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aequus
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iniquity
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aequus, equal
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era
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aes aeris n. bronze
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aim
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aestimo, appraise, rate, estimate value
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esteem
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aestimo: appraise, rate, estimate value
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estimable
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aestimo: appraise, rate, estimate value
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estimate
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aestimo: appraise, rate, estimate value
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estuary
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water passage where tide meets river current
aestus aestus m. tide, heat |
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age
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aevum
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coeval
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aevum
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eternal
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aevum
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longevity
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aevum
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medieval
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aevum
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primeval
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relating to earliest ages
aevum |
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peregrinate
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ager, field
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pilgrim, pilgrimage
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ager, field
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exaggerate
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agger aggeris m. : mound, rampart, pile
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actress
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ago
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agile
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ago
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ambiguous
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ago
ambo + ago |
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assay
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analysis of characterists (weight, etc.)
ago |
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navigate
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ago
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coagulate
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ago
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cogent
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ago
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cogitate
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ago
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essay
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ago agere egi actus
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exact
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ago
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examine
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ago
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exigency
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ago
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prodigal
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wasteful, yielding abundantly (eg nature is prodigal)
ago |
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react
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ago
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squat
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ago
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squatter
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go along as if through waters (eg ducks squattering to shore)
ago |
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adage
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aio
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aisle
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ala, wing
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albino
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albus
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albumen
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the white of an egg
albus |
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auburn
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reddish-brown color
from albus, white |
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daub
noun: dauber |
to coat with a dirty substance, smear stuff on, etc. (eg daub paint)
albus: white |
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hidalgo
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member of the lower nobility of Spain
aliquis: anyone |
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alien
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alius
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adolescence
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alo alere
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adult
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alo alere
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coalesce
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alo alere
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coalition
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alo, alere
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aliment
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alo, alere
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adulteration
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alter, another
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adulterer
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alter, another
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altercation
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alter
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altar
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altus
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alto, contralto
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altus
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enhance
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altus: high
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exalt
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altus: high
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haughtily
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altus: high
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oboe
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altus: high
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hauteur
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arrogance
altus: high |
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haut/haute
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fashionable, high class
altus: high |
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aluminum (alum)
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alumen
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amarus a um
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bitter, pungent
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maraschino
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cherry or type of cherry liquer
amarus a um: bitter, pungent |
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amble
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leisurely walk; or, related to horses
ambulo, walk |
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aunt
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amita: father's sister, aunt
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amateur
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amo amare
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amiable
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amo
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amity
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friendship
amo |
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enemy
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amo
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enmity
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amo
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inimical
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amo
inimicus=in amicus= in (amo) |
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amenity
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amoneus: pleasing
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amplus a um
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large, spacious, ample
ample, amplify, amplitude |
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amplify
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amplus
large, spacious, ample |
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amplitude
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amplus
large, spacious, ample |
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ango angere
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to press tightly; to strangle
anguish, anxiety, anxious |
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anguish
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ango: to press tightly, strangle
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anxiety, anxious
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ango: to press tightly, strangle
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-angle
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angulus: corner, angle, strait
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animadversion
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adverse criticism/remark
animus NOT anima |
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animosity
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animius NOT anima
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equanimity
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animus NOT anima
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magnanimous
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animus
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unanimous
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animus
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pusillanimous
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animus
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annal
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annus
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biennial
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occurring every two years
annus |
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centennial
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annus
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milennium
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annus
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perennial
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annus
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superannuate
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to declare or proveobsolete, to retire and pension due to age, etc.
annus |
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advance
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ante
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advantage
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ante
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ancient
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ante
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anterior
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ante
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antics
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ante
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antiquarian
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ante
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avaunt
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away, hence
ante: before |
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vanguard
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ante
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vantage
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ante
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vamp
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part of a shoe of boot
ante |
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disadvantage
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ante
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anal
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anus: old, old women; the fundament
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anxius, anxietas, etc. come from...
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ango angere
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overt
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aperio
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overture
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aperio
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aperture
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opening or open space
aperio |
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pert
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saucily trim and forward, cocky and assured, chic
aperio |
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appeal
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appello appellare
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appellant, appellate, appellation
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appello appelare
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adapt
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aptus
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adept
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adept
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apt
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aptus
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aptly
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aptus
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attitude
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aptus
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couple
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aptus
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couplet
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aptus
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inept
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aptus
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uncouple
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aptus
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lariat
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long light rope used with noose to capture livestock
aptus |
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ewer
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vase shaped pitcher or jug
aqua |
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sewage
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aqua
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sewer
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aqua
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eagle
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aquila
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arbitrate, arbitrarily, etc.
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arbiter, arbitri m: a witness, spectator; umpire, judge, ruler, master
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arca arcae f.
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chest, box
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ark
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arca arcae f.
chest, box |
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arceo arcere arcui
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to shut in, keep at a distance, hinder
exercise, coerce |
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coercion
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arceo: to shut in, keep at a distance, hinder
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exercise
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arceo: to shut in, keep at a distance, hinder
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arcade
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a long arched building or gallery
arcus arcus m. bow |
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archer
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arcus
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archway
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arcus
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arch
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arcus
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arson
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ardeo
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arid
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areo : to be dry
(aridus) |
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arguo arguere argui argutus
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to expose, blame, convict, prove, accuse, put in clear light
argue, argument |
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argument
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arguo: to blame, accuse, prove, convict, expose
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alarm
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arma n. pl.
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alarum
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a warning signal, call to arms
arma |
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armadillo
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arma
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armament
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military/naval force; nation's military forces; process of preparing for war
arma |
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armor
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arma
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gendarme
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police officer (esp in France)
arma |
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arable
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aro arare
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inert
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ars artis f.
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inertia
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ars artis f.
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article
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artus artus m. joint
article = little joint |
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articulate
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artus artus m. joint
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ace
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as assis n.
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easel
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frame for supporting something (like the canvas)
asinus |
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ass
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asinus
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asperity
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rigor, severity, roughness of surface or manner
asper |
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exasperate
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asper a um
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astus astus m.
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cleverness, cunning
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astute
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astus astus m.
cleverness, cuning |
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audit
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review and examination (of finances)
audio |
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obey
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audio
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disobedience
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audio
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obeisance
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bow; acknowledgment of other's superiority through gesture
audio |
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auction
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augeo (increase)
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august
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marked by dignity or grandeur
augeo augere |
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authority
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augeo, increase
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auxiliary
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augeo
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author
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augeo (increase)
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inaugural
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augur auguris m. augur, soothsayer, seer
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augury
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augur augrus m. augur, soothsayer, seer
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auricle
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ear shaped lobe in atrium of the heart
auris auris f. ear |
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aureole
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radiance, aura, radiant light around head, esp. a sacred head
aurum auri n. gold |
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oriole
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various brightly colored new world birds
aurum n. gold |
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scout
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ausculto auscultare
hear attentively, listen to |
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auxilium comes from what verb?
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augeo
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avarice, avaricious
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aveo avere
to long for, desire |
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avid, avidity
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aveo avere
to long for, desire |
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auspice
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avis avis f. bird
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auspicious
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avis f. bird
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aviary
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place for keeping birds
avis f. bird |
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uncle
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avus
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axial
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situated along, direction of axis; relating to axis
axis axis m. axle, heavens, wheel (assis assis m. axle, heavens, wheel) |
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axile
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axis
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bayberry
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baca
a berry, fruit; a pearl |
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bacillus
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rod shaped aerobic bacteria
baculum baculi n. OR baculus baculi m. walking stick, staff |
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bail, bailiff
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baiulus m. a porter
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balteus baltei m. OR
balteum baltei n. |
a girdle
belt, belting |
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baize
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coarse woolen fabric held to felt
badius: |
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barb
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medieval headdress; other sharpness etc.
barba barbae f. beard |
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barber
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barba: beard
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battuo battuere
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to beat, knock
abate, bate, batter, battle, combat, debate, embattle, rebate, unabated. |
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abate
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put an end to; reduce in intensity; moderate; deprive; deduct, omit
battuo: to beat, knock |
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bate
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restrain, take away, moderate
battuo: to beat, knock |
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batter
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battuo: to beat, knock
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battle
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battuo: to beat, knock
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battery
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to beat knock
battuo |
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combat
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battuo: to beat, knock
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debate
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battuo: to beat, knock
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rebate
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battuo: to beat, knock
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beatus comes from what word?
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beo beare
to bless, enrich, make happy |
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bellus comes from what other adjective?
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bonus
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duel
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bellum
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rebel
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bellum
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rebellion
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bellum
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revel
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take intense pleasure or satisfaction
bellum |
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revelry
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bellum
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beatitude, beatific
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beo beare
bless, enrich, make happy |
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beast
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bestia
an animal without reason, a brute, a beast |
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bestial
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bestia
an animal without reason, a brute, a beast |
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beet
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beta
a vegetable, a beet |
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beverage
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bibo
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imbibe
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bibo
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bib
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to drink
bibo |
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bile
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bilis
gall, bile, anger, displeasure |
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bilious
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suffering from excessive bile; sickeningly unpleasant;peevish, ill natured
bilis: gall, bile, anger, displeasure |
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balance
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bis
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billion
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bis
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biscuit
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bis, twice
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binomial
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bis, twice
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combination
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bis , twice
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counterbalance
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bis, twice
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bituminous
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of or relating to bituminous coal
bitumen bituminis n. asphalt, bitumen |
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blandishment
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allurement, something that tends to coax or cajole
blandus a um: flattering, caressing, alluring, tempting |
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blandus a um
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flattering, alluring, tempting, caressing
blandly, bland, blandishment |
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bland
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smooth or soothing; not irritating, stimulating, etc.
blandus a um: flattering, alluring, tempting, caressing |
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beau
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boyfriend, dandy
bonus |
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beldam
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an old woman
bonus a um |
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benign
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bonus
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benison
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blessing, benediction
bonus |
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bonbon
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bonus
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bonny
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attractive, fair; fine, excellent
bonnus |
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boon
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bonus
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bugle
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bos, cow
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bowel
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botulus:
sausage |
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bract
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specialized leaf/leaf part
bractea: thin plate of metal, gold leaf |
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abridge
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brevis
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breviary
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book of daily prayers and readings
brevis |
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brief
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brevis
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brute, brutally
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brutus a um: heavy, immovable, dull, without reason or feeling
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buckle
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bucca: cheek
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bill
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bulla: a round swelling, a boss, a stud, bulla
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billet
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lodging for soldier; military order to provide lodging; place assigned to ship member; position, appointment; short letter; to stay; to provide lodging for, to quarter
bulla: a round swelling, a bubble, a boss, a stud, bulla |
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billet-doux
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a love letter
bulla: a round swelling, bubble, boss, stud, bulla |
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boil
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bulla: bubble
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budge
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bulla: buble, round swelling, boss, stud
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bouillon
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seasoned broth w/ chicken
bulla: bubble |
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bullet
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bulla: bubble, round swelling, boss, stud
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bulletin
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bulla: bubble, stud, round swelling, boss
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bullion
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gold or silver in bars, gold embroidery
bulla: bubble, stud, round swelling, boss, gold bulla |
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ebullition
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outburst; seething, overflowing, boiling up, process of being ebullient
bulla: bubble |
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buzzard
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buteo?
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cavalcade
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procession (esp of ppl on horses); noteworthy series
caballus: pack horse, nag, hack |
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cavalier
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horseman; gentleman, gallant; man escorting woman or dance partner
caballus: pack horse, nag, hack |
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cavalry
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caballus: pack horse, nag, hack
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chivalry
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caballus: pack horse, nag, hack
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cadaverous
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cadaver cadaveris n.
dead body, carcass |
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case (event)
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cado
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casual
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cado
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casualty
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cado
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casuist
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person who resolves moral problems in certain situations; oversubtle/disingenuous reasoner in questions of morality
cado cadere to fall |
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chance
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cado cadere
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cheat
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cado cadere
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accident
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cado cadere
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chute
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cado cadere
fall |
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coincidence
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cado cadere
fall |
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decay
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cado cadere
to fall |
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deciduous
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shedding leaves annually; transitory
cado cadere to fall |
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incident
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cado cadere
to fall |
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parachute
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cado cadere
to fall |
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occidental
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Western
cado cadere to fall |
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cement
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caedo, to cut
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chisel
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caedo, to cut
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-cise
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caedo, to cut
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concise
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caedo, to cut
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decide
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caedo, to cut
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scissors
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caedo, to cut
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precise
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caedo, to cut
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celibacy
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caelebs
unmarried, single |
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ceiling
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caelum
heaven |
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cerulean
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caelum
heaven |
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ceremony
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caerimonia
holiness, sanctity, holy awe, reverence, religious ceremony |
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calamity
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calamitas
loss, failure, a reverse, misfortune |
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caldron, cauldron
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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calorie
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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nonchalant
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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scald
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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chauffeur
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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chowder
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caleo calere calui
to glow, be warm |
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chafe
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to warm by rubbing (etc)
caleo, calere calui to glow, be warm |
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coddle
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to pamper; cook just below boiling pt
caleo calere calui to glow, be warm |
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chalice
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a drinking cup for wine/eucharist
calix drinking or cooking vessel |
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callous
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callum
hard skin or flesh; toughness; insensibility |
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calendar
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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conciliation
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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council
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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councilor
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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irreconcilable
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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nomenclature
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calo calare
to call, summon |
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calumnious
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slanderous
calumnia trick, artifice, craft, chicanery |
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calumny
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slander
calumnia trick, artifice, craft, chicanery |
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challenge
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calumnia
trick, artifice, craft, chicanery, false accusation |
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callow
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calvus
bald, without hair |
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inculcate
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calx
heel |
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recalcitrant
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calx
heel |
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calk, caulk
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to fill or close i.e. boat
calx heel |
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calcium
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calx
small stone |
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calculate
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calx
small stone |
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chalk
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calx
small stone |
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calcimine
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white or tinted wash for walls
calx small stone |
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calcareous
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chalky; containing calcium carbonate
calx small stone |
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change
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cambio
to change, exchange |
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cambium
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layer of tree bark
cambio to change, exchange |
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aide-de-camp
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campus
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campaign
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campus
field |
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champion
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campus
field |
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encamp
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campus
field |
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champaign
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campus
field |
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scamp
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rascal, rogue, playful young person
campus field |
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cancel
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cancelli cancellorum m. pl.
lattice, railing, grating; bounds, limits |
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chancellor
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chief minister, secretary, prime minister, head of univeristy, judge
cancelli cancellorum m. pl lattice, railing, grating, bounds, limits |
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chancery
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office of public records; court of equity; catholic department to establish new dioceses, etc.
cancelli cancellorum m. pl. bounds, limits; lattice, railing, grating |
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chancel
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space about altar of church for clergy and other officials
cancelli cancellorum m. pl. bounds limits, lattice, railing, grating |
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canker
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sore, something that corrupts, diseased tissue area, disease
cancer: crab, zodiac sign, the south/summer heat, the disease cancer |
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cankerworm
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striped green caterpillar
cancer: crab, zodiac sign, the south/summer heat, the disease cancer |
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canary
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old world finch birds; light yellow
canis canis |
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canine
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canis canis
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kennel
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canis canis
dog |
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candelabrum
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ornamental branched holder for more than one candle
candeo: to shine, gleam white, glitter or glow with heat |
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candid
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candeo: to shine, gleam white
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candidate
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candeo: to shine, gleam white
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candle
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candeo: to shine, gleam white
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chandelierq
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candeo: to shine, gleam white
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incandescent
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candeo: to shine, gleam white
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accent
|
cano canere
|
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charm
|
cano: sing
|
|
descant
|
song or melody; variation, comment
cano: sing |
|
recant
|
cano: sing
|
|
incentive
|
cano: sing
|
|
enchant
|
cano: sing
|
|
charmeuse
|
soft fabric with satin face
cano: sing |
|
cab, taxicab, cabman
|
caper capri m.
he-goat |
|
caper
|
prank, trick; carefree leap or skip; frivolous activity
caper capri m. he-goat |
|
caper capri m.
|
he-goat
|
|
disheveled
|
capillus capilli m.
a hair |
|
capillary
|
hairlike; tube of small bore; blood vessel thing near arteries and veins
capillus capilli m. a hair |
|
anticipate
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
cable
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
capable
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
caitiff
|
a base, despicable person
capio capere to take, seize |
|
capstan
|
rotating spindle or shaft
capio capere to take, seize |
|
captious
|
capio, capere
to take, seize |
|
catch
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
cate
|
choice food; delicacy, dainty
capio capere to take, seize |
|
cater
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
chase
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
conceit
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
conceive
conceivable conceivably |
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
concept
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
conception
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
deceit
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
emancipate
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
except
exceptionable exception |
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
incapable
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
incapacitate
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
incipient
|
capio capere
|
|
recover
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
recuperate
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
ketch
|
sailing vessel with two masts
capio capere take, seize |
|
municipal
municipality |
capio capere
take, seize |
|
occupant
occupy |
capio capere
take, seize |
|
participant
participate |
capio capere
take, seize |
|
participle
|
capio capere
take, seize |
|
prince
|
capio capere
take, seize |
|
perceive
|
capio, capere
take, seize |
|
preoccupied
occupied occupation |
capio capere
take, seize |
|
principal
|
capio capere
take, seize |
|
principality
|
state ruled by a prince; sovreignty; supreme power; rule of a prince
capio capere take, seize |
|
purchase
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
receive
|
capio, capere
to take, seize |
|
recipe
|
capio, capere
to take, seize |
|
susceptibility
|
capio capere
to take |
|
undeceive
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
principled
unprincipled principle |
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
perceive
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
-ceive
|
capio capere
to take, seize |
|
capon
|
cockerel castrated to improve flesh for food
capo |
|
bookcase
|
capsa capsae f.
box or case, especially for books |
|
cash
|
capsa capsae f.
box or case, especially for books |
|
cashier
|
capsa capsae f.
box or case, especially for books |
|
capsule
|
capsa capsae f.
box or case, esp for books |
|
casement
|
window sash; covering
capsa capsae f box or case, esp for books |
|
casing
|
capsa capsae f.
box or case, esp for books |
|
encase
|
enclose as in a case
capsa capsae f. box or case, esp for books |
|
chassis
|
frame, wheel machinery of automobile; frame for gun carriage; frame for construction of box
capsa capsae f. box or case, esp for books |
|
caisson
|
boatlike structure used for gate
capsa capsae f box or case, esp for books |
|
achieve
|
caput, head
|
|
biceps
|
caput, head
|
|
cadet
|
caput, head
|
|
cabbage
|
caput, head
|
|
cad
|
ill bred man towards women; schoolboy
caput, head |
|
cattle
|
caput, head
|
|
chapter
|
caput, head
|
|
chapter
|
caput, head
|
|
chattel
|
caput, head
|
|
chef
|
caput, head
|
|
chieftain
|
caput, head
|
|
chief
|
caput, head
|
|
capitulate
|
caput, head
|
|
kerchief
|
caput, head
|
|
handkerchief
|
caput, head
|
|
mischief
mischievous |
caput, head
|
|
mischievous
|
caput, head
|
|
precipice
|
caput, head
|
|
recapitulate
|
caput, head
|
|
carbo carbonis m.
|
burning or burnt wood
bicarbonate, carbohydrate, carbolic, carbon, carbonate, carburetor, carbuncle |
|
carburetor
|
device for mixing fuel for internal combustion engine
carbo m. burnt wood |
|
cardinal
|
deep, rich red; of most importance
cardo: hinge, pole, pivot |
|
chard
|
variety of beet
carduus: a thistle |
|
careen
|
carina, keel
|
|
carrion
|
caro carnis
|
|
carnival
|
caro carnis
flesh |
|
carnation
|
caro carnis
flesh |
|
charnel
|
repository for dead bodies, sepulchral, deathlike
caro carnis f. flesh |
|
carpet
|
carpo carpere
to pluck |
|
scarce
scarcely scarcity |
carpo capere
to pluck |
|
excerpt
|
carpo carpere
to pluck |
|
car
|
carrus: four wheeled baggage wagon
|
|
cargo
|
carrus: four wheeled wagon
|
|
caricature
|
carrus: four wheeled wagon
|
|
carry
|
carrus: four wheeled wagon
|
|
charge
|
carrus: four wheeled wagon
|
|
carriage
|
carrus: four wheeled wagon
|
|
career
|
course, speed
carrus: four wheeled wagon |
|
cartilage
|
cartilago
|
|
caress
|
carus a um
high priced, dear, costly |
|
charity
|
carus a um
high priced, dear, costly |
|
cherish
|
carus a um
high priced, dear, costly |
|
charitable
|
carus a um
high priced, dear, costly |
|
casino
|
casa
house |
|
casein
|
protein from milk
caseus: cheese |
|
cheese
|
caseus: cheese
|
|
castle
|
castra: camp
|
|
chateau
|
castra
|
|
castellated
|
built like a castle, having many castles
castra |
|
chatelaine
|
mistress of castle
castra |
|
caste
|
castus
pious, religious, holy, clean, pure, chaste |
|
castigate
|
castus
|
|
chaste
|
castus
|
|
chasten
|
restrain, subdue; make suffer for moral improvement
castus |
|
chastise
|
castus a um
|
|
incestuous
|
castus a um
pure, chaste, pious, religious |
|
incest
|
castus
pure, chaste |
|
chain
|
catena
|
|
concatenate
|
link together, as in a chain
catena |
|
code
|
caudex/codex
trunk of a tree, book of wax, an account book, ledger |
|
codex
|
codex
trunk of a tree, book of wax, ledger, account book |
|
coward
|
cauda
tail of animal |
|
kettle
|
catinus
deep dish or bowl |
|
caudal
|
referring to the tail, fin, posterior
cauda tail |
|
cowardice
|
cauda
tail |
|
cauliflower
|
caulis
stalk of plant |
|
cole
|
type of plant
caulis stalk of plant |
|
kale
|
cabbage like plant
caulis stalk of plant |
|
accusation
|
causa
cause, reason, interest, claim, case at law |
|
accuse
|
causa
cause, reason, interest, claim, case at law |
|
because
|
causa
cause, reason, interest, claim, case at law |
|
excuse
|
causa
cause, reason, interest, claim, case at law |
|
kickshaw
|
tidbit, delicacy, trinket, trifle
causa cause, reason, interest, claim, case at law |
|
cavil
|
raise frivolous, irritating, inconsequential objections
cavilla: jesting, raillery, irony |
|
cage
|
cavea
hollow place, cavity |
|
decoy
|
cavea
hollow place, cavity |
|
jail
|
cavea
hollow place, cavity |
|
gaol (verb)
gaoler (noun) |
jail
cavea hollow place |
|
cave
|
cavus a um
|
|
cavern
|
cavus a um
|
|
concave
|
cavus a um
|
|
excavate
|
cavus a um
|
|
abscess
|
collection of pus in bodies
cedo: to go, leave |
|
access
|
cedo
|
|
ancestor
|
cedo: to go
|
|
ancestor
|
cedo: to go
|
|
cease
|
cedo
|
|
cede
|
cedo
|
|
cession
|
cedo
|
|
deceased
|
cedo
|
|
necessary
|
cedo
|
|
predecessor
|
cedo
|
|
procedure
|
cedo
|
|
recess
|
cedo
go |
|
success
|
cedo
|
|
precedent
|
cedo
|
|
celeber celebris celebre
|
filled, crowded, famous, renowned
|
|
celebrate
|
celeber
crowded, thronged, famous |
|
celebrity
|
celeber
crowded, thronged, famous |
|
cell
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
cellar
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
cellular
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
conceal
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
occult
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
celluloid
|
celo celare
to hide, conceal |
|
censorious
|
quick to blame, harshly blaming, etc.
censeo to estimate, to value, to express one's value |
|
censure
|
censeo
to estimate, value, express one's value |
|
excise (a tax)
|
internal tax for certain things
censeo to estimate, value, express one's value for something |
|
centigrade
|
divided into 100 degrees, as a scale
centum one hundred |
|
centurion
|
centum
one hundred |
|
cerement
|
graveclothes, clothes used to wrap the dead
cera wax, wax tablet, wax seal |
|
cerebral
|
cerebrum
the brain, understanding, a hot temper |
|
cereal
|
from Ceres
|
|
certain
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
ascertain
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
certificate
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
concern
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
concert
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
decree
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
discern
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
discretion, discreet
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
discretionary
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
discriminate
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
excrete, ecretment
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
secret
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
secretary
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
secretion, secrete
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
certain
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
concert
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
concerto
|
cerno cernere crevi cretus
perceive, distinguish, separate, decide, resolve, determine |
|
citation
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
excite
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
cite
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
incite
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
recitation, recite, recital
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
resuscitate
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
solicitous
|
anxious or concerned
cieo ciere civi citus arouse, excite, agitate |
|
solicitude
|
anxiety, concern
cieo ciere civi citus arouse, excite, agitate |
|
solicit
|
cieo ciere civi citus
arouse, excite, agitate |
|
supercilious
|
haughtily disdainful or contemptuous, as in a facial expression
cilium |
|
cinch
|
strong girth on stock saddles; firm hold
cingo cingere cinxi cinctus gird, encircle |
|
cincture
|
belt or girdle
cingo cingere cinxi cinctus gird, encircle |
|
succinct
|
cingo cingere cinxi cinctus
gird, encircle |
|
circle
|
circus
a ring, circle, orbit |
|
research
|
circus
a ring, circle, orbit |
|
search
|
circus
a ring, circle, orbit |
|
circlet
|
little circle
circus a ring, circle, orbit |
|
citadel
|
civis
citizen |
|
citizen
|
civis
|
|
city
|
civis
citizen |
|
clandestine
|
clam
secretly |
|
acclaim
|
clamo
shout |
|
claim
|
clamo
shout |
|
claimant
|
person who makes a claim
clamo shout |
|
declaim
|
clamo
shout |
|
proclaim
|
clamo
shout |
|
claret
|
red table wine
clarus clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
clear
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
clarion
|
clear and shrill; an ancient trumpet
clarus clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
clearing
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
clearness
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
declare
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
declaration
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
clarify
|
clarus
clear, bright, evident, famous, distinguished |
|
class
|
classis
fleet, division, class |
|
classical
|
classis
fleet, division, class |
|
classroom, classmate
|
classis
fleet, division, class, group as summoned |
|
clause
|
claudo
shut |
|
cloister
|
claudo
shut |
|
close
|
claudo
shut |
|
conclude
|
claudo
shut |
|
-clude, -cluse, -clusive
|
claudo
shut |
|
closet
|
claudo
shut |
|
closure
|
claudo
shut |
|
clef
|
clavis
a key |
|
conclave
|
clavis
a key |
|
declivity
|
downward slope
clivus a slope, rise, gradient |
|
court
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
courteous
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
courtly
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
discourtesy
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
cortege
|
procession, especially ceremonial
cohors troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
courtesan
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
courtier
|
cohors
troop, company, throng, enclosure of a yard |
|
accolade
|
collum
neck |
|
collar
|
collum
neck |
|
decollete
|
low necked (garment)
collum neck |
|
agriculture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
culture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
colonial
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cult
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultivate
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultural
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
horticulture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
color
|
color
color, tint, hue, complexion, beautiful complexion, beuaty |
|
cobra
|
colubra
female serpent |
|
percolate
|
permeate; filter through a porous substance; become lively; show life, germinate
colum colander, sieve, strainer |
|
culminate
|
culmen
top, summit, peak, roof |
|
colonel
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
colonnade
|
series of trees/regularly spaced columns
columna pillar, column |
|
columnist
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
comity
|
state of harmony, civility, respect (especially between nations)
comis courteous, kind, friendly, obliging |
|
compile, compilation
|
compilo
to bundle together, to pack up, plunder, rob |
|
condiment
|
condio condire
to pickle, preserve, season, etc. |
|
abscond
|
condo condere
|
|
recondite
|
dealing with profound, esoteric, little known, abstruse matters
condo condere hide |
|
sconce
|
bracket to hold candle or light
condo condere to hide |
|
confute
|
prove something/person as false, invalid, wrong
confuto to check, repress, put down, silence |
|
congruent
|
congruo
to come together, run together, meet, be suitable, agree |
|
incongruous
|
congruo
to come together, run together, meet, be suitable, agree |
|
connive
|
coniveo
to close the eyes, wink, blink |
|
consult
|
consulo
reflect, consider, consult, deliberate |
|
counsel, counselor
|
consulo
reflect, conider, consult, deliberate |
|
counter
|
contra
against |
|
country
|
contra
against |
|
encounter
|
conta
against |
|
contumacious
|
stubbornly perverse or rebellious
|
|
agriculture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
culture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
colonial
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cult
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultivate
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultural
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
horticulture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
color
|
color
color, tint, hue, complexion, beautiful complexion, beuaty |
|
cobra
|
colubra
female serpent |
|
percolate
|
permeate; filter through a porous substance; become lively; show life, germinate
colum colander, sieve, strainer |
|
culminate
|
culmen
top, summit, peak, roof |
|
colonel
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
colonnade
|
series of trees/regularly spaced columns
columna pillar, column |
|
columnist
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
comity
|
state of harmony, civility, respect (especially between nations)
comis courteous, kind, friendly, obliging |
|
agriculture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
culture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
colonial
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cult
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultivate
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
cultural
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
horticulture
|
colo colere colui cultus
cultivate, till, dwell in |
|
color
|
color
color, tint, hue, complexion, beautiful complexion, beuaty |
|
cobra
|
colubra
female serpent |
|
percolate
|
permeate; filter through a porous substance; become lively; show life, germinate
colum colander, sieve, strainer |
|
culminate
|
culmen
top, summit, peak, roof |
|
colonel
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
colonnade
|
series of trees/regularly spaced columns
columna pillar, column |
|
columnist
|
columna
pillar, column |
|
comity
|
state of harmony, civility, respect (especially between nations)
comis courteous, kind, friendly, obliging |
|
condiment
|
condio
season, pickle, brine |
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abscond
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condo condere
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recondite
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abstruse, profound, esoteric, little known
condo condere to hide |
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sconce
|
bracket for holding candle
condo condere to hide |
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confute
|
prove wrong
confuto: to silence, put down |
|
congruent
|
congruo
to flow together, agree, run together, meet |
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incongruous
|
congruo
to run together, meet, agree |
|
connive
|
coniveo
close the eyes, wink, blink |
|
counsel
|
consulo
consider, reflect, consult, deliberate |
|
counselor
|
consulo
consider, reflect, consult, deliberate |
|
consult
|
consulo
consider, reflect, consult, deliberate |
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contumely
|
insult, rough impertinence
from contumelia f |
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counter
|
contra
against |
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country
|
contra
against |
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encounter
|
contra
against |
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contrast
|
contra
against |
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contumacious
|
stubbornly rebellious or perverse
contumax |
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apricot
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
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biscuit
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
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concoct
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
|
cook
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
|
cuisine
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
|
kitchen
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coquo coquere coxi coctus
|
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precocious
|
coquo coquere coxi coctus
to cook |
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concord
|
cor
heart |
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cordial
|
cor
heart |
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core
|
cor
heart |
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courage
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cor
hart |
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discordant
|
cor
heart |
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encourage
|
cor
heart |
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record, recorder
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cor
heart |
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cuirass
|
defensive plate armor for torso
corium hide, skin, leather, leather thong |
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scourge
|
corium
hide, skin, leather, leather thong |
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corner
|
cornu
horn |
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cornet
|
valved wind instrument
cornu horn |
|
unicorn
|
cornu
horn |
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corps
|
corpus
body |
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corsage
|
corpus
body |
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corset
|
close fitting undergarment; to restrict, regulate strictly
corpus body |
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crass
|
crassus
thick, dense, solid, heavy, dull, rough |
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grease
|
crassus
thick, dense, solid, heavy, dull, rough |
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cushion
|
coxa
the hip-bone |
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accost
|
costa
a rib or side |
|
coast
|
costa
a rib or side |
|
cutlet
|
costa
rib or side |
|
cormorant
|
seabird; greedy person
corvus corvi m. a raven |
|
cortical
|
pertaining to cerebral cortex
cortex: bark, rind, shell |
|
creel
|
basket
cratis: wicker flame, hurdle, harrow |
|
grate
|
cratis: wicker flame, hurdle, harrow
|
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grid
|
cratis: wicker flame, hurdle, harrow
|
|
grill
|
cratis: wicker flame, hurdle, harrow
|
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latin word for hip bone
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coxa
|
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accredit
|
credo
|
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credulous
|
gullible, willing to believe too easily
credo |
|
credulity
|
gullibility
credo |
|
creed
|
credo
|
|
grant
|
credo
believe |
|
miscreant
|
heretic, disbeliever, scoundrel, reprobate
credo: believe |
|
recreant
|
coward, unfaithful person, traitor, disloyal person, apostate
credo: believe |
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create, creation
|
creo creare
make, create, produce, elect |
|
crevice
|
crepo crepare crepui crepitus
to rattle, chatter,creak, rustle |
|
decrepit
|
crepo crepare crepui crepitus
rustle, rattle, creak, chatter |
|
discrepancy
|
crepo crepare crepui crepitus
creak, rattle, rustle, chatter |
|
accrue
|
cresco crescere
grow |
|
concrete
|
cresco
to growcrescent |
|
crescent
|
cresco
to grow |
|
increase
|
cresco
to grow |
|
increment
|
cresco
to grow |
|
crew
|
cresco
to grow |
|
recruit
|
cresco
grow |
|
crayon
|
creta: chalk
|
|
cretaceous
|
cretaL chalk
|
|
crime
|
crimen: accusation, charge
|
|
recrimination
|
to accuse in return your accuser
crimen: accusation, charge |
|
criminal
|
crimen: accusation, charge
|
|
discriminate
|
discrimen: turning point, distinction, dividing line, interval, danger, peril, crisis, hazard
|
|
crisp
|
crispus: curly, trembling, quaking
|
|
crepe/crape
|
black band worn as symbol of mourning, pancake, fabric with ripples
crispus: curly, trembling, quaking |
|
crease
|
crista: crest, plume
|
|
crest
|
crista: crest, plume
|
|
crestfallen
|
having a drooping head, dejected, dispirited
crista: crest, plume |
|
crude
|
cruor
blood, gore, murder |
|
cruel
|
cruor
blood, gore, murder |
|
crust
|
crusta: crust, rind, shell, back
|
|
custard
|
crusta: crust, rind, shell, back
|
|
across
|
crux
cross |
|
cross
|
crux
cross |
|
cruise
|
crux
cross |
|
crusade
|
crux
cross |
|
excruciate
|
crux
cross |
|
crossroad
|
crux
cross |
|
latin adverb "tecte" means what
|
secretly
|
|
concubine
|
cubo cubare cubui cubitus
to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
covey
|
group, set, or company (or, group of birds)
cubo cubare cubui cubitus to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
cubit
|
cubo cubare cubui cubitus
to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
incumbent
|
cubo cubare cubui cubitus
to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
incubus
|
demon in sleep; nightmare
cubo cubare cubui cubitus to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
succumb
|
cubo cubare cubui cubitus
to lie down, recline especially at bed |
|
cowl
|
cucullus
a hood, cowl shaped organ |
|
cucumber
|
cucumis
cucumber |
|
gourd
|
cucurbita
a gourd, a cupping glass |
|
quilt
|
culcita: bolster, pillow
|
|
counterpane
|
quilt or coverlet, bedspead
culcita: bolster, pillow |
|
kiln
|
culina: kitchen
|
|
cutlery
|
culter: knife, plowshare, coulter
|
|
cutlass
|
short curved sword once used by sailors
culter: knife, plowshare, coulter |
|
recoil
|
colligere: choose
|
|
cull
|
choose, select, pick, gather
colligere: to gather, from legere: to choose |
|
accumulate
|
cumulus: heap, pile, mass, increase
|
|
coin
|
cuneus
wedge, wedge shaped compartments in theaters, wedge formation |
|
cuneiform
|
cuneus
wedge |
|
cony
|
rabbit, fur of rabit, dupe
cuniculus: rabbit, cony, underground passage, mine |
|
cup
|
cupa: cask, butt
|
|
cupola
|
dome, domelike structure
cupa: cask, butt |
|
cupboard
|
cupa: cask, butt
|
|
coop
|
enclosure, narrow confined place
cupa: cask, butt |
|
covet
|
cupio: want, desire
|
|
concupiscence
|
sexual desire, lust, ardent and sensuous longing
cupio: desire, want |
|
cupidity
|
cupio: want, desire
|
|
accurate
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
assure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
curate
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
ensure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
secure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
insure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
manicure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
proctor
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
procure
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
sinecure
|
office requiring little or no work
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness |
|
proxy
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
security
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
scour
|
cura: care, attention, worry, anxiety, pains, mindfulness
|
|
succor
|
help, relief, aid, assistance
curro: run |
|
currency
|
curro: run
|
|
corsair
|
fast pirate ship
curro: run |
|
hussar
|
Hungarian light cavalry, similar flamboyant troops
curro: run |
|
curt
|
curtus: shortened, mutilated, defective
|
|
curtail
|
curtus: shortened, mutilated, defective
|
|
curtly
|
curtus: shortened, mutilated, defective
|
|
kirtle
|
woman's loose gown, man's tunic
curtus: shortened, mutilated, defective |
|
coil
|
lego legere: to choose,
|
|
curb
|
curvus: curved, bent, bowed, arching
|
|
curbing
|
curvus; curved, bent, bowed, arching
|
|
curvet
|
to leap and frisk, especially a horse
curvus: bent, curved, bowed, arching |
|
cusp
|
cuspis: spear, spear tip
|
|
custodian
|
custos: guardian, attendant, watchman, keeper
|
|
cuticle
|
epidermis on fingenail or toenail, membra
cutis: skin, hide, leather |
|
condemn
|
damnum: loss, damage, injury, fine
|
|
indemnity
|
damnum: loss, damage, injury, fine
|
|
damage
|
damnum: loss, injury, damage, fine
|
|
damnation
|
damnum: loss, injury, damage, fine
|
|
due
|
debeo: owe, ought
|
|
debit
|
debeo: owe, ought
|
|
duly
|
properly, in due manner, fittingly
debeo: owe, ought |
|
dues
|
debeo: owe, ought
|
|
debtor
|
debeo: owe, ought
|
|
endeavor
|
debeo: owe, ought
|
|
devoir
|
duty, respect, compliment, act of civility
debeo: owe, ought |
|
debilitate
|
debilis: feeble, weak
|
|
dicker
|
barter, deal, swap, bargain
decem: ten |
|
dime
|
decem: ten
|
|
decent
|
decet: it is fitting
|
|
decorate
|
decet: it is fitting
|
|
decorous
|
decet: it is fitting
|
|
indecently
|
decet: it is fitting
|
|
declension
|
declino: bend aside, turn away
|
|
decline
|
declino: bend aside, turn away
|
|
fence
|
defendo: repel, repulse, ward away, defend, protect
|
|
defend
|
defendo: repel, repulse, ward away, protect
|
|
fender
|
device on autombile for clearing stuff; person who wards stuff off
defendo: repulse, ward off, protect, repel |
|
indelible
|
something which cannot be changed, erased, forgotten, removed
deleo: delete, destroy, erase |
|
delicate
|
delicatus: soft, tender, effeminate, spoiled, luxurious, fastidious
|
|
delicacy
|
delicatus: soft, tender, effeminate, spoiled, luxurious, fastidious
|
|
delicious
|
deliciae: charms, delights, allurements
|
|
delicate
|
deliciae: charms, delights, allurements
|
|
dilettante
|
dabbler, someone who takes up an art for amusement; lover of arts
deliciae: charms, delights, allurements |
|
dandelion
|
dens, tooth
|
|
indenture
|
dens, tooth
|
|
indent, trident, indentation
|
dens: tooth
|
|
condense
|
densus: packed, thick, close, dense
|
|
dense
|
densus: dense, thick, close, packed
|
|
deteriorate
|
deterior: lower, poorer, worse
superlative (lowest, poorest, worst): deterrimus deterius a um: worse |
|
adieu
|
deus: god
|
|
deist
|
deus: god
|
|
divine
|
deus: god
|
|
abdicate
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
preach
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
dedicate
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
indicate
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
predicament
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
predicate
|
dico dicare: consecrate, dedicate, inaugurate, devote to the Gods, deify, devote, give up
|
|
addiction
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
bedight
|
deck out; array
dico dicere: say |
|
benison
|
benediction
dico dicere: say |
|
condition, conditional
|
dico, dicere: say
|
|
contradict, contradiction
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
dictate, dictation
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
dictator
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
edict
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
indict
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
verdict
|
dico dicere: say
|
|
ditty
|
poem, short simple song
dico dicere: to say |
|
dight
|
to dress, adorn
dico dicere: to say |
|
adjourn
|
dies: day
|
|
jurisdiction
|
dico dicere: to say
|
|
journal
|
dies: day
|
|
meridian
|
dies: day
|
|
journey
|
dies: day
|
|
dial
|
dies: day
|
|
sojourn
|
to live temporarily in a place
dies: day |
|
diary
|
dies: day
|
|
dismal
|
dies: day
|
|
diurnal
|
daily
dies: day |
|
digit
|
digitus: finger
|
|
deign
|
dignus: worthy
|
|
dainty
|
of exquisite beauty, delicate, of delicate taste, fastidious, a delicacy
dignus: worthy |
|
dire
|
dirus: fearful, horrible, cruel, frightful
|
|
disdan
|
dignus: worthy
|
|
indignant, indignation
|
dignus: worthy
|
|
dignigy
|
dignus: worthy
|
|
disciple
|
disco: learn
|
|
discipline
|
disco: learn
|
|
device
|
divido: divide, separate, allot among persons, distinguish, separate from one antoher
|
|
individual
|
divido: divide, separate, allot among persons, distinguish, separate from one antoher
|
|
devise
|
divido: divide, separate, allot among persons, distinguish, separate from one antoher
|
|
indivisibility
|
divido: divide, separate, allot among persons, distinguish, separate from one antoher
|
|
add
|
do dare: give
|
|
date
|
do dare: give
|
|
addition
|
do dare: give
|
|
betray
|
do dare: give
|
|
antedate
|
do dare: give
|
|
betray
|
do dare: give
|
|
dative
|
do dare: give
|
|
dice
|
do dare: give
|
|
dowry
|
do dare: give
|
|
dowager
|
dignified widow/elderly woman, or widow who holds property of deceeased husband
do dare: give |
|
edit
|
do dare: give
|
|
editor
|
do dare: give
|
|
endow
|
do dare: give
|
|
extradite
|
do dare: give
|
|
guerdon
|
reward, recompense
do dare: give |
|
compensate
|
pendo pendere: weigh
|
|
pardon
|
do dare: give
|
|
perdition
|
do dare: give
|
|
render
|
do dare: give
|
|
rent, rental
|
do dare; give
|
|
rendezvous
|
do dare: give
|
|
sacerdotal
|
priestly
do dare: give |
|
surrender
|
do dare: give
|
|
tradition
|
do dare: give
|
|
traitor
|
do dare: give
|
|
treason
|
do dare: give
|
|
vendor
|
do dare: give
|
|
date
|
do dare: give
|
|
docile
|
easily managed or taught; teachable; tractable
doceo: teach |
|
doctorate
|
doceo: teach
|
|
doctrine
|
doceo: teach
|
|
document
|
doceo: teach
|
|
documentar
|
doceo: teach
|
|
condolence
|
doleo: grieve, suffer pain
|
|
indolent
|
slothful, inactive
doleo: to grive, suffer pain |
|
doleful
|
sorrowful, mournful, melancholy
doleo: grieve, suffer pain |
|
sedulous
|
diligent, persistent, assiduous
dolus: device, trick, fraud, artifice |
|
daunt
|
domo domare domui domitus: subdue, tame, break in, conquer
|
|
indomitable
|
domo domare domui domitus: subdue, tame, break in, conquer
|
|
beldam
|
old woman, especially ugly one, hag
domus: home bellus: beautiful, fine |
|
belladonna
|
poisonous plant
domus: home |
|
dame
|
domus: home
|
|
damsel
|
domus: home
|
|
danger
|
domus: home
|
|
domain
|
domus: home
|
|
dome
|
domus; home
|
|
dominant
|
domus: home
|
|
domineer
|
domus: home
|
|
don
|
lord gentleman, fellow of college, person of great importance
domus: home |
|
domesticate
|
domus: home
|
|
demesne
|
possession of land as own, estate, district or region, territory of sovereign state
domus: home |
|
dungeon
|
domus: home
|
|
endanger
|
domus: home
|
|
granny
|
domus: home
|
|
madam
|
domus: home
|
|
madonna
|
Virgin Mary, Italian address to women
domus: home |
|
mademoiselle
|
domus: home
|
|
ma'am
|
domus: home
|
|
donna
|
Italian lady, ma'am, etc.
domus: home |
|
endanger
|
domus: home
|
|
dormant
|
dormio: sleep
|
|
dormer
|
vertical window from sloping roof, sloping roof
dormio: sleep |
|
dorsal
|
pertaining to the back (dorsum)
dorsum: back |
|
endorse
|
dorsum: the back
|
|
indorse
|
endorse
dorsum: the back |
|
doubt
|
dubito: hesistate, doubt
|
|
redoubtable
|
formidable, to be feared, evoking respect or reverence
dubito: hesistate, doubt |
|
abduct
|
duco: lead
|
|
adduce
|
bring forward as evidence in argument; cite as conclusive
duco: lead |
|
duke
|
duco: lead
|
|
conducive
|
duco: lead
|
|
product
|
duco: lead
|
|
conduit
|
pipe, tube, natural passage to convey water or fluit, or electric structure, or fountain
duco: lead |
|
doge
|
chief magistrate in Venice and Genoan republics
duco: lead |
|
duchy
|
territory ruled by duke
duco: lead |
|
duct
|
duco: lead
|
|
produce
|
duco: lead
|
|
endue
|
invest or endow, put on or assume, clothe
duco: lead |
|
ductile
|
duco: lead
|
|
redoubt
|
enclosure used to defend a point, something in fortifications
duco: lead |
|
seduce
|
duco: lead
|
|
subdue
|
duco: lead
|