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Details Title: stage 8 Description: stage 8 cards Total Flash Cards: 90 Created: 05/23/2004 12:35:39	To study from this set of flash cards, or to create your own your own study flash cards, register HERE. If you are already a registered user, CLICK HERE.
Cards Term provocaverunt Definition challenged Term recubuerunt Definition lay down Term sonuit Definition sounded Term vertit Definition turned Term vulneraverunt Definition wounded Term alterum Definition second Term benignus Definition kind Term callidi Definition clever, cunning Term expediti Definition lightly armed Term fortissimi Definition very brave Term hic Definition this Term hoc Definition this Term hunc Definition this Term ignavus Definition cowardly Term iratissimi Definition very angry Term natalem Definition birth Term plena Definition full Term ridiculum Definition ridiculous, silly Term Romanus Definition Roman Term suos Definition his, her, its, their Term tres Definition three Term unus Definition one Term audacissime Definition very boldly Term frustra Definition in vain Term graviter Definition seriously Term iterum Definition again Term postea Definition afterwards Term vehementer Definition violently, loudly Term diem Definition day Term cavea Definition seating area Term bestias Definition beasts Term inimici Definition enemies Term missionem Definition release Term ore Definition mouth Term pedem Definition foot, paw Term policem Definition thumb Term salutem Definition safety Term senator Definition senator Term spectaculam Definition show, spectacle Term spinam Definition thorn Term tuba Definition trumpet Term victores Definition victors, winners Term viginti Definition twenty Term audiuvo Definition i help Term commiserunt Definition began Term complebant Definition were filling Term comprehenderunt Definition arrested Term decipiunt Definition decieve, trick Term dedit Definition gave Term destrinxerunt Definition drew (sword) Term dolet Definition hurts Term edebat Definition was presenting Term evitaverunt Definition avoided Term exclamavit Definition shouted Term extraxit Definition pulled out Term fremuit Definition roared Term fugiebant Definition began to flee Term interfecerunt Definition killed Term lambebat Definition began to lick Term nuntiabant Definition were announcing Term obdormiverunt Definition went to sleep Term olefecit Definition smelled, sniffed Term ostendit Definition showed Term bestial Definition 1. beastly 2. marked by brutality or depravity 3. lacking in intelligence or reason ; sub human Term contentious Definition quarrelsome (wanting to fight) Term evanescent Definition vanishing or likely to vanish like vapor Term facile Definition 1. achieve with little effort or difficuly; easy 2. arrived at with out due care, effort, or examination Term feline Definition suggestive of a cat Term feral Definition wild Term furtive Definition characterized by stealth; shifty Term inimical Definition unfriendly; hostile Term lachrymal Definition relating to tears or the glands that produce tears Term latent Definition present or potential but not evident or active; in a dormant stage Term penannular Definition having nearly the form of a ring Term pugnacious Definition combative in nature; belligerent Term solicitous Definition anxious or concerned Term sonourous Definition producing a full, tich, or deep sound Term sylvan Definition characteristic of woods or forest regions Term tacit Definition unspoken; implied Term ubiquitous Definition being or seeming to be everywhere at the same time; omnipresent Term avarus Definition greed Term explication Definition a full explanation Term homunculous Definition a diminutive human Term lapidary Definition 1. one cuts, polishes, or engraves gems 2. a dealer in precious or semiprecious stones Term libertine Definition one who acts without moral restraint Term nihilist Definition someone who rejects all theories of morality or religious belief Term pessimist Definition one who believes that events will turn out for the worst Term propinquity Definition nearness; proximity Term sorority Definition an association or society of women Term ululation Definition howling; wailing