consūtum consūtus contābĕfăcĭo v. a. to waste away, to wear out, consume contābesco v. inch. n. to waste away gradually, to be consumed, pine away contăbŭlātĭo a joining of boards together, a flooring, planking; a flo...; folds, tucks contăbŭlo v. a. to furnish; cover with boards contābundus contactus contactus a touching, touch, contact; a touching of something unclean, a contagion, infec… contāges contact, touch contāgĭo a touching, contact, touch; a contacl with something physically; morally unclea… contāgĭōsus adj. contagious contāgĭum contāmen contāmĭnābĭlis adj. that may be polluted; defiled contāmĭnātĭo A polluting, contamination, defilement; Corruption, disease contāmĭnātor a defiler, polluter contāmĭnātus P. a. contāmĭno v. a. to bring into contact, touch; To deteriorate by mingling, corrupt, contaminate,… contanter adv. contārĭi a kind of soldiers armed with pikes, pike-bearers contātio contātus P. a. contātus a soldier armed with a pike; pole contechnor v. dep. to devise plots, contrive tricks contectus contĕgo v. a. to cover, to cover up; over contĕmĕro v. a. to stain, pollute, defile contemnenter in a contemptuous manner contemnĭfĭcus adj. despising, contemptuous, scornful contemno v. a. to consider a person; thing as unimportant; of small valu...; to slight, speak … contempĕrātĭo a proper; suitable mixture contempĕro v. a. to moderate; temper by mixing contemplābĭlis adj. aiming, taking aim contemplābundus adj. considering; contemplating attentively contemplātĭo an attentive considering, a viewing, surveying, contempla... contemplātīvus adj. contemplative, speculative; theoretical contemplātor An observer, surveyor; A contemplator, an observer contemplātōrĭus contemplātrix she who observes; contemplates contemplātus contemplātus A consideration, contemplation, observance; Regard, respect contemplo v. a. to survey, behold, observe, consider, contemplate contemplor v. dep. to look at, view attentively, to survey, behold, gaze upo... contempŏrālis adj., contemporary; subst., a contemporary contempŏrānĕus adj. contemporary; subst., a contemporary contempŏro v. n. to be at the same time, to be contemporary contemptē adv. P. a. fin contemptĭbĭlis adj. contemptible contemptĭbĭlĭtas contemptibleness contemptim adv. contemptuously, with contempt, scornfully; N. cr contemptĭo a despising; disregard, contempt, scorn, disdain contemptor he who puts small value upon; makes light of a thing, a c...; a proud, disdainf… contemptrix she who puts small value upon a thing, a despiser, contemner contemptus Part. and P. a contemptus a despising, contemning; contempt, scorn; Act., a despising; Pass., a being des… contendo v. a. and n. to stretch, stretch out vigorously, to draw tight, strain; to tune by stretchin… contĕnēbrasco v. inch. to become; grow very dark contĕnēbresco v. inch. to grow dark contĕnēbro v. a. to make very dark, to darken contentē adv. P. a. fin contentē adv. P. a. fin contentĭo an eager stretching, a straining, exertion; tension, effo... contentĭōsē adv. contentĭōsus adj. pertaining to contention, contentious, disputatious, head... contentus P. a. stretched, strained, exerted contentus P. a. contented, content contĕrēbro v. a. to pierce; bore through Contĕrĕbrŏmĭus Libya, which Bacchus traversed; where much wine is pressed contermĭno v. n. to be a borderer, to border upon contermĭnum contermĭnus adj., bordering upon, neighboring, having a common border conternans P. a. conternātĭo a placing of three things together conterno v. a. to put three things together, to make threefold; P. a; th... contĕro v. a. to grind, bruise, pound, to crumble, separate into small ...; to diminish by r… conterrānĕus a fellow-countryman conterrĕo v. a. to terrify greatly, to frighten conterrĭto v. freq. a. to frighten much; greatly conterrĭtus contessĕrātĭo the contracting of friendship contessĕro v. n. to contract friendsnip by means of the contestātĭo an attesting, proving by witness, testimony; a formal ent...; An earnest entrea… contestātĭuncŭla a short speech contestātus contestĭfĭcans attesting at the same time contestor v. dep. to take; call to witness; proved by witness, tried contexo v. a. and n. Act., to weave, entwine, braid, join together; to interwe...; to treat of; P. a… contextim adv. in a connected manner, connectedly contextĭo A joining, putting together; A preparing, composing contextor one who puts a writing together, a composer, author contextus P. a. contextus a joining; putting together, a connection; connection, coherence conthērŏlĕta a fellow-destroyer of wild beasts contĭcĕo v. n. to be silent, be still contĭcesco v. inch. to become still, to cease speaking; sounding; to become still; quiet, come to r… contĭcĭnĭum the first part of the night, the evening contĭcisco contĭfĭces spearmen contĭger a spear-bearer, a lancer