suppūrātōrĭus adj. suppurating; suppurative sup-pūro v. n. and a. Neutr; to gather matter; form pus; come to a head; suppurate suppus adj. suppŭtārĭus adj. belonging to reckoning; computation suppŭtātĭo a reckoning up; computation suppŭtātor a reckoner; computer suppŭtātōrĭus sup-pŭto v. a. To cut off below; to prune; lop; trim; To count up sū^prā adv. on the upper side; on the top; above; lying; stretched over them sŭpra-scando v. a. to climb over; surmount suprā-sĕdĕo sŭprēmĭtas the highest extreme; The last of life; death; The highest honor sŭprēmō sūra the calf of the leg; the smaller bone of the leg Sura a river of Germany; the Saur Sura a Roman surname Surae a people of India surclo surcŭlācĕus adj. woody; like wood surcŭlāris adj. producing young shoots; sprouts surcŭlārĭus adj. belonging to shoots; twigs; living among the twigs; branches surcŭlo v. a. To clear of shoots; sprouts; to prune; trim; surculate surcŭlōsē adv. surcŭlōsus adj. woody; like wood surcŭlus a young twig; branch; a shoot; sprout; sprig Surdaones a people of Spain surdaster adj. dim; somewhat deaf; hard of hearing surdē adv. surdesco v. inch. n. to become deaf surdīgo deafness surdĭtas deafness surdĭtĭa deafness surdus adj. deaf; stone-deaf; preach to deaf ears; talk to the wind; not listening surēna a kind of fish surēna the grand vizier surgo v. a. and n. to lift; raise up; to raise; erect; elevate surio v. n. to be in heat Surium A town in Colchis; A town in Dalmatia Surĭus a river of Colchis surpĭcŭlus sur-rădĭo v. a. to cause to beam forth; to indicate sur-rādo v. a. to scrape below; to run close under; to flow along; past sur-rancĭdus adj. somewhat rank; slightly tainted sur-rancus adj. somewhat hoarse; hoarsish; Neutr surrāsus surrectĭo A raising up; erection; A rising again; resurrection surrectĭto v. freq. n. to rise up; arise surrectus sur-rectus adj. rather straight; nearly straight sur-rĕfectus somewhat restored sur-rēgŭlus a petty prince; a feudatory vassal sur-rĕmănĕo v. n. to remain behind sur-rēmĭgo v. n. to row underneath; to row along sur-rēnālis adj. that is under the kidneys Surrentum a maritime town of Campania; Sorrento; belonging to Surrentum; Surrentine; the … sur-rēpente adv. rather suddenly sur-rēpo v. n. and a. to creep under; to creep; steal along; creep softly on; steal upon surreptīcĭus adj. stolen; concealed; clandestine surreptĭo a stealing; purloining; theft; by deception; subreption surreptītĭus surreptīvus adj. false; fraudulent surreptum surreptus sur-rīdĕo v. n. to smile sur-rīdĭcŭlē adv. somewhat laughably; rather humorously surrĭgo sur-rĭgŭus adj. watered sur-ringor v. dep. n. to make a somewhat wry face; to be a little vexed sur-rĭpĭo v. a. and n. to snatch; take away secretly; to withdraw privily; to steal; pilfer sur-rŏgo v. a. to cause to be chosen in place of another; to put in another; to substitute sur-rostrāni people who hang about the forum near the rostra; loungers; idlers sur-rŏtātus mounted on wheels sur-rŏtundus adj. somewhat round; roundish sur-rŭbĕo v. n. to be somewhat red; reddish; to blush sur-rŭber adj. somewhat red; reddish sur-rŭbĕus adj. somewhat red; reddish sur-rŭbĭcundus adj. somewhat red; ruddy; reddish sur-rūfus adj. somewhat reddish sur-rūmo v. a. to put to the udder; to let suck sur-rumpo v. a. to break off below;; to destroy sur-rūmus adj. under the udder; sucking; suckling sur-runcīvus adj. that is grubbed up sur-rŭo v. a. to tear down below; to undermine; to dig under; dig out; to break down; overthr… surrustĭcē adv. sur-rustĭcus adj. somewhat clownish; rustic; somewhat clownishly sur-rŭtĭlo v. n. to glow slightly; to glimmer forth sur-rŭtĭlus adj. somewhat reddish; ruddy surrŭtus sursum adv. from below; up; upwards; on high; up and down sūrus a branch; a stake Surus a celebrated elephant in the Carthaginian army sūs A swine; hog; pig; boar; sow Sūsa the ancient capital of Persia; Soos; the province of Susiana; Susiane; Khuzistan suscensĕo susceptĭo a taking in hand; undertaking; An acceptance suscepto v. freq. a. to undertake susceptor One who undertakes any thing; an undertaker; A receiver; One who takes into his… susceptum susceptus suscĭpĭo v. a. to take; catch up; to take upon; To support; hold up