ăcanthyllis a little bird ăcapnos adj. without smoke Ăcarnān adj. pertaining to Acarnania; Acarnanian; an Acarnanian Ăcarnānĭa Acarnania; the most westerly province of Greece; Acarnanian ăcarnē Ăcastus Son of Pelias; king of Thessaly; husband of Astydamia or ...; The name of one o… ăcătălēctĭcus a verse in which no syllable is wanting in the last foot ăcătĭum a light Greek boat ăcătus a light vessel; boat acaunumarga a kind of marl; stone-marl ăcaustus adj. incombustible; subst. m; the carbuncle Acbărus a title of the Arabian kings; among the Greeks and Romans Acca the wife of the shepherd Faustulus; who nursed and brough...; A companion of Ca… Accālĭa accăno to sing to accanto v. n. to sing at accantus accēdenter adv. nearly accēdo v. n. to go; come to; near accĕlĕrātĭo a hastening; acceleration accĕlĕro v. a. and n. to hasten; accelerate; to hasten; to make haste accendĭum a kindling; a setting on fire accendo an inciter; instigator; cerdo accendo v. a. to kindle any thing above; so that it may burn downwards; to set on fire; to ki… accensĕo v. a. to reckon to; among; to add to accensĭbĭlis adj. that may be burnt; burning accensus kindled; reckoned among; accensus a kindling; setting on fire accentĭuncŭla dim. f; accent accentor one who sings with another accentus intensity; violence accepso accepta a portion of land granted to an individual by the state acceptābĭlis adj. acceptable; worthy of acceptance acceptātor One who accepts or approves; An avenue; access; passage for admittance of the p… acceptĭlātĭo a formal discharging from a debt acceptĭo A taking; receiving; accepting; An esteeming; regarding acceptĭto to take; receive; accept accepto v. freq. a. to take; receive; accept acceptor One who receives a thing; a receiver acceptor a hawk acceptōrĭus adj. that is fit; suitable for receiving; for drawing water acceptrix she that receives acceptum acceptus P. a. accerso accessa the flood-tide accessĭbĭlis adj. accessible accessĭbĭlĭtas accessibility accessĭo a going; coming to; near accessĭto to approach repeatedly accessus accessus a going; coming to; near; from the sea Accĭānus accĭdens P. a. n accĭdentĭa that which happens; a casual event; a chance accīdo v. a. to begin to cut; to cut into; so to cut a thing that it f...; eaten up; to use … accĭdo v. n. to fall upon; down upon; to reach accĭĕo v. a. to fetch; to bring accinctus P. a. accingo v. a. to gird to; to gird round; about accĭno v. n. to sing to accĭo v. a. to call; summon; to fetch accipenser accĭpĭo v. a. to accept; to take a person; thing to; will take the man and his mon...; to tak… accĭpĭter The common hawk; The sparrowhawk accĭpĭtrīna hawkweed accĭpĭtro v. a. to tear; to lacerate accīsus P. a. accītĭo a calling; summoning accītus accītus a summoning to a place; a summons; a call Accĭus acclāmātĭo a calling to; an exclamation; shout acclāmĭto acclāmo v. n. to raise a cry at; to shout at; to exclaim; To shout at; to disapprove; blame b… acclāro v. a. to make clear; evident; to show acclīnis adj. leaning on; against something; inclined to; inclined to; disposed to acclīno v. a. to lean on; against something; to incline to a thing acclīvis adj. up hill; mounting upwards; ascending acclīvĭtas an ascending direction; an acclivity; ascent acclīvus Acco a chieftain of the Senones accognosco v. a. to know; recognize perfectly accŏla adj. a dweller by; near a place; a neighbor accŏlo v. a. to dwell by; near accommŏdāte adv. P. a. fin accommŏdātĭo the fitting; adjusting of one thing to another; the adapting of one's feeling; … accommŏdātus P. a. accommŏdo v. a. to fit; adapt one thing to another; to lay; to adjust; adapt to; to accommodate… accommŏdus adj. fit; suitable accongĕro v. a. to bear; bring to accorpŏro v. a. to incorporate; to fit; join to accrēdo v. a. to yield one's belief to; to believe unconditionally accrēmentum accresco v. n. to grow; to become larger by growth; to increase accrētĭo an increasing; increment Accŭa a town of Apulia accŭbātĭo a lying; reclining accŭbĭtālĭa the coverings spread over the tablecouches