succŏrĭātĭo an operating beneath the skin suc-cornĭcŭlārĭus a sub-adjutant; second adjutant suc-cortex the under; inner bark succōsus suc-crassŭlus adj. dim; somewhat thick; thickish suc-crĕpo v. n. to crackle beneath suc-cresco v. inch. n. to grow under; from under; to grow up; to spring up; be supplied anew succrētus suc-crispus adj. somewhat curled; frizzled; crisped suc-crotillus adj. thin; slender; delicate suc-crūdus adj. somewhat raw; half raw suc-crŭentus adj. somewhat bloody succŭba One who lies under;; a lecher; strumpet; a supplanter; rival suc-cŭbo v. n. to lie under suc-cŭbo one who lies under;; a lecher succŭbōnĕus succŭlentus suc-cultro v. a. to cut up with a knife; to chop up; mince suc-cumbo v. n. to lay; put one; to fall down; lie; sink down succumbus a boundary-stone suc-cŭnĕātus wedged underneath; supported with wedges suc-cūrātor a subcurator suc-curro v. n. to run under; runs; lies under; behind; to run succursor a helper; succorer suc-curvus adj. somewhat curved succus Succusānus succussātor a jolter; a jolting horse succussātūra the jolting succussĭo a shaking; quaking succusso v. freq. a. to shake; jerk up and down; to jolt succussor a jolter succussūra succussus succussus a shaking; jolting suc-custos an under-keeper; assistant-overseer suc-cŭtĭo v. a. to fling up from below; fling aloft; toss up sucerda the dung of swine Suchē a town in Egypt sūcĭdo v. a. to make fresh; juicy sūcĭdus adj. juicy; sappy; fresh; fresh; plump sūcĭnācĭus adj. amber-colored sūcĭnĕus adj. of amber sūcĭnum amber sūcĭnus adj. of amber sūco a sucker; sūcŏphanta sūcōsĭtas juici ness sūcōsus adj. full of juice; moisture; juicy; sappy; succulent Sucro A river of; Xucar; A town at the mouth of this river; Sueca; pertaining to Sucro suctus suctus a sucking sŭcŭla a kind of machine for drawing; lifting; a winch; windlass; capstan sŭcŭla the constellation Hyades sŭcŭla a little pig sūcŭlentus adj. full of juice; sap; sappy; succulent sŭcŭlus a little boar sūcus juice; moisture; sap; a medicinal liquor; a drink sūdābundus adj. sweating sūdārĭŏlum a little handkerchief sūdārĭum a cloth for wiping off perspiration; a handkerchief sūdātĭlis adj. flowing like sweat; fluid sūdātĭo a sweating; perspiration; sudation; a sweatingroom; sudatory sūdātor one that perspires easily; copiously sūdātōrĭum sūdātōrĭus adj. belonging to; serving for sweating; sudatory; Subst; a sweatingbath sūdātrix she that sweats; causes sweating sūdĭcŭlum a kind of whip; scourge Sudīnes a writer on precious stones sŭdis a stake; pile; a kind of pike sūdo v. n. and a. Neutr; to sweat; perspire; perspire with; to be wet with sūdor sweat; perspiration; obj; liquid; moisture sūdōrĭfer sudorific sūdōrus adj. dripping with sweat; sweaty sūdŭcŭlum a kind of whip; scourge; N. cr sūdus adj. without moisture; dry;; cloudless; bright; clear Suē a town in Assyria Suēbi Suebri a people of Gaul Suël a town in Spain Suellēni a people of Arabia Suelteri a people of sŭĕo to be wont; used; accustomed sŭesco v. inch. n. Neutr; to become used; accustomed;; tempp. perff; to have accustomed one Suessa A city of Latium; five miles south of the Liris and eight from the sea; founded… Suessetāni adj. a people of Sŭessĭōnes a people in Gaul; Soissons Suessŭla a town of Campania; Castel di Sessola; the inhabitants of Suessula Suētōnĭus the name of a Roman; father of the foll; a contemporary and friend of the young… Suetri an Alpine people suētūdo custom; habit suētus Suēvi the Suevi; a powerful people in the north-eastern part of Germany; belonging to… Suēvĭus a poet sūfes the chief magistrate of the Carthaginians; a sufet Sufetŭla a town in Africa suf-farcĭno v. a. to stuff full; to cram; stuffed out; with a bundle under her dress; to deck suffarrānĕus suffectĭo An adding; A supplying; substituting suffectūra a supplying; supplement