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tĕpĕo v. n. to be moderately warm; lukewarm; tepid tĕpesco v. inch. n. to become moderately warm; lukewarm; tepid; To grow warm; To grow cool tephrĭas a kind of ash-colored stone tephrītis an ashcolored precious stone tĕpĭdārĭus adj. belonging to tepid water; to a tepid bath; a tepid bathing-room; tepid bath tĕpĭdē adv. tĕpĭdo v. a. to make lukewarm; tepid tĕpĭdus adj. moderately warm; lukewarm; tepid; lukewarm; cooled; faint tĕpor a gentle warmth; lukewarmness; tepidity tĕpōrātus adj. made moderately warm; warmed tĕpōrus adj. warm; mild tĕpŭla ăqua a stream of water; conducted to the Capitol at Rome tĕr adv. num. three times; thrice; often; repeatedly tĕrămōn a plant growing near Philippi tĕrbentĭnus tercentum three hundred terdĕcĭes adv. num. thirteen times terdēni tĕrĕbinthĭnus adj. of the terebinth; turpentine-tree tĕrĕbinthīzūsa a turpentine-colored precious stone tĕrĕbinthus the terebinth; turpentine-tree tĕrēbra An instrument for boring; a borer; an auger; a trephine; A military engine for … tĕrēbrāmen a hole bored tĕrēbrātĭo a boring; a hole bored; a bore tĕrēbrātus a boring tĕrēbro v. a. to bore; bore through; perforate; to insinuate one; to coax tĕrĕbrum tĕrēdo a worm; a wood fretter; moth Tĕrēdon a town of Arabia Tērĕĭdes Terensis the goddess that presides over threshing Tĕrentĭānus Terentillns the name of a Roman; author of the Tĕrentīnus Tĕrentĭus Terence; the name of a Roman Tĕrentus oros a place at the extremity of the; on the Tiber; where the tĕrĕs adj. rounded off; rounded; well-turned; curling; curly; smooth; polished; elegani Tereses a people of Spain Tēreus A king of Thrace; husband of Procne; the sister of Philomela; The name of a tra… Tergedum a town of Ethiopia tergĕmĭnus tergĕnus adv. of a threefold kind; threefold tergeo v. a. to rub off; wipe off; wipe dry; wiped off; clean; neat Tergeste the northernmost town on the coast of Istria; Trieste; be... tergilla the skin; sward; rind of pork tergīnum a hide; raw-hide tergĭversanter adv. tergĭversātĭo a declining; refusing; a shift; subterfuge tergiversātor one who delays; declines; hangs back tergĭversātōrĭus adj. shuffing; evasiv tergĭversor v. dep. n. to turn one; to decline refuse; to boggle; shuffle tergo tergŏro v. a. to cover cover over tergum the back tergus Tĕrīna a town in the Bruttian territory; belonging to Terina terjŭgus adj. thrice bound together; threefold termen termentum termĕs a bough cut off termes Termes a town in Spain; Lerma; belonging to Termes; A town in Ionia Termessus a town in Pisidia; Karabunar Kini; the inhabitants of Ter... termĭnālis adj. belonging to boundaries; boundary-; terminal; belonging to the end; final; conc… termĭnātē adv. termĭnātĭo a bounding; fixing of bounds; limits; a fixing; determining termĭnātor he who limits; sets bounds termĭnātus a boundary; limit termĭno v. a. to set bounds to; mark off by boundaries; to bound; to limit; set limits to; to… termĭnus a boundary-line; boundary; bound; a bound; limit; end Termitānus termĭtĕus adj. belonging to an olive-branch termo ternārĭus adj. containing; consisting of three; ternary; a third of an terni num. distr. adj; three each; three ternidēni thirteen each ternĭo the number three; a ternion ternox a threefold night ternus tĕro v. a. to rub; rub to pieces; to bruise; grind Terpsĭchŏrē the Muse of dancing; Muse; poetry terra the earth; land; ground; by land and by water; son of earth; human being; a lan… Terrăcīna terrālis herba a plant; also called; water-cresses terrēnus adj. Consisting of earth; earthy; earthen; belonging to the globe; to the earth; ear… terrĕo v. a. to frighten; affright; put in fear; ne terrestris adj. belonging to the earth; to the land; earth- terrĕus adj. of earth; earthen; a dam terrĭbĭlis adj. frightful; dreadful; terrible; demanding reverence; venerable; fearfully terrĭbĭlĭtas the quality of inspiring terror; horrible aspect terrĭbĭlĭter adv. terrĭcŏla a dweller upon earth; a terrestrial terrĭcrĕpus adj. frightfully thundering terrĭcŭla means of exciting terror; a fright; scarecrow terrĭcŭlāmenta things that excite terror; frights; terrors terrĭfăgus adj. eating dust terrĭfĭcātĭo a frightening; terrifying terrĭfĭco v. a. to make afraid; to frighten; alarm terrĭfĭcus adj. that causes terror; frightful; terrific terrĭgĕna born of; from the earth; earth-born