suscĭtābŭlum a stimulant; incitement suscĭtātĭo an awakening; resuscitation suscĭtātor an awakener suscĭto v. a. to lift up; raise; elevate Sūsĭānē Sūsĭāni sūsĭnātus adj. made from lilies sūsĭnus adj. made of lilies Sūsis suspectātĭo suspectĭo a looking up to; an esteeming highly suspecto v. freq. a. and n. to look up at; to look up; to watch; observe; to mistrust; suspect; apprehend suspectō adv. in a manner to excite suspicion; suspiciously suspector suspector one who looks up to; respects; a respecter suspectus suspectus a looking up; upwards; high regard; esteem; respect suspendĭōsus adj. belonging to hanging; one that has hanged himself suspendĭum a hanging of one; a hanging suspendo v. a. to hang up; hang; suspend; to depend; rest suspensē adv. hesitatingly; in suspense; comp suspensĭo an arching; vaulting; arched work; The imperfect pronunciation suspensūra an arching; vaulting; arched work suspensus suspĭcābĭlis adj. conjectural suspĭcax adj. apt to suspect; distrustful; that excites mistrust suspĭcĭo v. a. and n. To look up; upwards; to look up at; To look at secretly; askance; to mistrust suspīcĭo mistrust; distrust; suspicion suspīcĭōsē adv. in a way to raise mistrust; suspicion; suspiciously suspīcĭōsus adj. full of suspicion; Mistrustful; ready to suspect; That excites mistrust; suspic… suspīcĭter adv. mistrustfully; suspiciously suspĭco suspĭcor v. dep. a. to mistrust; suspect; to suspect; apprehend; surmise suspīrātĭo a fetching a deep breath; a sighing; sigh suspīrātus a sighing; sigh suspīrĭōsus adj. breathing deeply; with difficulty; breathing short suspīrĭtus a breathing deeply; with difficulty; a deep breath suspīrĭum a deep breath; a sighing; sigh; a breathing; breath; respiration suspīro v. n. and a. to draw a deep breath; heave a sigh; to sigh suspĭtĭo susque dēque adv. both up and down sustentācŭlum a prop; stay; support; sustenance; nourishment sustentātĭo A deferring; delay; forbearance; Sustenance; maintenance sustentātus a holding up; upright; a sustaining sustento v. freq. a. to hold up; upriqht; to uphold; to keep up; uphold; sustain sustĭnentĭa an endurance; patience; endurance sustĭnĕo v. a. to hold up; hold upright; uphold sustollo v. a. to lift; take up; to raise up sustŭli susum sŭsurrāmen a muttering; murmuring sŭsurrātim adv. in a low voice; softly sŭsurrātĭo a whispering sŭsurrātor a mutterer; whisperer; tale-bearer sŭsurrātrix a whisperer sŭsurro v. n. and a. to make a low; continued sound; to hum sŭsurro a mutterer; whisperer; tale-bearer sŭsurrus a low; gentle noise; a humming sŭsurrus adj. muttering; whispering sūta sūtēla a cunning device; contrivance; an artifice Suthul a fortress in Numidia sūtĭlis adj. sewed together; bound; fastened together sūtor a shoemaker; cobbler; in lemm; a cobbler; patcher up sūtōrīcĭus adj. belonging to a shoemaker; shoemakers; blacking sūtōrĭus adj. belonging to a shoemaker; cobbler; shoemakers sūtrīballus a cobbler sūtrīna sūtrīnus adj. belonging to a shoemaker; cobbler; shoemaker Sūtrīnus Sūtrĭum an ancient town in Etruria; Sutri; to set about any thing... sūtrix a sewingwoman sūtūra a sewing together; a seam; suture sūtus sŭus pron. poss; d pers; belonging to himself; his sўăgrus a kind of palm-tree Sўbăris A town in Magna Græcia; noted for the effeminacy and deba... Sўbŏta islands between Epirus and Corfu sўbōtes a swineherd sȳcămīnus a mulberry-tree sȳcē A plant; called also; The resin; rosin of the torch-tree; A constantly running … Sȳchaeus husband of Dido; of Sychæus sȳcĭon agron a plant; called also sȳcītes fig-wine sȳcītis a precious stone of the color of figs sȳcŏmŏrus sȳcŏphanta an informer; tale-bearer; backbiter; a cunning flatterer; parasite; sycophant sȳcŏphantīa craft; cunning; deceit; sing sȳcŏphantĭōsē adv. craftily; knavishly; deceitfully sȳcŏphantor v. dep. n. to play the rogue; to deceive; trick sȳcŏphyllon marsh-mallows Sycurium a town of Thessaly Sycussa an island in the Ægean Sea Sydraci a people of India Sўēnē a town at the southern extremity of Upper Egypt; Essouan;... Sўgambri Sygaros an island of Arabia Sўlēum a stronghold in Pamphylia Sylla syllăba a syllable; verses; poems