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VERBS,
Pr8co,
wees
dre.
act,”
PrBcory
——
ati.
dep.
-
ROE
ens
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Prd
Spitio,
ivi
tum,
ape:
act,
t0.8rink
10
one.
a
x
ivi,
Tum,
ire.peut..
to
Uehy
to
tickle.
.
*
Palle,
paallh
—illee.
‘neut.
Zo
sng,
to
Hoya
tune.
Pressus,
a,
pit
dressed
adj.
compact,
short,
pithy.
Presse.
ady.’
briefly;
closely,
in
few
words,
Pressdrius,
a,
um.
pertaining
to
pressing.
Presso,
are.
freq.
To
press
hard,
to
squeeze,
0
load.
Prélum,
i.
2.
(qu.
premulum.)
a.press
for
ens
grapes
or
fruits,
any
pressing
machine
such
a
clothiers
and
paper-
makers
use.
.
Apprimbd!
to
press
close
to,
to
squeeze
hard,
:
(under.
Comptimo.
to
press
together:
to
keep
close,
to
curb,
or
keep
Compressioy.nis.
£
a
ueezing,
aclose
embrace,
an’
abridging.
:
Compressiunciila,sz.
f.
dim.
a
gentle
squeezing
or
crashing.
Compregsu.
abl.
m.
a
pressing
close,
aravishihg.
=
Compredsar,
3ris.
m1.
4
deflourerorgavisher.
=
€ompresse.
adv.
briefly,
compactly;
closely,
in
few
words.
Dprimo.
to
bear
OF
press
down,
to
sink.
-
Depressio,
Onis.
f.
a
pressing
down.
-
fexpress
Baptimo.
to
pressor
squeeze
out,
to
pourtray
or
draw
out,
to
Expresse.
adv.
aptly,
to
the
purpose,
to
the
li
»
expressly.
*
Imprimo.
to:
thrust
amprint,
to
engrave.
TImpressio,
Onis.
f.
Timpression,
‘on
assault
or
onset
in
battle.
Interprémo,
et
Interprimo.
to
stdp
or
close
in.
-
Perprimo.
to
press
down
veryshard,
to
urge,
to
impor”
Opprio.
torprifss
down,
tb
erish;
to
oppress.
-
AE
‘Oppressio,
dnis.
f.
oppression,
extortion,
‘Violence.
‘Oppressimiciila,
sx.
dim.
a
little
pressing,
Qppressor,
dris.
m.-a
crusher;
an
oppressor,
a
curber.
Reprimo.
tprheld
injte
snub
or
check,
to
repress.
Repressio,
Onis.
XS
a:
‘répresiing..
\
—
“Repressor,
bris.
m.
a
réstrainer,
a
ourber.
-
|
:
Supprimo.
to-
Buin
‘unddr,
teiputa;stap
td,
to
suppress.
Me
8uppréssio,
dnis.
£-
a
duppresting,
&
Respect:
ao
Pass.
1.
&
Wooer.or
suitor:
-
aR
En
+
Procax,
acis.
adj.
saucy,
pert,
wanton.
~~
-
-%
Acltas,
atis.
fi
sauéiness,
Wantoneds,
dnollery.
kBedeiter.,
adv.
malapert]
od
nd
Réciprcus,
a,
um.
oing
-
Puckward
and:
Forward,
hing
and
Mowing,
reciprocal;
mutnal.
Béciprico,
are.
act.”
To-
fetch
back
from
the
same
place
from’
-
whenee
itwame,
to
draw
forward
wd
-
baskward,
to
return,
back,
to
ebb
and
flow
8
the
Seg:
(oe
:
gc
récatio;
Ouigyed
ac
el
i
m
.
apsal
‘hymna
-
Peatmista,
%.
m.
a
ps
fist,
or
composer
of
pbs
or
hymns.
&
-
bo
ask
ely,
#9
wee,
to
oat:
:
ge
~
“to
cle
wh
Cord
5,
x.
o
Fringes
oasis
poo
’
um,
i.
m.
a
harp
or
psaltery
;
+
ahioy
the
ie
or
Ps:
%;
M.
a
singing-man;
an‘of
ey
[ofp
Day
a
y
&.
1.
x
sngiogowoman,
Bingeal
tis:
adj.
bashful,
modest.
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Cad
nter.
adv
basbfully.
-*
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Loam"
|
#tbundus,
ay
um.
bashful,
modest;
shamefal.
Lo
dor,
8ris.
m.
modesty,
chastity,
virgiaity,
cE
dicus,
a,
um.
chaste,
modest.
Bdicd
adv.
chastely,
honestly,
:
citia,
=.{
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7s
18
mipiidicus;
a,
um.
unthaste,
le
dre
adv.
unchastely,
lewdly,
modestly.
-
#mpiidicitia,
z.f.
unchasteness..
-
6
i
Jmplidens,
tis.
‘adj.
shameless;
rude;
impudent:
er
2
Impiidenter.
adv.
impudently.:
»
=
ox
we
0
fidentia,
=.
f
shamelessniess,
impudenee,
:
Hideo,
ui,
—
Ere.
neut.
To
be
ashamed:
a1
‘Depiidet.
imp.
it
is-pnst
shame.
:
Disptidet.
imp:
it
is
ashamed
of.
Mc
Subpiidet.
it
is
some
shame.
+
¢
3!
noe
Prépiididsus,
a,
um.
shameful
or
chamlen:
Lo
“Prd
ropldium,
i
n,
disgrace;
shame,
dishonor:
didsus,
a,
am.
SE
anclatoun;
t
bo
divorced,
-
wig
s
plidium,
i.
n:
g
divorce;
or
putting
aviy.
of
one’s
wife!
HEpiidio,
are.
pct
To:
divoree,
or
put
away,
to
reject;
Hous
Rapido,
nis:
£-
&
ejecting;
a
y
netio,
nis.
£
Puncie,
o.
.
2
o
Ronctu,
Apiting
a
.
Fo
3
IATL
dgianciilug,
1.
m.
a
little
or
short
diggs
Compungo,
compunxi;
compurictum;
Eve.
jct.
pity...
Compunchip,
nis:
f.
‘prioking
pai
what
is
isrittenb
¥-puttings
fof
r
set
0
exits
or
batinee
Bpungo.
to
erosy:
1
0
With
tweezers,
:
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