asprĭtūdo roughness aspŭo v. a. to spit at; upon assa Assabinus a deity of the Ethiopians Assărăcus King of Phrygia; son of Tros; brother of Ganymede and Ilus assārĭus assārĭus adj. roasted assātūra roasted meat assĕcla a follower; an attendant; servant assectātĭo respectful; attendance; Observation; study assectātor he that is in attendance upon; as friend; servant; a disciple assector v. dep. a. To attend; with zeal; eagerness; to follow a woman assĕcūtor an attendant assĕdo assĕfŏlĭum a plant assellor v. dep. to go to stool; to void assĕnesco v. inch. n. to become old to assensĭo an assent; agreement; approbation assensor he that assents to; agrees with assensus assensus an agreement; assent; approval; joyful; loud assent assentātĭo A flattering assent; flattery; adulation; approbation; assent assentātĭuncŭla petty; trivial flattery assentātor one who assents flatteringly; a flatterer assentātōrĭē adv. in a flattering manner; fawningly assentātrix a female flatterer assentĭo assentĭor v. dep. to join; in opinion; to agree with assentor v. freq. to join; in judgment; opinion assĕquēla a succeeding; succession assĕquor v. dep. to follow; up to; to pursue; to attain to by an effort of the under standing; t… asser A beam; pole; stake; A pole on which a litter was borne; A lath assercŭlus a small beam; pole assĕro v. a. to sow; plant; set near assĕro v. a. to join assertĭo a formal declaration that one is a freeman; a slave; an assertion assertor one who formally asserts that another is free; a slave; A restorer of liberty; … assertōrĭus adj. pertaining to a restoration of freedom assertum an assertion assertus asservĭo v. n. to serve; aid; assist asservo v. a. to watch over; keep; preserve assessĭo a sitting by; near assessor he that sits by one; an assessor; aid assessōrĭus adj. pertaining to an assessor assessūra the office of assessor; assessorship assessus assessus a sitting by assestrix she that sits by; a female assistant assĕvēranter advv assĕvērātĭo An earnest pursuit; a strengthening part of speech; a word of emphasis assĕvēro v. a. to do; with earnestness; to do; to make grave; Advv; with asseveration assībĭlo v. n. and a. to hiss; murmur; whisper at assiccesco v. inch. to become dry; to dry up assicco v. a. to dry; to dry up; siccare assĭcŭlus assĭdĕlae tables at which the priests sat and offered sacrifices assĭdĕo v. n. to sit by assīdo v. n. to sit down; seat one's self somewhere; sit assĭdŭē adv. assĭdŭĭtas a constant presence with; in order to serve; aid; constant presence; the contin… assĭdŭō adv. assĭdŭo v. a. to apply constantly assĭdŭus adj. to have sat down to it; Constantly present somewhere; attending to; busy; conti… assĭdŭus a tributepayer; first-rate; classical assignātĭo a marking; showing; assignment assignātor an assigner; appointer assignĭfĭco v. a. To show; make evident; To denote; point out assigno v. a. to mark out; appoint to; to assign;; to distribute; allot assĭlĭo v. n. to leap; spring to; upon; to leap; dash against; upon; to jump to assĭmĭlanter adv. assĭmĭlātio assĭmĭlis adj. similar; like; quasi assĭmĭlĭter adv. assĭmŭlanter adv. P. a. fin assĭmŭlātĭcĭus adj. imitated; not real; nominal assĭmŭlātĭo an assimilating; A being similar; similarity; likeness; a feigned adoption of t… assĭmŭlo v. a. and n. to make; like; to consider as similar; To represent something that is not; as r… assĭpondĭum the weight of one as; a pound weight assirātum a drink composed of wine and blood; assir assis assis assisto v. n. to place one's self somewhere; to stand; post one's self assistrix assĭtus assĭtus adj. situated near Assĭus adj. pertaining to the city Assus; a kind of limestone; which ... asso v. a. to roast; broil assŏcĭo v. a. to join to; unite with assŏcĭus adj. associating with assŏlĕo v. n. to be accustomed; wont assŏlo v. a. to level to the ground; to destroy assŏno v. n. to sound to; respond to assuctus assūdasso v. intens. n. to fall into a violent sweat; to sweat profusely; assudescit assūdesco v. inch. n. to begin to sweat assŭēfăcĭo v. a. to use; accustom to; to habituate assŭesco v. a. to use; accustom one to; to habituate; ad; in with acc; accustomed; customary; … assŭētūdo a being accustomed to; custom; habit assŭētus P. a.