praesĭdĭālis praesĭdĭārĭus adj. that serves for defence; protection; belonging to the governor of a province; g… praesĭdĭātus praesĭdĭŏlum a small garrison praesĭdĭor v. dep. to watch; guard praesĭdĭum a presiding over;; defence; protection; help; aid praesignātĭo a presignifying praesignātor one who marks out; designates beforehand praesignĭfĭcātĭo a showing; signifying beforehand; presignification prae-signĭfĭco v. a. to show; signify beforehand; to foreshow; presignify prae-signis adj. distinguished before; above others; remarkable; excellent prae-signo v. a. to mark before prae-sĭlĭo prae-sĭpĭo v. a. to feel beforehand; have a presentiment of prae-sŏlĭdus adj. very solid; very firm; very constant; steadfast prae-sŏno v. n. and a. To sound before; To sound louder than; to sound above; prae-spargo v. a. to scatter; strew before prae-spĕcŭlor v. dep. to examine into beforehand praespergo prae-spēro v. a. to hope beforehand praespĭcĭo v. a. to look at before; to regard beforehand praestābĭlis adj. preeminent; distinguished; excellent Praestāna the goddess of excellence praestans P. a. praestanter adv. praestantĭa preeminence; superiority; excellence praestat praestātĭo a guaranty; warranty; payment praestātor a surety praestergus prae-sterno v. a. to strew; spread beforehand; to prepare praestĕs presiding; protecting;; subst; a protector; guardian praestī^gĭae deceptions; illusions; jugglers' tricks; sleights; feats of legerdemain; praestigĭātor a juggler; cheat; deceiver praestigĭātrix she who plays tricks; juggles; deceives praestigĭo v. a. to deceive by juggling tricks praestigĭor v. dep. to practise sleight of hand praestigĭōsus adj. full of deceitful tricks; delusive praestigĭum a delusion; illusion; trick prae-stinguo praestĭno v. a. to buy; purchase praestĭtor a giver prae-stĭtŭo v. a. to determine; appoint beforehand; to prescribe; rel.-clause praestĭtus praestō adj. at hand; ready; present; here;; esse prae-sto v. n. and a. Neutr; to stand before; in front; to stand out; be superior praestōlātio the waiting for; expectation praestōlor v. dep. n. to stand ready for; to wait for; expect prae-strangŭlo v. a. to choke; deprive of breath praestrictĭo a binding fast; binding up praestrictus prae-stringo v. a. to bind fast; hard; to bind; tie up; to squeeze tight; compress praestructim adv. with preparation praestructĭo a foundation; preparation praestructūra a foundation; preparation praestructus P. a. prae-strŭo v. a. to build before; to lay a foundation; to build up in front; to block; stop up prae-stultus adj. extremely foolish prae-stŭpesco v. inch. n. to be greatly astonished prae-stŭpĭdus adj. very senseless; very stupid praestus prae-sūdo v. n. to sweat before; to exert one's self beforehand praesul one who leaps; dances before others; a dancer in public; public dancer; the lea… praesŭlātus the office of a superintendent praesŭlor v. n. to be a superintendent prae-sulsus adj. salted very much; very salt praesultātor one who leaps; dances before others; a public dancer prae-sulto v. n. to leap; dance before praesultor one who leaps; dances before others; a public dancer prae-sum v. n. to be before; to be set over; to preside; rule over; to have the charge praesūmenter adv. confidently; boldly praesūmo v. a. to take before; take first; beforehand; take to one's self; To take in advance praesumptĭo A taking beforehand; a using; enjoying in advance; anticipation; a taking up an… praesumptĭōsē adv. boldly; presumptuously praesumptĭōsus adj. full of boldness praesumptīvē adv. presumptuously praesumptor One; who takes possession beforehand; a preoccupier; A bold; confident praesumptōrĭus adj. boldly; confidently; presumptuously praesumptrix a presumptuous person praesumptŭōsē praesumptŭōsus praesumptus P. a. prae-sŭo v. a. to sew over; sew up;; to cover over prae-surgo v. n. to rise beforehand prae-suspecto v. a. to suspect beforehand praesūtus praetactus prae-taedescit v. impers. it disgusts beforehand prae-taesus feeling disgust beforehand prae-tango v. a. to touch beforehand; previously; to attack; praetectĭo a covering over praetectus prae-tĕgo v. a. to cover over; to shelter; protect praetempto prae-tendo v. a. to stretch forth; forward; to extend; shooting forth; set out prae-tĕner adj. very soft; tender praetentātus a groping; feeling out one's way prae-tento v. a. To feel; search; grope out beforehand; to examine previously; to estimate befor… praetentūra a military guard on the boundaries of a province; a frontier-guard; A barricade praetentus