Highlights 1.10-1.13 Flashcards

1
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admolior, -iri, admolitum

A

raise, gather, round up

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antevorto, -ere, -vorti, -vorsum

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anticipate, prevent

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3
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biduum, -i

A

a period of two days

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4
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coetus, -us (m.)

A

assembly

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5
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devotio, -onis (f.)

A

solemn vow

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discedo, -ere, -cessi, -cessum

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leave, go away

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7
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evello, -ere, -volsi, -volsum

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tear out, root out, remove

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8
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exasperatus-a-um

A

quite rugged

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9
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impetro (1)

A

get, acquire, obtain

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10
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indutiae, -arum

A

truce

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perfringo, -ere, -fregi, -fractum

A

break open, undo

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12
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procuro (1)

A

take care of, see to

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13
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propitiatus-a-um

A

appeased, reconciled

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14
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publicitus

A

(adv.) in public

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15
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salutaris-is-e

A

saving, rescuing

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16
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quoad

A

until (+subj.); to the point where (+indic.)

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17
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scrobis, -is (m.)

A

ditch

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18
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subinde

A

repeatedly

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19
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temulentus-a-um

A

a little tipsy, a bit drunk

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20
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adduco, -ere, -duxi, -ductum

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draw, lead, bring, induce, pull shut

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21
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adgestus-a-um

A

brought up, pushed up

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22
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alioquin

A

in general, basically

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23
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aliquantisper

A

for a little while

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24
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antelucium, -i

A

pre-dawn

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25
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breviculus-a-um

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rather short

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26
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cardo, -inis (m.)

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hinge, socket

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27
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coniveo, -ere, conivi

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close one’s eyes

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28
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cooperio, -ire, -cooperui, coopertum

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cover over

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29
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excutio, -ere, excussi, excussum

A

shake out

30
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ferme

A

nearly

31
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firmo (1)

A

strengthen

32
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impetus, -us (m.)

A

attack, impact

33
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incutio, -ere, -cussi, -cussum

A

instil

34
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maturius

A

rather quickly

35
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pertentatus-a-um

A

over-extended

36
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pessulus, -i

A

bolt

37
Q

pone

A

(prep. +acc.) behind

38
Q

probe

A

well, thoroughly, properly

39
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quiesco, -ere, quievi, quietum

A

rest

40
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recido, -ere, reccidi, recasum

A

fall back

41
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repente

A

suddenly

42
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resero (1)

A

unbolt, open

43
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sterto, -ere, sterui

A

snore

44
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suppositus-a-um

A

shoved up, wedged

45
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vinolentia, -ae

A

wine-drinking

46
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astus, -us (m.)

A

cunning, craftiness

47
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dicacitas, -atis (f.)

A

wit, joking

48
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diffamo (1)

A

slander

49
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fimum, -i

A

dung, dirt

50
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illudo, -ere, -lusi, -lusum

A

play with, trifle with

51
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impune

A

without punishment

52
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instans, -ntis

A

present, current

53
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instruo, -ere, -struxi, -structum

A

prepare

54
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munitus-a-um

A

(ppp of “munio”) proteccted

55
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paenitet, -ere, paenituit

A

regret

56
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probrum, -i

A

disgrace, reproach

57
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prodeo, -ire, -ii, -itum

A

issue forth, result

58
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provenio (etc.)

A

turn out, happen

59
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subcubans, -ntis (adj.)

A

lying underneath

60
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subterhabeo, -ere, -ui, -itum

A

give a low value, disdain

61
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vice (f. abl.)

A

lot, fortune

62
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capulus, -i

A

handle, hilt

63
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cave (imperative)

A

take care, be sure; don’t

64
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discerpo, -ere, -cerpsi, -cerptum

A

pull apart

65
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excipio, -ere, -cepi, -ceptum

A

catch

66
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offulcio, -ire, offulsi, offulsum

A

stanch, stop up, close

67
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pateo, -ere, patui, —

A

lie open, be exposed

68
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saltem

A

at least, to be sure

69
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scrutor, -ari, -atum

A

probe

70
Q

tenus

A

(postpositive +abl.) up to

71
Q

utriculus, -i

A

little leather jug

72
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virilia, -ium (n. pl.)

A

male genitals