Cătīlĭus a Roman cognomen cătillāmen junket; sweetmeat cătillātĭo a licking of plates; a plundering of provinces friendly to the Roman people cătillo v. a. to lick a plate cătillo a platelicker;; a glutton; gourmand cătillum cătillus A small bowl; dish; plate; An ornament on a sword-sheath; The upper millstone Cātillus a son of Amphiaraus; he with his brothers Tiburtus and Coras built Tibur Cătĭna a town on the east coast of Sicily; at the foot of Ætna; Catania; belonging to … cătīnŭlus cătīnum cătīnus a deep vessel for serving up; cooking food; a bowl; dish; pot Cătĭus A Roman deity; the protector of boys; whom he made intelligent; An Epicurean ph… Cativolcus king of the Eburones catlaster a boy; lad; stripling catlītio Căto a cognomen of several celebrated Romans in the; the elder; distinguished as a r… cătōblĕpas a wild animal in Ethiopia; perhaps a species of buffalo; or the gnu; a species … cătŏcha a complete stupor; catalepsy cătŏchītis an unknown precious stone found in Corsica cătōmĭdĭo v. a. to lay one over the shoulders of another; and thus to flog him;; to strike on t… catomitarii cătōmus the shoulders Cătōnĭānus Cătōnīni cătōnĭum the Lower World cătoptrītis a precious stone found in Cappadocia; N. cr cătorchītes a wine made from figs catta an unknown species of animal Catti cătŭla Cătŭlārĭa Porta one of the gates of Rome; so called because dogs were sacrificed near it cătŭlaster cătŭlīnus adj. pertaining to a little dog; dog; s-; the flesh of the dog Cătŭlīnus adj. of Q. Lutatius Catulus; N. cr cătŭlĭo v. n. to desire the male cătŭlītĭo a desire for the male; Cătullus a celebrated Roman writer of elegies and epigrams; born near; in Verona; of Cat… cătūlōtĭcus adj. good for healing over cătŭlus the young of animals; a whelp;; a young dog; a puppy; A kind of fetter Cătŭlus a cognomen in the Cătŭrĭges a Ligurian tribe in; De/partement des Hautes-Alpes cătus adj. Sharp to the hearing; clear-sounding; shrill; clear-sighted; intelligent cătus a male cat caucălis an umbelliferous plant; Caucăsĭgĕna born on; near the Caucasus Caucăsus The rough Caucasian chain of mountains; in.habited by wild tribes; in Asia, bet… Cauci caucŭla a small dish caucŭlātor a reckoner caucus a drinkingvessel cauda the tail; to flatter; fawn upon; to have a tail stuck on in mockery; to be made… caudĕus adj. of wood; wooden caudex The trunk of a tree; the stock; stem; The block of wood to which one was bound … Caudex a Roman cognomen; consul caudĭcālis adj. pertaining to the trunks of trees; of wood caudĭcārĭus adj. pertaining to the trunks of trees; made of rough; stout trunks of trees; master… caudĭcĕus adj. pertaining to the trunk of a tree Caudium a small but ancient city of Samnium; near Benevento; celebrated for the narrow … caulae an opening; hole; passage; A sheepfold; cote Caulāres a river of Pamphylia caulias taken; derived from the stalk caulĭcŭlātus adj. furnished with; having a stalk caulĭcŭlus the small stalk; stem of a plant;; a stalk; stem as an ornament on the capitals… caulis the stalk; stem of a plant; the tendrils; a cabbage-stalk; a cabbage caulōdes stalk-like; kind of cabbage with large leaves Caulōnĭa a city founded by the Achœans on the east coast of Bruttium; Castel Vetere cauma the heat Caunus a very ancient town on the coast of Caria; Kaiguez; adjj; pertaining to Caunus;… caupo a petty tradesman; huckster; innkeeper caupōna A female shopkeeper; huckster; a landlady; hostess; A retail shop caupōnārĭa a female shopkeeper caupōnārĭus a shopkeeper caupōnĭus adj. belonging to a retail shopkeeper; to an innkeeper; a shop; tavern boy; waiter caupōnor v. dep. to traffic; trade in caupōnŭla a small inn; tavern; N. cr caupŭlus a kind of small ship caurīcrĕpus adj. blown through by the north-west wind caurīnus adj. of the north-west wind caurĭo the natural sound of the rutting panther Caurus the north-west wind; causa that by; on account of; through which any thing takes place; is done; a cause causālis adj. pertaining to a cause; causal; Subst; a work on the causes of things; which ann… causārĭē adv. causārĭus adj. sick; diseased; ill; Subst; discharged on account of ill health causātē adv. with good reason causātĭo A pretext; an excuse; apology; plea; A disease causātīvus adj. Causative; pertaining to a lawsuit; subst; the accusative causĭa a Macedonian white hat with a broad brim; worn in Rome by the poorer people; as… causĭdĭcālis adj. pertaining to an advocate causĭdĭcātĭo the speech of an advocate causĭdĭcātus forensic oratory causĭdĭcīna the office of advocate causĭdĭcus a pleader; advocate; orator; causĭfĭcor v. n. to allege a cause; to make a pretext; pretence; to pretend causor v. n. to plead; dispute concerning a subject; to discuss it for and against; to debat… caussa caustĭcē a caustic plant caustĭcus adj. burning; caustic; corrosive; Subst; a burning causŭla A petty lawsuit; A slight occasion