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expansus ; {-as a table), stratus,instratus; {-far and wide), longelateque diffusus

A spreader of news, rumorum sparsorA spreading , distentio, 3. f. {-of adistemper), contagio, 3. f. conta-gium, 2. n.

Spreading, serpens, diffundensA sprig, ramulus, surculus, 2. m.Full of sprigs, surculosusA spright, larva, 1. f. spectrum, 2. n.Sprightly, agilis, alacer, vividusSprightliness, agilitas, alacritas, 3. f.A spring {of water), scaturigo, 3. f.fons, 3. m. (-or beginning), origo,3. f. ortus, 4. m. {-of a machine),momentum, 2. n. {-of a lock , gun ,&c.), organum alias partes mo-vens ; {-of action), motus princi-pium ; {-tide), eluvies, 5. f.

Full of springs, scaturiginosusOf a spring, fontanus [vernumThe spring-season , ver, 3. n. tempusIn the spring, vere, verno temporeEarly in the spring , primo vereOf the spring, vernus, genialisTo spring {-from a person or thing),orior, 4. enascor, 3. gignor, 3.{-out as liquors), effluo, 3. scateo,2. {bud out), germino, 1. pullu-lo, 1. gemmasco, 3. {-again), re-viresco^. repullulesco, 3. {leap),salio, 4. prosilio, 4. {leap sud-denly upon), irruSre in aliquem ;(-or leap into the place), in locuminsilire ; (-a leak), rimas agere ;{-a mast), malum findere ; {-amine), cuniculo ignem applicare ;{-partridges), perdices excitareSpringing , oriens; {-out, as liquids),effluens, scaturiens ; {budding),pullulans, germinansThe springing of trees, germinatio,Springiness, vis resiliendi [3 f,265

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Springy, vi resiliendi praeditusA sprinkle, aspergillum, 2. n.

To sprinkle, spargo, 3. baptizo, 1.{-abroad), dispergo, 3. {-at, upon,or with), aspergo, 3. conspergo, 3.inspergo, 3.

Sprinkled, sparsus, conspersus; {-a-bout), dispersus; {-upon, or with),aspersus, conspersus, inspersusA sprinkling, sparsio, 3. f. {-upon, orwith), aspersio, 3. f. inspersio, 3. f.A sprite, spectrum, 2. n. phantasma,3. n.

To sprout , pullulo, 1. germino, 1.

A sprout {young twig), surculus, 2.

m. germen, 3. n.

Sprouting, germinansA sprouting, germiuatio, 3. f.Sprouts, caules prototomiSpruce, comptus, bellus ; {-fellow),homo concinnus, vel elegansTo be spruce, eleganter ornariSprucely, nitidi, belleSpruceness, concinnitas, 3. f.Sprung, ortus, enatus, editusA spud, brevis cultellus, 2. m.Spume {scum), spuma, 1. f.

Spumy, spumeus, spumosusSpun, netus; {I spun), neviHomespun {mean), inurbanus, rusti-cus, incultus; {-cloth), pannus do-A spunge, spongia, 1. f. [mi netusTo spunge, spongia extergere; {-incompany), alieno sumptu vivereSpunged over, spongia extersusA spunger , assecla, 1. m.

Spunging (upon), alieno sumptu vi-vens ; {-houses), cauponae debi-toribus comprehensis accommo-datae

A spunging {cancelling), tabulae novaeSpunginess, spongiosa qualitasSpungy , spongiosus, bibulusA spur , calcar, 3. n. stimulus, 2. m.

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{enticement), illecebra, l.f. irri-tamentum, 2. n. {-of a ship),rostrum navis

To spur {on), incito, 1. stimulo, 1.

{gall), calcaribus sauciareSpurious , spurius, adulterinus [3. f.Spziriousness, fallacia, 1. f. delusio,To spurn, calcitro, 1. aspernor, 1.

A spumer, calcitro, 3. m.

A spurning, calcitratus, 4. m.Spurred, calcaribus armatus ; {-on),stimulatus, calcaribus instigatusA spurrer, stimulator, 3. m.

A spurring, stimulatio, 3. f.

A spurt, impetus prseceps; {-ofwind), flatus subitaneusTo spurt ,or cast out, ejicio, 3. exspuo,3. {-out, as liquids), exilio, 4. pro-silio, 4. erumpo, 3. emico, 1.

A sputter, tumultus, 4. m. turba, 1. f.To sputter, sputo, 1.

A spy, explorator, speculator, 3. m.To spy {watch, or observe), exploro,

l. speculor, 1. observo, 1. (see, orperceive), video, 2. conspicio, 3.cerno, 3. percipio, 3. intelligo, 3.adverto, 3. animadverto, 3.

A spying {beholding), conspectus, 4.

m. intuitus, 4. m. {-afar off), pro-spectus, 4. m.

A squab {couch), grabatus, 2. m. {pi-geon), pipio, 3. m.

Squab {adj .), obesus, pumilusTo squabble, litigo, 1. altercor, 1.

A squabble, turba, 1. f. altercatio, 3.f.Squabbled, turbatus, confususSquabbling, litigans, rixosusA squadron, turma, 1. f. {-of ships),classis, 3. f.

In, or into squadrons, turmatimSqualid, squalidus, spurcusTo squall, clamo, 1. vocifero, 1. {-asa child), vagio, 4. vagito, 1.Squalling , clamans, vagitansN