prae-jĭcĭo prae-jūdex one who judges beforehand praejūdĭcātum praejūdĭcātus P. a. praejūdĭcĭālis adj. Belonging; according to a preceding judgment; decision; belonging to a precedin… prae-jūdĭcĭum a preceding judgment; sentence; decision; a precedent; example prae-jūdĭco v. a. to judge; pass sentence; decide beforehand; to prejudge; let the censors give t… prae-jūrātĭo a previous taking of an oath prae-jŭvo v. a. to aid before prae-lābor v. dep. n. to glide onwards; to flow; swim; before; along; to move prae-lambo v. a. to lick; taste beforehand; first; to wash; touch lightly praelapsus prae-largus adj. very copious; abundant prae-lassātus wearied beforehand praelātĭo a preferring; a preference praelātor one that prefers; a preferrer praelātus prae-lautus adj. very elegant prae-lăvo v. a. to wash; rinse beforehand prae-laxātus widened; relieved beforehand praelectĭo a reading aloud to others; a lecture; prelection praelector one who reads an author to others and adds explanations; a prelector praelectus prae-lēgo v. a. to bequeath beforehand; to bequeath; to be given before the inheritance is divi… prae-lĕgo v. a. To read; to others; to set an example in reading; to lecture upon; To pick praelĭālis praelĭātor praelībātĭo a tasting; taking away beforehand; an offering of the first-fruits; a slight to… prae-līber adj. entirely free prae-lībo v. a. to taste beforehand; foretaste prae-lĭcenter adv. too freely; too boldly praelĭgāmen something bound on in front; about one; an amulet praelĭgānĕus adj. picked beforehand; a poor kind of wine made of unripe; bad grapes gathered befo… prae-lĭgo v. a. To bind on before; to bind; To bind around; tie about; To bind up prae-lĭno v. a. to smear; daub in front; to plaster over praelĭtus praelĭum prae-lŏco v. a. to set; place before; to put first; foremost praelŏcūtĭo a speaking before; a preface; preamble praelŏcūtus praelongo v. a. to lengthen out very much; to make very long prae-longus adj. very long prae-lŏquor v. dep. a. To speak beforehand; first; to speak before another; to forestall in speaking; … prae-lūceo v. n. To shine; give light before; to hold; carry a light before; to light; to shine … prae-lūcĭdus adj. shining greatly; very bright prae-lūdo v. a. to play beforehand; to prelude; rehearse; to prepare one's self for fighting praelum praelumbo v. a. to make lame in the loins; hipshot prae-lūmĭnātus illustrated; explained before praelūsĭo a prelude prae-lustris adj. very illustrious; magnificent prae-mācĕro v. a. to soak; steep beforehand prae-mălĕdīco v. a. to curse beforehand prae-mando v. a. To order; command beforehand;; ut; procure beforehand; subst prae-mando v. a. to chew beforehand;; to explain accurately and clearly praemātūrē adv. prae-mātūrus adj. Very early; early; Too early; untimely; premature prae-mĕdĭcātus protected by medicines; charms praemĕdĭtātĭo a considering beforehand; premeditation praemĕdĭtātōrĭum a place for preparation prae-mĕdĭtor v. dep. a. to think over; to muse; deliberate upon beforehand; to premeditate; object - cl… prae-mercor v. dep. to buy before; beforehand; should forestall the markets praemessum praemĕtĭum the offering of the firstfruits measured out beforehand for Ceres prae-mētor v. dep. a. to measure; measure out beforehand; measured; meted out beforehand praemĕtŭens P. a. prae-mĕtŭenter adv. prae-mĕtŭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to fear; be in fear beforehand; fearing for; anxious about his men praemĭālis adj. used as a reward praemĭātor A robber; A rewarder; one who gives a reward to praemĭātrix she who rewards prae-mĭco v. n. to gleam; glitter forth; to glitter very much prae-mī^gro v. n. to move away beforehand; before praemĭnĕo prae-mĭnister a servant; an attendant prae-mĭnistra a female attendant; minister prae-mĭnistro v. n. and a. Neutr; to wait; attend upon; to minister to; to furnish prae-mĭnor v. dep. to threaten beforehand; to threaten greatly praemĭor v. dep. to stipulate for a reward praemĭōsus adj. rich praemissa praemissus praemistus mixed beforehand prae-mītis adj. very gentle prae-mitto v. a. to send forward; before; to despatch in advance; to set before; in front praemĭum Profit derived from booty; booty; Pen; game killed; prey praemixtus prae-mŏdĕrans prescribing a measure prae-mŏdŭlātus measured out; modulated beforehand praemŏdum adv. beyond measure prae-moenio prae-mŏlestĭa trouble beforehand; anxiety; apprehension; prae-mōlĭor v. dep. to prepare; make preparations for beforehand prae-mollĭo v. a. to soften beforehand; to soften; mollify beforehand prae-mollis adj. very soft prae-mŏnĕo v. a. to forewarn; to advise; admonish beforehand; to remind beforehand; to premonish praemŏnĭtĭo a forewarning; premonition praemŏnĭtor a forewarner praemŏnĭtōrĭus adj. that gives previous warning; premonitory praemŏnĭtum