dēprĕhensus dēprensa a species of military punishment, more severe than; but milder than dēpressē adv., deeply dēpressĭo a pressing; sinking down, a depression; flat nose dēpressus P. a. dēprĕtĭātor one who depreciates, a depreciator dēprĕtĭo v. a. to lower the price of, to undervalue, to depreciate; to disregard, make light of dē-prĭmo v. a. to press down, weigh down, sink down, to depress; To sink deep; to plant deep, … dē-proelĭor v. n. Part., warring violently dē-prōmo v. a. to draw out, draw forth; to bring, to fetch; ex; de dē-prŏpĕro v. n. and a. Neutr., to make great haste, to hasten; Act., to hasten; accelerate greatly, to… dē-prŏpĕrus adj. making great haste, hastening dē-prŏpĭtĭo v. a. to propitiate, reconcile depso v. a. knead; to dishonor depstīcĭus adj. kneaded dēpūbes not of full age dē-pŭdesco v. inch. n. to become shameless; am not ashamed dēpŭdet v. impers. To be greatly ashamed; Not to be ashamed, to become shameless dē-pŭdīco v. a. to violate, dishonor dē-pūgis adj. without buttocks; thin-buttocked dēpugnātĭo a violent fighting, eager contest; A defacing dē-pugno v. n. and a. To fight eagerly, fight out; to contend, combat violently; Pass. impers; To fig… dēpulpo to grow lean dēpulsĭo A driving off, driving away, repelling, warding off; a defence; A lowering, sin… dēpulso to thrust away, push aside dēpulsor one who drives away, removes, repels; an epithet of Jupiter, as the averter of … dēpulsōrĭus adj. serving to avert dēpulsus dē-pungo v. a. to mark off, to designate dēpurgātĭo a cleansing by purgatives dēpurgātīvus adj. purifying, purgative dē-purgo v. a. to clean out, cleanse; to cleanse, clear, purge dē-pŭto v. a. to cut off, prune; to esteem, consider, count as;; to destine, allot; to condemn dē-pŭvĭo v. a. to strike, beat dē-pȳgis dēque downwards dē-questus having deeply deplored, bitterly complained of dē-rādo v. a. to rub; scrape off, to smooth off, shave off Deraemestae a people in Dalmatia Derangae a people of India Derbē a fortified city of Lycaonia, residence of Cicero's friend, the tyrant Antipate… Derbīces a people of Asia, near the mouth of the Oxus, on the Caspian Sea derbĭōsus adj., scabby dercĕa a plant, called also; a species of the Dercĕtis a Syrian goddess, called also; supposed to be the same with the Greek Aphrodite Dercȳlĭdes a sculptor dērectus P. a. dērĕlictĭo an abandoning;; a disregarding, neglecting dērĕlictor one who abandons dērĕlictus dērĕlictus an abandoning;; a neglecting, neglect dē-rĕlinquo v. a. to forsake wholly, to abandon, desert; To leave behind; to leave behind, to beq… dē-rĕpentĕ adv. suddenly, on a sudden dē-rēpo v. n. to crawl down, sneak down dēreptus dē-rīdĕo v. a. to laugh at, laugh to scorn; to scoff at, deride; Absol.: Ap; Ep; P. a; absurd,… dērīdĭcŭlus adj. very laughable, ridiculous; subst; ridicule; a mockery, game, an object of deri… dē-rĭgeo v. a. to remove hardness, to soften dē-rĭgesco v. inch. n. to become stiff; rigid; to curdle dē-rĭpĭo v. a. to tear off, tear away, snatch away, remove violently; to pull down; de; ab; ex dērīsĭo a laughing to scorn, mockery, derision dērīsor a mocker, scoffer, satirical person dērīsōrĭus adj. serving for laughter, ridiculous dērīsus dērīsus mockery, scorn, derision dērīvāmentum a derivation dērīvātĭo a leading off, turning off, turning away; derivation, etymology; An exchanging;… dērīvātīvus adj. derivative dē-rīvo v. a. to lead, turn; draw off; to disperse, distribute; to divert; to derive dē-rōdo dērŏgātĭo a partial abrogation of a law, a derogation dērŏgātor a detractor, depreciator dērŏgātōrĭus adj. belonging to a derogation; partial repeal, derogatory dē-rŏgĭto v. intens. a. to ask urgently dē-rŏgo v. a. to repeal a part; to restrict; modify; to take away, detract from, to diminish,… dē-rōsus gnawed away, nibbled Dertōna a city in Liguria; Tortona dē-runcĭno v. a. to plane off;; to deceive, cheat; to shave dē-rŭo v. a. and n. Act., to throw; cast down; to take away, detract; Neutr., to fall down dē-rŭpĭo dē-ruptus adv. broken;; precipitous, steep; plur. subst; precipices dē-sā^cro v. a. to consecrate, dedicate; to deify; to devote, destine dē-saevĭo v. n. pluperfect subj; To rave furiously, to rage; To cease raving; raging dē-salto v. a. to dance through, to represent by dancing dēscendens dē-scendo v. n. perf. redupl; to come down;; to fall, sink down, to descend; ad quem; that seem… dēscensĭo a going down, descending; the bath itself dēscensōrĭus adj. descending, coming downwards dēscensus dēscensus a descent; a descending way, a descent; a lying down dē-scindo v. a. to divide; marking, in singing, the pauses and measure; absol., parting, dividi… dē-scisco v. n. to free one's self; to withdraw, leave, revolt from; to desert to, go over to; … dē-scŏbīno v. a. to file; scrape off dē-scrībo v. a. To copy off, transcribe; to write down, write out; To sketch off, to describe i… dēscriptĭo a marking out, delineation, copy, transcript; A representation, delineation, de… dēscriptĭuncŭla a short description, delineation dēscriptīvus adj., containing an exact description dēscriptor a describer, delineator dēscriptus P. a. dē-scrŏbo v. a. to set, enchase