circumspergo v. a. To sprinkle; strew; scatter something around; To sprinkle with something all ar… circumspĭcĭentĭa consideration; deliberation circumspĭcĭo v. n. and a. to look about one; to cast a look around; obj.-clause; to view on all sides; to… circumstagno v. n. to be poured forth all around circumstantĭa A standing round; a surrounding; the state; condition; circumstances circumstătĭo a standing around; a circle circumstīpo v. a. to surround; accompany; attend circumsto v. n. and a. to stand around in a circle; to take a station round; to ...; to surround; enco… circumstrĕpo v. a. To make a noise around; to din with clamor; to cause to e...; To cry; shout cla… circumstrīdens shrieking; gibbering around circumstringo v. a. To bind about; to put on; To tie around; to surround; clothe with circumstrŭo v. a. to build round about; surround with buildings circumstŭpĕo v. a. to look around with amazement; to stand amazed circumsūdans sweating on all sides circumsurgens rising all around circumsūtus sewed together all around circumtĕgo v. a. to cover round about circumtĕnĕo to keep around; to possess circumtentus bound; covered with something that is stretched; drawn ar... circumtergeo v. a. to wipe around circumtermĭno v. a. to bound; limit round about circumtĕro v. a. to rub around; to stand close around; crowd around circumtextus woven all around; a garment inwoven with purple circumtinnĭo v. a. to ring; tinkle around circumtollo v. a. to remove on every side circumtondeo circumtŏno v. a. to thunder around; to make a noise; clamor around circumtonsus shorn all around circumtorquĕo v. a. to twist; turn around circumtrăho v. a. to draw; drag around; fin circumtrĕmo circumtuèŏr v. dep. n. to look around circumtŭmŭlātus piled up around circumundĭque circumustus burnt around circumvādo v. a. to assail; attack on every side; to encompass circumvăgor v. dep. n. to wander about circumvăgus adj. wandering about; flowing around circumvallo v. a. to surround with a wall; to circumvallate; to blockade; to surround; encompass circumvectĭo A carrying around; the circuit; revolution circumvectĭtor to travel about; visit in succession circumvecto v. freq. a. to carry around; to ride; sail around; to go through circumvectus circumvĕhor v. dep. to ride around; to sail around; I describe at large; seek to express by circuml… circumvēlo v. a. to cover around; envelop circumvĕnĭo v. a. to come around something circumventĭo a circumventing; defrauding circumventor a deceiver; defrauder circumventōrĭus adj. deceitful; fraudulent circumventus circumverro circumversĭo a turning round; moving around; revolving circumverso v. freq. a. to turn around circumversus brushed; swept around circumverto v. a. to turn around; turns; is turned around on its axis circumvestĭo v. a. To clothe; cover over; to wrap himself up in words circumvincĭo v. a. to bind around circumvīso v. a. to look around at; glare round upon circumvŏlĭtābĭlis adj. flying round circumvŏlĭto v. a. and n. to fly around something; to rove about a place; to hover around; absol circumvŏlo v. a. to fly around; to run; hasten around circumvŏlūto v. a. to roll around; mid circumvolvo v. a. se; to roll one; to roll round circus A circular line; circle; the oval circus built by Tarquinius Priscus between th… cīris a bird; a fish; into which Scylla cirrātus adj. Curled; having ringlets; fringed Cirrha a very ancient town in Phocis; near Delphi; pertaining to Cirrha; to Apollo cirrītus adj. having filaments; a kind of pear cirrus lock; curl; ringlet cirsĭon a kind of thistle Cirta an important town in Numidia; Constantine; its inhabitants cis prep. on this side; within Cisalpīnus adj. lying on this side of the Alps; Cisalpine cĭsĭārĭus The driver of a cabriolet; The maker of a cabriolet cĭsĭum a light two-wheeled vehicle; a cabriolet cismontānus adj. situate on this side of the mountain cīsōrĭum a cutting instrument cispellam Cispĭus a Roman gentile name Cispĭus one of the peaks of the; S. Maria Maggiore Cisrhēnānus adj. situate on this side of the Rhine cissanthĕmŏs a plant similar to ivy; a species of cissărŏs the plant also called Cissēïs Cisseus A king of Thrace; father of Hecuba; A companion of Turnus cissĭon small ivy Cissis a town in cissītis a precious stone of the color of ivy-leaves cissŏs Ivy; an ivylike plant; a cup of ivy-wood cista a wooden box; basket; often woven of slips cistella a small chest; box Cistellārĭa the title of a comedy of Plautus cistellātrix she who has charge of the money-box cistellŭla a little box; chest cisterna a subterranean reservoir for water; a cistern cisternīnus adj. pertaining to cisterns; cistern- Cisthēna a town of Æolis cisthos a shrubby plant with red blossoms Cistĭbĕris adj. on this side of the Tiber cistĭfer the bearer of a box; chest