collaevo collapsĭo a falling together; precipitation collapsus collāre a band; chain for the neck; a collar; abl collāris adj. pertaining to the neck collātātus P. a. extended; diffuse collătĕro v. a. to admit on both sides Collātĭa an ancient town of the Sabines; in the vicinity of Rome; ...; of Collatia; the … collātĭcĭus adj. brought together; raised by contribution; mingled Collātīnus collātĭo a bringing together; collecting; a hostile meeting; a contribution; collection collātitĭus collātīvus adj. brought; carried together; collected; a contribution in money collātor He who bears; brings; places together; One who compares; a comparer collātro v. a. to bark; yelp fiercely at collātus collātus a bringing together; an attack; in the affray; A contributing; to knowledge; te… collaudābĭlis adj. worthy of praise in every respect collaudātĭo warm praise collaudātor one who praises warmly collaudo v. a. to praise; commend very much; extol highly collaxo v. a. to make loose collecta adj. A contribution in money; A meeting; assemblage collectācŭlum a place of assembling; a receptacle; reservoir collectānĕus adj. gathered; collected together collectārĭus a money-changer; banker; cashier collectē adv. collectĭcĭus adj. collected; gathered together; gathered hastily without se... collectim adv. summarily; briefly collectĭo a collecting together; a swelling; abscess collectītĭus collectīvus adj. Collected; gathered together collector a fellow-student collectus P. a. collectus a collection; N. cr. collēga one who is chosen at the same time with another; a colleague; associate; compan… collēgātārĭus a person to whom is bequeathed a legacy in common with ot... collēgĭālis adj. collegial collēgĭārĭus adj. collegial collēgĭātus he who is with one in a society; college; corporation collēgĭum the connection of associates; colleagues; colleagueship; persons united by the … collēma that which is glued; cemented together colleprōsus a fellow-leper collētĭcus adj. suitable for gluing; sticking together collētis a plant collēvo v. a. make entirely smooth; to smooth collīberta a fellowfreedwoman collībertus a fellowfreedman collĭbet v. impers. it pleases; it is agreeable collībro v. a. to measure off; bis collĭcellus a very little hill collĭciae channels; drains; gutters for conducting water in the fields collĭcĭāris adj. pertaining to water-channels collĭcŭlus a little hill collīdo v. a. to clash; strike; dash; battered; beaten; bruised; to bring into collision; int… collĭga a place for gathering nitrum collĭgātē collĭgātĭo a binding together; connection collĭgo v. a. to bind; tie; fasten together; tie the prisoner collĭgo v. a. to gather; collect together into a whole; to a point collīmĭtānĕus adj. bordering upon collīmĭtĭum the boundary between two countries collīmĭto to border upon collimo collīna hilly land Collīna goddess of hills collīnĕo v. a. to direct something in a straight line; to aim; To take a right aim; in a direc… collĭno v. a. to besmear; to cover over; defile collīnus adj. pertaining to a hill; found; growing on a hill; pertaining to the hills in the … collīphĭum collĭquĕfactus made fluid; liquefied; dissolved collĭquesco v. inch. n. to become fluid; to liquefy; melt; to melt into tears collĭquĭae collis high ground; a hill; a chain of mountains collīsĭo a dashing; striking together; a concussion collīsus collīsus a striking together; collision collĭtus collŏcātĭo a putting together; arrangement; a setting up; an endowing; giving in marriage collŏco v. a. to place together; to arrange; to station collŏcŭplēto v. a. to make very rich; to enrich; to embellish; enrich; adorn collŏcūtĭo familiar; private; conversation collŏcūtor he who talks with another collŏquĭum a conversation; conference; discourse collŏquor v. dep. to talk together; converse; to hold a conversation collŭbet collŭbus collūcĕo v. n. to give light on every side; to shine brightly; to be who...; to shine; be resp… collūcesco v. inch. n. to lighten up; to become clear; intelligible collūco v. a. to make light; to clear; thin a forest colluctātĭo a wrestling; struggling; contending with something; the death struggle; an embr… colluctātor a wrestler; an anlagonist; adversary colluctor v. n. to struggle; contend; wrestle with collūdĭum A sporting; playing together; A secret; deceptive understanding; collusion collūdo v. n. to play; sport together; play with; to keep up false appearances with one to th… collūgĕo v. n. to lament; grieve together collum the neck; the neck of a flask; bottle; the poppy collūmĭno v. a. to illuminate on all sides collŭo v. a. to wash thoroughly; wash out; rinse; to wash up; by the waves collurchĭnātĭo gross gluttony; gormandizing