Final Trouble Vocab Flashcards
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elido
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elidere, elisi, elisum: knock out, expel violently, crush, smash
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prout
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according as, proportion as
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lascivio
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lascivire, lascivii, lascivitum: frolic, run riot
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alioqui
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in other respects, otherwise
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confligo
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confligere, conflixi, conflictum: fight, contend with
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caedo
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caedere, cecidi, caesum: strike, cut down, slaughter
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reformido
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(1): dread, shrink (from fear)
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indulgeo
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indulgere, indulsi, indultum: grant, concede, be kind to, be lenient to
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obeo
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obire, obii, obitum: appear, attend
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exagito
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(1): stir up, drive out, attack, harass
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par, paris
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equal; pair
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dicio
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dicionis, f. authority, rule, domain, control
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concedo
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concedere, concessi, concessum: submit
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abominandus
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abominable, detestable
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lego
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legere, legi, lectum: remove surgically
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pernicies
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-ei, f. destruction, injury
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pello
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pellere, pepuli, pulsum: repulse in battle, defeat
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conferre manum
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to come to blows
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intendo
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intendere, intendi, intentus: exert
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pigritia
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-ae, f. laziness
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cedo
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cedere, cessi, cessum: withdraw, retire, come back (from exile)
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paeniteo
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paenitere, paenitui: cause dissatisfaction
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reficio
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reficere, refeci, refectus: restore
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merum
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-i, n. wine unmixed with water
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avoco
(1): distract
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marcidus
enfeebled, exhausted, weak
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conlido
conlidere, conlisi, conlisus: batter, set into conflict
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devenio
devenire, deveni, deventum: fall to the lot of
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notitia
-ae, f. conception, idea
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ultro
of one's own accord
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difluo
difluere, difluxi, difluctum: become enervated by indulgence
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expavesco
expavescere, expavi: take fright at
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urgeo
urgere, ursi: threaten
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recognosco
recognoscere, recognovi, recognitum: examine, review, inspect
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exploro
(1): reconnoitre
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praesidium
-i, n. garrison
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mereo
merere, merui, meritum: earn, pay, serve, treat
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permadesco
permadescere, permadui: become soaked/drenched
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vindico
(1): claim, vindicate, avenge
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stringo
stringere, strinxi, strictus: graze, draw tight
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numquid
surely not, can it be that
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caligo
caliginis, f. mist, fog
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adsiduitas
adsiduitatis, f. recurrence
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tritus
worn
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excutio
excutere, excussi, excussus: shoot, throw
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efficio
efficere, effeci, effectus: effect, bring about
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occurso
(1): make frequent attacks
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sustento
(1): support
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culmus
-i, m. thatch, stem
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persulto
(1): range freely over
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confirmo
(1): strengthen
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concutio
concutere, concussi, concussum: shake
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incurso
(1): attack
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constringo
constringere, constrixi, constrictum: squeeze
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formidulosus
fearful, frightened
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verso (in passive)
(1): to pass one's time
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irrogo
(1): impose, inflict
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traduco
traducere, traduxi, traductum: convert, lead across, expose to public ridicule/disgrace
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delicatus
self-indulgent
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incedo
incedere, incessi: proceed on foot
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porro
again, furthermore
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inquino
(1): pollute, defile, stain
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cito
(1): summon, rouse
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cogo
cogere, coegi, coactus: force, compel
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ascribo
ascribere, ascripsi, ascriptum: appoint
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vado
vadere: proceed, go
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mane
in the morning
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enitor
eniti, enisus: struggle up
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moderamen
moderaminis, n. guidance, physical control
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improbus
wicked, shameless, immoderate
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subduco
subducere, subduxi, subductus: rescue
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caveo
cavere, cavi, cautum: take precautions, be on one's guard
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expeditus
ready for action, easy to traverse
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alioqui
otherwise
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commissura
-ae, f. joint
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utique
certainly
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comminuo
comminuere, comminui: shatter
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interscindo
interscindere, interscidi, interscissus: cut through, sever
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ecquid
at all
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explico
(1): unfold
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flagito
(1): demand
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sequester
-i, m. depositary
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praedo
praedonis, m. robber, thief
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calliditas
calliditatis, f. shrewdness, cunning, slyness
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subinde
repeatedly, constantly
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russeus
reddish
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etiamnum
still, even now
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excipio
excipere, excepi, exceptus: take/pick out, catch, notice, mention
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perfundo
perfundere, perfudi, perfusus: pour over, wet, moisten
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iatraliptes
-ae, m. Greek. masseur
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coccinus
scarlet
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phaleratus
decorated with metal discs
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prasinatus
wearing a green garment
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pica
-ae, f. magpie
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praesto
ready, at hand, nearby
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aedicula
-ae, f. niche
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accipio
accipere, accepi, acceptus: receive, deal with, handle
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paulisper
for a short time
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trepido
(1): tremble, be nervous/anxious
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oecarium
-i, n. little room
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remitto
remittere, remisi, remissum: to send/take back, slacken, relax, dismiss
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obligo
(1): bind, oblige
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spissus
thick, frequent
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ad summam
in short, to be brief
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ministrator
-oris, m. attendant, waiter
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subtilitas
subtilitatis, f. exactness
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gustatio
-ionis, f. first course
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promulsidare
promulsidaris, n. tray
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excludo
excludere, exclusi, exclusus: shut out, leave uncovered by
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immitto
immittere, immisi, immissus: to send, let loose, throw, put on/around
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ferruminatus
cemented, soldered, encrusted
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repositorium
-i, n. portable stand
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continuo
immediately, without delay
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pertundo, pertundere, pertudi, pertusus
make a hole through
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persequor
examine, explore
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ferculum
-i, n. dish/course
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pataracina
-orum, n. pl. large drinking cups
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mundus
nice, tidy
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modo
only recently, just now
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mica
-ae, f. little bit, morsel, crumb
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maligne
scantily, grudgingly
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unctus
anointed, luxurious, lavish
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improbo
(1): blame
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minutus
little, poor, common
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quacumque
whereever
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aliubi
elsewhere
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oportet
+subj: it is proper/right, ought
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revera
in fact, in truth, in reality
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argutor
(1): chatter, prattle, babble
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appeto
appetere, appetivi, appetitus: to grasp after, seek, pursue
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curiosus
careful, thoughtful, diligent
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ideo
for that/this reason, therefore
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portentum
-i, n. omen, marvelous trick
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vitulus
-i, m. calf
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peristasis
peristasis, f. Greek. facts/ circumstances
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effusus
abundant, profuse
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iam dudum
some while ago now
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scitus
wise to, expert, nice, excellent
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compilo
(1): plunder, rob
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nugae
-arum, f. pl. idle talk, nonsense
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margarita
-ae, f. pearl, treasure
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diffusus
spread out, loosened, cheered, gladdened
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conicio
conicere, conieci, coniectus: throw, cast, fling
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assentor
(1): assent, agree
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lasso
(1): tire, weary
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micarius
thrifty
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frugi
useful, fit, honest, virtuous
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purgamentum
-i, n. filth, dirt
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propitius
well-disposed, propitius
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bonatus
good-natured
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depraesentarium
at present, here and now
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alioquin
otherwise
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concoquo
concoquere, concoxi, concoctus: think upon, weight, consider
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peculium
-i, n. money, property
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perbonus
very good/fine
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fulcio
fulcire, fulsi, fultus; prop up
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effringo
effringere, effregi, effractus: to break off, break open
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commodo
(1): give, bestow, lend
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exulcero
(1): make sore
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impetro
(1): bring it about that, accomplish
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infacundus
ineloquent
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en
behold!
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nempe
indeed, to be sure
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naufragus
-i, m. shipwrecked person
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excutio
excutere, excussi, excussus: to shake off, drive out
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obruo
obruere, obrui, obrutus: overwhelm
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recuso
(1): to object to, reject
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corrumpo
corrumpere, corrupi, corruptus: corrupt, spoil, make worse
