Scaurus a frequent surname in the; whom Cicero defended in an oration; part of which is… scāzon an iambic trimeter; with a spondee or trochee in the last foot scĕlĕrātē adv. scĕlĕrātor an evil doer; a wretch scĕlĕrātus P. a. scĕlĕrĭtas guilt; wickedness; criminality scĕlĕro v. a. to pollute; defile; contaminate; desecrate; verb. finit scĕlĕrōsus adj. full of wickedness; abominable; accursed; subst; a wicked scĕlĕrus adj. wicked; abominable scĕlestē adv. scĕlestus adj. wicked; accursed; abominable; knavish; roguish;; subst scĕlĕtus a skeleton scĕlĭo a wicked man; scoundrel scĕlŏtyrbē a lameness in the ankles; in the knees scĕlus an evil deed; a wicked; impious action; a crime; sin; enormity; wickedness scēna scēna scēnārĭus scēnītes one who dwells in a tent; one of a nomadic race scēnŏfactōrĭus adj. belonging to the making of tents scēnŏpēgĭa the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles Scēpsis a town in Mysia; belonging to Scepsis Sceptĭci the Sceptics; the disciples of Pyrrho scēptos a gust; squall; storm scēptrĭfer adj. sceptre-bearing scēptrĭger adj. sceptre-bearing scēptrum a royal staff; a sceptre; A teacher; A name of the plant; kingdom scēptūchus a sceptre-bearer schĕda schĕdĭus adj. made suddenly; off-hand; hastily put; thrown together;; subst; a raft schĕdŭla a small leaf of paper schēma a shape; figure; form; fashion; manner schēmătismos a figurative; florid manner of speaking schĭdĭa a chip; splinter schīnus the mastic-tree schisma a split; separation; disunion; schism schismătĭcus a separatist; seceder; schismatic schistos adj. split; cleft; divided;; that easily cleaves; cracks Schoeneus a king of Bœotia; father of Atalanta; the daughter of Schœneus; Atalanta; perta… schoenĭcŭlae prostitutes anointed with Schoenis schoenŏbătes a rope-dancer schoenus neutr; A rush; A measure of distance schŏla Leisure given to learning; a learned conversation; debate; a disputation; lectu… schŏlāris adj. belonging to a school; Subst; the imperial guard schŏlastĭcus Adj. belonging to a school; scholastic; subst; school-exercises; one who teaches schŏlĭcus adj. belonging to a school; school scĭădeus a sea-fish;; a kind of grayling; ombre scĭaena scĭāgrăphĭa Sciāpŏdes a fabulous people in Libya; with monstrously large soles to their feet; which t… Scĭăthos a small island in the Sinus Thermaicus; with a town of the same name; Skiatho scībĭlis adj. that can be known; knowable; discernible scĭda a strip of papyrus bark; a leaf; sheet of paper scĭens P. a. scĭenter adv. scĭentĭa a knowing; being skilled in; knowledge; science; skill, scĭentĭŏla a little knowledge; a smattering scīlĭcet adv. it is evident; clear; plain; manifest; of course; naturally scĭlla A sea-onion; sea-leek; squill; A small fish of the lobster kind; a prawn scillĭnus adj. of sea-onions; squills scillītes wine seasoned with squills scillītĭcus scimpŏdĭon a small bed; couch scīn' scincos a kind of lizard scindo v. a. perf. redupl; to cut; tear; rend; break asunder; to split scindŭla a split piece of wood; a shingle; scĭnĭfes scintilla a spark; a bright; sparkling point; glimmer; faint trace scintillātĭo a sparkling scintillo v. n. to sparkle; glitter; glow; gleam; flash scintillŭla a little spark; sparklet scĭo v. a. imperf; to know; to understand; perceive; to have knowledge of; skill in; Mi scĭŏlus a smatterer; sciolist Scĭŏpŏdes scĭŏthērĭcon a sun-dial Scīpĭădes scīpĭo a staff; fin. ; Scīpĭo the name of a celebrated family in the; of the Scipios; one of the Scipio famil… Scīpĭōnārĭus Scīpĭōnĕus scīrĕrўtis a sort of silver dross Scīron A noted robber on the rocky coast between Megaris and Attica; destroyed by Thes… Scīron an Epicurean philosopher in Cicero's time scirpĕus Adj. of rushes; rush-; images of men made of rushes; a rush-wick; Subst scirpĭcŭlus Adj. made of rushes; Subst; a basket made of rushes; a rush-basket scirpo v. a. to plait of rushes scirpŭla a kind of vine scirpus A rush; bulrush; to seek a knot in a bulrush; to find a difficulty where there … scirros a hard swelling scirrōsis a hardening in the flesh sciscĭtātĭo an asking; inquiry sciscĭtātor an inquirer; examiner sciscĭto sciscĭtor v. dep. a. to inform one's self; to ask; inquire; question; examine; interrogate scisco to seek to know; to search; inquire; to accept; approve; assent to scissĭlis adj. That may easily be split; cleft; rent; torn scissim adv. by rending; cleaving; dividing scissĭo a cleaving; dividing; scission