spīcĕus adj. consisting of ears of corn spīcĭfer adj. ear-bearing spīcĭlĕgĭum a gleaning; leasing spĭcĭo spiclum spīco v. a. to furnish with spikes; ears; shoot out spīcŭla a plant; called also; ground-pine spīcŭlātor spīcŭlo v. a. to sharpen to a point; to point spīcŭlum a little sharp point; sting; a dart; arrow; a javelin spīcŭlus adj. pointed spīcum spīna a thorn; the Egyptian blackthorn; sloe spīnālis adj. belonging to the spine; spinal spīnĕa a kind of vine spīnĕŏla a kind of small-leaved rose spīnesco v. n. inch. to grow thorny spīnētum a thorn hedge; a thicket of thorns spīnĕus adj. made of thorns; thorny Spīnĭensis a deity that guarded the fields against thorns spīnĭfer adj. thorn-bearing; thorny; prickly spīnĭger adj. thorn-bearing; thorny Spīno a small stream near Rome; to which divine honors were paid spīnōsĭtas thorniness spīnōsŭlus adj. dim; somewhat thorny; obscure spīnōsus adj. full of thorns; prickles; thorny; thorny spinter a kind of bracelet Spinthărus A slave and amanuensis of Cicero; An athlete spinther Spinther a Roman surname spintrĭa Spintum a town of Ethiopia spinturnīcĭum a little bird of ill-omen spinturnix an unsightly bird spīnŭla A little thorn; A little backbone; spine spīnus a blackthorn; sloe-tree Spīo a sea - nymph; daughter of Nereus and Doris spĭŏnĭa a kind of grape-vine spĭŏnĭcus adj. belonging to the spīra That which is wound; wreathed; coiled; A confused crowd of men spīrābĭlis adj. that may be breathed; good to breathe; breathable spīrācŭlum a breathinghole; air - hole; vent spīraea the herb meadowsweet Spīraeum a promontory of Argolis; on the Saronic Gulf spīrāmen A breathing - hole; passage for the breath; air-hole; a breathing; blowing spīrāmentum A breathing-hole; airhole; vent; A breathing; blowing; exhaling spīrātĭo a breathing; the breath spīrātus a breathing; breath Spīrĭdĭon a surname of the rhetorician Glycon spīrĭtālis adj. belonging to breathing; to wind; to air; belonging to spirit; spiritual; spirit… spīrĭtālĭtas spirituality spīrĭtālĭter adv. spīrĭtŭālis spīrĭtus a breathing; gentle blowing; a breath spīro v. n. and a. to breathe; blow; to breathe out; exhale; emit spīrŭla a small twisted cake; cracknel spissāmentum a stopple; plug spissātĭo condensation; packing spissē adv. spissesco v. inch. n. to become thick; to thicken; condense spissĭgrădus adj. slow-paced spissĭtas compactness; density spissĭtūdo thickness; density; consistency spisso v. a. to thicken; make thick; condense; to urge on; hasten; to perform spissus adj. thick; crowded; close; hard; difficult spĭthăma a span splanchnoptes the roaster of entrails; a bronze statue by Styppax splēn the milt; spleen splendentia brilliancy splendĕo v. n. to shine; be bright; to gleam; glitter; to shine; to be bright; P. a splendesco v. inch. n. to become bright; shining; to derive lustre splendĭco v. n. to shine; glitter; sparkle splendĭdē adv. splendĭdo v. a. to make shining; bright; to brighten splendĭdus adj. bright; shining; glittering splendĭfĭcē adv. brightly; splendidly splendĭfĭco v. a. to make bright; to brighten; illumine splendĭtĕnens adj. resplendent splendor sheen; brightness; brilliance; lustre; dignity; excellence splendōrĭfer adj. bringing brightness splēnētĭcus adj. affected with spleen; splenetic splēnĭātus adj. plastered; having a plaster; patch on splēnĭcus adj. splenetic; subst; a person affected with spleen; a splenetic splēnītes a splenetic person splēnĭum Milt-waste; spleenwort; A plaster; patch spŏdĭum the dross of metals; slag; scoria; ashes spŏdos dross; slag; scoria Spōlētĭum a city of Umbria; Spoleto spŏlĭābĭlis adj. that can be stripped off spŏlĭārĭum a place in the amphitheatre where the clothes were stripp...; a den of robbers;… spŏlĭātĭo a pillaging; robbing; plundering spŏlĭātor a robber; pillager; plunderer spŏlĭātrix she that robs; pillages; spoils spŏlĭātus P. a. spŏlĭo v. a. to strip; to deprive of covering; rob of clothing; to rob; plunder; pillage spŏlĭum the spoil; the skin; hide; the arms; armor stripped from a defeated enemy; booty sponda the frame spondaeus spondăĭcus spondālĭum a sacrificial hymn; accompanied by the flute; N. cr