cautē adv. cautēla caution; precaution; a surety; security cautēr A branding-iron; A wound made by burning cautērĭo v. a. to burn; to mark with a branding-iron; to brand cautērĭum An instrument used for branding; a branding-iron; An instrument used in encaust… cautērīzo v. a. to burn with a hot iron; to brand cautērōma a brand cautēs a rough; pointed rock cautim adv. cautiously; warily cautĭo a guarding; taking care of one; wariness; precaution; caution cautĭōnālis adj. pertaining to security cautor One who is on his guard; is wary; One who is surety; bail for any one cautrōma a wound made by branding cautŭlus adj. dim; rather safe cautus P. a. căvaedĭum căvāmen A hollowing out; A cavern; hollow căvannus the nightowl Cavarīnus a Senone; made king of the Senones by Cœsar căvātĭcus adj. born; living in caves căvātĭo a cavern; hollow căvātor one who hollows; excavales; hollowing workmen căvātūra a hollow; cavity căvātus P. a. căvĕa an excavated place; a hollow; cavity; An enclosure for animals; a stall căvĕālis adj. kept in a cave; cellar căvĕātus adj. Encaged; cooped up; Arranged like the; in a theatre căvĕfăcĭo căvĕo v. n. and a. to be on one; to take care; take heed; beware; guard against căverna a hollow; cavity; cave; cavern; grotto căvernātim adv. through caverns căverno v. a. to make hollow căvernōsus adj. full of hollows; cavities căvernŭla a small cavity căvĭāres hostiae victims Cavĭi a people of Grecian Illyria căvīle căvilla a jeering; raillery; scoffing căvillābundus adj. seeking for raillery; scoffing căvillātĭo a jeering; raillery; scoffing; irony; an empty căvillātor a jester; jeerer; caviller; a sophist căvillātrix she who seeks to take by sophistry; sophistry căvillātus raillery căvillor v. n. and a. to practise jeering; mocking;; to censure; criticise; to satirize; to jest căvillōsus adj. full of raillery; irony căvillum căvo v. a. to make hollow; to hollow out; excavate; hollow out; round off căvōsĭtas a hollow; cavity căvum căvus adj. hollow; excavated; concave; full; round; Căȳcus Căystrŏs a river in Lydia; which rises in Mount Tmolus; and falls into the sea at Ephesu… -cĕ ce; ci; ne Cēa one of the most important of the Cyclades; over against the promontory Sunium; … Cĕbenna Cē^brēn a river in Troas;; a river god; father of Œnone; and of Hesperie Cĕcaumĕna the burnt regions; the torrid zone Cēcrops the most ancient king of Attica; who went there from the Egyptian Sais; and was… cēdenter adv. cēdo v. n. and a. to go; to be in motion; move; walk; go along cĕdo imperat; hither with it! here! give! tell; say; hither with it; give cē^drĕlătē the cedar; fir-tree; a large kind of cedar cē^drĕus adj. of cedar cē^drĭa the pitch; resin from cedar cē^drĭnus adj. of cedar-wood; cedar- cē^dris the fruit; berry of the cedar cē^drĭum cedar-oil cedrostis one of the names of the white vine cē^drus the cedar; juniper-tree; cedar-wood; cedar-oil Cĕlădon An Egyptian companion of Phineus; One of the Lapithœ Cĕlaenae a town of Phrygia; on the Mœander; pertaining to Celœnœ; to Marsyas; of Atthis Cĕlaeno A daughter of Atlas and Pleione; and one of the Pleiades; One of the Harpies; a… cēlātē adv. secretly cēlātim adv. secretly; privately cēlātor a concealer; hider cēlātum a secret cĕlĕber adj. that which contains a multitude; numerous;; Where there is a multitude; where a… cĕlē^brābĭlis adj. commendable cĕlē^brātĭo A numerous assemblage; concourse; The celebrating of a festival in great number… cĕlē^brātor he who extols; a celebrator cĕlē^brātus P. a. cĕlē^bresco v. inch. n. to become renowned cĕlē^brĭtas A great number; a multitude; a large assembly; a numerous concourse; gathering cĕlē^brĭter adv. frequently; cĕlē^bro v. a. To go to a place; person in great numbers; often; to frequent; to fill Celēja a town in; Cilly; in Stiria Celelātes a Ligurian tribe Cĕlemna a city of Campania Cĕlendĕris adj. a fortified harbor in; Kelenderi; the Turkish Gulnar; of Celenderis cĕler swift; fleet; quick; speedy; gen. gerund Cĕler a Roman cognomen in the Cĕler cĕlĕranter adv. with speed; in haste cĕlĕrātim adv. quickly cĕlĕrĕ adv. Cĕlĕres patricians; knights; the chief of the Celeres cĕlĕrĭpēs adj. swiftfooted cĕlĕrĭtas swiftness; quickness; speed; celerity cĕlĕrĭter adv. cĕlĕrĭtūdo swiftness