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obtento obtentus obtentus A drawing; spreading; placing before; A covering; cover; veil obtĕro v. a. To bruise; crush; break to pieces; to crush; trample on; degrade; To rub obtestātĭo an adjuring; conjuring; an engaging; obliging; an earnest entreaty; adjuration obtestātus obtestor v. dep. to call as a witness; to protest; assert; to conjure by calling to witness; to … obtexo v. a. To weave to; over; To weave over; to overspread; cover obtĭcentĭa a pause; sudden break obtĭcĕo v. n. to be silent obtĭcesco v. inch. n. to become; be struck silent; to be silent obtĭgo obtĭnentĭa a holding fast; possession obtĭnĕo v. a. and n. to maintain itself; to hold; prevail; last obtingo v. a. and n. to touch; strike; to fall to one's lot; ut obtinnĭo v. n. to tingle obtorpeo v. n. to be numb obtorpesco v. inch. n. to become numb; stiff; to be benumbed; become insensible obtorquĕo v. a. To turn towards; to turn; To turn round; twist; writhe obtortĭo a twisting; writhing; distortion obtortus obtractat obtractātĭo the touch; the handling obtrăho v. a. to draw; turn towards obtrectātĭo an envious detracting; disparaging; detraction; disparage... obtrectātor a detractor; traducer; disparager obtrectātus detraction; disparagement obtrecto v. n. and a. to detract from through envy; to disparage; underrate; de... obtrītĭo contrition obtrītus obtrītus a bruising; crushing obtrūdo v. a. to thrust into; against obtruncātĭo a cutting away; trimming; pruning obtrunco v. a. to cut off; lop away; to trim; prune; to cut down; cut to pieces; kill obtrūsĭo a thrusting in obtŭĕor To look at; gaze upon; to look down; To see; behold; perceive obtŭĭtus obtundo v. a. To strike; beat against; to beat; To blunt; dull obtunsĭo a beating upon; a banging; belaboring obtunsus P. a. obtūrācŭlum a stopper; stopple obtūrāmentum a stopper; bung obtūrātĭo a stopping up obturbātĭo perturbation obturbātor a troubler; disturber obturbo v. a. to stir up; make turbid; to throw into disorder; confusion; to disorder; confuse obturgesco v. inch. n. to begin to swell; to swell up obtūro v. a. to stop up; to close; to assuage; allay obtūsē adv. P. a. fin obtūsĭangŭlus having an obtuse angle obtūsĭo a crushing; bruising; Bluntness; dulness obtūsus P. a. obtūtus a seeing; looking at; upon; The eye ŏbultrōnĕus adj. voluntary ŏbumbrācŭlum an obscuration; darkening ŏbumbrātĭo a shading; darkening; an obscuring ŏbumbrātrix she that shades; darkens ŏbumbro v. a. to overshadow; to shade ŏbuncātus adj. bent inward ŏbunctŭlus adj. dim; slightly anointed; soiled ŏbunctus anointed obuncŭlus ŏbuncus adj. bent in; hooked ŏbundans overflowing ŏbundātĭo an overflowing; inundation ŏbustus burnt around; burnt; hardened in the fire obvāgĭo v. n. to whine; whimper about obvāgŭlātum obvāgŭlo v. a. to demand aloud obvallo v. a. to surround with a wall; rampart; to fortify; intrench obvārĭcātor obvāro v. n. to be opposed to; to cross; thwart obvēlo v. a. to cover over; hide obvĕnĭentĭa chance; accident obvĕnĭo v. n. to come before; in the way of; to meet obventīcĭus adj. accidental obventĭo income; revenue obventus a meeting obverbĕro v. a. to beat soundly; to bang obversĭo a turning towards; offering obversor v. dep. to take position opposite; over against; to oppose one's ...; To oppose; withst… obversus P. a. obverto v. a. To turn; towards; against; to turn one's self to; towards; turn to obvĭam adv. in the way; towards; against; at hand; within reach; to meet obvĭgĭlo v. n. to be watchful; vigilant; N. cr obvĭo v. n. to meet obvĭŏlo v. a. to violate obvĭus adj. in the way; so as to meet; meeting; to be in the way of; where one can meet ano… obvŏlĭto v. n. to fly; flit around; to run obvŏlūtātus entangled obvŏlūtĭo a wrapping round; enveloping; an envelope obvŏlūtus obvolvo v. a. to wrap round; muffle up; cover all over occa a harrow occăbus an armlet; a collar occaecātĭo a hiding; concealing occaeco v. a. to make blind; to blind; to deprive of sight occaedes occălesco v. inch. n. to become warm occallātus adj. rendered callous; indurated; blunted