pectĭnātim adv. in the form of a comb; like the teeth of a comb pectĭnātor a comber; carder pectĭnātus P. a. pectĭno v. a. to comb; card; heckle; to harrow; combed; sloped two ways like a comb pectĭo a combing pectis a plant; called also pectĭtus pecto v. a. to comb; to give one a dressing; thrashing; woolly pectŏrālis adj. belonging to the breast; breast-; pectoral; a breast-plate pectŏrōsus adj. with a large; high breast; full-breasted pectuncŭlus a small scallop pectus the breast; the breast; the breastbone; breast pectuscŭlum a little breast Pectuscum Pălāti a part of Rome; breastwork pĕcu cattle pĕcŭālis adj. belonging to cattle pĕcŭārĭus adj. belonging to cattle pĕcŭasco pĕcŭātus adj. beastly; brutal pĕcŭda pĕcŭdālis adj. belonging to cattle Pĕcŭdĭfer adj. an epithet of Sylvanus pĕcŭīnus adj. of cattle; beastly; brutal pĕcūlātor an embezzler of public money; a peculator pĕcūlātōrĭus pĕcūlātus an embezzlement of public money; peculation pĕcūlĭāris adj. relating to private property pĕcūlĭārĭus adj. relating to private property pĕcūlĭātus P. a. pĕcūlĭo v. a. to give; for one's self; as one's private property pĕcūlĭŏlum a little private property pĕcūlĭōsus adj. having a large private property; wealthy pĕcūlĭum property in cattle; property; that which belongs to one's self; one's own pĕcūlor v. dep. n. to defraud the public; to embezzle the public money; to p... pĕcūnĭa property; riches; wealth; money pĕcūnĭālis adj. belonging to money; pecuniary pĕcūnĭārĭē adv. pĕcūnĭāris adj. belonging to money; pecuniary; relating to money pĕcūnĭārĭus adj. belonging to money; pecuniary; pecuniarily Pĕcūnĭŏla the surname of one P. Aurelius in the first Punic war pĕcūnĭōsus adj. that has much money; moneyed; rich; that brings money; gain ful pĕcus cattle; a herd pĕcus a single head of cattle; a beast; brute; a beast; brute pĕcus pĕcuscŭlum an animalcule pĕda a footstep pĕdālĭon a plant; called also pĕdālis adj. belonging to the foot; foot-; a slipper; of the size of a foot; of a foot; a fo… pĕdāmen a stake pĕdānĕus adj. of the size of a foot; a foot in length; breadth Pĕdānus pĕdārĭus adj. belonging to the foot; foot-; those senators who had not yet been entered by th… Pēdăsa a city in Caria pĕdātim adv. foot by foot; one foot after another pĕdātūra the space; extent of a foot pĕdātūra a prop pĕdātus pĕdātus an attack; a charge pĕdĕplāna rooms on the ground-floor pĕdēpressim adv. cautiously pĕdes one that is; goes on foot pĕdester adj. on foot; that goes; is done; not rising above the ground; not elevated pĕdĕtemptim adv. step by step; slowly; by degrees; gradually; cautiously Pĕdĭānus Pĕdĭātĭa a nickname of the Roman knight; on account of his effeminacy pĕdĭca a shackle; fetter; chain for the feet; a shackle; fetter pĕdīcellus a little louse pĕdĭcĭnus the foot of a press pĕdīclus pēdīco pĕdīcōsus adj. full of lice; lousy pĕdīcŭlāris adj. belonging to lice; pedicular; lousewort pĕdīcŭlārĭus adj. belonging to lice; pedicular pĕdīcŭlārĭus one who pressed the; with his foot; a time-marker pĕdīcŭlātĭo pĕdīcŭlo pĕdīcŭlōsus adj. full of lice; lousy pĕdīcŭlus a little foot; the foot-stalk; pedicle pĕdīcŭlus a louse; another name for the pĕdĭŏlus pĕdis a louse pĕdĭsĕqua pĕdĭsĕquus adj. that follows on foot; a male attendant; a footman; man-se... pĕdĭtastellus a wretched foot-soldier; tramp pĕdĭtātus foot-soldiers; foot; infantry pĕdĭto v. n. to go on foot pēdĭtum Pĕdĭus the name of a Roman; a joint-heir with Augustus to Cœsar's estate; grandson of … pĕdo v. a. to foot; to furnish with feet; ill set on his feet; To prop up trees; vines pēdo v. n. to break wind pĕdo one who has broad feet; a splay-foot Pĕdo a Roman surname pĕdocucullus a covering for the feet Pĕdūcaeus a Roman surname; a prœtor in Sicily when Cicero was quœst... pĕdūclus pĕdūcŭlātĭo pĕdūcŭlōsus pĕdūcŭlus a louse pĕdūlis adj. for the feet; a sole pĕdum a shepherd's crook; a sheep-hook