cĕlĕrĭuscŭlē dim; somewhat quickly cĕlĕro v. a. and n. to quicken; hasten; accelerate; to hasten; make haste; be quick cĕlēs A racer; race-horse; A swift-sailing vessel; a yacht Cĕlētīzontes riders upon race-horses Celetrum a town of Macedonia; Castoria cĕleuma Cĕlĕus a king in Eleusis; father of Triptolemus. He or his son w... cĕleusma a command; call given by the chief oarsman; which gave th... cēlĭa a kind of beer made in Spain cella a storeroom; chamber; a place for depositing grain; fruits; for the abode of an… cellārārĭus a steward; butler cellārĭensĭs adj. belonging to a store-room cellārĭŏlum a little chamber cellāris cellārĭum a receptacle for food; a pantry; food; provisions cellārĭus adj. pertaining to a storeroom; one who keeps provisions; a steward; butler cellātĭo a series of store-rooms; chambers cello v. a. cello v. n. cellŭla a small store-room; apartment cellŭlānus a hermit; recluse Celmis one of the Dactyli; Corybantes; priests of Cybele cēlo v. a. to hide something from one; to keep secret; to conceal; a double acc; something… celostrata antepagmenta cĕlox adj. a swift-sailing ship; a cutter; yacht; swift; quick celsē adv. celsĭtūdo A lofty carriage of the body; a title; your Highness celsus adj. raised high; extending upward; high; High; comp; Nobly Celsus a Roman cognomen; the greatest of the Roman writers on medicine; a friend of Ho… Celtae a great parent - stock of people in the north of Europe; ... Celtĭbēri Celtiberians; a Celtiberian; N. cr Celtĭcē adv. Celtĭcus celtis an African species of lotus cēmŏs an unknown plant cēna the principal meal of the Romans in the early period; tak... cēnācŭlārĭus adj. pertaining to a garret; a tenant of a garret; a leasing of a garret cēnācŭlātus adj. with garrets cēnācŭlum a dining-room; an upper story; an upper room Cēnaeum the north-western point of the island of Eubœa; Cape Lita... cēnātĭcus adj. pertaining to a dinner; the money given instead of food; ... cēnātĭo a dining-room; a dining-hall; bis. cēnātĭuncŭla a small dining-room cēnātor a diner; guest cēnātōrĭus adj. pertaining to dinner; to the table; dinner dress cēnātŭrĭo to have an appetite for dinner cēnātus Cenchrĕae one of the three harbors of Corinth; on the Saronic Gulf;...; of Cenchreœ; the … Cenchrēĭs The wife of Cinyras and mother of Myrrha; An island in the Ægean Sea cenchris a kind of hawk; a kind of spotted serpent Cenchrĭus a river of Ionia near Ephesus cenchrltis a millet stone; N. cr cenchrŏs an unknown kind of precious stone Cenīmagni a British tribe in Norfolk; Suffolk; and Cambridge Cenīna cēnĭto v. freq. to dine often; much; to be accustomed to dine cēno v. n. and a. to take a meal; to dine; eat; to make a meal of something; to eat; dine upon Cĕnŏmāni a Celtic people in cĕnŏtăphĭum an empty tomb; the monument of one whose body is elsewher... cēnseo v. a. To tax; assess; rate; to judge censeo to be angry cēnsĭo An estimating; taxing; rating; A severe opinion; judgment censītĭo A taxing; tax; tribute; A declaration of the will; a command censītor the magistrate presiding over the rating of citizens censītus censor a censor; a Roman magistrate; a rigid judge of morals; a censurer; critic Censōrīnus A cognomen in the; A grammarian of the third century censōrĭus adj. pertaining to the censor; censorial; public revenues; rigid censŭālis adj. of or pertaining to a census censum wealth; riches censūra The office of censor; censorship census census A registering and rating of Roman citizens; property; a c... centaurēum centaury; a plant of two kinds Centaurēus adj. pertaining to a Centaur; of the Centaurs Centaurĭcus adj. pertaining to a Centaur centaurion centauris a species of Centaurŏmăchĭa a fictitious name of a part of Thessaly Centaurus a Centaur; the Centaurs were wild people in the mountains...; A constellation i… centēnārĭus adj. consisting of a hundred; relating to a hundred; throwing ... centēni num. distrib; a hundred each; a hundred; a dignity in the imperial court centēnĭōnālis nummus a small coin centēsĭmo v. a. to take out every hundredth; to centesimate centēsĭmus num. ordin; the hundredth; a hundredfold centĭceps adj. hundred-headed centiens adv. a hundred times centĭfĭdus adj. divided into a hundred parts; into a great many parts centĭfŏlĭa the hundred-leaved rose centĭgrānĭum wheat that has a hundred grains centĭmālis a surgical instrument; a trocar centĭmănus adj. having a hundred hands centĭmĕter he who employs a hundred; many metres centĭmetrum the title of a metrical writing of Servius centĭnōdĭus adj. with a hundred knots centĭpĕda a centipede; a worm; called also centĭpellĭo the second maw of ruminating animals centĭpēs adj. hundred-footed centĭplex cento a garment of several bits; pieces sewed together; a rag-c...; The title of a po…