C kw; qu; Cho; que; cc căballa a mare căballārĭus a rider; horseman; a hostler; cavaliero; chevalier căballātio fodder for a horse căballīnus adj. pertaining to a horse; horse căballĭo a small horse; a pony căballĭon a plant; also called; hartstongue; spleenwort căballus an inferior riding-; pack-horse; a nag; no one is content with his own conditio… Căballus a Roman cognomen Căbillōnum a considerable town of. the Ædui in; Chalons sur Saōne; belonging to Cabillonum Cabīra a town in Pontus; a residence of Mithridates Căbīri the Cabiri; deities worshipped by the Pelasgi as tutelary geniì; in whose honor… căbus a corn-measure Căbўlē a town in Thrace; the inhabitants of Cabyle Cāca a sister of Cacus cācăbācĕus adj. pertaining to a kitchen-pot cācăbātus adj. black; sooty; besmeared like a cooking-pot cācăbo v. n. to cackle; cācăbŭlus a small cooking-pot; a pot; vessel cācăbus a cooking-pot căcālĭa a plant; called also; colt; sfoot căcātŭrĭo to desire to go to stool căcemphăton ill-sounding; a low; improper expression căchecta one that is in a consumption; plur căchectĭcus adj. hectic; consumptive; cachectic căchexĭa a consumption; wasting; cachexy căchinnābĭlis adj. Capable of laughing; laughing; pertaining to immoderate laughter căchinnātĭo a violent laughing; immoderate laughter căchinno v. n. to laugh aloud; laugh immoderately; to plash; ripple; roar căchinno one who laughs violently; a laugher; derider căchinnosus adj. given to loud laughter căchinnus a loud laugh; immoderate laughter; a laugh in derision; a jeering; a plashing cachla a plant; also called; oxeye cachrys An appendage to the catkin of certain trees in autumn; a cone; The capsule of r… căco v. n. and a. to go to stool; to be at stool; Neutr; to defile with excrement căcŏēthĕs an incurable passion for writing; scribbling căcŏmĕter adj. faulty in metre; unmetrical Căcomnēmon title of a mime of Laberius căcŏphăton a union of two or more disagreeable sounds which form an equivocal word; expres… căcŏphōnia a disagreeable sound formed by the meeting of syllables; words; cacophong căcŏsynthĕton an incorrect connection of words căcŏzēlĭa a bad; faulty; awkward imitation căcŏzēlus adj. a bad imitator cactus a prickly plant with edible stalks; Spanish artichoke; any thing thorny; unplea… căcŭla a servant; the servant of a soldier căcŭlātum servitude căcūmen the extreme end; extremity; point of a thing; the peak; top; utmost point căcūmĭno v. a. to point; make pointed Cācus son of Vulcan; contemporary with Evander; a giant of immense physical strength;… căcus a servant cădāver a dead body of man; brute; a corpse; carcass; a carcass cădāvĕrīnus adj. of carrion; subst; the flesh of a carcass cădāvĕrōsus adj. like a corpse; ghastly Cādi a town in Phrygia; on the borders of Lydia cădĭālis adj. pertaining to a jar cădīvus adj. falling of itself; having the falling sickness; epilepsy; epileptic cadmē^a Cadmēa Cadmēïs cadmī^a an ore of zinc; calamine; cadmia; The dross; slag formed in a furnace cadmītis a kind of precious stone Cadmus Son of the Phœnician king Agenor; brother of Europa; husband of Harmonia; fathe… cădo v. n. to be driven; carried by one; s weight from a higher to a lower point; to fall … cădūcārĭus adj. relating to property without a master; Epileptic cādūcĕātor A herald; an officer sent with a flag of truce; A servant to a priest cādūcĕātus adj. having; bearing the herald cādūcĕum a herald; the token of a peaceable embassy; the staff cādūcĭfer adj. bearing a herald cădūcĭter adv. cădūcus adj. That falls; has fallen; falling; fallen; that have fallen in war Cădurci a people in; whose capital was Divona; Cahors; Alby; pertaining to the Cadurci cădus a large vessel for containing liquids; wine; a bottle; jar; jug; mostly of eart… Cădūsii a people in Media; on the Caspian Sea; the country of the Cadusii cadytas a Syrian parasitical pl'ant caecātor he who stops; obstructs a fountain Caeciae two small islands; opposite the promontory of Spirœum; in Argolis caecĭas the northeast wind; north-east by east caecĭgĕnus adj. born blind caecĭlĭa A kind of lizard; A kind of lettuce Caecĭlĭānus Caecĭlĭus name of a Roman; His son of the same name; called also Balearicus; for his triu… Caecīna adj. a surname in the; originating in Etruria Caecīna a river in Etruria; the Cecina; A town in Etruria caecĭtas blindness caecĭtūdo blindness; plur caeco v. a. to make blind; to blind; to make dark; to obscure Caecŭbum a marshy place in Southern Latium; near Amyclœ; distinguished for producing the… caeculto v. n. to be like one blind; to be dim-sighted Caecŭlus son of Vulcan; founder of Prœneste caecus adj. having no light; devoid of light; not seeing; blind; mentally Caecus blind caecūtĭo v. n. to be blind; to see badly caedes a cutting; lopping off; a cutting down; slaughter; massacre caedo v. a. To cut; hew; lop; cut down; fell caeduus that can be cut without injury; fit for cutting; caelāmen a basso-relievo caelātor an artisan in basso-relievo; a carver; engraver caelātūra the art of engraving; carving bass-reliefs in metals and ivory; engraving; cela… caelebs adj. unmarried; single caelĕs adj. heavenly; celestial; subst; the inhabitants of heaven; the gods