compāgo compāgus one belonging to the nearest village compalpo v. a. to stroke; caress compar adj. like; equal to another; Subst. comm; an equal; a companion compărābĭlis adj. that may be compared; comparable compărātē adv. compărātĭcĭus adj. comparable compărātĭcĭus adj. furnished by contribution compărātĭo a comparing; comparison compărātĭo A preparing; providing for; preparation; A procuring; gaining; acquiring compărātīvē adv. compărātīvus adj. pertaining to comparison; depending on comparison; compar...; words in the comp… compărātor a purchaser compărātor a comparer compăratus a relation; proportion comparco v. a. to save; husband well; lay up; to abstain; forbear compārĕo v. n. to be perfectly evident; apparent; to appear; N. cr; to be present; be in exist… compărĭlis adj. equal; like compăro v. a. to couple together in the same relation; to connect in pa... compăro v. a. To prepare something with zeal; care; to make ready; To procure what one does n… compartĭceps adj. partaking; participants together compartĭor v. dep. to divide something with one; to share compartŭrĭo v. n. to be associated in childbirth compasco v. n. and a. To feed together; feed in common; To feed; pasture compascŭus adj. pertaining to common pasturage compassĭbĭlis adj. suffering with one compassĭo fellow-suffering; fellow-feeling compastor a fellow-herdsman compastus compătĭor v. dep. To suffer with one; To have compassion; to feel pity compatrĭōta a fellow-citizen compātrōnus a fellow-patron compauper a companion in poverty; fellow-pauper compăvesco v. inch. n. to be thoroughly terrified; to be very much afraid compăvĭo v. a. beaten compeccātor a fellow-sinner compecco v. n. to err; commit a fault together compĕciscor compectum compĕdes compĕdĭo v. a. to fetter; shackle compĕdus adj. fettering; shackling compellātĭo an accosting; a reprimand; reproof; rebuke compello v. a. to drive together to a place; to collect; assemble compello v. a. to accost one; to accost; address; to address one reproachfully; abusively; to … compendĭārĭus adj. short compendĭfăcio compendĭo v. a. To shorten; abridge; to shorten the way of life for one; to kill him compendĭōsē adv. compendĭōsus adj. Advantageous; Abridged; short; brief compendĭum that which; is weighed together; kept together; A sparing; saving in any thing … compendo v. a. to weigh; balance together compensātĭo a weighing; balancing of several things together; a balancing of accounts; a re… compensātīvus adj. serving for compensating compensātō adv. compenso v. a. to poise; weigh several things with one another; to equal...; to shorten; spare… comperco compĕrēgrīnus a fellowstranger compĕrendĭnātĭo a deferring of the time; of trial; to the third day; delay compĕrendĭnātus compĕrendĭno v. a. to cite a defendant to a new time of trial; appointed on ... compĕrendĭnus adj. the third following day to which a trial was deferred compĕrĕo to perish together compĕrĭo v. a. to disclose wholly; lay open; to obtain a knowledge of a ... compĕrĭor v. dep. to ascertain; learn; obtain certain knowledge that compernis adj. with the knees bent inwards; knock-kneed comperpĕtŭus adj. coeternal compertē adv. compertus compertus experience; personal knowledge compēs fetter; shackle; for the feet; fetlers; bonds; bands compes compesco v. a. to fasten together; to confine; hold in check; to tread; stamp; to suppress; re… compĕtens compĕtenter adv. compĕtentĭa a meeting together; agreement; conjunction; aspect compĕtītĭo An agreement; A judicial demand; Rivalry compĕtītor a rival; a plaintiff compĕtītrix a female competitor compĕto v. a. and n. to strive after something in company; together; to meet; come together compĕtum compīlātĭo a raking together; pillaging; plundering compīlātor a plunderer; an epithet of Virgil compīlo v. a. to snatch together and carry off; to plunder; pillage compingo v. a. To join; unite several parts into one whole; to put together; to confine; lock … compingo v. a. to paint over compinguesco v. inch. n. to thicken to a solid substance compĭtālāris compĭtālĭcĭus adj. belonging to the compĭtālis adj. pertaining to the cross-ways compĭtum a place where several ways meet; a cross - way; cross - road; an altar raised a… complăcĕo v. n. To be pleasing at the same time; to please also; To be very pleasing to; please… complāco v. a. to conciliate greatly complānātor one who makes level complāno v. a. to make even; level; plain complantātĭo a planting complanto v. a. to plant together complătōnĭcus a fellow-Platonist complaudo v. n. to applaud together complecto