Corniscārum cornix a crow; to delude; deceive the most wary cornū a horn; a hard and; crooked growth upon the head of many mammifer...; power, co… cornŭālis adj. pertaining to horns cornŭārĭus a maker of horns; trumpets cornŭātus adj. horn-like, horn-shaped Cornūcōpĭae cornŭlum a little horn cornum the cornelcherry cornum cornupĕta adj. comm., pushing; goring with the horns cornus a cornel cherry-tree; a javelin made of cornelwood cornus Cornus a city on the western coast of Sardinia cornūtus adj. horned; a horned syllogism, a sophistical conclusion, sophism Cornūtus a Roman; a grammarian; a prætor during the consulate of Cŏroebus son of Mygdon of Phrygia, who freed Cassandra. and fought... cŏrolla a little crown; garland cŏrollārĭa a female merchant of flower-garlands; a title of a drama ... cŏrollārĭum Money paid for a garland of flowers; a gift, present, douceur, gratuity cŏrōna a garland, chaplet, wreath; a crown; of objects in the form of a crown Cŏrōnae name of the two daughters of the Theban Orion Cŏrōnaeus Cŏrōnaeus cŏrōnālis adj. pertaining to a crown cŏrōnāmen a wreathing, crowning cŏrōnāmentum flowers for crowns; garlands; The garland; crown itself cŏrōnārĭus adj. belonging to a wreath; a present of gold collected in the... cŏrōnātor a crowner Cŏrōnē adj. a city on the west coast of the Messenian bay; Coronean; ... Cŏrōnēa a town in Bœotia, west of Lake Copais cŏrōnĕŏla an autumnal rose Cŏrōneus a king in Phocis, father of Corone, who was changed to a ... Cŏrōnīdes cŏrōnĭŏla a kind of autumnal rose cŏrōnis a curved line; flourish formed with a pen, which writers ... Cŏrōnis daughter of the Thessalian Phlegyas, mother of Æsculapius...; the son of Coronis cŏrōno v. a. to furnish with a garland; crown, to crown, wreathe; Mid; to surround, encompas… cŏrōnŏpūs crowfoot; buckshorn-plantain cŏrōnŭla The ornament on a mitre; The rim; border of the base of a laver; A little crown… corpŏrālis adj. corporeal, pertaining to the body; corporally, bodily corpŏrālĭtas corporality corpŏrālĭter adv. corpŏrasco v. inch. n. to assume a body, become incarnate corpŏrātĭo an assuming of a body, incarnation corpŏrātīvus adj. pertaining to the forming of a body corpŏrātūra the corporeal nature; structure corpŏrātus corpŏrĕus adj. corporeal corpŏrĭcīda a butcher corpŏro v. a. to make; fashion into a body, to furnish with a body; part. perf corpŏrōsus adj. corpulent, gross corpŭlentĭa corpulence, grossness; fleshiness of body; Corporeity corpŭlentus adj. corpulent, fleshy, fat; Physical, corporeal corpus any object composed of materials perceptible by the sense...; a whole composed … corpuscŭlum a little body corrādo v. a. to scrape; rake together; to procure with difficulty corrāsus corrătĭōnālĭtas analogy correctĭo an amendment, improvement, correction; the recalling of a word in order to use … corrector a corrector, improver; the title of a kind of land-bailiff, a governor correctūra the office of a correctus P. a. corrĕcumbens lying down with corrĕgĭōnāles the adjoining people corregno v. n. to reign; together with one corrēpo v. n. to creep; slink to a place, to creep; creep correptē adv. shortly correptĭo A laying hold of, seizing; A shortening, decreasing correpto v. n. freq. to creep correptor a reprover, censurer correptus corrĕsŭpīnātus bent backwards at the same time corrĕsuscĭto v. a. to raise from the dead together corrĕus a partaker in guilt, a joint criminal Corrhăgon a fortress in Macedonia corrīdĕo v. n. to laugh together; aloud corrīgĭa A shoe-tie, shoe-latchet; A rein for a horse corrĭgo v. a. to make straight, set right, bring into order; to improve, amend, correct, make… corrĭpĭo v. a. to seize; snatch up, to collect, to seize upon, take hold of corrīvālis a joint rival corrīvātĭo a drawing together of streams of water corrīvĭum the confluence of brooks corrīvo v. a. to conduct streams of water together, to draw together in... corrōbŏrāmentum a means of strengthening corrōbŏro v. a. to strengthen; invigorate, to make strong, to corroborate corrŏco a kind of fish corrōdo v. a. to gnaw, gnaw to pieces; ter corrŏgātĭo a bringing together corrŏgo v. a. to bring together by entreaty, to bring together, collect corrōsus corrŏtundo v. a. to make round, to round off; to make up a sum of money corrūda wild asparagus corrūgis adj. having wrinkles; folds, corrugate corrūgo v. a. to make full of wrinkles, to wrinkle, corrugate corrūgus corrumpo v. a. To destroy, ruin, waste, bring to naught; to corrupt, mar, injure, spoil, adult… corrŭo v. n. and a. Act., to bring to the ground, to heap together, overthrow... corruptē adv. P. a. fin corruptēla that which corrupts, a corrupting, corruption, seduction,...