ĭn-auro v. a. to cover; overlay with gold; to gild; to make rich; gilded ĭnauspĭcātō adv. ĭn-auspĭcātus adj. At which no auspices were taken; without auspices; without consulting the auspi… ĭn-ausus adj. not ventured; unattempted; med.—Plur; subst; unattempted things ĭnauxĭlĭātus not supported ĭnăvārus not greedy; not avaricious ĭnāversĭbĭlis adj. that cannot be turned aside; unalterable inb- in-caedŭus adj. not cut; felled; uncut; unhewn incaelātus incălanto incălātĭōnes incălātīve in-calcātus adj. untrodden in-călesco v. inch. n. to grow warm; hot; to glow; kindle in-calfăcĭo v. a. to warm; to heat incallĭdē adv. in-callĭdus adj. unskilful; incapable; simple; stupid; incompetent incallo v. a. to render callous in-candesco v. inch. n. to become warm; hot; to glow; to kindle in-candĭdo v. a. to make white; to cleanse incandĭdus in-cānesco v. inch. n. to become white; to turn gray; hoary incantāmentum a charm; incantation incantātĭo an enchanting; enchantment incantātor an enchanter; wizard in-canto v. a. and n. To sing; To say over; mutter; chant a magic formula; To consecrate with charms in-cānus adj. quite gray; hoary incăpābĭlis adj. incomprehensible incăpābĭlĭtas incomprehensibility in-căpax adj. incapable in-căpistro v. a. to halter; muzzle;; to fetter; entangle incarno v. a. to make flesh;; to be made flesh; become incarnate incassum in-cassus adj. vain incastē in-castīgātus adj. unpunished; unreproved in-castrātūra a tenon in-căthŏlĭcus adj. not catholic;; heretics incautē adv. incautēla want of foresight; incautiousness in-cautus adj. heedless; improvident; inconsiderate; ab; not guarded against incăvillātĭo in-căvillor v. dep. to revile; mock at; in lemm in-căvo v. a. to hollow out; make hollow in-cēdo v. n. and a. to go; step; march along; Neutr; walk ... ride incēlātus in-cĕlĕber adj. not celebrated; not known to fame in-cĕlebrātus adj. not made known; not spread abroad in-cēnātus adj. that has not dined; eaten; dinnerless; hungry; fasting incendĕfăcĭo v. a. to set on fire incendĭālis adj. belonging to fires; fire- incendĭārĭus adj. causing a conflagration; setting on fire; fire-; Subst; an incendiary incendĭōsus adj. burning; hot incendĭum a burning; fire; conflagration; burning; heat incendo v. a. to set fire to; to kindle; burn; To light up with fire; to make a fire upon in-cēnis adj. that has not dined; dinnerless in-cēno v. n. to dine there; to dine in; at a place incensē incensio a setting on fire; burning incensĭtus adj. not assessed; not enrolled in the census incensor one who kindles; sets fire to; who kindles beacons; an inciter incensum A setting fire to; lighting; incense; sacrifice incensus incensus adj. not estimated; not assessed; unregistered incentĭo A blowing; playing; A charm; enchantment; plur incentīvus adj. that strikes up; sets the tune; the treble flute; that provokes; incites incentor one who sets the tune; begins to sing; a precentor; singer; an inciter inceps inceptĭo a beginning; undertaking; enterprise incepto v. freq. a. to begin; undertake; attempt; to begin business; to quarrel inceptor a beginner inceptum inceptus inceptus a beginning; undertaking incernĭcŭlum a sieve; searce; a square stand on which the Greek flourdealers set out flour; … in-cerno v. a. to sift upon; to cover; bestrew with sifting; to sift; scatter with a sieve in-cēro v. a. to smear; cover over with wax; to smear the knees of the gods; to be persistent… incertē adv. incerto adv. incerto v. a. to render doubtful; uncertain incertum incertus adj. uncertain; unsettled; doubtful; untrustworthy; not fast incessābĭlis adj. unceasing; incessant; incessantly incessans adj. incessant; incessantly incesso v. a. to fall upon; assault; assail; attack; to attack incessus a going; walking; pace; gait; a hostile irruption incestē adv. incestĭfĭcus adj. that defiles himself; that commits a bad action incesto v. a. to pollute; defile; to dishonor incestum incestŭōsus adj. lewd incestus adj. unclean; impure; polluted; defiled; sinful incestus unchastity; incest in-chăraxo v. a. to scratch into; to open by scratching inchŏo in-cĭbo v. a. to provide with food; to feed incĭcur adj. not tame; wild incīdo v. a. to cut into; cut through; cut open; cut up; to dissect incĭdo v. n. to fall into; upon; to fall; light upon; acc.;