implĕo v. a. to fill up; fill full; to make full; fill; Aliquid implētĭo the ful filment implētus implexĭo an entwining; entangling implexus implexus an entwining; infolding; embrace implĭcāmentum an involvement; entanglement implĭcātĭo an entwining; interweaving; entanglement implĭcātrix implĭcātūra an entangling implĭcātus P. a. implĭciscor v. dep. inch. n. to become confused; disordered implĭcĭtē adv. implĭcĭto v. freq. a. to entwine; interweave implĭcĭtus implĭco v. a. to infold; involve; entangle; entwine; inwrap implōrābĭlis adj. that may be prayed to for help implōrātĭo a beseeching for help; imploring implōro v. a. to invoke with tears; call to one; call upon for aid; to invoke; beseech; entre… implumbo v. a. to solder in with lead implūmis adj. without feathers; unfledged; callow; without hair; bald implŭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to rain into; upon; to rain; to rain upon implūtus implŭvĭātus adj. shaped like an; four-sided; having a square border implŭvĭum a skylight; the opening in the roof of the atrium in a Roman house through whic… impoene impoenĭtens impŏlītē adv. impŏlītĭa want of neatness; carelessness; negligence impŏlītus adj. unpolished; rough; inelegant; unrefined; without ornament impollūtus adj. unstained, unpolluted impōmenta impōno v. a. to place; put; set; lay into; upon Imporcĭtor a deity that presides over the drawing of furrows imporco v. a. to put into furrows; importābĭlis adj. that cannot be borne; insupportable;; in an insupportable manner importātīcĭus adj. brought in from abroad; imported importo v. a. to bring; carry; convey into; to bring in from abroad; to import importūnē adv. importūnĭtas unsuitableness; unfitness; unmannerliness; incivility; impoliteness importūnus adj. unfit; unsuitable; inconvenient; Troublesome; distressing importŭōsus adj. without a harbor impŏs adj. not master of; not possessed of; without power over; not partaking of; without impŏsĭtīcĭus adj. laid on; applied; ascribed impŏsĭtĭo the application impŏsĭtītĭus adj. imposed; prescribed impŏsĭtīvus adj. applied impŏsĭtor one who applies a name impŏsĭtus impossĭbĭlis adj. impossible impossĭbĭlĭtas impossibility impostor a deceiver impostūra deceit; imposture impostus impōtābĭlis adj. not drinkable impŏtens adj. powerless; impotent; weak; feeble; having no power over impŏtenter adv. impŏtentĭa Inability; want of wealth; poverty; Want of moderation; self-restraint impraegno v. a. to impregnate; make pregnant impraemĕdĭtātus adj. unprepared impraepărātus adj. unprepared; without preparation impraepĕdītē advv impraepĕdītus adj. unhindered; without hinderance; impraepūtĭātus adj. having the prepuce; uncircumcised impraescĭentĭa a not knowing beforehand; want of prescience impraesentĭārum adv. at present; for the present; under present circumstances; now impraestābĭlis adj. useless impraevārĭcābĭlis adj. not to be transgressed impransus adj. that has not breakfasted; fasting imprĕcātĭo an invoking of evil; imprecation; prayer imprĕcor v. dep. a. To invoke on; to call down upon; to imprecate; had wished health to her; To pra… imprensĭbĭlis adj. incomprehensible impressē adv. impressĭo a pressing into; an impressing; impression; An irruption; inroad impressus impressus adj. not milked impressus a pressing upon; impression imprĕtĭābĭlis adj. priceless; invaluable; inestim tble imprīmis adv. imprĭmo v. a. to press into; upon; to stick; stamp; dig into imprincĭpālĭter adv. by preference; especially imprŏbābĭlis adj. not deserving of approbation; objectionable; exceptionable; objectionably imprŏbātĭo disapprobation; blame imprŏbātor a disapprover; condemner imprŏbē adv. imprŏbĭtas badness; wickedness; depravity; dishonesty; improbity imprŏbĭter adv. imprŏbĭto v. freq. a. to disapprove strongly; condemn imprŏbo v. a. to disapprove; blame; condemn; reject; of rejecting as unsuitable imprŏbŭlus adj. dim; somewhat wicked imprŏbus adj. not according to the standard; of bad quality; bad; excessive; Restless imprōcērus adj. not tall; undersized imprōcrĕābĭlis adj. that cannot be procreated imprōdictus adj. not postponed imprŏfessus adj. that has not professed; declared himself; that is not professed; declared; in l… imprōles imprōlus imprōmiscŭs adj. unmixed; unmingled impromptus adj. not ready; not quick imprŏpĕ adv. near