praecox adj. ripe before its time; early ripe; rareripe; premature; when the prae-crassus adj. very thick praecrĕpo v. n. to sound; resound beforehand prae-crūdesco v. inch. n. to grow very hard prae-culco v. a. to impress strongly; beforehand praecultus P. a. prae-cŭpĭdus adj. very desirous; fond of prae-cūro v. a. to care for beforehand praecurrentĭa prae-curro v. n. and a. to run before; hasten on before; precede; Neutr; to go on before praecursātor an advanced guard praecursĭo a coming; going before; a preliminary combat; a skirmish; a preparation praecursor one who runs before; A forerunner; fin.; one who precedes on the same path; an … praecursōrĭus adj. precursory praecursus praecursus a forerunning; coming before; anticipation prae-cŭtĭo v. a. to shake; wave; brandish before; in front praeda property taken in war; booty; spoil; plunder; pillage praedābundus adj. ravaging; pillaging; plundering praedamnātĭo precondemnation prae-damno v. a. to condemn beforehand; to precondemn; to give it up; renounce beforehand praedātīcĭus adj. taken as booty; plunder praedātĭo a taking of booty; plundering; pillaging praedātor a plunderer; pillager; A hunter; A rapacious; avaricious man praedātōrĭus adj. plundering; predatory praedātrix she that plunders; pillages; robs; the nymph Dryope praedātum praedātus prae-dătus given beforehand prae-dēcessor a predecessor prae-dēlasso v. a. to weary out; weaken beforehand prae-dēlēgātĭo an assignment; delegation before the time prae-dēmonstro v. a. to demonstrate beforehand prae-densus adj. very thick; very dense prae-dēsignātus designated beforehand praedestĭnātĭo a determining beforehand; predestination prae-destĭno v. a. to determine beforehand; to predestine; To provide beforehand prae-dētermĭno v. a. to fix beforehand prae-dexter adj. very skilful praedĭātor a purchaser of mortgaged estates sold at auction; a dealer in landed estates; i… praedĭātōrĭus adj. relating to the sale of estates at auction; prediatory praedĭātūra the purchase of estates at auction praedĭātus adj. Possessing landed properly; wealthy; Who pledges his lands to the State praedĭcābĭlis adj. praiseworthy; laudable praedĭcāmentum that which is predicated; a quality; praedĭcātĭo A public proclaiming; a proclamation; publication; an assertion; A praising praedĭcātīvus adj. declaring; asserting; predicative praedĭcātor one who makes a thing publicly known; a proclaimer; publisher; crier; One who p… praedĭcātōrĭus adj. praising; laudatory praedĭcātrix she that makes known prae-dĭco v. a. To cry in public; make known by crying in public; to publish; proclaim; to make… prae-dīco v. a. to say; mention before; beforehand; to premise; To foretell praedictĭo A premising; A foretelling; prediction praedictīvus adj. foretelling; predictive;; prognosticating praedictum praedictus prae-diffĭcĭlis adj. very difficult prae-dīgestus adj. that has well digested praedĭŏlum a small farm; estate prae-dīrus adj. very frightful; detestable prae-disco v. a. to learn beforehand; make one's self acquainted with beforehand prae-dispŏsĭtus prepared beforehand prae-dĭtus Endowed; gifted; provided with; possessed of; placed praedĭum a farm; estate; a manor prae-dīvĕs adj. very rich; very plentiful praedīvīnātĭo a divining beforehand; presentiment prae-dīvīno v. a. to have a presentiment of; to divine beforehand prae-dīvīnus adj. presaging; prophetic praedo one that makes booty; a plunderer; robber; of Pluto praedo prae-dŏcĕo v. a. to teach; instruct; inform beforehand prae-dŏmo v. a. to tame; subdue beforehand; mastered; surmounted beforehand praedōnĭus adj. predatory praedōnŭlus a little robber; petty robber praedopĭont praedor v. n. and a. Neutr; to make booty; to plunder; spoil; rob praedotĭont prae-dūco v. a. to draw; make; put before; in front praeductal a pencil for drawing lines praeductōrĭus adj. for drawing forwards praeductus praedulce adv. prae-dulcis adj. very sweet; over-sweet things; very pleasing; delightful; very sweetly prae-dūro v. a. to make very hard; harden very much; to harden; indurate prae-dūrus adj. very hard; very strong; difficult; very harsh; hardy prae-ēlĭgo v. a. to choose rather; to prefer;; object-clause prae-ēmĭnentĭa pre-eminence prae-ēmĭnĕo v. n. and a. to project forwards; be prominent; to surpass; excel prae-emptor one who purchases before others; a pre-emptor prae-ĕo v. n. and a. to go before; lead the way; precede; Neutr; to precede praeēsus eaten before prae-exercĭtāmentum a previous; preparatory exercise prae-făcĭlis adj. very easy praefactus prae-fāmen a preface praefandus P. a. praefascinē adv. prae-fătīgātus wearied beforehand praefātĭo a saying beforehand;; That which is said; repeated beforehand; a form of words;… praefātĭuncŭla a short preface; opening