gingriātor N. cr gingrīna a kind of small flute gingrīre gingrītus the cackling of geese gingrum ginnus git a planc; called also; Roman coriander Gitānae a city of Epirus; near Corcyra glăbellus adj. dim; without hair; smooth glăber adj. without hair; smooth; bald; subst; a young glăbrārĭa she who loves smooth-skinned slaves; she who is shorn smooth glăbresco v. inch. n. to grow smooth; bare; bald glăbrēta bare places Glabrĭo a surname in the glăbrĭtas smoothness of the skin; baldness glăbro v. a. to make bare; to deprive of hair; bristles glăcĭālis adj. icy; frozen; full of ice glăcĭes ice; hardness glăcĭo v. a. and n. to make; turn into ice;; to freeze; congeal; to render hard glădĭārĭus adj. belonging to swords; sword-; Subst; a sword-cutler glădĭātor a swordsman; fighter; a gladiator; a combat of gladiators; gladiatorial exhibit… glădĭātōrĭē adv. glădĭātōrĭus adj. belonging to gladiators; gladiatorial; a band; troop of gladiators; Subst glădĭātūra a fighting of gladiators; their profession glădĭŏlum glădĭŏlus A small sword; title of a comedy by Livius Andronicus; The sword-lily glădĭum glădĭus a sword; fight him with his own weapons; with very little trouble; stir the fir… glaeba a small piece; lump of earth; a clod; Land; soil glaebālis adj. relating to clods; relating to lands; a tax paid from; lands; land-tax glaebārĭus adj. relating to clods glaebātim adv. by clods glaebātĭo a tax levied on land; land-tax glaebōsus adj. full of clods; cloddy glaebŭla a small clod; lump of earth; ext; A little farm; small piece of land glaebŭlentus adj. cloddy; consisting of earth Glaesārĭa an amber island in the North Sea glaesum amber; of amber; amber- glamae glandārĭus adj. belonging to acorns; mast glandĭfer adj. acorn-bearing glandĭŏnĭda a savory kernel; glandule glandĭum a delicate kernel; glandule glando an acorn glandŭlae The glands of the throat; Swollen glands in the neck; enlarged tonsils; the nec… glandŭlōsus adj. full of kernels glanis a kind of shad glans an acorn; any acorn-shaped fruit; beechnut; chestnut; An acorn-shaped ball glanus glārĕa gravel glārĕōsus adj. full of gravel; gravelly glastum the herb woad; used in dyeing blue Glauce The mother of the third Diana; Another name of Creüsa; wife of Jason; An Amazon glaucēum a bluish-colored plant; celandine glaucĕus adj. of celandine Glaucĭa a Roman surname in the glaucĭcŏmans adj. with bluish - gray foliage; bluish-gray glaucĭna ointment of celandine; glaucium ointment glaucĭon plant celandine glauciscus a bluish-colored fish; otherwise unknown glaucĭto v. n. to yelp glaucōma N. cr; an obscuration of the crystalline lens; a cataract; to throw dust in his… glaucōpis the owl; bright; sparkling; gleaming; grayish Glaucus a Greek proper name; A son of Sisyphus; devoured by his own horses; The command… glaux a plant; called also glēba glēchon pennyroyal glēchōnītes wine flavored with pennyroyal; pennyroyal wine Glēsārĭa glēsum gleucĭnus adj. of must; made from must glīnon a kind of maple-tree glīrārĭum a place for keeping dormice glis a dormouse gliscĕrae glisco v. n. to grow up; swell up; spread; blaze up; burst out glīsomarga a kind of marl glŏbātim adv. in clusters; bands; troops glŏbo v. a. to make into a ball; to make round; spherical; mid; to form into a body glŏbōsĭtas rotundity; sphericalness; globosity glŏbōsus adj. round as a ball; spherical; globose glŏbŭlus a little ball; a globule; a lump; dumpling; a pill glŏbus a round body; a ball; globe; A dumpling; a close order of battle glōcidāre N. cr.; glōcĭo v. n. to cluck as a hen gloctŏro v. n. to cry as a stork glŏmĕrābĭlis adj. rounded; round glŏmĕrāmen a rounding;; a round body; ball glŏmĕrārĭus one eager to collect men for war glŏmĕrāte adv. glŏmĕrātim adv. in heaps; crowds glŏmĕrātĭo a bringing of the legs together into a ball; a trotting; a prancing; an ambling glŏmĕro v. a. to wind; form into a ball; gather into a round heap; to conglobate; glomerate glŏmĕrōsus adj. like a ball; round glŏmus a ball; clue glōrĭa glory; fame; renown; praise; reputation glōrĭābundus adj. glorying; exulting glōrĭātĭo a glorying; boasting; vaunting; exulting glōrĭātor a boaster; braggart glōrĭfĭcātĭo glorification