prae-tĕnŭis adj. Very thin; slender; shrill prae-tĕpĕo v. n. to glow before praeter adv. past; beyond; outside; before; above praeter-ăgo v. a. to drive by; past praeter-bīto v. n. and a. to go by; to pass praeter-curro v. n. and a. to run past praeter-dūco v. a. to lead past praetĕr-ĕā adv. Beyond this; besides; moreover; henceforth; hereafter; thenceforth praetĕr-ĕo v. n. and a. Neutr; To go by; past; to pass by; To be lost praĕter-ĕquĭtans riding by praetĕrĕunter adv. praeter-fĕro v. a. to carry by; past.—Pass; to come; run; drive praeter-flŭo v. n. to flow by; past; to go by; to pass away praeter-fŭgĭo v. a. to hasten by; pass over hastily praeter-grĕdĭor v. dep. n. to walk; march by; to go; pass by; to surpass praetĕr-hāc adv. beyond this; besides; furthermore; moreover praetĕrĭens praetĕr-inquīro v. a. to inquire further praetĕrĭtĭo A passing over; omission praetĕrĭtus P. a. praeter-lābor v. dep. n. to glide; flow by; to fly; run past; to slip away praeter-lambo v. a. to lick; bathe; touch in passing; to flow by praeterlātus praeter-lŭens washing as it flows past praeter-mĕo v. n. and a. to go by; past praetermissĭo A leaving out; omission; A passing over; neglecting praetermissus praeter-mitto v. a. To allow; permit to go by; to let pass; To omit; neglect praeter-monstrans pointing out besides; pointing out; showing another praeternāvĭgātĭo a sailing by praeter-nāvĭgo v. n. and a. to sail by; past prae-tĕro v. a. to rub off; wear down in front; To rub down beforehand praeterpropter prep. thereabout; more; less praeter-quam adv. beyond; besides; except; save; etiam praeterrādo praeter-sum v. n. to be out of; not present at praetervectĭo a riding; sailing; passing by praetervectus praeter-vĕhor v. dep. n. a.;; to be borne past; to drive; ride; sail by praeter-verto v. a. to go; pass by praeter-vŏlo v. n. and a. to fly by; past; to fly; sail over; fly across prae-testor v. dep. a. to bear witness to beforehand Praetetĭānus adj. belonging to the prae-texo v. a. to weave before; in front; to fringe; edge; border praetexta praetextātus adj. clothed with; wearing the; subst; one who wears the; veiled praetextum P. a. praetextus P. a. praetextus abl. sing.;; Outward appearance; show; ornament; display prae-tĭmĕo v. a. and n. to fear beforehand; to be in fear; be afraid prae-tĭmĭdus adj. very fearful; very timid prae-tingo v. a. to dip in; moisten beforehand prae-tondĕo v. a. to clip in front praetor a leader; head; chief; president; the chief magistrates praetōrĭānus adj. belonging to the body-guard; prœtorian; subst; the prœtorians; the prœtorian gu… praetōrĭānus adj. belonging to the prœtor; prœtorian praetōrīcĭus adj. prœtorian; one who has been prœtor; an ex-prœtor praetōrĭŏlum a small country-seat praetōrĭum A general's tent; A council of war; The official residence of the governor; A p… praetōrĭus adj. belonging to the prœtor; prœtors; prœtorian; Subst; One who has been prœtor prae-torquĕo v. a. to twist forwards; twist round prae-torrĕo v. a. to heat beforehand prae-torrĭdus adj. very hot; very dry praetortus prae-tractātus a preliminary treatise; an introduction; preface prae-trĕpĭdans trembling greatly; very hasty; impatient prae-trĕpĭdus adj. trembling very much; trembling greatly; very anxious; disquieted prae-trunco v. a. to cut off before; in front; to cut off; clip prae-tŭmĕo v. n. to be puffed up beforehand prae-tŭmĭdus adj. much swollen; puffed up praetūra the dignity; office of a prœtor; the prœtorship; The term of office of a prœtor praetūrīnus adj. belonging to the prœtorship; prœtorian Praetūtĭi a people of Picenum; Prœtutian prae-ulcĕrātus caused to ulcerate; made sore beforehand prae-umbrans casting a shade before; darkening; obscuring prae-unctus prae-ungo v. a. to smear; anoint before prae-ūro v. a. to burn before; burn at the end; point; to scorch; parch praeustus praeut prae-vādo v. n. to pass before; to be discharged from; rid of prae-vălens P. a. praevălentĭa superior force prae-vălĕo v. n. to be very; more able; to have distinguished power; influence; to have greater … praevălesco v. inch. n. to become; grow very strong praevălĭdē adv. praevălĭdus adj. very strong; very powerful; prevailing; prevalent; very strongly prae-vallo v. a. to fortify in front prae-văpōro v. a. to fumigate; perfume beforehand praevārĭcātĭo a stepping out of the line of duty; a violation of duty;; the making of a sham … praevārĭcātor one who violates his duty;; a sham accuser; defender; a prevaricator; A sinner prae-vārĭcātrix she who transgresses; sins prae-vārĭcor v. dep. to walk crookedly; not to walk straight; To walk crookedly in the discharge of … prae-vārus adj. very irregular; unsteady; very perverse praevectus prae-vĕhor v. dep. n. To ride; fly; flow before; in front; past prae-vello v. a. to tear away before; to tear away prae-vēlo v. a. to veil; cover over; to conceal by placing before prae-vēlox adj. very fleet; swift prae-vĕnĭo v. n. and a. to come before; precede; get the start of; to outstrip; anticipate