concĭlĭātĭo A connection, union; An acquiring, procuring concĭlĭātor He who provides, prepares; causes a thing; an author, fou...; A procurer concĭlĭātrīcŭla that which concitiates, unites concĭlĭātrix that which occasions, produces, procures; she who unites; conciliates; a match-… concĭlĭātūra the trade of procurer, pimping, pandering concĭlĭātus P. a. concĭlĭātus a union; a connection concĭlĭcĭātus adj. clothed in a garment of hair concĭlĭo v. a. To bring together several objects into one whole, to unit...; absol., to procur… concĭlĭum a collection of people, an association, gathering, union,... concĭnens P. a. concĭnentĭa musical harmony, concord; symmetry concĭnĕrātus adj. sprinkled with ashes concingo v. a. to gird, surround completely concinnātĭcĭus adj. skilfully prepared concinnātĭo an adjusting, preparing; a making, composing concinnātor An arranger, disposer; A maker, contriver, author, inventor concinnē adv. concinnĭtas a neat, elegant; skilful joining of several things; beauty of style, produced b… concinnĭter adv. concinnĭtūdo beauty of style concinno v. a. to join fitly together, to order, arrange appropriately, ...; to prepare, cause… concinnus adj. fitly, skilfully put together; joined, well adjusted, bea...; suited to, fit, a… concĭno v. n. and a. Neutr., to sing, play; sound together, in concert; harmon...; Act., to cause to… concĭo concĭo concĭpĭlo v. a. to seize, take, catch concĭpĭo v. a. to take; lay hold of, to take to one's self, to take in, ... concīsē adv. P. a. fin concīsĭo a cutting; a cutting to pieces, destruction concīsor one who cuts down; fells concīsōrĭus adj. suitable for cutting concīsūra A dividing, distributing; A hollow, chink, cleft concīsus P. a concĭtāmentum an incentive concĭtātē adv. P. a. fin concĭtātĭo a hastening, quick movement concĭtātor one who excites; rouses, a mover, exciter concĭtātrix adj. that which excites; stirs up concĭtātus P. a. concĭtātus impulse concĭto v. freq. a. to move violently, to put in violent; quick motion, to st...; P. a concĭtor he who rouses; excites, an exciter concĭtus concĭtus an inciting, spurring on; impetuosity, haste concĭuncŭla concīvis a fellow-citizen conclāmans P. a. conclāmātĭo a loud shouting; calling of many persons together, a shout conclāmātus P. a. conclāmĭto v. freq. to call, cry out loudly conclāmo v. n. and a. , to cry; call out together; To call; cry out together; in a body; To call toge… conclausus conclāvātae conclāve a room, chamber, dining hall, cage for animals, stall; co... conclāvo to nail together conclērĭcus a fellow-clergyman conclūdenter conclūdo v. a. to shut up closely, to close up, enclose, confine; in; in conclūsĭo A shutting up, closing; A conclusion, end conclūsĭuncŭla a trifling; captious conclusion, a sophism conclūsīvē adv. in form of a conclusion, conclusively conclūsūra a joining, connection conclūsus conclūsus a shutting up concoctĭo digestion concoctus concoenātĭo concŏlōna she who inhabits the same town; house with one, a female ... concŏlor of the same color; Like, similar concŏlōrans adj. of the same color concŏlōrus concŏmĭtor v. dep. to attend, accompany; accompanied concōpŭlo v. a. to join, unite concŏquo v. a. To boil; seethe together; To digest concordābĭlis adj. easily according, harmonizing concordātĭo concord, unanimity concordē adv. concordantly, in harmony concordĭa an agreeing together, union, harmony, concord Concordĭa The goddess of Concord; to whom several temples were dedi... concordĭālis adj. of or pertaining to concord; union Concordĭālis a priest of Concordia concordis concordĭtas concord concordĭter adv. concordo v. n. and a. Neutr., to agree together, to be united, be of one mind, ...; Act., to bring in… concorpŏrālis adj., of; belonging to the same body; company concorpŏrātĭo a union, harmony concorpŏrĭfĭcātus adj. united in one body, incorporated concorpŏro v. a. to unite in one body, to incorporate concors adj. of the same mind, united, agreeing, concordant, harmonious; harmoniously, amica… concrasso v. a. to thicken, make thick concrĕātus adj., created together concrēbresco v. inch. n. to become frequent, increase, gather strength concrēdo v. a. to intrust, consign, commit to concrēdŭo concrĕmātĭo a burning up, conflagration concrēmentum a mixture concrĕmo v. a. to burn up, consume concrĕpātĭo a noise, rattling