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Entick's english-latin dictionary ... to which is added a latin-english dictionary, accurately collected from the most approved classic authors. To this edition has been annexed an etymological paradigm : containing all the words and phrases proper for reading the classic authors in both languages, designed for the use of grammar schools and private education / By William Crakelt ; carefully revised throughout by the Rev. M. G. Sarjant
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PUT

A forced put, invite factum

To put , pono, 3. colloco, 1. statuo,3. (- again ), repono, 3. (- against ),oppono, 3. (-aside), sepono, 3.(-in array), instruo, 3. (-away),amoveo, 2. (-away a son), filiumabdicare ; (-away a wife), uxoremrepudiare ;(-or sendaway), ablego,1. (-hack), depello, 3. (-before),antepono, 3. (-between), interpo-no, 3. interjicio, 3. (-by, or frus-trate), eludo, 3. frustror, 1. (-or layby), sepono, 3. recondo, 3. (-todeath), morte mulctare; (-or castdown), dejicio, 3. (-an end to),finem dare; (-forth), exsero, 3.emitto, 3. (-forth the hand), ma-num porrigere ; (-forth strength),vires exserere; (-forth a hook),librum edere; (-forth leaves),frondeo, 2. frondesco, 3. (-forward),or stir up), stimulo, 1. excito, 1.provoco, 1. (-forward, or promote),promoveo, 2. (-to flight), fugo, 1.(-from one), amoveo, 2. depello,3. propello, 3. (-to a hazard), pe-riculo exponere; (-in execution),exequor, 3. (-in), immitto, 3.(-in authority), praeficio, 3. (-infear), metum injicere ; (-in fora place), munus aliquod ambire ;(-in the ground), inhumo, 1. (-in-to the head), suggero, 3. (-inheart), animum addere ; (-in or-der), compono, 3. recte disponere ;(-in the place of another), suppo-no, 3. substituo, 3. (-in mind);moneo, 2. admoneo, 2. (-in writ-ing), scriptis mandare ; (-into),insero, 3. indo, 3. (-to use), fce-nero, 3. (-off, or delay), differo,3. procrastino, 3. (-off in law),comperendino, 1. (-off a thingartfully ), callide vitare, astute210

PUT

declinare ; (-off with a jest), jo-cose declinare ; (-or thrust off),protelo, 1. detrudo, 3. (-offclothes), vestes exuere ; (-off thehat), caput aperire; (-off the shoe),soccos detrahere; (-on), induo, 3.(-or walk on), gradum accelerare ;(-on a demure look), vultum ad se-veritatem componere ;(-on mourn-ing), lugubria induere; (-intothebosom), sinu amplecti ; (-over),transfero, 3. transmitto, 3. (-out),ejicio, 3. expello, 3. (-or blot out),deleo, 2. expungo, 3. oblitero, 1.(-out, or extinguish), extinguo,3.(-out of place), magistratum, 8;c .abrogare; (-out of conceit), abalie-no, 1, (-out an order), edictumproponere ; (-out of doors), forasexcludere ; (-out of countenance),pudorem incutere ; (-out of hu-mour), bilem movere; (-out thetongue ), linguam exserere : (-ordriveout), exigo, 3. (-intheroomofanother), loco subdere ; (-or hangup), figo, 3. (-or hoist up), tollo, 3.(-up for a place), munus petere;(-up to sale), venale proponere ;hastae subjicere; (-out to board), ali-quem alendum committere; (-outeyes), excaeco, 1. oculis privare ;(-out of hope), de spe dejicere ;(-out of joint), disloco, 1. luxo, 1.(-out of fear), metum adimere ;(-out of order), perturbo, 1. con-fundo, 3. (-out of mind), ex animodelere ; (-out work), opus lo-care ; (-to), appono, 3. admoveo,2. (-to sea), in altum solvere;(-to silence ), os obstruere ; (-tocharge), sumptibus alicujus vi-vere ; (-to shame), pudorem in-cutere ; (-a stop to), impedio, 4.(-to the sword), gladio interficere;

PUT

(-to the venture), periclitor, 1. (-tothe vote), sententias singulorumrogare ; (-up, in hunting), excito, 1,(-up a petition), supplico, 1 . (-vpa sword), gladium recondere; (-acheat upon), aliquem fraude fal-lere; (-upon, or persuade), per-suadeo, 2. (-a fault upon another),culpam in alium transferrePut, positus ; (-against), objectus,oppositus; (-away), amotus;(-away, or abandoned), repudia-tus, rejectus; (-back), repulsus;(-before), praepositus ; (-between),interjectus; (-by), sepositus, re-conditus; (-from), amotus, dejec-tus ; (-forth), editus, elocatus,emissus; (-to flight), fugatus;(-hard to it), ad extrema redac-tus; (-off), exutus; (-off, or de-layed), dilatus ; (-or blotted out),deletus, expunctus; (-out, or ex-tinguished), extinctus; (-out touse), feeneratus ; (-out of joint),luxatus ; (-out of office), exauc-toratus ; (-out of order), pertur-batus ; (-to), adjunctus, additus;(-in mind), admonitusPutative, existimatus, habitusPutid, putidus, immundusA putter away, depulsor, 3-m.

A putting , positio, 3. f. (-away),amotio, 3. f. rejectio, 3.f. (-be-tween), interpositio, 3. f. (-betweenof days), intercalatio, 3. f. (-into),immissio, 3. f. (-off), dilatio, 3. f.(-forward), impulsio, 3. f. (-orblotting out), deletio, 3. f. (-out offire), extinctio, 3. f. (-to), oppo-sitio, 3.f. (-together), compositio,3. f. (-under), subjectio, 3. f-Putrefaction, putredo, 3. f. corrup-tio, 3. f.

To putrefy, putrefacio, 3. putredi-