Cnēus cnīcus cnīdē a sea-nettle; a zoophyte Cnĭdĭus cnīsa the steam; odor of a sacrifice cnōdax a pin; pivot; gudgeon Cnōsos Coa Cŏa a fictitious nickname of Clodia cŏaccēdo v. n. to come to; be added besides cŏăcervātim adv. in heaps cŏăcervātĭo A heaping together; A rhetorical figure cŏăcervo v. a. to heap together; heap up; collect in a mass; not merely to purchase; but to he… cŏăcesco v. inch. n. to become acid; sour; to deteriorate; become corrupt cŏactē adv. P. a. fin cŏactĭlĭārĭus a maker of thick; fulled cloth cŏactĭlis adj. made thick; thick; fulled cloth cŏactim adv. concisely; briefly cŏactĭo A collecting; calling in; An abridgment; epitome of a discourse; A disease of a… cŏacto v. freq. a. to constrain; force cŏactor one who forces to something cŏactūra cŏactus P. a. cŏactus a forcing; constraint; compulsion cŏaddo v. a. to add with; add also cŏadjūtor an assistant cŏădōro v. a. to worship; adore along with cŏădŭlesco v. inch. n. to grow up along with cŏădūnātĭo a uniting into one; a summing up cŏădūno v. a. to unite; add; join together cŏaedĭfĭco v. a. to build up together; build upon; N. cr cŏaegresco v. inch. n. to become sick at the same time with cŏaegrōto v. n. to be sick at the same time with cŏaequālis adj. of equal age; coeval; a comrade cŏaequo v. a. to make one thing equal; even with another; to even cŏaestĭmo v. a. to estimate together with cŏaetānĕo v. n. to be of the same age cŏaetānĕus one of the same age; a contemporary cŏaeternus adj. coeternal cŏaevus adj. of the same age; coeval cŏaggĕro v. a. To heap together; to cover by heaping upon cŏăgĭto v. a. to shake together cŏagmentārĭus joining together cŏagmentātĭo a joining; connecting together; a connection; combination cŏagmento v. a. to join; stick; glue; quasi; quodammodo cŏagmentum a joining together; a joint; a joining; connecting together cŏāgŭlāre the colon cŏāgŭlātĭo a curdling; coagulating cŏāgŭlo v. a. to cause a fluid to curdle; coagulate; N. cr cŏāgŭlum a means of coagulation; a coagulum; rennet; that which holds; binds together; a… cŏălesco v. inch. n. To grow together with something; to unite; To grow firmly; strike root; increase cŏălĭtus cŏălĭtus communion; fellowship cŏălo v. a. to sustain; nourish together with cŏambŭlo v. n. to go with cŏangusto v. a. to bring into a narrow compass; to confine; compress; to invest; besiege; to li… cŏaptātĭo an accurate joining together cŏapto v. a. to fit; join; adjust together with something cŏarctātĭo cŏāresco v. inch. n. to dry; become dry together cŏargŭo v. a. to assail a person; thing in different directions; to overwhelm with reasoning;… cŏargūtĭo a convicting; refutation cŏarmĭo a comrade in arms cŏarmo to arm together cŏartātĭo a drawing; crowding together cŏartĭcŭlo v. a. to cause to articulate cŏarto v. a. to press together; compress; contract; to strangle one cŏassātio a joining of timber; boards; planks cŏasso to join boards; planks together cŏassūmo to assume together Cŏātrae cŏauctĭo a joint increase cŏaxātĭo cŏaxo cŏaxo v. n. to croak Cobiamăchus a village in; between Tolosa and Narbo cobio cōbĭon a species of the plant; wolf; s-milk Cōcălus a mythic king in Sicily; who gave protection to Dœdalus w...; the daughters of … Coccēius the name of an Italic; a celebrated lawyer under Tiberius; grandson of the prec… coccĭnātus adj. clothed in scarlet coccĭnĕus adj. scarlet-colored; in lemm coccum The berry that grows upon the scarlet oak; cochineal kerm...; a grain of the sh… coccȳgĭa a kind of sumach used in coloring coccȳmēlum a plum coccyx a cuckoo cocētum a kind of food prepared from honey and poppies cochlacae round stones from a river; resembling snails; shells cōchlĕa cōchlĕar cochlis a precious stone like a snail-shell in form cochloe a kind of shell-fishes with spiral shells; N. cr cocĭātor a broker cŏcĭbĭlis cŏcīnātōrĭus cōcĭo a broker; factor cōcĭōnātūra brokery cōcĭōnor v. dep. to be a broker cōclĕa a snail cŏclĕar a spoon; a measure for liquids; a spoonful