praesĭdĭālis praesĭdĭārĭus adj. that serves for defence; protection; belonging to the governor of a province; g… praesĭdĭātus praesĭdĭŏlum a small garrison praesĭdĭor v. dep. to watch; guard praesĭdĭum a presiding over; defence; protection praesignātĭo a presignifying praesignātor one who marks out; designates beforehand praesignĭfĭcātĭo a showing; signifying beforehand; presignification praesignĭfĭco v. a. to show; signify beforehand; to foreshow praesignis adj. distinguished before; above others; remarkable praesigno v. a. to mark before praesĭlĭo praesĭpĭo v. a. to feel beforehand; have a presentiment of praesŏlĭdus adj. very solid; very firm; very constant; steadfast praesŏno v. n. and a. To sound before; To sound louder than; to sound above praespargo v. a. to scatter; strew before praespĕcŭlor v. dep. to examine into beforehand praespergo praespēro v. a. to hope beforehand praespĭcĭo v. a. to look at before; to regard beforehand praestābĭlis adj. preeminent; distinguished; excellent Praestāna the goddess of excellence praestans P. a. praestanter adv. P. a. fin praestantĭa preeminence; superiority; excellence praestat praestātĭo a guaranty; warranty; payment praestātor a surety praestergus praesterno v. a. to strew; spread beforehand; to prepare praestĕs presiding; protecting; a protector praestīgĭae deceptions; illusions; jugglers' tricks praestigĭātor a juggler; cheat; deceiver praestigĭātrix she who plays tricks; juggles; deceives praestigĭo v. a. to deceive by juggling tricks praestigĭor v. dep. to practise sleight of hand praestigĭōsus adj. full of deceitful tricks; delusive praestigĭum a delusion; illusion; trick praestinguo praestĭno v. a. to buy; purchase praestĭtor a giver praestĭtŭo v. a. to determine; appoint beforehand; to prescribe praestĭtus praestō adj. at hand; ready; present; Chaer; to arrive; appear praesto v. n. and a. to stand before; in front praestōlātio the waiting for; expectation praestōlor v. dep. n. to stand ready for; to wait for; expect praestrangŭlo v. a. to choke; deprive of breath praestrictĭo a binding fast; binding up praestrictus praestringo v. a. to bind fast; hard; to bind praestructim adv. with preparation praestructĭo a foundation; preparation praestructūra a foundation; preparation praestructus P. a. praestrŭo v. a. to build before; to lay a foundation; to make ready; prepare beforehand; prepar… praestultus adj. extremely foolish praestŭpesco v. inch. n. to be greatly astonished praestŭpĭdus adj. very senseless; very stupid praestus praesūdo v. n. to sweat before; to exert one's self beforehand praesul one who leaps; dances before others; a dancer in public; a presider; president;… praesŭlātus the office of a superintendent praesŭlor v. n. to be a superintendent praesulsus adj. salted very much; very salt praesultātor one who leaps; dances before others; a public dancer praesulto v. n. to leap; dance before praesultor one who leaps; dances before others; a public dancer praesum v. n. to be before; to be set over; to preside; Appropriate; pertinent; timely praesūmenter adv. confidently; boldly praesūmo v. a. to take before; take first; beforehand; To presume; take for granted; suppose; … praesumptĭo A taking beforehand; a using; enjoying in advance; a taking up and answering in… praesumptĭōsē adv. boldly; presumptuously praesumptĭōsus adj. full of boldness praesumptīvē adv. presumptuously praesumptor One; who takes possession beforehand; a preoccupier; A bold; confident; reckless praesumptōrĭus adj. boldly; confidently; presumptuously praesumptrix a presumptuous person praesumptŭōsē praesumptŭōsus praesumptus P. a. praesŭo v. a. to sew over; sew up; to cover over praesurgo v. n. to rise beforehand praesuspecto v. a. to suspect beforehand praesūtus praetactus praetaedescit v. impers. it disgusts beforehand praetaesus feeling disgust beforehand praetango v. a. to touch beforehand; previously; to attack praetectĭo a covering over praetectus praetĕgo v. a. to cover over; to shelter; protect praetempto praetendo v. a. to stretch forth; forward; to extend; shooting forth; set out; stationed praetĕner adj. very soft; tender praetentātus a groping; feeling out one's way praetento v. a. To feel; search; grope out beforehand; To hold before one's self praetentūra a military guard on the boundaries of a province; a front...; A barricade praetentus