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Vass.
Jurgo,
avi,
atumy
five.
act.’
Jurgor,
‘atus,
me
A418
chide;
to
wold,
Jikvo,
§
Juv,
Jara,
are.
agt.
to
help,
fo
dligh.
iL
-
Libo,——are.
neut.
i
tater,
10
Jail,
or
decay.
Labor,
lapsus,
labi.
dep.
10
slip
ov.
slide
to
pa
“e
Jurgo,
qu.
jure
ago.
ins.
Jurgium,
i.
n.
scolding,
brawling.
Objurgo,
are.
act.
To
chide,
to
upbraid,
to
chastise.
Objurgatio,
onis.
f.
a
chiding,
a
rcbuking.
Objurgtor,
&ris.
m.
a
rehuker,
a
reprover.
Objurgatsrius,
a,
um.
of
chiding.
i.
_Objurgito,
are.
freq.
To
chide
much
or
often:
vo.
Jiivat.
imp.
it
delighteth,
it
profiteth,
Jimentum,
i.
n,
a
labouring
beast.
Adjiivo.
to
help,
to
assist.
Adjiitor,
Oris.
m.
an
helper.
Adyiitrix,
cis.
f.
she
that
helpeth.
Adjiimentum,
i.
1.
et
Adjatorium,
i.
n.
help,
assistance.
Ad)iito,
are:
freq.
0
aid,
to
assist.
Adjutabilis,
e.
that
may
help...
Libo.
CL
[or
decay,
Liibasco,
et
Callibasco,
ére.
incep.
To
be
ready
to
fall,
to
fail
Libéfdcio,
et
Collib&ficio,
&ci,
actum,
Ere.
act.
To
loosen,
to
|
-
shake,
to
make
to
totter.
Libefictio,
onis,
f.
a
weakening,
a
loosening.
Libéfacto,
et
Colliib&facto,
are.
freq.
To
weaken,
to
ake
to
stagger,
to
undermine,
to
overthrow.
_
Libéfactatio,
duis.
f.
a
weakening,
or
undermining.
Labor.
Lapsio,
onis.
f.
et
Lapsus,
us.
m.
a
fall,
a
slip.
Lapso,
are.
freq.
to
slip
often,
to
trip.
Labes,
is.
f.
a
great
full
of
rain
or
hail,
a
downfal
or
sinking
of
-
the
ground,
a
spot
or
stain,
a
fault,
trouble
remorse,
shame,
-
disgrace.
Labeciila,
=.
f
dim.
a
little
spot.
-
Labidus,
a,
um.
slippery,
slabby.
>
Allabor.
to
slide
by,
to
pass
by.
SL
“Allapsus,
us.
m.
a
sliding
by,
a
falling
upon,
i.
Collapor.
to
fall,
to
stumble,
to
fall
away.
Délabor.
to
slide
down,
to
fall
to
decay.
Dilabor.
to
slip
aside,
to-waste
away.
Elabor.
to
glip
away,
to-escape.
--
-
Illabor.
to
glide
into,
to
fall
upon.
-
THapsus,
uss.
a
sliding
or
falling
i
in.
-
Interlabor.
to
slide
between.
x
Perlabor.
to
glide
over;
to
ship
through.
Ca
Praterlabor.
to
slide
or
glide
by.
Ea
:
wr
Subtertabor.
to
slip
or
Bow
underneath.
tbr.
to
camble
down,
to
step
aside,
lapsio,
onis.
f:
a
fall
or
slip.
-
<7
bof.
te
fall
baek
again.
Sublabor.
to
slip
away
privily,
to
full.
to
deasy
gradu
»
Stiperlabor.
to
slip,
over.
@
~Traaslabor.
to
slide
or
run
over.
+
Lio.
’
;
‘Lacto,
are.
freq.
To
cajole;
to
deceive:
pe
Ce
"
Licesso,
ivi,
Ttum,
Ere.
act.
To
provoke,
to
challenge,
to
to
dun,
-.
Alficio,
exi,
ectum,
Ere,
act.”
Fo
allure.
fto
vek.
.-
Mlector,
dris.
m.
an
allurer,
an
enticer,
a
decoyer.
_
Allecto,
are.
freq.
To
entice,
to
wheedle,
to
decoy.
Allectatio,
onis.
f
an
alluring
or-
enticing.
*
SE
to
delight.
.
-
IYcium,
i.
n.
pl.
Deliciz.
f.
»
delight,
&
darling.
abi,
in.
pl.
Delicidla.
f.
dim.
a
darling,
2
minion.
i
JDelcatus,
ny
um.
delicate,
nice,
wanton,
coy,
2:
cumtomed
lex.
*Delicate.
adv.
delicately,
deliciously.
(Cad
3
+
§
DYeatilus,
a,
um,
dim.
somewhat
dainty
or
delicate.
+/+
DElectoy
are.
freq.
To
allure,
to
delight,
to
please.
Delectatio,
nis.
{.
“delight,
pleasure,
delectations
!
“*..
Delectimentum,
i.
n.
a
delight,
a
sport.
.
Pelect@bilis,
e.
delightful,
pleasant,
savoury.
Blicio.
to
allure,
toentice,
to
charm.
~~
tus,
us.
m.
an
enticing
or
alluring.
cium,
i.
0.
an
allurement,
an
entice
Piva,
2.
f.
an
allurement,
an
enticement,
&
charm,
Hlcehrosus,
a,
um.
full
of
enticements.
Hl&cebrdse.
adv.
alluringly,
enticingly.
.
Oblecto,
are.
freq.
To
allure,
to
please;
to
delight.
Oblectatio;
onis.
f.
a
delighting.
‘Oblectamen,
nis.
n.
et
Oblectzmentum,
in.
-
that
which
bias
lighteth,
pleasure,
recreation.
|
Pellicio.
to
inveigle,
to
wheedle,
0
cajole
Pellax,
cis,
adj.
wheesdli
Pellacia,
.
f.
an
inviting
look.
Pellex,
fcis:
f.
a
miss,
a
str
umpet.
.
Pelifcaus,
us.
m.
adultery:
-
2
pe
£l¥cio,
Cui;
citum,
&re:
act.
To.
entice
out,
to
draw:
RARE
.Electo,
are.
freq.
To
invitagr
slure,
te
wheedld:
-
"
Lasio,
anis.
£
a
hurting,
SEA
asu3,
3,
um.
unhyt.
e.
ns
Ti
Jsum,
Ere.
act.
Ti
et
21>
dusk
together,
to.
braige.
“
+