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flēbĭlis adj. to be wept over; to be lamented; lamentable; dat. pers; That makes flecto v. a. and n. to bend; bow; curve; turn; turn round flegma flēmĭna a bloody swelling; congestion of blood about the; ankles; flĕo v. n. and a. Neutr; to weep; cry; shed tears; Pass. impers flētĭfer adj. weeping; dripping; distilling flētus P. a. flētus a weeping; wailing; lamenting; tears Flēvo the Zuyder Zee; a lake at the mouth of the Rhine Flēvum a fortress of the Frisii; west of the mouth of the Ems; Flie; Flieland flexănĭmus adj. that bends; sways the heart; moving; affecting; touched flexĭbĭlis adj. that may be bent; pliant; flexible; tractable; fickle flexĭbĭlĭtas flexibility flexĭlis adj. Pliant; pliable; flexile; Bent; curved flexĭlŏquus adj. equivocal flexĭo a bending; swaying; turning; a bend; turn; curve flexĭ-pes adj. with crooked feet flexĭvĭcē adv. with turnings; windings; crookedly flexo v. freq. a. to bend; curve flexuntes an old name of the Roman knights; N. cr.; flexŭōsē adv. flexŭōsus adj. full of turns; windings; crooked; winding; tortuously flexūra a bending; winding; turning; inflection; declension flexus P. a. flexus a bending; turning; winding; the bay; gulf flictus a striking; dashing together; collision flīgo v. a. to strike; strike down; N. cr flo v. n. and a. Neutr; to blow; to do two opposite things at once; to blow hot and cold with th… flocces dregs; less of wine floccōsus adj. full of flocks of wool floccus a lock; flock; something trifling; insignificant; of no account flŏces Flōra the goddess of flowers; whose festival was celebrated on the 28th of April; oft… Flōrālĭa flōrens P. a. flōrenter adv. flourishingly; Flōrentĭa a city of Etruria; situated on the river Arno; Florence; a sort of vine; belong… flōrĕo v. n. to bloom; blossom; flower; to froth; To get the first downy beard flōresco v. inch. n. to begin to blossom; flower; to come out in blossom; to begin to flourish; pros… flōrĕus adj. of flowers; made of flowers; Full of flowers; flowery; shining Flōrĭānus a Roman surname; half-brother of the emperor Tacitus; after whose death he usur… flōrĭcŏmus adj. crowned with flowers flōrĭdē adv. flōrĭdŭlus adj. dim; somewhat blooming flōrĭdus adj. full of; abounding with flowers; flowery; lively; gay flōrĭfer adj. bearing flowers; flowery flōrĭfertum flōrĭgĕnus adj. producing blossoms; blossoming flōrĭger adj. flower - bearing; flowery flōrĭlĕgus adj. flower-culling flōrĭpărus adj. producing flowers flōrĭtĭo a blossoming; flowering Flōrĭus flōrōsus adj. abounding in flowers flōrŭlentus adj. abounding in flowers; flowery; blooming; youthful flōrus adj. shining; bright Flōrus a Roman surname; a celebrated orator of Gaul; a pupil of; who compiled a brief … flōs a blossom; flower; The honey of flowers; The flower; the prime floscellus a floweret floscŭle adv. bloomingly floscŭlus a little flower; floweret; the part of a fruit where the blossom was; the eye; … flovios fluctĭcŏla adj. living in waves fluctĭ-cŏlor adj. seacolored fluctĭcŭlus a little wave; wavelet fluctĭfrăgus adj. wave-breaking fluctĭgĕna wave-born; born in the waves fluctĭgĕnus adj. born in the waves fluctĭger adj. wave-bringing; wave impelling fluctĭo a flowing; flow fluctĭ-sŏnus adj. wave-resounding; roaring with waves fluctĭvăgus adj. driven about by the waves flucto fluctŭābundus vacillating fluctŭātim adv. flauntingly fluctŭātĭo a vibrating to and fro; a fluctuation; a wavering motion; agitation; wavering fluctŭo v. n. to move in the manner of waves; to wave; rise in waves; undulate; to move to an… fluctŭōsus adj. full of waves; billowy; with wave-like streaks fluctus a flowing; waving; abstr; a flow; flood fluens P. a. flŭenter adv. in a flowing manner flŭentĭa a flowing; fluency flŭentĭsŏnus adj. wave-resounding flŭento v. a. to water flŭentum a flow; flood;; running water; a stream; river flŭesco v. inch. n. to become fluid; to melt; dissolve flŭĭbundus adj. melting; dissolving flŭĭdo v. a. to make fluid; to melt; dissolve flŭĭdus adj. flowing; fluid; moist; soft; slack flŭisco flŭĭto v. freq. n. to float; swim; sail about; to flow; to move in a waving flūmen a flowing of water;; a flood; stream; flowing; running water Flūmentāna a gate of Rome near the Tiber; River-gate; at the entrance to the Campus Martius flūmĭcellum a streamlet; rivulet flūmĭnālis adj. belonging to a river; river flūmĭnĕus adj. belonging to a river; river flŭo v. n. to flow; water from a stream; spring-water; overflow; run down Flŭōnĭa a surname of Juno flŭor a flowing; flow; a flux; diarrœa flustra the usual quiet state of the sea; a calm