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Size, moles, 3. f. modus, 2. m. men-sura, 1. f. magnitudo, 3. £ (-usedby plasterers), gluten e corio fac-tum; (-to gild with), chrysocolla,l.f.

To size (measure), metior, 4. adme-tior, 4. (-or smear with size), glu-tine illinere ; (-or wax thread),filum incerare ; (-or battle as atcollege ), cibaria certa proportioneSizeable, justae molis [sumereA sizer (servitor), batalarius, 2. m.Sizy, glutinosus, viscosusA skain, glomus filiA skate (scate), squatina, l.f.

A skeleton , sceletos, 2. in. (one verylean, or thin) admodum macilentusA sketch, lineatio, adumbratio, 3. f.To sketch out, delineo, adumbro, 1.A skewer, festuca, 1. f.

To skewer, festucis colligereA skiff, scapha, 1. f.

Skill, peritia, 1. f. ars, 3. f. scientia,1. f. prudentia, 1. f.

Skilful ( or skilled), peritus, expertus;

(-in the law), juris peritusTo be skilful, calleo, 2. intelligo, 3.Skilfully, perite, erudite, callideTo skim, despumo, 1. (-milk), cre-morem eximere; (-or pass overslightly), leviter perstringereShimmed, despumatus; (-over), le-viter perstrictus

A skin, pellis, 3. f. cutis, 3. f. (lit-tle-), cuticula, 1. f. (-of a beast),corium, 2. n. tergum, 2. n. (-ofparchment ), scheda pergamenae;(husk), siliqua, l.f. ( outwardskinof the brain), membrana cerebrumamiciens, dura mater; (inwardskin of the brain), pia materBettveen the skin and flesh, intercus .Having a thick skin, callosusOf the skin, cuticularis254

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To skin (or take skin off), deglubo,3.pellemexuere; (-over), cicatri-cem inducere; (-a flint), pumicearidior esse [nistrare poculaTo skink, ad cyathos stare, admi-A skinker , pincerna, 1. m.

Skinned over, cicatrice inductaA skinner, pellio, 3. m. (a skinner'strade), ars pellionisSkinny, macilentusA skip, or jump, saltus, 4. m. (-jack),ardelio, 3. m. homunculus, 2. m.To skip, salto, 1. salio, 4. (-back),resilio, 4. (-before), praesulto, 1.(-often), saltito, 1. ( -over), tran-silio, 4. (-over, or omit), praeter-mitto, 3. omitto, 3. praetereo, 4.(out), prosilio, 4.

Skipped over, omissusA skipper (jumper), saltator, 3. m.(Dutch ship), navis Hollandica;(master of a ship), nauclerus, 2. m.Shipping, saltans, saltabundusA skipping, saltatus, 4. m. saltatio,By skips, per saltus [3. f.

Of skipping , saltatoriusA skirmish, velitatio, 3. f.

To skirmish, velitor, 1.

Of a skirmish , velitarisA skirmisher, veles, 3. m. excursor,A skirmishing , velitatio, 3. f. [3. m.A skirt, fimbria, 1. f. ora, 1. f. lim-bus, 2. m. (-of a country), confi-nium, 2. n. limes, 3. m.

Skittish (humorsome, wanton), pe-tulans, protervus,levis, inconstans,procax, lasciviens; (-horse), equuspavidus

A skittish humour, protervitas, 3. f.Skittishly , exultim, leviterSkittishness, protervitas, levitas, 3,f.A skreaking of a saw, stridor, 3. m.A skreen , umbraculum, 2. n. (-usedby bricklayers, &c.), cribrum, 2, n.

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To skreen, tego, S. cribro, 1.

The sky, asther, 3. m. asthra, 1. f.coelum, 2. n.

Of the sky, aethereus, aeriusSky-coloured, caeruleusA slab (puddle), lacuna, 1. f. (-oftimber ), asser externus; (marblehearth), marmor focariumTo slabber, madefacio, 3. (drivel),saliva manareSlabbered, madefactusA slabbering-bib, pectorale linteumSlabby, madidus, coenosusTo slack, or slacken, laxo, 3. remitto,3. (-one's pace), gradum minuere;(be slackened), laxor, ]. remittor,

3. (flag), langueo, 2. tardesco, 3.Slack, laxus, remissus, lentus; (care-less), remissus, negligens; (slow),segnis, tardus, piger

Slackened, laxatus, remissusA slackening, laxatio, 3. f.

Slackly, remisse, perfunctorieSlackness, tarditas, 3. f. mora, l.f.Slain, caesus, occisusTo slake (quench), extinguo, 3. sedo,1. (-lime), calcem aqua macerare;(-hunger), famem explere, vel sa-tiare ; (-thirst), sitim sedareSlaked (as lime), aqua maceratusSlander, calumnia, 1. f.

To slander, calumnior, 1. detrecto,1.Slandered , infamatusA slanderer, calumniator, 3. m.

A slandering, calumniatio, 3. f.Slanderous, maledicus, calumniosus;

(-ivords), convicia, pl, n.Slanderously, maledice, calumnioseSlant, obliquus, transversusSlantly, oblique, transverseA slap (blow), colaphus, 2. m. ictus,

4. m. plaga, 1. f. (-on the face), ala-pa, 1. f.

Slapdash, repente, cito