strŏbus A tree in Carmania; yielding an odoriferous gum; Another name of the strōma a bedcovering; coverlet; miscellaneous writings Strŏmăteus the writer of miscellanies; a surname of Clemens of Alexa... strombus a kind of spiral snail strongўla a bust strongўlē a kind of alum Strongўlē one of the Lipari islands; Stromboli Strongўlĭon a Grecian sculptor strŏpha A strophe; A trick; artifice Strŏphădes two islands lying off the coast of Messenia; at first cal... strŏphĭārĭus a maker of; dealer in strŏphĭŏlum a small wreath; chaplet strŏphĭum A band; breast-band; stay; A head-band; chaplet; A rope Strŏphĭus a king of Phocis; father of Pylades strŏphōma the bellyache; gripes; colic strŏphōsus adj. that has the gripes strŏphus the bellyache; gripes; colic stroppus structē adv. structĭlis adj. belonging to building; that is built; constructed; that i... structĭo a joining together; building; erecting; apparatus structor One who erects a building; a builder; mason; One who spreads the table; serves … structōrĭus adj. belonging to building; architectural structūra a fitting together; adaptation; adjustment; an arrangement; order; structure structus structus a heap; pile strŭes a heap; pile; piles of wood; a heap of little offering-cakes strufertārĭi they who make offerings near a tree that has been struck ... struix a heap; pile strūma a scrofulous tumor; struma Strūma a Roman surname strūmātĭcus adj. having a struma strūmĕa an herb that cures the struma strūmella a small struma strūmentum strūmōsus adj. having a struma strūmus a plant that cures the struma strŭo v. a. to place by; upon each other; to pile up; arrange struppĕārĭa struppus a band; thong; strap strūthĕus adj. belonging to sparrows; sparrow-apples strūthĭo strūthĭŏcămēlĭnus adj. belonging to an ostrich strūthĭŏcămēlus an ostrich struthĭon a plant; soapwort strūthŏpūs adj. sparrow-footed; having small feet strychnos a kind of nightshade Strȳmon The river Strymon; in Macedonia; on the borders of Thrace; Thrace Stubera a city in Macedonia stŭdĕo v. a. and n. to be eager; to take pains about; be diligent in stŭdĭŏlum A little study; a little piece of composition; A little study; a little room; c… stŭdĭōsē adv. stŭdĭōsus adj. eager; fond stŭdĭum a busying one's self about; application to; assiduity stultē adv. stultĭfĭco v. a. to turn into foolishness stultĭlŏquentĭa silly talk; babbling; stultiloquence stultĭlŏquĭum silly talk; babbling; stultiloquy stultĭlŏquus adj. talking foolishly; babbling stultĭtĭa folly; foolishness; simplicity stultĭvĭdus adj. simple-sighted; that sees things in a foolish light stultus adj. foolish; simple; silly; a fool; foolishly; sillily stūpa stŭpĕfăcĭo v. a. to make stupid; senseless; to benumb stŭpĕfīo stŭpeo v. n. and a. to be struck senseless; to be stunned; benumbed; to be st...; to be astonished;… stŭpesco v. inch. n. to grow astonished; become amazed stūpĕus stŭpĭdĭtas senselessness; dullness; stupidity stŭpĭdo v. a. to confound; amaze; astonish stŭpĭdus adj. struck; senseless; confounded stŭpor numbness; dulness; insensibility; stupidity; dulness; stupidity; stolidity stŭpōrātus adj. regarded with amazement; wonder stuppa the coarse part of flax; tow; hards stuppārĭus adj. belonging to tow; tow- stuppĕus adj. made; consisting of tow stūprātor a defiler; debaucher; ravisher stūprē adv. shamefully stūpro v. a. to defile; to dishonor; to debauch; deflour stūprōsus adj. unchaste; debauched; corrupt stūprum defilement; disgrace; disgrace; debauchery; lewdness Stura a river of Cisalpine Gaul; that flows into the Po near Turin Sturii a German tribe; who held an island in the Rhine Sturium an island in the Mediterranean; near the coast of Gaul Sturnīni a people of Calabria sturnīnus adj. speckled; like a starling sturnus a starling; stare Stўgĭālis Stўgĭus stўlŏbătes the pedestal of a column; row of columns; a stylobate stўlus stymma the chief ingredient; foundation of an unguent Stymphālus a district in Arcadia; with a town; mountain Stўphĕlus a Centaur stypsis the contracting power; tendency styptērĭa alum styptĭcus adj. astringent; styptic stўrax a tree; and also the resinous gum of that tree; storax; m... Styx A fountain in Arcadia; the icy-cold water of which caused...; a river in the in… Suāda