abjungo v. a. to unyoke; to detach from; to remove; separate abjūrātĭo a forswearing abjurgo v. a. to deny; refuse reproachfully abjūro v. a. to deny any thing on oath ablactātĭo the weaning of a child ablacto v. a. to wean ablăquĕātĭo a digging; loosening of the soil round the roots of a tree; the trench itself m… ablăquĕo v. a. to turn up the earth round a tree; trench ablātĭo a taking away ablātīvus the ablative case; is taken away ablātor one who takes away ablātus ablēgātĭo a sending off; away; banishing ablegmĭna ablēgo v. a. to send off; away; to remove ablepsĭa blindness ablĭgūrrĭo v. a. To lick away; waste; spend in luxurious indulgence ablĭgūrrītĭo a consuming; spending in feasting ablĭgūrrītor one who consumes in feasting; a spendthrift ablŏco v. a. to lease out; let out on hire ablūdo v. n. not to agree with; resemble; to differ from ablŭo v. a. to wash off; away; to wash; to remove darkness; be removed; washing in expiatio… ablūtĭo a washing; cleansing; adulatione ablūtor one that washes off; purifies ablūtus ablŭvĭum a flood; deluge abmātertĕra a great-greatgreat-aunt abnăto v. n. to swim off; away abnĕgātĭo a denying; denial abnĕgātīvus adj. negative abnĕgātor a denier abnĕgo v. a. to refuse; be unwilling abnĕpos the son of a greatgrandchild abneptis the daughter of a; great-grandchild Abnŏba a mountain range in Germany; the northern part of the Bla...; the goddess of th… abnocto v. n. to pass the night abroad; to stay out all night abnōdo v. a. to cut off knots; to clear; of knots abnormis adj. deviating; departing from a fixed rule; irregular abnŭĕo abnŭĭtĭo negation abnŭĭtūrus abnŭmĕro v. a. to cast up numbers; to reckon up abnŭo v. a. and n. to refuse by a nod; to deny; refuse; not to admit of; to be unfavorable abnūtīvus a denying; refusal abnūto v. freq. to deny; by a nod; often ăbŏlĕfăcĭo to destroy ăbŏlĕo v. a. to retard; to check the growth of; to destroy; to die ăbŏlesco v. inch. n. to decay little by little; to vanish; cease ăbŏlĭtĭo an abrogating; annulling; abolishing ăbŏlĭtor one who takes away; casts; into oblivion ăbolla a robe of thick woollen stuff aboloes ăbōmĭnābĭlĭs adj. deserving imprecation; abhorrence; abominable ăbōmĭnāmentum a detestable thing ăbōmĭnandus ăbōmĭnātĭo an abominating; an abomination ăbōmĭno ăbōmĭnor v. dep. to deprecate; as an ill omen; when he had spoken the words; a ruined sepulchre;… ăbōmĭnōsus full of ill omens Ăbŏrīgĭnes the primeval Romans; the Aborigines; the ancestors of the...; original inhabita… ăbŏrĭor v. n. dep. To set; disappear; to fail; to miscarry ăbŏriscor to perish; die ăborsus miscarriage ăborsus that has brought forth prematurely ăbortĭo premature delivery; miscarriage ăbortĭo v. n. to miscarry; aboriendi ăbortĭum ăbortīvus adj. pertaining to a premature delivery ăborto v. n. to bring forth prematurely abortum ăbortus an abortion; miscarriage; to produce; cause abortion; an unfinished piece abpătrŭus a great-greatgrand-uncle; patruus maximus abrādo v. a. to scratch off; away; scrape away; peeled off; to take; snatch away; to seize Ābrăham Abraham abrāsus abrĕlictus deserted; abandoned abrĕnuntĭo v. n. to renounce abreptus abrĭpĭo v. a. to take away by violence; to drag away; to tear off; to carry off; remove; deta… abrŏdĭaetus an epithet of the painter Parrhasius abrōdo v. a. to gnaw off abrŏgātĭo a formal repeal of a law abrŏgo v. a. to annul in all its parts; to repeal; to abrogate wholly; to take away; to depr… abrōsus abrŏtŏnītēs wine prepared with southernwood abrŏtŏnum a plant of a pleasant; aromatic smell; southernwood abrumpo v. a. to break off; to rend; tear; broken off from; separated; inaccessible abruptē adv. P. a. fin abruptĭo a breaking; tearing off; a rending asunder; of a shoe-latchet; interruption abruptus P. a. abs prep. abscēdo v. n. to go off; away; to depart; to leave off; retire; desist from abscessĭo a going away; a separating; diminution abscessus a going away; departure; absence; an abscess abscīdo v. a. to cut off; ab-scindo; to cut off; deprive of; to detract; cut off abscindo v. a. to tear off; away; to rend away; de; to cut off; separate; divide abscīsē adv. P. a. fin abscissĭo a breaking off abscissus abscīsus P. a.