ăpostrŏphē a rhetorical figure; when the speaker turns from the judg... ăpostrŏphŏs a mark of elision; apostrophe ăpŏtĕlesma the influence of the stars upon human destiny ăpŏthēca a place where things are put away; laid up; a repository ăpŏthēcārĭus a warehouseman; a clerk ăpŏthēco v. a. to lay up in a storehouse ăpŏthĕōsis a deification; title of a poem of Prudentius ăpŏthĕsis Ăpoxȳŏmĕnŏs the name of a statue by Lysippus ăpŏzĕma a decoction ăpozȳmo v. a. to make ferment appango v. a. to fasten to appărāmentum a preparing; preparation; that which is prepared appărātē adv. P a. fin appărātĭo a preparing; preparation; preparation appărātor one that prepares appărātrix she that prepares appărātus P. a. appărātus A preparing; providing; preparation; a preparation; provision; equipment appārentĭa a becoming visible; appearing; appearance appārĕo v. n. to come in sight; to appear; become visible; ad; rel.-clause; the thing; is evi… appāresco v. inch. to begin to appear appărĭo v. a. to gain besides; acquire appārĭtĭo A serving; service; attendance; household; domestics; servants appārĭtor a servant; a public servant; scribe appārĭtūra a serving; service appăro v. a. to prepare; make ready for something; to put in order; ad; ut; prepared appectŏro v. a. to press to the breast appellātĭo A going to one appellātīvus adj. appellative; belonging to a species appellātor one that appeals; an appellant appellātōrĭus adj. relating to an appellant appellĭto v. freq. a. to name often; to be accustomed to call; name appello v. a. and n. to drive; move; bring a person; to bring; conduct a ship somewhere; to land appello v. n. to drive to; toward; to go to in order to accost; to address by letter; to appr… appendeo appendĭcĭum an appendage appendĭcŭla a small appendage appendix That which hangs to; an appendage; A thorny shrub; the barberrybush appendo v. a. To hang; upon; to suspend on; to weigh; to one; to weigh appensor he that weighs out; a weigher appensus appertĭnĕo v. n. to belong to; appertain to; ad appĕtens P. a. appĕtenter adv. P. a. fin appĕtentĭa a longing after; appetite; desire appĕtībĭlis adj. worthy of desire; desirable appĕtisso v. intens. to strive for; to seek earnestly; appetis appĕtītĭo a grasping at; a reaching after appĕtītor one that strives; longs for something appĕtītus appĕtītus An onset; attack; assault appĕto v. a. and n. to strive after; to try to get; to grasp after; to draw on; nigh; to approach appĕto he that strives eagerly for Appĭa Appĭānus adj. pertaining to Appia; the inhabitants of Appia Appĭānus adj. pertaining to Appius; apples Appĭānus adj. Appian Appias An epithet of the nympi at the fountain of Aqua Appia; he...; An epithet of Min… Appĭĕtas the ancient nobility of the Appian family; the nobility o... appingo v. a. to paint upon; to add by writing; write appingo v. a. to fasten; joint to Appĭŏlae a city of Latium; probably near Bovillœ Appĭus A Roman prœnomen; Appian applaudo v. a. To strike; upon; to clap; to clap the hands in approbation; to applaud; plaudat… applausor one that expresses approbation by clapping of hands; an a... applausus applex adj. closely joined; attached to applĭcātĭo A joining; attaching; to; a placing of one's self under the protection of a sup… applĭcātus P. a. applĭcĭtus P. a. applĭco v. a. to join; fasten; attach to; to drive; direct; steer applōdo applōro v. n. to lament; deplore a thing; to weep at applōsus applūda applumbo v. a. to apply lead to; to solder appōno v. a. to place; put; lay at apporrectus P. a. stretched; extended near apportātĭo a conveying; carrying to a place apporto v. a. to bring; carry; conduct apposco v. a. to demand in addition to appŏsĭtē adv. P. a. fin appŏsĭtĭo a setting before appŏsĭtum P. a. appŏsĭtus P. a. appŏsĭtus an applying; application appostŭlo v. a. to entreat; solicit importunately appōtus adj. drunk; intoxicated apprĕcĭo apprĕcor v. dep. to pray to; to adore; worship apprĕhendo v. a. to lay hold upon; to seize; take hold of; to seize; to take; lay hold of apprĕhensĭbĭlis adj. that can be understood; intelligible apprĕhensĭo a seizing upon; laying hold of; apprehension; understanding apprendo apprenso v. freq. to seize; with eagerness; to catch apprĕtĭo v. a. To value; estimate at a price; to appraise; To purchase; of him on whom a price… apprīmē adv. apprĭmo v. a. to press to apprīmus adj. the very first; first of all; before all