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NOVO BICCIONARIO PORTÁTIL
DAS LIN0UA9
PORTUGUEZA E INGLEZA
VOL. I
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Printed by Pillet & Dumoultn,
Paris, rue des Grands-Âugustins, 3.
NOVO
DICCIONARIO PORTÁTIL
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'' DAS línguas
PORTUGUEZA E INGLEZA
EM DUAS PARTES
Portugaeza e Ingleza — Ingleza e Portugueza
RESUMIDO ;
■ >y ■ ■■ P.
DO DICCIONARIO DE ^lEYRA , r / r, "' " •,
NOVA EDIÇÃO
Revista e consideravelmente augmentada
VOL. I
PORTUGUEZ E INGLEZ
PARIZ
V* J.-P. AILLAUD, GUILLARD E C^
LIVRKIROS DE SUAS MAGBSTADBS
O IMPERADOR IX) BKAZIL E EL-RBI DE PORTUGAL
Rua Saint*André-dea- ArtA, V\
IBIS
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PREFACIO
O favor com que o publico acolheu a primeira tenta-
tiva da edição portátil de um Diccionario Portuguez-
Inglez determinou os Editores a publicar o presente
Diccionario, que mais se deve considerar como obra in-
teiramente nova, que como segunda edição da prece-
dânte, vistas as mudanças e numerosos melhoramentos
que lhe dão o caracter de obra completamente refundida,
ou nova.
Consideráveis addições no numero dos vocábulos se
fez à primeira parte, e muitas incorrecções nas accep-
ções Inglezas se corrigirão. A segunda parte recebeu
uma face inteiramente nova : na primeira edição os vo-
cábulos inglezes, em muitos casos, erão meramente bx-
plicados em portuguez; mas na presente os termos
inglezes se achão vei*tidos por equivalentes portuguezes,
o que facilita notavelmente a versão do inglez em por-
tuguez ao traductor, que tiver de consultar um Diccio-
nario.
Sendo este o plano e o caracter do Diccionario portátil
Portuguez e Inglez que offerecemos ao publico, supér-
fluas serião quaesquer observações sobre a sua utilidade.
Para os negociantes e viajantes tem sido, e conlvoLW^xk
u a ser absolutamente necessário ; e pelo acWaMoTm^aXfò^t^dj
VI PREFÁCIO.
torna summamente commodo. Se nm tal Diccionario
foi jugaldo necessário na data da publicação da prece-
dente edição, quanto mais não será procurado hoje,
quando, alem do antigo commercio com Portugal, ac-
cresce o do Império Brasílico, para cujas transacções o
conhecimento da lingua portugueza se torna indispensá-
vel em um gráo muito mais extenso.
Com este alvo, e afim de offerecerem um Diccionario
portátil Portuguez-Inglez digno da aceitação geral, não
poupáramos Editores trabalho nem despeza; e confiam
na liberalidade e indulgência do publico para obter
desculpa das imperfeições inevitáveis em obra d'esta
natureza, e das quaes elles não podem lisongear-se que
esteja inteiramente izento este trabalho. Persuadem-se
todavia que o publico o acolherá como o mais com-
pleto doesta natureza que até ao presente se tenha publi-
cado.
VvaJ. P. AiLLADD, GdILLARD E 0^*.
EXPLICAÇÃO DAS ABREVIATURAS
DSADAS NO DICCIONARIO INGLEZ-PORTUGUEZ.
adi.
aav.
adjectivo.
hist. nat.
historia natural
adverbio.
impr.
imprensa.
alg.
álgebra.
interj.
interjeição.
art.
artigo.
joc.
jocoso.
aor,
ah.
agricultura,
alveitaria.
jur.
lat.
jurisdicção.
latino.
anat.
anatomia.
log.
lógica.
ant.
antigo, antigui-
mar.
marinha.
dade.
math.
mathematicas.
archit.
architectura.
mech.
mechanica.
arith.
arlthmetíca.
med.
medicina.
artilh.
artilheria.
mil.
militar.
astrol.
astrologia.
mmer.
mineralogia.
astrou.
astronomia.
myth.
mythologia.
bot.
botânica.
mus.
musica.
braz.
brazão.
opU
óptica.
burl.
burlesco.
p. extens.
por extensão.
carp.
carpentaria.
pharm.
pharmacia.
cir.
cirur^a.
philos.
philosophia.
chim.
chimica.
phys.
physica.
eomm.
commercio.
pint.
pintura.
comp.
comparativo.
pi.
plural.
conj.
conjunçSo.
pões.
poesia.
coz.
cozinha.
poss.
possessivo.
dir.
direito.
pp.
participio passa
• _ * a
encad.
encadernação.
do.
esc.
esculptura.
p, prés.
participio pre
esgr.
fale.
esgrima.
sente.
falcoaria.
prep.
preposição.
fem
feminino.
pret.
pretérito.
fiff-
figurado.
pnon.
pronome.
for.
foro.
rei.
relativo.
fort.
fortificação.
rhet.
rhetorica.
geneal.
geoq.
geol.
genealogia,
geograpnia.
geologia.
s.
sup.
substantivo,
superlativo.
tkeol.
theologia.
geom.
geometria.
va.
verbo activo.
! ffir.
giria.
vtt.
verbo neutro.
gram.
grammatica.
zool.
zoologia.
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NOVO DICCIONARIO
DAS
línguas portdgueza e ingleza
PARTE I
PORTUGUEZ E INGLEZ
■o*«<«v»<«>-
A, sm. the first letter of the Por-
tuguese alphabet.
A. B. artium baccalaureus, bacha-
rel em artes^ bachelor of arts. —
A. D. Anno Domini, no anno do
Senhor y in the year of our Lord.
— A. M. artiam magister, mestre
em artesy master of tfrts.
A, the feminine article the : A
mulher y the woman.
A is also a pronoun relattve : her ;
vendo-a^ seeing it, or vendo-a,
seeing her.
A is a preposition denoting the
place whither one is going as :
eu vou á LondreSy I go to Lon-
don. Voltar á França^ to return
or go back to France.
A% a and ás are also used in many
different senses. A que horas es-
tareis vós lá? &% what hour will
you be there ? Andar a pé ou a
cavallo^ to go on foot or on horse-
back. Viver á Inçleza, to live
after the Englisb fãshion.
A denotes also theprice of thinirs.
"^jij^^y^^^*, at eight sfiU-
lings ; a denotas also the weight:
á onçay by tJie ounce. It denotes
also the measure : m^dir a pai-
mosy to span or measure by the
hand extended.
A is also put before the infinitivos
preceded by another verb, as :
ensinar a cantar, to teach sing-
ing : Ir a dormir^ to go to sleep.
A, betveen two nouns of number
signifies between or about : Um
homem de trinta a quarenta an-
nos, a man between thirty and
forty.
A is also placed between two
equal nunibers, to denote order
as : Dois a dois, two by two.
A, in reckoning games, is used,
in thia manner : Cinco a cinco^
fiveall.
A' and A's, are used with a noun
adverbially, as: A'pressa^\i«sM\*
ly ; A's cegas, \))^aloW\ Aí » "oe-
zes^ sometimes.
A, is also an. màeftnWA «cW^^» «ft^
denotes the enô. ot \.«nsi <^* J^tJ
action of the>íex\j,^\^«'^^«***^
ABA
— 2 —
ABA
or thing it tends to, as likewise
the end one aims at> to. Á Deus^
to God. Emprestei o cavallo a
meu irmão, I have lent the horse
to my brother.
A also marks the dative case ei-
ther singular or plural. A minif
to me. A vós^ to you, etc.
A sometimes is with : Defende-
ram-se a unhas e dentes, they de-
fended themselves with their
nails and teeth.
A sometimes is in or accordlng
to : Ajuízo do doutor, according
to the doctor's opinion.
A is sometimes left out in English
as Dize a João etc, tell «John,
etc. Que tstais a dizer? What do
you say ?
Aain, sm. measure of liquids
among the Dutch equal to 228
English pints.
Ab, sm. the eleventh month of
the Jewish civil year.
Aba, sf. edge, brim. Ckapéo de
abas grandes, a broad-brimmed
hat. — the skirt of a garment.
— ififf-) protection,
Ab-abrupto ou £x-abrupto, adv.
unawares, unexpectedly, sud-
denly.
Abaçanado, a,pp. adj. darkened,
tawny.
Abaçanar, va. {med.) to darken.
Abacellar, va. {plants) to lay the
root of plants under ground for
transplantation.
Ábaco, sm. abacus^the upper part
of the capital of a column.
Abactor, sm. a stealer of cattle.
Abada, sf. the skirt of a garment
tucked up, and full of any thing.
— the female of a rhinoceros.
Abadado, pp. Y. Abbadado.
Abade] o, sm. a fish called Poor
Jack. — Spanish fiy or cantha-
rides.
AbadengOt sm. {ane.) abbotahip.
Abademaa, sf pi. hooks, small
Topes to make fírm the Unes of
tie sArouds.
-^Betado, a, jjp. adj, that seems
baize, well corered vitb bcôze
Abaetar-se, vr, to be dressed
■with bai£e clothes. V. Enrou-
par-se.
Abaf adamente , adv. secretly,
under hand.
Abafadiço, adj. not ventilated.
Lugar — , very close place.
Abafado, a, adj. smothered. Ar
— , a sultry and stifling air.
Abafador, sm. name given to the
small lappets of cíoth "which
serve to soften the tones of a
piano.
Abafamento, sm. [sufbcation;
oppression, calamity.
Abafar, va. to choke, to overlay,
— um negocio, to murder a bu-
siness. — as velas (a sea term)^
to lower the sails.
Abafas, sf. pi. terror, fear.
Abafo, sm. Casa de — , afroom
adjoining a warm bath.
Abainbado, a, pp. adj. closed
with a hem.
Abainhar, va. to hem.
Abaionetado, B.,pp. adj. charged
•with bayonets. [bayonets.
Abaionetar, va. to charge with
Abairrado, a, pp. adj. divided
into districts. [districts.
Abairrar , va. to divide in wards or
Abaixada, adj. {keral.) brought
low or down. A águia — , eagie
represented with its wings
down or shut.
Abaixado, a, pp. adj. lowered.
brouffht low.
[depressor.
Á
Abaixador, sm. {anat) abductor,
Abaixamento, «m. lowering, fall-^
ing, abatement : depression.
Abaixar, va. to puU down, to
humble. Abaixar-se, vr. to fali,
to sink, to decrease.
Abaixo, adv. down.
Abalado, a,pp. adj. shaken. (jig.)
Estar -^y to be nearly resolved.
Abalamento, sm, shock, earth-
<]uake. {fig.) the act of depart-
ing.
Abalançado, a* pP' adj. moved.
Abalançar, va. to move, to stlr
any tlôíDig. Abaloaçaar-seN ur, to
ABA
ABA
Abalar, va. to shake, to touch,
to affect. — vn. to decamp, to
march off. [tered.
Abalaustrado, a, pp. a(2j[.l>aluB-
Abalaustrar, va. to furnish ^geith
balusters.
Abalizadamente , adv. excel-
lently, extremely, in the ntmost
degree.
Abalizado, a, pp. adj. surveved.
— renowed. Autor — , a celebra-
ted author. [lands.
Abalizador, sm. a survevor of
Abalizar, va. to survej lands.
Abalizar se, vr. to acqmre fame.
Abalo, sm. shake, jerk, concern,
decamping; slight íit of disease.
Abaloíado a, pp. adj. swollen,
puffed up. [puffed up.
Abalofar-se, vr. to swell, to be
Abalroa, sf. grapplings.
Abalroação, sf. grappling.
Abalroado, a, pp.adj. {asea term)
boarded with. grapples.
Abalroar, vn. to soake or dash,
to contend. •— oa. to board a
ship. Abalroar-se^ vr. to run foul
of one another (fwo ships).
Abaluartado, a, pp. adj. forti-
fied with bastions.
Abaluartar, va. to furnish "with
bastions or bulwarks.
Abanado, pp. adj. fanned, sha-
ken.
Abanador, sm. a íir^-fan.
Absoiadura, sf. the act of fan-
ning; a shake.
Abanar, va. to fan, to ahake.
Abanar-se, vr. to cool one^s self
vith a fan. [on a bench.
Abancado, a, pp. adj. that is sat
Abancar-se, w. to sit down at
table. [dandy.
Abandalbar-se, vr. to plaj the
Abandejado, a, pp. adj. having
the form of a tea-board.
Abandoado, a, pp. adj. assem-
bled in a band or party.
Abandoar, va. to unite m bands.
Abandoar-se, vr. to join in bands.
Abandonadamenti, adv, ia a-
iiandon.
^^w^^J?''^'.^' JtJP'.^*. aban-
Doente — >, a patient desperate-
ly ill.
Abandonar, va. to abandon, to
forsake. Abandonar-se ^ vr. to
give one's self up, to indulge in.
Abandono, sm. abandonment.
Abanico, sm. a wornan^s fan.
Abano, sm. a fire-fan. — a fiy
flap.
Abaptista or Abaptiston (surg.)
abaptiston (instrumeut used in
trepanning). [like.
Abaquetado, a, adj. drum-stick
Abar, va. to cock. — um ckcqtéo,
to cock up a hat.
Abaratado or Abarateado, a,
pp. adj. abated, diminished.
Abaratar, va. to abate, to beat
down the price.
Abarbado, a, adj. quite close;
vexe d, provokea,
Abarbar, va. and n. to draw nigh;
to vex, to puzzle.
Abarbarizaao, a, pp. adj. barba-
rous, that becomes barbarian.
Abarbarizar-se, vr. to become
barbarian.
Abarca, sf. shoes worn by coun-
try people.
Abarcado, a, pp. adj. monopo-
lized. [nopolizer.
Abarcador, sm. forestalíer, mo-
Abarcamento, sm. the act of
monopolizing.
Abarcar, va. to environ, to en-
close; to forestal, to monopo-
lize. — com pensamento, to com-
prehend, to perceive, to seize.
Abarracamento, sm. barracks.
Abarracar, va. to barrack» to
quarter.
Abarrancado, a, pp. adj. that is
put in the ravines.
Abarrancar-se, vr. to put one's
self ín the ravines.
Abarregado, pp. adj. and deri*
vated. Y. Amancebado and deri-
vated. [with walls.
Abarr eirado, j>p. adj. sucroraifiÀnà^
Abarreixax , «a. V> «x«xo\vsà^NJ^
'walls.
Abarretado.a, pp. o^,- ^^^S^L
AbarrlBOO, im. — de pwce.
of asK ^ ixÀv- mdSaXâSi^
ABB
— 4 —
ABE
Abarroado, a, adj. obstinate. V.
Teimoso.
Abarrotado, a, pp. adj. fllled up,
fiai.
Abarrotar, va. to fill up.
Abartioulação, sf. {anat.) abarti-
culation.
Abaa, sf. pi. the place -where is
turníng the helm of a ship.
Abassor or Depressor, sm.
(anat.) abductor, depressor.
Abasta, v. imp. it is enough.
Abastadamente , adv. abun-
dantly.
Abastado, a, pp. adj. rich, weal-
thy.
Abastança, sf. abundance.
Abastantemente, adv, largelj,
copiously.
Abastar, vn. to suffice.
Abastardado, a, pp. adj, dege-
nerated (animais and plants).
Abastardar, va. to debase, to cor-
rupt, to spoil. Abastardar-se^ vr.
to degenerate, to grow worse.
Abastecer, va. V. Bastecer.
Abastecido, a, pp. adj. Y. Baste-
eido and derivated.
Abastecimento, sm. provision.
Abasto, sm. provision, victuals.
Abastoso, a, adj. abimdant.
Abate, sm. abatement.
Abater, va. to -weaken, to abate.
— vn. to decrease. Abater-se^
vr. to fali or shrink down, to
despond.
Abatido, a, pp. adj, flatened,
faint , debilitated , decayed ,
abased.
Abatimento, sm. decaj, weak-
ness, submissiveness.
Abatinado, a, pp. adj. dressed
with a cassock (ecclesiastical
garment).
Abatinar-se, vr. to dress one's
self with a cassock.
Abaulado, a, pp. adj. arched,
incurvated or convexed.
Abaular, va. to incurvate, to
swelí, to bulge.
-AjfjfacJaJ, adj. abbatiaJ, abbati-
^ ^i^' J^^ionging to an abbey.
^^acfarfp, sm. ãbbey, abbotship,
elie digmty of an abíot. ^
Abbadar, va. to nominate an.
abbot. [of an abbey.
Abbade, sm. an abbot, the ruler
Abbadessa, sf. abbess, snperior
or governegs of a nunnery.
Abbadessado, sm. abbotship.
Abbadia, sf. an abbey, monastery
of either sex.
Abbadi&ho, sm. a little abbot.
Abbarrada, sf. an earthen vessel
for drinking : a flower-pot of
China ware. [cassock.
Abbatina, sf. the abbot dress.
Abbra ou Abra, sf. a servant
maid.
Abbulusão or Abilusão, sf, a
weight of two oboles formerly
used in pharmacy.
Abe, sm. abe tne alphabet or
criss. ifig.) Elements or rudi-
ments of mathematics. Sstd
ainda no a 6 c, he is an abe
scholar.
Abcedar, vn. {surg.) to form an
abscess, to imposthumate.
Abcesso or Abscesso,5m.abscess.
Abdalab or Abdallas, sm. {hist.)
Abdals, religious enthusiasts in
the East.
Abdicação, sf. abdication.
Al^dicado, a, pp. adj. abdicated.
Andicar, va. to abdicate, to leave,
to abandon, to renounce.
Abdicavel, adj. 2 g. that may be
abdicated.
Abdómen, s. {anat.) abdómen,
the lower part of the belly.
Abdominal, adj. 2 g. abdominal,
abdominous.
Abducção, sf. {anat.) abduction.
Abductor, sm. (anat.) abductor.
— adj. abducent.
Abeatado, a, adj. made a bigot.
Abeatar-se, va. to grow a bigot.
Abeberado, a, pp. adj. drenched,
dipped, soaked.
Abeberar, va. to make drink, to
drench, to soak. Abeberar-se^ vn.
to suck or drink in, to be imbi'
bed.
Abecedario, sm. a primer. Dis-
posto pela ordem do abcced<m,o,
alpbaDeXed.
ABE
ABE
Abegoa, sf. the wife of a farmer^s
servant.
Abegoaxia, sf. instniments of hus-
bandry, farming implements.
Abejaruco. Y. Abelheiro.
A'beira, adv. loe. on the brink,
near to the brínk.
Abeirado, a, pp. that is near to
the brink.
Abeirar, va. to be on the brink.
Abelha, sf. a bee, or honey bee.
Abelhãó, sm. a wasp.
Abelhar-se or Abemuar-se, vr.
tohurry one's s^lf or make haste
in the work.
Abelhazinba, sf. a little bee.
Abelheira, sf. a swarm of bees.
Abelheiro, sm. midvall, bee-ea-
ter.
Abelhinha, sf. a little bee. —
flor^ the herb dog^s stones.
Abelhudamente, adv. inconside-
rately, too hastily.
Abelhudo, a, aaj. over-hasty,
inconsíderate.
Abelidado, a. pp. adj. having a
pearl or web in the eye.
Abelidar-se, vr. to catch webs in
tiie eyes.
Abélonianos, sm, Abelonians (a
sect in Africa).
A-bel-prazer, ado. loc. at ease.
A bem or A bem de peito, adv.
loc. favourably, in good part,
"with favour.
Abemolado, a, pp. adj. {pius.)
soft, harmonlous, sweet.
Abemolar, va. to sweeten the
voice singing or speaking. —
Ahemolar-s%^ vr. to grow sveet,
effeminate.
Abançoadeira, sf. a woman that
gives "blessings.
Abençoadíssimo , adj. sup. of
Abençoado, the most blessed.
Abençoado, a, adj. blessed, fa-
vourable, happy.
Abençoador, sm. blesser, he -who
gives blessings.
Abençoar, va. to bless, to -wish
well. — to thank, to praise, to
give blessings.
ASeadiçoadOt a, pp, blessed. —
«Ewr áeDeosI God bless you 1
Abendiçoar, va. to praise, to
thank.
Aberração, sf. aberration, aber-
rance , aberring , -wandering.
{jLstr^ aberration, a small appa-
rent inotion of the íixed stars.
Aberrar, vn. to -wander.
Aberta, sf. aperture. chap, cre-
vice, crack; {f.g.) an opening,
an opportunity*
Abertamente, adv, openly, pub*
licly , evidently , manifestly ,
freely. [spaces.
Abertas, s. pL blanks, unwritten
Aberto, a, pp. adj. opened ; set
open. — frank, smcere. Homem
de coração aberto^ an ope;i-heart-
ed man. [of the hold.
Aber tona, sf.{a sea term) the depth
Abertura, sf. an opening, aper-
ture, chínk, gape. — openness of
heart, frankness. — opportu-
nity, conjunctore.
Abesanum or Abesano, sm.
{med.) a kind of iron oxid.
Abesantado, a, adj.{heral.) a coat
of arms adorned with besants.
Abesantar or Abezantar, va.
(heral.) to adom with besants.
Abespiííhadam^te, adv. -w&a-
pishly, with acrimony, sharp-
ness. [waspisn.
Abespinhado, a, pp. angry,
Abespinhar-se, vr, to be angry
as a wasp. [wrong.
Abesso, sm. {anc.) injury or
Abestim or Abesto. V. Asbesto.
Abestruz, sm. an ostrich or os-
tridge. [turkev.
Abetarda, sf. a bustard, a wild
Abete or Abeto, sm. a fir-tree or
deal-tree.
Ab-etemo, adv. loc. everlasting,
eternal ; endless.
Abetumado, a, pp. besmeared
with bitumen ; (fig.) heavy, sad.
Abetumar, va. to besmear with
bitumen; {fig.) to conceal, to
hide, to disguise.
Abetum, sm. {anc.) helç ^ «.vi.
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Abhoo or Abhao, adú, loe. eon-
fusedly, at random.
Abib. s. abib (the first month of
the Jewish ecclesiastical year.]
Abibe, sm. (om.) Upmng (a bird
of passage).
Abibliotbecado, a, vp» adj.
placed, kept in a book^caae,
a library, [book-case.
Ablbliothecar, va, to place in a
Abicado, a, pp. adj, touehed -with
a beak.
Abicar, vn. to come in a port, to
touch the shore. Abicar, va. to
bring a ship to the ooast. Abi-
carse, vn. to be in a hurbonr
with the prow or beak touching
on the shore.
Abietato, sm. {chim.) the salt
formed by combination "wiih the
acid of the resia of a fir-tree.
Abiótico, sm. (ehim.) acid of the
resin of a fir^tree. [fir-tree.
Abietino, a, adj. relatinff to the
Abigeato, sm. a robbery of flocks.
Abildegar, sm. a kind of Ameri-
can rocket fish.
Abilhamento, sm. {anc.) attire,
omament.
AMlhar, va. to aUire.
Abllitação, sf. a duty of 15 per
cent on prizes. [etc.
Abinba, sf. a Uttle skirt. brim,
Abtnicio, adv. loc. from the be-
ginning.
Ablntestado or Abintestato,
<uI;.abintestate.i7i^e{eiro— , heir
of one that dies abintestate.
Abloto, sm. {bot) name given to
the hemlocK. [fit.
Ab irato, adv. loc. in an angry
Abirquajave, sm. {bot.) the tree
that bears incense.
Abirritação, sf. (med.) a want of
irritation. (a biscuit.
Abiscoitado, a, pp. adj. made as
Abiscoitar, va. to bake or make
like a biscuit.
Abismado, a, pp. adj, cast into
an abyss, ingulfed, destroyed ;
C^:^.) astonisbed. fdeep.
^/smal, adj. 2 ç. ofahyaa, very
^A£smsr, Pa. to eaat, to tbrow
^to an abjrs»; (/Sff ) uy aatonish.
to surprize, to amaze. Abúrniar-
«c, vr. to fali into an abyss ; Ulg.)
to be astonisbed^ surprizea^ ar
mazed.
Abismo, sm. an abrss, chasm, an
unmeasurable g^lf.
Abisso, sm. {poet.) abyss, hell.
Abita, s. the bits that ser\*e to
belay the cable when the ship
rides at anchor.
Abitado, a, pp. layed to the bits.
Abitar, va. [a sea term) to bit, to
belay with bits.
Abltas, s. bits. — de molinete,
carnick bites.
Abjecção or AbjelçSo, sf. àb-
jection, abjectness, vileness.
Abjectamente, adv. abjectly.
Abjectissimamente, adv. sup,
very abjectly. [abject.
Abjectisslmo, adj. sup. the most
Abjecto, a, adj. abject, low, con-
temptible.
Abjudicado, a, pp, adj. dispos-
sessed legally.
Abjudicar, va. {law) to dispos-
sess legally.
Abjuração, sf. abjuration, re-
nunciation.
Abjurado, a, pp. abjured.
Abjurar, va. to abjure, to re-
nounce upon oath, to abandon.
Abjurgar, va» to reprimand, to
cnide.
Ablação, sf. the act of taking
from the body "whatever is hurt-
ful, the amputation of a limb.
Ablactação , sf. ablactation ,
weaning.
Ablactado, a, pp. adj. weaned.
Ablactar, va. to ablactate, to
■wean.
Ablaqueação, sf. ablaqueation.
Ablaquecer, va. to abíaqueate,
to lay the roots bare.
Ablativo, sm. the abl ative case.
Ablectos, sm.pl. selected Roman
soldiers.
Ablegação, sf ablegation (ba-
nishment).
Ablegado, a, pp., ablegated,
banisbed- \ViMi5ksSx.
Ablegar, «a. to a\Afe^^XA> ^»
[ Ableltado . a, adj. ^ew^^^.
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Afio
Ablução, êf. ablotion.
Abluent. adi. abluent(hayiiig the
pover of cleaning).
Abluir, va. to vasn.
Abnegação, sf. abnegation, self-
denial; {fig.)i renunciation, sa-
crifico.
Abnegado, a,pp. adj. renouBced,
that is forsaken.
Abnegador, sm. abnegator. '—
adj. that forsakes, reDounoes.
Abnegar, va. to abnegate, to
renouncOf to forsake.
•Abnepto, sm. a grand*child's
grand-son. [cerely, truly.
A' boa fé, adv. loc. honestlj, sin-
A' boa mente, adv. loc. easily,
"with a good "will.
Aboar, va. to divide, to part<
Abobaúla, sf. a vault, an arch«d
vault, A—palatina^ {anat.) the
roof of the mouth.
Abobadado, a, pp. adj. arched,
vaulted.
Abobadar, va. to coTer with a
vanlt, to vanlt, to arch.
Abobadllba, sf. plastered ceiling.
Abobado, a, pp. adj, arched,
vaulted.
Abobar, va. to iest. Abolmr-98y
vr. to make one^s self a jester.
Abóbora or Abobara, sf* â
gourd. — d^aguãj pnmpkin.
Aboborado, a, pp. simmered.
Aboboralir sm, a place where
gourds grow. [gently.
Aboborar, vn. to simnier, to boil
Aboboreira or Abobreira, sf.
cncttrbitaceons plant, goTxrd«
Aboborinha, sf. a small gourds
Abocado, a, pp. adj. {mil.) that is
near ef the mouth of a cannoií.
Abocadiira, sf. an aperture for
pointing a cannon.
Abocamento, sm. {anat. arts) the
junction of tiie orifice of two
Tessels or tubes; (Jig.) inter-
viev, conference.
Abocanhado, a, pp. adj. bhten.
Abocanhar, vo. to bite, to moxith ;
{fig^ te censure, to carp.
Abobar, va. to take to the momih,
wk (a sea têrm) — o eslreito, to
•^í» «o aaa thiei^ the Btrait,
— as peças, to pat the gans in
the port boles.
Abooetado, a. adj. circular,
round, oval, oblon^.
Abochomado, a, adj. hot. Tempo
— , very hot weather.
Abodega, sf. a tavem, a cheap
eating house.
A bofe, adv. loc. certainly, truly.
Abolado, B.tpp. adj. âoated, that
is floating.
Abolar, va. to cast into the sea
a log of wood or barrei to show
yhere the ancor lies, to buli, to
float. Aboiar-êêt vn, to come to
the surface of "Vrater ; {fia.) to bo
light.
Aboiz, sm. springe, nook to catch
birds irith.
Abolado, a, pp, broised, crushed,
abolished. [to crush.
Abolar, va. to bruise, to batter,
Aboleimado, a, adj. flat. JRosto
— an hollow or flat facíi.
Aboletado, a, pp. adj. Çmil.)
quartered (speakingof soldiers).
AJDOletamento, sm. {mil.) quar-
terifig.
Aboletar, va. to quarter soldiers.
Abolição ) sf. abolishment, abo*
litioB.
Abolido, a, pp. adj. abolished,
annulled, rescinded.
AboUmento, sm. abolition (én
law)y the pardon and fuU dis-
charge of a crime.
A bolma, adv. loc. {a sea term) to
sail close to the vind
AboliJMir, vn. to go with a side
wind ; to sail upon a boWline.
Abolir, va. to abolish, to annul,
to abrogate, to rescind.
Abolorecldo, a, pp. adj. monlded,
mouldy. fhoary.
Abolorecer, vn. to grow mouldy,
Abolorio, sm. ancestry, anees-
tors, forefatiiers.
Abolsado, a, adj. baving foMs
or ^aits(a garment).
Abohunado, a, adj. oveiyVi«á*A
(a aYi\çV
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Abominação « sf. abomination ,
abominableness, execration.
Abominado, a, pp, adj. abomi-
nated.
Abominador, sm. one that abo-
minates, or abhors.
Abominando, a, adj. abomi-
nable, detestable.
Abominar, va. to abominate,
to abhor, to detest.
Abominável, adj. 2 g. abomi-
nable, to be abhorred, to detest.
Abominavelmente, ddv. abomi-
nably, odiously.
Abominosamente, adv. abomi-
nably, jhatefully. [hateful.
Abominoso, a, adj. abominable,
Abonação, sf. the act of being
bound for a bondsman. Y. Aho-
nador. — esteem, respect for
another man, or bis merit.
Abonadamente, adv. with war-
ranty, with security.
Abonado, a, pp. adj. bailed
Homem — , a nch man, a man
of credit.
Abonador, sm. guarantee,be'?rho
is bail for another; he who
commends, praises another.
Abonamento, sm. JSxcepção de
— , allegation of a privileged
condition that "was exempted by
law of suffering punishment.
Abonança, sf. calm, fair veather
at sea. [quiet.
Abonançado, a, pp. adj. calm,
Abonançar, vn. to clear up, to
grow fair weather, to calm.
Abonar, va. to be bail for a man
that is already bail for another ;
to show, to prove. — carta ao
jogo, to franchise a card. Abo-
nar-se, vr. to commend, praise,
or extol one's self.
Abono, sm. approbation, credit,
Sraise, advantage. Fallar em —
e alguemj to speak to one's
advantage. [tract.
Aborbitar, va. to break a con-
Aborbulhar-se, vr. to grow. or
to be pimpled. [flow.
Aborcar or Boroar, vn. to over-
Abordado, a, pp. adj. boarded,
that comes near the shore.
Abordador, sm. (a sea term)
boarder.
Abordagem or Abordada, sf.
the boardin^ of a ship by force.
— the runnmg foul of snips.
Abordar, va. to board a ship ; to
accost one. [accostable.
Abordável, adj. 2 g. accessible.
Abordo, adv. loc. V. Bordo.
Abordo, sm. on board; the act of
boarding, landing.
Abordoar, vn. to go leaning on a
staff. Abordoar-sCf to be leaned
on a staff.
Aborígenes, sm. pi. aboríginals,
the original inhabitants of a
country.
Aborletado, a, adj. {bot.) pencil-
shaped.
Aborrascado, a, pp. stormy.
Aborrasoar-se , vr. to gro^
stormy.
Aborrecedor, sm. abhorrer, a
hater, a despiser.
Aborrecer, vn. to be abhorred,
detested, abominated. — va. to
abhor, to detest, to hate.
Aborrecer-se, vr. to be angry,
peevish, cross.
Aborrecidamente, adv. odious-
ly, abhorrently.
Aborrecido, a, pp. adj. abhorred,
hated, detested.
Aborrecimento, sm. repugnan-
cy, hatred, aversion, peevish-
ness.
Aborrecivel, adj. 2 g. detestable,
horrible, dreadful. [ly.
Aborrecivelmente, adv. odious-
Aborridamente, adv. sadly, pee-
vishly.
Aborrido, a, pp, adj. sad, pee-
vish, cross, morose.
Aborrimento, sm. tediousness,
sadness.
Aborrir, va. to abhor, to detest.
Aborrivel, adj. detestable, abo-
minable, peevish.
Aborso, V. Aborto. [failed.
Abortado, a, pp. adj. abortive,
Abortamento , sm. abortion ,
untimely birth.
Abortar, va. vn. to miscarry, to
be brought to bed before the
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time; {fiff.) to fail, to prove abor-
tive.
Abortivo, a, adj. abortivo,
brought forth in an inunature
State.
Aborto, sm. albortion, xniscar-
riage — da natureza, a stupen-
dous production.
Abostelar, vn. to raake pimples.
Abotinado, a, adj. boot-Iike,
boot-shaped. i^^°Ç*
AbotoaçSo, sf. the act of bud-
Abotoadeira, sf. a voman tbat
makes buttons.
Abotoado, a, pp. adj. buttoned,
budded ; close. Ter os olhos — «,
to act as a blind.
Abotoador, sm, a button-maker.
Abotoadura, $f. a set of buttons.
Abotoar, va. to button, to sew,
to stitch buttons. — vn. {agric.)
to bloora, to bud. Abotoar'se,
vr, to button one's self.
Abotocado, a, pp. stopped -with
a bung. [witn a bung.
Abotooar, va. to bung, to stop
Ab-ovo, adv. loc, from tbe be^n-
ning. [for ships.
Abra, sf. a road, bay, or creak
Alnaçado, a, pp. adj. that em-
hrBces. Abraçadores {a sea term),
spilling Unes.
Abraçamento, sm. an embracing.
Abraçar, va. to embrace, to hug,
to clasp or take about ; to en-
compass, to encircle, to em-
brace, to comprebend, to con-
tain, to include. Abraçar-se^ vr.
to embrace one another, each
other.
Abraço, sm. an embracing, em-
brace, clipping. — accolckde.
Abrandado, a, pp. adj. softened.
Abrandamento, sm. the act of
softening.
Abrandar, va. to soften, to mol-
lifj, to alleviate ; to appease, to
pacify, to calm. A chuva abran-
dou o tempo, the weather is
grown mild after the rain. —
vn, to fali, to come down. O vento
abranda, the \nnd falis. Abran-
dat^, vr. to grow sweet, to re-
jent, to be appeased.
Abrandecer, va. to soften, to
allay, to alleviate.
Abranger, va. to contain, to
comprehend, to include.
Abrangido, a, np. adj. contained,
comprehended.
Abrasão, sm. Çsurff. and med.) an
ulcer ; an irritaition of stomach.
Abrazadamente> adv. ardentlj,
-with flame.
Abrazado, a,pp. adj. on íire, ali
on íire, burnt.
A]:n'azador, a, adj. burning,
scorching, hot. Fogo — , the bur-
ning iire.
Abrazamento, sm. great íire,
conflagration, inflammation.
Abrazar, va. to consume, to in-
flame, to burn. — vn. to burn,
to be extremely hot. — Abrazar-
se, vr. to take âre, to be infla-
med (both in proper or figurate
sense). Trace), burning.
Abrazeado, a> adj. red-hot (the
Abrazear^ va. to grov red as a
live-coal. [horse).
Abre-boca, s. a sharp bit (for a
Abrego, sm. {anc.) the-wind south-
west. [se,
Abrenbar-se, vr. V. Embrenhar-
AbrenunciaçSo, sf the act of
rejecting with contempt.
Abrenunciar, va. to reject vnih
contempt.
Abre-ilhozes, sm. (a sea term)
an iron instrument used by
sea-men for opening eyelet-
holes. fdevil.
Abrepticio, sm. possessed by the
Abreviação or Abreviamento,
sf. an abridgment , the act of
abridging.
Abreviadamente, adv. vith ab-
breviation, compendiousl^.
Abreviado, a, pp. adj. abndged,
abbreviated.
Abreviador , sm, abbreviator ,
abridger.
Abreviar I va. to abridge, to
shorten.. Para — , loc. adv^ ta b^
shoTt.
Ahx«v\ata£^ Qt lfctocçr?\»âM;ra.v
sf. a^i^iTÇiV\a^:vci^i^ tíwytv. V^aa.^
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Abridor, sm. sa eneraver.
Abrigada, sf. sheíter, refuge,
protection.
Abrigado, a» pp. adj. sheltered,
to be free from danger.
Abrigador, adj. 2 g. sheitering,
defending, protecting. — *. a
protector, patron, onethat gives
a shelter.
Abrigar, va. to shelter, to de fend,
to protect. — (a $ea tarm) to be-
calm, to lock. Abrigar^e, vr. to
get shelter; {fig.)eUê abrigeu-se
a mim, he has ned to me for
shelter. [refuge.
Abrigo, sm. a shelter, protection,
Abril, sm, April. [tened.
Abrilliantado, a. pp. adj, brigh-
Abrilbantar, va. to brighten, to
cut iRrith facets (speaking. of
diamonds).
Abrimento, sm an opening.
Abrir, «a. to open, to lay, to set
or cut o])en; to engrava, to
etch. — lojOj to set up a shop.—
o appetite, to excite the appe-
tite. — o eaminhOy to clear up the
vray. — mão de^ to desist, to
leave off. — agua, to spring a
leak. — vn. to open, to disclose
itself. Abrir-se, vr. Começa a
abrir-se o dia, the day begins to
break. — dos peitos to have a
shoulder pight (a horse) — a
boeca, to yawn. — a flor^ to open,
to blo-w. [a brocade.
Abrocadado, a, odj. that is like
Abrochado, a, pp. adj. fastened
with a dftsp.
Abrochador, sm. a button-hook ;
an instrument for clasping.
Abrochadura, sf. clasping.
Abrochar, va. to clasp, to fasten
Ttrith a clasp.
Abrogação, sf. abrogation, abo-
lishment, cassation
Abrogado, a, pp. adj, abrogated,
annulled. [gates.
Abrogador, sm. one that abro-
Abrogar, va to abrogate, to an-
uul, to àbollàh.
^x-ocratorio, a, adj. thtX re-
^£f^/i o^ abroe-ãte8.
^^^olbado, a, pp. adj\ bndded.
Abrolhar, tm. to bud, to tíossom,
to bloom.
Abrolho, sm. caltrop (A«rò) ; eat
trops, crow^s feet to anno;^ an
enemy's horse; — mariwmo ,
great caltrop.
Abrolhos, sm pi. {a sea term)
breakers, shelves, pointed rocks
In the sea.
Abrolhoso, a, adj. thorny, ha>
ving caltrops.
Abrozuseado, a, adj, bronzed. -~
pelo sol, sunburnt, taaned hv Ú»
sun. [with a buckl«r.
Abroqaelado, a, adj. covered
Abroqaelar, va. to cover "with a
buckler. Abroquelar-se, vr, to
defend one'8 self, to beware
Abrotal, sm. a place where daíTo-
dils grow.
Abrotano, sm. {bot.) abrotiuitim,
southem-wood.
Abrotanoide, sm abrotanoides
(sort of coral).
Abrotar. V. Brotar.
Abrotea. sf. dalfodil. Flor de -*
daffy-down-dilly.
Abrotonite, s. (ckem.) a "wine
impregnated ^fith abrotanum.
Abrunheiro, sm. sloe or bullac**
tree. [plume.
Abrunho, sm. sloe, bullaoe, *wild
Abrupção, sf. {surg) abruptioB,
rupture, fracture.
Abrupto or Ab- Abrupto» adv,
loc. suddenly, bluntly, abruptíy.
Abruso, sm. (bot) abrus, glycine,
Angola seed.
Abrutado, a, adj. blunt, coarse,
brutish man.
Abruteoer. V. Embrutecer,
Abruteoido. V. Embrutecido,
Abrutela, sf. land newly bro-
ken up
Abscesso or Abcesso, sm, abs<
cess, imposthume.
Absoisa or Abscissa, sf, (geom.)
absciss, the part of an axis cut
oflf by an ordmate.
Absoisão or Abscisi^o, sf. [surg.)
sbscission .
AbBconçaa, .s. (astr ,] Estrellas — ^
the atara abscondeà.Va^^^SQXc'
set time.
ABS
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ABS
.AbBconderp va, to abscond». to
concesJ.
AbsooncUto, a. V. Escondido.
Absconsa or Absoonoia, sf, a
WMt of lantern used in tbe dor-
mitories of monks. [stone.
Abssctos, sm. a sort of precioirs
Absencia, sf. (anc.) V. Ausência
{med.)^ aberration of mind.
Absantar, Abse&te. Y. Ausentar^
Ausente.
Abside, 8. (ârcA.) vault, areh,
nichd. {astr.) apsis.
Absides, sm. pi, shrínes, reli-
earies in which the relics of
saints are kept.
Absinthado, a, adi. absinthiated.
Abslnthato, sm. (chem.) salt for-
med by the composition of the
absintnian acid.
Absitijthico, B., adj. absinthian.
Absintiiina, sf. {chem.) the bitter
element of absinthíum.
Absintlilte, sf. (chem.) a 'wine
impregnated with worm-wood.
Absintnio, sm. absinthium, worm-
wood. — (Âg.) grief, sorrow of
heart. V. Losna.
Absogro, sm. a grand-father of
a husband.
Absolto, a, adj. absolved, dis-
charged. [ment.
Absolação, sf. absolving, acquit-
Absolutamente, adv. absolatelj,
imperiously, peremptorily.
Abftolotlavko, sm. an absoluto
government.
Absoltit», a, ttdj. absoluto, arbi-
trary, unlimited, independent ,
imperious, de^otical.
Absolatovio, a, adj. {in law) ab-
solutory, pertaining to a dis-
chaarge.
Absolver, va. to absolve^ to dis-
ehaírge, to acquit; to dispense,
to exempt.
Absolvição, sf. absolution, dis-
charge, acquittal, forgiveness.
Absolvido, a, pp. adj. discharged ,
acquitted, absolved.
Absolvimento, sm. absolution,
disicharge, aéquittal, forgive-
Al)8onOt.Êt, aèlJ,àb9oa<m9f ábsurd •,
unmusical, dissonant, discor-
dant.
Absorber, va. V. Absorver^ etc.
Absorp^ão, sf. absorption (the
act of irobi^bing or swallowing).
— {chem) the abaorptioa of a
gaseous nuid into a liquid.
Abaort», a, pp. adj. absorbed,
swallowod up. — {/ig.) deep in
thought, ecstatic , raptured. —
êm extasi», wrapt in ecstacy.
Absortos, sm. {anc.) ecstacy, rap-
tuFB, ravishment^
Absorvsncia, sf. absorption.
Ak>aoT79mt»f adj. i g. aosorbent;
{chem,) absorbent, alkaline. Re-
media — , an absorbent medicine.
Absorver, va. to absorb, to sval-
low up, to drown, to irabibe. Ah-
sorver-se^ vr. to be absorbed;
to be in an ecstacy.
Absorvido, a, pp. adi. absorbed,
drowned, deep in tnought.
Absorviznento, sm. absorption;
ecstacy, rapture.
Absteimo, Bl, adj. abstemious, a
perso& vrho has an aversion tò
wine.
Abstençilo or Abstena&o, 9f.
abstention. — de herança, the
keeping an heir from his inher-
itance.
Abster, va. to abstain, to keep
from. Abster-se^ v. r. to abstain
from, to refrain from, to keep
one's self from. [mente.
Absteramente, adv. V. Anstera-
Abstergente, adj. 2 g. abster-
gentr abstersive.
Absterger, va. to abslerge, to
cleanse by medicines.
Abstersão, sf. abstersion.
Abstersivo, a, adj abstersive,
abetergent.
Abstido, a, pp. adi. abstained.
Abstinência, sf. aostinence, tem-
perance, sobriety.
Abstinente, adj. 1 g. abstiaent,
sober, temperate.
Abstracção, sf. abstraction, dis-
tractedness.
"l.lJIIJ^L .'-■,. ^
Kv—tyijntyti w m ' --
ABU
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ACA
tracted, absorbed, sunk in me-
ditation. — sm. an abstract, an
abridgment.
Abstrsuiido, a, pp adj. abstract-
ed. — fictitious, ideal.
Abstrahir, va. to abstract, to se-
parate, to lay aside — vn. to
omit, to neglect. Abstrahirse^
vr. to abstracta to separate one's
self.
Abstruso, a, adj, abstruse, obs-
cure, intrincate.
Absurdamente, adv, absardly,
senselesslj. [surdeness.
Absurdidade, sf. absurditj, ab-
Absurdo, sm. absurdity, foolish-
ness, nonsense. — aaj, absurd,
foolish, unreasonable.
Abuhanes, sm. a bird of Egypt
reitembling the ibis.
Abuis, sf. Y. Abois.
Abullado, a, pp. adj. (anc.) sealed
"wilh lead seal or a bali.
AbuUar-se, vr. {anc.) to obtain a
buli 01- safeguard.
Abuna, sm. tne patriarch of the
Abyssinians. It slgnifies our
fatner.
Abundado, a, adj. abounded,
that has something in abun-
dance. [bonnding.
Abundância, sf. abundance, a-
Abundante, adj. 2 g. abundant,
plenteous, fully, copious.
Abundantemente, adv. abun-
dantlv.
Abundar, va. to abound in, to
have in great plenty.
Abundoso, a, adj. Y. Abundante.
Abunhadio. sm. the obligation of
an Abunhado.
Abunbado, sm. (in Portugaese
índia) he -who is obliged to till
the lands of the manor 'vhere
he -was bom.
Aburacado, a, js|p. adj. pierced,
with a hole. [holes.
Aburacar, va. to pierce, to make
Aburelado, a, aaj. (speaking of
cloth) coarse, that is of a darkish
coJour.
.Aburrado, a, pp, adj. melan-
- cboJic, peeviah, sad.
-^Murrar-se, vr, to put on a sour
countenance, to make one*s self
sad or melancholic.
Abusado, a, pp. adj. abused. —
that believes m superstitions.
Abusão, sm. superstition. (rAet.)
Catachresis.
Abusar, va. to abuse, to misuse,
to deceive. [improperly.
Abusivamente, adv. aousively,
Abusivo, a, adj. abusiVe, offen-
sive, iraproper.
Abuso, sm. an abuse, misemploy'
ment : grievance; error, mis-
take.
Abuta, s. box, snuff-box. V. Abita.
Abutamar, va. {anc.) to conceal,
to choke.
Abutardado, V. Abetardado.
Abutilon, sm. {bot.) abutilon,
Indian mallow. [P^ey.
Abutre, sm. vulture, a bird of
Abutreiro, sm. the hunterof vul-
tures. [Butua.
Abutua, s. {bot.) wild-vine. V.
Abydeno, a, adj. of Abydos, be-
longing to Abydos.
Abydo or Abydos, built upon
an abyss. [Africa).
Abyla, s. Abyla (a raountain in
Abyssinio, a, s. and adj. Abys-
sinian, or belonging to Abys-
sinia.
Abysso, sm. abysm, hell.
A. C. Anno Christi.
A cá, adv. loc. {anc») Para cá^ de-
notes the time in which a thing
had happened.
Acabaçado, a, adj. having the
form of a calabasn.
Aoabadamente, adv, perfectly.
Acabadiço, a, adj. that ânishes
quickly.
Acabado, a, pp. adj. finished, per-
fect, excellent, accomplished.
— irapaired, feeble, decayed.
Acabador, sm. finisher, impro-
ver.
Acabamento, sm. the act of â-
nishing, end, extinction.
Acabante, adj. 2 g. that finishes
or perfects.
Acabar, va. to end. to terminate.
Acabar-se, w. Xo W fixâ&\x^d.^ V>
be extVnct, to YkQ o^et.
ACA
AMbellado, a, adj. of a safflroned
blacki3ch colour.
A cabo, adv. at last, at end. —
de. near by. [mar.
Acabraxnado, a, pp. of Acabra-
Acabraxnar, va. to tie an ox's
foot to his horn.
Acabramo, sm. the rope "which
ties the ox.'s foot to his horn.
Acabrunhadamente, adv. de-
jectedly, grievingly.
Acabrunhado, a, pp. adj. dejec-
ted, oppressed, overwhelmed.
Acabrunhar, va. to afflict, to
Tex, to oppress, to overwhelra.
Acabrwfiharse^ vr. to afflict, to
grieve, or disquiet one self.
Acaburro, s. akind of millet.
Acacalo, sm. {bot.) acacalis,^wild
carob.
Acaçapado, a, pp. adj. squatted,
that lies close to the ground.
Acaçapar-se, vr. to co-^rer, to
stoop do-wn, to squat.
Acachar, v. Y. Agachar.
Acachoar, vn. to oubble.
Acácia, sf. {bot.) acácia, a sort of
Egyptian tree ; also the medici-
nal juice of that tree.
Acacianos, sm.pl. a sect deno-
minated from their leader Aca-
cius. [a chair.
Acadeirar-se, vr. to sit down in
Academia, sf. academy.— {paint.)
academy figure, drawing done
after a model. [cally.
Aoademiahnente, adv. academi-
Academiar, va. to vfnte in an
academical style. [mically.
Academicamente, adv. acade-
Académico, a, adj. academicid.
Academista, sm. academian, a
student in an academy.
Acadimento, sm. increase, ad-
dition. [happen.
Acaecer, vn. or — m, vr. (anc.) to
Acaecimento, sm. {anc.) success,
event, accident.
Acaíelado, a, pp. adj. vhite-
washed with lime, plastered.
Acafelador, sm. plasterer.
Acafeladura, sf. plasteríng.
JkGafelar, va. to piaster, to "wasli
witb lime.
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Acairelado, a, pp. adj. laced.
Acairelar, va. to lace with a nar-
row ribbon. [staff.
Acajadar, va. to bang with a
Acaju, sm. {bot.) acajou, maho-
gany. [by chance.
Acajuso or Galuso, adv. (anc.)
Acalcado, Acalcar. V. Caícado,
Calcar.
Acalcanhado, a, pp. that is
trodden down at the heels.
Acalcanhar, va. to wrinkle the
hinder part of the shoe.
Acalentado, a, pp. adj. luUed.
Acalentar, va. to luU, to make
sleep ; to deceive by fair words.
Acalmado, a, pp. adj. appeased,
soothed, calm.
Acalmar, va. and vn. to appease,
to relent, to abate, to soften;
to grow raild.
Acamado, a, pp. adj. laid (speak-
ing of com) that is brought
down.
Acamar, va. to lay (speaking of
com). — to tame, to soften a
savage humour. Acamar-se, vr.
to be into a bed.
Acamaradar-se, vr. to take a
person as a comrade.
Açambarcar, v. V. Abarcar.
Acampado, a, pp. adi, encaroped.
Acampainhado. Y. Campanutado.
Acampamento , srrt. encamp-
ment, encamping.
Acampar, va. and vn. to encamp,
to be encaroped. Acampar-se^
vr. to pitch one's camp.
Acamuçado, a. V. Acamurçado.
Acamuçar, va. to dress chameis
leather. V. Acamurçar.
Acamurçado, a, pp. adj. of the
colour of chameis leather.
Acamurçar, va. to prepare the
chameis leather.
Acanaceo, a, adj. {bot.) acana-
ceous, acanthaceous.
Acanallado, a, adj. channeled,
fluted. [fluting.
Acanalladura, sf. channelín^
Acanallax , "oa. VívTtb. >^ \.ci Oa»ssastów>
to fLxxXe, . 5, . v\v
t\ie> povoX.» q1 cMift%> ot ^«i«ft3^-
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ACA
.Acsmaviar, va. to driv« a sbarp
stick or reed, between the naá&
and the flesh, a kind of torture.
Aoancellado, a, adj. {bot.) twis-
(ed, woven as a trellis.
Aoanea, sf. an ambling nag.
Acanellado, a, adi. of a cinnar
mon colour, âutea as thepillars.
■Acanellar, va. to dje with. the
cinnamon.
Acanhadamente, adv. fearfiillj,
cowardly, timorously.
Acanhado, a, adj. bashful, timid ;
fearful; stingy; choked, over-
shadowed (speaking of plants) ;
too narro w (» close (shoes,
clothes).
Acanhador, sm. who that makes
fearful, afraid or timorous.
Acanhamento, sm, bashfulness,
cowardice, backwardness.
Acanhar, va. to intimidate* to
inspire fear, difâdence. Aea-
nhar-sCy vr. to grow timorous.
Acanhonar and Acanhonear.
V. Canhonear.
Acanthico, a, adj. pertalning to
the acanthus.
Acanthio, sm. {bot.) acantha,
spine of plants.
Acantho, sm. {bot) acanthus.
Acantilado, a, adj. steep « of
difâcult ascent '
Acantoado, a
comer.
Aocmtoamento, sm. a place for
the pasture of the cattie.
Acantoar, va. to force into a
comer, (/ig.) to separate, to put
asunder. Acantoar-sey vr, to put
one's self into a comer.
Acantonadas, adj. {heroL) can-
toned, cantonized. [toned.
Acantonado, a, pp. adj. can-
Acantonamento« sm. cantoning,
cantonment. [cantonea.
Acantonar, va. to canton, to be
Acapellado, sl, pp. adj. over-
whclmed, oppressed.
Acapellar, va. to oppress^ to
ovarwhehn. [into chapters.
^oapJttaado, a, pp. adL díVided
-AoapitMMlar, va. to divido iato
captei:».
mt fmountains).
L, aàj. forced int
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Aigyfty s. {nai. kii.) acaram a
zilian fresh-water fish.
Acaraia, sf. {nat. his ) acar»-aya,
a Brazilian íish.
Aoarão, adv. {anc ) near, just^by,
over against. [seli a cap.
Acavapuçar-se, vr. to set one s
Acarapuco, sm. {nat. his.) aca-
rapuco, a Brazilian fish.
Acardnmado, a, pp. adj. accu-
'mulated, that is joined together
in shoals. [accumulate.
Acardiunar-se, vr. to shoal, to
Acareação or AcareamentOr sf.
(tn kno.) confrontation, the con-
fronting of witnesses.
Acareado, a, pp. adj. confronted.
Acarear, va. to confront witaes-
ses.
Acaricaha or Acaricoha, sf.
{bot.) acaricaba, a medicinal
plant of the Brazil.
Acariciadamente, adv. iritli- c»-
resses. [ilattered.
Acariciado, a, pp. adj. caressed,
Acariciador, adj. 2 g. caressing,
endearing. [dle, to caresa.
Acariciar, va. to flatter, to whee^
Acaridios, sm. pi. mites, ticks,
acarus. [fondled.
Acarinhado, a,pp. adj. caressed.
Acarinhar-, va. to caress, to
endear. [caressiag.
Acaritativo, a, adj endearing.
Acama, «. (bot.) a sort of garden s
thistle with íarge yellow flow-
ers.
Ácaro, sm. mite, a cheese mite.
Acaroado, a, adj. {anc.) near« at
hand.
Acarom, s. adverbial y/nsufá an-
(^ently used in the Pbrtix^eae
seçulchral inscriptions : it si-
gniáes . in the sight, openJy,
near.
Acarrado, a, pp. adj overheated
by the suo. — adj. dead drnnk.
Acarrapatado , a, adj. like a
tick.
Acarrar, vn. to be overheated by
the sun. — to be fast asleep.
Acarrear, va. to bring aUmfç
'witli one . to c«Ql^«,\a QccaaÀsK&*
Acarretado, a, pp.adj . wovws^^.
unto a
ACÀ
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.Aoarretador, sm. a carrier, a war
goner. — por agua^ a barg«man.
Acarretar, va. to convev in a
cart. — to carry, to conduct.
Acarreto, sm. the act €ft con-
veying.
Acarvado, a, pp. adj. charg>ed,
loaded, oppressed.
Acarvar, va. to burj in the mud.
Acarvar-ge, vr. to be sunk in
mud, sand, water.
Aoascarllhado, a, adJ. a term
of the hombre, a sort of game
at cards. [tune, casual^.
Acaso, sm. chance, hazard, for-
Acastanhado, a, adj. of a che»-
nut colour.
Acastelhanado, a, adj. resem-
bling to the CastUians.
A.castellado, a,pp. adj. defended,
strengthened. Elepkante •<-> ,
elephant bearing a castle.
Aoaatellar, va. to fortify, to
strengtben with castles.
Acaaollado, a, adj as a husk,
hnsk-shaped. [foUy.
A.oatadainente , adn. respect-
Acatado, a, pp. adj. respected,
rererenced.
Acatadura, sf. the act of looking
attentively.
Acatalectioo, a. adj. (poef.Vaca-
tidectic, acatalectic verse.
Acatalepsia, sf. acatalepsy.
Acataleptioo, a, adj. acataleptte.
Acatamento, «m.respect, esteem,
reverence, veneration. -^
Acatar, va. to respect, to yene-
rate, to esteem.
Acatarrado or Acatarvoado,
ےdj. ill with a coki.
Acatasolado, a, adj. of a chan-
gin^ colour. Seda acatasolada^
a kind of shining silk stuíf.
Acathiflto, sm. a ceremony nsed
forraerly in the Greek church.
Acaudeladamente, adv. in or-
der, in good order, -with a
leader.
Acandelado, a, pp. adj. that is
led or commanded.
AoandtfJar. va.(anc.) to comman^,
UJ^a. [aleader.
^Aoaudilbar-Be, vr. to be led by
Acauteladamente, adv. prudeot-
ly, visely, cautiously
Acauteleido, a, pp. aãj, cautious,
discreet, wise, prudent.
Acautelamento, sm. cautious*
ness.
Acautelar, va. to caution, to
provide. Aeautelar-se, vr. to be
cautions, to guard against.
AcaTallado, a, pp. adj. tnmed
among mares (a stallion)
AcaTaUar, va. to turn a stalHon
among mares.
Aoavaíleiradas, adj. pi. {bot.) is
said of the leaves when they
are much joined together.
Açacal, sm. {anc.) a -water-earrier.
V. Aguadeiro.
Açacsladamente , adv. neatly,
politely.
Açacalado, a, pp. adj. polished,
clear. [rer.
Açacalador, sm. a hamess scon-
Açacaladura, sf. scouring, fur-
bishing.
Açacaldr, va. to furbish, to brigh-
ten. — a espingarda, to scour
the gun.
Açacanhão, sm. he that traraples
under foot.
Açacanliar, va. {anc.) to tread,
to stamp upon.
Aoadachao, sm. the hi^h cofista^
ble of the kingdom (m the In>
dia). [wardrobe.
Açafata, sf. a lady of the qneen'8
Açafate, sm. a hand basket.
Açaírar, vn. to grow diadainfol,
untractable.
Açafrão, sm. saffron.
Açafroa, sf. bastard saffron.
Açafroado, a, pp. adj. saflíroned,
of a saffron colour.
Açafroai, sm. a íieid of saíRroa.
Açafroar, ta. to dye in saffron
colour. [ (plant.).
Açafroadeira, sf. (bot.) saffron
Açalmamento, sm. {anc. fort.) a
defence, any work of entrani»-
ment.
Açaimar ^ -oa. l^aT[ic>\ \.^ -Vv^^ssMhík.^Vi
ACC
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Acamar, va. to muzzle. — {fig.)
to overcome. [monopolize.
Açambarcar, va. to forestait to
Acamo, sm. a muzzle.
Açarilhado, a, adj. {bot.) crossed
(it is said of the branches of a
tree). [rustic instniment.
Accaro, sm. (anc. mus.) a kind of
Acção, sf. action, deed, work, ope-
ration; act; gesture; fight, en-
gagement. — de graças^ thanks-
giving. — Share in the public
stocks. [agreeing.
■ Accedente, adJ. 2 g. acceding.
Aoceder, va. (m law) to accede,
to agree.
Aocedido, a, pp. acceded.
Acoeitação, Acceitado/Accei-
tar. V. AceitaçãOy etc.
Aooeleração , sf. acceleratlon,
haste. [in haste.
Aooeleradamente, adv. hastilj,
Acoelerado, a, pp. adj. accele-
rated, hastened.
Accelerador, sm. he that acce-
lerates. — lanat.) accelerator.
-— adj, acceleratory, accelera-
ting. [ting, increasing.
Accelerante, adj. 2 g. accelera-
Accelerar, va. to accelerate, to
hasten. — o passo ^ to mend one's
pace. Acceterar-se^ vr. to fali
out into a passion, to;be angry.
Acoeleratriz, sf. e adj) Força — -,
accelerating power.
Acoendedor, sm. . \anc.) kindler,
lighter.
Accender, va. to light, to kindie,
to inflame. — «n to augment,
to increase Accender-se, vr. to
be lighted, inflamed.
Accendido, a, pp. adj. lighted,
kindled, inflamed.
Acoendimento, sm. the act of
setting in flames. {fig^) burning,
heat.
Accensão, sf. \rarmth of passion.
— {chim.) accension.
Aooenso, sm. {in law) a sort of
lease .
JÍooensos, sm.pl. accensi, infe-
ríor ofâcers attending the Ro-
man magistrates.
Aooento, sm. accent, tone, pro-
nunciation, modulation of the
voice. — i£ramm.) accent*
Acoentuaçao, sf. accentuation,
accent. [accentuated.
Accentnado, a, adj. accented,
Accentuar, va. to accent, to
mark with an accent.
Accepção, sf. signifícation, sense,
acceptation, meaning.
Acoeptação, Acoeptado, etc. Y.
Aceitação, Aceitado^ etc.
Aceso, a, pp. irr. oí Acender^ light-
ed ; vehement, exasperated.
Aocessão, sf. increase, augmen-
tation, accession. [nal.
Acoessional, adj. 2 g. accessio-
Accessit, sm. {coll.) accessit, the
next of the best.
Accessivel, adj. 2 g. accessible,
approachable.
Accesso, sm. access, admlttance ;
fit or paroxysm of disease ; pre-
ferment, advancement in rank
or dignity.
AccesBoriamente, adv. accesso-
rily, in an accessory manner.
Accessorio, sm. an accessory,
addition, appendix. — adi. ac-
cessory or accessary, aaditio-
nal, contributing.
Acoidental, adj. 2 g. casual, acci-
dental, fortuitous.
Accidentalmente, ado acciden-
tally, casually.
Accidentariamente, adv. by a
non-essential circumstance.
Aocidentario, a, adj. accessory,
aecondary.
Aocidente, sm accident, casual-
ty, incident, occurrence.
Accioca, s. {bot )a Peruvian herb-
Accionado, a, pp. adj. accom-
panied vith gestures and ac-
tions.
Aocionador, sm. he who accom-
panies his discourse with ac-
tion.
Accionar, va. to gesticulate, to ac-
company speech with gestures.
Accionario or Accionista, sm.
actionary, actionist.
'Aocipiter, sm. (surg.) a sort of
bandageíor \YiôNío\«Aaviv\Jafò
I nose .
ACC
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Aoolamação, sf. acclamation.
Acclamado, a, pp. adj. pro-
claimed.
Acclamador, sm. proclaimer, ac-
clamator, one -who proclaims. —
adi. that proclaims.
Acclamante, adj. 2 g. that ac-
claims. [acclaim.
Acclamar, va. to proclaim, to
Acclixnação, sf. (med.) modinca-
tion experimented by a change
of climate. [mated.
Acclimado, a, pp. adj, accli-
Acclixnar, va. to inure to a new
climate. Acclimar-se, vr. to be-
come inured to a new climate.
Aoolive, adj. 2 g. acclivous, ac-
clive. [Acometter.
Accommetter and derívated. Y.
Acooxnxnodação, sf. an expla-
nation, conveniencjr, accommo-
dation; reconciliation. Accom"
modações., conveniencies.
Accomxnodadamente, adv. ac-
commodately, seasonably.
Accoxninoâado, a, pp. adj. con-
venient, fit.
Accomznodaxnento, sm. settle-
ment, place: reconciliation.
Accoxnxnodar, va. to range, to
order, to accommodate; to fit,
to provido for. Accommodar-te ,
vr. to be quiet ; to be appeased ;
to comply, to conform; to lodge;
to be placed (sneaking of ser-
vants). [aliegorical senso.
Accommodaticio, a, adj. {theol.)
Aocomznodavel, adj. 2 g. that
may be accommodated, settled.
Accoxnmodo, a, tidj. {anc.) ât,
apt, capable. [Acompanhar.
Accoxnpanhar, and deriv. Y.
Accorrer, va. to help, to relieve,
to fly to one in order to assist
him. Accorrer-se^ vr. to fly to
shelter.
Accorrido, a, pp. adj. helped,
assisted, favoured.
Accorrixnento, sm. {anc.) help,
assistance, protection.
Aocrescentar, Acorescentado.
V. Acrescentar^ etc.
AeoumvOaç&o, af. accumulatiou,
Amass,
Accumuladaxnente , adv. in
heaps or piles.
Accaxnulado, a, pp. adj. accu-
mulated, heaped up. [tion.
Aoomnulaxnento, sm. accumula-
Accuxnular, va. to accumulate,
to heap np, to amass. Accvmu-
lar-se, vr. to be accumulated,
to increase. [mulatively.
AooiuuulatlTamente, adv. accu-
Accomulativo, a, adj. accumu-
lative, additionaí, increasing.
Accuradamente , adv. accu-
rately, exactly.
Aoourado, a, adj. accurate, in
exact conformity to truth.
Accnsação sf. and Accusaxnen-
to, sm. {anc.) accusation , charge,
indictment, impeachment.
Accusado, a, pp. adj. accused,
informed agamst.
Accusador, a, « an accuser, in-
former. — adj. accuser, infor-
mer.
Accusante, adi. 2 g. accuser,
that brings a cnarge against.
Accusar, va. to accuse,to charge,
to inform against. Acctuar-se,
vr. to accuse one's self, to con>
fess.
Accusativo, sm. (gramm.) the
accusative case. — adj. accusa-
tive, censuring, accusing.
Acousatoriamente, adv. {in lawi)
accusatively.
Accusatorlo, a, adj. accusatory.
Accusavel, adi. 2 a. accusable,
chargeable, blamaole.
Acear, va. to adorn, to set off.
Acedia, sf. indifferency observed
in several persons after some
diseases.
Aceiía, sf. Y. Ceifa.
Aceiíeiro, sm. Y. Segador.
Aceiradamente, aav. by hirin^.
Aceirado, a, pp. adi. hirea;
steeled. [steel, to steel.
Aceirar, va. to hire ; to temper
Aceiro, sm. a piece of land grub-
bed up. — {anc.\ ate^l, ^^ ^\a«íV.
Ace\.ta<;f&o , st* «^<i^«^^''»^<^^*'> ^'^*
Aceitado. V TO. «Ai- ,.^^«^^«^^^
VS
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Aceitador, sm. accepterj recei-
ver.
Aoeita&te^ adj* 2 g, accepter,
that accepis. — «m. {eomm?j ac-
ceptor.
▲oeitar, va. to accept, to appro-
ve, to receive. — uma letra de
cambio^ to accept a biU of
exchange.
JLoeitavel, adj. 2 g, acceptáble.
Aceite, sm. {comm.) aceeptance.
Aceito, a, pp, adj, accepted, re-
ceived, approved.
Aceitosamentet oóm, Y. Insidio-
samente, [beets.
Acelgas, sf. pi. (bot.) be«t or
Acem, sm. v. Assem.
Acena, s. {bot.) a kind of rosa-
ceous plant of BraziL
Acenado, a, pp. nodded.
Acenar, vn. to nod, to beckon;
i/ig.) to threaten. [»pray.
Acendalha, sf. a dry stick or
Acender, va. to light, to kindle.
Áecender-sey vr. to catch âre.
Acendido, a, pp» Y. Aceso.
Acendimento^ sm, tiie action of
setting in flames» [purged.
Acendrado, a, pp. adj. cleansed,
Acendrar, va. to cleanse, to pu-
rify, to refine. ^ [nha.
Acenha, sf. water-mill. Y. Axe-
Acenheiro, sm. the miller of a
water-mill.
Aceno, sm. — com a cabeça^ a nod.
— com os olhos ^ a wink.
Acephalia, sf. total absenoe of
head. [Acephalites.
Acephalismo, sm. the sect of
Acephalitas, sm. pi. Acephalites,
heretics.
Acephalo, a, adj. acephalous.
Acephalocardia, sf {anat.) state
of a foetus having neither head
nor heart.
Aoephalochiria. sf, {anat.) state
ef a fostus having neither head
nor hands.
Aoephalomia , sf. {anat.) state
of^a fcetus having a monstrous
Iieaà.
^cepIíalopocUa, sf. (anat,) state
fr A footua witAout head and
Acephalorachia. sf. (anat.) state
of a foetus witnout head and
vertebral coluran.
Acephalostomia, sf. {anat.) state
of a foetus having not an appa-
rent head or raouth.
Acephalostralgia, sf. {anat.) ab-
sence of the head, thorax and
superior part of the venter.
AoH>halot]ioraGhia, sf. {onaL)
absence of the head and bireast.
Aoepilhado, a, pp. adj. planed,
made smooth.
Aoepilbador, sm. one that smoo-
tbes, planes ^th a comice
plaae.
Aoepilhadura , sf. the act of
smoothing or polishing "orith the
cómica plane. — «, sf, pi, sha-
yings of wood. [plane.
Acepilhar, va. to smootn, to
Acéquia, sf. a sort of vali, a ca-
nal to convej water to mills.
Acerado, a, pp. adj, sUely,
steeled ; {fig.) sharp, smart.
Acerar, va. to steel, to temper
iron.
Acerbamente , adv. coughljr,
sharply, rigorously.
Acerbo, a, adj. acerb^ unripe,
sharp ; {fip,) bitter, painful*
Acerca, aS). near, about; nearly,
next after ; touching, concern-
ing. [near.
Acercado, a, op.ac2/. s^proached,
Acercar, va. {anc.) to surround,
to enclose. Acercar-sSy wr, to
draw near. [lowred.
Acerejado, a, pp. adj. cheny-co-
Acerejar, va. to burnish, to give
the cherry colour to any thing.
Acerrimamente, adv, pertioa-
ciously, obstinately.
Acérrimo, a, adj. sup. very sour,
▼ery tart, (fig.) violont, obsti-
nate. [])rudently.
Acertadamente, adv. right, weU,
Acertado, a, pp. adj. equitable,
right, proper, vise.
Acertador, sm. he vho does a
thing ia time.
Acertiar, va. to uícIl, to do In
time. — vn. to \ÚX vi^Qí&^tA ^^>
right.
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^oerto or Acertamoito, am.
reason, wisdotn ; good lack.
Acervo, sm. a heap.
Acesamente, acív. notly, flercdy,
"with fervour.
Acescente , adj. 2 g. acescent ;
slightly soar. [hement.
Aceso, a, adj. lighted, eskger, ve-
Aoesor, sm. Y. Assessor.
Aoesoado, adi. Y. Sazonado.
Ac6soar, va. V. Sazonar.
Acetabularios, sm. pi. (hist.)
name used by thâ Romans for
designing jagglers.
Acetsu>ulo, sm. {anat.) a large
oavity in a boné, acetabuhixa.
Acetado, a, adj. (chim.) acetated.
Acetato, sm. acetate.
Acético, a, adj. (chim.) acetic.
Acido — , acetic acid.
Acetificação, sf. acetlfícatioiL.
Acetifisar, va. to acetify, to con-
vert into acid.
Acetomel, sm. {pharm.) oxjmel, a
kind of potion.
Acetometro, sm. acetontéter.
Acetoso, a, adj. acetona, sour.
Acevadado^a, Dp.ad/. nourished,
satiated with barley.
Aoevadar, va. to make fat; to
noarish with barley.
Achacadlço, a, adj. sickly. ralè-
tudinary. [letudinarj.
Achacado, a, pp. adj. sickly, ya-
Achacar, va. and n. to ^ow siek;
(^.) to trouble, to distorb.
Achacoso, a, adj. sickly, valetu-
dinary.
Achada, sf. the act of catching
one in the fact; the act of
finding.
Achadego, sm. a reward for flnd*
ing any thing lost.
Acnadiço, a, adj. obvious, easy
to be found.
Achado, a, pp. adj. foiínd, con*
trived, discoverèd.
Achador, s. m. a finder.
Achadora, sf. a woman vho
finds out any thing.
Afdiadoiiro, sm. the place "vrhere
sometbing was foand,
^obamJboadamente, adu. roíuth-
2jr, ccurs&fy, rodaljr. ^
Achaxnboado, a, adj. dali, home-
ly, awkward.
Acnsunboar - se , vr. to gtow
rough, coarse.
Achamento, «m, a finding.
Aohanado, a, pp. adj. leyelled,
íiatted; (jig.) easy. [flat.
AchanaT; va. to levei , to lay
Achantado, a, pp. nailed.
Achantar, va. [anc.) to nail, to
fasten with nails.
Achaparrado, a, adj. stunted.
Achaque, sm. indisposition, iU-
ness.
A(^ar, sm. any sort of pickled
roots, herbs or fruits.
Achar, va. to ând, to meet with,
to tíiink, to imagine. Achar-se,
vn. to find one's self. — mal, to
be ill. Ac?iou-se ser aquillo ver-
dade, that was found to be txne.
Achar-se presente, to be j)re8ent.
Acharão, sm. (anc.) Chma var-
nish.
Aoharoado, a, j?p. japanned, var-
nished like japan work.
Aoharoar, va. to japan, to vai-
nish like a japan work.
Achatado, a, pp. adj. ilattened,
made flat. [tening.
Achatadura, sf. the act of flat-
Achatar, va, to flatten, to flat.
Achatar-se, vr. to be flattened.
Achavascado, a, adj. roxight
unpolished, rude, clownish.
Ache, sm. a childish word for a
little scratch. [help, aid.
Aohega, sf. addition, increase;
Achegadamente, adv. nearly.
Achegado, a, pp. adj. near,
neighbouring.
Achegador, sm. {anc.) collector.
Achegaxueaato, sm. proximity.
Acfaeganças, sf. pi. appartenan-
ces.
Achegar, oo. and n. Y. Chegar,
Achegar-se, vr. to approach; to
seek help, assistance^ protec-
tion.
Acheronte, sm. kc^^xoxi..
AchieTOiitiQO^ «k> ad.j. ^«tHaòasM^
to A^cheton. j y- ^
AokieniSQL.sf. kcYieTxi^v*.^ %.^í«2
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AohiaT sf. the confected Indian
cane. [to drv up.
Aohicar, va. {a sea term.) to drain,
Achilleia, sf. Achillsea, an island
in the Euxine.
Actdlles, sm. Achilles. Tendão
de — {anat.)y tendon of Achilles.
Achixn, sm. a kind of bettel, ín-
dia pepper. [blind-nettle.
Aohixnne, s. (bot.) scrophularia,
Achinado, a, tiaj. resembling
to the Chinese.
Achincalhar, va. to scoff, to
mock. V. Chacotear. [pered.
Aohinellado, a, pp. adj. slip-
Achinellar, va. to put on shoes
down at the heel like slippers.
Achioti, s. {bot.) achiolte ; urucu,
a dnig from America.
Achirologia, sf. -words "wilhout
deeds.
Aohooalhado, a, adj. (heral.) in
heraldry is said of an animal
having a bell of a difierent ena-
mel. [of Egypt.
Aohoava, sf. achoava, camomile
Aohores, s. pi. achores (running
ulcer on the face). [tic.
Aohroxnatico, a, tidj. achroma-
Achromatisar, va. {opt.) to desti-
tute of colour. [cally.
Aohronicaxnente, adv. achroni-
Aohronico, a, adj. {astr.) achro-
nical. [ofweights.
Achtographia, sf. a description
Aohtographo, sm. one that de-
scribes weights.
Achtoxnetro, sm, Achtometer;
instrument invented to know
the -weight of the burdens in
carts, etc. [lour of lead.
Achuxnbado, a, adj of the co-
Aoicate, sm. spurs which have a
long broad point sticking out
instead of rowels.
Aoioular, adj. 2 g. acicular.
Aoiculiforme, adj. 2 g. in the
shape of a needle. [tion.
Acidação, sf. {ekem.) acidifica-
Acidar, va. (chem.) to acidify.
Acidez, sf. acidity, acidness.
Acídia, Sf. laziness, idleness.
Aoldifero, a, adj, {chem,) acidif»-
roua.
Acidlficaçfto, sf. acidi/ication.
Acidificado, a, adj. {chem."! acidi-
iied. [acidifying.
Acidificante, adj. 2 g. {chem.)
Acidificar, va. {chem.) to acidify,
to make sour.
Acidimetrla, sf. acidimetry.
Acidlxnetro, sm. acidimeter.
Acidioso, a, adj. lazy, indolent.
Acido, sm. acid. — , a, adj» acid,
sour, having the taste of vine-
gar.
Acidrado, a, adj. citron-colour.
Acidulado, a, pp. adj. acidulated.
Acidular , va. to acidulate , to
make acid. [ral 'waters.
Acidulas, sf.pl. acidulse, mine-
Acidulo, a, aaj. acidulous.
Acie, s. sharpness, acuteness.
Aciesia, sf. {med.) sterility.
Acima, €idv. above, over-head;
{fig.) beyond.
Acimar, va. {anc.) to íinish, to
conclude.
Aclnace, sm. {anc.) acinaces, a
Persian cimeter.
Aclnaoifolio. a, adj. {bot.) having
acinaciform leaves.
Aclnaria, sf. {bot.) acinaria.
Aciniíonne, adj. ig. aciniform,
having the form of grapes.
Aolno, sm. acinus (grape).
Aoinoso, a, adj. acinous or aci-
Dose. [adv. purposoly.
Acinte, sm. spite, malice. JPor — ,
Aclntemente , adv. purposely,
maliciously.
Acintoso, a. adj. spiteful, male-
volent, maíicious.
Aolntro, sm. wormwood. Y.Losna^
Absynthio.
Acipipe, sm. daint^, delicacy.
Acipipeiro, a, adj. dainty, nice,
delicace.
Acipreste, sm. V. Cypreste.
Aoirandar, va. Y. Cirandar.
Aoirologia, sf. acyrology, an im-
propriety oi speech.
Adtara, sf. {anc.) a carpet, a
curtain. [tron-colour.
Acitrinado, a, adi. cider or ci-
Adaração, sf. cfearing, clear-
ness.
Aolaradamonta, adv, clearly.
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Aclarado, a, pp. adj. cleared,
clear. Ter a praça aclaraday to
receive a soldier^s pay.
Adaramento , sm. the act of
clearing.
Aclarar, vn, to clear, to become
clear. Aclarar-se^ ur. to inq^uire
into a business. [priest.
Aderizar • se , vr. to become
Aclixnado, a, pp. adj. acclimated.
Aclimar, va. to inare to a new
climate.
Aolinico, a, adj. a name given
to a new invented opera glass.
Aco, adv. {anc.) here, in this place.
AcoaUiar, va. V. Coalhar.
Aooar and derivated. Y. Coar.
Acobardadamente, grfp.coward*
ly, basely.
Acobardado, a, pp. adj. dishear-
tened, discoura^ed, shameful,
fearfal. [discouragement.
Acobardamentb, sm. cowardice,
Acobardar, va. to discourage,
to dishearten. Acobardar^e^ vr,
to despond, to be afraid.
Acobertado, a, pp. adj. harnes-
sed, accoutred. [ness.
Acobertar, va. to cover, to har-
Acoçar, v. and derivated. V. Acos-
sar, [squat.
Acochado, a, pp. adj. croucned,
Acoohar, va. to press, to weigh
do^m. Acochar-se, vr. to cower,
to lie squat.
Acocorado, a, pr. adj. crouched.
Acocoramento, sm. squatting.
Aoooorar-se, vr. to cower, to sit
squat. [dir.
Aoodlr, V. and derivated. Y. Acu-
Acolmado, a, pp. adj. mulcted,
pumahed.
Aooiíiiador, sm. he who con-
demns to pay a íine.
Aooimamento, sm. flne, mulct.
Acoimar, va. to mulct, to fine.
Aarimar-se. vr. to accuse one*s
self:
Acoitar, v. Y. Acoutar,
Aoola, adv. there, yonder.
Aooldboado, a, adj. wadded,
qpiltod. — «. a quilted cloth.
dor, sm. one that qwlts,
r, va. to wad, to quilt 1
Aooleijos, sm. phaselion, herb
colombine.
Acoletado, a, adj. having the
form of a waistcoat.
Acolbedor, sm. protector, har-
bourer, welcomer.
Acolheita, sf. a retiring place,
asylum, refute.
Acolheito, adj. sheltered, recei>
ved, welcomed. [come.
Acolbença, sf. reception, wel-
Acolher, va. to receive. to enter-
tain, to shelter. Acolherse^ vr,
to fly to a place for shelter.
Acolhida, sf. shelter, refuge.
Acolhido, sm. a refuge. — , a,
adj. received, sheltered.
Acolhimento , sm. reception ,
welcome ; refuge, shelter.
Acolytado, sm. one of the lower
orders in the Roman church.
Acol3rto or Acolitado, sm. an
acolythe, an acolothíst.
Acomas, s. a great tree of Ame-
rica, [gressor, assailant.
Acommettedor, sm. and adj, ag-
Acommetter, va. to attack.
Aconunettido, a, adj. attacked.
Acommettimento, sm. aggrea-
sioD, attack.
Acommettivel , adj. 2 g. that
may be attacked.
Acommunar-se, vr. to get into
partnership with one.
Acompadrado, a, pp. adj. of
one mind, familiarized.
Acompadrar, va. to familiarize
extremely.
Acompanhadeira, sf. a woman
that accompanies.
Acompsmhado, a, pp. adj. ac-
companied.
Acompanhador, a, s. he or sho
that accompanies.
Aconij^anhamento, sm. accom-
Sanying; train, retinue, atten-
ance, accompaniment.
Acompanhante, adj. 2 g. that
accompanies.
Acompanhar, va. to accompany,
to foUow, to sort, to match.
Acompanhar-se, vr. to be accom-
panied, to accompany oiiea a^u.
on the harp, etc
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Aoomplelçoado or Aoomplei-
cionado, adj. endo-wed with a
good or ill complexion ; consti-
tuted. Wong, to elongate.
Aoomprldar-se , vr. to become
Acondicionadaxnente, adv. ac-
cording to the condition cr
State, kept safely.
Acondicionado, pp.adj. endowed
"with certain conditions. Fazenda
bem acondicionada, a marketable
good.
Acondicionar , va. to endow
with certain conditions ; to pack
goods. [cionado.
Acondiçoado. a, adJ. V. Acondir
Aconfeitado, a, adj. having the
form of confits.
Aconíeitar, va. V. Confeitar.
Aoonhecer, V7i. [anc.) to know.
Aconhecimento , sm. Y. Reco-
nhecimento.
Aconito,5r72. -wolfs-bane, xnonkV
hood, aconite.
Aoonselhadamentef adv. advi-
sedly, purposely.
Aconselhado, a, pp. adj. ad-vi-
sed ; prudent, wise.
Aconselhador, sm. adviser.
Aoonselhadora , sf. a woman
that advises.
Aconselhar, va. to advise, to
give advke, to counsel. . Aeon-
selhar-se, vr. to consult.
Acontecedeiro, a, adj. that may
happen easily.
Acontecer, vn. to happen, to be-
fall, to chance.
Acontecido, a, pp. aãj» hap-
pened. — sm. event, succegs.
Acontecimento, sm. event, is-
sue, success. [vages.
Acontiado , sm. he who takes
Acontiador, sm. he yrho rated
the income of every one.
Aoontiamento, sm. estimation,
ratting of the incomes of every
one. [incomes.
Acontiar. va. (anc.) to rate the
Aoontioao, adj. that may be
còarg-ed with the duty of ha-
yJng^ a borse and arms.
K0ope, s, precious stone. « — a
reiaedjr a^ainat lassitude.
Acordaçâo, sf. Y. Acoirdo.
Acordadamente, adv. advisedly,
with jndgment. {mus.) harmo-^
niously.
Acordado, a, pp. adj. awaked.
Acordamento, sm. awakening.
Acórdão, sm. [in law) ludgment, 4
decree or sentence 01 a court. m
Acordar, va. to awake one out
of his sleep : to determine, to
resolve. Acordar-se, vr. to re»
member, to call, to mind, to
agree. — vn. to awake, to raise
from sleep; to resolve.
Acorde, adj. 2 g. harmonious, mu-
sical. [ly, softly.
Acordemente, adv. harmónicas-
Acordo j sm. resolution, decree
or sentence of a court of justi-
ce; mind, opinion; sense, wit;
Eresence of mind; agreement«
armony of colours.
Acordoado, a, pp. adj. fumished
"with ropes.
Acordoar, va. [a sea term) to fúr-
nish a ship with ropes.
Açore or Acero, sm. calamus
aromaticus, sweet-rush, sweet-
cane.
AcoreS) s. pi. {a sea term.) stan-
chions, props for a ship.
Aoorl, sm. name given to the bine
coral. ftite.
Acoria, sf. (med.) a canine appe-
Acomado, a, âdj. having the
form of a hom.
Aoomar,va. to pnnch with horns.
Aooroçoado, a, pp. adj. hesort-
ened, animated.
Aooroçoar, va. to hearten, to en-
courage.
Acorrentado, a, j3|p. adj. chained.
Acorrentar, va. to chain, to im-
prison with a chain. «^
Acorrilhado, a, pp. adj. put or
forced into a comer.
Acorrilhar, va. to force into a
comer.
to a ^Vu^cXek oi t^x^^l. T«tt«áa
— , a tooi '«NJiJsi. icwx iw:.»^.
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Acossado, a, pp. adj. persecu-
ted ; vexed. [menter.
AcoBsador, sm. provoker, tor-
Acossamento , sm. the act of
persecuting, tormenting, etc.
Aoossar, va. to pursue, to Tex, to
persecute. Acossar-se^ w. to
trace one ; to go near one.
Acostadamente, adv. in the man-
ner of leaning upon.
Acostado, a, pp. adj. protected,
sheltered. [support, help.
Acostamento , sm. protection ,
Acostar, va. to lean against, to
set upon; to come near the
coast. AcostúT-se^ vr. to rest, to
Ífo to bed. — o alguém , to fol-
ow one's advice.
Aoostnxnadamente, adv. hábi-
tuíjlly, customarily.
Acostizniado» a, pj?. adj. aecosto-
med, customary. [use.
Acostumar, va. to accustom, to
Acote, adv. every dav. Trazer um
vestido — , to weax tne same suit
every day.
Acotiar, va. to nse daflj.
Aooticado, a, adj. [heral.) ador-
ned "with cotices.
Acotonado, a, adj. that is co-
vered with cotton.
Acotovelado, a,j7p. adj. elbongf
ed, hnnched. [bo\r.
Acotovelar, va. to hnnch, to el-
Acotyledone, sm. {bot.) acotyle-
don. ftyledonous.
Acotyledoneo, a, adj. {bot.) aco-
Aoouceado, a, pp. adj, bmised,
kicked. [ner.
Acouceador, sm. kicker, spur-
Acoaceamento, sm.^ the act of
kicking. rby kicklng'.
Acoaoear, va. to kick, to bruiae
Aoontado, a, pp. adj. sheltered.
Acoutador, sm. shelterer.
Acoutamento, sm. censure, an-
notation, note.
Acoutar, va. to sèeJter, to pro-
tect. Aeoutar-se, vr. to fly to a
plãce for sbelter.
^Tf^f' ?*^' ^J' discour-
Acovardar, va. to disconrage,
to dishearten.
Aço, sm. Steel. Fivellas de acOf
steel-lmckles. De aço^ tte^.
Dar aço ao ferro, to steel. Ter
eara de aço, to put on a brazen
face.
Açodadamente, adv. hastily.
Açodado, a, pp. adj. hurriea» ra-
pid, rash. [hurry.
Açodamento, sm. over-hastiness,
Açodar, va. to hurry, to hasten.
Acodar-se, vr. to hurry one*s
self.
Açoetro, sm. a falconer.
Açoíar, sm. brass.
Açofeixa, sf. the fruit called ja-
jube.
Açofeifeira, sf. jujube-tree.
Açomada, sf. irritation. Y. Asso-
mada, [mado, etc.
Açomado, a, pp. adj' V. Asso-
Açor, sm. great hawk, falcon.
Acerado, a, pp. adj. greedy, an-
gry.
Açorar, va. to inspire an anxiotts
desire. Açorar-se, vr. to be
anxious after something.
Açorda, sf. food made of cmmba
or bread, oil, and garlic boiled
together.
Açorenha, sf. bird of prey, of the
D&vfk species.
Açores, sm. pi. the Azores or
Azorian islands.
Açotea, sf. terrace. V. Sotea.
Açougagem, sf. old duty paid in
the market for sellin^ meat, etc.
Açougsuria, sf. bawhng, noise;
tumult.
Açougue, «m. 8hambles,butcher's
shop, market; {fig.) butchery,
slaughter.
Açoutadlço, a, adi. and s. one
who deserves to be whipçed.
Açoutado, a, pp. adj. -^x^v^^,
l AçoutadoT,8m.-«\v\^^^^.^?^gg^-
I tofiiap.
ACR — 14 —
Açoute, sm. a vhip-cord, lash.
Acqoirido, pp. adj. acquired.
V. Adquirir^ etc.
Acquirir, va. to acquire, to pur-
cnase. [chase.
Aoquisição, sf. acquisition, pur-
Acravado, a, adi. nailed; sunk,
immersed. V. Cravado.
Acnravar, va. to nail, to stick
into ; to immerse. V. Cravar.
Acre, adj. 2 g. tart, sour ; sharp,
acerb.
Acreditado, a, pp, adj. credible,
having credit.
Acreditador, sm. one bound for
another. V. Abonador.
Acreditar, va. to give authority,
to believe, to credit. Acreditar-
se, vr. to get into credit.
Acredor, sm. a creditor. — adj.
(fig.) worthv, desérving.
Acredora, sf. a female creditor.
Acremente, adv. acrimoniouslj'.
Acremento, sm. [anc.) increase,
addition.
Acrescentadaxnente, adv. with
increase, augmentation.
Acrescentado, a, pp. adj. in-
creased, augmented.
Aorescentador, sm. increaser,
enlarger.
Acrescentamento, sm. augmen-
tation, increase.
Acrescentar, va. to increase, to
augment, to improve. Acrescen-
tar-sCj vr. to be increased, im-
proved.
Acrescer, vn. to accrue, to grow
out, to augment.
Acrescido, a, pp. adj. augmented,
increased. As acrescidas, sf. pi.
the additional costs at law. Os
—Sy sm. pi. alluvial lands.
Acréscimo, sm. addition, in-
crease.
Acretopoto, adj. that drinks a
puré wine.
Acridez, sf. V. Acrimoniaj sf.
acrimony, sharpness.
Jkarimonia, sf. Aoritude, sf.
acrimony. fnious, bitter.
f^^onioBo, a, adj. acrimo-
ffT^^do, a, adj. reâned.
-^^isoiar, va. to áne or refine
ACT
metais ; (fig.) to purify, to per-
fect.
Acrítico, a, adi. that is not crltic.
Acro, adj. m. orittle (iron), that
breaks easilj.
Acroatlco, a, adj. acroatic.
Acroaticos, s. pi. m. acroatics
(Aristotle's lectures on philoso-
. phy).
Acrobata, sm. acrobate, rope-
dancer. [hairy.
Acrocomo, a, adj. long-haired*,
Acrolitho, a, adj. Estatuas — o^,
"wooden statues with stony ex-
tremities.
Acrologla, sf. acrology, investi-
gation of the fírst principies.
Acrologlco, a, adj. acrologic.
Acromania, sf. incurable mad-
ness.
Acronlcamente or Acroâico.
V. Achronicamenfe, etc.
Acróstico, sm. acrostic.
Acroterios, «m.p/. or Acroterias,
acroters, pedestais supporting
statues at the top of a írontal.
Acrotlsmo, sm. {med.) total de-
ficiency of pulse. [rolls.
Actas, sf.pl. journals, records,
Actinoozoario, sm. {nat. hist.) a
radiated animal. [quickíy.
Activamente , adv. actively ,
Activar, va. to hasten, to press.
Actividade, sf activity, active-
ness, quickness.
Activo, a, adv. active.
Acto, sm. deed, operation, act. —
(theatre) act. Actos, a pultlic
examination in the Úniversity.
Actor, sm. actor, player.
Actriz, sf. actress.
Actuação, sf. actuation ; the act of
coUecting papers. [in action.
Actuado, a, pp. adj. actuated, put
Actual, adj. 2 g. actual, that is
actual, or in act, real.
Actualidade, sf. actuality.
Actualmente , adv. actually ,
really, in fact : now.
Actuar, va. to actuate, to impei.
V. Autuar. Actuar-sc, tt. t« be
actuated or \>to\ig\iX.\Tv\o «^-cíCv^veu
ActuosamenXe. od». ^ç.^iw^«^»
with acúon.
ACU
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ADA
Actuosidade, sf. activity, live-
liness.
Actuoso, a, adj. active, busy.
Acuado, a, pp. adj. driven Into a
comer.
Acuar, va. to compel, to drive
into a comer.
Acubertado. pp.adj. caparisoned.
Acubertar, va. to caparison.
Aoubitorio, sm. [antiquity) a Ro-
man dining-room.
Acudia, sf. {nat. hist.) acudia,
pyrolampis.
Acudido, a. pv. adj. that has
aided, assistea.
Acudir, vn. and a. to hasten, to
come to the call in assistance
or help : to aid, to help : to flock
to. Acudir-se, vr. to have re-
course to. [over-measure.
Acuguladaxuente , adv. with
Acugulado, 9i,pp. adj. over-fiUed.
Acugulador, sm. he that over-
mis.
Acuguladura, sf. over-fllling.
Acugular, va. to over-âll.
Acuxne, s. a sharp point; {fig.)
subtility. [pointed.
Acuminado, a, pp. adj. sharp-
Acuminar, va. to make sharp;
to set in the top.
Acumular, va. Acumulado. V. Ac-
cumular^ etc. [nhar.
Acunhar, va. Acunhado. V. Cu-
Acupunctura. sf. acupuncture.
Acuradamente, adv. Y.Accura-
damente.
Acurralar, va. Y. Encurralar.
Acurrimento, sm.{anc.) recourse,
remedy.
Aourtado, pp. V. Encurtado.
Acurvado, a, pp. adj. incurvated,
cppressed-
Acurvaxnento, sm. curvity ; {fig.)
humbleness.
Acurvar, va. to bov, to crook. —
vn. to bend, to g;rov crooked;
to base one^s self. Âcuroar-se^
w. to gxow crooked.
(■peaking of a horse).
o gro
Aoorvtmado, a, pp. adj. bended
AouTiUiar, vn. to bend, to bov
aown, tá kneel,
Acaamêtro, sm. iiutmmeiít for
íràaTB L
measuring the extension of the
hearing sense.
Acústica, sf. acoustícs.
Acústico, a, adj. acoustic.
Acuta, s. pantometer, holometer.
Acutangular, adj. i g. {qeom.)
acutangular, acute-angled.
Acutangulo, adj. igeom.) acute-
angled. Triangulo — , acute-
angled triangle.
Acutenaculo, sm. {surg.) the han-
dle of a needle K>r sewing
wounds.
Acutioomio, a, adj. {zool.) ani-
mais having snarp - pointed
horns.
AcuUlado, a, pp. adj. slashed.
Acutilador, sm. he that slashes.
Acutilar, va. to slash, to cut, to
strike vith the edge of a
sword, etc. Acutilar-se^ vr. to
slash, to cut from one sidc to
another.
Acutipennado, a, adj. {nat. hist.)
bird that has a tail ending in a
sharp point.
Açúcar or Assucar, sm. sugar.
— candi, sugar caudy.
Açucarado or Assucarado, a,
pp. adj. sueared, sweet; (fig.)
affable, kinu. Palavras assuca-
radas ^ sugar ed words.
Açucarar or Assucarar, va. to
sugar, to sveeten with sugar.
Açucareiro or Assucareiro, sm.
a sugar-basin, sugar-box.
Açucate, sm. Y. Acicate.
Açucena or Assucena, sf. lily ;
{poet.) whiteness.
Açude, sm. a wall with a scarp
to strenghten a mill-dam.
Açulado, a, pp. adj. set on
biting.
Açulador , sm. a setter on of dogs.
Açulamento, sm. the act of set-
ting dogs.
Açular, va. to halloo, to set
dogs.
Açumagre, sm. Y. Sumagre.
Açumar, va. Y. Assumor.
AdlSja! sf. d?.^^w, «.iíaB^«^^'«^*
\
ADD
— 26 —
ADE
Adagiai, adj. 2 g. belonging to
adages, proverbial.
Adagio, sm. adage, proverb. —
adv. {mus.) slowly.
Adail, sm. lead er, guide. [dale.
Adala, s . {a sea term) the pump
Adalor, sm. {a sea term) term used
for designing the west-wind cr
south-west-wind.
Adaxnado, sm. an efTeminated
man. — adj. effeminated, wo-
manish.
Adamanes, sm. pi. a Moorish
kettle-drura.
Adamantino, a, adj. adaman-
tine; {fíg.) adamantean.hard.
Adamar-se, vr. to be beauish,
foppish. [masked.
Adamascado, a, pp. adj. da-
Adamascar. va. to damask, to
damasken.
Adamico, adj. concerningÂdam.
Adamitasor Adamianos, sm. pi.
Adamites. [tion.
Adaptação, sf. adaptation, adap-
Adaptadamente , adv, easiW,
with fitness. [fft.
Adaptado, a, pp. adj. adapted,
Adaptar, va. to adapt, to apply.
Adaptável, adj. 2 g. adaptaole,
suitable.
Adar, sm. adar (hebrew month).
Adarga, sf. a short square tar^et.
Adargado, a, adj. armed witti a
target.
Adargar, va. to cover vith a tar-
get; fig.) to protect.
Adargueiro, sm. soldier armed
wíth a target. [an ounce.
Adarme, sm. the eighth part of
Adarvado, a, pp. adj. {anc.)
walled.
Adarvar, va. {anc.) to wall, to in-
close with walls.
Adarve, sm. the flat top of the
"wall of a fortress.
Addeja or Andeja, adj. V. An-
dejo. Jdensed.
Addensado, a, pp. adj. con-
Addensar, va. to condense.
JLddição, sf. addition.
^adicionado, a, pp. adj. added.
-^^^pionador, sm. ie thatmakes
\rif
Addicional, adj. 2 g. additional,
Addioionar, vá. to add, to make
an addition.
Addioto, a, pp. adi. addicted,
Addido, a, pp. aaj. joined. — â
legação ingteza, attached to the
British legation.
Addir, va. to add, to join.
Additámento, sm. addition, aug-
mentation, increase.
Additar, va. to make additions.
Addito, sm. augmentation ; an
adjutant.
Adducção, sf. {anat.) addaction.
Adducido, a, pp. of Adducir,
va. V. Adduzir.
Adductivo, a> adj. adductive.
Adductor^ sm. {anat.) adductor.
Adduzido, a, pp. adj. adduced,
Adduzir^ va. to adduce, to bring
forward.
Adeante, adv. Y. Adiante.
Adebaixo, adv. Y. Debaixo.
Adega, sf. cellar. [ler.
Adegueiro, sm. cellar-raan, but-
Adejar, va. toflutter the wings, to
fly.
Adela, sf. a woman 'who sells or
cries old clothes for sale.
Adeleve, adv. loc. lightly, super-
ficially.
Adelgaçadamente, adv. slightlv.
Adelgaçado, a, pp. adj. mude
thin or small.
Adelgaçador, sm. one^homakes
things sraall.
Adelgaçamento, sm. lessening,
diminution.
Adelgaçar, va. to make thin»
small, slender.
Adelo, sm. havker, broker.
Adem, sf. a duck. O macho da
adem, a drake.
AdemSes or Ademanes, sm. pi.
motions, gestures of the hanas,
head, etc., to express senti-
ments.
Adenalgia, sf. (med.) adenalgy.
Adenologia, sf. adenology.
AdentAo, a, pp. adj. adenoid,
glandRorm.
Adensado^ a> pp. adj. condeu-
sated.
ADE
— a7 -
ADI
Aâentado,a, pp. adj. {henUd.)
toothed. [teeth.
Alentar, va. to teeth ; to cat the
▲dentro, adv. within doors, at
home. [bye, farewell.
Adeos or Adeus, adv. adieti, good-
Adepto, sm. adeçt.
Adepucha, interj. hey-day l ty !
Adequação, ísf. adequacy.
Adequadamente, adv, ade-
qaately, positively.
Adequado, a, pp. adj. adeqoate,
categorical, positive.
Adequar, va. to adeqnate, to
adapt. [adomed.
Adereçado, a, pp. adj. dressed,
Adereçamento, sm. the act of
adorning.
Adereçar, va. to adorn, to set off,
to trim up ; to attire. — to di-
rect, to address.
Adereço, sm. ornament, dress,
attire. — de diamantes^ a set of
diamonds. — address.
Aderença, sf. Aderençado, a,
pp. adj. V. Adherencia and deri-
vated. [ing a horse.
Aderenço, sm. the act of instruct-
Aderlças, sf.pl. (aseai«rm)geaT8^
haliards. — da verga grande^ the
xnain gear» etc.
Adernado, a,pp. adj. Tety small,
little. [down.
Ademar, vn. to lower, to pull
Aderno, sm. a small stake to keep
the vines from breakiiig nith
the weight of the firait.
Adieahoras or Adebora, adv.
beyond the hour, very late.
Adestradamente, aao. dexte-
rously, with dexterity.
Adestrado, a, pp. adj. mstructeá,
trained up. Cavallo — , an har-
nessed horse. [structs.
Adestrador, sm. one that in-
Adestramento, sm. the act and
efiect of instructing.
Adestrar, va. toinstruct, toteach.
Adestro, adj. dexterous. CwouUo
— , a horse that is led nithoat a
rider. {dWine.
Adeusar or Adeosar, oa. to make
^^•▼inJia, êf, divlneress, for-
tnne-teUer.
AdevinTiarflo, tf. divination.
Adevinhaaor or Adevinho, «m.
conjuror, forfone-teller.
Adevinhar, vn. to divine, to pro-
gnosticate, to foretell, to gness
right : to have foreknowledge,
foresight : to apprehend.
Adextrar, va. V. Adestrar.
Adgenerado, a, pp. adj. that gpt
augmentatioD by nutrition.
Adgenerar, va. to generate.
Adherencia, sf. adherency, adhe-
rence; {fig.) protection, patro-
nage.
Adherente, sm. a partisàn, fa-
vourer of a party. — adj. 2 g,
adherent, adhering; stickinç^.
Adberir, vn. to adhere, to ratify ;
to stick to. [rency.
Adliesão , sf. adhesion , adhe-
Adliesivo , a , adj. adheslve ;
sticky, tenacions.
Adhortar, va. {anc.) to exhort, to
admonishi [íixed, settled.
Adiado, a, pp. adj. appointed,
Adiamantado, a, adj. adaman-
tean. (jouroment.
Adiamento, sm. citation, ad-
Adiantadamente , adv. pre-
yiously, with anticipation.
Adiantado, a, adj. advanced,
forwarded.
Adiantamento, sm. aagmenta-
tion, improvement.
Adiantar, va. to hasten, to for-
ward, to advance. Adiantar 'se^
vr. to advance one'8 self.
Adiante, ado. before. Mais adUm-
te, farther.
Adianto, sm. {bot.) adiantum.
Adiaphoro, a, adj. adiaphorous,
neutral.
Adiar, vn. to fix, a certain day,
to summon, to adjourn. Adiar-se,
vr. to be âxed a certain day» to
adjoom.
Adibe, sm. jackal.
Adição, sf. (m law) the acceptanco
of an inheritance. T. Adaiçíío.
Adido, a, pp. adj. received^ aÂ-
mitted. \> ^\jt\^N. íiss*^
Adie\as > «a. \» V^«^ íi. -çct^tío. v*
AAIlkbAVt«jaLO,«.^ oAi. Tvtíti> xaar.
ADM
28 —
ADO
Adiposo, a, adj. adipons, fat.
Adipsia, sf. {med.) vr&nt of açpe-
tite for liquids. [receive.
Adir, va, {in law) to accept, to
Aditado, a, pp. adj. prospered ,
happy.
Aditar, va. to make happy.
Adito , sm. adit, entry. V. En-
trada. [Adevinha, etc.
Adivinha, sf. and derivated. V.
Adjacência, sf. adjacency.
Adjacente, adj. 2 g. adjacent.
Adjecção, sf. adjection, addition.
Adjectivado, a, adj. employed
as an adjective. [ly.
Adjectivaniente,ad!v. adjective-
Adjectivar, va. to make use of
a substantive instead of an
adjective ; to conform one's self
to something.
Adjectivo, a, adj. adjective.
Adjecto, a; adj. adiected.
Adjudicação, sf. adjudication.
Adjudicadamente , adv. vrith
adjudication. [cated.
Adjudicado, a, pp. adj. adjudi-
Adjudicar, va. to adjudicate.
Adjudicar-se, vn. and r. to as-
sume, to arrogate.
Adjudicatório, a, adj. that adju-
dicates.
Adjuncção, sf. adjunction.
Adjuntar, va. and derivated. V.
Ajuntar.
Adjunto, a, €uij. adjunct, ad-
Í'oined. — , sm. companion, fel-
ow, partner.
Adjuração, sf. adjuration.
Adjurado, a, pp. adj. adjured.
Adjurar, va. to adjure, to con-
jure.
Adjutor, sm. adjutor, helper.
Adjutorio, sm. help; a priesVs
accolyte.
Adjuvante, adj. 2 g. adjuvant.
Adjuvar, va. to help. V. Ajudar,
Ad libitum, adv. loc. ad libitum,
as you will.
Adminiculante, adj. 2 g. adju-
torjr, adminicular. [cular.
Adnunioular, adi. 2 g. admini-
AdmJnJculo, sm. ielp, aid.
A-dmínJstração, sf. ad/ninistra-
tiOD, direction.
Administrado, a, pp. adj. admi-
nistrated.
Administrador, sm. an admi-
nistrator. [nistratrix.
Administradora, sf. an admi-
Administrante , adj. 2 g. -who
administers.
Administrar, va. to administer,
to administrate.
Administrativo, a, adj. admi-
nistrative. [bleness.
Admirabilidade , sf. admira-
Admiração, sf. admiration.
Admirado, a, pp. adj. admired,
astonished.
Admirador, sm. admirer.
Admiradora, sf. a female ad-
mirer.
Admirante, adj. 2 g. admiring.
Admirar, va. to surprise, to
astonish, to admire. Aamirar-se^
vr. to wonder, to be surprised.
Admirativo, a, adj. surprising,
amazing.
Admirável, adj. 2 g. admirable^
wonderful; rare.
Admiravelmente, adv, admi-
rably, vonderfully. [nia.
Admiromania, «/l admiring ma-
Admissão, sf. admission.
Admissível, adj. 2 g. admissible,
allowable.
Admittido, a, pp. adj. admitted.
Admlttir, va. to admit.
Admoestação, sf, admonition,
advice. [nisher.
Admoestador, sm. an admo-
Admoestamento, sm. admonish-
ment. freprimand.
Admoestar, va. to admonish, to
Admonitor, sm. admonitor.
Admonitório, a, adj. admoni-
tory.
Adnato, adj. {bot.) adnate.
Adnominação, sf. Y. Parano-
masia.
Adnotação, sf. annotation, re-
mark. V. Annotação.
Adnotar, va. and derivated. V.
Annotar.
Adoba, sf., or Adobe, sm. a kind
of brick hardened in the sun.
Adoçado, a> pp. adj. %^Q«VAii«âk>
\ soUened.
ADO
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act of
ADR
Adoçamento, sm. the
8'weetening.
Adoçante, adj. 2 g. sweetening.
Adoçar, va. to sweeten; {Aq.)
to mitigate, to alliviate. Àao-
çar^se^ vr. to grow sweet cr
mild.
Adocicado, a, jg)p. 0(2;. sweetened.
Adooicar, va. to sTxreeten.
Adoecer, va. to make sick. — , vn.
to fali sick.
Adoecido, a, pp. adj. fallen sick.
Adoecimento, sm. the act of
falling sick.
Adoentado, a, pp. adj. sick,
suffering.
Adoentar, va. to make sick.
Adoestado, a. pp. adj'. repre-
hended, accused.
Adoestar, va. to accuse, to re-
prehend.
Adolescência, sf. adolescency.
Adolescente , s. and adj. 2 g. &
young man, a joung woman.
Adolescer, vn. to grow, to be-
come an adolescent.
Adonai,5m. Jehovah, God (among
Arabs and Hebrews).
Adonde, adv. V. Aonde, Onde.
Adonico or Adonio, adj. adonic.
Adonida, sf. {bot.) a kind of ra-
nunculus.
Adónis, sm. Adónis ; {fig.) an
effeminated man. — {bot.) aaonis
or eranthemum.
Adoorado, a, adj. {anc.) fuU of
pain,.sick.
Adopção, sf, adoption ; choice.
Adoptação, sf. Y. Adopção.
Adoptado, a, pp. adj. adopted.
Adoptante, s. and adj. 2 g.
adopter, he who adopts.
Adoptar, va. to adopt.
Adoptivo, a, adj. adoptivo.
Adoração, sf. adoration, woiv
ship.
Adorado, a, pp. adj. adored.
Adorador, sm. and adj. adorer,
that adores.
Adorando, a, adj. adorable.
Adorante, adj. 2 g. that adores,
adorer.
Adorar, va. to adore, to "worship,
to esteem gre&tiy.
Adorável, adj. 2 g. adorable.
Adormecedcr, sm. and adj. that
causes sleep.
Adormecer, va. to luU to sleep ;
to amuse. — , vn. to fali asleep,
to slumber. Adormecer-se, vr. to
fali asleep ; {fig.) to neglect.
Adormecido, a, pp. ítcQ. lulled
asleep. [drowsiness.
Adormecimento, sm. sleepiness.
Adormentado, a, adj. benumbed.
V. Adormecido.
Adormentador , sm, he who
lulls to sleep.
Adormentar, va. to lull asleep;
to enchant. O vinho adormenta
os cuidados, wine drowns care.
Adormentar- se, vr. to grow
numb ; to neglect. {eido.
Adormido, a, adj. Y. Adorme-
Adornadamente, adv. elegant-
ly, with ornament.
Adornado, a, pp. adj. adorned.
Adornar, va. to adorn, to grace,
to attire. Adornar -se, vr. to
adorn one's self.
Adorno, sm. ornament, attire.
Adoudada, sf. a rash woman.
Adoudado, a, pp. adj. foolish»
fool. — , sm. a rash man.
Adondar, va. and n. to make
fool; to grow mad.
Adoza, sf. [bot.) a kind of musky
herb. [quires.
Adquirente, adj. 2 g. that ac-
Adquirição, sf. acquirement. Y.
Adquisição. [gained.
Adquirido, a, pp. adj. acquired,
Adquiridor, aãj. that acquires.
— , sm. an acquirer.
Adquirimento, sm. acquirement.
Adquirir, va, to acquire; to
purchase.
Adquiritivo, a, adj. having the
power of acquiring.
Adquirivel, adj. 2 g. acc[airable.
Adquisição, sf. acquisition.
Adrachne, sm. adrachne (kind of
arbustus).
Adrede, adv. purposely.
Adregar, va. V. Aderqar,
Adriático^ sm. mx^ aà.^ .Kíoíek K^\»«»
Adrif^a, sf . \iíkíÀa.T^.
«.«.
ADU
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ADU
Adriçar, va. {a sea term) to kang
tip the Doat of a ship.
Adro, sm, a church-;^ard.
▲âscripticio, a, adj. neyrly ag^
Segated into any society.
cripto, a, adj. newly en-
roUed or aggregated.^
Adspirar, va. and derivated. Y.
Aspirar. [ness of taste.
AdfiiricçSo, sf. astríction, sharp-
Adstrictivo, a, adj. astrictive,
astrictory.
Adstricto, a, adj. astricted
hned.) stopped, shut uç.
Aostringencjla, sf. astmageticy.
Adstringente, adj. 2 g. astrin-
gent, astrictive. [up.
Adstringir, va. to bind, to shut
Adstringttivo or Adstrlnglvo,
V. Adstringente.
Ada, adv. -where, whither.
Adua, sf. {anc.) people Tnrhose
duty was to repair the valia,
castles, etc. — a flox of oxen.
Aduana, sf. the custom-hotise. Y.
Alfaiidega.
Aduanado, a, j?p. adj. that pays
the custom-house dnty.
Aduanar, va. to make an entry
of goods in the custom-house.
Aduaneiro, sm. custom-house
ofíicer. [village.
Aduar, sm. Moorísh camp or
Adubado, a, adj. spiced.
Adubador, sm. he who seasons
tTith spices.
Adubar, va. to season meat. —
o couro^ to dress leather. — as
terras^ to manure. — navios ^ to
repair ships.
AdUbiado, a, pp. adj. repaired.
Adubiar, va. to repair, to mend.
Adubio, sm. repairing, mending.
— de vinhas, culture of vines.
Adubo, sm. spices, aromatical
drugs.
Aduanado, a, jpp. adj. {a sea term)
coiled (speaking of eables).
Aduchar, va. {a sea term) to coil a
cable.
Aduchas, sf. pi. (a sea ferm) the
turnÍDgs of a csíble when it is
coUed. fflexible.
^aucido, a, ^, adj. malleable,
Aducir, va. to make the g^ld
flexible.
Aduelro, sm. a herdsmaB.
Aduela, sf. a staff. — 5, staves to
make casks, pipea. — {flrch.)
the inward face of the stones
of the arch under its chapiter.
Adula, sf. shutter, a lattice; a
flood-gate.
Adufado, a, pp. adj. íuruished
with lattices, etc. [tabour.
Adufe, sm. a timbrei» sort of
Adufeiro, sm. tabourer.
Adulação, sf. adulation, flattery.
Adulado, a, pp. adj. âattered.
Adulador, a, odj. that âatt«rs.
— , s. adulator. natterer.
Adular, va. to Aatter.
Adularia, sf. adularia (mineral).
Adulatoriamente , adv. \ritii
flattery or adulation.
Adulatorio, a, adj. adulatory»
Adulteração, sf. aduHeration,
contamination.
Adultera, sf. an adulteress.
Adulter ad amente, adv. adulte-
ratively. [adulterated.
Adulterado, a, adj. adultered,
Adulterador, adj. and sm. ene
who adulterates.
Adulterar, va. to adulterate» to
adulter; to corrupt. Adulterar-
se, vr. (fig.) to corrupt, to decay.
Adulterino, a, oc^.adulterine.
Adultério, sm. adultery.
Adulterioso, a, adj. adulterioua;
ifig.) falsified.
Adultero, a, adj. adulteroua;
(fig.) counterfeited.
Adulteroso, a, adj. adolterous.
Adulto, a, adj. adult.
Adumbrar, va. to adumbrate, to
shadow out.
Adunado, a, pp. adj. united,
assembled.
Adunar, va. to gather, to unite.
Adunco, a. adj. hooked, crookod.
Adunia, adv. on every side.
Adur, adv. scarcely, hardly.
Adurente, adj. ig. {med.) biim-
ing.
Adussia, sf the place below the
steeps of tVie high altar.
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APA
AdoBtivo, a. aãj, that bnrns. V.
Ádurente. tburnt
AdustO} a, adj. adust, adnsted ;
Aduzir, va. and derivated. Y.
Adduzir. [strangfer.
Advena, sm. a foreigner, a
Adventiciaxnente, adv. adven-
titiously. accidentally.
Adventício, a, adj. aayentitious.
Advento, sm, advent.
Adverbiado, a, adj. nsed like
an adverb.
Adverbial, adj. 2 g. (gtwn.) be-
longing to an adverb.
Adverbíalmente , adv. adver-
bially.
Adverbio, sm. adverb.
Adversamente, adv. unfortu-
nately. [sition.
Adversão, sf. adveneness, oppo-
Adversar, va. to adverse, to
oppose. fsary, antagonist.
Adversário, adj. and s. adver-
Adversativo, a, adj. adversa-
tive.
Adversidade, sf. adversity.
Adverso, a, adj. adverse.
Advertência, sf. an advertise-
ment, a vraming : attention.
Advertidamente, adv. conside-
rateljr. [advised.
Advertido, a, pp. adj. wamed,
Advertimento, sm. Y. Advet^
tenda.
Advertir, va. to advertise, to
wam. Advertir^e^ vr. to mind,
to consider.
Advocação, sf. invocation.
Advocacia, sf. advocateship.
Advocar or Avocar, va, to call
for, to send for.
Advocatnra, sf. shelter.
Advogac^a, sf. advocateship. Y.
Advocacia.
Advogada, sf. she wbo takes
cara of the interest of anotlier ;
advocatess ; a mediatrix.
Advogado, 5m. advocate. [te.
Advogar, va. to plead, to adroca-
Advogarla, sf. {anc.) advocation.
AdTxutmla, sf. {meã.) atony, de-
biHty. [trescent, patrid.
Aãynamico. a, adj. [mea,\ pu-
'Aayto,sm. aàytam.
A eito, adv. toe. Y. Eito.
Aereamente, adv. with aa aeti&l
manner.
Aéreo, a, adj. aeríal ; vain.
Aerifero, a, adj. that bean the
air. Conducto — , {anat.) trachea.
Aerifioação, sf. aerifícation.
Aeriíorm, adj. 2 g. aeritbrm.
A^rizar, va. to aerate, to aerify.
Aerod3rnamica, «/. [phys.) aero-
dynamy. [graphy.
Aerograpbia. sf. [phys.) aero-
Aerolitbe, sm, aeroíite.
Aerologia, sf. [phys. and med.)
aerology.
Aeromanoia, sf. aeromancy.
Aeromantico, a, adj. belongisg
. to the art of aeromancy.
Aerometria, sf. {phys.) aero-
metry. [meter.
Aerometro , sm. [phys.) aero*
Aeronauta, sm. aeronaut.
Aeronáutica, sf. [phys.) aero-
nantics.
Acnroflcopia, sf. aeroscopy.
Aerostação, sf. aerostation.
Aerostatico, a, adj. aerostatic.
Aerostatica, sf. aerostation,
Aerostato, 5m. air-balloon.
Aesmo, adv. Y. Esmo.
Aethetica, sf [phil.) the tiíeory
of sensations.
Aetites or Etites, sf. aetites,
eagle-stone.
Aíacugadamente, adv, with ftr
tigue.
Afadlgado, a, pp. adj. fatigned,
tired. [tigoes.
Afadlgador, sm. he that fa-
Afadigar, va. to tire, to fatigue ;
{fig.) to affiict, to vex. Afaài-
gar-se, vr. to -work very hard.
Afadigoso, a, adj. that causes
fatigue. [flattered.
Afagado, a, pp. adj. caresaed,
Afagador, sm. he vrho caresses,
flatterer;
Afagar, va to caress, to flatter.
— um cavallo^ to stroke a horse.
Afago or Afagamento, sm. car
resses.
AlagvLQiixo , «L^ adj . ^^\.\«tva.^.
AFE — 32
Afaimar, va. to starve.
▲famadamente, adv. celebrious-
ly. [novrned.
Afamado, a, pp. adj. famous, re-
Afaxnador, am. he that speaks
in praise of another.
Afamar, va. to exalt the good
qualities of another.
Afanado, a, pp. adj. weary, tired.
Afanar, va. to earn, to search
any thing vrith g^eat anxiety.
— , vn. to grow tired.
Afanohonado, a, adj. libidinous.
Afano or Aísin, sm. {anc.) toil,
trouble.
Afanoso, a, adj. painful, toilsome.
Afastado, a, pp. adj. remote.
Afastador, sm. he that removes.
Afastar, va. to remove, to drive
away. Afastar-se^ vr. to go away,
to go from.
Afatiado, adj. cut in slices.
Afassendado, a, adj. rich, weal-
thy. [wealthy.
Afazendar-se , vr. to become
A fé, adv. loc. truly, indeed. — de
quem ftou, upon my faith.
Afecção, Afectação, Afectado,
Afectar, Afecto, Afectuosa-
mente, Afectuoso, Afeição,
Afeiçoado, Afeiçoar and aeri-
vatea. Look for these words
under Xff. [ugly manner.
Afeiadamente , adv. with an
Afeiado, a, pp. adj. disâgured,
made ugly.
Afeiar, va. to disfigure : to disho-
nour, to stain. — a reputação
de alguém, to blemish some one's
reputation.
Afeiçoar, va. to shape, to fashion.
Afeitação, sf. Y. Enfeite and de-
rivated. [and derivated.
Afeitado, pp. adj. V. Enfeitado
Afelio or Apheíio, adj. {astr.)
higher, superior.
Afelleado, a, pp. adj. tempered
with galí.
Afellear, va. to temper wiih. gall.
Afeminação, sf. enemination.
Af eminadamente , adv. effemi-
nateJjr, [naXe, womanlike.
Cominado, a, pp. adj. eflfenii-
-^^eminar, va, to elfeminate, to
AFF
eraasculate. Afeminar^se, vr. to
xqake one's self eífeminatc.
Aferesis or Aferese, sf. {gram.)
aphseresis; {surg.) amputation.
Aferição, sf. the marking any
measure or weight by the stan-
dard.
Aferido, a, pp. adj. stamped -with
a public mark.
Aferidor, sm. an offícer whose
business is to adjust the mea-
sures and -weights by the king^s
standard. [mark.
Aferir, va. to stamp ^ith public
Afermentar, va. and derivated.
V. Fermentar.
Afermoseado, a, pp. adj. made
fíner, handsome. [adorn.
Afermosear, va. to embellish, to
Aferradamente , adv. obsti-
nately.
Aferrado, a, pp. adj. grappled;
ifig.) obstinate, fixed.
Aferramento, sm. the act of
grappling.
Aferrar, va. to grapple — um
naviOy to grapple a snip. Afer-
rar-se, vr. to hold or stick fast.
Aferretoado, a, pp. adj. stung or
J)ricked. [or stings.
erretoador. sm. he that pricks
Aferretoar, va. to prick or sting.
Aferro, sm. attachment ; tenacity.
Aferrolhado, a, pp. adj. bolted,
imprisoned. [bolt.
Aferrolhar, va. to imprison, to
Aferventado, a, pp. aaj. fervent,
active.
Aferventar, va. to parboil ; ijig.)
to make haste. Aferventar-se, vr.
to incite one's self. ffervour.
Afervoradamente , aao. with
Afervorado, a, pp. adj. hurried,
hastened.
Afervorar, va. to excite, to sti-
mulate. Afervorar-se^ vr. to in-
flame one's self with fervour.
Affahilidade, sf aífability.
Affabilissimo, a, adj. sup. extre-
mely affable. [courteous.
Affavel, adj. 2 g. affable, civil,
Affavelmente , adv. affably ,
kmdW.
1 Altec<}ao, sf. ft£^c\ioii.
AFP
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AFF
Aífectação, sf. affectatlon.
Aff ectadaxuente, adv. aã'ectedly.
Affeotado, a, pp. adj. affected,
formal. [aífects.
Affectante, adj. 2 g. [anc.) that
Affectar, va. to aifect, to make a
pretended showof soraethÍDg,to
desire, to aspire to, to please.
AffectarsCy vr. to be affected.
Aifeotivamente, adv. affection-
ately.
Affeotlvo, a, adj, affective;
Oned.) that aíffects.
Anecto, sm. affection.
Afíectuoaamente, adv. affection-
ately.
Aífectuoso, a, adj. aífectionate,
affectuous.
Affeiçoar, va. to feel affection for
one, to íove, to like, to move,
to aSect. Affeiçoar-se^ vr. to ap-
plv one's self to a thing : to
take a liking to a person.
Aifeitação, sm. {anc.) ornament,
attire.
Affeltadamente, adv. politely,
vith ornament.
Affeitado, a, pp. adj. attired,
adorned. Y. Enfeitado and deri-
vated. [ured.
Aff eito, a, adj. accustomed, in-
Afferrado, a, pp. adj. Y. Aferado
and derivated.
Afficar, va. to insist. Y. Affincar
and derivated. [tion.
Aífiliação, af. affíliatión, adop-
Af filiado, a. pp. adj. affiliated.
Affiliar, va. to affiliate, to adopt.
Affiliar-sCy vr. to get affiliated.
Affiin, sm. or f. a kinsman or kins-
woman properly by marriage.
Affinoadamente , adv. opinia-
tively, earnestly.
Affincado, a, jm. adj. nailed;
vehement, resoluta.
Aifinoamento, sm. the act of
nailing; tenacity.
Affinoar, va. to nail, to insist, to
pursue obstinately. Affincar-se^
vr. to be bent on a pursuit, the
act of insisting.
Aífinoo, sm. great attachment,
atttbbornneas.
Afttnidad e, sf. afânity.
Affirzuação, sf. afârmation.
Affirmadamente , adv. reso-
lutely.
Af firmado, a, pp. adj. afiirmed.
Affirxuador, sm. affirmer.
Affirmamento. sm. afârmation.
Affirmante, sm. (in the schools)
he who maintains the afârma-
tive.-
Afflrmar, va. to affírm, to assert
positively. Af/irmar-se, vr. to
De confirmed.
Affirmativa, sf afíirmative.
AffirmaUvamente , adv. affir-
matively.
Affirmativo, a, adj. affírmative.
AffiXRção, sf. fixation.
Affixado, a, pp. adj, posted up,
afíixed.
Affixar» va. to fix, to post up bills.
Affixo, a, €ulj. {gramm.) arfix.
Af fiado, a, adj. blown, puffed.
Afflar, va. to biow, to puff.
Afflicção, sf. affliction, trouble.
AffUctivamente, adv. afflic-
tingly.
Afflictivo, a, adj. afâictive,
painful.
Amioto, a, pp. adi. afâict, dis-
tressed.— , s. an amicted man or
woman. [tingly.
Affligidaxnente , adv. afnic-
Affligido, a, pp. adj. afâicted.
Affligidor, adj. that afâicts,
grieves. — , s. he or she that
afflicts.
Affligixnento, sm. Y. Afflicção.
Affligir, va. to afflict, to vex.
Affugir-se^ vr. to grieve, to be
amicted.
Affluenoia, sf. afâuence, abun-
dance ; fluency of words.
Af fluente, adj. i g. resorting
with others to the same place.
Af fluentemente, adv. with great
afâuence.
Affluido, a, pp. adj. that runs ;
âowed.
Afflulr, vn. to âow into the same
place ; to abound, to âock.
Amuxo« sm. Vjn^^i^ ^^ ^^"^ ^"^
AiÍTQtax, Dtt. N . Fretaf *sví^ «ksecv-
AFÍ
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AFO
Affrontado, a, vp. adj. affronted ;
tired; afflictea.
Affrontador, adj. who afíronts.
— , s. affronter.
Affrontamento. sm. a preterna-
tural heat -with redness in the
face.
Afírontar, va. toaífront, to abuse,
to attack. — to outbid at an auc-
tion. — vn. to have a preter-
natural heat. — Affrontar-se^ vr.
to take huff.
Afírontosamente , adv. spite-
fully, infaraously.
Affrontoso, a, adj. outrageous.
Affusão, sf. {pharm.) affusion.
Afiação, sf. -wnettiiig, sharpening.
Afiado, a, pp. adj. sharpened.
Afiançado, a, pp. adj. oailed.
Afiançador, sm. he who stands
bail for another.
Afiançar, va. to be bail for one ;
to promise, to insure success.
Afiar, va. to grind to sharpen.
Pedra de — , a grind-stone, a
hone.
Aficar, va. to urge a reason.
V. Afficar.
Afidalgadamente, adv. noblj.
Afidalgado, a, pp. adj. noble, ex-
cellent ; {fig.) who falsely pre-
tends to gentility.
Afidalgamento, sm. nobleness.
Afidalgar, va. to make noble, to
nobilitate. JífidaU/ar-se, tr. to
affect the manners of noblemen.
Afiguração, sf. imagination, ap-
prehension.
Afiguradamente, adv. in âgure.
Afigurado, a, pp. adj. fígurated.
Homem bem afigurado y a fine
man.
Afigurar, va. to figure, to repre-
sent. Afigurar-se, vr. to fancy,
to believe, to imapiine.
Afigurativo, a, adj. figurative,
figurated.
Afilado, a, pp. adj. delieate, vréll
formed. Ter a lingua bem ~ a, to
Jbave a nimble tongue. V. Afe-
rzdo.
^Ijftferfor, sm. V. Aferidor.
ftff^ento, sm. ir. Aferição,
-^*í^ax^y va. V. Aferir.
Afilhada, sf. a god-daughter ; a
"woman wno is protected.
Afilhado, sm. a god-son; a man
who is protected.
A fim, con]. in order to.
Afinação, sf. the act of giving
the íull sound to every musical
note. [tune.
Afinadamente, adv. {mus.) in
Afinado, a, pp. adj. refined, per-
fected ; tuned.
Afinador, sm. tuner. — {metal.)
refiner. — V. Aferidor.
Afinamento, sm. afina je, refín-
ing of metais.
Afinar, va. to tune a musical in-
strument; to refine^metals. — as
pastas^ (among boot-binders) to
square the paste-boaiçds. — avoz
to give the perfect soand to
musical notes. — vn. tò pout, to
look vexed.
Afincadamente, adv. earnestly.
Afistulado, a, pp. adj. turned to
a fistula.
Afistular-se, vr. to grow into a
fistula.
Afitadamente, adv. aiming con-
stantly at a certain thing. V. Af-
Rcadamcnte. [ribands.
Afitado, a, pp. adj. adorned with
Afitar, va. to cause indigestion
in the children.
Aflto or Afitamento, sm. {m£d.)
indigestion. [emboldened.
Afiusado, pp. adj. bold, rash,
Afiusar, va. to inspire courage,
to embolden. Afiusar-se^ vr. to
confide.
Afivelado, sl, pp. adi. buckled.
Afivelar, va. to bucMe.
Aflamengado, a, adj. fleming-
like.
Afiautado. a, pj). adj. sweet, soft.
V. Flautado. [self,
Afleimar-se, vr. to affiict one's
Afleumar, va. to cause, to make
phlegm. [forward.
Afocinhadamente, adv. fallen
Afocinhado, a, pp. adj. that fell
upon one's face.
AfocLiihar.va.to sXtWfe V\\Xi \.\!kft
face. — vn. \ç> ^a^\ w^çou wi^^
face : to am^K. ot -çetvátk..
AFO
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AFO
Afofado, a, pp. adj. made soft;
Ífig.) puffed up. [up.
ofar, va. and n. to pufT, to swell
Áfogadaxnente, aav in great
haste.
Afogadiço, a, adj. out of breath.
Afogadilho, sm. haste, speed,
hurry.
Afogado, a, pp. adj. stifled,
stewed. Ovos — 5, poached eggs.
Afogador, adj. that stifles or suf-
focates. — sm. a necklace.
Afogadura, sf. suíTocation.
Afogamento, sm. suífocation.
Afogar, "iva. to stiile, to smother,
to suffocate. — os cuidados no vi-
nho, to drown one's cares in
wine. — to stew, (speaking of
meat, fish, etc) — to forbear.
Afogar-s2j vr. to strangle one's
sel^ to sink, to be on the point
of being drovned. — U^ff-) ^^ ^®
overcome by excessof business,
to be in too great a hurry.
Afogo, sm. torment, afâiction;
hurry, pressure. [âercely.
Afogueadamente , adv. hotly»
Afogueado, a, pp. adj. burning,
íiery, glowing. liatter o ferro — ,
to beat the iron while it is hot.
Afoguear, va. to inflame, to make
fiery. — uma peça, to load a
gun "with powder only and fire
U off to clean it.
Afoitamente, adv, boldly, cou-
rageously.
Afoitamente, sm. boldness.
Afoitar, va. to embolden, to make
bold.
Afoiteza, sf. boldness.
Afoito or Afouto, adj, bold, cou-
rageous.
Afomadamente, adv. in the man-
ner of dividin»^ arable çrounds
into large portions. [fallow.
Af olhado, a, adj. laid up, laid
Afolhar, va. to divide arable
grounds. — uma terraj to lay up
a piece of ground.
Afora, adv. (anc) beyond; except,
but; out, "without. [lease.
Aforadamente, adv, with along
Aforado, a, pp. adi. that givea
or makea ovee houaes or Unda
to be passed for ever, upon c<mi-
dition that a small yearly rent
shall be paid to the proprietor.
Aforadòr, sm. the lord of the
manor who gives lands or
hòuses upon condition that a
small yearly rent shall be paid
to hira.
Aforamento, sm. the act of gi-
ving or taking lands for a yearly
rent.
Aforar, va. to make over houses
or lands to be posscssed for ever
for a small yearly quitrent.
Âforarse^ vr. to assume nobi-
lity. [stuprate.
Af orçar, va. {anc.) to violate, to
Aforçurado, A^pp. adj. hastened,
hasty.
Aforçurar, va. to hasten, to press.
Aforismo, sm. aphorism. Y.Apho-
rismo and derivated.
Aformoseadamente, adv. beau-
tifully, bandsomely.
Aformoseado, a, pn. adj. hand-
some, line; made uner.
Aformosear, va. to embellish, to
make handsome.
Aforquilhado, a, pp, adj. sup-
ported, bifurcated.
Aforquilhar, va. to support, to
sustain.
Aforrado, a, pp. adj. enfrcax-
chisedj free; that carries but
a light burdcn. or provisions for
a journey.
Aforramento, sm. enfranchite-
raent; making free.
Aforrar, va. to affranchise, to
make free. Aforrar-se, vr. to rid
one's self of.
Aforro, sm. the act of sparing.
Afortalezado, a,|)j). adj. fortmed
with walls.
Afortalezamento, «m. defense,
any work of entrenchment.
Afortaleiar, va, to fortify with
walls.
Afortunadamente, ado. happily,
fortunately.
Afortunado, a> pp. <id.\, \^a:%\i>
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Aíontado, a, pp. adj. bold, em-
boldened.
Afoutar-se, vr. to dare.
Aíouteza, sf. boldness.
Afouto, a, adj. bold, daring.
Afracado, a, pp. adj. weakened,
failed.
Afracamento , sm. slackness,
disheartening.
Airaoar, vn. to weaken, to fali ;
to lose courage.
Aframengado, a, adj. that has
a fair complexion. [íied.
Airanoezado, a, pp. adj. frenchi-
Afrancezar, va. to frenchify.
Airechado, a, adj. {bot.) that is
like to a shaft.
Aireguezado, a, pp. adj. accus-
tomed, that has customers.
Afreguezar, va. to get or procure
customers. Afreguezar-sey vr. to
become customer.
Afreixnar, va. {anc.) to vex, to
fret. Afreimar-se, vr, to fret
ODe*s self.
Aírescar, va. V. Refrescar,
A fresco, sm. {paint.) Pintar — » to
paint in fresco.
Afretamento, sm. V. Fretamento.
Afretar, va. V. Fretar and deri-
vated.
Africa, sf. Africa.
Africanisxno, sm. barbarous locu-
tion, a manner of speaking as
the African people.
Africano, a, adj. African.
Afro, a, adj. and s. African.
Afrodiseo , Afrodisiaco , adj.
V. Aphrodiseo and derivated.
Afronltro, sm. the flour of nitre.
Afronta, sf. Y. Affronta and deri-
vated.
Afrouxado, a, pp. adj. unbent,
slackened ; {fig.) -weakened.
Afrouxamento, sm. slackness,
looseness; (fig.) 'weakness.
Afrouxar, va. to slacken. A-
frouxar-se^ vr. to fail.
Axrouxelado, a, adj. covered
with soít feathers
A±ronxo, aiv. onanimously.
AAuitado, a, adj. ihiitfaJ.
AA20entado, a, pp^^a^j, driven
Afugentador, sm. he who puts
to flight.
Afugentamento, sm. the act of
putting to flight. [to flight.
Afugentar, va. to chase, to put
Afumado, pp. adj. smoky, full of
sraoko. {fig.) darkened.
Afumadura, sf. the act of filling
with smoke. [smoke.
Afumar, va. to trouble with
Afundado, a,/>p. adj. siink down,
deep.
Afundar, va. to sink. — um navio^
to sink a ship. — to cast anchor;
to put the head to a cask.
Afundido, a, pp. adj. sunk down,
drowned.
Afundir, va. to sink, to drown.
Af uniladamente , adv. as a
funnel. [formed.
Afunilado, a, pp. adj. funnel-
Afunilar, va. to give a funnel
form. [a ferret.
Afuroado, A^pp. adj. hunted with
Afuroar, va. to let the ferret into
the hole to drive the rabbits out.
Afusado, a, pp. adj. spindle-
shaped.
Afnsal, sm. two pounds of flax
made up into a small bundle.
Afusão, sf. the act of mixing
liquids.
Afusar, va. to give something
theshape of spindle, making it
thinnest at one end.
Afusilar, va. and n. to strike flre
out of a flint, to sparkle.
Afustar-ae, vr. (a sea term) to bo
oveiÃoWed.
Aga, tm. a colonel of janissaries.
Acanhadamente , aJiv. crouch-
ingly.
Agaohadò, a, pp. adj. Squat.
V. Acaçapado. [squat.
Agaohar-se, vr. to cower, to
Agaoho, sm. the act of sitting,
squatting. [with violence.
Agadanhado, a, pp. adj. stolen
Agadanhador, sm. he that steals
with violence.
Agadanhar, va. to claw, to
scratch, to lay one'8 hand uçon
any thing. \dL«x«\Vs.
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Agalaotia, sf. {meã.) agalaxy
(want of milk).
Agalanado, a, pp. adj. made gal-
lant, genteel.
Agalanar, va. to make genteel
ur gallant. Ágálanar-se. vr. to
dress one's self genteely.
Agalardoado , a, pp. adj. re-
warded.
Agalardoador, s. and adj. that
rewards. [V. Galardoar.
Agalardoar, va. to revrard.
Agalato, sm. [min.) gallate (a
neutral salt).
Agalgar, va. to grind with the
upper mill stone in a mill vhe-
rein oil is made.
Agalhas, sf.pl. {anat.) the tonsils
of the neck.
Agallegadaxuente, adv. in a Ga-
lician manner; rougtily.
Agallegado, a, adj. as a Galician ;
rough, unpolished.
Agaloado, a, jm. adj. laced.
Agaloadura, sf. the act of lacíng.
Agaloar, va. to lace, to bind wiâi
galloon.
Agalopado, 'a, pp. adj. galloped.
Agalopar, va. to gallop.
Agapathos, sm. {òot.) a kind of
Bliaceous plants.
Agapas, sf. pi. or Ágapes, sm.
pi. ag[ap8e, love-feasts among
the primitive christians.
Agapetas, sf.pl. agapetae, vir-
gins "who associatea tnemselves
-with ecclesiastics out of a mo-
tive of piety and charity.
Agareno, a, adj. Moorish.
Agarico, sm. agaric, a sweet
smelling mushroom.
Agamel, sm. V. Granel.
Agarradiço, a, adj. that is cat-
ched or holden fast.
Agarrado, a, pp. adj. taken or
laid hold of.
Agarrador, sm. he that seizes.
Agarrante, adj. 2 g. {heral.) is
saíd of birds of prey.
Agarrar, va. to seize, to lay hold
õt Agqrrar-se, vr. to stick to.
h BL,pp. a4í' pricked
darts.
»«. to gosíá or prick
-with small darts called gordu-
chas.
Agarrotado, a, pp. adj. strangled .
Agarrotar, va. to strang^le.
Agarruchado, a, pp. aaj. bound,
tied with cringles.
Agarruohar, va. (a sea term) to
bind, to tie with cringles.
Açrarrunohar, va. (a sea term) to
introduce the cringle in the bolt
rope of a sail.
Agasalhadeiro, a, adi. an enter-
tainer, one that shelters stran-
gers.
Agasalhado, a, pp. adj. received,
sheltered, lodged.
Agasalhador, sm, and adj. he
-who receives strangers ; hospi-
table.
Agasalhar, va. to shelter, to
lodge. Agasalhar-se, vr. to resort
to a place, to lodge ; to cover
one's self well to avoid catching
cold.
Agasalheiro, a, adj. that shelters
strangers.
Agasalho, sm. a lodging; the
manner of receiving a guest;
good reception. Elle deu me máo
— , he received me unkindly.
Agastadamente, adv. angrilv.
Agastadiço, a, adj. irascible,
fretful, peevish. [hasty.
Agastado, a, pp. adj. angry,
Agastamento, sm. passion, an-
ger, ill humour. Ter — s do coror
ção^ to be heart-sick.
Agastar, va. toprovoke, to ang^er,
to vex. Agastar-se, vr. to fly into
a passion. Agasta-se por dá cá
a^uella palha, a little raatter
rises his passion.
Ágata or Agatha, sf. agate.
Agatanhado, a, pp. aaj. scrat-
ched, clawed.
Agataiohadura, sf. scratch.
Agatanhar, va. to scratch, to
claw.
Agaves, s. j>l. (bot.) liliaceous
plants^ narcv&%\SL&.
of a p\cV-\oc^. ^__
V. Amontoar. ^ í
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Ageltadamente, adv, commo-
diously.
AgeltaoO, a, pp. adj. cottimodious,
fit.
Ageitar, va. tõ âl, to miig<e^ to
dispose. Ageitar-se^ w. to place
one's self commodiottsly, con-
veniently.
Ageitivar, va. &nd its âefivatòd.
V. Adjectivar.
Agencia, sf. agency.
Agenciado, a, pp. údj\ nmtifiigòd,
transacted.
Agenciar, va. to manage, to pro-
cure, to negociate cr transact,
to help one to a thing-. Su lhe
acendei aqueílepmto, I prootirdd
him thát place. Ageneiar-^èy vr.
— uma grande reputação, to çain
a great reputation. [tive.
Agencioso, a, adj. diligent, ac-
Agenda, s. agenda, a certain
church book, rilual.
Agenesia, sf. sterility, impotency.
Agente, adj. 2 g. acting) active.
— , sm. an agent ; a factor, a de-
puty (m laio), aproouratot.
Ageolhar, va. ana its derivated.
V. Ajoelhar^ etc.
Ageometria or Ageometrosia,
sf. ignorance of geometry»
Agerasia, sf. vigorous <Aá age,
Agerato, sm. {bot.) ageratum,
maudlin. [oiated.
Agermanadd, a, pp, údj, a»fto^
Agermanar, va. to make eqoal ;
to associate.
Agestado, a, adj. Bfstn ou «kU -^
vell or ill looking.
Agenstia, sf. {med.) "«reakness,
want of taste.
Aggerar, va. (anc.) to aggerate.
Aggingebrado, a, «<f;. seaso&ed
with ginger. [tion,
Agglomeração, sf. agglomera-
Agglomerado, a, pp. adj. agglo-
merated.
Agglomerar, va. to ag^lomerate.
Agglutinação, sf. agglutination,
cohesion.
AirsriutíBstâamente, ãdv, in a&
a^g-Iutínated m&Dner»
Aggiutinante, adj. 2 ^. a^luti-
nant.
Agglutinar, va. to agglutinate,
to glue together. [native.
Aggltttinativo, a, adj. ajggluti-
Aggraduar, va. and derivated.
V. Graduar.
AggravaçSo, sf. aggravation*
Aggravadamente, adv. offen-
sively, injuriously.
Aggravadõ, a, pp. adj. injured,
aggravated. {v€U»s.
Aggravador, adj, that aggra-
Aggravamento, sm. aggravat-
íng»
Aggravante, adj. 2 g. aggra-
vating. — sm. an appelant.
Aggravar, va. to aggravate, to
offend. — vn. to appeal from one
judge to another. Aggravar-S9j
vr. to be offended; to increase,
to grow "worse.
Aggravativo, a, adj. aggravable.
Aggravista, sm. tíie name of
certain members of the supreme
tribunais of Lisbon and Oporto.
Aggravo, sm. offence : appeal to
a high court of justice.
Aggravoso, a, adj. V. (rravoso.
Aggradir , va. to attack, to charge.
Aggregação, sf. aggregatlon.
Aggrvgado, a, adj. aggregated,
coUected. — sm, a supernume-
rary professor ; an aggregate.
Aggregar» va. to associate, to
aggregate. — Aggregar-se, vr.
to oecome associate.
Aggregato, sm, an aggregate
body. [ting.
Aggregativo, a, adj. aggrega-
AggressãO) sf. aggression.
AggressíTO, a, adj. aggressive,
offensive.
Aggressor, adj. that is aggres-
sive. — , sm. an aggressor»
Aggriçar, va. {a sea term) to lay
or put cordages.
Aggriphado, a, adj. catched with
claws (as a grifnn does).
Agigantadamente, adv. giantly.
Agigantado, a, adj. gigantic.
Agisa&.\aiix«ix\o^ «nu «. i^5c,-vgl\31i&
statute *, mox«bL «osi ^-pàfin^L Sxk>
creaaa.
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Jjgigantar, va. to gire a^igmtíc
strength.
AqU, adj. S g. agile.
Agilidade, sf. agility. [htj.
Agilitadamente, aãv. -with agi-
▲gilltado, a, pp* adj. açile,
nimble. [^uick.
▲glUtar, -va. to render nimble,
AgUmeote, adv. nimbly, qaickly.
Aglo, Ml. (comm.) ágio.
Aglograpliia, sf. hagtographv.
Agioçraplko, adj. hagiogra^hio,
httgiographical.
Agtologioo, a, adj, agiological.
Agiologio, sm. legend; tbe lives
of the saints. [tjrrology.
Agtooiaohia, tf. holy -«rar ; xnar-
Agiota OT Agiotista, sm. a gtock-
jobber, stock-l»>oker.
Aglotador, sm. jobber, broker.
Agiotagem, sf. stock-jobbing.
Affiotar, vo. to deal as a stock-
jobber.
Ag;ir, va, (júris.) to act, to prac-
tÍM as an agent. {Vise.
Agteado, a, adj. (ane.) prudent,
Agita^U», sf. agitation.
Agttadamwnte, adj, with agita-
tíOD.
Agitado, a, pp. adi, agitated.
Agitador, sm. ana aaj, he who
agitxtea; agitator, insnrgent.
Agitar, va, to a^itate, to shake ;
to troable. Agttar-se^ vr, to be
tonneiitad, to feel agitation, to
fret.
AgitewL adj, i g. tfaatmay be
agitated, xnoved.
AglaotaçBo, sf. weaning.
Agloaaia, »f. dumbnesa.
AgloM»,», adi, dumb.
AglQtiçfto, sf. impoBsibility <of
swalkrving.
AgiMuio, «f. agnation, eonsan-
guiníty
Agnado, a, adj, agnate, rolated
by tfae fathera Bidé.
Agnrtiirio, sm, he that ii ia the
male Une.
AgnaMoo, a, adi. Svecessa» — a,
floccesBon in tne male line.
AflMUBas. V- P^ (ok.) «gnels
(piaeea oi ama). [sance.
Agnlflo, sf, «gnUMD, racogai-
Agnisterio, sm. a parification^s
place.
Agno, sm. lamb.
Agnooasto, sm. a^nus-castus,
the chast tree or vitex.
Agnome, sm. the last suruama of
a person.
Agnominação, sf agnomination,
Agnus Dei, sm. agnus Dei; a
piece of WBX haviag the print
of a lamb.
Agoa, sf. and deriv.ited. V. Agua.
Agoiro, sm, and derivated. v. A-
gouro. [staff.
Agolo, sm, {anc.) the pastoral
Agolpear, va, and derivated.
V. Golpear,
Agoxnado, a, pp. adj. budded.
Agomar, vn. {agric.) to bogin to
bad.
Agomia or Agnmia, sf. a kind
of moorish poniard.
AgomJxiado, a, pp. adj. budded.
Agominar, vn. (anc.) to bud, to
put forth buds.
Agonia, sf. agony. [zingl}r.
Agoniadsúnente^ adv. agoni-
Agomiado, a, adj, aCflicted,
vexed. [trouble.
Agoniar, va. to teaze, to vex, to
AgoniBadamente , ado. agoni-
xingly.
Agonisado, a, pp. adj. agonised.
Agonisante, adj. 2 g. dying;
ifig.) agonizing. .
Agronisantes, sm. pi. agonizants,
certain friars who assist those
'who are in agonv.
Agonisar, «a. to be in agony.
AgonistarQha, sm. agonistarch
Agoniatica, sf. agonistic (tho
Science of combats of the an-
cienta).
Agonistioo, a, adj. agonistíc or
agonistic aL
Agonotheta, sm. agonotheta, an
overseer of authority.
Agora, adv. now, at this time.
Agorentado, a, pp. adj. cut or
pared about. V. Aguarentar^ and
derivated.
Agorantador, sm. he that cuts
■or pares about.
Agarantar, oa. to cxxt oi "^ax^
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about. Afforentarse^ vr. to be
cut or pared about.
Agosto. $m. August.
Agouradamente, adv. with o-
men, with presage.
Agourado, a., pp. adj. presaged,
augored.
Agourai, adj. 2 g. of soothsajers
or diviners. (jecture.
Agourar, va. to presage, to con-
A^oureiro, a, adj. that believes
m omens. — , sm. a soothsayer.
Agourento, a, adj. addicted to
omination.
Agouro, sm, divination by the
nigbt, or singing of birds, etc.
Agraciado, a, pv. adj. endowed
with grace, witn beauty.
Agraciar, va. to endow with
grace ; to pardon, to forgive.
Agraço, sm. unripe grapes, ver-
juice. [addicted.
Agradado, a, pp. adj. pleased.
Agradar, va. and n. to piease, to
be acceptable, agreeable. Agra-
dar-sBy vr. to be pleased, to take
pleasure.
Agradável, adj. 2 g. pleasing,
agreeable, pleasant.
Agradavelmente, adv. pleas-
antly, agreeably, CTacefuIly.
Agradecer, va. to tnank, to give
thanks.
Agradecidamente, adv. grate-
fully, thankfuUy.
Agradecido, a, 2>p. adj. grateful,
thankful. Fico-lne muito — , I am
very much obliged to you.
Agradecimento , sm. acknow-
ledgment, thankfulness.
Agradecivel, adj. 2 g. grateful,
agreeable.
Agradecivelmente, adv. in a
thank-worthy manner.
Agrado, sm. liking, attractive,
charm, engaging manners ; kind-
ness ; consent, approbation.
Agraduar, va. and derivated.
V. Graduar. froughly.
A.grainente, adv. sourly; {fig.)
^ffrapiai, sm. a cl&sp.
-Afrrarío, a, adj. agranan, beloncr-
^22^ to áelds. ^ [ãictive.
^» adj. 2 ff, sour, bitter; af-
Agreste, adi. 2g. rural, rustical;
J/ig.) rough.
Agrião, sm. Agriões, «m.^/. water-
cresses, cress. [greste.
Agriastico, a, adj. rural. V. A-
Agricola, adj. 2 g. agricultura!.
— , sm. a husbandman.
Agricolar, adj. 2 g. agricultura!.
Agricultar, va. to cultivate.
Agricultor, sm. a husbandman,
cultivator, agricultor.
Agricultura, sf. agriculture, hus-
bandry. [and sour.
Agridoce, adj. 2 g. between sweet
Agrilhado, a, pp. adj. fettered.
Agrilhar, va. to fetter.
Agrilhoado, a, pp. adj. fettered,
chained ; [fig.) subjugated.
Agrilhoar, va. to fetter, to chain.
Agrimensão or Agrimensora,
sf. surveying of lands.
Agrimensor, sm. a land surve^ror.
Agrimensorlo, a, adj. belonging
to measurement or surveying oi
lands. [liver-wort.
Agrimonia, sf. (bot.) agrimony,
Agriophago, sm. agriophagous.
Agriote, sm. {bot.) agriot.
Agripalma, sf {hot?} agripalma,
cardíaca.
Agripnia, sf. {med.) agrypnia.
Agrisalhado, a, pp. adj. greyish,
that is grey.
Agrisalhar, va. to make greyish.
Agrisalhar-se^ vn. to grow grey-
headed.
Agro, a, adj. sour, rough. AgrOy
sm. tilled ground.
Agrodoce or Agradece, adj. 2 g.
half sweet, half sour.
Agromancia, sf. divination by
the ground.
Agronomia, sf agriculturism.
Agronómico, a, adj. agricul-
tural.
Agrónomo, sm. an agriculturist.
Agropila, sm. segragrophile, be-
zoar of goats. [graphy.
Agrostographia , sf. agrosto-
Agrumelado, a, pp. adj. clotted,
grumous. [grumous.
Agriunelar^ va. to c\o\.,\oiaiN5.^
AgnxmetfiLC . va. U. sea ternC\ \.q
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Agrupado, a, pp, adj. groaped.
Agrupar, va. to group. rness.
Agrura, sf, roughness, snarp-
Agua, sf. water. — da chuva^ rain-
"water; — de poço^ weU water;
— docCy fresn water; — viva^
nmning water. Aguas vivas^
spring tides; — mortas^ neep
tides; — vertentes^ the stream
that runs down a hill, the de-
clinity of a hill by which the
rain waters fali. Aguas envoltas
or turvas, (fig.) times of trouble.
— furtadas^ the garrets. Agua^
transparency of pearls, etc. —
fcrte^ nitrous acid ; — regia^ ni-
tro-muriatic acid. Agua-ras ,
spirit of turpentine; a flor or
a/> lume d' — , oetween wind and
water. Fazer — , to leak, to
spring a leak; to take in fresh
water. Agua arriba or acima,
against tne current. Poeta de
agua doce, a poet witbout ge-
mus. Colher agua em cesto, to
work to no purpose. Levar —
ao mar, to carry coals to New-
castle. Fazer vir — á bocca, to
make the teeth weater. Trazer
or levar aaua no bico, to conceal
maliciously. Dar uma sede de — ,
to give the slightest help. Dar
a agua pela barba, to be in great
danger. Vir — d bocca, to be
very desirous. Trazer — ao seu
moinho, to bring grist into the
mill, to turn things to one's own
advantage. — o dá, — o levaj
lightly come, lightly go. Aguas
de namorado, the looks of one
in love ; — de trabalhos, amar-
^ra«, afflictions, pains. Coar — ,.
to run in small drops. — vai!
keep oíf! take care! notice
given that water is thrown
from a window into the street.
Sem dizer — uai, without giving
the least notice.
Aguaçal, sm. a puddle.
Aguaoate, sm, aguacate (tree of
S. Domingo).
Aguaceira, sf. a great deal of
Wãter in the stomach.
^mmoeiro, sm. a violent shower.
Aguacento, adj. plashy, niarshy.
Aguada, sf. the taking fresh
water into a ship. Faz&r — , to
take in fresh water.
Aguadeiras, sf. pi. the large
feathers of birds.
Aguadeiro, a, adj. that screens
from the rain. — sm. a water
carrier. [âuid.
Aguadilha, sf. limph, wateryr
Aguado, a, pp. adj. waterea,
sprinkled with water. Cavallo
— , a benumbed horse.
Aguador, sm. a waterin^ pot.
Aguagem, sf. the rapidity of
currents in the sea.
Aguamento, sm. {veter.) the be-
numbing of a horse, or other
beast.
Aguantado, a,pp.adj. supported.
Aguantar, va. to support, to
hold. — o panno, is said of a
ship that can carry ali sails
weíl.
Agua-pô, sf. weak wine.
Aguara-ponda, sf. {bot.) aguara
ponda, viola martia.
Aguar, va. to water, to sprinkle
with water. — to benumb a
horse. [for, expected.
Aguardado, a, pp. adj. hoped
Aguardadouro , a, adj. that is
worthy of being kept and ob-
servea by right.
Aguardador, sm. keeper.
Aguardamento, sm. the act of
hoping or attending.
Aguardante , adj. 2 g. that at-
tends.
Aguardar, va. to hope for, to
expect, to wait. — to suffer ; to
support. V. Esperar.
Aguardentado, a, pp. adj. mixed
or tempered with brandy.
Aguardentar, va. to mix, to tem-
per with brandy.
Aguardente, sf. brandy, rum.
Aguardenteiro , sm. he that
makes or sells brandv.
Aparelha, sf. aquarelle^ a ^aiQ.t-
AiguareivXaAo.-a., v^> o-^V ^^^
AGU
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AI
Agoaventar, va. to cut or pare
about.
▲gaça, s^f> {anc.) haste, speed,
lightness. "V. Pressa,
▲guçadamente , adv^ lig^^tlj,
diligently.
Agaçadeira, sf. grind-stone. -',
adj. that grinds. [grinded.
Aguçado, a, pp. adj. pointed,
Aguçador, sm. grinder.
A^n^içadura, sf. the act of grind-
ing.
Aguçar, va. to sharp, to point,
to whet. Aguçar-se, t»r, to be
sbarp at the end.
Aguçosazuente, adv. âaSãgjmHj^
hastily.
Aguçoso, a, adj. diligent, hasty.
Agudamente , adv. sharply ,
shrevdly,. acutely. [uess.
Agudeza, sf. sharj^neas, acute-
Agudo, a, adj. pomted, sharp,
aeute. [supported.
Aguentado, a, pp. adj. endured,
Aguentador, sm. ene \7ho holds
the weight.
Aguentar, va. to support, to
hold, to regist, to bear.
Aguerreado, a, pp. adj. used to
war, disciplined, raartial.
Açuerrear, va. to discipline, to
mure to the hardships of war.
Aguerrido, a, pp. adj. accas-
tomed to war.
Aguerrilhado, a, pp. adj, be-
longing to a guemlha. V. Gí4er-
rilha. {lhas.
Aguerrilhar, va. to form guerri-
Aguerrir , va. to inure to the
hardships of war; (/Ç^.) to grow
hard to dangers, pains, etc.
Águia, sf. eagle. — imperial^ the
imperial eagle. Olhos de — ,
piercíng ejes.Pedra de — , eagle-
stone.
Aguiamento, sm. a leading, di-
rection.
Aguiarado, a, adj. with many
holes, ragged.
Aguleiro, sm. a cross piece of
timber to hold fast large bearas.
Jkffuila^ sm. aloés wood; páo de
— , &g-allochmm.
-^entílhada, sf. a goad.
Aguilhão, sm. a little iron sting
nxed at the end of a goaá.
Aguilhar, «n. to watch.
Aguillio, sm. a kind of ornameat
used by women.
Aguilhoada, sf. the -wouad made
by the goad.
Aguilhoado, a, pp.adj. pricked
forward, goaded ; {fig.) spurred,
excited.
Aguillooador, sm. he ^ho goads.
AguiUioamento , «m. the act of
goading or inciting.
Aguilhoar, va. to goad, to prick
forward.
Aguisadamente, adv. reasana^
bly, in good manner.
Aguisado, a, adj. of good man-
ner, reasonable.
Aguisalhado, a, adj. {herald.)
that has a small bell of diffe-
rent enamel (a hawk or falcon).
Aguisar, va. to order, to dispose.
Agulha, sf. a needle ; an obelisk.
O fundo da — , the eye of a
needle. Enfiar uma — , to thread
a needle. — de enfardar^ pack-
in^-needle. -^ de fazer meias^ a
kmtting-needle. — de carpin-
teiro^ puncheon. Buscar — em
palheiro, it*s like looking for a
needle in a bottle of hay. Peixe
— , needle-fiah.
AguUiada, sf. a needlefuL
Agulhão, sm. a great needle of
the sea oompass.
Agulhar, va. and its derivated.
V. Aguilhoar.
Agulheira ,^ sf. the herb called
shepherd^s needle.
Agulheiro, sm. a needle-case. —
a needle-maker ; a scafToLding
hole, an air-hole.
Agulheta, sf. the tag of a lace.
Agulhetcdro, sm. one who makes
tags, or points.
Ah ! inter j. of interrogation or ad-
miration; ah! oh! hah! Ahl
sim/ is it so!
Ahl, adv. there.
Ahustado, a, j^. adj. hoisted.
Ahustar, va. (a sea ierm) to hoist.
AhuBt , sm^ [a. sea term\ \!axi\^\^vsÁ..
Al, úilerj. ot gciôi ox ^^íí.\ "V^^
AJO
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AJU
alas ! o ! oh ! ^, sigh. Dar aU^
to siçh. [bermaid.
Aia, sf. nurse, governesa« chaB>-
Aid de campo, sm. aid de camp.
Ai Jesa, sm. Ser o — de alguém^
to be ODe's darling.
Ainda, adv. yet» stUI,. as yet,
more, again. [tutor.
Aio, sm. governor of young mea^
Aipim, sm. machaxera herb ia
the Brazils, whose roots sorve
to make bread and wina.
Aipo, sm. (bot.) celery. -' InrQVO,
lovage (herb).
Airado, a, adj. angry, ireful. V.
JKirado.
AirftOf sm. tbe bird heron; a
plume or a buncb of its íeathêdrs
'woTe as a bead-dress.
Airar-ae, vr. {anc.) to be aagry.
Airella, sf. {bot.) vitis idaa» vac-
cinura. [tree.
Airi, sm. (bot.) a sort of coco
Airosamente, adv. with grace.
Airo8idade> sf. grace flilness.
Airoso, a, adj. graceful, comely,
genteel.
Aulado, a, adj. incompassed. —
isolated, solitnry.
Aivaca or Aiveca» sf^ tèe
piougb-board tbat tums over
the earth. [harnesaad.
Alaezado, a, pp. adj. adomed;
Ajaezar, va. to adorn ; to harness
a horse. [diuner.
Ajantarado, a, adj. tbat is as a
Ajardinado, a, pp. adj. tbat is
like a garden.
Ajardinar, va. to make a çardea.
AJoanetado, a, adj. having tbe
deformed. [bumbled.
luLuckle-bone of tbe thurabs
Ajoelhado, a, pp. adj. kneeling,
Ajoelhar, vn. to kneei; (âg^) to
humble one^s self. AjQelkar-w^
vr. to kneel down.
Ajoroa, s. a bracelet.
AÍorcado, a, adj. adomed wítb
bracelets ; (vulg.) Mal — , avk-
ward.
Ajomalado, a, pp. a^j* con«
tracted by day^wages.
A/omaiKr, va. to contract ty
Ajomjad», a, pp. adj, ooapled.
— , {hirald^ two dogs coupled
togetber.
Ajoujar, va. to couple, to match.
Ajoujo, «m. a couple.
AjoTiado, 9^tpp. adj. astonUb^ed^
admired.
Ajoviar, va. to astoaisb, to ad-
mire. -> vn. to be astonisbed^
Ajuagas, sf. pi. sores ia the
horses. Y. Enxoadas.
Ajuda, sf. help, relief, aid, aaais-
tance. — , a glyster. Ajuda de
eusto^ a gift o ver and above
'«rages. Lanear — s ao mwira,
(a sea term] to strengtben tlM
mast witb wood pieces.
Ajudadeira, sf. an old tax. or a
{(ift tbat was given to tbe land-
ords ^hen taey departed to
tbe war. [sisted.
Ajudado, a, pp. adj, helped, as-
Ajudador, sm. and a^. that as-
sits, helps ; helper, assistaat.
Ajudante, adj. an adjutant. -^ de
cozmheirOy undercook> a shifter.
— de carpinteiro {a sea term), the
carpenter's mate.
Ajudar, va. to aid. to belp, to
assiat, to favour. Àjudar-se^ vn
to help oDe*s self.
Ajudengado, a, adj. jev-like.
Ajudloar, va. and its derivated^
V. Adjudicar. ["wisely.
Ajuizadamanta, adv. pradentl^«
Ajuizado, a, pp. adj. judgeo»
prudent, wiae.
A|uizar, vn. to jud^, to fona a
judgment, an opinion, to appre-
ciate, to estimate — de mna
cousay to judge of a thing.
Ajular, va. (a sea term) to drive
to the leeward. [togetber,
Ajuntadamyente, t^v. ^ointhr,,
Ajuntado, a, pp, adj. joinea,
assembled.
Ajuntador, adj. and sm. be -vbo
Í'oina or assembles ; coUector.
untadouro, sm. a place -where
are assembled the waters of
raln«
taLXv<5a>sf^w>iD^>MxçiC\Qií^^ ^
tvi-.vS^ * lia. \ô *awsá^«^^ ^
\
A\u]i\AS , "oa. ^<k
^
ALA
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ALA
match, to coUect, to join tóge-
ther. — to treasure, to hoard.
Ajuntavel, adj. 2 g. that can be
assembled or joined.
Ajuntavelinente, adv, sociably.
Ajuraxnentadaxnente, adv. hav-
ing preceded an oath.
Aloramentado, a, pp. adj. that
ias been put to his oath, obliged
by oath.
Ajuramentar , va. to give an
oath, to affirm by oath. Ajura-
mentar-se, vr. to tie one's self
by an oath. [of Brazil).
Ajuratiba, sf. ajuratiba (a shrub
Ajustada, sf. {herald.) a couched
dart or spear.
Ajustado, a, pp. adj. adjusted,
stipulated ; proper, wise. ffo-
mem — , a sober man.
Ajustamento, sm. the act of ad-
justinç; order, disposition, re-
conciliation.
Ajustar, va. to adjust, to íit a
thing to another. — as contas^
to settle accounts. Ajustar-se^
vr. to agree, to make an agree-
ment. — aos tempos, to conform
to the times.
Ajuste, sm. agreement, contract.
— de contai, the settling of
accounts.
Al, adv. otherwise. — não disse,
he said no more.
Alá, adv. {anc.) there, yonder.
Ala, sf. wing of an army.
Alabado, a, pp. adj. praised.
Alabanclosamente, adv. brag-
gingly, boastingly.
Alabanoioso, a, adj. boasting of.
Alabão, sm. and adj. Gado — ,
milky ewes. [mend.
Alabar, va. to praise, to com-
Alabarar, va. and its derivated.
V. Alapardar-se.
Alabarda, sf. a halberd.
Alabardada, sf. a blow of a
halberd. [halbardier.
Alabardeiro, sm. halberdeer or
Alabastrino, a, adj. white as
alabaster. [alabastrum.
JÊJaJbastrJto, a, sm. aiabastrites,
-AlahBster, sm. alabaster; (fio.)
ereat whíteness, ' v/ y /
Alacil, sm. the juice of granes
and olives. [fat.
Alacoado, a, adj. rubicund and
Alacrae or Alacrão, sm. a scor-
pion. [Lacrar.
AÍacrar, va. and its derivated. Y.
Alacridade, sf. alacrity, cheer-
fulness. [that has wings.
Alado, a, adj. win^ed, aliferous,
Aladroado, a, adj. that is in-
clined for stealing. [ingly-
Alagadamente, adv. overflow-
Alagadeira , sf. a prodigal wo-
man, a spsndthrift.
Alagadiceiro , adj. that grazes
on the marshy ground (speak-
ingofanox). [moory.
Alagadiço, a, adj. marshy, fenny,
Alagado, Aypp. adj. overflowed;
{fig.) filled up.
Alagador, sm. a great eater, a
spendthrift. — , adj. that over-
flows. [tion, overílow.
Alagamento , sm. an inunda-
Alagar, va. to overflow, to inun-
date, to sink. Alagar-se, vr. to
be overflowed, sunk, submer-
ged. [Lagoa.
Alagoa, sf. moor, fen, marsh. V.
Alagoso, a, adj. sunk ; that over-
flows or inundates.
A la grande, adv. with magnifí-
cence. Viver — to live sump-
tuously. [moor.
Alaguna , sf. lagoon , a little
Alam, sm. a Dull-dog.
Alamar, sm. a silken, gold, or
silver loop to lace clothes with.
Alambazadamente , adv. with
gluttony.
Alambazado, a, adj. shapeless,
ill shaped ; bulky. [self.
Alambazar-se, vr. to eram one's
Alambel, sm. Y. Lambei.
Alambicadamente, adv. as dls-
tilled by alembic, exquisitely,
affectedly. [refined.
Alambicado, a, pp. adj. distillcd,
Alambicar, va. to distil, to re-
fine ; ifig.) to subtilize.
Alambique, sm. alembic, still.
Alambor, sm. the scarn of the
1 Alamborado, a, pp. adj. ^\o^j^^.
ALA.
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ALB
Alamborar, va. to build a "wall
^ith. scarps.
Alazubra, sf. the black poplar.
Alambre, sm, amber.
Alazubreado, a, adj. amber-co-
loured.
Alameda, sf. a poplar grove;
walk planted 'witn poplars.
Alamedado, a, pp. adQ. planted
with poplars, or any other trees.
Alamedsir, va. to make groves
"with regularity.
Alaxuirô, sm. alamiré, the sixth
note in the scale of music.
Alaxno, sm. poplar-tree. — alvar,
the beech-tree. [pada.
Alaxnpada, sf. lamp. V. Lam-
Alampadario or Lampadário,
sm. lampadary.
Alam.padeiro, sm. lamp-post ; a
bar of iron for supçorting the
lamp. [with a lance.
Alanceado, a, pp. adj. wounded
Alanceam^ento, sm. the act of
wounding with a lance.
Alancear, va. to wound with a
lance or spear. [sháped.
Alandeado, a, adj. (bot.) acorn-
Alanhado, a, pp. adj. paunched.
Alan ti ar, va. to paunch, to pierce;
to rip the belly.
Alanos, sm. pi. Alains.
Alantoides, sf. {anat.) allan-
toides, one of the coats belong-
ing to a child in the womb.
Alão, sm. mastiff-dog, bull-dog;
a large hunting dog.
Alapardado, a, pp.aaj. crouched,
concealed. [conceided.
Alapardar-se, vr. to lie squat.
Alar, va. to hawl, to ascend.
Alar-sCj vr. to be hawled, to
advance one's self to.
Alaranjado, a, adj. orange-co-
loured.
Alardeadeira and Alardoa-
deira, sf. she that flatters,
boaster. [boasted.
Alardeado, a, pp.adj. mentioned,
Alaxtleador, sm. flatterer, boas-
ter. [boasting, ostentatlon.
Alardeamento , sm, the act oí
Alardear, va. to represent» to
boast, to mentiou.
Alardo , sm. a muster ; shew,
parade. [amply.
Alargadamente, adv. largely,
Alargado, a, pp. adj. dilated,
enlarged.
Alargamento, sm. dilatation ;
the act of stretching,
Alajc^ar, va. to stretch, to en-
large, to widen.
Alarido, sm. cry, clamour, shout.
Alarif e , sm. {anc.) architect,
master builder. [Arma.
Alarma, adv. {loc.) alarm. Y.
Alarvaria, sf. brutality, glut-
tony.
Alsirve, sm. a Moor, an Arab;
a rustical , stupid fellow ; a
glutton.
Alastradamente , adv. in the
manner as ships are ballasted.
Alastradeira, adj. f. that covers
aU over.
Alastrador, adj. m. that covers
ali over.
Alastrar, va. to ballast a ship;
to strew, to cover ali over.
Alatinadamente, adv. according
to the latin langua^e.
Alatinado, a, pp. adj. latinized.
Alatinar, va. to latinize.
Alaudado, adj. lute-shaped.
Alaúde, sm. a lute.
Alavanca, sf. a hand-spike, a
lever.
Alavão, sm. a flock of female
sheep that give suck.
Alavercado, a, pp. adj. squat;
(/ígf.) humbled, abased.
Alavercar, vn. to humble one's
self, to squat.
Alavoeiro, sm. the shepherd of
the flocks called alavões.
Alazão, ã, adj. a sorrel horse. —
tostado, a dark sorrel horse. —
clarOy a bright sorrel horse. —
aceso, a red oay horse.
Albaoar, sm. a *kind of tower in
the old fortiílcations.
Albacor or Albacóra, sf. a iish
like the tunny. [iish.
Albafar or Alb^Q!c«.^ %V "a^ vkx:%^
AlbansL, sm. %sà. oAj» t^^vi'^ •^^
A>\%ft Tda., sf . a. ^íicaívs^^ «-^^^^^
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i
ALB
— 46 —
ALC
Albardado, a, pp. adj. saddled
vith a pack-sadale. JFatias — (zs,
slices of'bread covered with
flour, beaten eggs, etc. and
fried.
Albardadura, sf. or Albarda-
mento, sm. the putting a pack-
saddle upon a beast.
Albardão, sm. a large saddle.
Albardar, va. to put a pack-
saddle upon a beast.
Albardeira, adj. Rosa — » piony,
hill ro3e.
Albardeiro, sm. one who makes
Eack-saddíes, saddler; ijig.) a
otcher.
Albardilba, sf. a kind of snare
to catch hawks with ; a little
Íjack-saddle.
barra, sf. a wild onion. Y. Ce-
bola.
Albarrada, sf. flower pot "with
two handles; a sort of water
pot; a wall of stones without
mortar.
Albarrado, a, adj. that has any
thing that serves to lean upon,
having back (speaking of
chairs, etc).
Albarrana, sf. sort of tower.
Albatroz, sm. {nat. hist.) alba-
tross.
Albena, sf. a kind of grane.
Albergado, a, pp. adj. loaged.
Albergador. sm. and adj, ne that
lodges or shelters.
Albergagem, sf. the right that
had the patron of a monastery
of being lodged in it.
Albergaxuento, sm. the act of
lodging.
Albergar, va. to lodge. Alber^fcar-
SBy vr. to resort to a place, to
lodge.
Albergaria, sf lodging, inn.
Albergate, s. {ane.) a sort of
light shoe.
Albergue, sm. lodging, inn.
Albergueiro, sm. a host, land-
lord ; inn-keeper.
Albemoz or AUiomoz, sm. a
sort ofupper garment.
-^ertinst. sf. (àoQ a «hrub of
BraziJ. '
Albetoça, sf. a little ship used in
índia. [beard.
Albibarba, adj. that has grey
Albicante, sm. (j/ard.) a kind of
anemony.
Albicaudia, adj. {nat. hist.) thajfc
has a white tail.
Albicerata, sf. a kind of ãg tree.
Albicome, adi. 2 g. {nat. hist.)
that has wnite antennjae or
horns.
AlbificaçSo or AlbaçSo, sf.
{chem.) dealbation, whitening.
Albiflore, adj. 2 g. {bot.) that has
white flowers.
Albimaculado, a, adj. {nat. hist.)
that has white spots.
Albinisxno, sm. {med.) congemal
anomaly; partial or total ab-
sence of colour.
Albino, a, s. person nnnatnrally
white. — , s. AJbinos, name gíyen
to the white negrões of Airica.
Albipedd, adj. 2 g. that has white
feet.
Albizo, 5771. fuUer^s earth, loam.
Albor or Alvor, sm. the break
of day. fexchanged.
Alborcado, a, pp. adj. bartered.
Alborcar, vn. to barter, to ex-
change.
Albores, sm. pi. beginning.
Alborotar, va. and derivated. Y.
Alvorotar.
Alborqoe, sm. a barter, an ex-
change.
Albricoque, sm. apricot.
Albrico(iaeiro, sm. apricot-tree.
Albufeira, sf. a frith ; a meer or
marsh full of sea water; the
dregs or lees of oil.
Albugem, sf. albugo; pearl in.
the eye.
AlbugUiea, sf. albuginea, con-
junctiva; one of the coats of
the eye.
Albuglneo, a, adj. albugixieoiis.
Álbum, sm. album.
Albuxnina, sf. albumen.
Albomo, sm. {bot.) alburn, albtir-
num.
Alcaçar, Alcácer or Alcazar,
sm* Mooriah. palace; fortress^
castle.
A.LC
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ALC
AJoaçaria, sf. a place in Lisbon
where the tanners live.
▲Icacer^ sm. green barley» or
grass cut for norses.
Alcachofra, sf. artichoke.
Alcachofrado, a, adj. artichoke-
like, artichoke-shaped.
AJcachofral, sm. the place ^çrhere
artichokes grow. [or castle.
Alcáçova, sf. an old fortress
Alcaçuz or Alcassus, sm. lico-
rice or liquorice.
Alcadefe> sm. a sort of earthen
pot used by vintners.
Alcaicl]AS, sf. pL {a sea term) the
spaces between the -wales. V.
Álcaxas.
Alcaidaria, sf. the ofâce and
power of an alcaid.
Alcaide, sm. alcaid, alcaid; a
sort of magistrate; constable;
bailif. [of censns.
Alcaiz, sm. a registar; a book
Alcaldamente, sm. a dutj paid
ín the custom house for prohi-
bited goods. [chant.
Alcaldar, va. to traffic as a mer-
Aloalescente, adj. 2 g. {chem.)
alkalescent.
Alcali, sm. alkali or alcali.
Alcalico, a, adj. {chem.) that has
the qualities of alkali.
Alcamnetro, sm. alkalimeter.
Alcalino, a, adj. {chem.) alkaline.
Aloalisação, sf. {chem,) álkali-
sation.
Alcalisar, va. to alkaiisate.
Aloaxnunia or Alcomunia, sf, a
mixture of honey and flonr.
AloanoaraLro , sm. a sort * of
timbrei.
Alcancasif sm. an antidote
against fevers.
Ali»nçadlço, a, adj, fhat xnay
be easily obtained.
Alcançado» a, pp, adj, obtained,
ftNMshed. [obtains.
Aloiiliçador, sm. and adj. he that
Alcançadura, sf. a blov, hnrt,
a wound -which horses receive
by mbbing their feet one
against another.
Aloanpmnanto, sm. the acl oí
obftíjimg.
\
Alcançar, va. to reach, to obtain,
to get; to understand. Álcan-
çar-se^ vr. to knock and rub one
heel against another as some
horses do.
Alcance, sm. the act of oyev-
taking; an express.
Alcandora > sf. a perch for a
hawk.
Alcandoradamente. adv. inhi^h
flown manner or style.
Alcandorado, a, adj, perched;
{fig.) exalted. [self.
Alcandorar se, vr. to exalt one'8
Alcaneve, sm. h^mp.
Alcanfor or Alcamphor» sm»
caraphor or caniphire.
Alcaníorado, a, pp. adj. cam-
Í)horated.
canforar, va. to camphor.
Alcaníoreiro , sm, {bot.) camt-
phire-tree.
Aloanna, sf. alcanna, alkanet.
Alcantil, sm. {anc.) declivity.
Alcantilada, sf. steep heignt of
a place, slopeness.
Alcantiladamente, adv. perpen-
dicularly.
AlcantUado, a, pp. adj. steep, of
diflicult ascent.
Alcantilar, va. to plough.
Alcanzia, sf. a thin pot full of
ashes or no^çrers, and formerly
of combustible matters, a sort
of grenade.
Alcaparra, sf. caper; a shmb
bearing capers.
Alcaparrado« a, adj. seasoned,
dressed with capers.
Alcaparral, sm. a place "where
capers grow.
Alcaparreira, sf. caper-tree.
Alcaparreiro, sm. he that sells
capers.
Alçar, sm. a sort of cistns.
AlcaravSo, sm. bittern.
Alcaravez or Alcaravlz, sm. the
hoUow iron tube through Avhich
the wind goes into the forge.
Alcarccva, sf. a lake of rain
water. [\n the aand.
AloaorVa, sf . «u ^\w!i\. \hs»x. ^«^^
ALÇ — 48 — ALC
birds of prey before clawing 1 ing heavy bodies; a pincer;
"^'' a gin, a snare.
Alçapremado, a, pp. adj. raised
with the lever. '
their prey.
Alcatêa or Alcateia, sf, a herd
orskulk of wolves.
Alcatifa, sf. a carpet.
Alcatifado, a, pp. adj. carpeted,
spread with carpets.
Alcatifar, va. to carpet.
Alcatifeiro, sm. a carpet-maker.
Alcatra, sf. a rump of beef.
Alcatrão, sm. pitcn and tar.
Alcatrate, sm. gunnel, part of
the keel of a ship.
Alcatraz, sm. a sea-fowl ; a bone-
setter. [rump.
Alcatreiro, sm. that has a large
Alcatroado, a, pp. adj. tarred,
daubed with pitch.
Alcatroar, va. to tar, to daub
with pitch.
Alcatroeiro, sm, one that makes
or sells tar.
Alcatruz, sm. an earthen bucket
fixed to the wheel of a nora (a
water ensine). [edlv.
Alcatruzadaznente, adv. crook-
Alcatruzado, a, pp. adj. crooked;
furnished with ouckets.
Alcatxuzar, va. to crook. Alca-
truzar-se^ vr. to bend, to grow
crooked. [Sisa.
Alcavala, sf. alcavala (a tax). V.
Alcavaleiro, sm. he that takes
to hire the excises of a town.
Alça, sf. a piece of leather to
make the snoe a little wider.
Alçacuello, sm. a veii formerly
used to cover the neck, gorget.
Alçada, sf. the juridiction and
)ower which some judges in
Portugal have upon such limits.
Alçadeira, sf. braces, that which
holds up.
Alçado, a, pp. adj. raised higher.
Alçador, sm. a bankrupt; he
that lifts up any thing.
Alçalâ, sf. an earthern cup.
Alçaxnento, sm. the act of rais-
ing higher.
Alçapão, sm. a trap, trap-door.
Alçapè, sm. a gin used by sports-
men; trip. [hu|
Alçapremar, va. to raise with
the lever.
Alçar, va. to raise, to raise
higher. Alçar-se^ vr. to raise up
one's self.' — com dividas ^ to
turn bankrupt.
Alce, sm. {nat. hist.) alce or elk.
Alcea, sf. {bot.) alcea.
Alcear, va. {a sea term). — um
moitão^ to strop a block.
Alcedones, sm. pi. V. Alcyon.
Alchazar, sm. the place where
grows the barley that is not
eared.
Alchechenges or Alkekenges,
sm. winter cherries, alkakengy.
Alchemilla, sf. [bot.) alchimula
vulgaris.
Alcherivia, sf. V. Cherivia.
Alchixnia or Alquimia, sf. ai-
chimy. [terated, falsified.
Alchimiado, a, adj. false, adul-
Alchimico, a, adj. alchymic,
alchymical.
Alchimista, sm. alchymist.
Alcioneo, adj. alcyon, halcyon;
ifig.) placid, quiet.
Alcoceifa, sf. a brothel.
Alcofa, sf. a âag basket ; {fig.) a
pimp.
Alcoforado, a, adj. anointed with
antimony or alcohol.
Alcoforar, va. {anc.) topaint.
Alcohol, sm. {chem.) alcohol or
alkool.
Alcoholato, sm. liquid medica-
ment resulting of the distilla-
tion of alcohol.
Alcoholico, a. adj. alcoholic.
Alcoholizado, a, pp. adj. alcoho-
lized.
Alcoholizar, va. {chem.) to esti-
lize, to alcoholize, to rectinr.
Alcoholometro , sm. alcònolo-
meter.
«Alcolêa, s. aliment used by the
Moors.
me/j; irip. L^ug. Alconado, a, ae^'. fallow colour.
■AlçapemsL, sf. trip, the corniâi \ AlcoT, sm. (astr!\ vv \v\X\<íí «Vax Va.
-^çaprema, sf. a lever for mov- \ the \av\ ot Ú10 ^xe^xXi^w:,
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JJcorana, sf. alcoran (slender
and high turret in Turkey).
Alcoranista, sm. alkoranist.
AlooxSo, sm. alcoran or alkoran.
Alcorça or Alcorce, sf. a paste
or dough made of fine sugar;
{fig) a very nice thing.
Aloorcova, sm. a hunch in the
back or breast. V. Corcova.
Alcorcovado, a, pp.adj. hunched,
crook-backed.
Alcorcovar-se, vr. to bow down»
to grow crooked.
Alcomoque, sm. a cork-tree.
Alcorovia, sf. carawav-seed.
Aloorque, sm. a kina of clogs
having bark soles.
AlcoucOf sm. Casa de — , a bro-
thel.
Alcouceiro, sm. he that has a
bawdy-house, a brothel.
Alcova, sf. an alcove.
Alcovetar, va. and derivated. V.
Alcovitar.
Alcovitado, a, pp. adi. procured,
ofTered, disturbed oy a pimp
or bawd. [to procure.
Alcovitar, va. to pimp, to bawd,
iúoovitaria, sf. tne act of pro-
curing.
Alcoviteira, sf. a bawd.
Alcoviteiro, sm. a procurer, a
pimp or pander.
Alcoviterla, sf. pimping.
Alcovitice, sf. procuring or pimp-
ing ; a bawd's trade.
Alcunha, sf. surname, nick-name.
Alcunhado, a, adj. by-named,
surnaraed.
Alcupetor, sm. a kind of fish.
Alcuscuz, sm. a paste or dough
of flour used by th^ Moors.
Alçuz, sm. a kind of camphor.
Alcyon or Halcyon, sm. alcyon,
haJcyon.
Alcyoneo, adj, appertaining to
the alcyon ; quiet, peaceable.
Aldeã, sf. a countrywoman.
Aldeado, a, adj. divided into vil-
lages.
Aldeamente, adv. in the manner
of the couDtrj people.
Aldeão ar AldeiaiOy sm. a coun-
trymanf a vUlager.
Aldèa or Aldeia, sf. a village.
Aldear, va. to dispose, to divido
into villages.
Aldebaram or Aldebaran, sm.
(astron.) aldebaran (star).
Aldrahão, sm. (in a coach) tho
piece to which the main braces
are fastened. [pink.
Aldramão, sm. (bot.) a kind of
Aldrava or Aldraba, sf. the
knocker of a door.
Aldravado, a, pp. adi. shut,
closed with a latcn. Aidravada^
sf. a knock or rap at a door.
Aldravar, va. to latch, to fasten,
to close.
Aldrope, sm. V. Gualdrope.
Alô {anc.)^ a word of joy.
Alea, sf. a walk, an alley. — , s. an
elephant without tusks.
Alealdado, a.pp. adj. manifested
in the custom-house.
Alealdamento, sm. the act of
manifesting goods in the cus-
tom-house. [custom-house.
Alealdar, va. to manifest in the
Alear, vn. to beat, to clap the
wings, to flutter.
Aleatório, a, adj. eventual, ha-
zardous. Contracto — , subject to
chances. [mary.
Alecrim, sm. {pot.) garden rose-
Alecto, sf. {mythol.) Alecto one
of the furies.
Alectoria, sf. alectoria, the cock-
stone or capon-stone.
Alectoromancia, sf. alectoro-
mancy.
Alectridas, sf. pi. {nat. hist.) gal-
linaceous fowls.
Alectro, sm. {bot.) a kind of
monopetalous plant.
Alefriz or Alefrls, sm. {a sea
term) a rabbet ; concavity made
in building ships to place the
side planks. [Altegação.
Alegação, sf. and derivated. V.
Alegrado, a, pp. adj. rejoiced,
gladdened.
Alegrador, sm. gladder.
Alegramento^ «m. (^auc.\ i^^ ^<^^
oi Te\ovcm^.
\ Alegrào, sm. í. ^«ti&.\. «?^!»»J^^
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Alegrar, va. to rejoice, to glad-
den, to cheer. Aiegrar-se^ vr. to
rcjoice, to be glad or merry, to
enjoy one's self.
Alegre, adj. 2 g. merry, cheerftil.
Tempo — , clear weather.
Alegremente» adv. cheerfullj;
joyfully.
Alegrete, adj. 2 g. somewbat
merry. — sní. a case of vood,
filled with earth vherein flov-
ers are planted. [falneas.
Alegria, sf. joy, gladness, cheer-
Alegro or Alegreto, adj, {mus.)
allegro, allegretto.
Aleijado , a , pp. adj. lamed ,
mairaed, lame.
Aleijão, sm. lameness.
Aleijar, va. to lame, to maim, to
cripple. — vn, to lose the usage
of a member. [milk.
Aleitar, va. to nourish witb
Aleive, sm. a calunmy, ^se ac-
cusation.
Aleivosamente, adv. treacber-
oualy, calumniously.
AleWoaia, sf. calumny, treach-
ery, slander. [treacherous.
Aleivoso, a, adj. calumnious,
Aleixado, a, pp. adj. remoto» se-
parated.
AÍeixar, va. {anc.) to separate ; to
part. Aleixar-se^ vr. to separate
one's self from another.
Alè-larga, s. {a sea term). Cabos
de — , cables with 'which is
made the work. of a sbip.
Aleli, sm. V. Goivo.
Alem^prep. beyond, ou the further
side. — de, besides.
Alemão, sm. Y. Allemão.
Alemeda, sf. V. Alameda.
Alem-mar, sm. across the sea,
beyond sea. [Aíamo.
Alemo, sm. the poplar-tree. V.
Alentadamente , adv. coara-
geously, stoutly.
Alentado, a, pp. adj. atout, cou-
rageous, valiant
Alentar, va. to animate, to nou-
rish, to feed ; to incite.
jUento, sm. breath, respiration;
vigourt strengtb of body a&d
miad.
Alentos, sm. pi. an ornament in
both sides ot the veil that cov«efii
the bead of some nuns.
Aleo, sm. a staff, stick.
Aleonado, a, adj. ta\irny, mnrrey^»
of a yellowish dark colour.
Alequeado, a, adi. {bot.) having
the leayes as a fan.
Alerta, sf. Estar -^ to stand
upon one's guard. — adv. care-
fúlly.
Alertar, va. to cry ont, to tako
care, to give alarm. Atertat-^
vr. to be vigilant, prepared.
Alesnordeste, adv. loc {at «oo^
for the east-north-east.
Alestado, a, j9p. adj. quicktready,
smart.
Alestar, va. to make ready^, to
clear, to remove incumbrance.
Aleto or Aletho, sm. a kinâ of
ha-wk.
Aletria, sf. vermicelli.
Aletriado, a, adj. rermleelli like.
Aletrieiro, sf. vermicelli manu-
facturer.
Alevadouro, sm. a stick to set
higher or lower the stone in an
ass or horse mill.
Alevantadiço, a, adj. tnrbulent;
mutinous, troublesome.
Alevantado, a, pp. adj. revolted;
lofty, proud.
Alevantamento, sm. the act of
rising.
Alevantar, va. Y. Levantar and
derivated.
Alexandrino, a, adj. alexaiíe-
drian.
Alfa, sm. Y. Alpha.
Alfabaca or Alfavaca, sf. (bof.)
a kínd of broad leaved garden-
basil. — de cobra^ the berb pel-
litory of the virall.
Alfabeto, sm. and derivated. Y.
Alphaieto.
AUace, sf. {bot.) lettuce. — bmBUy
a sort of "vrild lettuce. Alfacinha^
a small lettuce. — a nick-name
^ven to the natives of Lisbon.
AUaços, sm. pi. a sort of mush-
room.
Alfagenxe^ «m. b.e frho seta off
swords.
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Alfaias, sf.pl. housebold fúrni-
tare. [adomed.
Alfaiado, a, pp. adj. furnished,
Alfaiar, va. to furnish, to adem.
Alfaiar-^e^ vr. to furnish one^s
house.
Alfaiate, sm. a tailor.
Alfama, sf. the most ancíent
"ward of the city of Lisboa.
Alfambar, sm. a covering of
coarse red wool.
Alíanado, a, pp. adj. combed,
dressed ; {fig.) neat.
Alfanar, va. to comb, to drets,
to attire.
Alfandega, sf. custom-honse^
Direitos de — , custoras or duties.
Alfandegado, a, pp. adj. that
has paid duties.
Alfandegar, va. to custom, to
pay the duty at the custom-
nouse. [house officer.
Alfandegueiro , sm. costom-
Alfanecpie, sm. the hawk called
a lanner.
Alfemge, sm. cutlass, scimitar.
Alfanfada, sf. a blow of a sci-
mitar. [scimitar.
Alfanjado, a, adj. {bot.) like a
Alfaque, sm. a shelf or heap of
sand in the sea.
Alfaqnieqne, am. a messenger.
Alfaqui, sm. fakir (a sort of deiv
vise). [called gold-âáh.
Alfaquim, sm. {nat. hist.) a fish
Alfaraz, adj. CavaUo — , a Ught
horse.
Alfareme, sm. {anc.) a coif or
veil amonç the Arabians.
Alfario, adj. CavaUo — , a horse
that lifts up the forefeet too
much in paciug.
Alfarrábio, sm. any old book.
Alfarrabista, sm. a second haad
bookseller.
Alfarreca, sf. a -wig. [mau.
Alfarricoque, sm. (vu^.) a little
Alfarroba, sf. carob, carob bean.
Alfarrobeira, sf. {bot.) carob
tree. [path.
Alfazar, sm. a spacious way or
AlfagflTna, sf. [bot.) lavender.
A lftiira i n ado, ti^pp, adj, perfoxaed
witb JAvender,
I
Alfazemar, va. to perfume -wltk
lavender.
Alfeça, sf. smith'8 anvil. Y. So^
fradeira. [without milk.
Aifeire, sm. a í!ock of ewes
Alfeireiro, sm. a herdsman.
Alfeizar, sm. the stick laid acroas
in a saw to hold it fast.
Alfeloa, sf. the paste of melasses ;
sweet-meat made of sugar.
Alfeloeiro, sm. he that makes or
sells the paste of melasses.
Alfena or Alfeneiro, sm. privet
or prime-print.
Alienado, a, pp, adj. that is of a
privetrcolour. [privet.
Auenar, va. to dye -veith aust of
Alfenim, sm. a paste made of
sugar. Hiniiiate.
Alfeminado, a, adj. sou, effe-
Alferce, sm. a mattock, or plck'
axe.
Alferena, sf. the standard that
was brought by the ensign in
the time of war.
Alferes, wi. an ensign ; a stand-
ard-bearer. uion, tumnl^
Alfetena, sf. (anc.) discord, sedi-
Alfixn, cuív. at last, at the end, in
fine. [pin.
Alfinetada, sf. a prick witb a
Alfinetado, a, adf. {bot.) Folha
— a, a leaf like a needie or pin.
Alfinete, sm. a pin.
Alfineteiro, sm. a pin-maker.
Alfitete, sm. a sort of ragout.
Alfitra, sf. a duty paid by the
Moors in former times (in Por*
tugal).
Altcwre or Alf orbe, sm. a fnrrow
for llie conveyance of the watec
in a garden.
Alfombra, sf. a carpet.
Alfonsim, sm. sort of silver coin ;
a íish so called.
Alforfião, «m. euphorbiuro.
Alforfilhar, na. to sneak, to fly»
to ron away.
Alforge, sm. a Tirallet.
Alfor ja, sf. [bot.) sengreen, a sort
ofherb.
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Alforjar, va. to âll a wallet with
provisions.
Auorra, sf. mildew.
▲If orrado, a, pp.adj. blast (speak-
ing of com). [blast (corn).
Alforrar, va. to blast, — vn. to be
Alíorrecas , sf. pi. sea-weed ,
varech.
Alforria, sf. infranchisement.
Alforriado, a, pp. adj. infran-
chised. [give liberty.
Alforriar, va. to iniranchise, to
Alforvas or Alforfas, sf. pi. the
herb fennugreek.
Alfos or Alphos, sm. isurg.) al-
phus, white spots on tne skm.
AÍfostigo, sm. the pistach nnt.
Alfoz, sm. [anc.) distnct, country.
Alfridarla, sf. alfridary, a tempo-
rary power which astrologers
imagine that the planets have
over the life of any person.
Alfagera or Alfuja, sf. a narrov
lane that serves as a common
sink.
•^g^i sf' ^S^i sea-grass.
Algalia, sf. civet, civet cat; a
f)robe or catheter; tent.
gaUar-se, vr. it is said of
people meeting for some amU'
sement, pilgrimage, etc.
Alganaxne, sm. {anc.) the fírst
herdsman.
Algar, sm. a cave. [flict.
Algara, sf. military faction, con-
Algaravia, sf. the Arabic tongue;
gibberish, j árgon.
Algaraviar, va. and vn. to talk
gibberish. [metic.
Algarismo, sm. algorism, arith-
Algarvio, a, adj. and «m. native
of, or belonging to Algarve.
Algaz, sm. little date.
Algazarra, sf. the war shout of
W.Q Moors.
Algazn, s. {anc.) a picklock.
Álgebra, sf. álgebra; the art of
bone-setting. [gebraical.
Algébrico, a, adj. algeoraic, al-
Algebrista, sm, algebraist; a
bont-setter. [to álgebra.
Alfrebrizado, a, pp. adj. relative
■AJffebrizar, vn. to study aJg-ebra.
— ikz. to speak upon álgebra, j
Algedo, sm. {med.) algedoJ
Algela, sf. a little encampment
with few soldiers.
Algemado, a, pp. adj. manacled.
Algemar, va. to manacle, to
shackle. [fetters
Algemas, sf. pi. manacles, hand-
Algente, adj. 2 g. {poet.) that is
very cold.
Algeravia, sf. a sort of morning
gown. [of fishing net.
Algerife or Algerive, sm. a sort
Algerifeiro, sm. {anc.) he that
fishes with a very long net.
Algeroth, sm. algarot or algarel.
Alçferoz or Algiroz, sm. a gutter-
tile.
Algibe, sm. a cistern.
Algibebe, sm. a tailor who sells
clothes ready made.
Algibeira, sf. a pocket. Dinheiro
para a — , pocket-money.
Algibeta, sf. a kind of cassock
worn by students.
Algibetcuria, sf. the street or place
where ready made clothes are
sold.
Algido, a, adj. cold, chiily, algíd.
Pebre algida^ algid fever.
Algirão, sm. the mouth or that
part of the net through which
the tunny falis into it.
Algo, sm. something, anything;
wealth, riches, fortune.
Algodão, sm. cotton.
Algodoal, sm. a plantatlon of
cotton. [cotton.
Algodoaria, sf. a plantation of
Algodoeiro, sm. the cotton- tree.
Algor, sm. {med.) algor, extreme
cold.
Algorabão or Algourovão, sm.
{nai. hist.) a large crane.
Algoso, a, adi. algous, pertainiug
to sea-weed.
Algoz, sm. hangman, the public
executioner; Xfig.) he that is
cruel. [man.
Algozarla, sf. the office of hang-
Alqozil or Alguazil, sm. {anc.)
alguazil. [the tily.
Algaale, «m. {bot.) a plant like to
Alguém., pron. relat. qji^ ind^f.
somebody, aome one.
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Algnergo^do, a, adj. checkered.
Alguergue, «m. a sort of play
like draughts ; a large stone in
an oil-press.
Alguidaur, sm. an earthen pan.
Algum, a, adj.part. some. — tan-
to^ somewhat, a little.
Algures, adv. somewhere, in
some place.
Alhada, sf. a kind of dishsca-
soned with garlick; {fig.) any in-
tricate affair [smootned.
Alhanado, a, pp. adj, levelled,
Alhanar, va, to levei, to smooth.
Alhanar-se, vr. to humble one*s
self. [snake.
Alhanse, adj. t g. tortnous as a
Alharoa, sf. a meeting of Moors
for some expedition.
Alhas, sf. pi. the straw of gar-
licks ; ifig.) a thing without
value.
Alheação, sf. alienation.
Alheado, a, pp. adj. alienated,
transfered. — de seu juiso, dis-
tracted.
*' Alheador, sm. he that alienates
by selling, etc.
Alheamente, adv. with aliena-
tion. V. Estranhadamente.
Alheanar, va. V. Alhear.
Alhear, va. to alienate. Alhear-se^
vr. — o sentido a alguém^ to grow
mad.
Alheio, a, adj. others ; improper ;
remote; ignorant. O — , other
people's property.
Alheiro, sm. ne that cultivaten or
sells garlicks.
Alheta, sf. a sort of broad hem.
— Sj sf. pi. the buttocks of a ship.
Alho, sm. garlick — porro, leek.
Dentes de — , the cloves of gar-
lick. [place.
Alhur, adv. elsewhere, in another
Ali or AUi, adv. there, in that
place ; thence, afterwards, from
that time.
Alias, adv. otherwise, in other
things; else.
Aliazar, sm. (anc.) a piece of land
énclosed by water.
-àJIOtania, sf, a sort of cotton
cloth of tAefiast-Indiea
Alihi, s. alibi (a terra of law).
Alicaido or Alicahido, a, aJj.
(poet.) that has fallen -wings.
Alicantina, sf. a subtle trick.
Alicantineiro or Alioantina-
dor, sm. a sharper, he who plays
subtle tricks.
Alicate, sm. pliers.
Alicerce, sm. foundation, the
lowest part of a building; (fig.)
ground, reason.
Aucomio, sm. V. Unicórnio.
Alicota. V. Aliquota.
Alidada or Alidade, sf. {matk.)
cross-staff.
Alienação, sf. alienation, alie-
nating; deliriam, insanity.
Alienado, a, adj. alienated.
Alienador, sm. alienator.
Alienamento , sm. alienation ,
allenating. V. Alienação.
Alienar, va. to alienate, to alien,
to transfer ; to discord. Alienar-
se^ vr. to be disordered in the
understanding.
Alienatario, sm. he to whom is
made the alienation of pro-
perties.
Anenavel, adj. 2 g. alienable.
Alienígena, sm. alien or for-
eigner.
Alinife, sm. a distemper that
breaks out in blisters on the
joints of horses.
Aliíorm, adj. 2 g. (6o/.) aliform,
like wings.
Aligeirado, a,pp. adj. lightened.
Aligeirar, va. to lighten: {fig.)
to ease, to relieve. Aligeirar-se,
vr. to relieve one's self of a
weight.
Alígero, a,ady.aliçerous, winged.
Alijado, a, pp. adj. lightened.
Alijamento, sm. the act of cast-
ing goods over-board for the
{>urpose of making the ship
ighter. [disburden.
Alijar, va. to castover board, to
Alijo, sm. alleviation, ease.
Alimária, sf. {anc] big cattle\«.
btMte. '
AlVm.exi\A.*qr^o, sf- vXvscv«cv\.\»!C\«^«
AlimentAdio, ^^ 1>^« o-^V ^^^*
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Alimentar, va. to nooxish, to feed,
to maintaui.
Alimentaros, sm. pi. {boQ plan-
tas -~, alimentai plantSt
Alimentario, a, aãj.. alimentarj,
alimentai.
Alimenteiro, sm. {ane.) an officer
of a royal honse.
Allmentioio, a, adj. alimentai,
alimentary.
Alimento, sm, «liniexkt, food,
nouri&hment.
Alimentos, sm^. pi. a poxrtion sot-
tled upon childjren,'wives, eto.
Alimentoso, a, adj, alimentai,
nourishing.
Alimpa, sf. lopping, pruning.
Alinapadeiras, sf. pi, tho oees
which go bafore to order, lo
dear the place -wken tbey are
removing.
Alimpado, a, pp, adj, made dear.
AUmpador, sm. one that clears.
^^das orelhas^ ear-plcker. — « de
denteSy tooth-picker»
Alimpadura« sf. chs^.^^demlhOj
the bran of millet or any com.
Alimpamento, sm. cleanliness.
Alimpar, va. to dean, to deanse;
to dear. — vn. to justify ; to shed
(speaking of trees) Áiinmar-se,
vr. to grow dean; to justiíy one's
self. [genteel.
Alindado, a, pp. adj. gentle,
Alindar, va. to attlre, to make
handsome.
Alinevoso, a, adj. (poet.) that
brings snow in tne wings.
Alinguetado, a, adj, {bot) ton-
Çue-shaped. [trim.
Alinhado, a, pp. adj. trímmed,
Alinhador, sm. he that forms in
line.
Alinhamento, sm. aquaring, l&j-
ing óut a line.
Alinhar, va. to form in line; to
trim, to attire.
Alinhavado, pp, adj. basted.
Alinhavào, sm. a long stitch.
Alinhavar, va. to baste, to sew
slighúy. [by basUng.
Alinhavo, sm. the sUtches made
Alinho, sm. trim, dress^ ornament.
AJionado, adj. V. Leonada.
Alipede^ adj. 2 g. aUpede» TiriAg-
footed. [per-irort.
Alipivre» sm. the herb githi pep-
Alipotente, adj.^ g. {poeí.) having
strong wings ; {fig^ sublime.
Aliqasinta, adj. and sf. allijoant.
Parte — , aliciuant part.
Alicjuebrado, a, adj. that hsus a
broken wing.
AUquota, adj. f. (math.) aliquot.
Alisios, adj. m. pi. (a sea term)
Ventos — , trade-winds.
Alistado, a, pp. adj. listed, en-
roUed.
AlistaxnentQ, sm. enrolment*
Alistsu*, va. to enroll, to list.
Allstrado, a, pp. adj. and devi-
vated. V. lÁstrado,
Alistridente, adj. % g. {poet.\ that
makes noise with wings.
AUturgico, a, adj. {eccíes.) Dias
— s, is said in the catholic
church of the days having not
particular prayers or offices.
Aíivadoira, sf. (ane.) a kind of
boat for unloading ships^
Aliveloz, adj. S g. that nies -viihr
rapidity. [liviar.
Aliviar, va. and derivated. Y,Al-
Alizada, sf, {ane.) a sort of Moo-
rish cloth.
Alizado, a, pp. adj. smoothed.
Alizadura, sf. the making
smooth.
Alizar, va. to smooth.
Alizares, sm. pi. the in-ward posts
of a window.
Aljaroz, sm. V. Algeroz,
Aljava, sf. a quiver.
Aljazar, sm. a piece of dralned
ground surrounded by sea-
"water.
Aljôfar, im- seed-pearl.
Alíofarado, a, or Aljoírado, a,
pp. adj. adorned víiib. seed-
pearls.
AÍjofarar or Aljofrar, va, to
adorn with seed-pearls«
Aljuba, sf. a Moorish garment.
Aljube, sm. a prison for ecde-
siastics. [above prison.
Alliibetro^ sm. the ^aoler of tiie
Allubeta, sf. a. sat\.o^ ç\^\íílVsi-
ALL
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Al]a33eteiro, «a. be that makes
aljubetas. [resia.
Aljua or Allnz, sm. & sort of
Allah, «m. Aifah, God (in arabic).
Allantoides, sm, {anat.) aUan-
toide. [witiL brass.
Allatoado, a, pp. aaj\ adornod
jfljlatoaxnento , snu ornamoAt
wilh brass.
Allatoar, va. to adom witb braas.
▲llea, sf. an alley, a row.
Allegação, sf. an allegation, a
ouotatton.
Allegado, a, pp. adj. alleged. —
sm. (ín law) allegatioiu
Allegante, adj. 2 g. that aUegea.
Allegar, va. to allege, to afoxia»
to declare ; to quote.
Allegoria, sf. aliegory.
Allegoricamente, am, alIegQri-
caliy.
AUegrorico, a, adj. aUegoriCf alie-
gorical.
Allegorista, sm. allegorist.
AUegorizado, a, pp, adj. aJUego-
rized.
Allegorizar, va. to allegorize.
JHegro, sm. allegro ; a tone to
be played briskly.
AUell, sm. V. Gotvo^
AUeluia, sm. allelujah (praise
the Lord.)
Allehiitioo, a, adj. {ane^ belong^
ing to praise.
Aliem anda , sf. allemande; a
brisk kind of dance.
Allemão, ã, adj. and s. Gennan,
of Germany.
Alli, adv. there.
AUiaceo, a, adj. {bot.) alliaceotts,
pertaining to garlick.
ATIlada, sf. a kinswomaiu
Alllado, sm. an ally.
Alliado, a, pp. adj. allied, unitad.
Alliaga, sf. thori^broom.
Alliagar, sm. a place "where
thorn-brooms grow.
▲lliagem, sf. {chem.) alloyage,
alloy, alloying.
Alliança, sf. alliance.
AUiançado, a, adj. allied. — » sm.
ak eonfeder&teSy aJiies.
•éMUmr, va. to m&ke an alliance,
» maâch. — , to alloy, to mix.
ÁlUarsey vr. to enter into an
alliance. [alone.
ATTiaria, sf. {bot.) alliaria, sance
AJUciação» sf. seduction, mis-
leading. [mialed.
Allioiado, a, pp. adj. sednced,
Allffilador, adj. and s. seducer,
deceiver.
Allloiante» adj. 2 g. allnríng
with caresses. [rapt.
Aniciar, va. to seduce, to cor-
AHigado, a, pp. adj. united, tied.
Alligar, va, to tie, to bind.
Alligator^ sm. alliçator.
AlliteraçSo, sf. alliteration.
Alllviaçao, sf. the act and effect
of relieving.
AUiviadamentetadv.easnr; yáúi
ease, comfort. [iieved.
Alliviado, a, pp. adi. eased, re-
Alliviador, adj. ana s, that as-
suages, an assuager.
Allivuunento, sm. the act and
effect of relieving.
Alllviar, va. to ease, to relíeve;
to soften» to mitigate. — vn. to
be comforted, assuaged. AlH-
viar-se^ vr. to comfort one's
self. [mitigatea.
Allivioso, a, adj. that assaages,
Allóf adv. thither. thitherward.
AlloouQão» sf. allocution, speech,
address.
Allodial, adj. 2 a. allodial.
Allopathia, sf [med.) a ^stem
of healing provoking a dinerent
disease.
AllucinaçSo, sf. hallucination ,
blunder; error.
Allucinador, adj. and s. that
blunders or mistakes.
Allucinar, va. to dazzle, to of-
fuscate. Allucinar-se, vr. to be
dazjzled.
Alludido, a, pp. adj. alluded.
Alludir, va. to allude.
AUtisão, sf allusion, a qnibble.
AlluslTaxnezite, adv. allusively.
Allusivo, a, adj. allusive, flgu-
rative
Allu-vi^o, sf . íí)\vjlsvíxí> iiSM:rfvsfla^>
moiLdaJLioTi^ ^o^^.
Alma, sf . ao\vV. .. »
ALM
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the vater that falis down trom
the -water-wheel. [boat.
Almadia, sf. almade, an indian
Almadraqae, sm. a coarse quilt,
flock or straw bed.
Alxnadrava, sf, a place into
whicb the flsbermen drive their
tunnv-fish.
Alxnadraveiro, sm. be ihat nsbes
in the place called almadraoa.
Almafega, sf. a coarse woollen
doth.
Alxnafre, sm. an helmet.
Almagesto, sm, almagest.
Almagra, sf. or Almagre, sm.
red ochre.
Almagrado, a, pp. adj. marked
"with red ochre.
Almagral, sm. a soil abounding
"with red ochre,
Almagrar, vo. to mark with red
ochre.
Almalnha, sf. a valled garden.
Almalho, sm. a young frisking
ox, co-w, or sheep.
Almanaoh or Almanak, sm. an
abnanach. [buncle.
Almandlna, sf. almandina, car-
Almandra, sf. {anc.) a linen
counter-point.
Almanjarra, sf. a piece of wood
to which a horse is tied in order
to turn round the mill-stone.
AJUnargeado, a, pp, adj. turned
into a field.
Almargeal, sm. a piece of un-
tiiled ground by the banks of
a river.
Almargear, va. to turn (cattle)
into the fields.
Almargem, sf. a piece of un-
tilled grouna.
Almargio, a, adj. Besta —a, a
beast that is turned into the
íields.
Almarinho, sm. a little cup-
board. [board.
Almario or Armário, sm. a cup-
Almarraxa, sf. a small earthen
vessel.
JUmartagsL, sf. Utbarge.
-AJmatricha or Almatrica, sf. a
kjnd of blanket.
Almazem, sm. Y. Armazém.
Almea, sf. red storax.
Almeas, sf. almee or alma, girls
in Egypt, -whose occuçation is
to amuse with singing and
dancing.
Almece, sm. ^whey, posset.
Almeoega, sf. gum-mastich.
Almecegado, a, pp. adj. of gum-
mastich colour. [mastich.
Almiecegar , va, to put gum-
Almeoegueiro , adj. pertaining
to gum-mastich.
Almeciga, sf. a gum of an In-
dian tree.
Almeirante, sm. V. Almirante.
Almeirão, sm. (6o^) -wild endive.
Almejado, a, pp. adj. yearned,
coveted. [passionately.
Almejar, va. to covet a thing
Almenaras, sf.pl. lights or bon-
fíres upon the walls of a fortress
to give signals.
Almete, sm. [ano.) helmet.
Almexia, sf. a mark worn by the
Moors in their garments.
Alxnez, sm. (bot.) a kind of nettle-
tree. [mingle.
Almezer, va. [anc.) to mix or
Almioantarath or Almucan-
tarath, sm. {ástr.) almacantars.
Almice, sm. 'whey.
AlTTillha, sf. a waistcoat.
Almira, sf. {bot.) a kind of herb.
Almiranta, sf. the admiral's
ship of a áeet ; ílag-ship.
Abnirantado, sm. admiralship,
admiralty.
Almirante, sm. an admirai.
Almirantear, vn. to discharge
the duties of an admirai.
Almíscar, sm. mnsk.
Almiscarado, a, pp. adj. musked,
musky. [musk.
Almiscarar, va. to perfume with
Almiscareira,^m. (bot.) the herb
stork's-bill.
Almisole, sm. Y. Almíscar.
Almo, a, adj. {poet.) cherishing,
■vivifying. [foot.
Almocademi', sm. a captain of
Almocafre or Almoçafre, sm. a
kind oí rake w^ftâ^. va. ^ox\lycv~
mines. \ptixv\3\ft-ôÀ'si«í
^ Almoçaria, sf. l^atic^ x\vô oi^^
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Almocavar or Almocovar, sm.
the place in Lisbon wherein the
Moors were buried.
Almoçado, a, pp. adj. break-
fasted. [fasts.
Alxnoçador, sm. he that break-
Alxuoçar, va. to breakfast.
Almoçarife, sm. the receiver of
the king's duties.
Alxnoço, sm. breakfast, ârst
meai ; [fig.) a fácil thíng^.
Almocouvar, sm. a shepnerd.
AlmocreTar, va. to practise the
trade of an Almocreve.
Almocrevaria, sf. the occupa-
tion of an Almocreve.
Almocreve, sm. a mule-driver,
a carrier.
Almooreverla, sf. a tax paid by
the mule-driver.
Almoeda, sf. a public sale.
Almoedado, a, pp. adj. sold by
auction.
Almoedar, va, to sell by auction.
Almoíaça, sf. curry-comb.
Almof açado, a. pp. adj. curried ;
neat. [curry-comb.
Almofaçar, va. to curry with a
Almoíacilha, sf. a bit of tow for
the curb of a bridle.
Almofada, sf. a pillow, a cushion.
— , {carp.) a pannel, a square
of wainscot, — de estiva^ tun-
nage. [ioned.
Almofadado, a, pp:'adj. cash-
Almofadar, va. to cusnion, to
seat on cushion.
Almof alia, «/.(anc.) encampment.
Almofariz, sm. mortar of metal.
Almofate, sm. a bit, an instru-
ment to make holes in leather.
Almofia, sf. a large earthen
porringer.
AÍmofreixado, a, pp. adj. put in
an Almofreixe.
Almofreixar, va. to bundle, to
put in an Almofreixe.
Almofreixe, sm. a bag made like
a pillow ; portmanteau.
Almogama, sf. the narrow parts
of a ship towards head and
Btem.
mu^z^j í^ i^' **"• P^* ®1^ expe-
rwAeed Ught troops.
Almoçavaria, sf. inroad or ex-
cursion o^ the Almogavares.
AlmojaTenas, sf. pi. a sort of
dish. [meat.
Almôndega, sf. a bali of forced
Almonjava, sf. a dish made of
mutton, etc.
Almorreimas, sf. pL the piles ;
hemorrhoids.
Almotaçadamente, adv. at the
market-price.
Almotaçado, a, pp. adj. rated;
that has a price set on it.
Almotaçar, va. to set the market-
price of the provisions.
AJunotaçaria, sf. the office of an
Almotacel. [market.
Almotaoel, sm. a clerk of the
Almotolla, sf. an oil pot made of
earth to pour oil in a lamp.
Almoucavar or AlmonoaTar,
sm. (anc.) herdsman.
Almoxarifado, sm. the ofâce of
a receiver of customs.
Almoxarife, sm. a receiver of
customs. [salt.
Almoxatre, sm. {anc.) ammoniac
Almozarabe, sm. a christian
that is subject to the Moors.
Almudar, va. to measure by al-
raudes.
Almude, sm. almude ; an almond,
a wine measure holding 12 ca-
nadas. A pipe of Port-wine
holds 26 almudes.
Aló, adv. then, in that time.
Aloé or Aloés, sm.lbot.) aloés.
Aloendro, sm. V. È loendro.
Aloesnordeste, adv. loc. ia sea
term) to the side of wina that
blows between east and north
west.
Aloessudueate, adv. loc. (a sea
term) to that part of wina that
blows between west and South-
west.
Aloeste, adv. loc. (a sea term) to
the east side.
Aloetico, a, adj, aloetic, aloe-
tical.
Al^
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ters of an ariay, loflgmeiíít in a
siege.
Alojar, va. to lodge laoldiers, to
àarbour. — vn. to reside, to
dwell. tthe salt.
Aloxnancia, sf. divinatkm by
Aloxnbado, a, pp. adj. bent, ar-
ched ; loin-shaped.
Aloxnbaxnento, sm. the "state of
having one's back brokea.
Aloxnbar , va. to break one's
back ; to set the back of % book.
Alonga, adv. loc. {anc.) far, at a
distance.
AlongadeaBaente, ímíd. afar x/S.
Alongado, a, pp. adj. proleii|red,
vcíry <iistant. fâiens.
Alongador, sm. «ne tbat feng-
AloagaxneHto, sm. lengthening.
Alongar, va. to prolanig, to elon-
f^ate. AAongarsej tr. io grow
onger.
Alopeoia, sf. {meã.'S «lopecy.
Aloucado, a, adj. foelish.
Alomsado, a, pp. ndj. siated.
Alousar, va. to slate.
A]^NawHz, sm. the %nin -of a
mat. {valcBces «f a bed.
AlporavaiieB, sm. pi. the lower
Alparoa, sf. a sundal.
Alparqueiro, sm. sandal-maker.
A^arvado,a, adj. silly, doting.
Alpe, sm. (fOnc.) a foolster with a
^Uow. — , s. pi. pastores for
cattle.
AlpeB(ftraãa. sf. a large pordi.
Alpendre, sm. a porch.
Alpevobo, svi, alberge (-sinsdl
peach).
A^ies, sm.pl. t^ Alps.
Alpaetra, adj. 2 y. -vrild, mcran-
tainous.
Alpha, sm. Alpha, "the ftrrt lettwr
in the tSreek «Iphabet.
Alphabetado, a, ttâj. alpha-
beted. [betically.
JUpíhBlratteaineBte, «d/, alf^a-
Alphabetico, a, adj. alphabetic,
alphabetical.
Alpnabeto, sm. the alphabet.
-àJpiUtaaauxOa, ^f. -dJvkMtíoa
by the bariey jSoar.
^JP^^ tír^Of. (èaf.) Aipine. #%m-
Aliihite, erm. or Alpista, «|^ al-
pist, alpia ; the herb foxtau.
Alpisteiro, sm. a little yessel,
used to feed chlldren.
Alpisto, sm. the juice of bard-
pressed meat.
Alpondras , sf. pi. títsej^lng-
stones. V. Passadeiras.
Alporcado, a, adj. scrofulous. —
{agric.) covered with earth.
Alporear, va. {agric.) to earth,
to cover with earth.
Alporcas, sf. pi. scrofúla, klng^s
evil.
Alporque, sm. a branch for co'
vering with earth.
Alporquento, a, adj. strumatic,
scrofuloas. [somewhat.
Alqucmto, adv. {anc.) a Bttle,
Alquebrado, a, pp. adj. crookedi
opened, bent.
Alqaébrar, vn. to bend, to yléld
(a ship) by the weight oi the
gnns, the violence of the cur-
rent, etc.
Alquebre or Alquébranaento,
sm. bending, openin^.
Alqueirado, a, pp. adj. measured
by an alquier. [alquier.
Alqueiramesto, sm. measure by
Alqneirar, va. to measure by an
«Iquier.
Alqueire, sm. alquier (Portu-
guese measure for dry âiin^).
ASquelvado, a, pp. adj. fallowea,
laid up.
Alqueivar, va. {agric.) to fallo^.
Alqueive or Alqueve, .sm. {agròi.)
rallow : ^ound ploughed in op-
der to be plougbed again.
Alque^enge, sm. {bot.) alk»-
kengi, the fruit of one -of the
night-shades.
Alquermes, sm. alkermes.
Alquice or Alcpiicer, sm. a kind
of white Moorish mantle.
Alquies, sm. .a measure xised in
■selling tanned hides.
Alquilado, a, pp. adj. bired.
Abiuilaâorj sm. hirer, one that
bircs.
Alquilar, imi. to\àie>, \jo \a\ ws,
Alq>]dlè, sm. "Ôiç» «cCl ot VvcVuís.
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Alitoiífie, MM. ochimy, alehymy ;
a mixed base metal.
Alquimia, tf. and derivated. V.
Alchimia^ etc» [mantle.
AlquimiUa, sf. the fa^rb ladies'
Alquirivia, sf. V. Cherivia.
Alquitira, êf. gum tragacaath.
AlqttitraTA, sf, {arch.) arch!-
trave. [brawled.
▲Irotado, a^ pp. ndj. mocked. —
Alrotador, sm. a mockdr, a
ieerer; a brawler.
Airotar, vâ. to mock, to ridiculd.
— • to brawl.
Alrotaria, sf. mockery, nullery;
cry, olamour.
Urata, gm. (om.) a mid^irall,
martlet. V. Abelheiro.
Alsa, sf. (tt «ea ierm) the collar
of a stay.
Alsaclo, a, adj. and s. concern-
ing AIsacia, Alsacian.
Alta, sf» reintegration in the mi-
Utary servioe. Dar •— , to pro-
mete, [stroke.
Altabalzo> «m. a do^xmright
Altaforma, sf. a bird of prey, a
ki&d of keBtlreL
AJlaanMa or Altamalo, ndv.
^tiiottt «ele<}tion.
Altamanhã, adv. iw. In the
tnorning.
Altamente, «ufo. highly, l<yndly.
AHaiiUa, tf. a sort of earthen pot. ,
AltKmdo, «i, pp. adj' prond,
haughty. [nying high.
Altaneiro, a, ndj. altivolant,
Altanaria, sf. the Bport •tít ha'«rk-
ing ; to soar high.
Altar> ism. an aMar, shrine.
Altareiro, sm. the person "who
takes care «o adorn the altar.
Altar0Bar,«f.<'an(*.) alterableness,
alteratioa.
Altarista, -tm. altaríst.
Alteado, a, jpp. adi. raised, «ie>
Tated^ maoe higne^.
Altesãr, va. to make higher or
deeper. Xn^ss.
Alterabilidade , sf. a1terabh»>
Alteração, êf. alteration, "pertur-
batjofl. [ration.
AltermdOÊBawíXé, ^v, iriih alte-
Alterador, adj. that altera or
disturbs.
Alterante, adj. 2 g. {med.) alte-
rant, alterative. — , s. alterant.
Memedios —es, alterative».
Alterar, va. to alter ; to change ;
to corrupt; to perturb. Alterar-
*e, V». to alter ; to grow angry,
to be out of countenance.
AlteratiTo, a, adj. {med.) alte-
rative.
Alterável, adj. 2 g. alterable,
subject to change.
Alteraveliuente, adv. alterably.
Altercaç&o, sf. altercation , dis-
pute, [ventilated.
Altercado, a, pp. adj. debated,
Altercador, sm. disputant, dis<
puter ; ^Trangler.
Altercar, va, to ventilate, to
discQss, to dispute. — vn. to
altercate, to contend.
Alterca-ae, v. imp. it is debated.
Alter ego, lat, loc. another as
I am.
AltemaçSo, sf. altemation.
AHemadamente , adv, alter-
nately.
Alternado, a, i)p.a£?y. altemated,
alternative.
Alternante, sm. a person with
the right of alternating.
Alternar, va. to alternate, to do
any thing by turns. Aliemar-se^
vr. to change, to alter.
Alternativa, sf. altemateness.
Alternativamente, adv. alter-
natively. [alternate.
Alternativo, a, adj. altemated,
Altemifolio, cúij. (bot.) that has
altemated leaves.
Alterno, a, adj. altemated, by
turns.
Alterosamente, adv, in an ele-
vated manner.
Alteroso, a, adj. high, lofty;
' _ ' altivolant.
Alteza," «/*. Joftiness ; {(ig.) subli-
ifig-) proud.
Iteza, sf, Jottmess ; \^fíg.
xnity, height. — hig^ne&s, a.
title giveu to princett.
ALtliea, sf. ^«t^ ^í^Sccsa^K ^^"^^
ALU
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Altibordo, sm. {anc. sea temi) a
man of war.
Alticolumnio, adj. {poet.) hav-
ing high columns.
Altiloquencia, sf. altiloquence.
AltUoquente, adj. 2 g. altilo-
quent. , ^
AltUoquo, a, adj, (poet.) lofty,
sublime.
Altimetria, sf. altimetry.
Altímetro, sm, altimeter.
AltlmuradOf adj. having very
high walls.
Altlsonante, adj. altisonant.
Altisono, a, adj, altisonous,
noisy, sublime.
Altltonante, adj, {poet.) high-
thunderer.
Altlvago, a, adj. {poet.) that
-wanders on the air.
AltlTamente, adv. haughtily,
proudly.
AÍtlvar, va. to make proud.
Altl-vez or Altividade, sf, haugh-
tiness. [proud.
Altivo, a, adj. high, elevated. —
Alto, a, adj. high, tall; deep;
lofty, superior; loud, dear in
price; noole, illustrious; hidden,
mysterious. Em voz alta^ "with a
loud voice. flouder.
Alto, adv. loud, loudly. Âfais — ,
Alto, sm. eminence, tne top of a
hill ; halt. Fazer — -, to halt. De
— a baixo f from top to toe.
Passar por — , to omit or forget.
Tratar alguém de — , to use one
haughtily and contemptuously.
Alto -sus, interj, or adv. loc.
come on.
Altriz or Altroz, adj. {phys.)
nourishing, nutritivo.
Altura, sf. height, altitude ; lati-
tude. Vinte pés de — , twenty
feet high; (fig.) pride, subli-
mity; greatnese.
Aluado, a, adj. lunatic; {fig.)
headless. [mouKey.
Aluate, sm, (nat. hist.) a kind of
Aluchi, sm. alouchi, gum of the
white cinnamon-tree.
-Alugado, a, pp. adj. bired or let
to nire.
^AJuffador, sm. birer.
Alugar, va. to hire; to let, to
rent. Quarto para — , room to
let. — um cavallOt to hire a
horse.
Alugueiro, sm. {anc.) hire. — sm.
hirer.
Aluguel, sm. hire, hiring.
Aluído, a, pp. adj. shaken,
"weaken.
Aluir, va. to shake, to "weaken.
— vn. to be ruined.
Alumador, sm. a groom.
Aluxnbrado, a, aâj. illuminated ;
inspired. [cidation.
Alumbramento, sm. {anc.) elu-
Alumen, sm. {chem.) alum.
Alumiadamente, adv. -withlight,
brightness.
Aluxnlado, a, pp. adj, lightened,
illuminated ; {fig.) eminent, skil-
ful man.
Alumiador, adj, that gives light.
— sm. eulightener, the person
"who guides by light. [ment.
Aluxniamento , sm. enlighten-
Alumiante, adj. 2 g. that en-
lightens.
Alumiar, va. to enlighten or en-
light; to explain. Alumiar-se,,
vr. to clear; to light; to be
enlightened. [mina.
Alumina, sf.{chem.)áhimme^ alu-
Aluminado, a, pp, adj, coloured.
Pintura — a, coloured painting.
Aluminar, va. {paint.) to colour;
to give light.
Aluminifero, a, pp. adj. that
contains alum.
Alumínio, sm. {chem.) aluminium.
Aluminoso, a, adj. aluminous;
luminous. [nous.
Alumioso, a, adj. {chem.) alumi-
Alumno, sm. a foster-son; pupil,
scholar, learner.
Alutado, a, vp. adj, clad in mourn-
ing. V. Enlutado and derivated.
Aluziado, a, pp. adj, brightened,
sleek. [shine.
Aluziar, va. to brighten; vn. to
Alva, sf, the dawn of day ; the
alb or aube (vestment* used by
prieataV
Alvaç^o, sf. 'vVi\\.vb\x co\o\a.
Alvacento, a, adj.^wVvXÂsíti.
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Alvadio, a, adj. whitish, of aí
whitish colour. 1
Alvado, sm. a cavitj', a hoUow
space. — dos dentes^ alveolus.
Alvaiadado, a^pp. adj. cerused.
Alvalade, sm. ceruse, white lead.
Alvalá, sm. {anc.) a charter.
AlvanelorJUvaneo,«m abrick-
layer, a rough mason.
Alvão, sm. a bird like to a
swallow.
Alvar, adj. 2 g. white ; soft and
tender (tree).
Alvará, sm. a charter ; a king^s
letter patent.
Alvaraz, Alvarazo or íAlvara-
zes, sm. pi. a kind of morphew.
Alvarenga, sf. a sort of Brazi-
lian ship. lalvartxz.
Alvarizado, a, adj. affected -^th
Alvarral, adj. 2 g. {anc.) a sort
of bolter for sifting pollard.
Alvasil or Alvazil, sm. alder-
man.
Alvearco, sm. a bee-hive.
Alveario, sm, alvear^, bee-hive.
Alveiro, a, adj, whitish.
Alveitar, sm. a veteriuarian, far-
rier.
Alveitaria, sf. farriery.
Alvejado, a, pp. adj. whitish.
Alvejante, aaj.i g. looking white.
Alvejar, va. to whiten, to make
white. — vn. to look white.
Alveloa, sf. {omit.) the wagtail.
Alvenaria, sf. rugged or unhewn
stones ; masonry. [ver.
Alveo, sm. the channel of a ri-
Alveolado, a, adj. alveolate, al-
veolary. [lar, alveolary.
Alveolar, adj. 2 g. {anat.) alveo-
Alveolo, sm. {nat, hist.) álveole,
alveolus.
Alvéroa, sf a marsh or fen.
Alvergar, va. and derivated V.
Albergar.
Alvião, sm. a mattock
Alvlçaras, sf.pl. a reward given
for good news,
Alviçareiro, adj. and «. that gives
or receives a reward fot a good
D0W8.
AlYííh9çao, êf, or AlYldra-
mento, sm. the price or arbi-
tration set by an appraiser.
Alvidrado, a,|}p. adj arbitrated,
lated.
Alvidrador, sm. an appraiser.
Alvldrar, va. to arbitrate, to re-
f^ulate wages, rewards, or the
ike.
Alvidrio, sm. arbitration ; will.
Alvidroso, a, adj. {anc.) arbí-
tranr.
Alviduco, adj. m. {ined.). Alvi-
ducos medicamentos^ loosening
medicines.
Alvineo, a, adi. {med.) alvine.
Alvinho, a, aaj. somewhat white.
Alvino, a, adu alvme.
Alvir, va. V. Aluir and derivated.
Alvitana, sf. a kind of físhing-
net.
Alvitanado, a, adj. that part of
a net that is knit with smaller
meshes. [bitrate.
Alvitrar, va. to contrive, to ar-
Alvltre, sm. an expedient , way ;
project. [deviserofmeans.
Alvltreiro, sm. a contriver , a
Alvitrlsta, sm.. a contriver.
Alvo. sm. a mark to shoot at,
(fig\ object, end, purpose. O —
do Olho, the white of the
Alvo, a, adj. white.
Alvor, sm. the dawn of day.
Alvorada, sf. day-spring^ dawn.
•— aubade or morning music.
— {mil.) general. — {poet.) the
singing of birds.
Alvorado, a, pp. adj. grown
bright.
Alvorar, vn. to grow bright.
Alvoriçar or Alvorlzar, vn. to
fly swarm of bees (applied to a);
{jlg.) to run away. fportedly.
Alvoroçadamente, aav. trans-
Alvoroçado, a, pp. adj. trans-
portea or ravished at the pros-
pect of any thing good to
come, etc.
Alvoroçador, sm. a perturbator.
— adi. he that traxk&^^^^tXSi qx.
troxibW. . -
AlvoTooar ^ va. V> ^iNetysfs^^
le eye.
1
çar-se, w*. Xo ^^
AMA
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elated, overjoyed.; to irise ^ to
revok.
Alvoroço, «m. aa ovac^oj or
transport caused by the oros-
pect of good to come 4 saraden
emotion, alacrity; alana, tumuH,
sedition. [turbator.
Alvorotador, sm. and adj. a per-
Alvorotar, va. to disturb^ to
perturb, to disquiet. Aloerútar-
se, vr, to raise a mutiny, to re-
volt. [jnult, aeditloii.
Alvoroto, sm. perturbatioA, tu-
Alvura, sf. whiteneas.
Alysso, sm. [bot,) alyssiija, JBftaâ-
wort. [Antiod».
Alytarcho, «m. the pontiff «f
Ama, sf. nurse ; foster-aame.
Amabilidade, sf. amabilUT.
Amaçagafado, a, pp. acjf, re-
volvei, stirred. [jstir.
AwiaçRgaiar, vu. to revolTQ, to
Amaçarocado, a, adj. that jshke
an ear of corn. [softewMi.
Amaciado, a, pp» cdg. smocthed,
Amaoiax, va, to smooth, to sof-
ten. [sweetheArt.
Amada, sf. a beloved iroinan* a
Amadiígo, sm. a sort of privile^
formerly grajQted in Portugal to
a farmer -v^hose^wife had Aucsed
a nobIeman*s child.
Amadinsamante, /ubi. fseaoúj.,
mildly.
Amadíoso, a, adj. tender^earted.
Amado, a, pp. adj. loved, be-
loved. £of íove.
AmadoirOt a, adj. {ane.) vorthy
Amador, adj. loving, that loves.
— sm. a lover.
Amadora, sf. sweethear^ «be
that loves, a lover. fric.
Amadomado, a, pp. adi. l«£luuv
Amadomar, va. to lull Mleep;
{/ig.) to mitigate.
Amadorrado^ a, 4iãj. kthargic.
Amadouras, sm. pi. {anc) a phil-
ter, a love-potion.
Amadurado, a, pp. adj. npea«d.
Amadurar, vn. u> ripen ; to bnng
to rJpeness.
Amadurecer, va. to moturate^ to
^pe, to ripen. — vn. to «ro^
'^Pe; to «ifípurate.
Amadvreoido , a, pp, mãj, ri-
pened, raaturated.
Amadureoimento, sm. rip«ne«8.
Aanaestsrar, va. V. Amestrar and
derirated.
Amaga, a/, a kind of 'eft>en-tree
of tE« Pnilippine islands.
Âmago, «m. <«pes^nng of Iterbs
or trees) the pith or h«art,
the snbstance ; {fig.) reality,
essènce. [craggy gronnd-
Amagotado,a, adj. Terra-- a, a
Amainado, a, pp. adj. that haa
forled sails ; Qig.) softened.
Amainar, va. to slrike Bsdl. — vn.
toreient, to yield.
Amaldiçoado, a, pp. adj damned,
caorsed, aocursed.
A nm1<y coador, sm. curaer.
Amaldiçoar, va. to curse, te
damn, to blaspheme.
Amalgaaaa, sf. amalgam.
Amalgamaçfto , sf. amalgama^
tion ; mixing. [gamated.
Amalgamaflto, a, pp. -o^'. annd-
AwM^iqnTWf^r^ va. to amaígamate.
Amalgamar-se . vr. to araalga-
Aiate tx^ether. pcondied.
Amalhado, a, pp. adj. lodged,
Amalhar, vo. to trackwildbeasts
to tfaeir coverts.
Amalboar, va. {tmc.) to boimd,
to set boonds to.
Amaltliea, ef. Araalthea.
Amnmpi, adj. Cavallo — , « ticnrse
'with biack aad white spots.
Amamentado, a, Dp.<zt2;. snclded.
Amamentar, va. {anc.) to suckle,
to give sock. [Turks,
Ansan, sm. 4aily ablution of the
Ara anca, sf. {ane.) love, ÍBclinar
tion.
Amancebado, a, pp. adj, t>ne
that keeps <a mistrefss.
Amanoebkmento , am. eoacn-
binage.
AmancebarHse , vr. to Iíto hi a
stato of -concublBage.
Aiwanha, adv. loe. V. ManhêL
Amamãmdo, a, pp. <idj. ^\f;^
tílled ; jnended. [to «ir
\AmaxihBS> ^a. Xo ^\%\ tía ♦•"»■
AMA.
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ing forth.
AmanlieGaeF, on. ta begia» te- af-
pear (day-lig&t)^
AwwmhfKado, a, pp, adi that is
day already. [aad áicging.
A.manho, «m. tbe act of oulmg
AmaninhadOra, PP- ot^Jh ^Mren.
Amaninbar, víl to mak» any
tiúng barren^
Amansado, a, pp aijs. faned,
domestncated.
Amansador, sm. <me -who tames
Amansadox^ sf. tameness*
Amansar, v€u t» tsune — vn,. to
grow tame. [fokled
Amantado, a, adj. (/Sg;) mToànred^
Amante, od/. i g. wfao loves,
loying. — , s. 2 gr. a lover.
Amanteigada, a, ad/. ^tiltev-
like , {fig.) soft ; kind.
Amantelado, a, adt {fèrt yvn^nàr
fortified. [walls, to 'waiL
»Iar, ««.. to fortify with
ac^j. a&r a nrvaur.
AmamkiUiaff-, vow (««ea^erm} to
fbníish tbe yards -^iritít liâsu
Amantillios, sm. pl^ (is & shrp)
lifts, ropea pertaining to ma
araisof allyards
Amanuense,'^ ^ amoiweiiBia;
"writep^lerk.
Amoor, va. to lore, to be Hyaàí of.
jlmar-<e,ei». to lo«ve ona axM*
ther. [swoot marjotant
Amaraco, sm. amaracus, toe berb
Amavaonente, aào . YàUetly^ gxi»-
vously.
Admrantioo, adj^ amacantbka»»
AmaraBto or Amavantlio> sm.
(fiot.) araarantb,.the cock'8 comb.
Amarar, va. (a sea term) to sail
fár off from the laad.
AmareUado, a, adj. yellowisii.
AnoarellaGer, va. to ycUow, to
render yellow. — vn» to gro>w
yellow. [yenow.
AxnareUejada, a, adj. thàtigv&ws
Amarellejar, va. to grow yellow,
to look yellow. [pale.
Amareilento, a,^ adj\ yellowieh,
AmarttUiflaa^ sf. (^c.) yellowbbr
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Aaaanllidas, sf. yellow
AmaraUo, a, adi. yellow,. p«le.«^
de CÊB», tixe ydík of an egi^ — -j^
sm. tíie jeVÍrw «oloinr*
Amasgaaamettto, úix* bittcriy^
with sorrow.
Aonargador, a^ m. oc^'. tkatfada.
<w BcuSera gncs <w sorrow.
Amargamente, «cí». bitterly,
with grief.
Adnargear, vn. to taste bittcr;
(/^.) to caus» grief. — ^ a«. to
siuMT, to jpay oear for.
Ajnar.9aritao,»ft. Pdc de— yanar-
garite, or pearl dust.
Amargo, a, adj. bitter ; {fig^ aad,
grievous, painfaL
Ajanrgor, sm, bitterxuMs ; {fi§^)
griei,. ftfflietion .
iAmar9oaamente> adv. bitterly;
! grievously.
Amargoso, a, adi. bitter;, {fi§^
sad, grievous, amicting.
Amargura, sf. bittemeas ;. {fig.)
grief, sorrow.
«dir^
rowfúlly, with angaish.
Amsargi]xado,a,;7p.ad;. a£Sictsd^
troubled, sad.
Amargurar j va. to make bitter;
{fig.) to afâict, to trouble. Anutr^
gurar^se^ vr. ta diaquiet eaa*a
self.
A2Baricado, a,, adj eEenàxaie,
woman-like.
Amaridâo, sf. {ane.) bittenxeas»
Amarlnhado, a, pp. adj. fbr-
nished wkh sailors.
Amarinlciar, va. {a sea term) to
man a ship. Amarinhai^se^ vr.. to
be furnished with sailors.
Amarinheirado, a, pp. adj. fiir-
nisheé with sailors.
Amarinheirar, va. {a sea term)
to man- a ship.
Amarttudiíies sf. bitterneML
Amarlotado, a, pp.adj. wriakled .
Amarlotar, va. to wrinUe^
Amaro, a, adj. bitter, acrid.
Amarrai, sf. {a sea term) a eafela.
Estar sobre a — ,\çi\i%«asítvçit«Ss."\
soore — ^ \.o 'Sie^ooV^^ .
AMA
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▲marrado, a, w* o^;- belayed,
moored. [belays, ties.
Amarrador, jmu •nd oâA. he that
AznarradoiifO. m* ancnorage.
Amarradnra , ^^^ a cabia for
grappling.
Amarrar, v€u{(í9Êa term) to be-
lace, to belajT» to cast ancnor.
— vn. to be tied.
Amarrota, af. a small cable.
AmarrillioB, «m. pi. (a tea ttírm)
threads employed for securing
some objecta of little value.
Amarroquinado, a, adj, mo-
roco-like.
Amarrotado, a, pp. adj. filthy,
wrinkled» corrugated.
Amorrotar, oa.to vrinkle. Amar-
rotar-set vr. to be "vrinlded.
Amarrota, sm. (a sea term) a
stream cable.
AmartaUado, a, pp. adj. {fig.)
dogmatícal, persuaded.
Amartellar, va. to hammer ; {fig.)
to persuade ; to persecute.
Am8urajado,a,pp adj. bitterish,
V. Amargado,
Amarujar, vn. to be bitterish.
Amarugento,a, adj. tbat bitters.
Amarufo or Amaruje, sm. a bit-
ter taste, bitterness.
Amarulento, a, adj. that has a
bitter taste.
AmarylUdif orme , adj. {bot.)
amaryllis-shaped.
Amaryllis, sm. {bot.) amaryllis.
Am as, s. amass, heap.
Amasia, sf. a mislress, a kept
wornaii. [of concubinage.
Amasiar-se, vr. to live in a state
AmasiUiado, a, adj impure,
unchaste.
Amasio, sm. a lover, a man who
keeps a wornan.
Amasonia, sf. {bot.) amazony.
Amassadeira, sf. abaker-woman.
Amassado, a, pp. adj. kneaded.
Amassador, sm. one that kneads
bread
Amassadouro or Amassadoiro,
sm. a place wbere any thing is
kneaded . fbread.
-Ajnaaaadvura . sf. Jmeadmg of
^Joaaaamento, sm. (a sea term)
tumbling home of the top tim<
bers.
Amassar, va. to knead. — as
cartas, to shuffle the cards.
AmoÃsar-se, vr. — com alguém ^
to agree together.
Amassaria, sf. a place where is
kneaded the bread.
Amassilho, sm. kneading.
▲ mata oavallo, adv. loc. with
a full speed.
Amatalotado, a, ppk adj. fur-
nished with sailors.
Amatalotar, va. {a sea term) to
divide the crew of a ship.
Amatar, va. {anc.) to kill
Amatilhado, a, pp. adj. Cães
— Sf dogs well broken for hunt-
ing. [for hunting.
AmatiUiar, va. to break dogs
Amativo, a, cuij. that loves.
Amatoriamente , adv. amato-
rially. [tory.
Amatorio, a, adj. amatorial, ama-
Amaurose or Amaurosis, sf.
{med.) amaurosis, ambíyopy.
Amaurotioo, a, adj. concerning
the amaurosis.
Amável, adj. 2 g. lovely, amia-
ble, agreeable, famiably.
Amavelmente, adv. lovingly,
Amavios, sm. pi. philters.
Amaviosamente, adv. tender ly.
Amavioso, a, adj. tender, gentle.
AmazeUar-se, vr. to pity one's
self.
Amazilhado, a, adj diseased.
sick; {fig.) impure.
Amazonas, sf. nl. the Amazons
(certain warlike woraen). Rio
das AmxisonaÃ, sm. the Amazons
(ri ver). [araazonian.
Amazonloo or Amazonio, a, adj
Ambâ, «. ambe. [labyrinth.
Ambages, sf.pl. ambages. — a
Ambagioso, a> adj. having am-
bages ; {fig.) ambiguous.
Âmbar, sm. amber. —gris. am-
bergnris-
Ambarlna , sf. substance es:-
tracted of the ambergris.
AmbarinOf adj . ^etXAJavoi^XA ^
ber,
Anibaro, sm. ^bot.^ axcíowçk vjx^
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Axnbarval, adj. 2 g. belonging
to the ambarvalia.
Ajõibervales, sm. pi. or Axnber-
valia, sf. ambarvalia. Sacrifices
in honour of Ceres.
Aznbi, s. {anat.) ambe or ambi.
Aznbia, sf, ambia.
Ambição, sf. ambition.
Ambicionado, a, pp. adj. ambi-
tioned, desired.
Ambicionar, va. to ambition.
Ambiciosamente , adv arabi-
tiously.
Ambicioso, a, adj. arabitious.
Ambidexteridaae, sf. ambidex-
terity, ambidextrousness.
Ambidextro, a, adj, ambidex-
trous.
Ambiente, adj. 2 g, ambient.
Ambiesquerdo , a, adj. that
makes ali things in the wrong
way.
Ambigeno, a, adj. and s. bom
of two different kinds ; a he or
she-mule.
Ambigua, sf. ambigu. [ly.
Ambiguamente,aati. ambiguous-
Ambiguidade, sf. ambiguity.
Ambiguo, a, adi. ambiguous.
Ambiparo, a, aJdj. Botões — «, the
buds that comprehend at the
same time both leaves and
flowers.
Âmbito, sm. ambtt.
Amblose, s. {med.) abortion, mis-
carriage.
AmbloUco, a, adj. that causes
abortion.Áewedío* — s,amblotic8.
Amblygono, «m. {geom.) ambly-
gon. — , adj. amblygonal.
Amblyope,ac2/.having amblyopy .
Amblyopia, sf, amblyopy.
Ambo, sm. ambe.
Ambos, as, relat pron. and adj.
pi. both, the one and the other.
Ambre, sm. Y. Âmbar,
Ambreada, sf, ambreada, bas-
tard amber.
Ambreado, a, j^. adj. ambered.
Ambrear, va. to amber.
Ambre ta, sf. a flower that smells
like amber.
Ambrósia^ sf. ambrósia.
AmbroaiBDO, a, adj. ambrosiai.
Ambrosiano, a, adj. {eccles.) am-
brosian. [ampulla.
Amhiila, sf. a small vial of glass;
Ambulação, sf. ambulation.
Ambulância, sf. a field hospital.
Cirurgião de — , a field surgeon.
Ambulante, adj. 2 g. ambulant,
walking. [ambulatory,
Ambulativo, a, adj. ambulative,
Ambulatório, a, aí/V. ambulatory;
{in law) changeable.
Ambulia, sf. {bot.) a very aroma-
tical plant.
Amea or Ameia, sf. a niched
battlement in a wall.
Ameaça, sf. threat, menacot
Ameaçadsímente, adv. threaten-
ingly.
Ameaçado, a, adj. threatened.
Ameaçador, adj. and sm. a
threatener.
Ameaçante, adi. 2 g. that thrca-
tens. — {herald.) is said of a lion,
etc, in a menacing posture.
Ameaçar, va. to threaten.
Ameaço, sm. a threat. — de doença^
the íit of a disease.
Amealhado, a, pp. adj. hoarded ;
parsimonious. [parson
Amealliador, sm. a parsimonious
Amealhar, va. to hoard up mo-
ney. — vn. to haggle in buying,
to bargain. [bean verses.
Amebeos (versos), sm. pi. amse-
Amec. sm. V. Diacolocynthidos.
Amedrontado, a, pp. adj. ter-
rified.
Amedrontador, sm. affrighter.
Amedrontar, va. to terrify, to
aJfright.
Amegado, a, pp. adj. squashed
Amegar, va. to squash.
Ameia, st a niched battlement
in a wall.
Ameiado, a, pp. adj, furnished
with battlements.
Ameiar, va. to fumish the walls
or castles with battlemedts
A meia rédea, adv. loc indife-
rently, slenderly.
Ameigado, a^ pp ad\ l<ycA\^^.
AmeiQ^<âLOT, %m ioraâíkKi.» — oA-v
Ame\Q«t » >3a AQ ^x?^^^ ^^ \Qtx^'!^«
AME
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▲meija or Amêijoa, sf. a cockla.
Ameijoada, sf. pasturage ; anif ht
spent at a gaming house.
Ameijoado, a, pp. adj. that has
passed the nightín a sheep fold;
Ifig). that has passed the night
at the game.
Axneijoar, va. to lead cattle to
pastore ; ifig.) to pats the xuight
gaming.
Ameixa, sf. piam. — s, pastadas^
prunes.
Ameixial, sm. an orchardof plum-
trees
Ameixieira, sf* a plam-tree.
Axnello gm, {bot.) wild lily.
Ameloado, a, aaj.oí the shape
and âavour oí a melon.
Amelroado, a, adj. Cavallo ->, a
black horse.
Amen, adv. verily, so be it
Amencia, sf* foolisbness.
Amêndoa, sf. an almond.
Amexidoada, sf. milk of sweet
almonds : an emulsion
Amendoado, a, adj. almond-like.
Amendoal, sm. the place 'where
almond-trees grow.
Amendoeira, sf an almond-tree
Amendoim, sm. a bulbous plant
of Brazil. Lvity.
Amenidade, sf. amenity; sua-
Ameninado, a, adj as a child
Ameniaado, a, pp. adj. that is
made agreeable, pleasant.
Amenisar, va. to make agreeable
cr pleasant
Amenista, sm. he that says al-
ways amen to another.
Ameno, a, adj pleasant, delight-
ful, affable, kind.
Amenomania, sf. {med.) oheerfol
monomania.
Amenorrea, sf. {med.) the sup-
pression of the menses in a wo-
man that is still young.
Amenta, sf, {anc.) a prayer for
the Bools of the deceased per-
sons.
Amentado, ai,pp. adi. enchanted.
Amentador, sm. ne that en-
cbants.
Alentar, va. (among Aerdsmen)
to enchoDt woJvea; to mention ;
to exhort to pray for the souls
of deceased.
Amentas, sf. pi. the alms given
by deceased persons.
Amente, adj. fooly disordered in
the mind.
Amentilho, sm. {bot.) julus,
amentum, flos amentaceous.
Amentilhoso, a, adj. {bot.} amen-
taceous.
Amentre, adv. {anc.) while, as
long as. [op's weed.
Aoneos, sm. {bot.) the herb bish-
Amerade or Emir, sm. emir.
Amerceador, sm. that is mercifol.
Amerceamento, sm. compassion,
pity; {in law) amercement.
Amercear-se, vr to pity, to com'
miserate. V. Compadecer-se.
Amerger, va. to sink, to imr
merse , {fig.) to humble.
Amergido, a, pp. adj. sunk,
drowned ; {fig ) hurabled.
Amergulhado, A,pp. adj. Y. Mer-
gulhado and derivated.
America, sf. America.
Americano, a, adj and s. Ame-
rican, [of lizard.
Americina, sf. (nat hist.) a kind
Amerim, adj. Fera — , a sort of
pear.
Amerino, a, adj, American.
Amesquinhado , a, pp. adj.
wretched, miserable,
Amesquinbar, va to make miser-
able. Amesquinhar-se^ vr. to call
one's self poor.
Amestrado, a, pp. adj. teached,
instructed. [teacher.
Amestrador, sm. hethat teaches,
Amestrar, va. to teach, to in-
struct. V. Ensinar,
Ametade, sf. half. V. Metade
Ametallado, a, adj. mixed with
metal. {sm. amethyst.
Amethista, sf. or Amethisto,
Amethistea. sf. {bot.) a beautifol
Slant oí the order of labiate
owers. [irregularity.
Ametria, sf. want of measure,
Amezendado, a, pp. adj. unwil-
ling to rise from bed or from a
seat.
ÁMI
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AMO
modtoua seat. Amezendar^se^vr.
to sit áovm npon the groand
unmannerly.
Amezinliar, va. to prepace hoia*-
made prescriptions,
Amfiboiogia, sf. and derÍTate(l.
V Avnpkibologia,
AmfitlLeatro, sm. and denratad.
V Amphitheatro.
Axnial, sm. the place whcre the
plants, small 'witfay or oaÍ9ra
gTovr. [thxui.
Amiantho, sm. amianth, amian-
Amichellar, va. (a sea term) Hò
belay the cable 'With the nippers.
Amicto, sm. an amice.
Amido, sm. starch.
Amieira, sf. or AmieirOr gnu
small "withy, or osíer.
Amiga, sf. a female friend;. a
concubine, a sweetheart.
Amigado, a, pp. adj. that lires
m a State of concubina^. V. A-
mancebado. [cably.
Amigamente, adv. friendly^amí-
Amigar, va. to make ãnonds. And'
ffttr-se, vr. to be íriends — to
ive in a state of concnbinage.
Amiga^vel, adj: 2 ff. amicahia,
friendly.
Amigavelmente, ado. amios^ly.
AmigdiBias, sf.pl. Y. Amyfpiala»»
Amigo, a, aaj. favorable, kind,
friendly. Clima — , a "wiiolesome
dimate — sm. fViend. Intima — ,
fiaitiniate friend. [friend.
Amiguinlio, sm. dim,. a dear
Amimado, «i. pp. adj, fondled,
dandled. [sm. fondler.
ABiimador, adj. that fbndles; —
Axuimar, va. to fondle, to dandle.
Amingoado/ a, pp adj. de<-
creased. [diecreasing.
Amingoamento, sm. the- act of
Amingoar, va. to deereasdw
Amira, adv. loc. in sight, looking
on.
AmirSo, sm. a sort of tfaistle..
AmifSBibilidade, sf. {tíieoL) amia-
sibility
Amisai^el. adj. 2 g. amissiblei.
Amistadoi », jfp. adj. recoiunled.
Jtmiafyar, va. to recoacUiSfe
Amito, sm. T. Ámiato,
Amiadadamente, ad»,. cepeat-
edly; frequently.
Amktdado, a^pp^ adj. repeatod,
frequent, done often,
AmiudAr, va. to do often the
same thinç. — vn. to be done
often. Ammdar-se^ vr. to follow
in rapid succession.
AmiiMj^ or Amiúdo, aàx. ofiea
times.
«■in»>wUe, sf. friend shíp^ amíty.
Ammooliryse, s. ammochryse.
sm. cornu ammonil,
snake-stone. [or ammon^
Ammonia, sf. {chem.) ammonia
AjQcuxu>niaco, sm. ammoniacgiun.
Ammoniaco, a, tidj. ammoniac.
Sal — , volatile alkali, ammonia.
Am moitiacad o, a, adj. ammo-
niac. [niacaL
Ammoniacal, adj. 2 a. ammo-
Amnesia, sf. {med ) the depri-
vation of memory.
Amcáomancia, sf. thedivinatíoii
from the amnios
Aimiios or Amnion, «m. amniog.
Amaistia, sf. amnesty.
Amnistiado, a^ pp. adj. included
in the amnesty. [nesty.
Amnistiar, va. to grant an am-
Amo, sm. a master , a landlord.
Formesly a governor of yoiuig
men.
Amobilidade, sf. revocaiblenesB.
Amocegado, a, pp. adj. notched.
Amocegar, va. to notch, to jagg.
Amodovradamente, adv» letliar-
gically. [gical
Aaaodorrado, a, pp. adi. lethar-
Amodorrar, va. to lethargy,.to
throw into & lethargy.
Amod3rta, sf. {nat. hist.) a kind of
snake; {bot.) plant that gro'«s
in the sand.
Amoedado, a, pp. adj. coined,
stamped. Que não está — , un-
coined. [to stamp money
Amoedar, vo. to coin, to mint.
Amofinação, sf. vexation, imea-
siness. [grieyed.
AJEnofisoadA, «., pp. aâ,'^. ^«v«ã^>
AsaoS^OiâxÁ.^ sm. asv^ o.^^- ^^
\
ÂMO
— 68 —
AMO
to grieve. Amofinar-se^ »r. to
grow angry, to oe grieved.
Amojado. a, pp. adj. milked.
Aznojar, va. to milk.
Axnojo, sm. abundance of milk.
Teta com — , an udder iilled -with
milk.
Amolação, sf. grinding.
Amolado, a, pp. adj. sharpened.
Amolador , sm. one tnat sharpens;
a -whetter. [pening.
Amoladura, sf. grinding, shar-
Amolar, va. to grind, to snarpen.
Amoldado, a, pp. adj. cast m a
mould, moulded.
Amoldar, va. to cast m a mould ,
(fig.) to adapt.
Amolgado, a, pp. adj. sq^uashed.
Amolgadura, sf. squashing.
Amolgamento, sm. squashing,
crushmg.
Amolgar, va, to squash, to crush ,
(fig.) to stagger.
AzaoUecedor, sm. and adj. he
that softens.
Amollecer, va. to soften, to mol-
lify. — vn. to grow soft. Anuil-
lecer-se^ vr. to be softened.
AmoUecido, a, pp. adj. softened,
weak.
AmoUecimento, sm. softening;
i/ig.) abateraent. [tened.
Amollentado, a, pp. adj. sof-
AmoUentar, va. to soften., to
moUify.
Amomo, sm amomum.
Amontado, a, pp. adj. and Amon-
tar. V. Importar and derivated.
Amontoação, sf. the act of heap-
ing up.
Amontoadamente, adv. in a
heap,accumulatively. [up.
Amontoado, a, pp. adj. heaped
Amontoador, sm. heaper.
Amontoamento, sm. accumula-
tion. [to conglomerate.
Amontoar, va. to heap up . — vn.
Amonturado, a, vp. adj. heaped
up in a dung-hill.
Amonturar, va. to heap. Amon-
íurar-se, vr. to be heaped.
Jkinor, sm Jove, affection, friend-
ship. j>or — d^elle, for hís sake,
on Hjs accovnt. Ter amores, to
be in love. Amores y sm. pi. one*s
love, flame. Os seus primeiros
amores, his first love.
Amor de hortelão, sm. {{bot.) the
herb called burdock.
Amor perfeito, sm {bot.) pansy,
hearfs ease. [blackoerry .
Amora, sf. a mulberry. — de silva^
Amorado,a,/)p. adj. ofmulberry-
colour, {fig.) concealed.
Amorar, va. (anc.) to conceal.
Amoravel, aaj 2 g. that inspires
love, loving.
Amoravelmente, adv. lovingly.
Amoreira, sf. mulberry-tree.
Amoreiral, sm. the place where-
in mulberry-trees grow.
Amoricos, sm. pi. love tricks.
Amorifero, a, adj. that has or
produces love. [of pear.
Amorim, adj. 2 g. Pêra — , a sort
Amormado , adj. glandened
(horses).
Amomado, a, pp. adj. lukewarm.
Amomar, va. to make lukewarm.
Amomecer, vn. to become luke-
warm. [lovingly.
Amorosamente, adv. amorously,
Amoroso, a, adi. loving, gentle
Amorpha, sf. {bot.) amorpha.
Amorpliia, sf. {bot.) amorphv.
Amorpho, a, adj. {nat. kist.)
amorphous. [shrouded.
AmortaUiado , a, jm. adj.
Amortalhador, sm. he that
shrouds [into a shroud.
Amortalhar, va to shroud, to put
Amortecer, va. todeadeu — vn.
and r to swoon.
Amortecido, a, pp.ae/;. deadened,
swooned, fainted away.
Amortificar, va. to kill, to slake.
Amortisação, sf. amortization,
amortizement [tized.
Amortisado, a, pp. adj. amor-
Amortisar, va. to amortize, to
redeem [able.
Amortisavel. adj. 2 ç. redeem-
Amossado, a, pp. adj. notched,
jagged [notches.
Amossar, va. to jagg, to make
Amostra, sf. acatem, a specimen.
Amiostraç^o, sf . t\ie accX ol ^q"^-
ing, demoiiat.TaX\0Ti.
AMP
— 69
AMP
Amostrado, pp. adj. Y. Mostrado
and derivated. [shows.
Axnostrador, sm. {anc.) he that
Axnota, sf. a sort of sluice for
keeping the water of the Tagus
from overflowing. [earth.
Ainotado, a, pp. aaj. covered with
Amotar, va. to earth up (trees.)
Amotinação, sf. mutiny, aproar,
insurrection. [tuously.
Amotinadamente , adv. tumm-
Amotinado, a, pp. adj. revolted.
— sm. a rautineer.
Amotinador, sm. a mutineer.
Amotinar, va. to mutiny, to
alarm. Amotinar-se, vr. to revolt.
Amoacos, sm. pi. a sort of rash
people in índia.
Amouriscado, a, adj, as a Moor,
in the moorish manner.
Amover, va. [anc.) to remove.
Amovibilidade , sf. revoca -
bleness. [removed.
Amovido, a, pp. adj. amoved.
Amovível, adj. 2 g, removable,
revocable.
Amoxamado, a, pp. adj. lean,
dry as dried fish or moxama.
Amoxamar, va. to dry as a dried
âsh or moxama.
Ampaco, sm. a sort of Indian gum.
Amparado, a, pp. adj. protected,
sheltered.
Amparador, ora, adj, that pro-
tects or defends.
Amparar, va. to protect, to shel-
ter, to defend. Amparar-sCt vr.
to fly to a place for shelter.
Amparo, sm. protection, support.
Ampelita or Ampelitis, sf. am-
pelite, cannel-coal.
Ampellia, sf. a plant that grows
near the vine.
Ampelographia, sf. description
of vines.
Ampeloprazo, sm. (bot.) a gar-
lick that grows in the vines.
Ampelusa, sf. a Greek vrorá
signifying plenty of granes.
Ampharistero, a, adj. awkward,
clumsy of both hands.
Amphiartlirose, sm. {anat ) am-
phiartbroais .
Amphibio, a, adj, and s. [zool.)
amphibious, amphibial ; pi. am-
phioia. po^-
Amphibiologia , sf. amphibio-
Amphlbolia, sf. amphiboly.
Amphibologia, sf. amphibology.
Ampbibologico, a, adj. araphi-
bological, doubtfuí.
Ampmbraco, sm. {poet.) amphi-
brach.
Amphicephalo, sm. a bedstead
with two heads. [tyons.
Amphictyões, sm. pi. amphic-
Ampliictyonia, sf. right which
the principal cities of Greece
possessed of sending a deputy
to the Amphictyonic council.
Amphictyonlco, a, adj. amphic-
tyonic. [fllce of the uterus
Amphideão, sm. {anat.) the ori-
Amphignry, sm. ludicrous põem
or speech.
Amphimacro, sm. amphimacer.
Amphionio, a, adj. belonging
to Amphion. [dragon.
Amphiptera, sf. {herald.) winged
Amphisbena, sf. {nat. hist.) am-
phisbena or amphisben.
Amphicios, sm. pi. amphicians.
Amphismello, [sm. {surg.) am-
phísmila. [trai.
Amphitheatral, adj. amphithea-
Ampmtheatro • sm. amphi -
theatre.
Ampmtryão, sm. {myth.) amphi-
tryon, host, master of the feast.
Amphitrite, sf. Amphitrite the
daughter of Nereus ; the sea.
Ampnora, sf. {anc.) amphor, am-
phora. [an amphor.
Amphoral, adj. 2 g. that bears
Amplamente, adv. amply, fully.
Amplastico, adj. {meã.) em-
plasti<;.
Amplexo, sm. {poet.) an embra-
cing. V. Abraço.
Ampliação, sf'. ampliation, am-
phfication. [pliation.
Ampliadamente, adv. with am-
Ampliado, a, pp. adj, amplified,
augmented . [prover
Ampliador , sm. %xs\\V\^«t\«svvBsr
AmplVdX^ "O a. \o ^\!K«è\\"^j ^ vç> -skkv.-
AM\J
AmpUdão, tf, MiipXeikeas, large-
Bess.
Ampllíioaç&o, af. anipliftcatksL.
Amplitioadattoate^ adw, ytHk
Aniplifíc&tion. _
Amplif ioadot a> H^* <»i^'* ni>9<^
fied, increaMd.
AmpUfioador^ cra^ «. «m ãdj.
amplifier.
▲mplilioanta, adj. Ihãt u^lt-
fies, aniplifying'
Amplificar, «o. ío aapUficate,
to amplify.
AmpUfioav*!, adj. S ^. ibat may
be ampliâed« [extends.
Amplifico, a, adj. large, tbat
Am.plitude, sf. amplitude, ex-
tent {asir) «— ortivay eastern
amplitude.
Amplo, a, adj. ample, large,
Ampolhar, va. to lav eggs Tit is
said of the bees)< V. Empalhar.
AmpoUa, sf. a bubble of \rater
wnen it rains. [shaped.
AmpoUaceo, a, adj. (6o^) vesiclo-
Ampulheta, sf. an hour-glass.
AxnpuUa, sf^ ampulla ísacred
vesset nsed at tbe altar.)
Amputação^ sf. amputation.
Amputado, a, pp. adj. amputated.
Amputar, va. {surg.) to amputate.
Amuadamente, ado. angrily.
Amuado, a, pp. adj. tbat looks
angry, surly, sulky.
Amuar, va. to make one angry
— vn. to take a pet, to pout.
Amulatado, a, aaj. like a mu-
latto.
Amuletico, a, adj. of or belon-
ging to an amulet.
Amuleto, sm. amulet.
Amumiado, a, adj. mummiâed.
Amuniciado, a, adj. V. Muni-
ciado.
Amuo, sm. sulkiness, a pet.
Amura, sf. {a sea term) tne main
tack. [witbin the ship.
Amuradas, sf. pi. the high sides
Amurado, a, pp. adj hauled or
broQght aboard the tack of a
sajl.
Amurar, va. (a sea term) to baul
or bring aboard the tack of a
sail.
— 70 — ANA.
Amorolar, va. to emlt moistore.
Amígdalas, sf. pi, {onat.) amig-
dal»y tonsils.
Amygdalario, a, adj. {geál.) it
ia aaid of rock having fossils
resembling the ahnond.
Amygdaline, adj. 2 g. amygda-
liue,
lAmygdalite, sm. {hot.) amygda-
Kte. — hned.) quincy,
Amygdaloide, adj. 2 g. that is
resembling the almond. — sm,
[min.) araygdaloides lápis.
Amylacer or Amylaceo, a, c^j.
amylaceous.
Amintyco, a, adj {pharm.) for-
tifying, strengthemng.
Ana, sf. an ell.
Anã, adj, and sf. dwarf, V. Anão,
Anabaptismo, sm. anabaptism.
AnabapUstas, sm. pi. anabap-
tists.
Anablepse, sm, (med,) the reco-
very of the sight after having
lost it.
Anabrochismo, sm. (surg.) an
operation in the eye-hds.
Anaca, sf. [hist. ncU.) a paroqnet
of Brazil.
Anacandaia, sf. {naf. hist.) ana-
candaia, bubalinus.
Anacardina, sf. the confection
made -with anacardium.
Anacardino, adj of anacar-
dium.
Anacardo, sm. anacardium, the
cashew-tree.
Anacathartico, a, s. and adj.
(jned.) anacathartic , a medicine
that works upwards.
Anaçado, a , pP' adj. agitated,
beaten.
Anaçar, va. to beat or mix things
by long agitation.
Anacepbaleose or Anacepha
leosis, sf anacephaleosis.
Anacbronismo , sm. anachro-
nism.
Anaclase, s. {surg.) the bending
of some fractured member.
Anaclastica, sf, {optic.) ana-
cVastÂcs.
Aiiac\eíUfiO> Q^> adi. Canta — ^^
À
\
ANA
_ «71 _
ANA
song nsed by the Greeks yrhem.
they persecuted their encmies,
Jinaoo, sm. a kid two yenrs old.
Anacolutho, sm. iraram.) anaco-
luton, a sort of ellipse.
Anacoreta, sm. anacfaoret, anar
chorite. [tical.
Anacoretico, a, adj. anachore-
Anaooreticaxnente, adv. as an
anachoret.
Anacoretismo, sm. tfae life of an
anachoret; a solitary life.
Anaçoado, a, adj. of a natlon.
Anacreontico, a, adj. anacreon-
tic.
Auaddir, va. {ane.) to add.
Anadel or Anlxadel, sm, a Moor-
ish captain.
Anadema, s. {anc.) anademe,
crown of flowers. [sis.
AnadiploEds, sf. {rhet.) anadipio-
Anafa, sf. ibot.) melilot.
Anafado, a, pp. adj. sleek, fat,
that has a smooth coat («peak-
ing of borses,etc.).
Anafaim, sf. tbe :ôrsrt «ilk yam
spun by tne silk-'wonn.
Anafar, va. to aomb a horse.
Anafega, sf. a kiud of finxit ealled
jujube.
Anafil, sm, alifoorish trampei.
AnaíUeiro, sm. he that tHajs
Anafil. [anapoora.
Anáfora or Anaidiora, sf. (rhet.)
AnagalliB, sf. {hot.\ anagaUis.
Anaglyptaloo, a,aâf . anaglrpitic.
Anaglsrplw, «n, \eseulp ) aaa-
Aautgoa, sf. aákift, « -wmnaifs
tmaer garment of Mnen.
Anagogia, sf. [tkeol.) anagogj.
Anagegloos, sm.pl. speeches or
Sra^ers that «xaK tbe laúid to
ivine contemplatioBB.
Anagrannna, «m. anagram.
Anagrasnmatisar, va. to ana<
grammatise. [g^aamattsin.
Anagrasunatiamo , sm. ana-
■ABaipTimmmtftrta, <w. apaiyaai-
Anal or Annal, acíj. asai, per-
taining to the anus.
Analcimo, «m, {min.) analcim.
Analectos, sm. pi. analects : se-
lections from authors.
Analemma, sm. {astr.) analemme.
Analepcia, sf. [med.) analepsis.
Analeptica, sf. [med.) analeptic.
Analeptlco, a, adj. analeptic,
comforting. [mity.
Analogia, sf. analogy; confor-
Analogicamente, aam. analogi-
cally .
Analógico, a, adj. analo^cal.
Analogismo, sm. analogism.
Analogistico, a, adj. analogical.
Análogo, a, adj. analogous.
Analphabeto, sm. he that is
ignorant.
Analysado, a, pp. adj. analyzed.
Analysador, «m. analyzer. —
adj. analyzer, one who anaiyzçs.
Anaiyaar, va. to analyze. [sis.
Analyse or Aná^ynás, sf. analy-
Analysta.«m. analyst. [cally.
Analyticamente, adv. analyti-
Analytico, a, adj. analvtic, ana-
iytical. [iniallibility.
Azxamartesia, sf. impeccability,
Anamnesia, sf. reminiscence.
Anamnetieo, sm. anamnetic.
Anamorphose, sf. anamorphosis.
Ananaz, sm. ananás or pine-apple.
Ananazeiro, sm. the pine apple-
tree.
Ananicar, va- to make dvarf,
ifi^.) to diminish.
Anão, sm. and adj. m. dwarf.
AnapetBtico, a, aaj. anapestic.
Anapeoto, sm. [poet.) anapest
Verso cem — «, an anapestic
verse.
AnaiArodisia , sf. {med ) the
absence of Tenereal appetite^
Anapfarodito, a, adj. (msd)
anaphroditical. {plerotic.
AnapWrotico, a, adj. (stirg.) ana-
Aaapneiisis, sf. (med.) breathing ;
respiration
Anaseida, tf. «ci&c<^;:} .
1 «ii8cr^\c8\.
l AnaxchtoUi, «m. Miy^Ms?^»
ANC
— 72 —
AND
direction of the blood to the
head.
Anasarca, sf. [meã.) anasarca.
Anasarco or Anasartico, adj.
anasarcous, dropsical.
Anassas, sm. anassas (a fruit of
Africa). [health.
Anastasis, sf. a recovery of
Anastoxnatico, a, adj. anasto-
matic.
Anastomosar-se, vr. to anasto-
mose, to form an anastomosis.
Anastomosis, sf- {med.) anasto-
mosis.
Anastrophe, sf. (gram.) anastro-
phe, anastropny.
AnatadOf a, adj. covered -with
cream.
Anathexna, sm. anathema; {fig)
a victime, a sacriâce.
Anathematisação, sf. anathe-
matization. fmatized.
Anathexnatisado, a, adj. anatfae-
Anathexuatisar, va. to anathe-
matize, to excommunicate.
Anathexnatisxuo, sm. anathe-
matism.
Anatocismo « sm. anatocism i
usnrious contract.
Anatomia, sf. anatomy; {fia.)
anatomy dissection. [calíy.
Anatomicamente, adv. anatomi-
Anatomico, a, adj. anatomical.
— sm. one who dissects bodies.
Anatomisado, a, pp adj. anato-
mized.
Anatomisar. va. to anatomize,
ifig.) to search, to examine.
Anatomista, sm. anatomist
Anatrope, s . {med.) inappetency.
Anaudia, sf. dumbness.
Anavalhaao, a, adj. razor-
shaped [ammoniac.
AnaTar or Anaxatre, sm sal
Anca, sf. the hip or haunch.
Ancado, sm (veter.) a horse^s
sickness. [haaghty.
Ancho , a , adj. broad , wide ,
Anohova, sf. anchovy. [nity.
Anchura, sf breadth; (fig.) va-
Anoia, sf. anxiety. pain» anguish,
grief. As — sda morte, the pan&:&
ofdeath, ^
•AnoiS, sf. aa olá woman.
1
Anelado, a, pp. adj anguished,
tormented.
Ancianidade, sf. ancientry, an-
cientness, seniority.
Ancião, sm. a venerable old man,
an elder Os anciões^ sm. pi.
the elders Ancião, adj. m. an-
cient, old.
Anoiar, va. to cause anj^sh,
affliction ; {fia.) to wish for. —
vn. to pant. Anciar-se, vr. to be
panged, to be nauseated.
AnoiUa, sf a -woman-slave, a
servant.
Ancinho, sm. a rake.
Anciosamente, adv. anxiously.
Ancioso, a, adj anxious, carefol,
affiictive.
Anco, sm. elbow ; any flexure or
angle in general.
Ancora, sf. an anchor; {fig.) hope,
safety. E^a nossa — , a nossa
esperança, it is our sheet anchor.
Ancorado, a, pp. adj. anchored,
that rides at anchor.
Ancoradouro, sm. anchorage,
anchoring, anchor-ground.
Ancoragem, sf. anchorage, an-
choring. [chor.
Ancorar, va. {a sea term) to an<-
Ancoreta, sf. stream anchor.
Ancoreto or Ancorote, sm. a
kedger, a small anchor.
Anoylomelo, sm. {surg ) a curve
probe. [sis.
Ancylotomo, sm- {nwg.) ancvlo-
Andía,tnícr;. go, go away ! — (oof,)
anda, Brazilian tree.
Andabatas, sm. pi. andabatse a
sort of gladiators who fought
hood-winked.
Andaço, sm. contagious disease
Andadeiras sf. pi leading-
strings. Carecer de — , {fig.) to
want to be led by another-
Andadeiro, 9L,adj. a great walker.
Andado, a, jTp. adj. walked. Meio
caminho — , {fig.) that overcame
a great part of a difâculty.
Ancuidor, sm. a great walker. —
adu summoner.
Amasidoria., sf . ^e o^^ç.% ot «ossa.-
AND
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ANE
Andaimada, sf. a scaffolding.
Andaime or Andaimo, sm. scaf-
fold, scaffolding for masons.
Andaina, sf. a row. — de artilhe-
ria, a battery. [one story.
Andajem, sf. {anc.) a house of
Andamento, sm. march, method
of proceeding. [way.
Andamo, sm. {anc.) a passage or
Andança, sf. the adventures of
the knights-errant.
Andante, aJj. 2 g errant, vaga-
bond. — , s. and adj. {music)
andante.
Andantino, sm. a less slow mo-
tion that the andante.
Andar, t;n. to go, to -walkytostep,
to move, to De carried or con-
veyed from one place to anoth-
er ; to run, to elapse {time) ; to be
spread , propagated (diseases,
news) ; to continue in a certain
State. — de saúde, to enjoy health.
Construed with verbs of action
or motion it indieates conti-
nuance, and is rendered in En-
glish by to be about. — dizendo,
espalhando^ to go about saving,
spread ing, etc. — para., to oe on
tne eve of doing somothing. —
a pé^ to walk, to go on foot. —
a cavallo, em carruagem, to ride.
— embarcado or a vela, to sail.
'•^pejada {mulher), to be with
child. — a passo, to pace. — a
gallope, to gallop. — de trote, to
trot. Com o — ao tempo, in the
course of timo. — triste, to look
sad. — bom, to look well. —
atraz de alguém, to be looking
for somebody. Ir se andando, to
sheer off. — de pé, to rise, to be
no longer bedrid.
Andar-se, vr. to be in the act of
doing. Anda-se em busca de, they
are in search of.
Andares, s. pi. loc. Tive com elle
muitos — e tomares, I had many
disputes with hira.
Andarilho or Andarim, sm. a
runnlng footman.
Andari-ire2o5, sm. pi. (a sea term)
MoahlBforhoistingajid strikiiig
•P-Ajnaf
Andas, sf. pi. a bier to carry the
dead or rather the two polés
belonging to it.
Andavel, adj. 2 g. that walks.
Andejo, a, adj. frisking, çood
walker. ftains).
Andes, sm.pl. the Andes (monn-
Andillxas, sf. pi. a saddle for
woraen to ride on.
Andiroba, sf. {bot.) a sort of
Braziiian plant.
Andor, sm. a bier to carry images
in a procession.
Andorlnlia, sf. {nat. hist.) a swal-
low. — {bot.) celandine.
Andorinho, sm. swallow.— (a sea
term) strop. — s. pi. small foggels.
Andrajos, sm. pi. rags, tatters.
Andrajoso, a, adj. ragged, tat-
tered.
Andrapodocapelo, sm. a mer<
chant of slaves, or eunuchs.
Andreolitha, s. {miner.) andreo-
lite. — {bot.) the white jacinth.
Andrino, a, adj. Cavalío — >, a
damson-coloured horse.
Andrio, sm. {nat. hist.) a kind of
snake. [cious stono.
Androdamas, sm. {miner.) a pre<
Androgenia, sf. {med.) the suc-
cession of male to male.
Androgenesia, sf. {phil.) tho
physical and moral scienco or
developraent of humanity.
Androgyno, a, s. and adj. an her«
raaphrodite, androgynal.
Androido, sm. android, automo-
ton.
Andromeda, sf. {astron.) constel-
lution in the nortti hemisphere.
Androminas, «/*. j9^. cheats, false-
hoods. [to mankind.
Androphobla, sf. {med.) aversion
Androphobo, a, adj. he that
hatcs ali men.
Androsace, st?i. {bot.) androsace.
Androtomia, sf. androtomy.
Andurriaes, sm. pi. unfrequented
ways or passages.
Anecdota, sf. auucd.<^\.^.
Aneodotico, «l, adj. ^tv^c^qM\«s^
An©odo\.\a\A, sm A^ ^íaax ^^^V^t
ANG
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ANG
Aziediar,va.to make amooth or fat.
Anegaça, sf. V. Negaça.
Anegado, a, pp. adj. sunk,
drowued.
Anegar, va. to sink, to drown.
Anegociado, a, adj. {anc.) busy
with aflairs.
Anegrado, a, adj. made black.
Anel, sm. a ring. V. Antiel.
Anelectrico, a. adj. iphys. ) that
cannot bo clectrined by a
friction but by the communicar
tion. [year old.
Aiielho,5m.aslieep or ox, etc, a
Anexnasis or Anemia, sf. aneiny.
Anemobata, sm. a rope-dancer.
Anemocordio, sm. a kind of
harpsichord. [pl^y-
Anemograpliia, sf. anemogra-
Anemologia, x/*. anemology.
Anemometographo, sm. anemo-
meter adapted to a pendulum.
Anemometria, sf. anemonietry.
Anemómetro, sm. anemometer.
Anemone, sm. anemone, ane-
raony.
Anemonina, sf. {chem.) substance
extracted of tne anemone.
Anemoscopio, sm. anemoscopo.
Anepi^raplio, a, adj. -without
inscnption.
Anepitiiymia, sf. {med.) a defi-
ciency ofthe sensitive appetite.
Anesthesia, sf. {med.) a sort of
palsy. [an anchor.
Anete, sm. {asea term.) the ring of
Aneurisma» sm. and f. {ined.)
aneurism.
Aneurismal, adj. 2 g. aneurismaL
Aneurismatico, a, adj. aneu-
rismal.
Aneadm, sm. quibble.
Anfião, sm. opium.
Anfisibena, sf. a sorpent sup-
poscd to have two heads.
Anfractuosidade, sf. anfracluo-
sity.
Anfractuoso, a, adj. anfractuous.
Angâ, s. a fruit ot Brazil that is
like a bean. [seduced.
Angariado, SL.pp. adj. ailured.
Angariar, va. to allure, to seduce.
Angel, sm. a bird as a partridge.
AngeladOj a, adj. angelic
Angélica, sf. {bot.) angélica,
ling-wort.
Angelical, adj. 2 g. angelic.
Angelicamente, ado. angeli-
cally. [angels.
Angelicida, sm. a murderer of
Angélico, a, adj. angelic, ange-
lical. Agua — fl, {pharm. ) a kmd
of purge.
Angelim, sm. angelina (tree).
Angerato, sm. {bót.) a medicinal
plant resembling corianders.
Angina, sf. angina, quincv.
Anginosa, a, adj. {meã.) an-
giiious.
Angiographia, sf. angiography.
Angiologia, sf. angiology.
Angiorrliagia, sf. {rned.) bloody
flux by excess of lorce.
Angioscopio, sm. {anat.) an
instrument for examining the
capillary vessels. [sperma.
Angiosperma, adj. {bot.) angio-
Angiospermia, sf. {bot.) angio>
spermy. [giospermous.
Angiospermo, a, adj. (bot.) an-
Angiotomia, sf. {anat.) anglo-
tomy.
Anglicano, a, adj. anglican,
anglic, Anglicanos, sm. pi, an-
glicans.
Anglicism, sm. anglicism.
Anglio, adj. anglic, English.
Anglo, sm. English.
Anglomania, sf. anglomania.
Anglomaniaco , sm. angloma-
niac.
Angra, sf. a creek or bay.
Angu, sm. angu.
Angriia, sf. V. Enguia.
Anguifero, adj. anguilliform.
Anguipede, adj. 2 g. that has
feet as asnuke.
Angulado, a, adj. angulated.
Angular, adj. 2 g. angular. Pedra
— , ifiO-) síay or support.
Anguiaridade, sf. aiigularity.
Angulario, sm. an instrument for
measuring the angles.
Angularmante, adv. angulaily.
Angulo, sm. an angle, a comer.
— do olhOj the lachrymaL — (\k-itli
printers) caret (A). [guiar.
Anguloso, a, adj. angoloos, an-
ANI
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ANI
Angurria, sf. (merf.) strangury.
Angustia, sf. angustatlon ; an-
guish, pain.
Angustiadamente, adv, -with
anguish, pain.
Angustiado, a, pp. adj. an-
guished, tortured.
Angustiar, va. to trouble. to vex ;
to anguish ; to niuko narrov.
Angustiar-se^ vr. to be vexed.
Angustioso, a. adj, with anguish,
trouble. Anhelito — , a short
breath.
Angusto, a, adj. narrow, strait.
Angustura, sf.[bot.) angustura;
narrowuess of place.
Anhalação, sf. {med.) anhelation.
Anhelado, a, pp, adj. greatly
desired, wished.
Anhelante, adj. 2 g. that desires
earnestly.
Anhelar, vn. to breath short —
va. to desire anxiously.
Anhelito, sm. short ness of breath.
Anhelo, sm. an earnest desire. —
adj. {anc.) that desires earnestly.
Anho, sm. a lamb.
Anhoto, a, oÂj. {a sea term] Navio
— , a ship that is contmnally
upon a voyage to and fro, a
packet-boat. [sweat.
Anidrose, sf. the diminution of
Anihilar, va. and derivated.
V. Anif/uilar,
Anil, sm. or Anileira, sf. anil,
;.. Índigo. — adj. beionginç to old
age. [with anil.
Anilado, a, pp. adj. bluish, dyed
Anilar, va. to dye with indigo.
Anilhaçado, a, pp. adj, attached
with rings, linked.
Anilhaçar, oa. to link, to attach
with riiijjs.
Anilho, sm. ringlet. — {a sea term)
a mooring-riu{j.
Animação, f animation. —(alch.)
fernientation. Ungly.
Animadamente, adv, animat-
Animado, a, pp. adj. animated,
lively. [animatcs.
Animador, sm. anitnator, one that
Ajaimadveraão, sf. aniIDadve^
aJÍ^°'^ fmadverted.
^àaimadirerUdo, a, pp. adj. ani-
Animadvertlr,t.'n.to a D ima d vert
Animal, sm. an animal.
Animal, adj. 2 g. animal.
Animalaço, sm. a grcat animal.
Animalculo, sm. {nat. kist.) ani- -
malcule, a little animal.
Animalejo, sm. a little animal.
Animalia, sf. {anc.) a beast, a
brute.
Animalidade sf. animality.
Animalisação, sf. animalization.
Animalisado, a, pp. adj. anima-
lized. [of the animal.
Animalismo, sm. nature. <iualíty
Animalisar, va. to aniinnlize. Am-
mnlisar-se, vr. to bo animalized.
Animante, adj. 2 g. nnimating.
Animar, va. to animate, to make
alive; to givo 11 fe; {fig.) to
enconrage. Animar^se. vr. to be
stimulated. [animated
Animavel, adi. 2 g. that may be
Anime, sf. {pnami.) anime, gnm
anime. [ofthesonl.
Animioida, «m.(fA?o/.) amurderer
Animista, sm. he that attributes
to the soul ali the phenoraena
of animal econom^.
Animo, 5m. soul, spirit; courage,
valour. Estar de — . to piirposo.
Animosamente, aav. courage-
ously, valiantly.
Animosidade, sf. anímosity,
valour, courage. [rageous.
Animoso, a. adj. brave, cou-
Anina, sf. an iron rinjílet.
Aninado, a, pp.adj. lulled.
Aninar, va. to luU.
Aninhado, a, pp. adj. nestled.
Aninhar, va. to nestle. Aninhar-
se, vr. to make a nest.
Aninho, sm. a young lamb.
Aniquilação, sf. annihilation.
Aniquilado, a, pp. adj. annihllr
ated.
Aniquilador, sm. and adj. that
annihilates. [tion.
Aniquilamento, sm. annihila-
Aniqnilar, va. to annihilate, to
destroy. Antq[uiíar-se, xr. Vi
AxÚB ot Axk.\ao, sm. «cvv^«v.
ANN — 76 —
Anisar, va. to strew over with
auise-seed or aniseed.
Anlvelado, a, pp. adi. levelled.
Anivelar, va. to levei, to make
even.
Anjo, sm. angel.
Axinaes, sm. pi. annals.
Azmal, adj. of a year.V. Annual.
— de missas^ an annat.
Annalista, sm. aonalist.
Azmata, sf. annat or annate.
Annatlsta, sm. an offícer em-
ployed about the annates.
Anneiro, adj. precarious, even-
tual.
Annel, sm. a ring. V. Anel.
Annelado, a, pp. adj. curled (the
hair); having the form of a
ring. [locks.
Anneladura, sf. the ringlets or
Annelar, va. to curl, to turn the
hair in ringlets.
Annexa, sf. dependency ; a small
estate, ecclesiastic living or any ■
rent annexed to a more consi-
derable.
Annexação, sf. annexation.
Annexado, a, adj. annexed,
United .
Annexar, va. to annex.
Annexidades, sf. pi. annexes,
annexed things.
Annexo, a, adj. annexed, joined.
— , s. a thing united to the main
object.
ANN
AnniferO; a, adj. (poet.) that pro-
duces fruit ali the year.
Anntquilar, va. V. Aniquilar and
derivated.
Anniversariainente , adv. an-
nually.
Anniversario, a, adj. anniver-
sary.
Anno , sm. year. Dia de — bomy
new-year's day. Dia de — «, birth
day.
Annojal, adj. 2 g. Leite — , milk
of cow that has calved lately.
Annoxninação, sf. annomination.
Annoso, a, adj. old, ancient. Y.
Ve/Ão.
A.nnotsíçSío, sf. annotation, re-
^^^' <^ommentaxY. (in law) —
«? àe/is, an edict by which the
guilty is obliged to appear be-
fore the judge. [tations.
Annotadamente , adv. with anno-
Annotado, a, pp. adj. remarked ;
{in law) summoned.
Annotador, sm. annotator.
Annotar, va. to annotate, to re-
mark.
Annua, sf. a letter refering the
events of every year.
Annual, adj. 2 g. yearly, annual.
Annualidade, sf. quality of being
annual. [nually.
Annualmente, adv. yearly, an-
Annuario, sm. a sort of work
published every year.
Annuente, adj. 2 g. that assents.
— , sm. he that grants or ap-
proves.
Annuidade, sf. annuity.
Annuido, a, pp. adj. assented.
Annuir, va. to nod, to assent, to
grant. [nulary.
Annular, adj. 2 g. annular, an-
Annullaçào, «/. annulling, annul-
ment. [abrogated.
Annullado, a, pp. aJj. annulled,
Annullador , sm. and adj. he
that annuls. [nuls.
Annullante, adj. 2 g. that an-
Annullar, va. to annul, to nul-
lify, to abolish.
Annullativo, a, atlj. {in law) that
annuls or nullifíes.
Annullatorio, a, adj. {in law)
that has the power of annul-
lating. [repealable.
Annullavel, adj. 2 g. abolishable,
Annumerado, a, pp. adj. annu-
merated.
Annumerar, va. lo annumerate.
Annunciação, sf. annunciatiou,
annunciating.
Annunciador, adj. and sm. an-
nouncer, one that announces.
Annunciante, adj. 2 g. that an-
nounces.
Annunciar, va. to announce, to
declare, to publish.
Annunciativo, a, adj. that an-
nounces, pubíishes.
Annuncio , sm. Tumowiicci\xvfiTLt.,
^ ^ I pubUcaXion, môssív.^<i.
>y which tho [ Axkirao, 8^ adj. aTitixw^, -s^^tVj .
ANO
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ANT
Ano. sm. anus, fundament.
Anodynado, a, pp. adj. softened
with anodyne medicines.
Anodynar, va. to assuage with
anodyne medicines. [lity.
Anodynia, sf. {med.) insensibi-
Anodyno, a, adj. anodyne, pare-
goric.
Anogueirado, a, adj. having the
colour of the walnut-tree.
Anoitecer, vn. to grow night.
Anoitecido, a, pp. adj. grown
night.
Anoj adiço, adj. irascible.
Anojado, a, pp. adj. that is in
mourning ; {fig.) tiresome.
Anojador, s. and adj. he that is
nauseous, a nauseous thing.
Anojamento, sm. {anc.) anger.
— mourning.
Anojar, va. to tire, to weary.
Anojar-se, vr. to'mourn, to be
sorrowful. [ness.
Anojo, sm. displeasure, peevish-
Anojoso, a, aaj. that is tedious,
tiresome. [lism.
Anomalia, sf. anomaly, anoma-
Anomalistico, a, adj. {ostron.)
anomalistic, anomalistical.
Anómalo, a, adj. anomalous, ir-
regular.
Anomia, af. anomia.
Anomias, sf.pl. anomise, fóssil
shells.
Anomocephalo, sm. with a de-
formity m the head.
Anon3rmb, a, adj. anonymous.
Anordesteado, a, pp. adj. de-
clined to the north-west.
Anordestear, va. (a sea term) to
decline to the north-west.
Anorexia, sf. {med.) anorexy.
Anormal, adj. 2 g. irregular.
Anortear, vn. to turn to the
north-west. [smell.
Anosmia, sf. {med.) deíiciency of
Anoveado, a, pp. adj. mulcted
for paying nine times the worth
of a stolen thing.
Anovear, va. to multiply nine
times the worth of a thing.
AnováUado, a, pp. adj. wound •,
í^-) offglomerated.
.Anovellar, va. to agglomerate.
Anq^iInhaB, sf. pi. hoop, farthin
gale. [rope.
Anriqfue, sm. {a sea term) buoy-
Anseaticas^ adj. pi. {cidades)
hanse-towns.
Anseres, sm. pL {nat. hist.) the
family of geese. [poral.
Anspeçada, sf. {milit.) under cor^
Anta, sf. anta, tapir.
Antacido, a, adj. antiacid.
Antado, a, adj. tanned.
Antagonismo, sm. (rned.) anta-
gonism.
Antagonista, sm. antagonist.
Antalgiai, sf, the absence of
pain.
Antalgioo, a, adj. antalgic.
Antalo, sm, antalium, antalus.
Antanaclaase, sm. {rhet.) anta-
naclasis. [goge.
Antanagoge, sm. {rhet.) antana-
Antaphrodisiaco, a, adj. anta-
phrodisiac. — , sm. antaphrodi
siac. [ditic.
Antaphroditico , sm. antaphro-
Antsxctico, a, adj. {astron.) an-
tarctic.
Antasthmatico, a, adj. {med.)
antasthmatic.
Ante, prep. before. Pé — pé^ foot
by foot.
Anteado, a, sm. and sf. son-in-
law, daughter-in-law.
Ante-aurora, sf. the break of
day.
Ante-braço, sm. fore-arm.
Ante-camara, sf. antichambcr.
Antecedência, sf. antocedence,
antecedency.
Antecedente, adj- 2 g. antece-
dent, preceding.
Antecedentemente, adv. ante^
cedently.
Anteceder, va. to precede, to an-
tecede; to exceed.
Antecessor, sm. an antecessor.
Anteoolumna, sf. {arch.) a sepa-
rated column before a buildinç.
Anteconhecimento , sm. anti-
cipated knowledge.
AntecoT, sm. qt K3D^ACiCst^^^^
AntecÒTO, sm. ^^^^-^"^^^5^* ^ ^si,^
ANT
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ANT
before he niarried herhad lived
a dissipated life. [vian.
Antediluviano, a, adj. antedilu-
Antedito, pp. adj. foretold.
Antedizer, va. to foretell.
Anteferir, va. to prefer.
Antefirma, sf. the words of civi-
lity preccdiug the siji^nature of
a letter.
Antefosso, sm. the moats which
surround the esplanada or gla-
cis.
Antegalha, sf. ia sea terni) a sort
of rope for fastening the sails
to the yards.
Anteguãrda, sf. V. Vanguarda.
Antehontem, sm. theday before
yesterday.
Antelaçãò, sf. preference.
Anteloquio, sm. a prologue, a
preface. [day.
Antelucano, adi. early before
Antemanliã , sf. before day-
light. [previoiísly.
Antemão, adu. with anticipation,
Antemeridiano, a, adj. anteme-
ridian. [previously.
Antemover, va. to move, to stir
Antemurado, a, adj. countcr-
mure d ; {/ig.) defended.
Antemural, sjn. a countermuro,
a barbican bolbre a castle.
Antemuro, sm. counter-mure.
Antenna, sf. the yard of a ship.
Antewias, sf. pi. {nat. hist.) an-
tennse, feelers.
Antennado, a, adj. {nat. kist.)
having aiUeimíie. [tros.
Antennal. sm. a sca bird, alba-
Antenome, soi. a title before the
rame of )):i|)tisra. [tial.
Antenupcial, adj. 2 g. antenup-
Anteoccupação, sf {rhet.) a li-
gure by >vhich is foreseen au
objectiori for destroying it.
Anteoccupante, adj. 2 g. preoc-
cupntin^'.
Antepaixão, sf. a passion pre-
cedi ng reason. [tored.
Anteparado, a, pp. adi. shel-
Anteparar. va. to sheltor, to
se cure fiom ; {fig.) to repel, to
oppose. — , vn. to stop.
Anteparas, sf pi. [a sea term)
partitioDS made of boards to di-
vide deck and atore-rooms.
Anteparo, sm, a portal before a
door. [birth.
Anteparto, sm. before the child-
Antepassado, a, pp. adj. pa<t,
past o ver. [forefatners.
Antepassados, sm.pl. ancestors,
Antepassar, va. to precede, to
go before.
Antepasto, sm. suoh dishes as
are first served at table.
Antepenúltimo, a. adj. antepe-
nult, thft last but two.
Antephialtico , a, adj. (med.)
good against the nightrinare.
Antepilectico, a, adj. {med.) an-
tepileptic.
Antepoimento, sm. {ane.) the
act of anteponing.
Antepopa, sf. {a sea term) the
fore part of the stern.
Antepor, va. to prefer, to antc-
pone.
Anteporta, sf. a folding-door.
Anteportaria, sf. an outer room
next the principal door of a
convent.
Anteposição, sf. the act and ef-
fect of prefcring.
Anteposto, Si,pp. adj. set before,
preíered.
Antepotente, adj. 2 g. {poet.)
more powerful, potent.
Anteprimeiro, a, adj. prelimi-
nary. [speedily.
Antequanto. adv. {anc.) (juickly,
Anterior, adj. 2 g. anterior, for-
nior. [precedency.
Anterioridade, sf. anteriority,
Anteriormente, adv. previously,
before.
Antes, ado. before; rather, sooner.
Antesala, sf. anteroom.
Antesignano, sm. {tnilit.) an en-
sign. [before the time.
Antetempo. adv. loc. untimely,
Antever, va. to foresee.
Anteverter, va. to go before.
Antevertido, a, pp. adi. pre-
ceded. [tne eve.
Antevéspera, sf. the day before
Antevidenoia, sf. foresight, pro-
vidonce.
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Antevigilia, sf. fore-vigil.
Antevisto, a, pp. adj. foreseen,
presaged. [mintic.
Anthelmintico, a, adi. anthel-
Anthemis, .^. {bot.) anthemis.
Anthera, 5^. ibot.') anther^ apex.
Anthese, s. [bot.) this name is
given to the phenomena pre-
sented, by the opcning âo^srers.
Anthologia, sf. anthology.
Anthora, sf. (bot.) anthora, hel<
met-flower. [buncle.
Anthrax, sm. (anc.) anthrax, car-
Anthroceros, sm. {bot.) a plant
of genus alga.
Antnropoíilo, sm. afríendofthc
mankind.
Antliropoforxne, adj. 2 g. having
the human forra.
Anthropogenia . sf. knowledge
of the human generation.
Anthropographia, sf. anthropo-
graphy.
Anthropographo , sm. he that
■writes upon wie human race.
Anthropolatria, sf. worship of
the man.
Anthropomagnetismo, sm. an-
thropomagnetism.
Anthropomorpliia, sf. anthro-
pomorphy.
Anthropoxnorphos, sm. pi. an-
thropomorpha, [phagy.
Anthropophagia, sf. anthropo-
Anthropophago, a, adj. anthro-
pophagons («.7)/.anthropophagi).
Anthroposomatologia, sf. a
descri ption of the human oody.
AnthropoBophia, sf. anthropo-
sophy.
Antirroçotomia, sf. anatomical
dissection of a man.
Anthyllião, sm. {bot.) anthyllis.
Anth3nioptico, a. adj. and s. an-
thynoptic. [tihysteric.
Antliysterico, a, adj. and s. an-
Antisúsortivo, a. adj. {med.) goocl
against the aboi-tion.
Antiácido, a, adj. antiacid.
Antiapoplectico, a, adj, antapo-
plectic. [tarthritic.
Antiarthritico, a, adj. and s. an-
Antlasmatico, a, adj. antasth-
matío.
AnUcachectloo, a, adj. antica-
chetic.
Anticanceroso, a, adj. (jned.)
good against the câncer.
Anticeltico, a, adj. (med.) anti<
venereal.
Antichristôlo, adj. antichristian.
Antichristianismo , sm. auti-
christlanism.
Antichristo, sm. antlchrist.
AntichroniBmo, sm. mistake in
chronology.
Anticipaçao, sf. anticipation.
Anticipadamente , aav. antiei-
pately, previously.
Anticipado, a. adj, anticipated.
Anticipador, .vn. anticipator. — ,
adj. anticipating. [patinf^.
Anticipante, adj. 2 q. antici-
Anticipar, va. to anticipato. Ati-
ticípar-se, vr. to precede, to
come sooner ; to prevent, to be
beforehand with.
Anticonstitncional, adj. i g. an-
ticonstitutional.
Anticonstitucionalznonte, tvlo.
unconstitutionally. [metic.
Anticosmetico, a* adj. anticos-
Antidata. sf. antedate.
Antidatado, a, adj, antedated.
Antidatar, va. to ant(>date.
Antidemocrático, a, adj. anti-
democratic.
Antidemoniaco, a, adj. and s.
he that denies the oxistence of
demons. [the diabetes.
Antidiabetico. a, adj. destroying
Antidiaphoretico, "a, adj. good
agí;iiist oxce; sivo hwoats.
Antidoron, sm. a prcscnt.
Antidotal, adj. 2 g. antidotal.
Antidotar, va. to antidote.
Antidotario, sm. antidotary.
Antidoto, sm. antídoto, preven-
tivo; (fig.) preservativo.
Antidropico, a, adj. {med.) anti-
dropsical. [dysenteric.
Antidysenterico, a, adj. anti-
Antiemetico, a. adj. antemetio.
Antiface, sm. a veil for covering
the ince. [febrile.
Antifebril, adj. 2 g. {med.) anti-
Antiflogistico, a, adj. autiflo-
gistic.
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Antigamente, adv. anciently.
Antigar, va, to make ancient.
Antigo, a, adj. ancient, old.
Antigotoso, a, adj. good against
H the gout,
Antigrapho, sm. a mark to dis-
tinguish the words we raake
notes upon, from the explana-
tion of them. [old.
Antiguado, a, adj. antiquated,
Antigualha, sf. &núc^mty.
Antiguidade, sf. antiquitv.
AntiEectico, a, adj. {mea.) anti-
hectic.
Antihemorroidal, adj. 2 g. and
s. antihemorrhoidal.
Antiherpetico, a, adj. is said of
ali the remedies against the
herpes.
Antihydrophobico , a , adj.
against the hydrophoby.
Antihydropico,a, adj. antidrop-
sical. [tihypocondriac.
Antihypocondriaco, a, adj. an-
Antilethargico, a, adj. and s.
(med.) couhteracting lethargy.
Antillias, sf. pi. the Antilles.
Antilogarithmo , sm. antiloga-
rithm.
Antilogia, sf. antiloçy.
Antilope. sjn. {nat. híst.) antílope.
Antiloquio, sm. exordiura.
Antilutherano, a, adj. and s.
antilutheran.
Antinieph3rtico, a, adj. and s.
good against the mephitical
emanations.
Antiministerial, adj. 2 g. anti-
ministerial.
Antimonarcliico, a, adj. anti-
monarchical, antimonarchic.
Antimoniado, a, adj. {pharm.)
antiraoniated. [nial.
Antimonial, adi. 2 g. antimo-
Antimonio, sm. (ínín.) antimony.
Antimoral, adj. 2 g. opposed to
the raorality. [tional.
Antinacional, adj. 2 g, antina-
Antinomia, £/*. {inlaw) antinomy.
Antiodontalgioo, a, adj. antio-
dontalgic.
.Antipapa, sm. antipope.
'AntipapadOy sm. the unlawful
^li^nity of the antipope.
Antiparallela , sf. antiparallel
line.
Antipathia, sf. antipathy.
Antipathico, a, adj. antipathe-
tical.
Antiperistaltico, a, adj. antipe-
ristaltic.
Antiperistasis, sf. antiperistasis.
Antipestilencial, adj. 2 g. anti-
pestilential.
Antiphen, sm. a mark to show
that some letters or words that
are joined together, ought to be
separated.
Antiphilanthropia , sf. defi-
ciency of philanthropy.
Antipfailanthropico, a, adj. an-
tiphilanthropical.
Antiphilosophico, a, adi. anti-
philosophical. [phlogistic.
Antiphlogistico , a, adj. anti-
Antiphona, sf. antiphony, an-
them.
Antiphonario, sm. antiphonary.
Antiphrasis or Antiphrase, sf.
antiphrasis.
Antipleuritico, a, adj. against
the pleurisy, antipleuritic.
Antipodal, adj. 2 g. antipodal.
Antipodas, sm. pi. antípodes.
Antipoliorcetica, sf. that part
of military art which treats of
the defence of places.
Antipolitica, sf. antipolicy.
Antipologia , sf. a writing
against an apology.
Antipsorico, a, aaj. (med.) an-
tipsoric.
Antiptosis, sf. (gram.) antiptosis.
Antiputrido, a, adj. anti-putrid.
Antipyretico, a, adj. antifebrile-
Antiquado, a.ypp. adj. antiquated,
old.
Antiquar, va. to antiqnate.
Antiquário, sm. antiquary.
Antireformista, sm. he that is
contrary to the reformations.
Antirepublicano, a, adj. antire-
publican. [tirevolutionary.
Antir evolucionário, a, adj. an-
Antirheumatico, a, adi. anti-
rheumatic. [dragon.
Antixrloina.,
Antiscioa,
lBl, sf. tV*^ ^\wA «tva:^-
k, sm. i-l. ku.úsa\%aa>w
mm
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inhabitants of the earth living
on different sides of the equa-
tor. [butic.
Antisoorbutlco, a, adj. antiscor-
Antiscrofuloso, a, aaj. antiscro-
phulous. [septic.
Antiseptico, a, adj. and 8. anti-
Antisocial, adi. â g. antisocial.
Antispasmodico, a, adj. and s.
^{med.) antispasmodic.
Ajitistroph.e, sf. antistrophe.
Antistruniatico,a, adj. antistru-
matic. [antis^philitic.
AntiS3npl^itico, a, adj. and s.
Antltetanico, a, adj. against
the tetauus.
Antithenar, sm. {anat.) the name
^iven to the two muscles, ono
m the palm of the hand, the
other in the plant of the foot.
Antltliesis or Antitliese, sf. an-
tithesis.
Antithetlco, a, adj. antithetic.
Antitypo, sm. antitype.
Antivenereo, a, adj. antivene-
real. [vermifuge.
Antiverminoso, a, adj. {med.)
Antiverolico, a, adj. {med.) anti-
variolous.
Antojado, a, pç. adj. desired, â-
gured to the sight.
Antojar, va. to íigure to the sight,
to fency. Antojar-se, vr. to long
for, to covet, to desire.
Antojo, 5771. imagination, fancy.
— , {in pregnancu) a longing
fancy. [bled, disguised.
Antolnado, a, pp. adj. uissem-
Antolhar, va. to dissemble, to
conceal; {fig.) to fansy. Anto-
Ikar-se, vr. to fancy; to desire
earnestly.
Antolhos, sm. pi. cye-ílaps, lu-
nettes to placo upon the eyes of
a vicious norse. [raasy.
Antonomásia, sf. {rhet.) antono-
Antonomasticamente, ado. an-
tonomastically. [mastic.
Antonomastico, a, adj. antono-
Anfontem, ado. the day before
yeaterday. [tho timo.
Ânfora, adv. untimely, before
AJOtorcha^ sf. a torch.
sf. (bot.) antoxantum.
Antracite, sf. (mm.) anthracite.
Antraz, sm. a carbuncle.
Antrefeito, adj. {anc.) a contract,
a bargain dune botween two
persons.
Antrelinliar , Antremetter ,
Ante'esachar, Antreter, eto.
V. Entrelinhar^ Entremetter^ etc
and derivated.
Antro, sm. antro, cave, den.
Anuçar, va. V. lieuunciar,
Anuduva, sf. {anc.) tho walls cr
ditch of a castle. [Brazil.
Anum, sm. {nat. hist.) a bird of
Anus, sm. {a7iai.) anus, funda-
ment.
Anuviado, aL,pp. adj. shado-wed,
darkened vi th cloiíils.
Antiviador, adj. thiit clouds or
darkens vitli clouds.
Anuvlar-se, vr. to bo clouded,
darkened with clouds ; (fig.) to
grow sad. Anuviar, va. to shadow,
to cloud. [medal.
Anverso, sm. the rcverse of a
Anxiedade, sf anxioty.
Anzol, sm. a hook ; {/ig) allure-
ment. [like.
Anzolado, a, adj. hooked, hook-
Anzoleiro, sm. ix houk-maker.
Anzolo, sm. a hook.
Ao, a word composod by the prfp.
a with the articlo o (it is em-
ployed with tho masculine na-
mes), pi. aos, to the, at tho. Ir ao
palácio^ to go to the palace.
Aodonto, sm. {nat. hist.) asortof
squalus.
Aonde, advy whero, whithcr. —
quer aue^ wheresoover.
Aoristico. a, adj. aorisiic.
Aorta, sf {anat.j aorta.
Aórtico, a, adj. (anat.) pertaining
to the aorta. [the aorta.
Aortite, s. {med.) indanimation of
Apachorrado, a, pp. adj. slug-
gish, slow.
Apachorrar-se, vr. to be wag-
gish, to grow sluggish.
Apaclbilidade, sf. aífability.
Apadezado, a, pp. adL covet*i<L
or armeò. mVYv ^ ^\Sà.
Apadezax, »a. \ô í)ccm^ \.q q.^n«£x
■í •«.
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Apadrinhado, a, pp. adj. pro-
tectoil.
Apadrlnhador, sm. protector.
Apadrinhar, va. to protect, to
secoml.
Apagado, a. pp. adj. put out,
cxtinguished ; dull, ílliterate ;
dis.ippointed, obscuro.
Apagaaamente , adu. faintly ,
romissl^'.
Apagador, sm. an cxtingnisher.
— , adj. that extinfruishes.
Apt^raf anões, sm. pi. (a sea temi)
leech-lines. [extinguishing.
Apagamento, .^m. a queuching',
Apagar, va. to put out, to extin-
guish , to blot out ; to quench,to
appcase; to tarnish, to darken.
Apagar-se, vr. to be extinguish-
ed; to vanish.
Apage, interj. away, fie.
Apagear. va. anc. to accorapany
as a page does. [of a boné.
Apagma, ?. (s^irg.) the dislocation
Apagogia, sf. (log.) apagogy.
Apainelado, a, pp. adj. adomed
with pictures. [pictures.
Apainelar, va. to adorn "with
Apaixonadamente, adv. pash
sionately.
Apaixonado, a, pp. adj. pas-
sionate, impassioned, fond ;
partial.
Apaixonar, va. to excite a pas-
sion, to pnssionate. Apaixonar-
se, vr. to becomo passionate,to
feel a violent passion for a
person. [apeasant.
Apaizanar-se, vr. to become as
Apalancado, Si,pp. adj. furnished
with pallisades, barred.
Apalancar, va. to furnish with
pallisades,tobar; (;Ç^.)toshutup.
Apalanquetear, va. to make use
of a bar shot.
Apalavrado, a, adj. betrothed,
afliancod. [bespeak.
Apalavrar, vn. to betrotn,- to
Apaleado, a, pp. adj. cudgelled.
Apaleador, sm. cudgellcr.
Apaleamento, sm cudgelling.
Apalear, va. to cudçel.
Apalestrado, a, adj. {anc.) pa-
Isestrian, palsestric.
Apalhar, va. to make a stravloft
Apahnado, a, adj. {bot.) pal-
mated. [of palius.
Apalmar, va. to palm, to make use
Apalpadellas, sf. pi. groping.
Andar ás — , to grope along.
Apalpado, a, pp. adj. touched
handled; (fig.) having a light
touch. — ae doença^ anected by
disease. — do clima., having eXí-
perienced the iníiuence of the
climate.
Apalpador, sm. he that handles.
Apalpamento, sm. the act of
feeUng any thing, a touch.
Apalpar, va. to feel, to touch, to
handle ; [fig-) to try, to attempt.
to sound ; to hurt, to aifect.
Apan, sm. a shell.
Apanágio, sm. appanage, the
portion of a so verei gn prince's
younger children ; [in lainSàorv&c.
Apandilhado, sl, pp. adj. that
makes part of a gang.
Apandilhar-se, vr. to be assem-
bled in a gang. [seized.
Apanhado, a, pp. adj. gathered.
Apanhador, sm. gatherer.
Apanhadura, sf. gathering, the
reaping of the corn. [ing«
Apanhamento, sm. {anc.) gather-
Apanhar, va. to take, to grasp,
to pick up, to ^ather, to reap,
to collect, to seize, to catch or
overtake. — chuva, vento ^ pan-
cadas, to receive or to be ex-
posed to the rain, vind, blows.
Apanho, sm. the reaping, gather-
ing.
Apaniguado, a, adj. and s. one
that depends upon another\s
patronage.
Apanthropia, sf. apanthroçy.
Apantufado, a, adj. as a slipper,
slipper-shaped.
Apapoilado or Apapoolado, a,
adj. poppy-coloured.
Apair, adu. near, nigh, just by^
compared, equal.
Aparabolar-se, vr. {anc.) to speak
uy parables.
Aparado, a,/)/», «rf/.cut, Icssened ^
{fig.) correct, ele^ant.
Aparador, sm. a side-board table*
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Aparar, va. to cut, to diminish,
to pare.
Aparas, sf.pl. shreds, parings.
Aparato, xmY. Apparato.
Aparçado, a, pp. adj, associated,
copartner.
Aparçar. vu. to makc partnership.
Aparcellado, a, pp. adj. fuU of
nidden rocks.
Aparcellaxnento,«77i. a place full
of hidden rocks.
Aparcellar, vfí. to divide in dif-
fereiít parcels. [derivated.
Aparecer, vo. V. Appareeer and
Aparentado, a, pp. adJ. related,
descendftd.
Aparentar, va. to contract kin-
dred. Aparpntar-ae. vr. to match.
Aparentellado, a. adj. kindred,
related. [a pen.
Aparo, sm. — de penna, the cut of
Aparochiar-se , vr. to fix one's
residencc in a parish.
Aparrado. a, adj. tortuons, lovr
la. plant). Homem — , a low and
big man.
Aparreirado, a, adj. enclosed
with vine-arbours. [ly.
Apartadamente, adv. separate-
Apartado, a,;?/), adj. soparated,
aparted. [rates or parts.
Apartador, adj. and s. that .sepa-
Apartamento. fun. .separation,
departure : divorce.
Apsurtar, va. to scparate, to part.
Apartar-se, vr. t*^ part vith one,
to separate ; (fig.) to digrcss
ftom the purpose.
Aparte, adv. apart: at distance.
Apascentado, a, pp adj. lod to
the pastnre, nourished.
Apascentar, va. to lead to the
pastnre (cattle) ; to nonrish , to
reed (men). Apascentar-se,vr. %o
be nourished.— o gado, to graze ;
{fig.) to indulge in pleasurable
gensations.
Apassamanado. a, p/). adj. laced.
Apassamanar. va. to lace.
Apassionar, va. V. Apaixonar.
Apassivar, vn. {gramm.) to raake
passive.
ApBBtorado, a, pp. adj. that is
Jwpt byashepherd.
Apastorar, va. to keop sbeep.
Apatetado, a, adj. silly, simplc.
Apathia, .tf. apathy. [leni.
Apathico. a, adj. apathic, mdo-
Apatlilsar, va. to inako apathic.
Apatita, sf. {mincr.) apatitc.
A|)aulado, a, vp. adj. raarshy,
fenny, moorisn; (fig.) fnll im-
mersed. [fenny.
Apaular, ra. to makc marshy,
Apavezado, a, adj. nrmt^il -with a
shield. Navio — , a ship with
•waste cloths orsights to binder
men from beinp- seen in fl^ht.
Apavezar, va. to guarnisb a síiip
with arniours.
Apavonação, sf. the act of ador-
ning with shining colours.
Apavonado, a, pp. adj. adomed
with brillant colours ; {fig.)
proud, presumptuoTis.
Apavonar, va. to adorn vritb.
shining colonrs. Apavonar-te f
vr. to be full of vanity.
Apavorado, a^pp. adj. ãíTrighted,
terrified. [rify.
Apavorar, va. to affri^'ht, to ter-
Apazignadamente, adv. quietly,
calmTj'. [quiet.uaciílcd.
Apaziguado, a, pp. adj. calm.
Apaziguador, sm. pacifier.
Apaziguamento, sm. pacifica-
tion. fto appease.
Apaziguar, va. to nuiet, to pacify.
Apeado, a, pp. aaj. disroounted,
nuniblcd.
Apeanhado, a, adj. that is aet on
a pedestal.
Apear, va. to di.'«mount, to aet up
a coach,to take the horses otit
of it : to turn or cast out; to
degrade ; (fíg.) to domolish.
Apechema, sf. {anat.) a fracture
in the skull.
Apeçonhado, a, pp. adj. poison-
ous. V. Venenoso.
Apeçonhamento, sm. the act and
effect of poisoning.
Apeçonhsur, va. to poisou.
Apeçonhentado, a, pp. adj. poi-
soned. [give poison.
Apeçonhentar, va. to poison, to
Apodadas, adj. f, pi. {oot.) pedi-
cillate (leaves).
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A|)edeata, sm. apsedeuta; an
illiterate person.
Apedeutismo, sm, deâciency of
instructioD.
Apedicellados, adj. m. pi. {bot.
pedunculato.
Apedrado, a, pp. adj. adomed
with precious stones.
Apedramento, sm. (anc.) the act
of adorning with precious
stones. [stone.
Apedrar, va. to besprinkle; to
Apedrejado, a, pp. adj. stoned.
Apedre jador, sm. one vrho throws
stones.
Apedrejar, va. to stone.
Apegação, sf. {in law) the act of
taking possession ot a thing.
Apegadamente, adv. with vis-
cousness ; with attachmcnt.
Apegadiço, a.,adj. sticky ,viscous;
{Hg.) that easilj^ talls in love.
Apegador, adj. that falis at.
Apegamento, sm. attachment,
alfection.
Apegar, va. to lay hold, to hand ;
to make one aífectionate. Ape-
gar-se^ vr. to adhere, to stick
last. Apegam-se-lhe as mãos, he
is given to thievery.
Apego, sm. attachment, aífection.
Apeia, sf. (Jbot.) a tree of Brazil.
Apeirado, a, pp. adj. íit to be
drawn.
Apeiragem, sf. ali the harness
Delonging to beasts that work
in the country ; ali the furniture.
Apeirar, va. to yoke, to put oxen
to a plough.
Apeiro, sm. a sort of strap made
of a buirs hide.
Apejado, Si,pp. adi, ashamed.
Apejar-se, vr. to oe ashamed.
Apellar, va. Apellidar, va. and
derivated. V. Appellar, etc.
Apellineo, a, adj. pertaining to
the painter Apelles.
Apello, adv. to the flowing of
nair ; {fig.) to the purpose. Vir
apello^ to come opportunely.
Apenado, a, pp. adj. imposed
with a penalt^.
Apenar, va. to impose a penalty,
to mulct.
Apenas, adv. scarcely, hardly.
Apendoado, a, p.p adj. guar-
nished with banners.
Apendoar, va, to furnish with
oanners. [sulated.
Apeninsulado, a, adj. penin-
Apenliorar, va. {anc.) to pledge,
to mortgage. [nines.
Apenninos, sm. pi. the Apen-
Apenteado, a, adj. {bot.) comb-
shaped.
Apepinado, a, adj. haying the
shape of a cucumber.
Apepsla, sf. (werf.) apepsy.
Aperca, s. {nat. hist!) quadruped
of Brazil. [rupture.
Aperção, sf. an opening ; \med.)
Aperceber, va. to prepare, to
coUect; to provido, to supply.
Aperceber-se, vr. to prepare one s
self, to understano, to discover.
Apercebido, a, ;)p. adj. prepared,
provided. [tion.
Apercebimento , sm. preparar
Apercepção, sf. immediate con-
science, interior.
Aperea, s. {nat. hist.) aperea.
Aperfeiçoadamente, adv. per-
fectly, exceedingly.
Aperfeiçoado, a, pp. adj. per*
fected, improved.
Aperfeiçoador, sm. improver,
perfecter.
Aperfeiçoamento, sm. improve-
ment, perfectness.
Aperfeiçoar, va. to perfect, to
improve. Aperfeiçoar-se, vr. to
grow or become perfect.
Aperiente, adj. 2 g. {med.) ape-
rient.
Aperitivo, a, adj. aperient.
Apermanente, sm. {anc.) coac-
tion, force.
Aperolado, a, adj. pearly.
Aperolar, va. to glve the shape
or colour of pearis.
Aperreado, a, pp. adj. vexed,
kept in svibjection. [hardly.
Aperreadamente, adv. cruelly,
Aperreador, adj. and s. an op-
pressor, one who keeps others
m great subjection.
Aperreamento, sm. subjection,
oppression.
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Aperrear, va. to vex one, to use
nim like a dog.
Apertada, sf. a crowd; {fig.)
anxiety, difnculty.
Apertadamente, adv. closely.
Pedir — , to crave.
Apertado, a, pp. adj bound fast,
pressed,squeezed; narrow,close,
tight, pressing, urgent ; forced,
compelled. Apertada necessidade^
extreme necessity. [band.
Apertadoiro, sm. a band, a swath-
Apertador, sm, he that binds hard
or fast.
Apertamento, sm. — da vida ,
austerity in a relig^ious house.
— de coração, anxiety.
Apertão, sm, a crowd, a throng.
Apertar, va. to bind, to clasp, to
nold fast ; to straighten, to x>ress
close, to clench, to wring ; to
shorten. — alguém, to urge, to
presa hard. — a mão, to shake
one's hand. — o coração, to afílict,
to make sad. — com alguém, to
urge. — vn. to grow severe
Apertar-se , vr. to shorten i to
stand or lie closely.
Aperto, a, adj, clear, manifest.
Aperto, sm. a crowd ; the act of
tying fast; (fig.) urgency, press ;
difflculty.
Apertura, sf. tightness, a narrow
place; {fig.) urgency, anguish.
Apesentar-se, vr to grow neavy
"Wlth old age.
Apesepello, adv. loc. barefoot.
Apessoado, a, adj a tall man.
^em — , that has a fine size.
Apestado, a pp. adj. infected,
corrupted. V. Empestado
Apestanado, a, aaj. having eye-
lashes.
Apestar, v. a. V Empestar.
Apetalo, a, adj. {bot ) apetalous.
Apetecer, va. V. Appetecer and
derivated.
Apezar, adv. in spíte of, notwith-
standing.
Apezarado, a, adj. sorrowful,
oonstrained.
Aphacer, sm. (bot.) a tree that
orings forth two fruits.
Aptiagia ,8f. {philos. ) indecisíon.
Aphelio or Aphelion, sm. {astr.)
aphelion or aphelium.
Apnellan, sm. {astr.) the more
beautiful star in the sign of
Gemini. [rese.
Apherese, sf. aphaeresis or aphe-
Aphereto, sm. (miner.) phospnate
of copper.
Aphesla or Aphesis, sf. {med.)
slackness in the muscles of
locomotion.
Aphidios, sm.pl. a kind of insects
living in the dung.
Aphldivoro, a, adj. aphidivorous.
Aphilantropia, sf. \med.) aphi-
lanthropy.
Aphlogistico, a, adj. aphlogistic.
Aphonia, sf. {med.) aphony.
Aphonico, a, adj. aphonical.
Aphorisxno, sm. aphorism.
Aphorista, sm. aphorist.
Aphoristico, a, adj. aphoristic,
aphoristical.
Aphrodiseo or Aphrodislaco, a,
adj aphrodisiac, aphrodisiacal.
Apliroaita, sm. {nat. hist.) aphro-
dita. [petro.
Aphronitro,«m. aphronitre, salt-
Aphta, sf. {med.) aphthse.
Aphtoso, a, adj. aphthous.
Aphyllo, a, adj. {bot.^j aphyllons.
Apiario, a, adj. pertaining to the
oees. — sm, apiary.
Apiastro, sm. [bot^ balm-gentle.
Apicaçar, va. to sting^ to vex.
Apical, adj, 2 g, that is ended in
a point.
Ápices, sm. pi. — da lei, the subtle
points of law.
Apicholado, a, adj. sprinkled
with raany colours.
Apioiadura, sf. the union of two
Soints forming the shape of a
ower.
Apiciforine, adj 9 g. having the
shape of apex or pomt
Apicilar, aaj. 2 ç. {bot ) fixed in
the summits of the stamina.
Apiculado, a, adj. having apex or
point, [ted.
Apiedado, a, pp. adj. commisera-
Apledador, sm. commiserator,
that is compassionate.
Apiedar, i;a. to move oaQ'& ^vt^>
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to commiserate, Apiedar-se, vr.
to take pity on one, to pity.
Apiforme, arfj. 2 g. {nat. kist)
Dee-shaperl. [with pepper.
Apimentado, a, adj. seasoned
Apincelado, a, pp. adj. painted
with a pencil ; (bot.) pencil-
shaped [pencil.
Apincelar, va. to stroke vith a
Apinel, sm. apinel.
Apingentado, a, adj bob-shaped.
Apinhoado. a, or Apinhado,
pp. adj. clung', sticking close
togethor.
Apínhoar or Apinhar, va. to
neap up, to stick close together.
Apinhoar-se, vr. to be crowded,
to croxvd.
Apipado, a, adj. pipe-shaped.
A pic[ue, adv. loc. a pealt, per-
pendicularly. Estar a — , (fiff-) to
be on the poiíit. [led.
Apisoado, a, pp. adj. fulled, mil-
Apisoar, va. to full, to mill.
Apisteiro, s?«. a cup to give
broths to sick pcrsons.
Apisto, sm. siibstantial broth.
Apitar, va. to whistle.
Apito, sm. a "whistle.
AplacaçSo, sf. appeasemenf.
Aplacado, a, pp. adj. appeased,
mitigated.
Aplacador,.<;m. appeaser, pacifier.
Aplacar, va. to ap[)ease, to miti-
gate, to pacif}'. Áplacar-se, vr. to
be appeased, softened.
Aplacavel, adj. 2 g. appeasable.
Aplaca velmente, adv. in an ap-
peasable niaiiuor.
Aplainado, a, pp. adj. planed ,
{fig-) smoothod, made easy.
Aplainamento, sm the act of
planting, smoothing.
Aplainar, va. to plane, to make
smooth. [made flat.
Aplanado, a, pp. adj. levelled,
Aplanar, va. to levei.
Aplaso, adv. loc. {anc.) at case,
byap-recinent. [aerivated.
Aplaudir, va. V. Applaudir and
Aplebear-se, vr. {anc.) to become
aplebian. [concerning.
Aples, adv Jane ) very nigh^ as for,
Aplestia, *f.{med,) insatiableness.
Aplumado, a^pp. adj. levelled.
Aplumar, va. to levei, to plomb.
A plumo. adv. loc. {anc.^ perpen-
diculary Esta linha ca/ie — ,tMs
line falis aplumb.
Apnea, sf. {med.) apna;a.
Apocal3npse, sm. apocalj^se.
Apocalyptico, a, adj. apocalyp-
tíc, apocalyptical.
Apocapnismo, sm. (med.) famiga-
tions with aroniatical vapours.
Apocathartico, a, adj. is said of
purgative substanoes.
Apocenosis, sf. {med.) evacnation
that is not natural.
Apocine, s. apocynum.
Apocope, sf. {gramm.) apocope.
Apocriphamente, adv. apocry-
phally.
Apocripho. a, adj. apocryphal.
Apocrisiario, sm. apocrisary.
Apodacritico, a, aaj. and s. false
critic ; ( med. ) a sort of sharp
remedy.
Apodado, ^iPP- o-dj- bantered,
qnizzed, scoffed.
Apodador, 5w. abanterer, scoffer.
Apodar, va. to banter, to scoff ;
{fig. ) to affront by roaking jocu-
lar comparisons. [swailow.
Apode, sm. {nat. hist.) apode, sea-
Apoderado, a, pp. aaj. seized,
invaded ; {anc.) powerml.
Apoderamento, sm. possession,
a taking.
Apoderar-se. vr. to invade, to
seize. Apoderar, va. to seize, to
take possession, to give posses-
sion. [feet.
Apodia, sf. {anat.) absence of
Apodíctico, a, adj. {didact.) apo-
dict. apodictical.
Apodioxis, sf. {rhet.) apodioxis.
Apodixe, sf. (rhet.) apodixis.
Apodo, sm. bantenng, jeer; (/ífif.)
a j ocular comparison.
Apcdo, a, adj. (nat. hist.) apodai.
Apodrecer, va. to make rotten,to
corrupt. — vn. and Apodrecer-ae^
vr. to grow corrupt, rotten, to
rot . {fig.) to become enervated.
Apodrecido, a, pp. adj rotten,
corruptftd. [cormptlon.
Apodrecimento, sm. rottenness,
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Apogèo, sm. apoçee; (fig.) the
nitíhest poiíit.
Apogeusia, sf. {med.) disorder in
the sonse ol' taste.
Apo08tico, a, adj. {aatron.) re-
lative to apoijoo. [script.
Apographo, sm. apogrnph, tran-
A^poiado, pp. adj. snpported, prop-
ped.
Apolar, va. to support, to staj, to
nold up; {Jjg.) to favour, to
protect. Ápoiuj'-se, v. r. to be sup-
ported, propjicd, to rest npon, to
rely ; {pff.) t«> be grounded
Apoio, sm. su])port, prop, basis;
Xfiff') protecliou, help, protec-
tor.
Apojado, a, adj. stretched out,
iilltid up.
Apojadura, sf. an extraordlnaij
abundance uf niilk in a nurse s
breast.
Apojeotura, sf. (mus.) aipipofrgia-
tura. [gaiters.
Apolainado, sm. one who uses
Apolainar, va. to give the shajpe
of ffaiters. [a needle.
Apolazado, a, pp.ndj plaíted with
Apolazar, va. to plait with a
needle.
Apoldrado. a, pp. adj, a maré
"with a colt.
Apoleado, a, pp. adj. strapped.
Apolear, va. to strap or punish
"with the strappaílo.
Apologado, a, pp. aiJj. handled,
toucned.
Apolegador, sm. one 'who nips.
Apolegadora. sf. nippin^, the
act of niakiufç murks with the
thumbs.
Apolegaxnento, sm. nipping.
Apolegar, vn. to make marks
"with tho thuiub, to uip.
Apolentadeira, sf. she that nou-
rishes with polanta.
Apolentado, a, pp. adj. nourished
with pólen ta.
Apolentador, sm. he who uou-
rishes or fecds with polenta.
Apolentar, va. to nourish, to feed
with polenta.
Apolioe« sf. a government secu-
Tàtjm'— de seguro, a policy of
insurance ; anote of the govern-
ment.
Apollineo, a, adj. concerniu^
ApoUo.
Apollo, sm. {myth.) Apollo.
Apologação, sf. npolojj:ue.
Apologeticamente, ado. apul«>-
{r*»tioalIy. [apul«)^etic.
Apologético, a, adi. apologeticalf
Apologia, sf. apolojry.
Apologioo, a, adj. {fine.) apoio*
getical.
Apologista, sm. apolopist.
Apologo, xm. apolo^ue, fable.
Apcltronado. a. pp. adj. l.»Hinír,
leaning buck in u lar^t; ann-
ohair
Apoltronar-Be. nr. to Inll, to lie
idly upon a lar^^e ariii-chnir.
Apolvilhante, adj. 2 g. that pow-
ders the hair.
ApolTllhar, vn. and derivated
V. Polvilhar.
Apolysis ur Apolysia, sf (med.)
uni>ending ot tht; liandagcs.
Apol3rtico, 57». (lit.) a surt of
verse.
Apomathcsia. sf. (nifd.) forget-
1'ulness (if a kiiowu thiiiir.
Apomecometria. sf. (phys.) apo-
oomctry.
Aponevrose, sf. (aiuit.i aponeu-
rosis. jpxuctly.
Apontadamente, udr. ili^tinctly.
Apontado, a, ///>. odj. siitchecl
wiih u nocillc; ii«»iiited. noted,
marked. Itdogio — , ro^riilated
clock.
Apontador, xm. an íibs<*rver. —
di: relógio, th"! hiiud of a clock
or wati.'h.
Apontamento, a)/<. n thin^picked
out; annottttion. — s.pl. the flrst
draughts of any work, notes.
Apontar, va. to point at a tfaiag,
to liote, ti> in»rk with points.
Apontar-sfí, vr. — com alguém,
to nppoint a útiy.
Apontoado, a. pp. adj. propped.
supported. — sm. a parcel of
thmgs loosí'ly stitched tugethor.
Apontoar, va'. to prop, to shore
up ; to Btitrh locsely.
ApophlegmatlMur, na. (Jnv»L^^»
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salivate with the help of certain
medicines.
Apophlegxnatisxno, sm. {med.)
apophlegmatism. [thegm.
Apopntegina, sm. an apoph-
Apophyge, sf. {arch.) apophyçe.
Apophyse, 5/ {anat.) apojphysis,
the prominent parts ot some
bonés [apoplectical.
Apopléctico, a, adj. apoplectic,
Apoplexia, sf. apoplexy.
Apopnixia, sf. {meã.) suffocation.
Aporfiar, vn. V. Porfiar.
Aporismado, a, adj. fuU of mat-
ter and corruption.
Aperrear, va. to beat with a club;
Xfig.) to vex. [arriving.
Aportada, sf. arrival, the act of
Aportado, a, pp. adj. arrived,
landed. [rival.
Aportamento, sm. arriving, ar-
Aportar, vn. to come into port.
Aportilhado, a, pp. adj. that has
loop-holea.
Aportilhar, va. to open gates or
loop-holes in a wall or snip.
Aportinhar, va. to open loop-
holes,
Aportuguezado, a, adj. that has
the Portuguese manners.
Aportuguezar, va to make Por-
tuguese. [moreover.
Após, prep. after that, behind.
Aposentado, a, pp. adj. lodged,
narboured.
Aposentador, sm. he who pro-
vides for lodgiugs.
Aposentadoria, sf. the jurisdic-
tion of an harbinger.
Aposentamento, sm. the act of
lodging; lodging, chamber.
Aposentar, va. to provide lod-
fings; to harbour, to lodge.
posentar-se^ vr. to lodge at one's
house ; to retire from a public
service.
Aposento, sm. an inner par-
lour, etc, lodgings
Apossa, sf. [med.) apozem
Aposimado, a, pp. adj, apoze-
mical. [zems.
Aposimar, vn. [med.) to give apo-
Aposiopese or Apoaiopeaia, sf,
(rAeí) aposiopeais.
Aposis, sf. {med.) diminution of
thirst.
Apositico, a, adj. {med.) that de-
prives of appetite.
Apospello, adv. loc. against the
hsiir. Barbear — , to shave against
the beard ; {fig.) violently.
Apossado, a, pp. adj. that has
taken possession.
Apossar, va. to put in possession,
to possess. Apossar-se, vr, to
seize, to take possession.
Aposta, sf. wager, bet.
Apostadamente, adv. on pur-
pose, resolutely, obstinately.
Apostado, a, pp. adj. betted, wa-
gered; obstinate.
Apostamente, adv.{anc.] bravcly.
Apostamento, sm. {anc.) orua-
ment, spruceness.
Apostar, va. to bet, to lay a bet
or wager ; to asseverate. Após-
tar-se, vr. {fig.) to vie with one.
Apostasia, sf. apostasy.
Apóstata, sm. and f. apostato,
recreant. — adj. 2 g. that has
apostatized. [tized.
Apostatado, a, pp. adj. aposta-
Apostatar, va. to apostatize; to
revolt.
Apostaxis, sf. {med.) the bleeding
at the nose.
Apostema, sf. {surg.) aposteme,
emposthume, abscess.
Apostemação, sf. apostemation.
Apostemado, a, pp. adj. aposte-
mated ; apostem atous.
Apostemar, vn. or Apostemar-se^
vr. to apostemate, to be aposte-
mated.
Apostematico, a, adj. Remedia
— , remedy against abscesses.
Apostemeíro, sm. a lancet to
open emposthnmes.
Apostilha, sf. {anc.) a calumny,
imposture.
Apostilla, sf. a note, an addition
to a writing, a postscript.
Apostillado, a, pp. adj. postilled,
explained. [notator,
Apostillador, sm. postiller, an-
Apostillar, va. to postil, to ex-
plain, to e\\ic\àa\.e.
Apostola, sf. an açoatoYvc^wiiasi.
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Apostolado , sm. apostleship ,
apostolate. [gelize.
Apostolar, va. to preach, to evan-
Apostolioal, adj. 2 g. {anc.) apos-
tolic. [cally.
ApostoUcamente, ado. apostoli-
Apostolloidade, sf. apostolical-
ness. [apostolical.
Apostólico, a, adj. apostolic.
Apostolo, íím. aposUe.
Aposte'ophado, a, pp, adj. apo-
strophized. [phize.
Apostrophar, va. to apostro-
Apostrophe, sf. {rhet.) apos-
trophe.
Apostropho, sm. {gram.) apo-
strophe.
Apostular, va and derivated.
V. Postular,
Apostura, sf. presence, air.
Apotaphlo, a, adj. (anc.) graye-
less.
Apothexna, sf. {math."^ a perpen-
dicular Uno taken ot the centre
of a regular polygon.
Apotentado, a, pp. adj. made
powerful.
Apotentar, va. to make powerful.
Apotheca, sf. warehouse.
Apotheosar, va. to make an apo-
theosis.
Apotheose or Apotheosis, sf.
apotheosis.
Apotomo, sm. {math.) apotonie.
Apotropia, sf. apotropy,
' poucadamente, adv.
sparingly
meanly,
Apoucado, a, pp. adj. limitod,
scanty, pusillanimous.
Apoucador, sm. that decreases,
diminishes.
Apoucaxnento, sm. meauness of
condition.
Apoucar, va. to diminish, to
lessen i {fig.) to humble, to dis-
grace. Ápoucar-set vr. to under-
value one's self.
Apouquentado, a, pp. adj. exte-
nuated, reduced.
Apouquentar, va. to reducc, to
extenuate ; to vex. Apouqiientar-
te; vr. to torment one's self.
Apoomntar, va. V. Aposentar,
ãnd deriv&ted.
Apoutado, a, pp aâj. come to a
pouta. V. Apoutar.
Apoutar, va. said by watermen
when thev cast stones instead
of an anchor.
Apozema, sm. an apozem.
Apparado, a, pp. adj. prepared,
adorned. [adorn
Apparar, va. to prepare, to
Apparatado, a, pp. adj. guarn-
ished, adorned.
Apparatar, va. to adorn, to dcck.
Apparato, S7n. preparation, sump-
tuousness.
Apparatosamente, adu sump-
tuously, splendidly.
Apparatoso, a, adj. sumptuous,
splendid . [pearing.
Apparecença, sf. the act of ap-
Apparecente. adj 2 g. [anc.) aj[)-
parente, visible.
Apparecer, vn to appear, to be-
come visible.
Apparecido, a, pp. adj. appoared.
Appareoixnento, sm. the act and
eÔect of appearing
Apparelhadamente, adv. pro-
paredly.
Apparemado, a, pp. adj pre-
pared, fítted, matched.
Appareihador, sm. one -who pre-
pares or âts up.
Apparelhamento, sm. appara-
tus, preparations ; tools, equip-
ment.
Apparelhar, va. to prepare, to
get or make ready, to match, to
nt, to dispose — uma vela, to set
a sail. Apparelhay^-se, vr. to pre-
pare one's self; (fig.) to be dis-
posed.
Apparelho, sm. apparatus, prepa*
rations; tools, equipment, am-
munition; {surg.) dressing of
wounds. [side.
Apparencia, sf. appearance, out-
Apparente, adj. 2 g. apparent,
certain, evident, conspicuous.
Apparentemente, adv. appa-
rently, likely, evidewtVj.
spectxe, >í\avoTv. ^ ^^^
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tingrs, etc. of galleys and small
craft.
Appellado, a, jyp adj. appealed.
— sm he that is appealed.
Appellamento, sm, {a sea term)
appealing, the set of oars, net-
tmgs, etc.
AppeUante. adj. 2 g. appealing,
he that appeals. — sm. appealer.
Appellar, vn {in lato) to appeal,
to bring in an appeal. Appellou
o enfermo, is saia of a sick man
TTho, being given over by physi-
cians, recovers.
Appellatlvamente, adv. appel-
latively.
Appellativo, a, adj. appellative.
Nome — , common name.
Appellatorio, a, adj {in law) ap-
pellatory.
Appellavel, adj 2 g. {in lato) ap-
pealable.
Appellidado, a, jm adj sur-
jiamed, nick-named.
Appellidador, sm. and adj that
surnames.
Appellidar, va to snrname, to
cry out; to alarm, to call to
arms. Appcllidarse^ vr. to he
called, surnaraed-
Appellido, sm. a snrname, cogno-
men, an alarm.
Appello, sm. V. Appellação,
Appendlce or Appendix, sm.
appendix, addition.
Appendlculo, sm. appendicle.
Appensado, a, pp. adj. suspen-
ded, joined. [ment.
Appensão, sf addition, supple-
Appensar, va. to hang, to sus-
pend. — um feito a outro, {in law)
to join a documentwith another.
Appenso, a, adj. suspended,
joined. [ter.
Appetecedor, sm. and adj. cove-
Appetecer, va to covet, to long
for . [desired.
Appetecido, a, pp adj. coveted,
Appeteoivel. adj 2 g desirable,
appetiblft. [tousness.
Appetencia, sf. appetency, cove-
Appetente, adj. 2 g. {anc.) that
excites the appetite.
Appetibilidade, */. appetibility.
Appetltar, va. to appetite, to ex-
cite the appetite.
Appetite, sm. appetite, desire, —
s, sm. pi. any passion in general.
Appetitivel, adj. 2 g. that excites
appetite. [tive-
Appetitivo, a, adj.{phil ) appetí-
Appetito, sm. V. Appetite ,
Appetitosamente , adv, vriUh
great appetite.
Appetitoso, a, adj relishing;
(ng.) tempting, desirable, he
tnat has a fancy for every thing
he sees.
Applaudente> adj. 2 g. he that
applauds. — sm. applauder.
Applaudido, a, pp . adj. api>lau-
ded, approved. [praiser.
Applaudidor , sm. applauder,
Applaudir, va. to applaud, to
approve. Applaudir-se^ vr to be
clapped ; (fig ) to praise one's
self for.
Applausivel, adj. 2 g. applausive,
Applauso. sm, applause.
Applicabilidade, 5/ applicábi-
lity.
Applicação, sf application, at-
tention , care ; destination ,
appointment.
Applicada, sf. {geom.) applicate.
Applicadaxnente, ado. appli-
cably, attentively.
Applicado, a, pp. adj. applied,
adapted; attentive. Um homem
— , a man of close study,
Applicamento, sm. that mnst be
applied.
Applicante, ac^y . 2 p'. thatapplies..
Applicar, va to açply, to design ,
to adapt, to suit Applicar-se,
vr. to be united, joined.
Applicativo, a, adj applicable.
Appllcavel, adj.l g applicable
Appôr, va. to set, to appose
Apposição, sf. apposition, set-
tiug. [able.
Apposito, a, adj apposite, snit-
Apostaxnento, sm. (anc.)-an ao-
cessory thing. [lating.
Apposto, a, pp. adj. added, re-
Apprecativo, a, adj that sup-
piicates. [der.
Apprehendedor, sm. apprehen*
APP
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APR
Apprehender, va. to apprehend,
to arrest ; (fig.) to conceivo, to
imderstand. — to bo apprehen-
sive of.
Apprehendido, a, pp. adj. ap-
prehended, arrosted, ifig.) un-
derstood ; feared. [fear.
Appreheneâo. sf. apprehension,
Apprehensibilidade, sf. appre-
liensibltíness.
Apprehensiva , sf. {phil.) apprc-
oension, pcrception.
Apprehensivamente, adv ap-
prehensively. [sible.
Apprehensivel, adj. apprehen-
Apprehensivo, a, adj. appre-
hensive.
Apprehenso. a, V. Apprehendido.
Apprehensor, s^m. apprehender.
Apprehensorio, a, adj. (in law)
that serves for apprehendin^
something.
Appremado, a, pp. adj, tied,
pressed.
Appremador, sm. {anc.) he that
ornds.
Appremar, va. to bind, to press,
\fig.) to oppress.
Appremiar, va. V. Premiar,
Apprensão, sf V. Apprehemão.
Appresâo, sf. or Apresso, sm.
(«nc.) oppression.
Appresso, a, adj (anc.) leamed.
Approbativo. â, adj approba-
tive, approbatory.
Approbatorio, a, adj. approba-
tive,
Appropinquaçào, sf, approach-
ing, appruximation.
Appropinquado, a, pp. adj ap-
propinqimted.
Appropinquar-se, vr. to appro-
pinquate, to approach.
Appropriar, vn. V Apropriar.
Approvação, sf. approbation.
Approvadaxnente, adv vith ap-
probation.
Approvado, a,pp adj. approved,
praised. Jiemedio — , aa experi-
mented remedy.
Approvador, sm apçrover. —
ãaj. approving, praisin^.
Approvar, va. to approve, to
wtify, to justify .
Approvativo, a, ndj. approba-
tive, approviíitf.
Approvavel, adj. 2 g. approvable.
Approxiznar, va. V Aproximar
Appulso, sm. [astron.) appulse.
Aprasmar, va. {anc.) to vitn-
perate.
Aprasxno, ^i. V. Prnsmr.
Aprazado, a, pp. adj. appointed,
settlod. L^r íixes.
Aprazador, sm. he that sctties
Aprazamento, sm. assiguation,
«ppôintiiiir.
Aprazar, m. to appoint, to íix a
day. to adjourn. Apraxar-sej vr.
to be appointed. [sant.
Aprazedor, sm. plaaser, pleor
Aprazente, a/Ij. 2 g. pleasant,
pleasinjj^. [sare.
A preizer, adv. at euse, at plen-
Aprazer, vn, to please, to be
a^reeablfl. [a^eeable.
Aprazerado, a, adj. {onc.) merrj-,
Aprazibilidade, sf. pleasantiiefis,
affability .
Aprazido, a, adj. pleased.
Aprazimento, sm. pleasure, con-
tentinent.
Aprazível, of//. 2 g. pleasant.
Aprazivelinente , adv. pleas-
in<íly, gcntly.
Ai>re, interj. a word of excla-
mation, hey-day ! [rated.
Apreçado, a, pp adj. prized,
Apreçador. a. sm. and. f. he or
she that settlos a prico upon
«roods. [prriising, ratmg.
Apreçamento, S7n {anc.) ap-
Apreçar, va. to prize, to rate , to
cheapen , {fig.) to esteem.
Apreciação, sf. apprcciation.
Apreciado, a, pp. adj. appro-
ciatod, valued, esteemed.
Apreciador, ora, sm. and / ea-
teomer, rnter.
Apreciar, va. to appreciate, to
esteem, {/ir/.) to cheapen.
Apreciativamente, adv. vnth
appreciation
Apreciativo.a. adj appreciatiníí.
Apreciável, adj. 2 g. appreciable:
valuablo (preeiation.
Apreciavelmente, Qav. with aij-
APR
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APR
Apregoado, a, pp. adj. published,
proclaimed.
Apregoador, ora, sm. and f. a
crier, one who proclairas.
Apregoar, va. to proclaim, to cry,
to publish. [self laz^.
Apreguiçar-se, vr. to make one's
Aprexniar, va. V. Premiar and
derivated.
Aprender, va. to learn. — de cór,
to learn cr get by heart.
Aprendido, a, pp. adj. learned
or learnt.
Aprendiz, adj. 2 g that learns.
— sm. apprentice. [ship
Aprendizado, sm. apprentice-
Aprensar, va. V. Imprensar.
Apresado, a, pp. adj. captured.
Apresador, adj. and s. that cap-
tures a ship in war ; captor.
Apresamento, sm. capture.
Apresbyterar-se, vr. to take
orders of a presbyter.
Apresentação, sf. presentation.
Apresentado, a, pp. adj. presen-
ted. — sm. [cânon law) the clerk
who is presented by the patron.
Apresentador, sm. presenter.
Apresentar, va. to present, to
tender; to oífer. Apresentar-se,
vr. to present one's self, to ap-
pear. [table.
Apresentável, adj. 2 g. presen-
Apresilhado, a, pp. adj. looped,
triramed.
Apresilhar, va. to triín, to bind
•with loops.
Apreso, a, adj. annexed, close.
Apressadamente, adv. hastily.
Apressado, a, pp. adj, hastened,
quick. [hastens.
Apressador, sm. and adj. he that
Apressar, va. to press, to hasten.
Apressar-se, vr. tobe expeditious
or quick.
Apresso, sm. {anc.) urgency. —
adj. learned. [ly, quickly.
Apressuradamente, adv. hasti-
Apressurado, a, pp. adj. haste-
ned, hnrried. [haste.
Apressuramento, sm. celerity,
Apressurar, va. to press, to
nnfíten.
Apreatação, sf. ali thmgs that
are of utility or pleasure to a
man. [ready.
Aprestado, a, pp. adj. prejpared,
Aprestamado, a, pp. adj. that
enjoys the aprestamo .
Aprestamar, va. {anc.) to presti-
mony to one
Aprestamento, sm. {anc.) prepa-
ration, apparatus.
Aprestamo, sm. {anc.) presti-
mony. [ready.
Aprestar, va. to prepare, to make
ApresUmo,5m. (a/ic.) prestiraony,
church living. ^ [ratus.
Apresto, sm. preparation, appa-
Aprico, a, adj. {poet.) sheltered.
Aprimoradamente , adv. per-
fectly well.
Aprimorado, a, pp. adj. fine,
skilful, perfect.
Aprimorar, va. to make nice.
Aprincezada, adj. princely.
A priori, ado. loc. a priori, with-
out investigation.
Apriscado, a, pp. adj. housed in
a sheep-fold. [cattle.
Aprlscar, va. to stable, to house
Aprisco, sm. a sheep-fold; {fig.) a
grot. [made prisoner.
Aprisionado, a, pp. adj prisoned,
Aprisionador, sm. captor, that
prisons.
Aprisionar, va. to prison, to
make prisoner of war.
Aprisoa.do, Si, pp. adj. imprisoned.
Aprisoar, va. to imprison, to in-
carcerate.
Aproado, a, pp. adj. steered.
Aproar, va. {a sea term) to steer
a ship. [to explore.
Aprofundar, va. to deepen ; {fig.)
A prol, adv. loc. profit, advan-
tage.
A prologo, adj. that has no pro-
logue, [long.
Aprolongar, va. {anc.) to prcv-
Apromptado, a, pp. adj. pre-
pared, disposed.
Apromptar, va. to prepare, to
make ready.
Aproplietar-se,ur. {anc.) to make
one's self a çro^bet .
Aproposltad.Míveii\.ô» oAo . x» "Cci%
1 purpose, oT^T^oxtxxxiQX^ .
APT
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AQU
Apropositado, a, pp. adj. oppor-
tune, proper. [to fit.
Apropositar, va. to proçortion,
Apropriação, sf. appropnation.
Apropriadamente, ado. with
propriety, opportunely.
Apropriado, a, pp. aaj, appro-
priated, suitable.
Apropriar, va. to appropriate;
Xfig.) to adapt.
Aproveitadamente, va. proíi-
tably, usefully.
Aproveitado, a, pp^ adj. im-
proved ; saving, sparing.
Aproveitador, adj. and sm. one
that spares.
Aproveitamento, sm. proíicien-
cy , utility, proíit.
Aproveitante, adj. i g saving,
sparing.
Aproveitar, va to proíit. to put
to good use. — vn. to be use-
ful, to improve. Aproveita?'-se,
vr. to improve, to proíit by, to
turn to aavantage. [ble.
Aproveitável, adj. 2 g. proíita-
Aprovisionado, a, pp. aaj pro-
vided, furnished. [supply.
Aprovisionar, va. to provide, to
Aproxado, a, pp. adj approach-
ed.
Aprozar, va . {mil ) to approach
in a siege.
Aprozes, sm pi. (fort.) the ap-
proach in a sie^e; ali "Works
made by the besieger.
Aproximação, s/*. approximation,
approach, [proximation.
Aproximadamente, ado by ap-
Aproximado, a, pp. adj. ap-
proached.
Aproximar, va. to approach, to
come near to. Aproxtmar-se, vr.
to draw near [mative.
Aproximativo, a, adj. approxi-
Aprumado, a, pp. adj. plumbed.
Aprumar, va to plamb, to set
perpendicularly.
Apsides, sm. pi. {astron.) apsides.
Aptamente,a(/v. aptly, properly.
Aptar. va.Y, Adaptar.
ApteroB, m,pL {nat. Ust) ap-
'àpOdõOt sf, aptness, aptitude
Aptificado, a, pp, adj. habili*
tated.
Aptifioar, va to habilitate.
Aptitude, sf. aptitude, aptness
Aptitudinsd, adj. 2 g put in
aptness.
Apto, a, adj. apt, capable, íit.
Apuado, a, adj nailed, fastened
with iron points.
Apudacta, adv. loc. {in 2au;) joined
to the process [dust
Apulverisar, va to powder, to
Apunohar, va. {anc ) to stitch.
Apunliado, a, pp. adj. ^asped
in a íist. moniarded.
Apunhalado, a, pp aaj. stabbed,
Apunhalar^ va. to stab, to po-
niard
Apunhar, va. to grasp in a ílst.
Apupada, sf. hiss, hoot, hootinff
Apupado, a, pp. adj. hootea,
liissed.
Apupar, va. to hiss, to hoot
Apupo , sm. hiss , hoot ,* a sea
shell.
Apuração, sf. reíinement.
Apuradamente, adv. exactly,
perfectly.
Apurado, a, pp. adj puriíied,
neati perfect, accomplished.
Apurador, sm. one that reílnes ;
improver [improvement.
Apuramento, sm. reíinement,
Apurar, va. to purify, to polish,
to reíine. — a paciência, to put
a mau out of patience. Apurar-
«e, vr. to do one's best ; to grow
polished. [rative.
Apurativo, a, adj. {med.) depu-
Apuridar, vn to whisper Apurir
dar-se, vr. to be whispered.
Apuro, sm. reíinement, improve-
ment.
Apurpurado, a, adj purpled.
Apyra, sf. {mm.) argil, porcelain.
Apyrexia, sf apirexy.
Ap3rro, adj . apyrous, incombusti-
ble [meration.
Aquadrelamento, sm. list, ena-
Aquadrelar, va. to asaecvVsl^.
AqyiaâxVâiaâLO, ^, -p^. ^V J^^"*
AÔuaecInu
Aquarella,
Aquaria. •
AqaartalHdo, B, adj. Cavallo •
Aenutrtelado, a,pp- ailj. billatoJ-,
(AETflJ.] djvided in quirterings.
AquortelBiueiito . ma. (mil.)
lodgnienl, Larraclis.
AiTBSTtelar, ca. ia liillsL aoldierr.
AquartUbado, a, pp. iàj. tdíí
Aquartilhador sin. a retailBr.
AquortlUiai;, na to caUúl, to
aaU bv piala.
Aquatíoo, a. a-tj. squatic.
Ai^atil, ailj. -1 g. aquatUe, aqua-
Aqoeoido, a, pp mlj. grovn
Aq^eolmenta. sivi. wannuaiia ;
Aguaducto, sm. aquedunt.
A ijuebna roupa, Bitu. toe, dose
to, vorj naiir. [queicm:
Aauelvar, ua. to fallow V. Al-
Aipiebcadaraente . ais. (onc )
A^Bixamento, tm. boate, ipead;
AõaaUe. a. (/«n. ivon. niuj ãdi.
lh.a (ma.i or ihíig), thM ÍÍS-
mUQ or that IhiOft. [otiior.
Aqaell'oatro, a, Jem. rron that
Aquém. o'íc. on ihii siíe.
Aquautado. a. pp, adi. waimod,
Diada hot; (/ij,) ikvourad
Aquentamento, ma u hsating
AtfueDtar, m. tu
irm ; Wí-Jto
— ■ AR.V
Aaaentelanos, mi. pi. people on
tliis sido of lhe ÍRguí,
Aqaeo, p, údr. aqtieou^
Aôni, o.lo. hero, harpi;i ff- ,
Aquiescer, \n'. lo bl-.juIpsc*. ló
Aquilatado, a, pp 'idj. v'hni'i!
etcj. "" ^[(™^"1<i í°.).
AqaliBtador, Jtn. (ajif. psiinyor
Aquilatar, ca. to deivrmini! lha
AqniliieTOrd^/j. H-i^uita-hearar
AqnÍUTio,â, oi^j- aqnilíne.
Aqulllo, praii. H. that thiiig. that
Aãollonar, iii(f. a j. uotthorly,
AqullODlo, a, adi. nurthcrly.
•—'-'— -"o, a.íp.Wj. Bharwl,
Aquosldad«, if. uquoousne
Bqii..silv, [*iit.v
Aquoso, a, onj. uqucnus, afiitii
j.E»no ib — . ftlky Couia feita
na --. a Ihing done ai randoin,
íighlly. Pele,arei, (fs-) brishW,
Ara,'^^''^ dtar-sio,,,; (asír.) a
southoin cousOiWsiWw.
■"•f
ARA
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ARC
>, a, adj. of Arábia. — *,
tm.pl. {paint.) arabesque or arar
besk.
Arabi, sm. a title ^íven to the
ralibiu that ^'■■•veruAd lho Jows
xehen they -«-hero tolerated in
Fortufral.
Arábia,' a/*. Arubia.
Arabioo, a, adj. arabical, arabic.
Araoa, nf. arack, arrak or rack
(liquor).
Araça, s(. a fniit of Brazil
Araçazeiro, sm. Drazilian trce.
Aracari, sm. urucari.
Arado, sm. a plough. Ferro do
— , pIough-shfir«í.
Aradoiro, sm. {anc.) the plouf^h.
Arador, atij. he that ploughs. — ,
sm. plougner.
Aradura, sf. plou^rhing, tilling.
Aragem or Arage, sf. brecze.
blast. i^ing to Arragon.
Aragonez, a, a<(/. acd s. pertaín-
Aral , sm. {uf/nc.) a piece of
incult ground that has been
pioughed.
Aralhá, sf. .1 two years calf , the
stoiu or stalk of the garlick.
Arame, sm. brass.
Arandela, sf. a sort of funnel
fastouod to the thick end of a
lanço.
Aranea, sf. arachnoid.
Araneiforme, «'// 2 g. spider-
lik(í.
Aranh a, sf. spider ; a sort of crab
lish. 'lâfi d' — , a cobwed
Aranhento, a, adj that has spi-
ders.
Aranhiço, sm. a kind of spider.
Aranhol. sm. a K;)idor's hole
Aranhoso. a, adj. spider-like.
Aranzel, sm. roll, register, rule.
Arão, sm. {bot.) unim.
Arar, va. to plough, to till.
Arara, */. arurauna, macaw.
Arate, 5 a bird of America.
Aratica. sf. aratica (bird).
Aratorio, a, adj. aratory.
Aratriíorme, adj. 2 g, ploagh-
shnpcd.
Arauto, j»2. iieraid
"\
Arável, adj. 2 g tillable.
Aravia, sr arabic languaf^e,
{íig ) gibberish. [labe.
Arbalestrilha, sf. Kmath.) untro-
Arbim, sm. a sort uf coarde
cloth.
Arbitra, sf. an arliiirtjss.
Arbitração, sf. url)itration, arbi-
trem e 11 1. [regulatcíl.
Arbitrado, a, pp. adj arbitrated.
Arbitrador, sm. arl.itrator; ap-
praiser.
Arbitragem, sf. aiKitration.
Arbitral, adj. 'i g. uri li trai.
Arbitramento, sm. ar)jitremt*nt,
arbitration. ;«"ide.
Arbitrar, va. to arbitrate, u» de-
Arbitrariamente, adc. arbitra-
rily, despoticallj'
Arbitrariedade , sf. arbitraria
ne.ss
Arbitrário, a, adj arliitrary.
Arbitrativo, a, //^// arbitra ry.
Arbitrlo,.«fm.arbitrariness;<;lí»iiotí,
■will.determinatioií. /^/yrr — ,fr{*o
■will [trivor
Arbitrista, sm. ar})iiratrir: a rt)n-
Arbitro, sm. arbitruior, arbiter.
Arbor, sm {anr.) V Arvore.
Arbóreo, a, adj. arlioreons, ar-
borary. [borescent.
Arborescente, adj. -2, g. (hnt.) ar-
Arboribonzo, sm. au orrant boDze
(ludia).
Arboricultura, sf. troe-ctiltiin».
Arborisação, sf (min.) arborisa-
tion.
Arborisado, a, adj. arijorized.
Arborisar, va. to arbori/e.
Arborista, sm arborist, iiatu-
ralist.
Arbuaculo, sm. arbiisclo, shn.').
Arbusteo , a , adj. conceruinij
the shrubs. [shapoií.
Arbustiform, adi. 2 g. shriib-
Arbustivo, a,'aaj, concerniu^
the shrubs.
Arbusto, sm. {bot.) a shrub.
Arca. sf. a chost; ark, coffcr.
Veia da — , {anat.) the innor
vein of tbô wm. — -jV^ca^i^ >\\fc
AxoaboxM^o^ sm \a.■^c^ ^^ ^'^^
ARC
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ARC
Aroabuzaço, sm. the shot of an
arquebuse, arquebusade.
Arcabuzada, sf. arquebusade.
Arcabuzado, a, pp. adj. killed
•yrith the shot of an arquebuse.
Arcabuzar, va. {tnil.) to shoot, to
kill with a shot of arquebuse
Arcabuzeiro , sm arquebusier,
^ gunsmith.
'-"^ ATcabuzeria, */"■ a body of muske-
teers or arquebusiers.
Arcada, sf árcade, arched vault ,
piazza. [stellation).
Árcades, 5 {astr.) Árcades (con-
Arcádia, sf. Arcádia.
Arcado, a, pp. adj. arched, bent.
Arcadura, sf arching, bent,
crookedness.
Arcano, a, adj. secret, concealed .
— , sm. arcanum. [saddle.
Arção, sm the pommel of a
Arcanson, 5771, colophonia.
áircar, va. to arch, to bow. — pi-
pas, to hoop casks. — com al-
guém, to hug, to clasp — , vji.
to breathe short.
Arcaria, sf. the arches -which
support auy building.
Arcaz, sm. a great chest
Arcebispado, sm. archbishopric
Arcebif^al, adj. 2 g. archiepi-
scopal.
Arceisispo, sm archbishop.
Arcediacono. sm archdeacon,
Arcediagado, sm archdeacon-
ship. [to the archdeacon.
Arcediagal, adj 2 g belonging
Arcediago, sm. {anc.) archdea-
con. [the archers.
Archa, sf a kind of arm used by
Archaico, a, adj. {poet ) ancient,
obsolete.
Archaisnao, sm. archaism.
Archanjo, .sm archangel.
Archeiro, sm. archer ; one of the
king of Portugal's guard.
Archelogia, sf^ treatise of the
first elements of medicine.
Archeo, sm. archeus . — , {chem.)
central fire.
Archeographia, sf, description
of old moD umen ts.
-^oheographOfSm he that makes
aeacriptiona ofold monuments.
Archeologia, sf. archeology.
Archeologico, a, adj arcneolo-
gical.
Archeologo, sm. archeologist.
Archet3rpo, sm. archetype, mo-
del, original. — , adj. archety-
pal. [lothist or acolate.
Archiacolyto, «m. the fírst aco>
Arobiapostata , sm. archa{)o-
state. [principal chair.
Archicadeira, sf the fírst, the
Arcbicaxnarista, sm. arch-cham-
berlain. [chancellor.
Archicancellario, sm. the lord
Arcbicantor, sm. arch-chanter.
Arcbiclavo, sm the regent or
superior in a church .
Arcbiconfraria, sf the principal
brotherhood [archducny.
Arcbiducado,5m- archdukedom;
Archiducal, adj. 2 g. archducal.
Arcbiduque, sm. archduke.
Arcbiduqueza, sf archduchess.
Archiepiscopado , sm. archbi-
shopric. [piscopal.
Archiepiscopal, adj 2 g archie-
Arcbimandrita, s7h a superior
of religious men.
Archimla, sf [chem.) the part of
chimistry employed for trans-
inuting metais. [minister.
Arcbiministro, sm. the prime
Archimosteiro, 5m the fírst mo-
nastery of an order .
Archipadre, sm. a bishop.
Archipelago, sm. the Archipe-
lago. [presbyterial.
Arcbipresbyteral, adj. 2^ arch-
Archipropheta;5m archprophet.
Architecta, sf. architectress
Arcbitectar, va. to build, to raise ;
{fig-) to exalt.
Architecto, sm architect
Architectonico, a, adj. archi-
tectonic ; {mec ) Machina — a, a
machine for raising-weights^
Architectonographia, «^ archi-
tectonography [chitect.
Arobitector, íffi. architector, ar-
Architectoral, adj 2 g archi-
tectural.
Arobitectuxa^ sf. archltecture.
AròbithxoxiOx sm. \^<^ ^fv&sà;^
thxone.
1
ARD
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ARE
Arohitrave, sm. architrave.
Arohivado, a, pp. adj. kept, col-
lected in the arcbives.
Archivar, va. to keep, to gather
in the archives.
Arcliivista, sm. archivist.
Archivo, sin. archives; a place
■where records are kept.
Archontado, sm. {aniiq.) archon-
ship.
Archonte, sm. archon.
Archote, sm. a flambeau.
Arcipreste, sm. archpriest.
Arco, «m. bow; an arch; {geom.)
are. — de pipa^ a hoop or circle.
— da velha, rainbow.
Arcobotante, sm. arc-boutant, a
buttress. [brass.
Arcote, sm. {miner.) dross of
Arctação, sf. arctation.
Arctar, va. {anc.) to bind, to
strain.
Árctico, a, adj. arctic.
Arcturo, sm. {astr.) Arcturus
(star).
Arcaal. adj. 2 g. arcuate.
Arcumferenciisi, sf. the space
that is taken by a circle.
Ardego, a, adj. {anc-i íiery, ar-
dent. Cavallo — , a liery horse.
Ardência, sf. ardency, ardour,
fire; spontaneous incalescence
or blasting of fat resinous bo-
dies.
Ardente, adj. 2 g. burning, hot,
blazing, ardent. Agua — , brau-
dy ; [fiÇ') pasaionate, violent.
Ardentemente , adv. fiercely ,
passionatelv.
Ardentia, sf. ignis fatuus; the
phosphoric light of the sea.
Ardentoso, a, adj. that stings as
a nettle.
Arder, vn. to bum, to blaze, to
be consumed by fire; to blast
(com, barley, etc); (fig.) to
rage, to be inflamed ; to desire
ardently.
Ardidamente, adv. bravely.
Ardideza, sf. bravery, boldness.
Ardido, a, pp. adj. bumt, blazed,
flamed.^ortnAa— a, musty flour.
Ardiforo, adj. {poet) that has
ardour; hot, aroont.
PabtbL
Ardil, sm. a stratagem, contri-
vance.
Ardileza, sf. ruse, stratagem.
Ardilosamente, adv. craftily,
knavishly. [cautious.
Ardiloso, a, adj. subtle, crafty;
Ardimento, sm. boldness.
Ardor, sm. ardour, ardor, heat,
eagerness. [slnte-pencil.
Ardosia,í/'.(m7n.) slaXe.Lapis de — ,
Ardosieira, sf. slate-quarry.
Arduamente, adv. difíicultly.
Arduidade, sf. arduity, uifíi-
culty. [lofty.
Árduo, a, adj. difficult, arduous,
Arduosidade, sf. arduousness.
Are, sm. are. [stern.
A ré, adv. loc. {mar.) towai"ds the
Área, sf. {geom.) área; {meteor.)
área.
Areação, sf. {med.) the act of co-
vering a sick person "with hot
sand.
Areado, a, pp. adj. ventilated ;
astonished ; seized -with a palsy.
Arear, v r. to ventilate ; to be
astonished ; to be seized '^'ith a
palsy. — va. to cover with sand.
Areoa, sf. an Indian fruit.
A redonda, adv. loc. about, rouud
about.
Aroeira, sf. sand-pit.
Areeiro, sm. he wno digs sand;
a sand-box.
Argento, a, adj. sandy.
Arefacção, sf. {pharm.) arefac-
tion. [humbled.
Arefeçado, adi. {anc.) abased,
Aregon, sm. (pharm.) unguent
againt the palsy. [gravei.
Areia, sf. sand. — s, sf. pi. (med.)
Areiado, a, pp. adj. sandeu.
Areial, sm. a sandy place.
Areiar, vn. to sand, to cover with
sand. [sand-like.
Areiamento, a, adj. that airs ;
Areioso, a, adj. sandy.
Areisco, a, adj. sandy.
Arejado, a.,pp. adj. aired,blasted.
Arejar, va. to air, to ventilate.
Arejo, sm. airing, ventilation.
Arelhana, sf. a girdle.
Arena, sf. arena.
Arenação, sf. arenation.
ARG
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ARG
Arenaoeo, a, adj. arenaceous,
aronose.
Areziato, a, culj, {nàner.) staad-
stone, quartz.
Arenga, sf. harangue, speech.
Arengado, a,i3p. adj. harangued.
Arengador, sm, haranguer,
speech-maker.
Arenicola, sm. a sea maw-worm.
Arenlfero, a, adj. that carnes
sand.
Areniforme, adj. 2 g. sand-like.
Arenoso, a, a^j. sandj, gravellj.
Arenque, 5m. herring. — dafuma-
dOy a red herring. — comovas, a
har4-roed herring.
Areol, sm. {bot.) a plant of the
family of long roses.
Areola, sf. areola; (anat.) areola;
{gard.) a little bed or quarter in
a garden.
Areometro, tm. areometer.
Areopagita, sm. areopagite.
Areópago, sm. areopsígus.
AreoBo, a, adj. sandy.
Areostylo, sm. [arch.) areostyle.
Areotectonica, sf.{arch,) areotec-
, tonic.
Areotico, a, adi. areotic. [tree.
Arequeira, 5/1 {bot.) cachoa, arec-
Aresta , sf. awn of corn ; the
coarsest sort of flax; {earp,)
angle.
Aresteiro, sm. a lawyer that cites
sentences of a court.
Arestins, sm. pi. arresta, a disease
in a horse's pasterns.
Aresto, sm. (in law) a sentence
given upon a cause.
Areatographo, sm. a compiler of
sentences. [or angles.
Arestoso, a, adj. that has awns
Aretologia, sf aretology.
A revezes, adv. loc. altemately.
Arfagem, sf (a sea term) th« act
of pitching.
Arfar, vn. {a sea term) to pitch, to
plunge sometimes a-head aad
sometimea a-stern (ship).
Ajrffaznaixáel, sm. babbler, talker.
-Argamaasa, sf. aldnd ofpla&ter-
ing, mortãT.
'^ganxsLSBSLão, a, tm. tidj, im-
Pãated, covered -with mortar.
Argamaseador» »m. he who pren
pares clay for puddling.
Argamassar, ta. to cover ^th a
kind of plastering.
Arganaz, sm. a dorraouse.
Arganel, sm. {anc.) ring.
Arganeo, sm. {a sea term) ring-
bolt ; rings which serve to push
a cannon backwai*ds and for-
wards.
Argranizea, sm. pi. differaut kixids
of wooUen cloths.
Argâo, sm. a piece of reed to
draw wire ; a sort of gown.
Argel, sm. Algiers. — , a great
noise. — , adj. 2 g. Cavallo — , a
horse with his off foot vhite,
and no other white spot.
Argelino, a, adj. and «. pertaining
to Algiers.
Argema, sf {surg.) ulcer in the
globe of an eye. [silvered.
Argentado, a, pp. adj. plated,
Argentar, va. to silver over, to
plate. [plate.
Argentaria, sf. plate, ailver-
Argentario, sm. {ane.) cupboard
for keeping silver-plate.
Argentear, va. V. Argentar.
Argênteo, a, adj. of or made of
silver, argent; {fig.) cienr,
bright. [roQS.
Argentifero, a, adj. argentife-
Argentifico, a, adj. that changes
into silver.
Argentina, sf {bot.) argentina.
Argentino, a, adj. argentine,
lijLe silver. [mercnry.
Argento, sm. (poet.) silver- — vivOy
ArgiUa, sf argil. çotter^s clay.
Argillaoeo, a, adi. argillous.
Argillifero, a, adj. areiUiferous.
Argilloso, a, adj. ar^iUous.
Argola, sf. an iron ring, a ring ; a
knocker. [knocEer.
Argolada, sf. a blow with the
Argolão, sm. a great mw ssive ring.
Argolar, va. to make rings.
Argolelro, sm. workinan that
makes rings.
Argonauta* »m. argonaut.
AraQa, sm. (,aitr .^ kc^o (constella-
tionV
ARI
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ARNI
Argndar, va. to trcat -with ar^-
tie. [tiee.
Argaoiosamente, adv. yrith argu-
Argucioso, a, adj. that uses ar-
gntise.
Argaeireiro, sm. {anc.) he ^-ho
stg.nds upon trifles.
Argueiro, sm. a straw, a mote, a
pin^s point.
Arguente, s^n. arguer, disputant.
Arguição, sf. blame, reproach.
Arguido, a, pp. adj. reprehended,
accused.
Arguidor, a. adj. and s. that
reprehends : blamer, disputer.
Arguir, va. to reprehend* to ac-
cuse, to reprove. — tm. to dispute.
Arguitivaznente, adv. (ane.) ar-
gumentatively. [mcntation.
Argumentação, sf. (loff.) argn-
Argumentado, a, pp. adj. argued,
proved by arfruments.
Argumentador, sm. arguer, dis-
puter.
Argumentante. ndj. 2 g. dispu-
tant, the opponent in ádisputa-
tlon. [to argue.
Argumentar, va. to argument,
Argumento, «ni. arírument.
Argutamente, ado. smartly,
briskly.
Arguto, a, adj. sharp, loud ; (/ig.)
subtil, injreriuous.
Argyrosis, sf. (min.) a kind of an
argentiferous mineral.
Ária, sf. ária, air, song.
Ariadna, sf. {astr.) Ariadne (star).
Arianismo, sm. arianism.
Arianos, .«f?». pi. Arians.
Aridez, 5^. andity, drynoss.
Árido, a, cdj. dry, sterile.
Aridura, «A aridit}', dryness.
Aries, .sm. [astr.) Aries.
Arieta, sf. an ariotta.
Ariete, sm. (viil.) a batteringram.
Arietino, adj. (poeí.) belonging to
a ram.
Arilhado, a. adj. (bot.) arillated.
Arilho, sm. [hot.) aril, arilus.
Arinque, sm. {a sea term) the
ancnor-cable.
ArJoJo, S9n. diviner. V. Adevinho.
-^^Pfr vn. to exca vato the ground
^or takmg up seod-pearl£
Aripeiro, tm, a nian that searches
soed-pearis.
Aripo, sm, the vork of searching
seed-peariB. [austere, coy.
Arisoo. a, ac(/. taW. of sand ; {fig.)
Arissaro, sm, {bot.) aruni.
Aristado, a, adj. {bot.) furnished
vith aristas.
.^istarcho, sm. aristarchus.
Aristocracia, sf. aristocracy.
Aristocrata, sm. aristocrat.
Aristocraticamente, ado. aristo-
cratically.
Aristocrático, a, adj. aristo-
cratic, aristocratical.
Aristocratisar, va. to give an
aristocratical form to a govem-
ment.
Aristodcmocracia, sf. aristode-
mocra cy. [ todemocratical.
Aristodemocratico, a, adj. aris-
Aristolochia, sf. aristolochy,
hart-vort. fbeards
Aristoso, a, adj. that has many
Aristotélico, a, adj. aristotelic.
Aristotelismo , sm. aristote-
lianisin.
Arithmancia, sf. arithmanoy.
Arithmetica, sf. arithmetic.
Aritlimeticamente, adv. arith-
metically.
Arithmetico, a, adj. arithmetical.
Arithmographia, sf. the art of
"writing nuinbers.
Arithmometria, sf. the art of
making logarithmic divisions.
Arlequim, A-m. harloquin.
Arlequinado, «f. harlequinade.
Arma, sf. arm, \vea[>ou. — de fogo,
a lire-ami. Armats brancas.^ the
sword, the pike, the bayonet.
Armas, sf. pt. Doixar as — , to
Icavo the ariny. ]*ruça de — , the
exercisc ground. — da serra.,
{carp.) that part of a saw by
"which it is hold.
Armação, sf. fumiture, tapestry ;
a set of things propor to flt up
apartments, churcnes, ships ;
fishing apçavftl.
Armada, sf . ^ Ç^<í c\.,t>. xisc; TÍ^-arroL-^ .
ArmadVUda^ sf . a swvv^^a,"». íp^^_^
Armaudílkio, sm. ^.uat.lxxat^ w^»»«-
àiUo.
ARM
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ARP
Armado, a, pp. adj, armed ; har-
nessedjfortiíied; (/!^.) adomed.
Armador, sm. he vho adorns
churches, honses.
Armadouras, sm.pl. (a sea term)
laths that are set in the ship's
sides when the ship is building.
Armadura, sf. arms, armour,
weapons.
Armamento , sm. armament ,
arming; the sails and tackling
of a ship, etc.
Armar, va. to arm, to furnish
with. — ci7acía5,to lay an ambush.
— uma bateria, to mount a batte-
ry. — um navio, to equiç a ship. — '
vn. to make preparations tor a
war. Armar-se, vr. to arm one's
self, to take arms.
Armaria, sf. armory, arms or
coats of arms.
Armário, sm. a cup-board.
Armas, sf. pi. arms, weapons,
armour; {heral.) field or snield
of an escutcheon.
Azmatoste, sm. a rack (to bend a
cross-bow).
ALrmazem, sm. ware-house, ma-
gazine.
Aamazenagem, sf. the act of
keeping guods in a magazine.
Armazenar, va. to keep goods
in a magazine.
Armeiro, sm. a maker of armours;
a gun-smith.
Armella, sf. a staple for a lock.
Armellina, sf. ermine.
Armellino, a, aâj. of ermine.
Arménio, a, adj. and s. Armenian,
belonging to Arménia.
Armental, adj. 2 g. armental.
Armento, .sm. {poet.) a herd of
black cattle.
Armentoso, a, adi. rich in cattle.
Armeo, sm. — de lã ou de linho ^ a
rack full of yarn or flax.
Armeria, sf. armory, heraldry.
Armigero, a, adj. armigerous.
ArmiUia, sf. a bracelet.
Armilheiro, sm. {carp.) a sort of
chisel.
Armillar, adj. 2 g. armillary.
Espkera — , {flstnm.) armillary
iijDhere.
Arminado, a, adj. Cavallo — , a
horse that has i^hite spots by
a hoof of a black colour or vice-
versa.
Arminhado, a, adj. {heral.) the
íield of an escutcheon when it
is argent and the powdering
sables.
Arminho, sm. {nat. hist.) ermine.
— , adj. (fig.) soft, gentle.
Arxnino, sm. the white or black
spots by the horse's hoof.
Armipotente , adj. 2 g. armipo-
tent, pow^rful in arms.
Armiscara, sf. a sort of penalty.
Armisono, a, adj. armisonous,
rustling with armour.
Armista, sm. he who is skilled
in heraldry.
Armisticio, sm. armistice.
Armo, sm. temper, natural incli-
nation of the mind.
Armões, sm. pi. [artil.) the fore-
wheels in the carriage of a
cannon.
Armoles, sm. pi. golden herb.
Armomancia, sf. {antiq.) a sort
of divination.
Armoraria, sf. {bot.) cochlearia.
Armoriai, sm. a book of armory.
Arneiro, sm. a barren, a sandy-
ground.
Aniella , sf. the root of a broken
tooth, that remains in the gum.
Arnez, sm. harness, armour ; {fig.)
protection, defense.
Arnezado, a, adj. furnished with
armour or harness.
Arnica, sf. {bot.) arnica.
Aro, sm. an iron or wooden hoop.
Aroeira, sf. lentisc. V. Lentisco.
Aroma, sm. an aromatic drug;
{fig.) smell, scent.
Aromático, a, adj. aromatic, aro-
matical.
Aromatita, sf. aromatite.
Aromatização, sf. {pharm.) aro-
matization.
Aromatizado, a, pp. adj. aroma-
tized.
AjTomatizar, va. to aromatize.
Arpa or Harpa, sf. harp. V. Har-
pa and derivated.
Arpão, sm. harpoon, hook.
ARR
101 —
ARR
Arpar ^ va. to grapple, to board a
snip.
Arpejado,a,;:»p.a(í;. arpeggiated.
Arpejar, va. to arpeggiate.
Arpejo, sm. {music.) arpeggio.
Arpente, sm. arpent.
Arpeo , sm. harpoon y hook ;
grapnel. [pling.
Aipoação, sf. the act of grap-
Arpoado, a, pp. adj. grappled.
Arpoador, sm. harpooner.
Arpoar, va. to grapple cr strike
with the harpoon.
Arpoeira, sf. narpoon, hook.
Arqueação, sf. gauging, mea-
surement of ships.
Arqueado, a, pp. adj. arched,
bent, crooked. Navio — , a ship
measured by the gauger.
Arqueador, sm. gauger. [ing.
Arqueadura, sf. arching, bend-
Arqueamento, sm. the act of
bending; (a sea term)j measu-
rement of a ship.
Arquear, va. to make crooked, to
arch ; (a sea term), to gauge a
ship. — as sobrancelhas^ to draw
op the eye brows in gazing at
any thing with admiration.
Arqueira, sf. a .bow-woman.
Arqueiro, sm. a bownian.
Arquejado, a, pp. adj. short-
breathed.
Arqueiante, adj. 2 g. out of
breath, panting.
Arquejar, vn. to breathe short, to
blow. • [ing.
Arquejo, sm. short breath, pant-
Arquelha, sf. a mosquito-net.
Arqueia, sf. a small chest.
Arrajaalde, sm. suburb; vicinity.
Arrabil, Rabil or Babel, sm. a
musical instrument.
Arrabileiro, sm. a player of ar-
rabil.
Arrabique, sm. V- Arrebique.
flLrrabujar-se, ur .(a/?c.) to grow
covered with mange (dbgs).
.Arracixnado, a, pp. adj. covered
with bushes. [chy.
Arracixuar-se, vr. to grow bun-
Arraçoado, a, pp. adj. that has
ration. [tion.
Arraçoar, va. to distribute ra-
Arraia, sf. {nat hust.) a skate.
Arraiado, a, pp. adj. enligh-
tened. V. RaicMo.
Arraial, sm. the field where two
armies engage.
Arraiamento,f m. tapestry, hang-
ings.
Arraiano, sm. and adj. a bor-
derer, a neighbnurer
Arraiar, vn. to shine. V. Raiar.
Arraigado, a, pp. adi. rooted,
old ; ifig.) inveterateu.
Arraigar, va. to produce roots,
to take roots. — {fíg-)^ vr. to
grow incurable. Arraigar-se^ vr.
to take root, to stick fast in
Arrair, va. (agric.) to dress a
vine. [of a boat.
Arrais or Arraes, sm. a ma.stcr
Arralba, sf. a young heifer two
years old.
Arramado, a, pp. adj. that brings
forth branches.
Arraxnalhado, a, pp. adj. that
is in the uet.
Arramalhar, vn. to agítate the
branches of a tree; it is said
also of the fish in the nct.
Arrazoar, va {anc.) to be scat-
tered. Arramar-se^ vr. to bring
forth leaves
Arrancada, sf. sudden impetno-
sity or impulse; a jerk; the
drawing of swords; a sudden
pull. [tuously.
Arrancadaxnente , adv. impe-
Arrancado, a, pp. adj. pulled
away, slipped off.
Arrancador, sm ho that pulls
violently , extirpator.
Arrancadura, .sf. the act of
snatching away.
Arrancar, va. to pull violently,
to root up. — vn. to start, to
rush. Arrancar-se^ vr. to be root-
ed up, to strive, to part frora a
place, thing or person. Arrancar
a vida^ to tear out one's soul.
Arranchado, a, pp. adj. lodged,
quartered.
Airanchar, va. to lodge, to make
a messmate. AtTanchar-se, vr. to
become a messmale.
Arranco, sm, violent impulsa;
*.*.
ARR
— 102 —
ÂRR
(fig.) anguish. Arremcos da morte^
agony. [rous.
Axranoorar-se, vr. to be ranco-
Arrançoado, a, pp adj. ransom-
ed. [soner.
Arrançoar, va. to ransom a pri-
Arranliado, a, pp adj. scratcned.
Arranhador, a, adj. that scrat-
ches. — , sm. scratcher.
Arranhadura, sf. scratch.
Arranhar, va. to scratch. — vn.
and AiTanhar-se^ vr. to scratch
one's self. [plant.
Arranhosa, fif (bot.) a tnomy
Arranjado, 9L,pp. atí;'. arrangped,
disposed. [hient.
Arranjamento , sm. arrange-
Arranjar, va to arranco, to ac-
commodate, to conciliate Ar-
ranjar -se, vr. to settle one's
aífairs.
Arranjo, sm. arrangcment, order,
method.
Arranque, sm. {agric.) a plucking
away of herbs.
Arrão, .sm. (bot.) an herb socalled.
Arrapazado, a, adj. bojish, boy-
líke.
Arraposado, a, pp. adj. that
foigns to be a dead body as
the fox does.
Arraposar-se, vr. to feign to bo
a dead body.
Arrarado, a, 7)/). €u1j. rarefíed.
Arrareur, va. to rarefy.
Arras, sm.pl. a wife's poition,
eariiest money , the adyantages
given to tho infenor player at
the tennis-play.
Arrasado, a, pp. adj. demolished,
destroyed. Navio — , (a sea temi)
when a .ship goes right before
the wind.
Arrasador, sm. demolisher ; a
strickle.
Arrasamento, sm. or Arrasa-
dura, sf. demolition.
Arrasar, va . to levei, to demolish,
to destroy. Arrasar-se, vr to
be Itívelled , to be covered ali
over. Arrasaram-se-lhe os olhos
de lagrimas, the eyes overflow
with tears. [bly.
Arrastadamente, adv. miserar
Arrastadelro, a, adj, that draga
or trails along.
Arrastado, a, j^. adj» dragged,
trailed along ; (fig.) fatigtiea.
Arrastadura, sf. dragging.
Airastamento , sm. dragging,
trailing.
Arrastão, sm. effoct of dra^iag.
Arrastar, va. to draw, to drag, to
trail. — aza, {fia.) to court. — ,
vn. to trail on tho ground.
Arrasto, sm. dragging, trailing.
Arrátel, sm. a pound "waight.
Arratelado, a, pp. adj. divided
into pounds.
Arratelar, va. to weigh, to sell
a thing pound by pound,
Arravesar, va. \. Arrevessar.
Arrazes, 5771. pi. arras-hangmgs.
Arrazoadamente, adv. reason»-
bly. [considered, debated.
Arrazoado, a, pp. adj. reasoned,
Arrazoador, sm. reasoner, ar-
guer. [rcason, argument.
Arrazoamento, sm. reasoning,
Arrazoar, vn. to reason, to con-
sider, to debate.
Arre, inter j. hey-day! away!
away with.
Arrear, va. to dress, to adom.
— as velas, to lower the sails.
— a bandeira, to strike the flag
Arrcar-se, vr. to adorn one's self.
Arreaz, s^n. a sort of buckle.
Arrebanhado, a, jTp. a<2J gather-
ed by flocks.
Arrebanhador, sm. he ^vho ga-
thers together ; shepherd.
Arrebanhar, va. to gather the
âock. Arrebankar-se,vr. to flock
together. [tately.
Arrebatadamente, adv. precipi-
Arrebatado. a. pp. adj. snatched,
carried away by force.
Arrebatador, a, adj and s. that
carnes oíf by violence.
Arrebatadura , sf. snatchinç ;
hastiness; {fig.) rapture, ravish-
ment.
Arrebatamento, «m snatching;
hastiness ; {fig.) rapture ravish-
ment.
Arrebatar, va to snatch, to ppll
violently, to carry off by vio-
ARR
— 103 —
ARR
lence ; {fig.) to charm, to pleose,
to transport.
Arrebeçar, ATrebesar or Re*
beçár, va. V. Vomiiar.
Arrebentadiço , a. euij that
bnrsts or cracks \s'ith a great
noise. r])roken, opeu.
Arrebentado, a. pp. aâj. burst,
Arrebentazuento , sm. burst ,
burslin^r.
Arrebentar, r.a. to biirst, to
brcíik suddenlj'. — cn. to break.
to open nnd spread as the
flowers ; imfíd.) to have erup-
tions on the body.
Arrebento, sm. (agric.) sprout-
ing. —.9, lhe first shoots of a
troe.
Arrebicado, vl. pp. atlj. palnted ,
[fig.) adorned, ileckod.
Arrebicar, ra. to paint , to put
whito or rod coh>nr on tho face.
Arrebique, i^m. jiaint, varaishiag.
Arrebitado, a, pp. adj. raised,
lifted. Ter o nariz — , to bo
disdainful.
Arrebitar, m. to raise, to lift.
Arrebol , sm. tíie rcdness of
clouds. fgloiring.
Arrebolado. a, adj. {poct.) tíerj-,
Arreburrinho, sm. a sort of play
nmon^- bovs.
Arrecadação, sf. exaction, col-
Ufctiiifr, ^'atln*rinjr of money.
Arrecadado, a. f>/}.a<// rcceivod,
k«.'pt, lak<Mi. [oollector.
Arrecadador, sm . a receiver, a
Arrecadamento, sm. exaction,
collortiiifr.
Arrecadar, va. to rcceive , to
«■■•ll«;ct. to gnther taxft.s.
Arrecadas, sf pi. car-rings, a
peiídant. (fig.) ornanients.
Arrecife or Recife, sm. a ridge
of rock.s alonfr tho soa coast.
Arreda, sf. {ann.) disheriting,
dishíTison.
Arredado, a. pp. adj rcmoved,
distant; [in law) a distant
'witncs». [inoving.
Arredamento, sm. removal, i*e-
Arredar, va. to remove, to (>anish,
to put away. Arredar-se, vr. to
\íithdraw, to leave.
Arredio, a, adj. straycd (heasts) ;
retired, lonosome (penon).
Arredo, adc. far. — vd de nus, fai
be it from us.
Arredondado, a, pp. adj. round-
ed, round.
Arredondamento, am. roundiag,
roundness.
Arredondar, va. to round, tu
make u ihing ruiintl.
Arredor, adv. arouiiil. ahout.
Arredores, sm. pi. firecincts : the
adjncont parts of a town.
Arredouçado. a. pp. adj. that
âies furwar.i. and iiuckward on
a ro|»e.
Axredouçar-se, vr. to kwíh;?, to
fly forward and backxrard on a
rope.. [drivor.
Arreeiro, sm. nmletccr, a mule-
Arrefanbar, va. to pull or tear
away violently.
Arrefecer, va. to cool. — vn. t..»
gro"NV oool. Ayfpfffcr-st;, vr. to
get cold ; (fig.) to slacken.
Arrefecido, a, yp. adj. cold,
coolM; (fig.) slack, iuditferent.
Arrefecimento, sm. coulness,
coldne.«ís. [^cooled.
Arrefentado. a, pp. a/Ij. cold,
Arrefentar. mi to cool, to make
cold. (tucked ui>.
Arregaçado, a, pp. adj. girdcd.
Arregaçar, ca. ti> tuck. to turn
or trathor np. Arregarar-se, vr,
to tuck oncs irowu.
Arregalado, a. pp.adj. stared.
Arregalar, vu. to st aro. — os
ol/ios, u> lifi lhe eyc I)niws too
much. * (snarled.
Arreganhado. Si^pp. adj. ^rrined,
Arreganhar, ca. to frrin, to anni.
Arreganhar-so^ vr. to shew one^s
teeth .<<iiiiling.
Arreganho, sm. a good militar}'
countenanoe.
Arregimentar, va. to bring to a
military body, a military disci-
plino.
Arregoado, a, pp. adj. furroved.
Arrelado, a, vp. adj. arraycd,
dccked out; harnessed,
Arreiar, va. to array, to dress^
to harness.
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Arreigada, sf. the root of a
tongue. — da unha, the root of
a nail.
Arreigado, a, pp. adj. rooted,
that has taken root, (fig.) radi-
cated, inveterated.
Arreigaxnento, sm. (ín law) cau-
tion to an estate or lands.
Arreigar, va. to produce roots
as a tree, to root.
Arreio, sm. array, dress ; horse-
harness.
Arreio, adv. continually.
Arreia, inter j. (of aversion)away]
Arrelentar, va. to dew.
Arrelhada, sf. the irou in a
plou^h-staff. [tened.
Arremangado, a, {anc.) threa-
Arremangar, va. {anc.) to threa-
ten, to menace. V. Ameaçar.
Arrexnansar-se, vr. to he in the
calm or still water of a rivor.
Arrematação, sf. auction, out-
hidding.
Arrematado, a. pp. adj, that is
bought in auction.
Arrematador, a, adj. and s he
that bids most.
Arrematante, adj. 2 g. the high-
est bidder in an auction.
Arrematar, va. toseU bv auction,
to bid most ; to tie fast (hair).
— vn. to be the end .
Arremedação, sf. the act of mi-
micking.
Arremedado, a, pp. adj. coun-
terfeited, imitatea.
Arremedador, a, sm. or f. mime
ormimic; imitator.
Arremedar, va. to counterfeit,
to mimic, to copy ; to imitate.
Arremedo, sm. the act of mimick-
inç , imitation , pretence, dis-
guise. [patches.
Axremesquinlios, sm. pi. paint,
Arremessadamente, adv. in-
considerately.
Arremiessado, a, pp. adi. thrown
away, cast forth; bola, rash.
Arremessador, a, adj. and s he
orshe that íhrows stones, darts,
grenades.
'^^^'omesaamentOj sm. the act of
Arremessar, va. to throw, to
cast; {fig.) to thrust upon one.
— o cavatho, to turn back the
horse.
Arremesso, sm. a throw, hurl or
cast. De — , adv. loc. impetuously.
— 5, sm. pi. strokes.
Arremiettedura, sf. {anc.) the act
of assailing.
Arremettente, adj. 2 g. that in-
vades, assailing, invading.
Arremetter, vn. to assail, to in-
vade. — va. to fali upon.
Arremettido, a, pp. adj. assailed,
attacked, invaued.
Arremettidura, sf. {anc.) the act
of attacking.
Arremettimento , sm. aggres-
sion, an impetuous charge.
Arremlnado, a, pp. adj. angry,
ire fui.
Arreminar-se, vr. to be angry;
to assault, to run against.
Arrenda, sf. the ploughing. dig-
ging or delving of ground.
Arrendado, a, pp adj. hired or
rented ; laced.
Arrendador, sm tenant, renter.
Arrendamento, sm. and Arren-
dação, sf. rent ; hiring, renting.
Arrendar, va. to let, to hire, to
rent, to take by lease.
Arrendatário, adj. and s. tenant,
renter.
Arrenda vel, adj. 2 g. that may
be rented.
Arrenegação, sf. abjuration of
the faith, apostasy.
Arrenegada, sf. (a game at cards)
ombre.
Arrenegado, a, pp. adj. aposta-
ted; (Jig.) angry, cross. — sm.
apostate.
Arrenegar, va.andn. to apostate,
to detest, to abominate. -In-e-
negar-sCj vr. to be angry.
Arrenego, sm. abjuring, detesta-
tion. [ruin.
Arrenhamento, sm {anc.) loss,
Arrepanharp va to snatch, to
plunder. [hair.
ArrepeUaQSLo^ sf. a tu^ by the
ArrepeUado, a, pp. ad^. ^>3^%^
lug by tho ha!
Arrependido, a, pp. o^j. ra-
An^eodimento , itn. rapen-
Airepeso, údj. (ojh.) repenled ;
Arrepiar, aa. V. Xrrípíar.
ArrepolhculQ, a, ailj. iluu ia like
AiTBBtado, a, pp. nãj. arregted,
Arrestar, ca. la nrrsst; tin faa)
ArreyBiar.iin.ffluc.) V IlfBPsar.
Arreioar na. V. Arpasniv and
deriTined
Arriado, a, pa. ailj. abatei, re-
Arrtata or Arreata, af. a haller.
pnck anddle uf (iiat
I. V. ííenl
Arrlaz
horae-na
ArrUjELpi
.e IkIou^ds t
-, strauge
Arribada, êf. the putting iniu a
Arrlliado, a. pp. orfj. landcd, piit
Arrlhar, m. to pnt into s har-
Airigado, a. nn, n.íí. liird. )»und
fssl with roíies.
AiTlcer. ra. (anc.) (a sn imn) to
Arrlfar su. (o bti uiiiuT''l9(mifl.
Arrlmadlço, a, aij. ihnt is iin-
Arrlmado, a. pp. ^j. undarne^
propi.ed: (/íj.5 favoutod. — u
Arrimar, do. tn prnu. lo nphnlil.
lo rcly. ' ■ ' [fcEiel
Arrimo, nu. prap. snpporl: do-
-Arrtooar^BO, cb. V. Amníoior-H
Arrlnho, im. a liay vhi>re aie
llahad ahads and Laiiiprcya.
ArrloBCa. >} a cheat. shani.
Arrlplado, a, PP a^j- toiriâed,
frighlenfd. .
Arrlplamento. sm. a shlTcrinB
'haeárded."
. lo «ndanger,
•■* j. «■'.»%■■..■ »av.i*w<*«JBUK: VI
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Arrobado, a, VV* adj. -weighed,
nioasured.
Arrobaxnento, «m. the act of
moasuring I»y arobes.
Arrobar, va. to "weigh or to
measuro by arobe ; to cure and
preserve small wines by putting
into them sodden "wine.
Arrobe, sm. sodden "wine.
Arrobustar-se, vr, to grow ro-
bust, strong.
Arrochada, sf. a blov of a stick.
Arrochado, a, ;)p. adj. packed
or tíed -with a stick.
Arrochador, sm. a necklace of
pearls. [with a stick.
Arrochar, va. to pack up close
Arrochellado, a, adj. incastel-
lated.
Arrocho, mm. a short stick with
vhich carriers "wind the cord
that binds their pack.
Arrodear or Arrodeiar, va.
V. Rodear and derivated.
Arrodellado, a, pp. adj. armed
with a shield or búckler.
Arrodellar, va. to bucklor. Arro-
dellar-se, vr. to be bucklered,
Arrodilhado, a, pp. adj. kneeled
or knelt down.
Arrodilhar-se, vr. tokncel down.
Arro^ação, sf. lhe act of arro-
gating ; (í/í law) affiliation.
Arrogado, a. pp. adj. arrogated ;
{i/l laiv) atíiliated, adoptea.
Arrogância, sf. arrogancy, pride ,
arrogance.
Arrogante, adj. 2 g. arrogant,
j)roud, hauçhty; (in law) that
adopts or aííiliates.
Arrogantemente, adv. proudly.
Arrogar, va. to adopt, to afíiliate ;
ifigT) to arrogatc. Arrogar-se^ vr.
to arrogate to one's solf a righi
or title.
Arroio, sm. a little stream ; tho
herh white nettlo. [rashly.
Arrojadamente, adj. boldly,
Arroí adiço, a, adi, missilo that
is thrown violently.
AjTojado. a, pp. adj. thrown,
ca8t;(/if/.)rnsh, boJd, audacious.
^^ojadura, sf. a píece of wood
in an ass-milL
Arrolamento, sm. boldness, au-
dacity; impudence.
Arrojar, va. to cast, to throw.
Arrojar-se, vr. to cast one's self
from a high place,
Arrojeitaij va. to give a blow.
Arrojo, sm. the act of throwing
with violence; {f^.) boldness,
audacity. [enlisted.
Arrolado, a, pp. adj. enroUed,
Arrolador. sm. he who enrolls.
Arrolamento, sm. listing, enrol-
ment.
Arrolar, va. to list, to enroll;
to lay or lull asleep a ])aby.
Arrolhado, a, pp. adi. corked.
Arrolhar, va. to cork (bottlos).
Arrollo, sm. a tone or singing for
lulling a baby.
Arromba, sf. (culg.) great, won-
áGTÍu\. Jantar de — , great dinner.
Arrombada, sf. a pai't broken in
a building or wall. [broken.
Arrombado, a, pp. adj. opened,
Arrombador, sm.ahouse-break-
er;burglar. [o^en.
Arrombamento, sm. a breaking-
Arrombar, va. to force, to break
open, to drive down.
Arroseira, sf. a place where rice
gr o ws.
Arrosetado. a, adj. {boU) shaped
as a rowel of a spur.
Arrostar, va. to come in sight, to
defy, to bravo.
Arrosto, adv. {anc.) over-against.
Arrotado, a, vp. adj. beiched ;
that h;is beiched.
Arrotador, a, sin. or f. he or she
thr.t bolches. [boastof.
Arrotar, vn. to belch. — va. t(»
Arrotea, sf. a piece of ground
I)loughed for tne íirst time.
Arroteado, a. pp. adj. ploughed
for the llrst timo. [er.
Arroteador,.<:»2. grubl>er, plongh-
Arrotear, va. to grub up an un-
tilled piece of ground.
Arroto, sm. a bolching.
Arroubado, a, pp. adj. rarished,
enraptured. [ture, transport.
ArrovihaiiieTit.o^ mi. i^nc.) rap-
Arro>ibax-sQ^ or. Vi wi "E«NSásiSÈ^>
' eiixaT^lvaetà..
mamm
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Arroupado, pp. adj. coveredwith
a jrood cloth.
Arroupar, va. to cover with a
frood cloth. V. Vestir.
Arroz, sm. rice. [grows.
Arrozal, sm. the place where rice
Arruado, a, adj. disposed into
streets.
Armador, a, sm. or f. a fanfaron,
a swaggerer.
Armamento, sm. a distribution
or division into streets.
Armar, va. to range or distribute
into streets. Arruar-se^ vr. to be
divided into streets.
Arruda, sf. {bot.) the herb rue.
Armdão, sm. {bot.) rue, ruta.
Arruella, sf. {heral.) torteaux,
besant ; {a sea term) a small
iron ring in ships.
Arruellado, a, adj. {heral,) that
has besants.
Arrufadamente, adv. angrily
with displeasure.
Arrufadiço, B.,adj. peevish.that
is easily offended. [fended.
Arrufado, a, pp. adj. angry, of-
Arrufar-se, vr. to be angry, to
pout.
Arrufianado, a, adj. that has the
countenance or air of a rufian.
Arrufo, sm, pique, grief, trouble,
pouting.
Arrugado, a,pp. adj.wrmVlcá.
Arrugamento , sm. wrinkle ,
"vrrinkling.
Arrugar, va. to -wrinklOfto shri-
vel. Arrugas/^se, w. to be wrin-
kled
Arrugia, sf. {min.) a conduct for
running out waters.
Arruido, sm. uproar, bawling,
tumuU.
Arruinado, pp. adj. mined, un»
done. — em costumes^ perverted.
Arruinador, sm. and adj. des-
troyer, spender. [ruin.
Arrainamento, sm. destniction,
Arruinar, va. to ruin, to destroy,
to demolish; (fia.) to undo, to
spoil.— »n. to fali, to go to ruin.
Ãrruinar-se, vr, tiy decay, to go
^nojaítar, va, tocJeave,to open
ArrulTado, a, aàj. reddishbrowa.
ArmivaBcado, a, adj, reddlah
brovm.
Arrulhar, va. to coo like a dove.
ArrulliOi sm. cooing; children*B
playthings.
Arrullar, va. to lay or lull to sleep.
Arrumação, sf. apnointing in
^eographical chart; {fig.) setting
in order. [lovers, spitei.
Arrumaços, sm.pl. piques among
Arrumado, a, ji». adj. disposed,
set in order.
Arrumador, sm. stower; {fig.)
he vrh.0 sets in order.
Arrumar, va. to set in order, to
dispose ; to mark the rhumba or
bearing^ on the chart.
Arrumo, sm. setting in order.
Armnliado, a, pp. adi. ruined ;
pared or cut (shoemaker).
Arm-vidSo, sf. the nist of iron.
Arsão, sm. V. Arção.
Arsenal, sm. arsenal.
Arseniado, a, adj. arsenicated.
Arseniatado, a, adj. {chem.) ar-
senicated.
Arseniato, sm. {chem.) arseniate.
Arsenical, adj. 2 g. arsenical.
Arsénico, sm. {miner.) arsenic, —
amareUOf orpiment.
Arsenite, sm. {chem.) arsenite.
Arte, sf. art, skill, address, craft,
ability. Boas artes, humanities.
Arte, manner, means, method,
vay.
Artefacto, sm. workmanship.
Arteficial, sm. artificer.
Arteirice. sf. ruse, artiflce, art.
Arteiro, a, adi. cunninç, sharp.
Artelho, sm. tne ankle-oone.
Artemagioo, sm. magician. V.
Magico. [mug-wort
Artemisia. sf. {bot.) artemisia,
Artenna, sf. artenna.
Artequlm, sm. fruit of índia.
Artéria, sf. an artery.
Arteriaoo, a, adj. belonging to
the arteiy.
Arterial, adj. 2 q, artftTxai..
Axtet\aaGcosxi\A> aào.Va «sl^sna-
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Arteriologia, sf. arteriology.
Arteriotomia, sf. arteriotomy.
Arterite, sm. innammation in the
arterios.
Artesão, sm. artisan, artiôcer.
Artesiano, a, adj. artesian.
Artetica, sf. [med.) gout.
Artetico, a, adj. belonging to the
gout.
Arteza, sf. a kneading-trough.
Artezão, sm. sofíit, vaulted roof.
Arfcezoado, a, pp. adj. worked in
soffíts. [sofiits.
Artezoar, va. (avch.) to work in
Arthanita, sf. the horb called
sow-bread.
Arthralgia, sf {surg.) arthralgy.
Arthrifugo, a, adj. Çmed.) is said
of the remedias agamst the gout.
Arthritico, a, adj. arthritic,
gouty.
Arthrodynia, sf. {med.) arthritis.
Articulação, sf. {anat.) articula-
tion.
Articaladaxnente , ado. articu-
lately, clearly.
Articulado, a, pp. adj. articu-
lated, articuiate.
Articulante, adj. 2 g. that arti-
culatcs.
Articular, adj. 2 g. articular.
Articular, va. to articuiate, to
{»ronounce the sounds articu-
ately and clearly. Articular-se^
vr. {anat.) to be articulated or
jointed.
Articulo, sm. (gram.) V. Artigo.
— , [anat.) articulation.
Articuloso, a, adj. (anc.) artful.
Artífice, sm. artincer, mechanic.
Artificiado, a, pp. adj. worked
vith art. [artful.
Artificial, adj. 2 g. artificial,
Artificialmente, adv. artiâciaUy,
with skill.
Artificiar, va. to vork vilh art.
Artificio, sm. artiíice, art.
Artificiosamente, adv. artiâ-
ciaUy^ "with artiâce; cunningly,
sagaciously, craftily.
Artiíioo, a^, adj. [anc.) artful,
fallacioua.
Artigo, sm. articJe, clause, ac-
couQt, trenty, condition. — ,
(gramm.) article. — {anat.) arti-
culation, joint.
Artilhado, a, adj. furnished or
mounted "with artillerv.
Artilhar, va. to furnish with ar-
tillery.
Artilheria, sf. artillery.
Artilheiro, sm. an artiliery-man ;
gunner. [cheat.
Artimanha, sf. artífice, fraud,
Artimão, sm. {aseaterm) mizzen.
Artista, sm. artist.
Artistamente or Artistica-
mente, adv. artfully, skilfully.
Artístico, a, adj. artist, skilful ,
belonging to the arts.
Artizar, va. to work with art.
Artolitho, sm. {min.) kind of mi-
neral.
Artomeli, sm. a cataplasm of
bread and honey.
Artophago, S7n. and adi. one that
feeds oue's self with oread.
Artus. sm. pi. {anat.) the joints ;
the limbs.
Aruga, sf. a small canal or pipo
for the conveyance of water m
the mines. [ceous.
Arundinaceo, a, adj. arundina-
Arundinoso, a, adj. arundiueous.
Arúspice, sm. arúspice.
Aruspicina. sf. aruspicy.
Aruspicino, a, adj. belonging to
arúspices.
Aruspicio, a, adj. belonging t<.>
arúspices. — sm. aruspicy.
Arvaes, sm. pi. arraies.
Arval, adj. 2 g. {poet.) rustic,
campestral.
Arvicola, adj. 2 g. that is a
country-man or woman
Arvlcultura, sf. the science of
husbandry.
Arvoado, a, pp. adj. giddy, dizzy.
Arvoamento, s/n giddiness, diz-
ziness. [giddy.
Arvoar, va. to stun, to make
Arvorado, a, pp. adj. raised up,
lifted up.
Arvorar, va. to set upright, to
raise, to hold up.
Arvore, sf. Xte^.
Arvoreoer , *on. \o\iei<iotCkfò ^ \xefò.
Arvoredo, sm. ». çcw^ oWx^íí^íã.
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Arvorejado, a, pp. adj. covered
with trees. " pwith trees.
Arvorejar-se, vr. to oe covered
Arvorescente, adj. 2 g. V. Arbo-
rescente, [shaped.
Arvoriforxne, adj. 2 g. tree-
ArythOQoides, sm. pi. arythse-
noides.
Arsrtlmio, sm. {med.) arythmus.
Arzolla, sf. a green almond.
the article of the plural for
nouns of the feminine gender,
l, sf. V. Aza. [the.
A sabendas, adv. loc. wisely.
Asalveado, a, adj. [bot.) Corolla
— a, corolla resembling a sal-
var, [gris.
Asamar, sm. green grey, verdi-
Asambenitado , a, ãdj.. that
vrears a sarabenito.
Asaphia, sf. {med.) hoarseness.
Asaptains, sm. pi. {antiq.) the in-
terpreters of dreams.
Asar, sm. V. Azar. [spikenard.
Asaro, sm. {bot.) asarum or wild
As avessas, adv. loc. the wrong
way; (fig.) preposterously.
Asbestino, a, adj. asbestme, in-
combustible. [bestos.
Asbesto, sm. {min.) asbestus, as-
Asoa, sf. aversion, repugnancy.
Ascarento, a, adj. íilthy.
Ascendenoia, sf. genealogy, an-
cestry.
Ascendente, adj. 2 g. ascending,
ascendn a
mischievous gang.
Assacar, sm. sugar. [sT^eet.
Assucarado, a, pp. adj. sugared,
Assacarar, va. to sugar; (/fp.)
to mitigate.
Assucareiro, sm. sugar-box.
Assueto, a, adj. {<mc ) accustom-
ed. V. Acostumado.
Assumacprado, a, pp adj min-
gled -with sumach.
Afisnmagrar, va to minglewith
sumach.
Assumido, a, pp. adj, assumed.
Assumir, va. to assume, to tako ,
Assumpção, sf. assumption
Assumptivel, adj. 2 g assump-
tive.
Assum|)tivo, a, adj. {in law) as-
sumptive, extrinsicai.
Assumpto, a, adj assumed, ar-
rogated.
Assumpto, sm. the subject of a
discourse, of a comedy.
Assunar-se, vr. to be joined by
bands with uproar,
Assuperiorar-se , vr. (anc.) to
make one's self superior.
Assustado, a, pp. adj. frightened,
terrified.
Assustador, ora, adj. and s.
frightful, fearful
Assustar, ua. to fright, to terrífy,
to alarm. Assustar-se^ vr, to
grovr timorous.
Assutilar, vn. (aftc.) to discourse,
Assyria, sf. Assyria, Syria.
Assyrrisno, &, adj. ^and s. Assy-
rian.
Assyrio, a, adj. and 5. Assyriai:,
belonging to Assyria
Asta, sf. V. Jffasta, Hastear, etc.
Astella, sf. (surg.) splint, bolste:-.
Astereometro, sm. [astron.) au
instrument for calculating the
lismg aud settmg of the stars.
Astexia^ sf. Vif^in.^i a.9.\.^Y^«k-
AsterVBOO^ sm. ívs\.eT\^\s..
Astexismo^ sm, í^cistron.'^ Ba\«t\sai.
\
ASY
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Astemal, adj. 2 g. that is sepa-
rated of the stemum.
Asterite, sf. asterites.
Asthenia, sf. {med.) ^eakness.
Asthenico, a, ac^j.asthenic, weak.
Astilha, sf. a long splint or chip
of wood.
Astragalo, sm. {arch ) aatragal.
Astral, adj. ? g. {astron ) astral.
Astrança, sf. ipot.) the herh mas-
ter-wort. [triferous.
Astreo, a, odj. (poet.) starry, as-
Astres, sm pi. gooa luck; for-
tune.
Astrifero, a, adj. astriferous.
Astrifico, a, adj. that makes
appear stars.
Astrioto, sm, a precious stone.
Astro, sm. constellation , atar,
planet. [star.
Astrocinos, sm. {astron.) the dog-
Astrolábio, sm astrolabe.
Astrologia, sf. astroloçy.
Astrologicamentes aav* ostro-
logicaily.
Astrológico, a, adj. astrological.
Astrólogo, &m. astrologer.
Astronomia, sf. astronomy.
Astronomicamente, adv, astro-
nomically.
Astronoxaico, a, adj. astrono-
mical, astronomic.
Astrónomo, sm. astronomer>
Astrosia, sf. (ane. ) naughtiness
Astroso, a, aaj. unlucky, unfor-
tunate.
Astúcia, sf. subtility, craft.
Astuciado, a, adj, dodged,
shifted.
Astuciar, vn. to shift, to double.
Astuciosamente, adv, saga-
ciously. [pert.
Astucioso, a, adj. sagacious, ex-
Astur, sm avultur,abirdofprey.
Asturiano, a, adj. and 5. Asturian,
belonging to Astúrias
Astutamente, adv. cunningly,
diligcntly, expertly
Astuto, a, adj. subUe, cunning,
sagacious.
A gylo , sm. an asylanu
^^yatptota, sf. and adj, asymp-
^**' fasymptotical.
a^ adj. {math.)
AsyndetOB, tm. (oramm.) asyn-
deton. [oured; snufTy.
Atabaoado, a, adj. snuff-coi-
Atabafado, a, adj. tvcU covered ;
hushed up, concealed.
Atabafador, sm. he 'who sup-
presses any ruiuour.
Atabafar, va. to cover ; to sup-
press; toput a stop to a report.
Atabale, sm. atabal; a kettle-
dram.
Atabaleiro, sm. kettle-dnimmcr.
Atabalboadamente, adv. disor-
derly, confusedly.
Atabalhoado, a, pp. adj. con-
fused; (fig.) rash, temerarious.
Atabalboar, va to do thÍD;.'.s
confusedly.
Atabão, sm. V. Taiulo.
Atabacnie, sm. a kind of Indlan
drum.
Atabucado, a, pp adj. enter-
tained, amused.
Atabucar, va to cntertain, to
amuse.
Ataca, sf. lace ; ribbon ; a taggod
point.
Atacado, a, pp. adj. attacked;
laced, as 'womon's stays, fas-
tened. Vender por — , to sell by
the whole.
Atacador, sm. lace ; stay-laco.
Atacar, va. to attack, to invest ,
to lace, to fasten.
Atacoado, a,//), adj. heel-pieced,
mended.
Atado, a, pp. adj. tiod ; (Jig) per-
plexed, aiULward.
Atador, sm. he who tios.
Atadura, sf. a tie, a band, a ban-
dage.
Atsifal, sm. a crupper.
Atafera, sf. a list or selvago
made of mat-weed.
Atafona, sf. an ass or horso-mill.
Atafoneiro, a, sm. or /. a millor
of a horse or ass-inill.
Atafulhado, a, pp. adj. crammed,
stuffed.
Atafulhar, va. to ç.t«KvTív Ao» %x>síS. .
Atagu.enxãx^ wi. «^^^ Ci«t\Ní>\.«i^-
1 Y. AtemonxaT. , ^ ,^- ,
lAtaSmado, oi. adj. Ví^txj^>k ^^"^
ATA
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Atalaia, sf. a watch-tower, sen-
tinel ; a sort of boat.
Atalaiado, a, jip. adj.. watched,
cautious.
Atalaiador, sm. he who watchs.
Atadaiar, va. to stand sentinel,
upon a high place, to observe .
Atalaiar-se, vr. to be cautious.
Atalliada, sf. a plece of land
which has been ^rubbed up
round a grove of pme-trees.
Atalhado, SL.pp. adj. interrupted,
disturbed.
Atalhador, sm. explorator ; (Jig.)
adj. that abridges.
Ataihamento, sm. the act of
shutting up.
Atalhar, va. to shut up, to stop
the passage, to interrupt. Ata-
Ikar-se, vr. to be perplexed, ir-
resolute. [ment.
Atalhe, sm. corapendium, abridg-
Atalho, sm. a by-path.
Atamado, a, adj. by the -whole.
Atamancado, a, pp. adj. mended,
patched.
Atamancar, va.to mend, to patch.
Atamarado, a, adj. of a reddish
colour.
Ataxnento, sm. {anc.) the act of
tying; bandage; {fig.] timidity,
Atanado, a, pp. adj. tanned.
Couro — , tanned leather.
Atanar, va. to tan, to dress with
tan.
Atanario, a, adj. that has not
changed its feathers the prece-
ding year íbird of prey).
Atanasia, sf". {bot.) the herb tansy.
Atanazar, va. to pinch. Y. Ate-
nazar and derivated.
Atangimento, sm. {anc.) the act
of touching.
A tanto, adv. loc. so, so much.
Ataque , sm. attack , assault ;
{med.) attack, fit.
Atar, va. to tie, to bind, to fasten ;
{fig.) to subdue, to compel.
Atarantado, a, pp. adj. per-
plexed, confused.
Atarantar, va. to perplex, to
confuse. Atarantarse^ vr. to be
confused.
-Ataraxia, sf. (phiios,) ataraiLy.
Atarefado, a, pp. adj. tasked.
Atarefar, va. to task, to charge
one with the performance of a
task. [natural.
Atar cucado, a, adj afifected, nn-
Atarracado, a, pp. adj. tied or
bound fast.
Atarracador, sm, he who binds
fast.
Atarracar, va. to tie or bind fast ;
{fig.) to afflict one.
Atarrachado, a, pp» adj. fast-
ened with a screw.
Atarrachar, va. to screw.
Atarrafado, a, adj. wrapped up
in a casting net,
Atascadeiro, sm. a puddle, a dirty
plash. [in the dirt.
Atascado, a, pp.adj. mired, put
Atascar-se, vr. to stick iu the
mire. [pieces.
Atassalhado, a, pp. adj. rent in
Atassalhador, sm. one who tears
in pieces.
Atassalhadura, sf. the act of
tearing any thing.
Atassalhar, va. to tear or rend
in pieces; {poet.) to vex.
Ataúde, sm. coffin.
Atauxiado, a, adj. damasked.
Atauxiar, va. to damask.
Atavanado, a, adj. Cavallo — , a
flea-bitten horse. [tavern.
Atavemadamente, adv. as in a
Atavemado, a, pp.-^adj. sold in a
tavern.
Atavemar, va. to sell in a tavern .
Ataviadamente, adv. with ornar
ments, fineries. [trinuned.
Ataviado, a, pp. adj. adomed,
Ataviador, sm. he who adorns or
attires. [spruceness.
Ataviamento, sm smugness.
Ataviar, va. to smug, to trim.
Atavio, sm. smugness, spruce-
ness.
Atavonado, a, adj. that is like
the gadfly.
Até,prep.tiil, even, as faras,from.
— onde? how far? — guando^
how long, till when ? — gue, until.
Ateado, a. çp. a^j- vaaasfta^^
ATE
— ill —
ATI
Atear, va. to kindle, Atear-se, vr.
to take fire. [tude.
Atechnia, sf. incapacity, inapti-
Atediado, a, pp. aaj, tired, wea-
ried.
Atediar, va. to tire, toweary.
Atégora, adv. till nov, hitherto.
Ateigado, a, vp. adj. full fed.
Ateigar, va. (anc.) to measure by
a teig^» [obstinately.
Ateimado, a, pp. adj. insisted
Ateimar, vn. and va. to maintain
a thing obstinately, to insist.
Atemorisadamente , adv. af-
frightedly. [ed, alarmed.
Atem,orisado, a, pp. adj. affrigbt-
Atemorisador, sm. and adj. be
"who frightens.
Atemorisamento , sm. fright,
sudden fear. [alarm.
Atemorisar, va. to aíTii^^ht, to
Atempação, sf. (m law) the time
given for an açpeal to the supe-
rior judge ; adjournment.
Atempadamente, adv. with ad-
journment for a prefixed time.
Atempar, va. {in law) to give
time for appeal to the superior
judge. Atempar-se, vr. to be ap-
pointed for a prefixed time.
A tempo, adv. loc. opportunely,
in time.
Atenazado, a, pp. adj. pinched
with red hot pinchers; {fig.)
tormented.
Atenazar, va. to pinch with red
hot pinchers; to torment.
Atenças, sf. pi. {anc.) a thing in
which we trust.
Atequi, adv. hitherto.
Aterecer, vn. {anc.) to grow stiff
with cold.
Atericiado, a, pp. adj. icterical.
Atericiar, va. to cause the yellow
jaundice.
Atermado, a, pp. adj. {anc.) ap-
pointed. — aaj. extreme ; con-
tent. [to prefix.
Atenuar, va. {anc.^j to appoint.
Aterrado, a, pp. adj. terrined, af-
írighted ; thrown on the ground.
Atemunento, sm. alarm, sudden
feãr.
Atarrar, va, toterrífy, to fright;
to throw down ; (a sea term) to
take land.
Aterro, sm. the act of fílling up
a ditch, pit, etc, with ground.
Ater-se, vr. to keep, to stand, to
stick to a thing.
Atesado, a, pp. adj. bent, stiff.
Atesar, va. to stretch ; to bend (a
bow).
Atestar, va. to fill up.
Atheismo, sm. atheism.
Atheista, sm. atheist.
Atheisticamente, adv. atheisti-
caUv. [atheistic.
Atheistico, a, adj. atheistical,
Athenas, sf. Athens.
Atheneu, sm. Athenaeum.
Atheniense, adj. ands. Athenian,
belonging to Athens.
Atherino, sm. {nat. hist.) atherine.
Athermasia, sf. a morbifícal heat.
Atheroma, sf. {med.) atheroma.
Athesourar, va. y . Énthesourar.
Atheu, sm. atheist.
Athleta, sm. athlete, wrestler.
Athletioo, a, adj. athletic, vigor-
ous. [dijfferent.
Atibiado, a, pp. adj. cooled, in-
Atibiar, va. to cool, to make cool.
Atiçado, a, pp. adj. poked,raked;
snuffed (the candle); (fig.) in-
cited.
Atiçador, a, adj. that pokes or
rakes ; (fig.) that incites. — sm.
poker; snuffers.
Atiçar, va. to stir the fire, to
poke, to rake. — a vela^ to snuff
the candle ; {fig.) to inflame per-
sons in a quarrel.
Atiçoado, a, pp. adj burnt with
a firebrand. [brands.
Atiçoar, va. to bum with fire-
Atido, a, pp. adj. trusted upon.
Atigrado, a, adj. spottea as a
tiger's skin. [spiritually.
Atiladamente, adv. perfectlv.
Atilado, a, pp. adj. fine, adornea ;
{fig.) witty, acute.
Atilamento, sm. the act of per-
fectionating.
Atilar, «a. Xo ^«tlekC>:\atv»X^\ ^s^
I adoTU.
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Atlxuar, va. to fiaish, to con-
clude ; to undertake.
Atinadamente, adv. right, well.
Atinado, a, pp. adj. guessed
right; witty, subtile.
Atinar, va. cr wn. to guess right ;
to ând ; to remember.
Atino, sm. {anc.) reason, wisdora.
Atirado, a, pp. adj. cast, shot,
thrown.
Atirador, a, adj. that draws,
shoots or casts. — sm, {mil.)
rifleman, sharp-shooter.
Atirar, va. to shoot, to cast, to
throw. — uma cousa á cara de
alguém, {fig ) to throw a thing
in one's teeth. Atirar-se^ vr.
to âap, to play its wings with
noise (a bira).
Atitar, va. to pip, to chirp.
Atito, sm. the piping or chirçing
of birds. [a title.
Atitular, va. to entitle, to give
Atlante, sm. {arch.) atlante^ statue
employed as a column ; {fig.) pro-
tector, defender. [çantic.
Atlântico, a, adj. atlantic, gi-
Atlantides, sf. pL atlantides or
plêiades.
Atlas, sm. atlas; {anat.) atlas.
Atmidiatrica, sf. {med.) the ap-
plication of vapour forhealing.
Atmidometro, sm. {med.) a ves-
sel for evaporating the water.
Atmometro, sm. atmometer.
Atmosphera, sf. atmospher«.
Atmospherico, a, adj. atmo-
sphenc.
A toa, adv. loc, {a sea term) in
tow; {fig.) inconsiderately, at
random.
Atoado, a, pp. adj. towed.
Atoagem, sf. {at sea) towage,
towing.
Atoalhado, a, adj. that is fit for
table-clothes.
Atoar, va. {a sea term) to tow, to
drag a ship. Atoar-se, vr. to be
bina with a tow-rope.
Atoardas, sf.pl. reports,rmnours.
Atochado, a, pp. adj. fastened.
Atochador, sm. fastener. [fast.
Atochar, va. to fasten or máke
jAtqohOt *m. & -wedge.
Atoladamente, adn, dirtily.
Atolado, a, pp. adj. stuck in the
mire, bemired.
Atolar-se, vr. to stick in the mire,
to get dirty.
Atoladiço, a, adj. murrj, miry.
Atoleimado, a, pp. adj. that is
silly, blockhead.
Atoleimar-se, vr. to grow silly.
Atoleiro, sm: a marshy place;
{fig.) an obstruction.
Atombado^ pp. adj. thrown.
Atombar, va. to throw down.
Atomismo, sm. atomism.
Atomista, sm. atomist. [mical.
Atomistico, a, adj. atomic, ato-
Atomo, sm. atom, corpuscle.
Atonia, sf. atonv, debility.
Atonico, a, adj. (med.) debilitated.
Atontado, a, pp. adj. doting,
stupid. [stapia.
Atontar, va. to stupefjr, to make
Atorado, a, pp. adj. made orcut
in pieces of wood.
Atorar, va. to cut in pieces of
wood. [like.
Atorçalado, a, pp. adj. twisted-
Atorçalador, sm. {anc.) he who
twists silk.
Atorçalar, va, to twist silk.
Atorooado, a, pp. adj. that is not
well ground. [fectly.
Atorçoar, va. to grind imper-
Atordoadamente, adv. inconsi-
derately. [giddy.
Atordoado, a, pp. adj. stunned.
Atordoamento, sm. the act of
stunning.
Atordoar, va. to stun, to deafen,
to make giddy.
Atormentado, a. pp. adj. tor*
mented, tortured.
Atormentador, a, adj. and s,
torturer, one who torments.
Atormentar, va, to torment, to
torture ; ijig^ to vex-
Atormentativo, a, adj, tor-
menting.
A torto, adv. loc. {anc.) wrong^
fully. [having a coif,
Atoncado, a, adj. [anc.) coif like,
I AioxLClxúxaÂQ^a^adj.laxdaceoTis,
\ fat. \N . En-oeneTWW.
ATR
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Atrabalhado, a, pp. adj. full of
troubles. [to trouble.
Atrabalhar, va. {anc.) to work,
Atrabiliário, a, adj. atrabilarian,
atrabilarious.
Atrabilioso, a, adj. atrabilarious,
atrabilarian.
AtrablllB, sf. {med.) atrabilis,
black choler.
Atracação, sf. {a sea term) an-
choriug ; the act of grapplmg a
ship.
Atracador, sm. {a sea temi) a
cable for moormg; he \rho
grapples. [pling*
Atracadura, sf. the act of grap-
Atracar, va. {a sea terrr^ to
grapple. [bustLing.
Atrafegar-se, vr. to be in a
Atraiçoadamente, adv. treach-
eroosly.
Atraiçoado, a, pp. adj. betrayedj
treacherous, unfaithful.
Atraiçoar, va. to betray, to be
false.
Alxaxuar, va. V. Tramar.
Atrancar, va. to bar. — a casa,
to encamber a house with fur-
nitare; {fort.) to cross a pali-
sade. [woven.
Atraxnado, a, adj. that is ill
Atrapalhação, sf. disorder, con-
fusion, bnngling.
Atrapalhado, a, pp. adj. bungled ,
confoanded.
Atrapalhador, sm. bungler.
Atrapalhar, va. to bungle, to
confound ; to dress with rags.
Atrato, a, adj. dressed in black
moorning.
Atravancado, a, j^. adj. incum-
bered, obstructed.
Atravancar, va. to iucumber, to
obstruct.
Atravessadiço, a, adj. irksorae.
Atravessado, a, pp. adj. iaid
across, crossed, stuck throngh.
Atravessador , a, adj. and s.
monopolist.
Atravessadooro, sm, a cross-
▼ay, a by-road.
Atravessamento, sm, the act
Bnd effect o/cpossing,
' va, to cross, toroB
through, to pass over ; {fig.) to
vex, to oppose. — as velas, to
flat in the sails. [after.
Atraz, adv. and prep. behind,
Atrazado, a, pp. adj. retarded;
that is behind nand cr indebted ;
slow, backward. Atrazados, sm.
pi. arrears; {gram.) rules.
Atrazador, sm. hinderer, retar- •
der. [hinderinç.
Atrazamento, sm. retarding ur
Atrazar, va. to retard, to hinder.
Atrazar-se^ vr. to stay behind,
to go àíow. (Iiardment,
Atrazo, sm. backwardness, re-
A trechos, adv. loc. by spaces,
interruptedly.
AtredLar, va. {anc.) to accustom,
to inure.
Atreguado, a, pp. adj. that is in
truce with the eneiny.
Atreguar, va. to make a truce
with the enemy.
Atreiçoar, va. V. Atraiçoar and
derivated. * [ject.
Atreito, a, adj. accustomed, sub-
Atrellado, a, pp. adj. carried
awav by a leash.
Atrellar, va. to carry b^ a leash.
Atremar, va. to ffuess rií^ht.
Atrenado, a, aJj. {anc.) three«
fold.
Atrever-se, vr. to dare, to ad-
venture, to be saucy.
Atrevidaço, a, adj. very bold.
Atrevidamente , adv. boldly,
daringly.
Atrevido, a, pp. adj. bold, daring,
fearless; inconsiderate, impu-
dent, insolent.
Atrevimento, sm boldness, da>
ingneas; irapudence.
Atribulação, sf. tribulation.
Atribuladamente, adv. afilie-
tively, with tribulation.
Atribulado, Oijpp. adj. afSicted,
distressed. [flicts.
Atribulador, a, adj. that af-
Atribular, va. to trouble, to af-
flict, to disquiet. — vn. to be
troubleaoma. \^ss»a.
AtxlcVa, sf . V!n^ed^ ^^W^e^^v^^J.
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ATT
Atrigar-se, vr, to lofike haste ; to
grow pale.
Átrio, sm. court-yard, vestibtde.
Atro, a, adj. (poet.) black, dark;
(fig.) sad, raourniul.
Atroada, sf. a great noise.
Atroado, a, pp. adj. stunned with
thunder cr noise.
Atroador, a, svi. or /. and adj.
fhnndering; troubler; the person
who thunders.
Atroamento, sm. disease in a
horse's hoof.
Atroar, vn. to thunder, to stun,
to make a great noise.
Atrocidade, sf. cruelty, lier-
ceness. [shaped.
Atrombetado, a, adj. tnimpet-
Atropar, va. {anc.) to assemble,
to levy soldiers.
Atropelladaxuente, adv. con-
fusedly. [fused.
Atropellado, a, pp. adj. con-
Atropellamento, sm. the act of
treading under foot.
Atropellar, va. to tread under
foot ; to oppress.
Atrophia, sf. (med.) atrophy.
Atrophiado, a, pp. adj. wasted,
-.withered. . j
Atrophiar, va. to waste, to
wither, to occasion atrophy.
Atrophiar-se, vr. to fali into a
State of atrophy.
Atrophico, a, adj. {med.) wasted,
"withered.
Atropos, srn. American reptile ;
(fig.) death. [cruel.
Atroz, adj.2g. atrocious,heinous,
Atrozmente , adv. atrociously,
heinously.
Atrutado, a, adj. speckled,
spotted like a trout.
Attalico, a, adj. {poet.) sump-
tuous, excellent. [gated.
Attemperado, a, pp. adj. miti-
Attemperante, adj. 2 g. miti-
gating.
Attemperar, va. (med.) to miti-
gate.
Attenção, sf. attention, respect.
A.ttencio30j a, adj. attentive,
kind ; polite. [pectating.
-Attenda, sf. expectation, ex-
Attender, va. to consider, to at-
tend.
Attendido, a, pp. adj. attended,
considered.
Attentadaxnente, adv. carefully,
visely.
Attentado, a, pp. adj. cautious,
"wise. — 5771. atterapt, attack.
Attentaxnente, adv. attentively.
Attentar, va. to consider, to
mind, to provido; {in law) to
innovate any thing in a law
suit.
Attentatorio, a, adj. {in law)
unlawful, outrageous.
Attentivaxnente, adv. attentive-
ly, carefully. [fui.
Attento, a, adj. attentive, care-
Attenuação , sf. attenuation ,
wasting.
Attenuado, a, pp. adj. attenuat-
ed, wasted, spent.
Attenuante, adj. 2 g. attenuant,
attenuating.
Attenuar^ va. to attenuate, to
make thin, to weaken.
Attestação, sf. attestation, certi-
acate. [testiâed.
Attestado, a, pp. adj. attested,
Attestanf
testing.
a, pp,
, adj.
2 g. and s. at-
Atteettar, va. to attest, to certify,
to testify.
Atticlsxno, sm. atticism.
Attico, a, adj. attic ; elegant.
Attlcurgo, a, adj. attic. Atticurga
ordem^ the attic order.
Attlnente, adj. i g. concerning,
pertaining.
Attingido, a, pp. adj, attained,
toucned lightly.
Attlngir, va. to attain,to reach;
(fig.) to obtain, to comprehend.
Attingivel, adj. attamable ; {fig.)
comprehensible.
Attitude, sf. attitude, posture.
Attonitamente, adv. astonish^
ingl;^. [prized.
Attonito, a, adj. astonished, sur-
Attracção, sf. attraction, attract-
ing. [tionist.
Attr accionar lo ^ a, adj. attrac-
Attractiva^ sf. (^anc.^ aXVcwáCvcsvi.
AltractWo, ai, adj. »«x«tóòN«u
AUD
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AUL
Attracto, a, c^j. shnink, con-
tracted. — sm. attraction.
Attrahente, adj. 2. g. attractinf ,
attractive. [allured.
Attrahldo, a, pp. adj. attracted,
Attrahir, va. to attract ; {fig.) to
allure, to invite.
Attraotivo, a, adj. attractive;
alluring. [tribute.
Attj:'ibiiição, sf. attribution, at-
Attj:'ibaido, a, pp. adj. attributed,
imputed. [butes.
Attribuidor, sm. he -who attri-
Attribuir, va. to attribate, to
impute. Attribuir-sef vr. to as-
sume, [table.
Attribuivel, adj. 2 ^. attribu-
Attrlbutado, a,pp. adj. subdued,
made tributary.
Attributador, a, sm. or f. he
who charges with tributes.
Attributar, va. to subdue, to
charge with tributes.
Attributivo, a, adj. attributive.
Attributo, sm. attribute.
Attrlção, sf. attrition ; a rubbing.
Attricionario, sm. and adj. that
follows the system of, attrition.
Attrito, a, aaj. attrite. — sm.
Iphys.) rubbing, friction.
Atuado, a, pp. adj, theed or
thou'd. [thou.
Atuar, va. to thou, te thee and
Atulhado, a, pp. aaj. âlled up to
the top.
Atolliair, V. a. to fíll up to the top.
Atum, sm. {icht,) tunnv. [neer.
Atumultuador, sm. {anc.) muti-
Atumultuar, va. (anc.) tomutiny,
to cause tumults.
Aturadamente, adv. patiently,
constantly. [suffered.
Aturado, a, pp. adi, endured,
Aturador, a, adj. that endures
or suffers.
Aturaxnento, sm. the act of
suffering, persevering.
Aturar, va. to sufTer, to bear, to
endure. [amazed.
Aturdido, a, pp. adj. stuned,
Aturdimento , sm. stunning ,
glddiness. [to astonisQ. \
Aturdir, va. to stun, to amaze, \
-Aodàote, sf. andãcity, intrepidity . \
Audacioso, a, adj. audacious.
Audaz, aaj. 2 g. audacious,
daring. [boldly.
Audazmente, adv. audaciously,
Audição, sf. audition, audience.
Audienoia, «f. audience, hearing.
Audiente, aaj. 2 g. that hears.
Audimetro, sm. an instrument
for measuring tho reach of the
hearing [auditory .
Auditivo, a. adj {anat.) auditive,
Audito, sm. {anc ) audit, the act
of hearing.
Auditor, sm auditor, hearer.
Auditoria, sf. court, auditorship.
Auditório, a, adj. {anc.) auditive.
— sm. auditory, audience; {in
law) session house.
Audivel, adj. 2 g. audible.
Auge, 5771. {astr.) top, height,
summit.
Augmentação, sf. augmentation.
Augmentado, a, pp. adj. aug-
mented, increased.
Augmentador, a, adj. and s.
augmenter, orne who augments.
Augmental, adj. 2 g. {anc.) aug-
mentable.
Augmentar, va. to augment, to
improve, to increase. Augmentar-
se, vr. to grow larger.
Augmentativo. a, adj. {gram.)
augmentative.
Augmento, sm. augmentation;
augment, increase.
Augueiro, sm. a furrow, sluice.
Augur, sm. augur. V. Agoureiro.
Augurado, a, pp. adj, augured,
guessed.
Augurai, adj. 2 g. augurai.
Augurar, va. to foretell future
events. to vaticinate.
Augúrio, sm. augury.
Augustal, adj. 2 g. belonging to
Augustus. [cally.
Augustamente , adv. majesti-
Augustinho, sm. {printing term)
English, a sort of letter.
Augustiniano . a , adj, angus*
tiuian.
Augusto, a, adj, ■a.M^xiaX., ^kaí-
AUS
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AUT
.Aolico, a, ãdi. aulic.
Aulido, sm. nowling.
Aulista, sm. student that learns
in an aula.
Auna, sf. anln, ell.
Aunado, a, adj. nnited, made by
unity.
Aunar, va. to unite.
Aura, sf. gale, breeze ; {fig.) ap-
plause, ftivour.
Áureo, a, adj. golden; {fig.)
happy.
Aureola, sf. aureola, a luminous
crown.
Auricalco, sm. aurichalcum.
Auricidia , sf. covetousness ,
desiro of gola.
Auricomado or Auricomo, adj.
(poet.) that has golden leaves
or golden hair, flaxen.
Aurícula, sf. (ana^.) auricle ; (bot.)
aurícula. [culate.
Auriculado, a, adj, (bot.) anri-
Auricular, adj. 2 g. auricular.
O dedo — , the little finger.
Aurifactorio, a,- adj. that makes
gold.
Aurífero, a, adj. auriferous, gold-
bearing. [smith.
Aurlfícla, sf. the art of a gold-
Aurífico, a, adj. changing into
gold.
Auriflanmia, sf. oriflamme, (the
standard of the kings of France).
Aurífrísio, sm. {naf. hist.) a sea
eagle.
Aorífulgente, adj» 2 g, (poet.)
shining as gold. [ter.
Auriga, 5m. (as/r.) auriga; car-
Aurígero, a, adj. gold-bearin^.
Auriphrigiato, a, adj. embroid-
ered with gold.
Aurirosado, a, adj. rose and
gold coloured.
Aurísto, sm. aorist : two tenses
of the Greek verb.
Auríto, a, adj. that hears well.
Aurora, sf. aurora, dawn of day.
Aurum-musívum , sm. aurum
mosaicura, sulphuret of tin.
Auscultação, sf auscultation.
Jíasencia, sf. absence.
AaaentadOf a, pp. adj, absent,
retired.
\
Ausentar, na. to absent. Ausen"
tar-Ky vr. to absent one^s self.
Ausente, adj. 2 g. absent.— ,«»».
one that is absent.
Auso, sm. boldness. Y. OuÃCKÍia.
Auspicar, va. to auspicate, to
promise.
Auspícina, sf. {antiq.) divinatioD
by the omens.
Auspício, «m. augury, diyination.
Auspicioso, a, adj. auspicious;
prosperous. [tie.
Auste, sm. {a sea term) a knot, a
Austeramente, adv. austerely,
severely.
Austeridade, sf. austerity, sever-
ity. [rigid.
Austero, a, adj. austere, severe,
Austral, adj. 2 g. austral,aastnne.
Austríaco, a, s. and adj. Ao-
strian, belon^ng to Áustria.
Austrifero, a 'adj. rainy, shov-
ery. [stral.
Austrino, a, adj. austrine, au-
Austro. sm. the south-wind.
Austromancía, sf. divination by
the vinds.
Auta, sf. paper or -writings be-
longing to a law-suit.
Autarcia, sf. [pathol.) coutent of
one's condition, quietness.
Authentica, sf. {eccles ) certifi-
cate for testifying the identity
of reliques. [autbentic.
Authenticado, a, pp. adj. made
Authenticamente, adv. authen-
tically ; authenticly.
Authenticar, va. to authenticate.
Authentícidade, sf. authentical-
ness, authenticness.
Authentico. a, adj. autheutic,
authenticaí.
Author, Auotor, sm. Y. Autor.
Auto, sm, action, deed. Autos {in
lato) papersbelongingto a law-
suit. [pby.
Autobiograpliia, sf. autobiogra-
Autobiograplio, sm. autobiogra-
pher.
Autoceplialo, sm. autocephalus.
Autocracia, sf. autocracy.
Antoorata, sm. autocrat, auto-
er&teT. \\«.
Antoocatciz, sf. a. ^\iç»-^^>^wi<ix^
^ff^^m^f
9P
AUX
— 1Í3 —
AVA
Autodldaoto, a, adj, and s. that
learns without teachers.
Antodidaxia, sf. capacitj of
learning wíthout teachers.
Autodinamico, a, adj. that is
produced by the strength of the
same object.
Autognosia, sf. self-kno-vledge.
Autographia, sf. autography.
Autographo, a, adj. autographi-
cal, autographic.
Autographoinania, sf, the ma-
nia of collectiug autographies.
Autozuatario, sm. he -who makes
automatons. [tically.
Automaticamente, sf. automa-
Automiatico, a, adj- automatical,
automatic.
Automatismo, sm. antomatism.
Autómato, sm. automaton ; {ftg.)
stupid, blockhead.
Autonomia, sf. autonomj.
Autopsia, sf. autopsjr.
Autor, sm. author, inventor, ma-
ker; (m law) the plaintiff.
Autora, sf. authoress ; {in law) a
wornan that impleadeth another
at law.
Autoria, sf. the act of one ■who
demands justice.
Autoridade, or Authorldade,
sf, authority, command, legal
poyrer, rule. — s, sm. pi. autno-
rities. [authorizing.
AutorisaçSo, sf. authorisation,
Autorisadamente, adv. authori-
tatively. [zed.
Autorisado, a, pp. adj. anthori-
Autorisador, sm. he -who autho-
rizes.
Autorisar, va. to authorize, to
give authority, Autorisar-se ,
vr. to be authorized.
Autoritativò, a, adj. anthorita-
tive, positive.
Autuação, sf the act of draving
a written statement.
Autuado, a, pp. adj. reduced to
the form of a written statement.
Autuar, va. to raake a verbal pro-
cess, an inguest.
Auttuíanal, adj. 2 g, autumnal.
?^Í^\ ^*PP- ^J' "ded, as-
aisted^ helpecL
1
Auxiliador, a, adj, and s. alder,
helper, protecter.
Auxuiante, adj. 2 a. helping.
Auxiliar, va. to aia, to assist, to
favour. [liar, helpfiõ.
Auxiliar, adj. 2 g. auxiliary, auxi-
Auxiliariamente, adv. with help,
Auxiliario, a, adj. auxiliary,
auxiliar.
Auxilio, sm. help, succour, aid.
Auxometrico , a, adj. (phys.)
auxometric. [ter
Auxometro, sm. {phys.) auxome-
Avalanoha, sf.{phys. ) avalanche,
a snow-slip. [tion.
Avaliação, sf. valuation,estima-
Avaliado, a, pp. adj. appraised,
rated, estimated.
Avaliador, sm. appraiser, valuer ;
ifig.) esteemer. [mation.
Avaliamento, sm.valuation, estv-
Avaliar, va. to appraise^ to rate,
to estimate.
Avanbraços, sm. pi. bracelets (a
piece of an armour). [tempt.
Avançada, sf. [mil.) attack, at«
Avançado, a,j9p. aaj advanced,
Sentinella — a, forlorn sentry.
Avançamento, sm. the jutting in
a building; projecture.
Avançar, va. to advance, to
hasten, to set forward; to jut
or stand out; {fig) to exceed,
to surpass. — vn. to mar eh on.
Avançarse, vr. to throw one's
self.
Avance, sm. (mi7.)assault, attack.
Avanço, sm. profit, gain; ad-
vancement; advance.
Avania, sf. wrong, injury.
Avantajadamente, adv. advan-
tageously.
Avantajado, a, m>. adj. advanta-
ged; superior, better.
Avantaj amento, sm. advantage.
Avantajar, va. to advantage, to
proíit; to advance, to improve,
Avantajoso, a, adj. {anc.) advan<^
tageous, useful.
Avantal, sm. V. Avental.
Avante ^ aàt>, "Xiçi^oit^ ^ iorss^sí^.
Passar — , \o ^<i lwV\v«t. 1^«^^
a sua — ,to m^v^x.. — >».\cr^- ^^
AVE
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AVE
Avaqueirado, a, adj. rustic.
Avaramente, adv. avariciously,
covetously. fthe fríars.
Avarcas, sf. pi. sandals used by
AvEirentaiuente , adv. cove-
tously .
Avarento, a, sdj, avaricíous,
covetous.
Avareza, sf. avarice, covetous-
ness.
Avaria, sf. average, damage.
Avariado, a, pp. adj. damage d,
that has average.
Avariar, va. to damage. Avariar-
se, vr. to be damaged.
Avaricia, 5/*. V. Avareza.
Avaro, a, adj. and s. covetous,
avaricious. Terra — a, {fig-l steril
ground. [subiected.
Avassallado, a, pp. adj. subdued,
Avassallador, a, sm. or f. and
€tdi. subduer, he or she that
subdues. [sallage.
Avassallamento, sm, (anc.) vas-
Avassallar, va. to subdue, to
conquer, to subject.
Ave, sf bird, fowl. Aves de arri-
bação, migratory birds. — inter j.
Avêa or Aveia, sf. oats. Farinha
de — , oatsmeal.
Aveaco, sm. oats-bread, jannock.
Aveal, sm. an oats-fíeld.
Avedouro, a, adj. {anc.) that is
"Worthy of being obtained.
Aveiado, a, adj. mad, lunatic.
Avejão , sm. a man of a nlons-
trous size , a ghost.
Avela or Avel^,5/. toasted rice.
Avelã, sf. hazel-nut, filbert-nut.
Avelado, a,j3p. ad/.withered, dry.
Avelanado, a, aaj hazel-colour,
hazel-nut coloured.
Aveleira, sf. hazel-tree. [trees.
Aveleiral, sm. a grove of nazel-
AveUiacado,a,j7p. adi. despised.
Avelbacar , va, to aespise , to
contemn. [old.
Avelhentado, a, pp. adj. made
Avelhentador, sm. that causes a
prematuro old age.
Avelhentar, va. to make old
prematurely. [glass.
-Airelorios, sm.pLsmáa. beads of
Aveludado, a, pp. adj. velveted.
Aveludar, va. to velvet.
Ave-Msiria, sf. Ave-Mary. Ave-
Afarias, sf. pi. the toUing of a
bell, at the dusk of the evening;
the small beads of a chapiet^
Avena, sf. reed, pipe.
Avenca, sf. {bot.) maiden-hair.
Avencadura, sf. V. Enxárcia
real.
Avença, sf. {anc.) agreement, con-
tract, convention.
Avençado, a, pp. adj. agreed.
Avencadura, sf. {a sea term) the
main shroud.
Avençai, adj. 2 g. that has made
an agreement; ijig.) humble.
Avençao, sm. a kind of herb like
maiden-hair.
Avençar, va. to agree upon the
yearly rent that is to be paid in
com, "wine, oil, etc.
Avendar, va. {anc.) to disinherit.
AVendiçca, adj. adventicious.
Avendo, sm. {anc.) a disinherit-
ing.
Avenenar,va. {anc.) to poison.
Avenhir, va. {anc.) to agree , to
concord.
Avenida, sf. avenue, passage.
Aventado, a,j}p. adi. exposed to
the air, fanned ; {fig.) divulged.
Avental, «m. an apron.
Aventar, va. to ventilate, to fan.
— o trigo y to -winnow; {fig.) to
discover, to smell.
Aventiço, a, adj. {anc.) adventi-
cious.
Aventura, sf. adventure, event,
accident. [venturous.
Aventurado, a, pp. adj lucky.
Aventurar, va. to venture, to
adventure.
Aventureiro, a, sm. and f. ad-
venturer or adventuress; a
volunteer. — adj. adventurous,
venturesome. [rina.
Aventurina, sf. {min.) avantu-
Avânturosamente^ adv. adven-
turously. [venturous.
Aventuroso, a, ocí/.aaventurous,
Aver, TJtt. V. Haver,
Averbado^ a^ pp.ad^.^^inrvVAXL vcl
«p
AVI
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AVI
Averbar, va. (in law) to write in
express words.
Averdugada, sf. petticoat.
Averdugado, a. adj. that wears
a petticoat called verdugada.
Avergar, vn. to bend. [ed.
Avergoado, a, pp. adj. flagellat-
Avergoar, va. to flagellate.
Avergonhar, va. {anc.) to shame.
Averiguação, sf. examination,
search. [certainty.
Averiguadamente, adv. for a
Averiguado, a,;)p- adj. to search
diligently. [miner.
Averiguador, sm. inquirer, exa-
Averiguar, va. to search dili-
gently, to examine; to decide.
AvermeUiado, gi,pp.adj, reddish
Côr — a, redaishness.
Avermelhar, va. to redden. —
vn. to blush.
Avemo, sm. hell. — adj. {poet. )
belonging to the Avemus.
Aversamente, adv. unwillingly.
Aversamento, sm. {anc.) contra-
riety.
Aversão, sf, aversion, opposition.
Averso, a, adj. averse, opposite.
Avessada, sf. {falcon.) the thong
or leather to tie the ikavk to the
perch. [contrary.
Avessado, a, pp. adj. made quite
Avessamente, (zdv. the wrong
way.
Avessar, va^ to overthrow, .to
turn topsy-turvv.
Avessas (A's), aao. loc. the wrong
"way. Tomar tudo ás — , to mis-
contrue any thing. Virar ás — ,
to turn upside.
Avesso, sm. the "wrong side.
Avesso, a, adj. cross-grained,
cross, iintow.ard.
Avestruz, «m.V. Abestruz.
Avezado, a, pp adj. accustomed,
habituated.
Avezar, va. to accustom, to use.
Aviado, a, pp. adj, despatched,
made ready.
Aviamento, sm, preparation.
Dar —-, to make ready.
Aviar, va. to make ready, to
desp^tcb. Aviarse^ vr. to prepare
one a self, to m&ke haste.
Aviário, sm, aviary.
Avioenia, sf. {bot.) aviconnia.
Avicennista, sm. a physician
foUower of Avicenna.
Avioeptologia, sf. aviceptolo^y.
Avictualhado, a, pp. adj. vic-
tualled.
Avictualhar, va. to victual.
Avidamente , adv. greedily ,
hungrily ; {fig.) covetously.
Avidez, sf. greediness, avidity.
Ávido, a, adj. greedy, hungry,
{fig.) covetous, desirous.
Avieirado, a, adj. that has shell
âshes. [what rustical,
AviUanado, a, pp. adj. some-
AviUanar-se, vr. to grow rustic.
Avlltação, sf. abasement, abjec-
tion.
Aviltadamente, adv. with abjec-
tion, in a base manner.
Aviltado, a, i^p.ac?^'. abased, de-
graded. [humiliating,
Aviltador, a, adj. thatabases.
Aviltamento, sm. abasement,
abjection. [to disgrace.
Aviltar, va, to abase, to debase,
Avimento, sm. advent, arrival.
Avinagrado,a,|>p.ac?J. seasoned
or mixed with vinegar.
Avinagrar, va. to season vith
vinegar ; {fig.) to anger. Avina-
grar-se, vr. to be angry.
Avincular, va. {anc.) to entaii
an estate. [ticious.
Avindiço, a, adj. {anc.) adven-
Avindimar, va. to vindemiate.
Avindo, a, adj. unanimous, of
one miná.Bcm avindos, agreeing.
Mali — , discordant.
Avinhado, a, pp. adj. that has
the savour of wine, mixed "with
vintí or of a wine colour.
Avinhar, va. to mix or season
with "wine. Avinhar-se, vr. to get
drunk.
Aviolado, a, adj. violet-colour;
shaped as a guitar.
Avir, va. to agree together, to
concord. — un. \<i \\a:ç^«w^Xç»
AviBadam«n.\»> oAii -^N^^^^^;^^
Avlaado, a, pp. oA^.^^^^^-
AVO
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AXI
Avisador, sm. warner, he who
warns.
Avisamento, sm. waming notice,
prudence .
Avisar, va. to warn, to advise.
Avisar-se, vr. to take a prece-
dent care.
Aviso, sm. advice, -waming, mlnd,
advertency. Navio de — , aiâiig's
packet-boat.
Avistado, a, pp. adj, perceived,
seen at distance.
Avistar, va. to see at a distance
before, to perceive.
Avititado, a, adj. {anc.) Prazo
— , life-time, that is not perpe-
tuai, [of ancestors.
Avito, a, adj. ancient, that comes
Aviva, sf. vives (a distemper
among horses). [lively.
Avivadaxuente, adv. briskly,
Avivado, a, pp. adj. excited,
quickened. [nisher.
Avivador, sm, çolisher, bur-
Avivar, va. to excite, to quicken,
to encourage, to promote; to
enliven, to invigorate ; to make
brisk. Avivar-se^ vr. to be ex-
cited.
Aviventadeiro, sm, he vrho vi-
vifies or animates.
Aviventado, a, pp. adj. viviâed ;
{fig.) animated. [fies.
Aviventador, sm he who vivi-
Aviventar, va. to vivify, to ex-
cite.
Avizinhado, a, pp. adj. neigh-
boured, adjacent, next.
Avizinhar, va, to ueighbour, to
adjoin to. — vn, to be a neigh-
bour Avizinhar^sej vr. to be ad-
joined to.
Avô, sm. a grand-father.
Avó, sf. a grand-mother.
Avós, s.pl.^ m. or f. the plural of
Avó and Avó.
Avo or Avos, sm. {arithm ) a sort
of fraction.
Avoaçar, vru to flap the win^.
Avocação, sf. {in lav>) avocation;
the taking ãwav of a law-suit
irom anotber'8 jurisdiction.
1^ o-v^oked, csãleáfor.
Avocar, va. {jxi law) to evoke, to
call for.
Avocatorio, a, adj. (inlaw) a
summons to appear D«fore an-
other higher court.
Avooatura, sf. the act of evoking.
Avocavel, aaj. 2 g, {in law) that
may be evoked. [wings.
Avoejar, vn. {anc.) to clap the
Avoengo, a, adj. belonging to
ancestors. [ancestors.
Avoengos, sm. pi. forefathers,
Avoengueiro, a, adj. that comes
from ancestors.
Avogar, va. (anc.) V. Advogar
and derivated. [crodked.
Avolto, a, adj. wrapped up,
Avolumado, a, pp. adj. over-
loaded ; voluminous.
Avolumar, va. to over-load. —
vn. to make a great volume.
Avolver-se, vr. to be transported
or ravished.
Avolvimento, S7n. {anc.) over»
joy, return.
Avondo, adv. plentifully.
Avozeado, a, pp adj. proclaimed
with loud voices.
Avozear, va. to proclaim 'with
loud Yoices.
Avulí^o, sf. {med.) avulsion.
Avulso, a, adj. separate, uncon-
nected ; different.
Avultado, a, pp. adj. corpnlent;
ifig.) considerable.
Avultar, va. to increase, to aug-
ment. — vn. to look big, to
grow; {fig.) to be considerable.
Avultoso, a, adj. bulky, of a
great volume.
Axar, sm. dish used in Ásia.
Aze, sm. (phys.) axis, axle-tree.
Axl, sm. Guinea-pepner.
Axifugo, a, adj. {phys.) centri*
fugal. [axil or axilla.
Axilla, sf. {anat.) axilla, {bot.)
Axillar, adj. 3 g. axillar, axiUary.
Axioma, sm. {philos.) axiom.
Aziometro, sm. {a sea term) tell-
tale.
Azipeto, a, adj {phys.) that is
apçToachm^ ot me «a\%.
AziB, «nu ^nat, HsX>i vú& «k^\A
of staig.
Mi
AZE
-i27 —
AZI
Azorar, va. (a sea term) to drive,
to expel, to oeat off.
Azorcas, sf. pi. metal bracelets
or rings used by Moors.
Az, sm. ace.
Aza, sf. wing. A — de um v<iso, de
uma bilha, the handle «>f a ves-
sel, of an earthen pot.
Azabomba, interi. hey-day !
Azado, a, pp. adj. ât, proper ;
having handles. — , sm. a fcind
of vessel with two handles.
Azador, sm. he who gives occa-
sion or motive.
Azáfama, sf. haste, uproar, noise.
Azafamado, a, pp. adj. hurried,
over-hasty. — sm. a medler.
Azafamar, va. to hasten, to make
haste. [spear.
Azagaia, sf. zagaye, a kind of
Azagaiado, a, pp. adj. struck
with a zagaye.
Azagaiar, va. to strike "wilh
a zagaye.
Azamboado, a, adj. hard, rough.
Azambujal, sm. a placo where
wild olive-trees grow.
Azambujo, sm. {anc.) wild olive-
tree.
Azaqrol, sm. a kind of tithe paid
to wie kings or Portugal in for-
mer times by the Moors.
Azar, sm. (bot.) a kind of anemo-
nv, a cast at dice losing ali;
111 luck. [pose.
Azar, va . to give occasion, to dis-
Azarcão, sm. minium, red lead.
Azareiro, sm. {bot.) laurel- cherry.
Azaria, sf. an excursion, a íight,
a battle.
Azarve, sm. {anc.) a trunk or pipe
for the conveyance of water.
Azebro, sm. {nat. hist.) a wild
horse of Ethiopia. [sour.
Azedado, a, pp. adj. soared, made
Azedador, a, adj that irritates
or provokes.
Azedamente, adv sourly, sharp-
ly, bitterly. [sharpness.
Azedaiueiito , sm. soumess ,
Azedar, va. to mákv sour or
***^/ 0^-) to irritate, to ppo-
- ^^«- , [sorrel.
^àzadaa, s/. pi. (àot,) the herb
Azederaqae, sm. {bot.) azede»
rach.
Azedia, sf. sottrness, acidity.
Azedo, a, adj. sour, sharp, acid.
Azedume, sm. soumess, sharp-
ness, roughness ; acidity.
Azeitado, a, jstp. adj. oiled, oily.
Azeitar, va. to oil, to season vrith
oil. [oiL
Azeite, sm. oil, olive oil, salad
Azeiteira, sf. an oil-pot made of
earth or tin.
Azeitelro, a, adj. belonging to
the oil. — , sm. an oilman.
Azeitona, sf. an olive. — s em
conserva, pickled olivas.
Azeitonado, a, adj. olive-co-
loured.
Azeitoneira, sf. olives-seller
Azelba, sf. ring-handle.
Azemel, sm. muleteer.
Azemela or Azemala, sf. a ba^
gage or sumpter mule , a stupid
ielIo"w.
Azemelelro, sm. the superinten-
dant of baggage-mules.
Azenha, sf. a water-mill.
Azerar, va. to give steel colour.
Azeredo, sm. a grove of lauréis.
Azereiro, sm. Q>ot.) a tree like
the laurel. [mediar.
Az^rola, sf. azarola, Neapolitan
Azeroleiro, sm. {bot.) azarolus,
Neapolitan medlar-tree.
Azervada, sf. a palisade.
Azerves, sm. pt. {agric.) large
stones fixed upright round tne
threshing floor.
Azeviohado* a, pp. adj. that has
the colour of jet. Met.
Azevichar, va. to make black as
Azeviche, sm. jet. Negro como o
— , as black as jet.
Azevieiro, sm. a wencher.
Azevinho, sm. holly, petty-whin.
Azevre, sm. aloés.
Azia, sf. the longing of women
with child; heart-burn.
Aziago, a. adj. unlucky, un-
happy.
Aziar , sm. «L'\5«civ«Ltív^ .
A»ma, 8f. a»it\ wv >^^^^^^í^^ ^
^»
AZU
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BAB
Azimbro, sm. {bot.) juniper, a
sort of shrub.
Azimiith, sm. {astron.) azimuth,
an arch of the horizon.
Azimuthal, adj. 2 g. azimuthal,
azimuth. [passage.
Azinhaga, sf. a narrow path or
Azinlial, sm. a grove of holm-
oaks.
Azinhavre, sm. verdigrise.
Azinheira, sf. scarlet-oak.
Azinheiro, sm. scarlet-oak.
Azinhoso, a, adj. full of scarlet-
oaks.
Azo, sm. motive, occasion.
Azoado, a, pp. adj. giddy or
dizzy.
Azoar, va. to dizzy.
Azoinado, a, pp. adj. stunned;
dizzy [to make dizzy.
A2oinar, va. to stun, to deafen,
Azoreiras, sf. pi. wood, forest,
thicket. [whip.
Azorragada, sf. a hlovr with a
Azorragado, gL,pp.adj. scours^ed,
whipped. [wnip.
Azorragar, va. to scourgc», to
Azorrague, sm. a scourge.
Azotado, a, adj. containing azote.
Azote, sm. {chem.) azote. [cury.
Azoth, sm. (chem.) azoth, mer-
Azotico, a, aaj.{chem.) azotic, per-
tainmg to azote.
Azougadamente, adv. tr(>uble-
somely, rashly.
Azougado, a, pp. adj. trouble-
some ; a restless person.
Azougar, va. to tin, to give mer-
cury; {fig.) to excite, to make
one unsteady. [cury.
Azougue, sm. quicksilver, mer-
Azul, adj. 2 g. blue. — sm» blue.
— escuro, dark blue. — celesto,
skv colour, — ferrete, dark blue.
Azulado, a, adj. bluish.
Azulador, sm. he vrho blues
swords. [blue.
Azular, va. to blue, to colour
Azulejado, a, pp. adi. adorned
"with azulejos or dutcn tiles.
Azulejador, sm. he wlio makes
oradorns with dutch tiJes.
Adejar, va. to adom with dutch
a/es.
Azulejo, sm. Dutch tile glazed
usually of a blue colour.
Azulino, sm. a bird of Cayenne.
Azumbrado, a, adj. someyrhat
bunched or crooked.
Azurracha, sf. a large barge in
the river Douro.
Azurrar, vn. {anc.) to bray.
Azymitas, sm. pi. Azymites.
Azymo, a, adj. unleavened, azy-
mous. — fSm. unleavened bread.
B, sm. is pronounced as in Enr
glish. — {music.) be-fa-si.
Baalita or Bsialista, sm. a
"worshipper of Baal.
Baba, 5/*. foam, siabbering, drivel,
salivation. — da serpente, the
slime of a serpent.
Babado, a, pp. adj. slabbered,
slavered. [bib.
Babadoiro, sm. bib, siabbering
Babão, adj. m. Babona, adj. f.
one that slabbers ; {fig.) dotara.
Babão, interj. to rali at one.
Babar, va. to slabber, to foam, to
drivel. Babar-se, vr. to falter.
Babareo, sm. babbling, scoâBlng.
Babeira, sf. that part of the
helmet that covers the chin.
Bablar, sm. the bark of an Arábio
acácia. [simple.
Babooa, adj. 2 g. foolish, silly,
Babordo, sm. {a sea term) the lar-
board of a ship.
Babosa, sf. the herb of yrhich
aloés is made.
Baboso, a, adj. that slabbers.
— , s. he or she who slabbers;
(fig.), a stammerer.
Babugem, sf. siabbering, drivel.
Babuino, sm. {nat. hist.) baboon.
Babujado, a, i^. adj. slammered,
slavered. [to befoul.
Babu^ar, na. to s\wM!ftsc\ VjP-aN
1 Babylonia, sf . BábN\ou.
IBabyloidco, a, adj.^aXiiViTsÀft,
BAÇ
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BAF
Babirloniense, adj, 2 g* Baby-
ionian.
Babylonio, a, ad^» anà s. Baby •
lonian or pertainmg to Babylon.
BacaUiào, sm. cod, codíish.
Bacalhoada, sf. a blow with a
lash.
Bacalhoeiro, sm. a ship for the
fishlng of codíish.
Bacamarte, sm. akind of ^^n.
Bacaro, sm. {hot.) baccbaris.
Baccalar, sm. farm house.
Baccalaureato , sm. baccalau-
reat. [taining to Bacchus.
Baccalaoreo, a, aaj. {poet.) per-
Bacchanaes, sf. pi. the baccha-
nalian, bacchanals.
Bacohanal, sm. bacchanal.
Bacchante, sf. bacchant.
Baccliico, a, adi. bacchic.
Bacdiista, sm. oacchanalian.
Baccb.0, sm. {myth.) Bacchus.
Bacciano,a, (laj. {bot.) berries-
like. [rous.
Bacoifero,a, adJ, (ôoí.) baccife-
Baceira, sf. a kind of disease in
oxen. [vineyard.
Bacellada, sf. a new planted
Bacellar, va. to plant voung
vmes. — , sm, a new planted
vineyard. [young vines.
Bacelleiro, sm. he who plants
Bacello, sm. a layer, a shoot of
the vine.
Baclia, sm. bashaw.
Bachalia, sf. territory governed
by a bashaw.
Bacharel, sm. a bachelor of arts ;
a prattling fellow.
Bacharela, sf. a tattling woman.
Bacharelado, sm. bacnelorship.
Bacharelar, va. to prattle.
Bacharelice, sf. prattling
Bacia, sf. bason, basin. — the
púlpitos pavement.
Badada, sf. the liquid contained
in a bason. [helmet.
Bacinete, sm. (anc.) a kind of
Bacinica, sf. a little bason.
Bacio , sm. a chamber-pot ; a
close-stool pan.
Baço, sm. the spleen , the milt ;
one of the viscera.
Baço, a, adj» blackish, dull.
Bácoro, sm. a little pig.
Bacular, adj, 2 g. belonging to
a staff.
Bacular, va. to flatter.
Báculo, «m. staff, orosier; (Jig.)
support.
Baculoxnetria, sf. baculometry.
Badal, sm. [surg.) forked instru-
ment to keep the mouth open
and depress the tongue.
Badalada, sf, the stroke of a
clapper;
pression.
a foolish ex-
Badalado, a, jpp. adj. striken
(speaking of a bell).
Badalar, va. to tint a bell.
Badaleira, sf. a ring for the
clapper of a bell.
Badalejado, a, pp. adj. that has
trembled with cold.
Badale j ar, vn. to shake or trem-
ble with cold. — to strike the
clapper of a bell.
Badaxue, sm. a kind of chisel.
Badameco, sm. port-folio, {fig.)
a prig, a puppy. V. Pasta.
Badana, sf. an old female sheep.
Badejo, sm. a kind of íish.
Badernas, sf. pi. (a sea term) rat
lines.
Badiana, sf. [bot.) badiana.
Badinguiz, sm. Persian saffron.
Badulaque, sm. bullock's lights
hashed with a thick gravy.
Baeta, sf. baize.
Baetal, adj. 2 g. that is made of
baize.
Baetão, sm. coating or beaver.
Bafagem, sf. a gentle gale of
wind.
Bafar, va. to pufl, to breathe in.
Bafari, sm. a oird of prey, hawk.
Bafejado, a, pp. adj. breathed;
(fig.) favoured.
Baiejador, a, adj. that breathes
in ; ifig.) that assists.
Bafejar, va. to breathe in or
upon; ifig.), to favour.
Bafejo, sm. oreath ; breezo ; (fig,)
aid.
Bafio, sm sraell from mustiness>
Baforada, sf a strong sraell of
the breath \ whiff.
Bafordar, sm, a kind ot ^ome.
BAI
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BAI
Bafordo, sm. a short spear.
Baforeira, sf. a wild fig^rsee.
Baforeiro, a, adj pertaining to
the wild fig-tree.
Baga, sf. bernr.
Bag[aceira, sf. a place where are
laid up the husks of grapes.
Bagaceiro, sm. he vho lâys the
husks of grapes in a recep-
tacle made of vicker.
Bagaço, sm. murk, husks of oli-
vas, grapes or other fruits.
Bagageiro, sm. baggage-dríver,
muleteer.
Bagagem, sf. baggage, carrlage.
Baganha, sf.X'
the linseed.
^:
enclosing
Bagatella, sf. a trifie.
Bagatelleiro, a, adj, thaA only
is busied with trifles,
Bagaxa, sm. and adj. «alamite.
Bago, sm. the grain of corn;
grape.
Bagoada, a, adj. bernr-like.
Ba^e, sm. {nai. hisC) bagre, a
kmd of long fish
Bagulho, sm. a grape-stone.
Bagulhoso, a or Bagulhado, a,
adj. that has keruel, íish.
BahEir, sm. a -weight of three
hundred and eighty-six ponnds
in the East-Indies.
Bahia, sf. bay, gul£. ; a large
cit^ of Brazil.
Bahiense, s. and adj, 2 ^. a na-
tive of Bahia.
Bahú, sm. trunk.
Bahuleiro, sm. trunk'-maker.
Baia, sf. a partition-bar.
Bailadeira, sf. a dancing girl.
Bailador, a, sm. or sf, dancer.
Bailar, va. and vn. to dance.
Bailarino, sm. a dancer.
Baile, sm. bali.
Baileo, sm, scaffold; an open
gallery. [quick.
Bailheiro, a, adj, {anc.) light,
Bailio, sm. the name given to
the knights of Malta that ob-
tain that benefice , bailiflf, ma-
gistrate.
Bainha, sf. sbeath, scabbard.
-oainheiro, sm, she&tht «cambará
or case-msLker,
Baino^ «771. (anc.) publication,
bans of marriage.
Baio, a, adj. bay, red or reddish.
Cavallo — , bayard, horse.
Baioco, «m. baioco, coin used at
Rome.
Baioneta, sf. bayonet.
Baionetada, sf, a blo^ -with a
bayonet.
Bairão, sm. 'bairam.
Bain^bsta, sm. an inhabitant of a
ward i neighbour
Bairro, sm. -vard, district.
Baiuoa, sf. taveni, chcap eating-
house. [an eating-house.
Baiuqu^ro, sm. the keeper of
Baixa, sf. cÚminution, decrease,
abatement; lessening fali ;
lowering in price or value. Dar
— , {miL) to cashier, to dismiss
from the service. — , a plain ;
quick sands or fords under
"water (a sea term). [dovn.
Baixado, a, pp. adj. lowered, let
Baixamar, sm. low-water
Baixamente, adv. basely, lowly.
Baixfio, sm. bassoon.
Baixar, va. to let down, to lower ;
(/í^.), to decrease, to diminish.
— vn. or ur. to bow down, to
grow crooked, to issue.
Baixel, sm. ship.
Baixella, sf. the plato for the
service of the table.
Baixete, sm. a curved form upon
which casks are placed.
Baixeza, sf. lowness, meanness,
baseness, vileness ; a vile, base
action.
Baixia, sf. or Baixio, sm. shoal,
sands in tiie sea.
Baixinho, a, adj. of a small size,
low, short. — , arfu. softly.
Baixios, sm.-pl. shoaJs, shallows,
sands in the sea.
Baixo, sm. low place or ground,
shoal shelf, sand bank in the
sea. A — , oAv. below, under.
De — , jpor — , under, underneath,
Ficar de — , to be "worsted. —
de i3iola,\ias.a"^\ol.-r-,sm. (rniwtc."^
Baixo ^ a., adi. Vy», ^ot^.^ «ia»íX\
de©ç', «►Ww3f7i\ Taawi, "toaiM^^.
BAL
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BAL
Preço — , low prioe, cheap.
Estylo — , vulgar style.
Baixote, adj. is saia of a man
that has a little but strong
slature.
Baixara, sf. lowness.
Bajear, va to shoot husks,
Baje, 8. V. Vagem.
Bajoujice, sf. silliness, stupidtty.
Bajoujo, a, adj. sill^, stnpiâ.
Baju, sm. kind of shift nsed by
the IiwJian ladies.
Bajulação, sf. âattery.
Bajulado, a, pp. adj. flattered.
Bajulador, a, sm. or f. fiatterer,
adulator.
Bajular, va. to flatter.
Bala, sf. ballet, shot, bali. Canhão
que leva — de vinte arráteis^ a
gun of twenty poiínds shot. —
de impressor, a prmtcr's bali. —
de papel, a bale of paper.
Balaohe, sm. balass.
Balaço, sm. the hole or stroke
maae by a gun-shot.
Balador, sm. anacardium.
Balaes, sm. pi. instraments for
cleaning horses. [basket.
Balaio, sm. hamper, a small
Balança, sf. balance, a pair of
scales. Por em — , [fig.) to weigb.
Balançado, a, pp. adj. balanced,
s"wung, poised.
Balançar, va. to balance, to
swing, to poise. — uma conta,
to regulate an account.
Balance, sm. balance (dancing).
Balanceado, a, pp. adj. swang.
Balanceamento, sm, swinging,
waving.
Balancear or Balancear-se, vr.
to swing, to wave, to be a^-
tated i ifig.) to hesitate, to ba-
lance.
Balancete , sm. (comm.) the
abridgraent of a general ac-
count. [lance.
Balanoim, sm. pendulum, ba-
Balanço, sm. (6o^) darnel, cockle.
Balanço, sm. swinging, rocking;
[eomm.) the balance of an ac-
count. £star em — , to be in
anapenae,
SaJaadra, sf. biJandep (ship).
Balandrão, sm, a great cloak.
Balão, sm. balloon ; a kind of
ship in índia. [sheep.
Balar, vn. to bleat, to cry as a
Balata, sf. ballad.
Balato, sm. bleat. [cissns,
Balauso, sm. (bot.) a kind of nar^
Balaustias, sf. pi. the driod
blossoms of pomegrenate.
Balaustrada, sf. balustrade ; the
rails of a stair-case. [tered.
Balaustrado, a, pp. adj. Dalus-
Balaustre, sm. baluster. — 5, sm.
pi. the feet of a bed.
Balax, sm. balass, kind of ruby.
Balazio, sm. the shock of a can-
non-ball ; shot.
Balbo, a, adj. stamraering. Ser
— , to stammer, to lisp.
Balbuciação, sf. the act of stam-
mering
Balbuciado, a, pp adj. stam-
mered, stuttered.
Balbuciante, adj' 2 g. stammer-
mg.
Balbuciar, va. and vn. to stam-
mer, to lisp, to balbutiate.
Balbuciencia , sf. stammering,
stuttering.
Balbudente, adj. 2 g. stammer-
ing, stuttering. [sion.
Balbúrdia, s/". disorder, confu-
Balcão, sm. balcony; counter.
Balda, sf. defect, imperfection, a
foible; the suit wanting in a
player's hand. [in vain.
Baldadamente, adv. uselessly.
Baldado, a, pp. adj. useless,
frustrated ; disappointed.
Baldão, sm. a reproachful word;
aífront.
Baldaquino, sm. baldachin*
Baldar, va. to frustrate, to disap-
point. Baldar-se, vr. (ín a game)
to lay out an useless card.
Balde, sm. a bucket. De — , adv,
in vain.
Baldeação, sf. the act of wash-
ing or pouring ths deck of a
shiç. \xwvx<^^-
i Baldeado, av pp a-dj. -«^^«5^^
\ Baldear, 13a. wi^ w . \q T^J^^^Sa
\
BAL
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BAM
Baldio, a, adj. uucultivated ;
conamon, open.
Baldo, a, adj. unprovided.
Baldoado, a, pp. adj. insulted.
Baldoar, va. to insult, to affiront.
Baldrejado, a, adj, handled,
touched.
Baldreu, sm. small pieces of old
gloves to make glue-.
sâdroca, sf. truck,bartering.V.
Troca. [ter.
Baldrocar, va. to truck, to bar-
Balea, sf. V. Baleia.
Baleato, sm. a young whale.
Baleeiro, sm. a whaler, a whale-
ship. [or boots.
Balegões, sm. pi. a sort of shoes
Baleia, sf. -whale. Barbai de — ,
barbs of a whale.
Balela, sf. repute, noise, ramour.
Baleiuas, sf. pi. ropes, cables.
Balesteiros, sm. pi. barbicans,
loop-holes.
Balestilha, sf. the cross-staff for
taking the sun's altitude.
Balestro, sm. {anc.) an engine to
cast great stones against th&
enemy.
Bailia, sf. enumeration, mention.
Trazer íí — , to publish, to make
known, to quote.
Balhestear, va. to bunt with a
cross-bow
Balhesteira, sf. loop-hole.
Bailado, sm. a benefíce among
the knighta of Malta.
Balista, sf. {anc.) balista.
Ballstario, sm. {anc.) he who
made use of the balista.
Balística, sf. balistics ; the art of
throwing bombs, etc.
Baliza, sf. a land-mark, or light-
bouse. [limited.
Balizado, a, pp adj. buoyed,
Balizador j sm. (a sea term) water-
bailiíf.
Balizar, va. {a sea term) to buoy to
Bet a land mark.
Ballestar, vn. {anc.) to cast with
a cross-bow [hoarhound.
JBallota, sf. (bot.) horehound or
Balnear, va. to bathe, to take a
-, ^^í-&- £for bathing.
-Baineavel, adj. 2g, convenient
Balneographla, sf. a treatise on
baths. [neum Mariae.
Balneo Maria, sm. {chem.) bal-
Balo, sm. {anc.) the bleating of a
sheep. [ttabby.
Balofo, a, adj. puffed up, swollen,
Baiona, sf. a sort of band for
men.
Balonas, sf. pi. a kind of
breeches form«rly used.
Balordo, sm. a numskull, a dolt ;
idle. [swung.
Balouçado, a, pp. adj. balanced,
Balouçador, aaj. C avalio — .
trotting horse. [nel.
Balroa, sf. grappling hook, grap-
Balsa, sf. hedge, bush of thorns,
briars ; a float, a raft ; a case
made of straw, to put round
glass vessels.
Balsâmico, a, adj. balsamic
balsamicai.
Balsaxnina, sf. {bot.) balsamine.
Balsamineas, sf. pi. {bot.) a far
mily of plants havmg the type
of a balsamine.
Balsaminlio, sm. {bot.) a balsam-
apple.
Baísaxuita, sf. {bot.) tenacetum.
Bálsamo, sm. balsam, balm.
Balsana, sf. a sort of lace,
Balsão, sm. {anc.) the standard
used by the Templars.
Balaeiro, a, adj. wild, bushy.
Uva — a, the fruit, of the
briony. [sword-belt.
Balteo , sm. {anc ) a girdle , &.
Báltico, sm. and adj. Baltic, per-
taining to the Baltic.
Baluarte, sm. bulkwark, citadel ,
{fig.) defence, guard.
Bambaleado, B.,pp adj> waved,
swung. [waving
Bambaleadura, sf. swinging,
Bambaleante, adj^ 2 g. that
swings.
Bambalear, va. to shake , to
wave, to widdle wnddle.
Bambalhão, ona, adf/.very slack.
A bambalhona, adv. slackly.
BaXívbinQlla.a, sf. pL oviiameuts
Baxábo^a, adj. a\"a.aV^\oo^'ò,>Mv*
beiit.
mm
BAN
*- 133 —
BAN
Bambcx^ata^^/l {paint) scene of
low-life ; {fig.) amusement.
Baxnbolina, sf. the upper part
of the scenery. [flounce.
Bambolins, sf, pi. furbelow,
Bambu, sm. {bot.) bamboo.
Baxubual, sm. the place where
bamboos gro"w. [bamboo.
Bambucada, sf. a blow with a
Bambueira; sf. bamboo.
Bamburral, sm. pasture, pasture-
ground.
Banal, adi. 2 g. common, trivial.
Banalidade, sf. triviality, tri-
vialness. [coward.
Banana, sf. banana; sm. {fia.) a
Bananal, sm. the píace wnere
banana-trees grow.
Bananeira, sf. banana-tree.
Banca, sf. desk, table, board.
Jogo da — , pharo, basset.
Bancada, sf. seats for the musi-
cians in the church.
Bancai, sm. a carpet to cover a
bench.
Bancaria, sf agency ; bank.
Bancário, adj. pertaining to the
bank or stock of money.
Bancarrota, sf. bankruptcy, fail-
ure.
Banco, sm. bench, seat. — da
igreja , pew. Bank of sand ;
stock of money, bank. Nota do
— , bank-note.
Banda, sf. side. Pôr de — , to lay
aside. Scarf; faction, party.
— de musica^ regimental oand.
Fillet, border ; (jherald.) a piece
representing a shoulder-belt in
the escutcheon. — de artilhe-
ria, broadside. — dafarda^ fa-
cings.
Bandado, a, j>p. adj. banded ;
(herald.) ornamented with a
band.
Bandalbice, sf. foppery.
Bandalho, sm. a coxcomb.
Bandar, va. {herald.) to face the
garments ; to adorn \fith bands
an escutcheon.
BandarUhar, va. to &ght the
buUs on foot.
^darmeíro, sm. hQ who fights
tne bulia on foot,
P.irtTE I
Bandarra, sm. a coxcomb.
Bandarrear, vn. to ramble ; to bo
like a coxcomb.
Bandarrice, sf. foppery.
Bandeado, a, pp. adj. that was
brought to a party ; confede-
rated.
Bandear, va. to draw into a party.
Bandear-sey vr, to be united to a
party. [standard.
Band!eira, sf. an ensign, banner,
Bandeiro, a, adj. flexible, easy
to be bent ; {fig.) inconstant.
Bandeirola, sf. a little ílag.
Bandido, PZ), proscribed. — , sm.
outlawed banished ; banditto.
Bandir, va. {anc.) to banish, to
outlaw.
Bando, sm. ban, public proclama-
tion. — company, band, ganir.
— de pássaros, a flight of birdb-.
Bandó, sm. headband ; diadem.
Bandeias, sf. pi. a shoulder-belt.
Bandoleira, sf. bandoleer, shoul-
der-belt.
Bandoleiro, sm. a vagabond, a
highway-man.
Bandolim, sm. mandolino.
Bandoria, «/". disorder, confusion.
Bandulho, sm the belly.
Bandurra, sf. mandore, a musical
stringed instrument.
Bandurrilha, sf. small mandore.
Bango, sm. (bot.) bangue.
Banha, sf. hog'8 fat, the fat of
animais ; pommatum.
Banhado, a, pp. adj. bathed,
wet; {fig.) vr ater eá.
Banhar, va. to bathe; to \^ash.
— , vn. to bathe, to wash. Ba-
nhar-se, vr. to bathe; {fig.) to
be delighted.
Banheira, sf. a bathing tub.
Banheiro, a, sm. or f. bather.
Banho, sm. bath, batning. — Ma^
ria. V. Balnean Maria, {chem.)
balneum. — s, bans or publica-
tion of marriage. — , an order of
knighthood in Englaivd.
Banianes^ sm. pi. Ti^m^\i^.
Banido, a, pp. adj. \i^xí:\^e^^,
ouUaweà. w^^-o-
i {Jíg .^ lo eLtWô a.^M ^ ^^ e^^wx
BAR
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Banivel , adj. 2 g. that may be
banished.
Banqueiro, sm. banker.
Banqueta, sf. a little table;
ifort,) banquette.
Banquete, sm. banquet.
Banqueteado, a, pp. adj. ban-
queted, regaled.
Banqueteador, sm. baDqueter,
feaster.
Banquetear, va. to banqnet. Bcm-
quetear-se, vr. to regale oue*s
self.
Banquinho, sm. foot-stool.
Bantim, sm. a kind of Indian ship.
Banza, sf. a small guitar.
Banzado, a, pp. adj, stupefied,
astonished.
Banzar, vn. to be stupefíed, to
be in a violent passion.
Banzear, va. {anc.) to be swing-
ing.
Banzeiro, a, adj. Mar — , the sea
when it is neither calm nor
stormy.
Banzo, sm. melancholy, sadness.
Baobab, sm. (bot ) bahobab.
Baoneza, sf. Maçã — , a kind of
apple.
Baptisado, a, pp. adi, baptized.
— , sm. christening,baptisin.
Baptisamento, sm. baptizing.
Baptisando, a, adj. ne vho is
to be baptized.
Baptisante, adj. 2 g. and *. bap-
tizing. — , sm. baptizer.
Baptisar, va. to baptize.
Baptismal, adj. 2 g. baptismal.
Baptismo, sm. baptism. Nome de
— , the christian name. O — de
um sino, the baptizing of a bell.
Baptista, sm. St John the Baptist.
Baptistério, sm. baptistery.
Baque, sm. a fali ; the stroke a
man gives on the ground when
he falis ; a sudden disaster.
Baqueado, a, pp. adj. fallen, that
has decayed.
Baquear, vn. to falL — va, to
coavince. Baquear-se^ vr. to
stretch on the ground.
jaqueta, sf. drum-stick.
-Bar, sm, (de ouro) tho vátae of
*»500 pounds*
Baraça, sf. the string to tie the
flax or hemp to the distaff.
Baraceio, sm a sort of matweed
to make mats, etc .
Baraço, sm, a rope or cord; a
bond, a tie.
Barafunda, sf. tumult, disorder;
a sort of needle-"work that
looks like lace.
Barafustado, a, pp. adj. that has
struggled.
Barafustar, vn. to stniggle, to
toss up and down.
Baralha, sf. the stock at cards;
ifig.) tumult, disorder.
BaraÚiadamente, atZu.orderless»
confusedly.
Baralhado, a, pp. adj. con-
founded, shufâea.
Baralhador, sm^ he who shufSes
the cards; (^^.) a troubler.
Beiralhar, va. to confound, to
disturb. — as cartas, to shuffle
the cards.
Baralho, sm. — de cartas j a pack
of cards.
Barão, sm. baron.
Barata, sf. beetle , moth.
Baratamente, adv. cheaply
Baratado, a, pp. adj. that is sold
with detriment.
Baratar, va. to make cheap. Ba-
ratar-se, vr. to grow too cheap .
Barateado, a, pp. adj. fallen m
price, cheap.
Baratear, va. to cheapen.
Barateiro, sm. he -who sells
cheap; (yí^.Y liberal.
Barateria, sf. exchange of goods ,
fraud.
Barateza, sf. cheapness
Barato, a, adj cheap. Haver por
— alguma cousa , to thinK a
thing to be better. — sm. com-
pensation.
Báratro, sm. gulph, pit.
Baraza, sf. fathom, cord, rope.
Barba, sf. beard. Fazer a — a si,
to shave one's self. Dar a agua
pela — , to be in a great dançer.
Barbas, sf.pl. age, years. Dizer
alguma cou&a nas — Ae o.lg•ttJem^
to Sôi^ aoTfitóttàw^ VoL^ícvek l-aRfò ^1
oue. Ter — çoíra faser «Xtjwno.
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cousa^ to dare. Fazer a — , to
shave.
BarbacS, sf. bcurbacan.
Barbaçote, sm, kind of barbacan.
Barbaçudo, a, adr. bearded.
Barbada, sf, the lo-wer jaw of a
horse. [does.
Barbadas, sf. pi. (geog.) Barba-
Barbado, a, pp.ací; bearded. Co-
meta — a, a eomet vith a ílappet.
Barbalbos, sm. pi. beards, the
small fibres of a root
Barbalboste, sm he ^ho is good
for nothing.
Barbante, sm. packing-thread.
Barbar, vn. to begin to have a
beard.
Barbara, sf. Santa — , {a sea term)
powder-room.
Barbaramente, adv. barbarons-
ly, cruelly.
Barbaresco , a or Barbarlsco ,
a, adj. belogging to Barbary.
Barbaria or Barberia , sf. Bar-
bery or Barbary.
Barbarice, sf. barbarity.
Barbarlco, a, adj. barbárie.
Barbaridade , sf. barbarity,
cruelty.
Barbarismo, sm. barbarism.
Barbarisado, a, pp. adj. that is
made barbarous,
Barbarisar, va to make barba-
rous , to corrupt the language.
Barbaídso,' sm .humming.
Bárbaro, a, ac2;. barbarous, cruel,
ferocious , (fig.) uncivilized ,
ignorant.
BarbarrSo, sm. a long beard.
Barbasco, sm. {bot ) eow*B lung-
wort
Barbata, sf. Y. Bravata,
Barbatado, sm. (heral.) is súd
of a âsh with nns of dijferent
enamel.
Barbatana, sf. the fin of a físh.
Barbatear. V. Bravatear,
Barbato, sm. lay-brother.
Barbeado, a, pp. adi. shaved.
Barbeadura, sf. a shavin^.
Barbear, va. to shave, tobarber.
Barbearia, sf. a barber*s shop.
Sarbeohado, a,pp, adj. fallowed
BarboGhar, va, to fallov, to
piougb a piece of ground un-
tillea for some years. [ing.
Barbeoho, sm. the ârst plough-
Barbeiro, sm. barber.
Barbella, sf, a curb of a bridle.
BarbelISes, sm. pi. barfoles, a
horse disease.
Barbeta, sf. (/brí.) barbe, barbet.
Barbicacho, sm. a halter.
Barblforme, adj. 2 g. beard-
shaped.
Barbilhão, sm. inat. hist ) a kind
of beard that hungs under the
beak of some birds.
Barbilbo, sm. a muzzle
Barbilimpo, adj. beardless
Barbilouro, sm. ipoet.) he that
has a fair beard.
Barbinegro, adj. that has a
black beard.
Barbipoente, adj. 2 g. he that
begins to have a beard.
Barbiruiva, sf a bird called red-
tail
Barblruivo, a, adj. red-bearded.
Beirbiteso, a, adj that has a stiff
beard ; (fig.) a rough man.
Barbo, sm. a barbei.
Barboneo, adj and s a capu-
chine friar.
Barbote, sm. the part of the
hehnet that covers the chin.
Barbuda, 5/!. an ancient coin.
Barbado, a, pp. adj. bearded. —
sm. {nat. hist ) a kmd of bird.
Barbusano, sm. a kind of tree.
Barca, sf. bark, great boat, craft
Barca, sf. a wattled cover for
envelopping some glassy ves-
sels.
Barcada, sf. a boat-load.
Barcagem, sf. the fare paid to
the waterman.
Barcarolla, sf barcarolle.
Barco, sm. boat.
Bar colas, sf.pl. {a sea term) — das
escotilhas, coamings of the
hatches.
Barda, sm, fence or hedgOo Em
— , adv. a great deal
Bardado^ a, pp adj. ctvcJvQ^».^
\ Bardar, ua, \o ftii<i\<i^^ ^^^^^ *•
BAR
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thorn edge, to make a sheep-
fold. [apoet.
Bardo, sjn. a fence, an edge, oard,
Bareja, sf. V. Vareja.
Bareta, sf. (anc.) a cap, a bonnet.
Barga, sf. a tatched nouse.
Bargadas , sf. pi. the upper and
inner part oi the thign of a
horse.
Barganha, sf. barter, bargain.
Barganhar, va. to barter, to bar-
gain, to chop. [bond.
Bargante, sm. a knave, a y2i.s9L-
Barganteado, a, pp. adj. that nas
had a dissolute life.
Bargantear, vn. to ramble, to
have a dissolute life.
Bargan teria, sf. knavery.
Bargueiro, sm. he who makes
lishing-nets.
Barilha, sf. {bot.) barilla.
Barinel, sm. small ship used iu
the Mediterranean sea.
Barjoleta, sf. a leatherpurse.
Barlaventeado , a, pp, adj.
worked to the windward.
Barlaventeador, a, adj. that
plies to the windward.
Barlaventear, vn. (a sea term) to
ply to the windward.
Barlaventejar, vn. (a sea term) to
abandon a ship to the mercy
of the wind.
Barlavento, sm. (a sea term) the
windward.
Bamabitas, 8m.pl. Barnabites.
Barometrioamente, adv. baro-
metrically. [rometrical.
Barometrico, a, adj. {phys.) ba-
Barometro, sm. barometer.
Barometrographia, sf. a des-
cription of barometers.
Barometrographo, sm. barome-
ter adapted to a pendulum.
Baronete, sm. baronet.
Baroneza, sf. baroness.
Baronia, sf. barony, baronage.
Baroscopio, sm. baroscope.
Barqueiro, sm. a water-man or
boat-man. fin a boat.
Barguejado, a, pp. adj. carried
Barquejar, vn. to govern a boat,
to go in a boat.
sarra, sf. a. bar at the entrance
of a harbour. — de prata^ a bar
of silver ; {herald ) bar.
Barraca, sf. barrack, tent.
Baxrachel, sm. an offícer to carry
fuilty soldiers and deserters
efore the provost-marshal.
Barrado, a, pp. adj. clayed. —
{heral.) barry.
Barrai, sm clay-pit.
Barramaque, sm. a rich stnff
used by the bishops.
Barranceira, sf. the bank of a
river.
Barranco, sm. ravine, slough,
precipice , {fiÇ') an obstacle,
Barrancoso, a, adj. hollowed,
full of ravinesi {fig.) hard.
Barranhão, sm. a small earthen
vessel for diflferent uses.
Barrarios, sm.pl. the inhabitants
of the same ward.
Barrar, va. to clay, to cover with
clay, to make into bars , to
trim, to put a tape or hem in
a woman s gown.
Barregã, sf. a concubine; a
strong woman.
Barregana, sf. barracan.
Bsirregão , sm. a. large man , a
man who keeps a concubine.
Barregar, vn. to bawl as a child.
Barreguice, sf. concubinage.
Barreira, sf. oarrier, rail field-
gate í {fig.) limits, bar, obsta-
cle. [with barriers.
Barreirado, a, pi>. adj. furnished
Barreirar, va. to furnish with
barriers. íif^ff-) ^ deceit.
Barreia, sf. lye-washing, lie ,
Barreletro, sm. lie-ashes dried
up. [clayish.
Barrento, a, adj. full of clay,
Barretada, sf. capping, cringing.
Fazer — , to flatter.
Barrete, sm. cap, bonnet. — de
dormir., a night-cap.
Barreteiro, sm. a cap-maker.
Barretina, sf. a sort of military
cap.
Barrica, sf. cask, barrei.
Bfurricada, sf {fort.) barricado.
Barricadado^ a^ pp. adj. barri-
caded.
Ba3CTioaâaX) wa. \íí \iwn^<5»aa•
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Barricadar-se^ vr. to barricade
one's self, to stop the passage.
Barriga, sf. belly, paunch ; prer-
nancy. — da perna, the calf
of the leg. Estar com a — para
o ar, to look on the sky.
Barrigada, sf. belly-full.
Barrigudo, a, adj. big-bellied.
Barril, sm. barrei, cask. O que
fajs barris, cooper.
Barrilada, sf. a naughty trick ;
confusion.
Barrilete, sm. a joiner^s hold-
fast; the barrei of a watch;
(a sea term) a hold-fast.
Barrilha, sf. barilla, potash.
Barro, sm, clay, potter's earth.
Barroca, sf. a gutter made by a
■water-flood. [ravines.
Barrocal, sm. a place full of
Barroco, sm. arough or Scotch
pearl.
Barroso, a, adi. clayey, marly.
Barrotar, va. [carp.) to settle the
beams.
Barrote, sm. a rafter, a beam.
Barruntar, va. to guess at a
thing, to foresee.
Barrunto, sm. {anc.) suspicion,
conjecture. [partrldge.
Bartavella, sf. {nat. htst) the red
Bartldoiro, sm. {a sea term) a
boafs skeet.
Barulhado , a , pp. adj. con-
founded, embroiled.
Barulhar, va. to confound, to
embroil. [marplot.
Barulheiro, sm. a bnsy-body, a
Barulho, sm. noise, uproar, ta-
mult.
Baryta, sf. baryte.
Barytono, sm. {music.) barytoue.
Basal, sm. {bot.) basaal.
Basáltico, a, adj. basaltic.
Basalto, sm. basalt.
Basanite, sm. basanite.
Basbaque, sm. a stupid fellow.
Basbaquice, sf. simpliclty, non-
sense.
Basòolejar, va. V. Yascolejar
and derivated.
Baaoulhador, sm. eira, sf. he or
^^tít&t sweeps.
r, va, to sweep.
Basculho, sm. a broom to sweep
the dust.
Base, sf. base, foundation ; [arch.)
base, pedestal; {mathem.) the
bottom of any íigure.
Basear, va. to found, to útl or
set. Éasear-se, vr, to be âxed
or set. [base.
Basifixo, a, adj. âxed by the
Basilar, adj. pertaining to the
base.
Basílica, sf. basilic, cathedral;
(anaí.Jthe inner vein of the arm.
Basillcao, sm. basilicon.
Basilicario, sm. an ecclesiastic
that assists the pope when he
says mass. [tutions.
Basílicas, sf. pi. basilic consti-
Basilisco, sm. \nat. hist.) a basi-
lisk. [hautboy.
Bassanello, sm. kind of Venetian
Bassoura, sf. V. Vassoura.
Basta, sf. quilting of a mattress.
Bastaznente, adv. Y, Bastante-
mente.
Bastança, sf. V. Abundância.
Bastante, aaj. sufficient, enough.
Bastantemente, adv. suMcient-
ly, abundantly.
Bastão, sm. stick, staff, cane.
Bastar, vn. and vr. to sufâce, to
be sufficient. [nerated.
Bastardeado, a, pp. adj. dege-
Bastardear, vn. to degenerate.
Bastardia, af. bastardy.
Bastardo, a, adj. bastard, ille-
gitimate.
Bastardo, sm. a bastard. Yinho
— , a kind of sweet wine. — (a
sea term) the largest sail of a
galley.
Basteado, a, pp. adj. quilted.
Bastear, va. to quilt a mattress.
Bastecedor, sm. purveyor; one
who proTides. [tual.
Bastecer, va. to provido, to vic-
Bastecido, a, pp. adj. provided
"with victuals.
Bastecimento, sm, the act of
providing.
Bastião^ sm. \^9t.'aM\o\v.
BasUda, sf. "^llç^ç^âL ot \Msísi«t ^aRk^
togetlaet.
BaBítiâiãiO, sf. ^ôTAvVj-
««
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Bastido, a, adj. clungorattickisg
close together.
Bastidor, sm. an embroiderer^s
frame. — a straining frame for
a picture. Bastidores de tkeatro,
sm. pi. the wing of a scene in a
theatre.
Bastilha, sf. bastile.
Bastimento , sm. ali sorts of
warlike provisions.
Basto, a, adj. thick, close (Jlg.)
copious numerous.
Bastonada, sf. bastinade.
Bastonário, sm. (anc.) staffman,
beadle.
Bastura, sf. thickness, densíty.
Batalha, sf. a battle, fig-ht. — na-
val — , a sea fight. Cavallo de — ,
a war-horse.
Batalhado, a, pp. adj. fighted,
disputed.
Batalhador, sm. a great comba-
tant.
Batalhante, adj. 2 g. {herald.)
said of beasts represented in a
fighting posture.
Batalhão, sm. battalion.
Batalhar, va. to battle, to fight ;
ifig.) to dispute.
Batata, sf. potatoe.
Batatada, sf. sweetmeat made of
potatoes. [potatoes.
Batateira, sf. the plant tnat bears
Batateiral, sm. a plaee where po-
tatoes grow.
Batavo, a, adj. and s. pertaining
to Batavia. — , s. Hollander.
Dutchman.
Batea, sf. {rniner.) a vessel to
wash gold m.
Bateada, sf. the portion of gold
contained in a batea.
Bateado, a, pn. adj. washed in
the vessel called batea.
Batear, va. to -wash gold in a
batea.
Batecú, sm. the stroke a man
gives on the grotmd when he
falis on the breech.
Batedoiro, sm. a place for beat-
jng- any thiDg.
Batedor, sm. beater, one that
afjSxed to the door.
Batedora, sf. beating; pnlsa-
tion ; a knock.
Batefolha, sf a gold-beater.
Bátega, sf. — éTagua^ a snâden
shower. — do campo, a scout. —
do trigo na eira, a thresher.
Bateira, sf. a boat ; a bark.
Batel, sm. a Itttle boat.
Batelada, sf. the load of a boat.
Bateleiro, sm. waterman, boat-
man.
Batente, sm. the side çosts of a
door. Porta com dois — *, a
folding-door.
Bater, va. to beat, to strike, to
hammer. — com o pé, to stanç
with one*s foot. — moeda, to
coin money. — com as mãos, to
applaud. Bater-se, vr^ to fight,
to combat.
Bateria, sf. battery, beating as-
sault. Plantar uma — , ifortif.) to
raise a batterv. — de cozinha,
kitchen ntensils.
Batibarba, sf. gentle blow under
the chin.
Batida, sf. beating, venery; a
carrier of a horse.
Batido a, pp. adj. beaten, beat.
Navio — ^elo vento, a ship tossed
by the wind.
Batimento, sm. the act of beat-
ing against a thing.
Bato, sm. a, kind of game.
Batoca, sf. a great rammer.
Batocado, a, pp. adj. stopped
vith a bung. [chain-bolts.
Batocadnras, sf. pi. {a sea term)
Batocar, va. to bnng, to stop with
a bung.
Batocfue, sm. the hole in a pipe
wherein the stopple is put ; tne
stopple or bung.
Batorelha, sm. a foolishman.
Batraca, sf. [med.) batrachus.
Battologla, sf. {gramm.) batto-
logy; babbling.
Batucar, vn. tol)eat often.
Batuque, sm. a kind of Afirican
dance.
Baunilhas, sf. {bot.) vanilla.
Baatlzax, va. and derivated. V.
Baptisar. VV?^^^^V
; Baozeax^ "on. ^a sea teni\\^^V^^^
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Baviera, sf. {geog.) Bavaria.
Bavaro, a> aaj. and s. Bavarian,
native of Bavaria.
Baxào, sm. bassoon.
Baxete, sm. a bench for the
casks and pipes. [ravine.
Ba3rancay sf. a break in land,
Bayoneta, sf. V. Baioneta.
Bazar, sm. bazar, market.
Bazamco, sm. Indian com of
small value. [laris.
Bazilar, sm. (anat.) artéria basi-
Bazofia, sf. boast, boastins^,
bragging. [bragged.
Bazofiado, a, pp. adj. boasted,
Bazofiar, vn. toboast, to brag.
Bazofio, sm. braggart, boaster.
— adj. boas tf ul.
Bazze, sm. a coin of Germany.
Bdellio, sm. bdellium.
Beata, sf. religious woman; fe-
male bigot. [beatifically.
Beatamente , adv. bigotedly,
Beateira, sf. a woman that likes
the conversation of the bigots.
Beateiro, sm. he who likes the
bigotry.
Beatice, sf. bigotry, big^otism.
Beatifico, a, adj. beatifícal, besr
tific.
Beatificação, sf. beatiíicatíon.
Beatificado, a, pp. adj. beatified,
blessed. [fies, beatifier.
Beatlficador, sm. he who beati-
Beatificamente , adv. beatifi-
cally.
Beatificar, na. to beatify. Beatt-
ficar-se, vr. to be beatined.
Beatificavel, edj. 2 g. {theol.)
that may be beatified.
Beatilha, sf. linen to make white
veils for "women.
Beatltude, sf. beatitnde, bles-
sedness.
Beato, a, adj. blessed, happy.
Falso — , a bigot, bypocrite.
Bebedice , sf. drunkenness ,
ebriety.
Bêbedo, a, adj. drunk^ drunken.
BebedoirO) sm. cnp for birds to
drink in ; a watefing>-place, a
horse-pond.
Bàbedaty aiy sm. or f. drinker.
Beber, sm. Beberes, sm.pl. drink,
drinking.
Beber, va. to drink, to imbibe, to
qpaff. — de mais, to out-drink.
Èeber azeite^ to be very sly.
Bebera, sf. a black long fig so
called. [draught, drmk.
Beberagezn , sf. beverage .
Bebereira, sf. the fig-tree that
bears beberas. [drink.
Beberete, sm. small dran^ht or
Beberrão, ona, adj. and s. btbber,
drunkard, toper.
Beberraz, sm. bibber, drunkard.
Beberrica, sm. drtmkard.
Beberricado, a, pp. adj. sipped,
tippled.
Beberricador, sm. drunkard.
Beberricar, va. to tipple, to sip.
Beberronia* sf. a drinKing gree-
dily ; a company of drinkers.
Beberrote, sm. árunkard, toper.
Bebida, sf. drink, drinking. Loja
de bebidasj coffee-house.
Bebido, a, pp. adj. drunk
Bebra
dart.
o, a, wp. c
, sf. [anc.
) a short spear or
Beca, sf. a magistrate' s gown ;
a welt or scari worn by fellows
of coUeges.
Becabunga, sf. {liot.) becabun^a.
Bechico, adj. ano s.inied.) Medtctp-
mento — , becchic medicine.
Beco, sm. alley, lane. — com sa-
hida, a thorough-fare. — sem sa-
hida, a blind alley. [chiseL
Bedame, sm. {carp.) a kind of
Bedegar, sm. bedeguar.
Bedel, sm. beadle.
Bedelbo, sm. meddler.
Bedelia, sf. beadleship.
Bedem, sm. Moorish cloak for
rainy weather.
Beduinos, «m. pi. Bedouins.
Beguina, sf. beguin, nun.
Begninaria, sf. a recluso life.
Beguinos, sm. pi. friars, monks.
Bemiquella, sf. {bot.) a medicinal
pTant.
Bebexnotb, sm. hippopotamns.
Befaen, sm. (jEkot.N^içJtv^i^y^t^k^vk.-
ing to \ta^\i, tw^e» ix^Tti\à?a^^
j
i
BEL
— 140 —
BEM
its lord whom it pleases. — {fig.)
Dover-court.
Beiça, sf. a blobber-lip ; çout.
Beiçada, sf. thick and nanging
lips.
Beiço, sm. lip. — rachado^ hare-
lip. Dar a alguém com o mel
pelos — s, to amuse one with fair
premesses.
Beiçudo, a, adj. blobber-lipped.
Beijado, a, pp. adj. kissed.
Beijador, a, adj. and s. kisser.
Beijamão, sm. the kissing of a
sovereign's hand, levee.
Beijar, va. to kiss. Beijar-se, w,
to kiss each other.
Beijo, sm. kiss; salute.
Beijoca, sf. a loud kiss.
Beijocar, va. tobe always kissing.
Beijoim, sm. benjamin cr benzoin.
Beijoinico, a, adj. benzoic.
Beijú, sm. kind of paste made of
the flower of the root of man-
dioca.
Beira, sf. bank, shore; brink,
edge.
Beiraxnar (a), adv. on the sea-
coast. — s, and adj. the sea-
coast. [cloth.
Beirame, sm. a sort of cotton
Belbate, sm. cotton velvet.
Beldade, sf. {anc.) beauty, a
beautiful woman.
Beldroega, sf, {hot.) the herb
purslane.
Beleguim ,5 m. a bailifiTs foUower.
Belexnnita, sf. belemnites.
Belfo, a, adj. blobber-lipped, ha-
ving a hanging under-lip.
Belga, adj. and s. 2 g. Belg^an,
pertaining to Belgium.
Bélgica, sf. [geog.) Belgium.
Belgico, a, adj. Belgic, Belgian.
Bellião, sm. {anc.) a sort of coin.
Belho, sm. the shooter of a lock.
Belhó, sm. a dough made of eggs,
butter, etc, a mtter.
Beliche, sm. {a sea term) any small
cabin in a ship.
Belida, sf. a white spot in the eye.
Belis or Beliz, adi. 2 g. subtUe,
ãcute of mina ; [fia.) rascai.
Belladona, sf. (bot.) belladona or
deãdljr night-shsáe.
Bellagarça, sf. {nat. hist.) a bird
of Ásia. [fulljr.
Bellaxnente, adv, fairly, beauti-
Belleza, sf. l3eauty.
Bellicamente, aav, bravely, va-
liantly. [martial.
Bellico, a, adj. (poet.) bellicose,
Bellicosazuente, adv. with a
martial spirit. [tial.
Bellicoso, a, adj. warlike, mar-
Belligerante, adj. 2 g. bellige-
rent.
Belligero, a, adj. warlike, mar-
tial, belonging to war.
Bellipotente, adj. 2 ^.bellipotent,
powerful in arms. [nipped.
Belliscado, a, pp. adj. pincned,
Belliscadura , sf. pinching ;
scratch.
Belliscão, sm. pinch, nip.
Belliscar, va. to pinch, to nip.
Bellisono, a, adj. {poet.) that has
a warlike sound.
Bello, a, adj. fair, beautiful,
handsome, ime, ^aceful. Uma
— a morte^ a glorious death.
Bellona, sf. {myth.) Bellona.
Belluino, a, adu beíluine, beastly.
Belluoso, a, aaj. {poet.) abounding
with beasts.
Belluta, sf. {hot.) belluta.
Belxnaz, sm. a nail with a golden
head ; an escutcheon knob.
Belomancla, sf. belomancy.
Belsazuão, sm. (6o^) aname given
to the balsam of Gilead.
Beluca, s. (nat. hist.) a kind of
white dolpnin. [(fish).
Belugas, s. {nat. hist.) beluga
Belveder, sm, belvidere, cheno-
podium.
Bem, sm. good, beneiit, adyan-
tage, happiness, satisfaction ;
{fam.) sweet-heart. Homem de
— , an honest man.
Bem. adv. well, right, just, much,
very, exactly. A — • dizer j as it
were. Fatiar — , to speak a good
language. [accomplished.
Bem-acabado, a, adj. perfect,
Bem-acondioionado, a, adj, in
good condition.
Bem-aooBtaxQQcdo , a^ ojí^ ^^c^^m^^
-with. good m.8iiiii«x^.
wm
BEM
— 141 —
BEN
adv.
Bem - afortunadamente ,
happily, prosperously.
Bem-afortonado, a, adi. fortu-
nate, lucky. faarling.
Bem-amado, a, adj. beloved;
Bem - aventoradamente , adv.
happily.
Bem-aventurado, a, pp. adj.
blessed, fortunate, happy.
Bem-aventurança, sf. happi-
ness, good-luck.
Bem-aventurar, va. to make
happy, lucky.
Bembel, sm. {alch.) mercury.
Bemcriado, a, adj. well man-
nered, courteous.
Bemdado, a, adj. — com todos^
kind, loved hy ali persons.
Bemdito, a, pp. adj. blessed,
praised; prosperous. [nate.
Bemditoso, a, adj. happy, fortu-
Bemdizente, adj. 2 g. toat speaks
well of one, discreet; eloauent.
Bemdizer, va. to praise, to bless.
Bem-estar, sm. well-being, ac-
commodation.
Bem-estreado, a, adj. well-look-
ing. [spoken.
Bem-fallante, adj. 2 g. well
Bemfazejo, a, adj. beneâcent,
kind; propitious.
Bemfazente, adj. 2 g. benefícent,
kind; propitious.
Bemfazer, va. to do good to
another. — sm, beneât, good Of-
fice.
Bemfelto, a, adi. well performed,
well favourea. — sm. benefít,
favour.
Bemfeitor, sm. benefactor.
Bemfeitora, sf. benefactress.
Bemfeitoria, sf. an improve-
ment. [proved, bettered.
Bemfeitorisado, a, pjp. adj. im-
Bemfeitorisar, va. to improvei
to better.
Bem-intencionado, a, adj. well-
aflfected, well-minded.
Bem-me-queres, sm. {bot.) raari-
gold. [aescended.
Benmado, a, adj. -well-born, well-
Bemnascido, a, adj. well-born,
weJl-descended. \ dei
«w. (mus.) bemol, flat. | to
Bemolado, a, adj. that has the
flat.
Bemparecido , a, adj. well-
favoured, well-lookinff.
Bemposto, a, adj. well-looking,
elegant. [thougn.
Bemque, conj. though or tho\ al-
Bemquerença, sf. kindness, be-
nevolence.
Bemquerente, adj. 2 g. aífec-
tionate, benevolent.
Bemquerer, va. to love, to wish
one well. — sm. affection.
Bemquerias, sf, pi, {anc.) lover
V. Amores.
Bemquistado, a, pp. adj. well-
beloved; conciliated.
Bemquistar, va. to conciliate, to
reconcile.
Bemquisto, a, adj. well-beloved.
Bemsabido, a, adj. notorious,
kno-wn, manifest; wise.
Bemsoante, adj. 2 g. that sounds
well; melodious.
Bemtere, sm. a bird of Brazil.
Bemtevl, sm. {nat, hist.) a bird of
Brazil.
Bemvinda, sf. welcome.
Bemvindo, a, adi. welcome.
Bemvlsto, a, aaj. well-beloved.
Benção, sf. benediction, blessing,
prayer.
Benedicite, sm. grace.
Benedicta, sf. {pharm.) a benedit
electuanr.
Benedictmo, a, adi. benedictine.
Beneficência, sf. oeneficence.
Beneficente, ao;'. 2^. beneâcent,
kind.
Beneficiado, a, pp. adj. bene-
fíced. — sm. he who holds a
beneflce.
Beneficiador, a, adj. beneficiai,
kind, beneficent.
Beneficiai, adj. 2 g. beneficiai,
respecting benéficos.
Beneficiar, va. to do good to
another; to cultivate, to im-
prove; to confer a benefice.
jBeneficiar-sey vr. to get a bené-
fico.
BeneUoiaxVo, Qi> ad,j . Vju\owSMlw-
deiro — , \í€í ^\ío Vwí ^ -fgtvi^í^síf^
BEQ
— U2 —
BES
Benefldov sm. benefit» advan-
tage, profit. — ecclesiastieOy a
benefice, aliving. — simples^ si-
necure. [kind, liberal.
Beneficioso, a, adj. b«neficent,
Beneíicivel, adj. 2 g. that may
be improved.
Benéfico, a, adj. beneficiai» bene-
ficent, liberal.
Benemerência, sf. desert, merít.
Benemérito, a, culj. -well-deserv-
ing, very worthy.
Beneplácito, sm. leave, permis-
sion, consent. [the altar.
Benesse, sm. altarage, profíts of
Benevolamente, adv. benevo-
lently, kindly. [kindness.
Benevolência, sf. benevolence,
Benévolo, a, adj. benevolent,
gentia, kind.
Bengala, sf. cane or stick.
Bengalada, sf. a blow or stroke
•with a cane.
Bengaleira, sf. canna, rattan.
Bengaleiro, sm. he who makes
or sells canes.
Bengali, sm. {nat. hist.) ben^alee.
Benignamente, adv. benignly,
kindly. [goodiaess.
Benignidade, sf. benignity,
Benigno, a, adj. bonntiful, cour-
teous, kind.
Benjamim, sm. darling.
Benjoeiro, sm. a tree from which
by incision is distilled the ben-
zoin.
Bens, sm. pi. estate, chatteis,
riches. — moveis, moveables. —
de raix, landed property.
Benta, sf. {bot.) herb-bennet.
Bentixiho, sm. a sort of scapulars.
Bento, a, adj. consecrated, holy.
Benzedeiro, a, sm. or f. a kind
of conjurer; impostor.
Benzedura, sf. the act of conse-
crating. [bless.
Benzer, va. to consecrate, to
Benzido, Si^pp.adj. consecrated,
blessed. [sing.
Benzimento, 5771. the act of bles-
Benzoico, sl, adj. benzoic.
Betjuadro, sm. (micsie.) mnsieai
si^n for putting a note again in
Hs natural tone.
Beque, tm. {a sea term) the beak,
the head of a ship.
Berbeqiiim, sm. a thrill, drUI.
Berçada, sf. a shot of an ancient
sbort-cannon called berço.
Berço, sm. cr adie ; an ancient
cannon ; a sort of vault.
Bergamota, sf. bergamot-pear ;
a sort of lemoD.
Bergantim, sm. (a sea term) bri-
gantine, brig. [plant.
Bergia, sf. a caryophiUeated
BerUlo, sm. beryl.
Beringela, sf. mad-apple.
Berlina, sf. berlin, a sort of tra-
velling chariot.
Berma, sf. (fort.) berm or space
of gronnd let at the foot of a
rampart. [sense.
Bemardice, s. simplicity, non-
Bemeca or Bernaca, sf. bar-
nacle, a soland goose.
Bemeo or Berne, sm. âne red
cloth.
Beroes, sm. pi. {nat. hist.) beroes
(marine animal).
Berra, sf. the rut of deer.
Berrado, a, pp. adj. bellowed,
bawled.
Berrar, vn. to bellow as a kine;
to blare as a cow. [do.
Berregar, va. to cry as children
Berreiro, sm. bawling, the loud
cries of a child.
Berro, sm. the bellowing or
lowing of kine, etc. [rinha.
Beryllo, sm. beryl. V. Agua mar
Besantado, a, adj. {herald.) fuU
of bezants.
Besante, sm. bezante (coin.) —
{herald.) a round piece of gold
or silver.
Besbelho, sm. the arse.
Besbelhoteira, sf. a vile voman.
Besbelhoteiro, sm. a base man.
Besoartico, sm. bezoardic.
Besoiro, sm. the great hom beetie
or butterfly.
Bespa, sf. wasp.
Besta, sf. beast, brute. — domeS'
tica, a tarae beast ; {ftg.) an ill-
breÁ f eWo^ , «l ^.vVl^ , brutish man.
Bèatdi, sf. cTo^s-\io^. \5N^i%
BeStscavsDXA, ad-o. loo\\ái^^ ., ?!Ga-
BEX
— J43 —
BIC
Besteira, sf. {bot.) wild black
hellebore.
Besteiro^ sm. a cross-bow man ;
a sort of fluttering ínsect.
Bésteria, sf. soldiers armed with
cross-bows.
Bestiães, sm. pi. works with em-
bossed figures of animais.
BesUagem, sf. beasts, horses^
mnles.
Bestial, adj. bestial, beastl^.
Bestialidade , sf. beastliness ,
bestiality.
Bestialmente , adv. bestially ,
brutishly.
Bestião, sm. apiece of \70rkwith
embossed figures of beasts.
Bestiarios, sm pi. {anc.) bestiarii.
Bestidade, sf. beastliness, bestiar
lity.
Bestilha, sf. a fleam.
Bestunto, sm. a duU understand-
ing, a narrow mind.
Besuntado, a, pp. adj. anointed.
Besuntar, va. to anomt ali over,
to besmear.
Beta, sf. a vein of metal or \p^ood.
Betado, a, pp. adj. striped.
Betar, va. to stripe with coloors.
Betei, sm. betei. v. Bethel. Troot.
Beterraba, sf. {bot.) beet, oeet-
Betesga, sf. V. Bitesga.
Bethel, sm. {bot) betei. [band.
Betilho, sm. a muzzle, a Aose
Betonioa, sf. {bot.) betonj.
Betral, sm, the place where beteis
gro-w.
Betulaceas, sf.pl. [bot) family
of plants of wnich the birch is
the type.
BetuUa, sf {bot.) birch.
Betumado, a, ;3p. adj. besmeared,
bituminated.
Betumar, va. to bituminate, to
besmear with bitumen.
Betume, sm. bitumen.
Betuminoso, a, adj. bituminons.
Bexano* sm a cat; {fig,) a mean
fellow.
Bexiga, sf bladder, — do fel, gall-
bladder. Bexigas, sf.pl. {dise<i8é)
smaU-pox. Signaes das —, pock
hojes. [of the small-pox.
Bexigoso, a, aá(jf. tliat has macks
Bexiguento, a, adj. and s. that
has marks of the smíall-pox.
Bey, sm. a Turkish govemor of a
town.
Bezerra, sf. an heifer.
Bezerro, sm. a bullock, calf.
Bezoar, sm. bezoar,
Bezoartico, a, adj. bezoardic. —
s. a medicine compounded with
bezoar.
Bialado, a, adj. that has two
wings.
Biangulado, a, aâj. biangulous,
biangulated.
Biangular, adj. 2 g. biangulate.
Biaristado, a, adj. {bot.) having
two beards.
BibUa, sf. the Bible.
Biblico, a, adj. biblical.
Bibliographia, sf. bibliography.
Bibliographicamente, ach. ac-
cording to the bibliography.
Bibliographioo, a, aaj. biblio-
graphical.
Bibliographo, sm. bibliographer.
Bibliolatha, s. and adj. that has
many books without under-
standing them.
Bibliomancia, sf. bibliomancy.
Bibliomania, sf. bibliomania.
Bibliomaniaco, «m.bibliomaniac.
Bibliophilo, sm. bibliophilus.
Bibliopola, sni. bibliopolist, book-
seller.
Bibliotheca, sf. library [cary.
Bibliotliecario , sm. bibhothe-
Biblista, sm. biblist.
Bibo, sm. anacardium.
Bibulo, a, adj. bibulous, spungy.
Bica, sf. the end of a spout.
Bicàcaro, sm an arrogant, proud
countenance.
Bicada, sf. pecking ; beak-fall. —
de uma serra, tne point of a
mountain.
Bicado, a, adj. {herald.) it is said
of a bird having a bili of diffe-
rent enamel from that of its
body.
Bical, adj. 2 g. sourish^ beaked.
Blcaliáiio.. sm. «.^tAc^í^^nk^^^"^-
\Bloapkd\ai. ad^, ^ q.VJí^^A'^^
BIP
— 144 —
BIL
Bicha, sf, leech ; serpent, snake.
ff erva — , (ôoí.) hartwort.
Bichancros, sm. pi. gestures of
lovers. [low.
Bichano, sm, a cat ; a mean fel-
Bicharia, sf. ali sorts of worms
and hurtfiu animais.
Biciharoco, sm. any loathsome
animal.
Bicheiro, sm. a long polé to sbôve
forth a vessel into a deep ; gaff.
— adj. givinç too much attention
to trifles ; mmutious.
Bicho, sm. worm, grub, animal.
Planta que mata os bichos, worm-
grass. Pós contra os — «, worm-
seed. — da cozinha f a scollion.
Bichoca, sf. a boil or blotch.
Bichoso, a, adj. -wormy.
Bicipite, adj. 2 a. two-headed.
Bico, sm. beak, bill, neb. — dos
peitos, the nipple of the breast.
Cala o — , be silent. [beak.
Bicogrossudo, sm. {ornith.) gross-
Bicoloreo, a, adj. having two
colours.
Bicorne, adj. 2 g. or Bicomeo,
a, adi. (poet.) bicorn, bicornous.
Bicubital, adj. 2 g. having two
cnbits.
Bicudo, sm. {nat. hist.) a sort of
fish. — adj. beaked.
Bicuiba, sf. bicuiba.
Bicuiheira, sf. the tree that bears
bicuibas. [in the top.
Bicúspide, adj. 2 g. slipt, cloven
Bidenteado, a, or Bidentado,
a, adj. having two teeth.
Bidete, sm. poney, galloway.
Biduo, sm. the espace of two
days.
Biennal, adj. biennial.
Biennio, sm. the space of two
years.
Bifar, va. to steal, to steal away.
Bife, sm. beaf-steak.
Bifendido, a, adj. cleft, split in
two parts.
Bifero, a, adi. {^poetry) biferous,
that bears fruit twice a year.
Bífido, a, adj. biâdy bifidate.
Binoro, a, adj. biflorous.
Sf^rme, adj. 2 g, biform.
^iíronte, aãj. 2 ff, double-:
Biíurado, a, adj. having two
bores.
Bifurcação, sf. bifurcation.
Bifurcado, a,j3p. adj. bifurcated.
Bifurcar-se, vr. to be bifurcated.
Bigamia, sf. bigamy.
Bigamo, a, adj. bigamist.
Bigemeo, sm. bigeminate, twin
forked. [twice.
Bigenito, a, adj. having bom
Bigle, sm. beagle.
Bigodes, sm.pí. mustachio, mus-
taches. Bigode^ sm. the name of
a game. [mocked.
Bigodeado, a, pp. adj. scoffed at,
Bigodear, va. to scoíf, to mock.
Bigodéira, sf. a tie to keep mus-
taches in.
Bigorna, sf. a smith's anvil.
Bigorrilha, sm. a good for no-
thing fellow. [eyes.
Bigotas, sf. pi. {a sea term) dead-
Bigoto, sm. {a sea term) a dead-
eye.
Biguairim, sm. a porter in Ásia.
Bijugadas, adj. f. pi. {bot.) biju-
gous ; having two pairs of
leaflets. [biate.
Bilabiado, a, adj. {nat. hist.) bila-
Bilaminado, a, adj. bilaminated.
Bilbode, sm. hurly-burly. Fogo de
— , a bonfire.
Bile, sm. V. Bilis. [pot.
Bilha, sf. pitcher, an eorthen
Bilhafre, sm. V. Milhafre.
Bilhão, sm. biUon, brass-money.
Bilhar, sm. biUiards.
Bilharda, sf. a game called cat ;
tip-cat; a little stick to play
with.
Bilhardeiro, sm. he who plays
at cat or tip-cat.
Bilhardar, va. to strike a baJl
twice.
Bilhete, sm. billet, note, letter.
— de camarote, a box-ticket. —
de loteria, a lottery-ticket. — de
enterro, a funeral letter. — {he-
rald.) billet, a long square.
Blliario, a, adj. {meá) biliary.
Bilingue, adi. t g oilinguous;
\
faced. \ BlUa, sf . \>t1ô, da.o\«c.
BIP
— 145 —
BIS
BUI, sm. bill ; a \a.w presented to
the parliament of England.
Billião, sm. {arith.) biluon.
Bilrado, a, pp. adj. woven with a
bobbin. [bins.
Bilrar, va. to weave with bob-
Bilro, sm. bobbin.
Biltre, S7n. rascai, scoundrel.
Bilustra, adj. {poet.) having two
lustres.
Bixnane, adj. 2 g. bimanous.
Bímar, adj. {poet.) that is among
two seas. [margins.
Biinarginado,a, adj. havinç two
Bimbalhada , sf. a continuai
ringing of bells
Bixnbarra, sf. a sort of lever
made of wood.
Bimembre, adj. 2 g. composed
of two parts or limbs.
Bimetro, a, adj. {poetry) that
has two sorts of metres
Bimo, a, adj. that is two vears
old.
Binar, va, to dig again.
Binário, a, adj. binary.
Binascido, a, adj. that was bom
twice.
Binocular, adj. 2 g. binocular.
Binóculo, sm. binocle.
Binomino, a, adj. binominous.
Binómio, adj. and s. {alg.) bino-
mial.
Bioco, sm. a veil or mantle under
which women conceal part of
the face.
Blographia, sf. bio^açhy.
Biographico, a, adj. biographic,
biographical.
Biographo, sm. biographer.
Biologia, sf. that part of physio-
logy treating of the life in ge-
neral . [tapestry.
Biombo. 5m. scrcen; hangings,
Bipartição, sf. bipartition.
Bipartido, a, adj. bipartite.
Bipartivel, adj 2 g. bipartible.
Bipatente, ac(;. 2 g. that is patent.
Bipedante, adj. 2 g. {poet.) hav-
ing two feet . [rooted.
Bipedal) adi. 2 ff, bipedal, two-
Bhfedm, adj. 2 g. bipedal, two-
^<>oted. ftwoedges.
*f «w. a poie-axe vith
Pártu L
Bipinnulado, a, adj. {bot.) bipen-
nated. [nated.
Biplume, adj. 2 g. {poet.) bipen-
Biproa, s. a ship having two
prows.
Buiuadrado, a, adj. that is twice
square. — sm. {malhem.) biqua-
drate. [quadratic.
Biquadratico, a, adj. {alg.) bi-
Biquejar, vn. to stumble, to trip
in walking. [beaks.
Biqueira, sf gutter. — «, f. nl.
Biquintil, sm. [astr.) biquintille.
Birbante, sm. a vagabond, a vile
wretch.
Bireme, sm. {anc.) biremis.
Biribi. sm. biribi (game).
Birimbao, sm. a jew's harp , {fíg.)
a mean fellow.
Blrostrado, a, adj. birostrated.
Birra, sf. obstinacy, pertinacy.
Bilrar, vn. to be stubborn. V.
Embirrar.
Birrentamente, ado. with stub-
borness, purposely.
Birrento, a, adj. stubborn, opi-
.niative. [the head.
Birro, sm. biretum, a covering for
Birro01ha, sf. {a sea term) a
kind of stitch.
Bisagra, sf hinore.
Bisalho, sm. a bundle of rougli
dinmonds.
Bisannual, adj. 2 a. biennial
Bisannuo, a, adj. biennial.
Bisarma, sf. a kmd of large two-
edged hatchet. [ther.
Bisavó , sm. a great-grand-fa-
Bisavó, sf. a great-grand-mother,
Bisbilhoteira,«/'. atell-tale, ahus-
sy, a slut. [a Nisy-body.
Bisbilhoteiro, sm. an intriguer ,
Bisbórria, sm. a ridiculous man.
Bisca, sf. game at cards.
Biscato, sm. the food that birda
put in the mouth of their young
ones. [a biscuit.
Biscoitado, a, pp. adi. baked as
Biscoitar, va. to bake as a bU-
cuit. \^í?^«^.
Biscolt©teo^sm.^i\^c^J^vav^i^íw^^ <2ft
Biscoito, sm. Vvscmt..
BÍBdona,sf. «^'^^^-«^^^^^^SoSi
BIV
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BLO
Bisegre, «m. shoemaker's tool.
Bisel , sm. basil (in a printing
press).
Bisexual, adj. 2 g. bisexous.
Bisiphite, adJ. 2 {/• haviníç two
siphons. [inuth.
Bismutho or Bismuth, sjn. bis-
Bisnaga, sf. visnaga, a sort of
wiW fenuel. [ter.
Bisneta, sf. a great-grand-daugh-
Bisneto. S7n. a great-grand-son.
Bisonharia , sf. inexperience ,
iguorance; awkwardness of a
recniit.
Bisonlio, a, adj. raw, inexpe-
rienceíi. Soldado — , a new-rai-
sed soldier.
Bispado, sm a bishopric.
Bispai, adj. V. Episcopal.
Bispar, va. to discover. — tm, to
outain a bishopric.
Bispo, sm. bishop.
Bispote, sm. a cnamber-pot.
Bispo teira, sf. a maid servant
that pours out the piss-pots.
Bissecção, sf. [geom?) bisection.
Bissextil, adj. 2 g. bissextile.
Bissexto, a, adi. bissextile. — sm.
the additional day to the leap-
year
Bissulcado, a, adj. havisg two
furrows. — sm. cloven-footed.
Bistorta, sf. {bot.) bistort, snake-
weed.
Blstre, sm. bistre.
Bisturi, sm. bistouri.
BisyllalDO , a , adj. having two
syllables.
Bitacola, sf. {a sea term) bittacle.
Bitafe, sm defect. V. Defeito.
Bitesga, sf. a lane. Metter o rocio
na — , to do an impossible thing.
Bithynia, sf. {geog.) Bithynia
Bithynioo, a, adj. and s. belong-
ing to Bithynia. [rule.
Bitola, sf. standard measure;
Bivac, sm. bivouac.
Bivaoar, vn. to bivouac, to en-
camp without tents.
Bivalve, adj. [nat. hist.) bivalve.
SJvalvTilado, a, adj, bivalvxir
Jous, bivalve.
-B/raro, sm. (nat hist.) a qn*-
Biviario, a, adj. bivious.
Bivio, sm. a place termining two
ways parting of a road.
Biza, Sf. a straw-mattress.
Bizarramente, ado. fairly, íine-
ly ; generously.
Bizarreado, a. pp. adj. that is
brave or gallant.
Bizarrear, va. to play the gal-
lant; to be fine and gay.
Bizarria, sf. personal bravery,
comeliness, [comely.
Bizarro, a, adj. brave; gallant«
Blandícias , sf. pi. blandish-
ments, caresses. V. Afago.
Blandicioso, a, adj. that makes
caresses, gentle.
Blandifluo, a, adj. {poet.) that
flows softly, gently.
Blandiloco, a, adj. that speaks
gently.
Bláo, adj. {herald.) bine.
Blasão, sm. (anc.) Iilazon.
Blasmo, sm. {anc.) blame, repre-
hension. [boasted.
Blasonado, 9., adj. blazoned;
Blasonador, adj and s. aboaster ;
boastful
Blasonar, va to blazon a coat of
arms. — vn. to boast of.
Blasphemado, a, pp . adj. blas-
phemed. [phemer.
Blasphemador, a, sm. or f. blas-
Blasphemamente, adv. blasphe-
mously. [phemmg.
Blasphemante, adj. 2 g. blas-
Blasphemar, va. to blaspheme,
to revile God
Blasphematorio, a, adj. blas-
Íhemous.
isphemia, sf. blaspheroy.
Blasptiemo, a, adj. blasphemons.
Blataria, sf. (bot ) yellow moth-
mnllein.
Blende, sm. blende-ore,
Bleneophtalmia, sf. {med)jai ge-
neral denomination of dinerent
ophthalmies.
Bleao, a, ad^'. {anc ) stuttering. Y.
Gago. íof silk lace.
BloAda^ sf. {comm.) biond, a kind
dmped and amphibious aainuiLVBlQqiasvc., txu Vi ^Aaoís. ^, v»
BOC
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BOF *
Bloqueio,* sm. blockade, block-
ing up. [f. V. Bom.
Boa, sm. {nat. hist.) boa. — adj.
Boal, adj. 2 ff. Uoa — , a sort of
grapes. [fully.
Boamente, adv. willingly, Joy-
Boanova, sf. a -vhite butterfly.
Boas-noites, sf. pi. (bot.) mira-
bilis. [fame, report.
Boato , sm. rumour, common-
Boavinda, sf. welcome ; kind re-
ception.
Boaz, sm. hantboy. V. Oboé.
Bobage or Bobagem, sf. buffoon-
ery, jesting.
Bobamente, adv. buffoonly.
Bobear, vn. to buffoon, to behave
like a buffoon. J®''^*
Bobice, sf. bilífoonism, baffooB»
Bobo, sm. buffoon, j éster.
Boca, sf. mouth, entrance, open-
in^; passage, aperture. — da
nmtey night fali, dusk of the
evening. Bocas^ sf. pL notches,
jags (in cutting Instruments).
— rfe fogo^ pieces of cannon.
A' boca cheia, loudly. Andar na
— de todosy to be the subject of
talk. Fazer a — doce^ to allure
— aberta, gaping ; (/ífl' ) a booby.
Pela — pequena, slily. Abrir a
— , to gape, to yawn, to gaze.
Bocado, sm. a mouthftd ; bit.
Bocadura, sf. the mouth or
muzzle of a cannon.
Bocal, sm. bocal ; the mouth of a
flask , the brim of a well ; herb-
stone. [mouth.
Bocal, adj. 2 g. belonging to the
Boçal, adj. 2g. ignorant, rude,
raw.
Boçar. va. {a sea term) to stow
the anchor upon the boxr.
Bocaste, sm. an engine to break
minerais.
Bocaxim, sm. buckram.
Bocejado, a, pp. adj. yawned,
gaped.
Booejador, sm.. gaper, yavmer.
Bocejar, vn. to yawn, to gape.
^ooejo, sm. jrawning, gaping.
MooelorBooeliniw, sm. (archit.)
— *-*'ó7/? ^"^^ ^^^^ ^^
Bocelado, a, pp. adj embossed ;
chased.
Booelar, va. {arck.) to emboss;
to chase.
Boceta, sf. box. Ter alguém n'unia
— , to take special care of one.
Bochecha, sf chcek; the hollo^
part of the choek.
Bochechada, sf. a mouth fui.
Bochechado, a./jp. adj. that was
taken in the cheeks.
Bochechão, sm a stroke on tho
cheeks.
Bochechar, va. to take somo li-
quid in the cheeks.
Bochechado, a, adj. blub-
cheeked, chub-faced.
Bochornal, adj. 2 g. burning,
suffocating.
Bochomo, sm. a warm Tyind.
Bócio, sm. a swelling in the
throat.
Bodalha, sf. [anc.) a littlo sow.
Bodas, sf. pi. -wedding, bridai.
Bode, sm. a buck-goat.
Bodega, sf. a low eating-house,
a public house.
Bodeguelro, sm^ a man '^'ho
keeps a bodega.
Bodiao, sm. {nat. hist.) a sea-ilsh
like a tench.
Bodo, sm. a holy-day feast.
Bodoque, sm. a pellet of clay
Bodumi, sm. lho rank smeU of
the buck-goat. [ing star.
Boeira, adj. Estrella —.the motn-
Boeiro, sm. a -vater-pipe
Bofa, sf. a ree. [boasted.
Bofado, a, pp. adj. lunged , {fig.)
Bofar, va. to cast, to throw out
of the lungs ; {fig.) to boast.
Bofe, sm. {anat.) the lungs. Bofes-
ifig.) courage, heart. Deitar os
— s pela boca, to be excessively
fatigued. Homem de mãos — í, a
mischievous man.
Bofe or Bofelha, adv. faith, trtúy.
Bofetái, sm. fine cotton cloth.
Bofetada, sf. «í.\Aonr cít ^«^ ^t^
the cheék-, \S^^^ a^i vavarj.
BotetSLo, sm. a sXtotx^ ^\«ç.^ ^
Boiete sm. \>xvfi^x. ^^O^
coviiitor. .«J-^^^«ft-
BOL
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BOL
Bogueira, sf. a hole whero takes
sEelter the íish called boga
Bohemia, sf. {geog ) Bohemia.
Bohemiano, a, adj. and s. Bohe-
mian [Bohemia.
Boheinioo, a, adi. belonging to
Bohexnio, a, adj. Bohemian. —
sm a short cloak.
Boi, sm an ox. Carne de — or
vacca, beef. Ser pé de — , to be
a prudent man.
Bóia, sf. a buoy .
Boiada, sf a herd of oxen.
Boiadeiro, sm. herdsman, ox-
driver.
Boiado, a, pp. adj. floated.
Boiante, aaj.2g. floating. Navio
— , a ship that is light laden;
(/íflr.) liappy. [two handles.
Boiao, sm. an earthen vessel with
Boiar, vn. to íloat.
Bolardo, .swí. boyar. [ninga.
Boicininga, sf. («aí. hist.) boici-
Boieiro, sm. a herdsman.
Bojado, B., pp. adj. jutted.
Bojador, a, adj. that juts.
Bo jante, adj. i ^. jutting.
Bojar, vn. to jut or stand out.
Bojarda, adj. f. Pêra — , a sort
of pear. [slanding jib.
Bojarrona , sf. (a sea term) the
Bojo, sm. the belly of a bottle ;
projecture, prominence.
Bojado, a, adj. round and promi-
nent. [a bowling-green.
Bola, sf. bowl, bali. Jogo da — ,
Bolactaía, sf. sea biscuit.
Bolada, sf. a stroke of a bowl.
Bolado, a, pp. adj. overthrown
with a bo-wl.
Bolandas, sf.pl. Andar em — , in
great haste, hurried.
Bolandeira, sf. a wheel of the
sugar-engine. [bolary.
Bolar, va. to tip pins. — adj. 2 g.
Bolarxuenico, sm. bolus, arme-
nian bole. [ferous.
Bolbifero, a, adj. {bot.).) bulbi-
Bolbiforme, adj. 2 g. {oot.) bul-
bjforju»
Bolho, sm. bulb. [ceons.
Solboao, a, adj. bulbous, bulbar
Bolpado, a, pp, adj. that has vo-
mited tàe milk (ciúldren).
Bolçar, vn. to vomit th6 milk.
Boldrié, sm. a belt or baldrick.
Bolôa, s. splinter-bar. Cavallo da
— , the near horse.
Boleado, a, pp. adj. rounded,
made round
Bolear, va. to make round. — vn.
to mount the near-horse.
Boleeiro, sm. coachman, pos-
tilion.
Boleima, sf. a coarse cake.
Boleo or Boleio, sm. the act of
rounding. — the flight of a bali.
Dar Mwi — , to get a fali.
Boletim, sm. bulletin.
Boleto, sm. a soldier's billet
Bolha, sf. blister. V. Empola.
Bolliante, adj. 2 g. bubbíing.
Bolhelho, sm. dirt from the rub-
bing of the hands.
Bolhoso, a, adj. bubbly.
Boliçoso, a, aaj. restless, turbu-
lent. [stone.
Bólides, sm. {phys.) a meteoric
Bolina, sf. {a sea term) bowline .
Bolinado, a, pp. adj. that sails
upon the bowline.
Bolinar, va. to sail upon the bow-
line.
Bolineiro, a, adj. that goes with
a side wind. [capstan.
Bolinete, sm. {a sea term) a
Bolla, sf. {anc.) a leaden bali or
seal with wnich were sealed
diplomas or charters.
Bolo, sm. cake. — s, sm» pi.
strokes with a ferula.
Bolonio, a, adj. stupid, foolish
sm. a simpleton.
Bolor, sm. mouldiness.
Bolorecer, vn. to mould, to cover
with mould.
Bolorento, a, adj. raouldy.
Bolota, sf. the fruit of the holin-
tree ; a sort of instrument to
punish malefactors
Bolotada, sf. a stroke with the
instrument called bolota.
Bolotado,a, adj. fattened with
acorn. [grow.
Bolotal, sm. aplace where acorns
Bolsa, sf. çMXÃ^, ^wílOb. , ^a^V"»
môeXVa, A-s bolsos, ^^ ^ew^saau
BOM
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BOQ
Bolsaria, sf. the purse of a com-
munity.
Bolseado, a, pp. adj. puckered,
gathered up (clothes).
Bolsear, vn. to pucker, to gather
up (said of clothes that do not
sit well).
Bolseiro, sm. purse-maker. —
purser, treasurer.
Bolso, sm. a pocket.
Bom, adv. -well, right, well done.
Bom, adJ. m., Boa adj. f. good
(in ali its sensos). — homem cr
homem de bem^ a good man. Um
homem — para tudo, a man flt
for every thing. Boa comida^
"wholesome food. Elle tem bom pé,
— olho, he is brisk and vigorous.
Armo — , new year. A — tempo, in
time. — tempo, diversion, plea-
sure. — tempo, fine veather.
De boa vontaae, 'willingly. Andar
bom, to be in health. Esta é boa,
{iron.), this is a fine thing in-
aeed. Escapar de — , to be out
of the scrape. Pregar-la boa a
alguemy to play one a slippery
trick. [boom.
Boma, sf. (a sea term) the main
Bomba, sf. {artil.) bomb, shell ;
pump , engine. — de vapor,
steam-engine. — para os incên-
dios, fire-engine.
Bombachas , sf. pi. {anc.) a sort
of wide silk breeches.
Bombarda, sf. bombard ; a great
gun, a mortar. [bomb.
Bombardada, sf. the stroke of a
Bombardeado, a, pp. adj. bom-
barded. [ment.
Bombardeamento, sm. bombard-
Bombardear, va. to bombard, to
attack with bombs.
Bombardeira, sf. bomb-ketch.
V. Canhoneira.
Bombardeiro, sm. bombardier.
Bombaria, sf. a great deal of
bombs.
Bombazina, sf. bombazin; corded
velveteen, thickset.
Bombeado, a, pp. adj, bom-
harded.
BonábesuPi ^O' to bombard.
Bombeiro, sm. bombardier.
1
Bombicia, sf. (&oí.)akind of cane
or reed.
Bombloo, a, adj. (chem.) bombic.
Bombix, sm. a silkworm.
Bona, adj. f. good or immoveable
possessions. [man.
Bonachão , sm . good - natured
Bonaoho, sm. good-natured man.
Bonança, sf. calm, prosperity.
Bonançado, a, pp. adj. that is
calm, quiet, fair.
Bonançar, vn. (a sea term) to be
calm, fair.
Bonançoso, a, adj. calm, quiet,
fair; (fig.) happy.
Bondade, sf. goodness, exccl-
lence. — de uma terra, fruit-
fulness of a country.
Bonduque, sm. {bot.) nickar-tree.
Boneca, sf. doll, babv ; puppet.
Boneco, sm. doll; (Jig.)B, puppy,
a fop.
Bonet. sm. bonuet, cap.
Bonicos, sm. pi. the dung of a
horse. [improvement.
Bonificação , sf. amelioration ,
Bonificado, a, pp. adj. improved,
ameliorated.
Bonificar, va. to improve, to ame-
liorate. Bonificar-se, vr. to be
improved or ameliorated.
Bonifrate, sm. a puppet.
Bonina, sf. daisv. [nas grow.
Boninal, sm. a place where Aomí-
Bonitamente, adv. íinely, beauti-
fuUy, prettily.
Boniteza, sf. prettiness, fineness.
Bonito, a, adj. pretty, fine,
geuteel. — adv. prettily. — sm.
a kind of tunny-nsh.
Bonneta, sf. (fortif.) bonnet (a
kind of revelin.)
Bonomia, sf. good-nature.
Bonzo, sm. a bonze.
Bootes, sm. {a^tr.) Bootes, tho
evening star.
Boqueirão, sm. a gulph, a whirl-
pool.
Boqaeiras, sf. pi. little -wounds
in the cometa Cií V\v^ tsirtoSícv.
Boquo\ado^ a, i»p. a,<V\. %^^«&5^>
mo\it\iea, \i=A\.et»^\ Ví>.g>i ^^-
&v\r ôà "^
Boqu.e\aà.\uca, sf . %^\N^^^
BOR
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BOR
Boquejar, vn. to gape, to matter,
to open the mouth.
Boquelho, sm. a little hole near
the mouth of an oven.
Boquiaberto, a, adj. gaping.
Boquiardente, adj. 2 g. that is
very sensible of the mouth
(horse).
Boquicheio, a, adj. Fallar—^ to
pronounce distinctly.
Boçniiduro. a, adj. hard-mouthed.
Boquifranzido, a, adj, that con-
tracts the mouth.
Boquim, sm. the mouth-piece of
a wind-instrument.
Boquimolle, adj. 2 g. tender-
mouthed (horses). [mouthed.
Boquinegro, a, eidj. black-
Boqroirasgado, a, adj. th&t has
a large mouth.
Boquirbto, a, adj. prattling,
great tulker.
Boquiseco, a, adj. Ficar — , to be
at a stand. ímouthed.
Boquisuxuido , a, aaj. sunk-
Boquitorto, a, orf/.wry-mouthed.
Boracico, a, adj. boracic.
Borate, «m. {chem.) borate.
Bórax, sm. {chem.) bórax. V. Tin-
cal.
Borboleta, sf. a butterfly.
Borborinbo, sm. a shouting.
Borborismo or Borborigxno ,
sm. (med.) borboryçm.
Borbotão, sm. bubblmg up, gush-
ing out. Borbotões, sm. pi.
violent gushing of water out of
a pipe, etc.
Borbulba, sf. piraple ; bud.
Borbulhado, a, pp. adj. pimplod,
budded.
Borbulhante, adj. [poet.) bub-
bling. murmuring.
Borbulhar, va. to gush violently,
to bubhle up.
Borbulho, sm. foam, bubble.
Borbulhoso, a, adj. {poet.) that
bubl)les up. [rinded figs.
Boroej otes, adj. pi. Figos — , hard-
Borceio, sm. {anc.) a part broken
froin a wh (de.
■Barco, sm. Ihi —-, with the face
^^oeá to the ^^Tound.
'' sf. edge, aide. — do rio.
the bank of a river. — do mor,
the sea shore.
Bordada, sf. tack. [derer.
Bordadeira, sf. a feraale embroi-
Bordado, pp. adj. embroidered.
— sm. emDroidery. [derer.
Bordador, a, sm. or f. an erabroi-
Bordadura, sf. edge, border.
Bordage, s. {a sea term) the ship-
board. [ian.
Bordalengo, a, adi. stupid, fool-
Bordalo, sm. a fisn Uke a stur-
geon.
Bordamento, sm. embroidery.
Bordão, sm. a stick; the base
string of an instrument ; {fig.)
help.
Bordar, va. to embroider.
Bordegão, sm. a clown, a rustic.
Bordejado, a, np. adi. that has
tacked forwaras and backwards
at sea.
Bordejar, vn. totackaboutat sea.
Bordel, sm. a brothel.
Bordo, sm. shipboard ; tack. Jr a
— , to go aboard a ship. Narrio de
alto — , H ship of the line.
Bordoada, sf. blow, stroke vith
a stick.
Bordoado, a. aidj. {herald.\ Crus
— a, o. cross vith a piígrim-
staff.
Boreal, adj. 9 g. northern. Aurora
— , aurora borealis.
Boreas, sm. {myth.) Boreaa, the
northwind.
Borgonhão, sm. Burgundian.
Borjaca. sf. a brazier's bag.
Borjaçotes, sm. pi. and otf/.
Figos — , hard-rinded fig.«í.
Borla, sf. a tassel.
Borlantim, sm. a tumbler; a
dancer.
Bomeado, a, pp. adj. {artiU.)
pointed, levelled.
Bomear, va. {artill. — uma peçOy
to levei a cannon.
Borneio, sm. the end of a lance.
Bomeira, sf. a millstone.
Borneiro, a, adj. Trigo — , the
com ground by the black mill-
stono cctWeò. BomexTa. Vkít.
BomVr, «o. a.Ti<iíifcTVNa.\ft^.^ . Bi«r-
Boroa, sf . \ . Bro€u
BOR
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BOT
Borra, sf. dregs, lees.
Borraçai, sm. a marsh, bog, fen.
Borracha, sf. borrachio or leather
bottle ; Indian rubber.
Borrachão, sm. a drnnkard.
Borracheira, sf. drunkness, e-
briety. Cozer a bm^raeheira^ to
sleep one's self sober.
Borracheiro, sm. he -who makes
leather bottles.
Borrachia, sf. a little vessel used
by goldsmiths.
Borrachice, sf. drunkncss.
Borrachico, sm. a drusken man.
Borracho, sm, ayoungpigeon. —
adj. and s. drunk. Éomem bor-
racho, a drunken man.
Borrado, a, pp. adj. blotted out.
Borrador, sm. minute or first
draught of any writing; a
day-book ; a dauber. Pcepel — ,
blotting paper.
Borradora, sf. blotting, blot.
Borragem, sf. [bot.) borrage.
Borrainas, sf.pl. tne stufíing of
the panneis of a saddle.
Borralheiro, a, adj. Gato — , a
cat that lies in the ashes.
Borralho, sm. embers.
Borrão, sm. a blot ; a spot of ink.
Borrar, va. to blot, to olur.
Borrasca, sf. a squall. storm,
tempest.
Borrascoso, a, adj. stormy, tem-
pestuous; {fig.) violent.
Borrasseiro, sm. the fali of the
dew.
Borreco, sm. a leading ram.
Borregada, sf. a ilock of lambs.
Borrego, a, sm. orf. sheep,lamb:
{fig.) good-natured.
Borregaeiro, sm. a shepherd.
BorreUio, sm. a coot, a moor hen.
Borrento, a, adj. having dregs,
grounds.
Borreteado, a, pp. adj. blotted
out.
Borretear, va. to blot.
Borricar, vn. to shower ; to fali a
small rain.
Borrifado, a, pp. adj. sprinklcd.
Bwgj MT, va. to aprÍDkle.
JBorrííOf sm. tòe acc of sprinkling.
-Storrtooadii, sf. (anc.) a stonn.
BoRisco, sm. stidden and heavy
shower.
Borro, sm. a lamb. rmaker.
BorsBeguieiro , sm. a buskin-
Borzegtdm, sm. bnskin.
BoBcagetn, sf. a wood ; grove.
Boeeado, a. pp. adj. spoken,
carried by the voice of a nerds-
man.
Bosear, va. {anc.) to speak to
animais (to carry them to some
place).
Bosel, sm. {arch.) tore, torus.
Bosphoro, sm. (geog.) Bosphorus;
channel, strait.
Bosque, sm. wood, forest.
Bosquejado, a, pp. adj. sketched ;
rough-he"wn.
Bosquejar, va. to sketch; to
rough-hew.
Bosquelo, sm. sketch; the first
draugnt. [protnberance.
Bossa, sf. (pathol.) nunch, homp ;
Bosta, sf. dung.
Bostado, a, pp. adj. dirtied vriih
dung of cow.
Bostal, sm. {anc.) an ox-horel.
Bestar, va. to soil, to dirt^ "with
dung. [teral mseci.
Besteiro, sm. {nat. hist.) coleop-
Bostella, sf. a pimple, a blister.
Bostellento, a, aaj. pustulous,
fuU of pimples.
Bostello, sm. grove; territory.
Bostelloso, a, adj. pustulous.
Boston, sm. boston (game).
Bota, sf. boot. Correias das botas,
boot straps. — 5 grandes, jack-
boots. Calçar as botas, to drav
on boots. — sella, {mil.) signal to
horse.
Botado, a, pp. adj. blunted, thick.
Botafogo, sm. (artil.) a long stick
with a match-rope to fírc off
cannon; {fiff.) incendiary.
Botafora, sf. the departure of a
ship.
Botalõs, sm. pi. (a sea term) stnd-
ding sail-booms.
Botânica, sf. botaiv^.
Botânico, a, odi . \io\afi\t, \ícív».-
nical. ^'''^^'S^^
BotanograpkâaL. st- «^^^^*^^^-
Botaikogr«s»kúco^ ^, .aà:|. '»™'
BOT
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BRâ
cerning botany and vegetal
physiology.
Botanographo , sm. he -who
makes the description of plants.
Botanologia, sf. botanology.
Botanologo, sm. he who writes
upon plants. Hmancy.
Botanoxnancia , sf. ootano-
Botanophilo, sm. he who is fond
of botany.
Botão, sm. button; bud, gem.
Casa do — , a button hole. —
{gunsmith) knot, sight. — de
fogo^ (jsurg.) cautery raade by
fire. — de prata , {bot.) sneeze-
"wort.
Botar, va. to cast, to throw, to
pour out. — a perder^ to spoil.
— o juizo ifig.) to dull or biunt
the brain or wit.
Botareo, sm. [arch.) an arch or
prop to hold up a wall.
Bote, sm. i)ass, trush; {fig.) force,
impetuosity ; a long boat of a
Elhip.
Botelha, sf. bottle.
Botelharia, sf. butlership.
Botelheiro, sm. butler, an upper
servant in great houses.
Botelho, sm. a sort of measure.
Botica, sf. pharmacy.
Boticão, stn. pineers to draw
teeth.
Boticária, sf. a nun that takes
care of the pharmacy of her
convent.
Boticário, sm. apothecary ; phar-
macopolist.
Botija, sf. an earthen vessel with
a great belly.
Botilhão, sm. seed weed. V. Alga.
Botim, s. half-boot.
Botinas, sfpl. half-boots.
Botiqueiro, 5w.(anc.) shopkeeper.
Botiquim, sm. {anc.) coffee-house;
shop. [lampreys.
Botirão, sm. a leap for catching
Boto, a, adj. blunt, dull, set on
edge (speaking of the teeth. —
sm. kind of fish.
Botoeira, sf. a button hole; a
woman that makes buttons.
Botoeiro, sm. button-maker.
•Botcqae, sm. stopple, bung.
Bottos, sm. pi. priests of the East
Indies. [buboes.
Boubas, «/Ip^. venerealpustules;
Boubento, a, adj. having babões.
V. Gallicado.
Bouceira, sf. tow. [oxen.
Bovicida, sm. he who slaughters
Bovicidio, sm. the slaughter or
sacrifice of an ox. [to oxen.
Bovino, a, adj. bovine, belonging
Brabante, sm. V. Barbante.
Brabantez, a, adj. and s. belong-
ing to Brabant.
Braça, sf. fathom. [thom.
Braçada, sf. an armful or fa-
Braçadeira, 5/. brace. — da ro-
della^ the handle of the target.
— s de coche j the main braces
of a coach. [fasciculiis.
Braçado, sm. an armful; {bot.)
Braçal, adj. 2 g. concerning the
arms. — sm. bracelet ; bracer.
Braçalmente, adv. wiúi the arms.
Braçalotes, sm. pi. (a sea term)
brace pendants.
Braoamarte, sm. cutlass, a short
and broad sword.
Braçaria, sf. the act of throwing
the bar. [braced.
Braceado, a, pp. adj. [a sea term)
Braceagem, sf. coinage.
Braoear, va. (a sea term) to brace.
Braceiro, a, adj. {anc.) concern-
inff the arms. — , sm. a lady'8
usher.
Bracejar, va. to exercise the
arms, to move. [the arms.
Bracejo, .sm. the act of moving
Bracelete, sm. bracelet.
Brachial, adj. 2 g. brachial.
Brachiologia, sf. brachiology.
Brachypnea, sf. {med.) brachy-
pnaea.
Braço, sm. brack, setting dog.
Braço, sm. arm; ijig.) power,
strength. — de terra^ a neck of
land. — the neck of a fiddle, etc.
A força de braços^ with maia
strength. — ecclesiastico, the
clergy. — secular, the laity
power. — 5, sm. pi. {a sea term)
ntaces. — do cavmllo, \Vl^ fore-
legs oÇ «."ViotEe. Cabirem 0% — a
alguém^ to íl^s^oxiA..
BRÂ
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BRA
Braçolas, sf. pi. (a sea term) the
coamings of the hatches.
Braçado, a, adj. sinewy, brawny,
strong. [claimed.
Bradado, a, pp. adj. cried, pro-
Bradador, sm. he ^ho cries or
proclairas.
Bradar, vn. to cry out.
Brado, sm. cry; shout, clamour.
Brafoneiras, sf. pi. armours for
the arms.
Bragadas, sf. pi. the upper and
inner part or the thigh of a
horse. [rent colours.
Bragado, a, adj spotted of diffe-
Bragadura, sf. the inner part of
the thighs oi horses, etc.
Bragal, sm. {ojic.) coarse cloth;
an iron ring fixed on the slavc's
leg.
Bragas, sf.pl. a sort of hreeches.
Bragueiro, sm. a truss for rup-
tures,' (a sea term) the rudder's
rope.
Brahxua, sm. Brahma.
Brahmanes, sm. pi. Bramins.
Brahmanismo, sm. Braniinism.
Brama, sf. the rut of deer.
Bramadeiro, sm. a place where
deer are joinod together.
Bramado, a, pp. adj. that has
roared. [roars.
Bramador, a, adj. {poet.) that
Bramente, adj. [poet.) roaring,
bellowing.
Bramar, un. to roar, to boUow,
ifig.) to demand earnestly.
Bramido, sm. roaring.
Bramidor, a, adj. and s. a roarer.
Bramines, sm.pl. V, Brahmanes.
Bramir, vn. to roar.
Branca, sf. [anc.) a place full of
bushes. [ursine.
Branoa-ursina, sf. {bot.) branc-
Brancaoento, a, adj. whitish.
Brancagem, sf. a tax upon the
bread. [pale.
Brancal, adj. 2g. (anc.) whitish,
Brancas, sf. pi. grey hairs.
Brancliial, adj. 2 g. [nat. hist.)
that pertains to the gills of a
fish.
IBranoo, a, adj white. Que tem.
caàeUos àrancos^ grej-haired;
(Aí
ore
\g.) pale, afraid. Dar carta
tranca a alguém, to give one
full power to do what he pleases.
De ponto em branco, adv. en-
tireíy. Armado de ponto em — ,
arraed from top to toe. Cabo — ,
(a sea term) an untarred rope.
Brancura, sf. whiteness.
Brandaes, sf. pi. {a sea tenn)
back-stays. [ly.
Brandamente, adv. softly, geut-
Brandão, sm. a torch.
Brandido, a, pp. adj. brandished.
Brandiloco, a, adj. (poet.) that
is expressed with tenderness.
Brandimento, sm. brandish.
Brandir, va. to brandish.
Brando, a, adj. soft, charmíng,
kind. [tleness.
Brandura , sf. softness , gen-
Branqueado, a, pp. adj. whited.
Branqueador, sm. he who makes
white ; bleacher.
Branqueadura. sf -whitenin^'.
Branqueamento, sm. whitening.
Branquear, va. to -whitcn; to
bleach.
Branquearia, sf. a bleach-yard.
Branquejar, on. to,whiten, to
grow white.
Branqueta, sf. (prmting) blanket;
{sugar refining) blanket.
Branquidao, sf. whiteness.
Branquidor, sm. he who blanches
the piocGS to bo coined.
Branquimento, sm. act and
effect of whiteniog; the wasli-
ing to whiten silver.
Branquir, va. to wash silver.
Bravamente , adv. flercely ,
bravely.
Bravata, sf, bravado, brag.
Bravateado, a, pp adj bragged,
boasted , [bravados.
Bravatear, vn. to brag, to say
Bravateiro, sm. a fanfaron.
Bravejar, vn. V. Esbravejar,
Braveza, sf fierceness ; bravery. .
Bravio, sm. {anc.) a price or
reward .
Bravio, a, adj. untilled ; untamad^
•wild, fetocioxis.
Bravo, a, adj . íJti^ s .-'«^^^'aa.-í ^^«^N
5
BBE
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BRI
Bravosidade , sf, arrogaace ,
pride.
Bravura, af, l)ravery, courage.
Braza, sf. live-coal. í^erro em — ,
red hot iron. [mory.
Brazão, wi. blason, heraldry, ar-
Brazeiro, sm. a fine-pan; foot-
warnier; chaffing^disn.
Brazido, sm. many burning coals.
Brazil. sm. [(jeng\) Brazil.
Brazileiro, ã, aaj. and s. Bra-
zilian, portainiDfr to Brazil.
Brazilete, sm. Brazil vfooà. for
dyinjr.
Brazilico, a, adj. or Braziliense,
adj. 2 ff. Brazilian.
Brazonár, va. to blazon, to drav
a coat (if nrms. f tarred.
Breado . a , pp. adj. intched ,
Breadura, sf. thc act of pitching.
Brear, va. to pitch. to tar.
Breca, sf. sort of disease in goats;
cramp ; [fíQ.) weariness, fury.
Estar lenado da — , to be reduced
to extreniities.
Brecha, sf. breach; {fig.) gap,
dairíHfíe.
Brechil, sm. a spear.
Bredoega, sf. a great deal of
blites. [beet.
Bredos, sm pi. blites, a kind of
Bregado, a, adj. ]*ão — , a very
baked brcad.
Bregma or Bregmate, sm. {anai. )
bregma; sagittal suture.
Brejeiro, sm. a blackguard, a
rascai.
Brejo, sm. the sweet broom.
Brejoso, a, adj, oozy, fenny,
niarshy.
Brelho,*.<fm. a small stone.
Breloque , sm. bagatelle , toy ;
triflo.
Brema, sf bream (fisli).
Brenha, sf. a i>lace fuU of bushes.
Brenhoso, a. adi. bushy, woody.
Bretanha, sf. [geog.) Britanny
(France). Grã — , Great-Bn-
tain.
Bretão, ndj. and 5. Briton, na-
tive of Britanny (France).
Brete. sm. gin or snare for birds.
Breu, sm. ship pitch and tar.
Breve, sm. a orief cr pope'8 let-
ter. Breves, sm. pi. ábbrevift-
tions. Breve (nume), breve.
Breve, adj. i g. short, brief, sae-
cinct. Py.
Brevemente, adv. brieiiyt short-
Brevia, sf. vacations, holydays
(in ecclesiastical orders).
Breviário, m. breviary i orevier
(type).
BrevidadQ, sf. brevity, speed.
Breviloco, a, adj. {poet.) concisa,
laconic.
Brevilocruencia. sf. laconic and
sententious style. [viped.
Brevipede , adj. 2 g. [geol.) bre-
Brial, sm. a garuient formerlv
worn in Spain. [sei.
BrihigãOs sm. a íish like a mua-
Brlca, sf. {herald.) the chief point
of thft field , in which the crés-
cent is placed.
Briche, sm. a coarse kind of
vooUen cloth. [úiS*
Brida, sf. tho bridle used for rid-
Bridado, a, pp. adj. bridled.
Bridar, va. to bridle ; {fig.) to
restrain.
Briga, sf strife.
Brigada, sf. brigade ; body, band
of soldiers.
Brigadeiro, sm. brigadier; one
who conimands a brigada.
Brigador, sm. quarreller, sqnab-
bler. [ancient armoor.
Brigandina, sf. brígandina; an
Brigão, «772. quareller, -w^arlike.
Brigar, vn. U> íight, ti> combat.
Brigoso, a, adj. ^'arUke, quarrel-
aome.
Brigue, sm. brig.
Briguento, a, adj. warlifce.
Brilhado, a, pp. adj. that has
shone; glistened.
Brilhador, a, adj. [poet^ that
shines or glitters.
Brilhante, adj. 2 g. briUiant,
shining, bright. — sm. brilliancy,
splendour ; a diamond.
Brilhantemenie, adv. brilliant-
ly. [splendour.
Brilhantismo, sm. toilliancy,
Brilhar, vn. to shine, to glitter,
to sparkle.
Brilho, «m.brilliancy, bri^tness.
BRO
— J55 —
BRO
Brim, sm. a sort oí canvass.
Brinca, sf. {bot.) hog-fennel.
Brincadeira t sf. plaj, sport;
jest. [embellished.
Brincado, a, j^. adj. adoraed,
Brincador, a, sm. or f. a sporter,
a j éster. [-waggish.
BrincSo, adj. jocular, playful.
Brincar, va. to play, to sport, to
to^. — vn. to tnfle, to sport
"Wlth ODB.
Brinco, sm. sport, play, jest; a
plaything for a chila. Èrincos^
sm. pi. ear-rings. Estar um — ,
to he elegantly dressed.
Brindado, a, pp. adj. that has
been invited to drink a toast.
Brindar, vn. to drink to, to toast.
Drindar-se^ vr. to drink to ene
another. [sent, gift.
Brinde, sm. toast, health ; çre-
Brinie, sm. meat and rice boiled
together.
Brinquedo, sm. plaything, toy.
Brinquinharia, sf. the toy-trade.
Brinquinheiro, sm. toyman, one
who keeps a toys-shop.
Brinza, sf. {hot.) peucedannni.
Brio, sm. honour, pride; mettlo,
garb; A-alour, bravery; liveli-
ness. Abater os brios, to humblc
one. [lines.
BriÕes, sm. pi. {a sca term) bunt-
Briosamente, adv. bravely, no-
bly. [noble, generous.
Brioso, a, adj. brave, proud.
Britado, a, pp. adj. broken.
Britador, sm. {anc.) breaker;
{fig.) an infringer.
Britamento. sm. (m law) break,
breaking out.
Britannico, a, adj. British or
Britannic , belonging to Great-
Britain. {Britannic.
Britanno, a, adj. and s. British,
Brita-ossos, sm. {nat. hist.) the
osprey (eagle).
Britar, va. [anc.) to break.
Brisa, sf. breeze, fresh gale of
"wind. [of millet.
Broa or Boroa, sf. bread made
Broca, sf. an anger, a -«nrimble.
Brooadillio, sm, an inferior sort
of brocaáe.
Brocado, a, pp. adi. bored with
a wimbíe. — sm. orocade.
Brocal, sm. {blaz.) fillet or Iist«l
of metal.
Brocão, sm. {bot.) the tree that
bears the bdellium.
Brocar, va. to bore. [cal.
Brocardico, a, adj. problemati^
Brocatel, sm. brocatel; linsey-
wolsey. [ble).
Brocatello, sm brocatello (mar-
Brocha, sf. a clasp ; tack, peg.
Brochado, a, pp. adj. stitched.
Brocliar, va. to stitch- — um li-
vro, to stitch or scw a book.
Broche, sm. brooch, breast-pin;
clasp.
Brochara, sf. a stitched book;
a pamphlet.
Brócolos, sm.pl. broccoli.
Bródio, sm. pottago given to
bcggars. [feasts.
Brodista, sm. he who makes
Broma, sf. {nat. hist.) a little
worm ; {fig.) a stupid fellov.
Bromado, a, pp. adj. gna\red
(the wood) ; burnt (the sugar).
Bromar, va. to bum ; to gnaw.
Bronchial, adj, 2 g. {anat.) bron-
chial, bronchic.
Bronchio, a, adj. {anat.) bronchic,
bronchial. [chise.
Bronchios, sm. pi. (anat.) bron-
Bronchitis or Bronchite, sf.
bronchitis.
Bronchocele, sm. {med.) bron-
chocele ; tumour in the broncbite.
Bronchotomia, sf. {surg.) bron-
chotomy.
Bronco, a, adj. rude, coarse ; {fig.)
rough, awkward.
Brontologia, sf. brontology.
Brontometro, sm. (phys.) an in-
strument for verin'ing the in-
tensity of the atmospheric elec-
tricity. fcopper.
Bronze, sm. bronze, brass, cast
Bronzeado, a, pp. adj. bronzed.
Bronzear, va. to bronze ; to gíve
the colour of brass.
Brônzeo, a, adj. made of bronze
or brass.
Broqae, sm the conduitpipe of
the bellows in a fonndery.
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BRU
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BUP
Broqneado, a, pp. adj. bored,
drille^. [to drill.
Broq[ueãr, va. to bore, to pierce,
Broquel, sm. a round target.
Broquelado, a, i7p. adj. covered
•with a taryet. [se.
Broquelar-se, vr. V. Ahroquelar-
Broqueleiro, sm. [anc.) a tar^et-
maker. [fistulas.
Broquento, a, adj. full of cracks,
Brotado, a, J9p. adj. budded, ger-
minated.
Brotamento, sm. {bot.) the act
of budding, geriuination.
Brotar, va. to produce, to bring
forth. — vn. to bud, to shoot.
Brotoeja, sf. a kind of breaking
out like the itch. [ground.
Braços (de), adv. loc.fí&X on the
BruÚio, sm. murk ; husks of olives
after the juice has been pressed
out.
Brulote, sm. a fire-ship.
Bruma, sf. foggy weather; the
winter.
Bruxual, adj. 2 g. winterly.
Brumário, sm, the secoud month
of the French republican calen-
dar.
Brumo, sm. matter of a putrifíed
sore.
Brumoso, a, adj. foggv, hazy.
Brunal, adj. 2 g. dark, dusky,
sad, unhappy.
Brunduslo, a, adi. sad, sour-
looked, melancholy.
Brunido, a, pp. adj. burnishcd,
polished.
Brunidor, sm. burnisher.
Brunidura, */. buruishing, po-
lishing.
Brunir, ca. to burnish, to polish.
Bruno, a, adj. brown, dai-k.
Brusca, sf. (bot.) kuee-holly.
Bruscamente, ado. roughly,
blountly, coarselv.
Brusco, a, adj. olount, rough,
over hasty, rude.
Brutal, adj. 2 g. brutish, brutal,
beastly. [tishness.
Brutalidade, sf brutality, hru-
Brutalisar, va. or vn. to brutalize,
to make brutal. [tishly.
Brutalmente, ado, brutally, bru-
Brutamente, adv. beastly, bru-
tally. Ipôiisheâ.
Brutesco, a, adj. rough, ua-
Bruteza, sf. roughness, brutality.
Bruto, a, adj. rough, unpolished,
coarse. — sm. * orute, bestial-
man.
Bruxa, sf. (anc.) witch, gipsy; a
shriek-owl.
Bruxaria, sf. witchery, sorcery.
Bruxeado, a, pp. adj. uewitched.
Bruxear, va. to bewitch, to throw
a spell over one.
Bruxo, sm. sorcor, wizard.
Bruxolear, va. to unfold a cart
by degrees, (/?5'.) to guess, to
divine.
Bryonia, sf. bryony.
Buama, sf. a kind of sea íish.
Bubalo, sm. {nat. hist.) bubalus,
buífalo.
Bubão, sm. {surg ) bubo.
Bubonis or Bubonia, sf {bot) a
kind of medicinal plant.
Buboncele, sm. {surg.) bubono-
cele.
Buçardas, sf. pi. (a sea term)
breast hooks.
Bucentauro, sm. Buccntaurus.
Bucephalo, sm. Bucephalus.
Bucha, sf. wadding for guns.
Aturar a — adv. loc. to swallow
the pill. [monda.
Buchela, sf. pincers to hold dift-
Bucho, sm. the craw or maw of
birds ; the stomach or paunch. of
animais.
Buço, sm. the hottern of a ship.
Buoolica, sf. l>ucohc.
Bucólico, a, adj. bucolic, buço-
lical.
Buço, sm. down, soft hair.
Bucre, sm. ^anc.) curl, ringlet.
Buddhismo, sm. buddhism.
Budget, sm. budget.
Bueiro, sm. a water-pipe or con-
duit. V. Carteiro.
Buena dioha, sf. Dizer a — , to
tell peopie's fortune.
Bueta> sf. {anc.) a box a chest, a
coíler.
Bufa, sf. foist, fizzle. — de lobo,
{bot.) a puff-ball.
Bufado, a, pp. adj. fixzled.
BUL
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BUR
Bnfalino, a, adi. belonging to a
buffle or buffalo. [buffle.
Búfalo, sm. {nat. hist.) bufTalo,
Baião, sm. abuffoon, a low jester.
Bufar, vn. to puff, to blow (as a
horse or ox). [n?ieiro.
Bof arinheiro , sm» V. Bofari-
Bofete, sm. buffet, cupboard,
coimter desk.
Bufo, sm. (nat. hist.) an owl. Ser
— , {fam. loc.) to be greedy.
Bufonear, va. to play the bimoon.
Bufoneria, sf. buífoonery.
Bugalho, sm. the gall-nut.
Bugia, sf. wax candle; [nat. hist.)
an ape.
Bugiado, a, pp. adj. that has
gesticulated like an ape.
Bugiar , vn. to ape, to mimic.
Vai — , go about yoar business.
Bugiarias, sf. pi . triiles .
Bugiganga, sf. a sort of ridi-
calous dance. [little boy.
Bu£^nico, sm. a lively, brisk
"Bngio^sm.lnat.hist.) an ape, bugee.
Buglosa, sf. {òot.) bugloss.
Bugula, sf {bot.) Duegle.
Buido, a, pp,adj. polished, olear,
bright.
Buixmo, sm. a rush.
Buir, va. to polish, to briffhten.
Buitra, sf tne shelf or tiil of a
printing press.
Bujamè, 57)1. the child of a black
and a mulatto woinan.
Bujarrona, sf. {a sea term) the
standing jib.
Bujões, sm.pl. {a sea term) spiles.
Bulbo, sm. (oo^} bulb.
Bulboso, a, adi. bulbous.
Bulcão, sm. a black cloud.
Bule, sm. a tea-pot.
Bulei)ule, sm. a sort of herb ;' a
restless fellow.
Bulha, sf. quarrel, noise.
Bulhado, a, pp. adj. quarrelled.
BulhafrOf *w» V. Bilhafre.
Bulhão, sm. {anc.) a spring, a
source.
Bulhar, vn. to quarrel, to wrangle;
to bubble.
Bulhento, a, adj, quarrelsome.
Bulicio or Buliço, sm, tumult,
noise.
Buliçoso, a, adj. restless, turbu-
lent.
Bulido, a, pp. adj. moved, stirred.
Bulir, va. to move, to stir. BuUr-
se, vr. to be disquieted.
Bulia, sf. a buli or lettor patent
from tne pope. [form.
Bullado, a, adj. authentic, in due
Bullar, va. {anc.) to seal with
buli or leaden seal. [of bulis.
BuUarla, sf. bullary; collection
Bulleiro, sm. he who roceives the
alms produced by the cruzade-
buU.
Buirão, sm. a fraudulent inan.
Bulroso, a, adj. fraudulent, de-
ceitful.
Bumba, sf. a bang. — iníerj. to
express tne fali ofa heavy body.
Bunda, sf. big buttocks.
Bupreste, sm. {nat. hist.) bu-
prestes.
Buracar, va. V. Esburacar,
Buraco, sm. hole or s^ap. — da
amura, {a sea term) the eyelet
hole of the mairi tack.
Burato, sm, & ílne silk stuff.
Burel, sm . a coarse dark colour
cloth.
Burgalez, sm. a sort of old coin.
Burgalhão, sm. small shells
mixed with pehbles.
Burgandina, sf. burgandine.
Burgo , sm. burg ; a kind of
locust.
Burgomestre, sm. burgo-master.
Burguez, sm. burgess, a citisen.
Buril, sm. burin, gravor; (a sea
term) a toggel. [the burin.
Burilada, sf. a touch mado -with
Burilar, va. to engrave.
Burla, sf. a jest, dcrisiou; atrick.
Burlado, a, pp. adj. duped,
cheated. [^erson,
Burlador, sm a scoffíng, jeering
Burlão, S7n. a chcating ][)erson.
Burlar, va. to jesl, to trick.
Burlaria, sf dupery, trickery.
Burlescamente, adv. comically.
Burlescaria, sf. burlesque lan-
guage.
Burlesco, a, adj. burlesque, 00*
mical. [lesqued.
Burlescnieado, a, pp, ckZj.Asqs^
BUX
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CÀB
Barlesqaear> va. to trarlesqne,
to turn into ridicule.
Barra. sf. a she-ass, an iron chest
to keep money , {a aea temi) a
mizen rope.
Burrada, sf. a drove of asses.
Bnrrão, .çm.pouting; angry look
Barricada, sf. a drove of asses ,
{fig.) senselessness.
Barricai, adj. 2 g. pertaining to
asses ; {fíg.) beastly.
Barriqueiro. sm, ass-driver.
Borro, sm. ass, he-ass; jackass.
— montez, a wild ass ; [fig.) a
blockhcad, an ignorant.
Bursal. adj. 2 g. pecuniary, fiscal.
Burundangas , sf. pi. trifles ,
things of small value.
Bosardo, sin. {nat. hist.) boziard.
Busca, sf search, quest.
Buscacaixas, sm. a custom-house
ofíicor. [quested.
Buscado, a, pp. adj. searched,
Buscador, sm. a searcher, a
seeker. [airy girl.
Busoamante, sf. a coqnette, an
Buscante, sm. hewhowas search-
ing, a king's officer.
Buscapé, sm. a sort of squib.
Buscar, va. to scck, to search, to
look for. — a vida, to seek one's
livelihood.
Buscavida, sf. [artil.) an instrn-
ment foropeningthc tonch-hole
of a cannon. [the difficulty.
Busllis, sm. the difíicult point,
Bossola, sf. a sea-compass ; (fig.)
guide, direction.
Btusto, sm . bust. [busts.
Bustuario, sm. he who makes
Bustuarios, sm. pi. Bustuarii
(gladiators).
Batido, Si, pp. adj, hit, aimed.
Butim, sm. booty, pillage, cap-
ture.
Bútio , sm. {nat. hist.) bittem,
bittour, ifig.) a stupid man.
Butir, va. to hit the mark.
Butua, sf. vrUá vine , medicinal
root. [rous.
Butyroso, a, adj. buttery, buty-
Boxa, sf. stopple, — de espingarda,
the wad of a gun. ftrees.
Bozal, sm. a place set with box-
Bazo, sm. {bot.^ box-tre«, Imkk. —
de sé^ateiro, tne mollet used by
shoe-makers.
Buz, interj. hush, hokl yoor
tongue.
Buzarate, adj.2g. fatuons, stupid.
Buzeno or Búzio, sm. a diver.
Buzina, sf. cornet, horn, trumpet;
(a sea tertn) speaking trumpet.
Buzinar, va. to blow, 'wind or
sound a horn. [darkish.
Búzio, a, adj. brown, dusky.
Byss3, sm. byssus.
Byzantino, a, adj. byzantine.
G, sm. the third letter of tbo Por-
tuguesf» alphabet.
Cá, adv. b^re, hither. A dois amum
para — , two years ago. — {anc.)
oecause.
Cãs or Gans, sf.pl. grey haira.
Com — , hoary.
Cabaça, sf. gourd. pnmpion.
CaJsaceira, sf. calabft.^h-tree.
Cabaço, sm. a dry hollow goinrd.
Cabaia, sf. a sort of silk of China.
Cabal, adj. 1 g., just, complete,
exact.
Cabala, sf. cabal or cabala.
Cabalar, va. to cabal.
Cabalista, sm. cabalist, plotter.
Cabalístico, a, adj. cabalistic,
cabalistical.
Caballino, a, adj. [poet.) that
pertains to tho horse.
Cabalmente, odv. exactly, com-
pletely.
Cabana, sf. cottage, hut.
Cabaneira, sf. a low prostitute.
Cabaneiro, a. sm. or f. a man cr
wonian that livcs in a cottage.
Cabano, a, adj. that has the horas
or the ears placed horiíoiitally
(bulis, horses, etc).
Cabaz, sm. a basket of tTrigs,
pannier, etc.
Cabe. sm. V. Palheta.
Cabeça, sf. the head; mind,
thought: source, origin, top.—
do dedOf tip of a finger. Queorar
CAB
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CAB
a — , ifiç-) to weary , to tire.
Faser — o navio j to go a head. —
Chief town, capital. ífeWer na — ,
to make one oelieve. Ter mar-
tello na — , (1^9-) to be sorely tor-
mented. EUe não sabe onde ha de
dar com a — , he does not know
which way to turn himself. Da
— até os pés, from top to toe.
Um homem sem — , a man o£ no
brains.
Gaúbeça, sm. chief, head, mover.
G8Ji>eçada, sf. a blow -with the
head, a nod when one is asleep;
head stall of a horse.
Cabeçal, sm. compress, bolster.
Cabeçaes^ sm pi. four pieces of
wood used instead of springs to
a coach. [cart.
Cabeçalho, sm. the beam of a
Cabeção, 5m. the cap of a cloak,
a printer's border.
Cabeceado, a, pp. adj. beckoned.
Cabecear, v». to beckon, to nod.
Cabeceira, sf. the bcginning, the
top ; chief, nead. — da cama, the
bed'8 head. — de um livro^ the
head-band of a book.
Cabeço, sm . the top of a hill.
Cabeçudo, a, adj. headstrong;
{fig ) obstinate, stubborn.
Csubedal, sm. capital, stock, for-
tune.
Cabedelo, sm. a heap of sand.
Cabeiro, a, adj. one that makes
hafts . [hairs.
Cabelladura, s(. the natural
Cabelleira,s/1 hair, head of hair ;
wig, peruke.
Cabelleireiro , sm. hair-dresser,
peruke-maker.
Cabello. sm. hair. Ferro para en-
crespar o — , a crispinç-iron.
Gabelludo, a, adj. hairj, long-
haired.
Caber, vn. to contain, to comprise;
to become, to be proper. Não
— em si de alegria^ not to be
ablo to contain one's self for joy.
Cabide, sm rack, to set or hang
things on. [favour.
Cabido, a, adj. gracious, in great
Cabidoal, sm. iane.) principal,
capital.
Cabidola. adj.2 g. Letras — «, capi-
tal letters.
Cabilda, sf. tribe, pack ; a number
of Arabian famifies living in the
same place.
Cabimento, sm. access, favour.
Cabisalva, sf. a bird of prey.
Cabisbedxo, a, adj. hanging aovm
the head, sorrowful. [bled.
Cabiscaido, a, adj. heavy ; num-
Cabistorto. sm. hypocrite.
Cabo, sm. the extreme part, tho
end; cape; handle; haft. Dar
cabo. to destroy. Levar ao — , to
conclude. Ir ás do — , to come to
extremities. — de esquadra^ a
corpornl.
Caboclo, a, adi. copper-coloured
indian (Brazil).
Cabo-lamar, sm. (a sea ierm) cap
into thtí sea. [the acti<m.
Caboral,.nn. the head that directa
Cabotagem, sf. coasting.
Cabouqueiro,. wi.V. Cavouqueiro.
Caboz, sm. a kiud of ílsh.
Cabra, sf. a she-goat. — de agua^
a water spider. — cega (a sort ot
play) blind-raan's buíT.
Cabida, sf. a flock of goats.
Cabramio. sm. a sinall rope by
'Vhhich the foot is tied to the
horn of an ox.
Cabrão, sm. he-goat. V. Bode.
Cábrea, sf. crab, gin ; a hulk.
Cabreiro, sm. goátherd; Uig.) a
rustic man. [stern.
Cabrestante, sm. capstan, cap-
Cabresteiro, sm. haltfír-maker.
Gabrestilbo, sm. a little halter.
Cabresto, sm. halter; [a sea term)
ropes, cables belongmg to the
bowsprit.
Cabril, sm. sheepfold; stable for
goats.
Gabrilha, sf. crane, crab, gin.
Cabriola, sf. caper, skip.
Cabriolado, a, pp. adj. capered,
skiped.
Cabriolar, vn. to caper.
Cabriole, sm. cabriolet (a kind
of coach).
Cabrita, sf. ancient machine of
\rar. Levar ás cabritas^ to cany
upon the shonlders.
CtAucUO, im
a siigHivloitf
Caca, if. caca.
Cava, !/■, hunt, ehasa lawkiuB
Caoabomtda. '[■ evacuation ; a
pTAíabliinder
Cagada, sf. a Jinntine-mBtoh.
Caçado, A.íP adj. huated.
Cafador.ST>i.a)iuiitar, sportaman,
fúvier. Caçadores, tm jjf.aliarp'
ahooters, llght-troopa
Caçadora, s^a hunlreis.
Caçanta,acij'.í ff. (/lecnW.) thal is
reareaenlea as jjreying upon.
Caçào.JtH. sea-Umproy
Caõapo. (nt. a vuunK rabbit.
Catar. ta. tohnnl, to ehase. tu
j. /fíW nfl.ío caai
'•!"
■»,) íl.« 8l.il.
n.pJ.oldrurDÍlure.
«, jlace planlãd wi
Caçoado, a, pp. adj. drii
Caoeta, af. a cDlan^er oi
asortof tnilig,ndoth.
Cachaça, s/: rum.
CaoIíaçãa.jni.aculTonlheneck.
Oaoliaço, sm. nape. [clothed.
Cachado, a, pp. adj. coiend,
CetJiagenB, sf.pl. (anal.) the pia-
SHÊ-es ivf [fienDSti-ils.
Caòfaaado, s
pp. orfj. haiÍDg
b'low. flai- dB .
owi verj quLok.
, a, aifj- cã<:iiòti(
t;-. eadiEiy.
CaohlmliEicliSB, si ,
Cachimbado, a.^p.oilj,
Cachlmbador,
CachlQjhar. uu.
amoke; ^/í^,)
Caohoplce, f/. childishnes*.
Cachopo, »n. aud ilerivatãd. V.
Kapa:.
Cachopos. Jm. uí. reefa, rocks.
Cacliorra, s/. V. CmíeWo—, a aort
Dl' fish.
Cachorrada, i/". a pnck of don;
ft brai^ket; (A^.) mgb. labble.
Cachorrado, a, niíj. supported
Caoliorreím, sf. » band oaed by
CaiiiorTO. £Tii. a íiW» io%.
CAD
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CAD
Ga<dxaoho, sm. a awt of sea-
bream. [tree.
Ca<^uxnbo, sm. a sort of cocoa-
Gacia, sf. or Cachia.V. Acácia.
Gaoifeiro, sm. a dignity in the
cathedral of Coimbra.
Cacifo, sm. coffer, box for money.
Cacimba, sf. pit made on the sea-
shore; dew.
Cacique, sm. cazic or cazique.
Gaciz, sm. a Moorish priest.
Caco, sm. a piece of broken
earthen-ware. — s, sm. pi. baub-
bles, lumber.
Caço, sm. a fryinff-pan.
Caçoada, sf. mockerj^, raillery.
Caçoado, a, pp .adj. jested.
CaçoEur, va. and vn. to jest, to
banter.
Cacochylia, sf. (med.) cacochylia.
Cacochymia, sf. {med.) cacocby-
my.
Cacoch3nno, a, adj. cacochyroic.
Caoodoxo, a, adj. a bad man or
woman.
Cacoete, sm. tick, mania, vice.
Cacoetico. a, adj. Y. Cachetico.
Caoographia, sf. cacography.
Caoographo, sm. he who writes
with a bad orthography. [pot.
Caçoila, sf. a perfuming pan or
Caçoleta, sf. bammer (in a fusil) ;
a coppel. [qaail.
Cacolim, sm. {nat. hist.) Mexican
Cacologia, sf. cacology.
Cacophonia, sf. caoopnony.
Cacophonico, a, adj. cacopbonic.
Cacophragia, sf. {med.) deprava-
tion of the entrails.
Caoophyxia, sf {med.) irregular-
ity of the pulse. [throphy.
Cacotrophia, sf. {med.) caco-
Caçouro, sm. a round piece of
wood.
Cada, pron. and adj. every, each.
— vez giiCy whensoever.
Cadaço, sm. a ribbon of silk.
Cadafalso, sm. scaffold, stage ;
scafiblding.
Cadaque, adv. whensoever.
Cadarço, sm. cappadine, ferret.
CaáaatB,sm. tbe stern-post of a
-, ^P' [of lands.
caaoBtro, sm. terrier or register
Cada um, a, pron. adj. Y. Cada.
Cadáver, sm. corpse, dead body.
Cadavereo, a, aãi. cadaverous.
Cadavérico, a, aaj. cadaverous.
Cadaveroso, a, adj. cadaverous.
Cada vez, adv. every time, as of-
ten as. pock.
Cadeado or Cadeiado, sm. a pad-
Cadeia, sf. chain, gaol, shacKle.
— de montanhas, {fia.) atractoí
hills.
Cadeieiro, sm. ^aoler, jailer.
Cadeira, sf. chair, seat.
Cadeixo, sm. an old-worm-eaten
book.
Gadella, sf. a bitch.
Cadello, «m. a piece of a mill.
Cadencia, sf. cadencc, quiver-
ing, trill. [harmonious.
Cadenciado, a, adj. cadeuced.
Cadenciar, va. to give a ca-
dence.
Cadencioso, a, adj. numerous,
harmonious.
Cadenetas, sf pi. a sort of an-
cieat ncedle-work like lace.
Cadente, adj. dropping ; harmo-
nious.
Cadernal, sm. {a sca term) a large
block with more than one
shiver.
Caderno, sm. quire ; loose sheet
of a book; a small stitched
book. [in the army.
Cadete, sm. cadet or volunteer
Cadexo, sm, a portion of silk
that is fit to be weaved.
Cadi, sm. cadi.
Cadilhos, sm.pl. the shagged end
of any thing that is woven.
Cadimes, sm. pi. certain pieces
of a ship.
Cadimo, a, adj. expert, dexter-
ous. Ladrão — , a notable thief.
Cadinho, sm. a crucible, melting-
pot. Passar pelo — , {fig.) to re-
âne.
Cadmia, sf. calamine, calamite.
Cádmio, sm. cadmium.
Cado, sm. a great versei \v&çí^V\r>
keeç mne.
Gadoz, sm. a. \io\fe% -^^ávx^v ^'^"
CAH
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Caducado, a, pp. adj\ doated.
Gaducamente , aav. ireakly ,
feebly. [wavering.
Gaducante, adj. S p. reeling.
Caducar, vn. to be decrepit, to
doat.
Caducario, a, adj. Lei — , a law
that iiiakes to escheat an inhe-
ritance.
Gaduceador, sm. cadnceator.
Caduceu, sm. caduceus, cadu-
cenni. [ness, decrepitude.
Caducidade, sf. caducity. cra2i-
Caducifero, a, adj. that nas a ca-
duceus.
Caduco, a, nãj. doating ; weak,
decrepit. Caducas esperanças^
vain uopes. O mal — , epilepsy.
Cães, sm. Trharf, the key of a
river. [in the Holy land.
Cafarreiro, sm. a receiver of tax
Café. um. cortee.
Cafeeiral. sm. cofTee-plantation.
Cafeeiro, sm. coflfee-tree.
Cafeteira, sf. a coffee-pot.
Cafezal, sm. a coffee-plantation.
Gaíila, sf. caravan, convoy, fleet
of tradincr merchants.
Catralmente, adv. in the man-
ner of Cafres.
Cafraria. sf [geog.) Cafraria.
Cafre, Cafra. sm. ot f. and adj.
Cafre, pertaining to Cafraria.
Cafrice, sf. an action of Cafre;
{Jig.) brutality.
Caftan, sm. caftan.
Cafurna, sf. a cavem, a dark and
loathsome place.
Cagada, sf. evacuation.
Cagado, sm. a tortoise.
Cagado, a, pp. adj. beshit.
Cagalhão, sm. turd.
Gagaluxne, sm. glow-worra.
Caganeira, sf. fhix of the belly.
Caganitas, sf pi. dung.
Cagão, onai, sm. or f. shiter;
{fig.) a co^rard. [to stool.
Cagar, ra. •» shit, to cack, to go
Cagarola, sm. coward, chicken-
hearted.
Ca£ratorio^ sm. water-closet.
Càhimana, sf. (óot.) medicinal
pJant ofBrsuil.
CaJiique, s?n. cãic, kotcb.
\
Cahiz, sm. a sort of measare.
Caiadeira, sf. a white-washer.
Caiado, a, pp. adj. whitened.
Caiador, sm. white-washer, he
that whitens with lime.
Caiadura, sf. whitening.
Caiar, va. to vhiten, to "white-
Jirae. — o rosto, to paint one's
face.
Caibros, sm. pi. the four pieces
of tiraber at the top of the fonr
corners of ahouse.
Caiçalha, sf. a pnck of dogs.
Caida, sf. fali; ruin, mismrtnne.
Gaidlço, a, adj. apt to fali; fVail,
decrepit.
Caldo, a, pp. adj. fallen, tombled ;
ifig.) humbled.
Caídos, sm. pi. arrears.
Caimacão, sm. caimacan.
Caimal. .sm. the title of the prin-
ces of Malabar.
Gaimão, sm. [nat. hist.) caiman.
Caimha, sf. felley.
Caimbra, sf. cramp.
Gaimento, ;?m. fali, min, decay;
{fig.) loss, hurt.
Calnçada, sf. the noise of the
dojrs yelping.
Cainçalha, sf. a pack of dogs.
Cainho, a, adj. stingy.
Caipora, sf. phosphoric light into
the woods of Brazil.
Cair, vn. to fali, to tumble, to
fali down. Como caio eUenHsso?
how carne he to do that? — na
opinião de alguém^ to be of one^s
mind.
Cairel, sm. lace, galloon.
Cairelado, a, pp. adj. laced ,
hemed.
Cairelar, va. to lace, to edge, to
hem.
Cairo, sm. the outwai^d shell of
the nut of the cocoa-tree.
Caixa, sf. box, casket, chest,
case; drum. — , sm. cashier,
cash-keeper.
Caixão, sm. great-box.
Caixaria, sf. a great qnantity of
boxes. Contas dt — , commer^
ciai aT\\YvTne>Àc.
Caixeiro^ sm. cX^tV*, Q.«:^-^^«^wt,
caabieT •, >50"X.-m»58.«t.
CAL
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CAL
Caixetim, sm. printer's box for
one sort of letter.
Gaixillio, sm. frame, -window-
sash. — de uma porta, a door-
case. — de uma janella, a frame
for a window.
Caixote, sm. a sort of long box.
Gaja, sm. a fruit of Brazil.
Cajadada, sf. a blow with asheep-
hook. [(/í//.) protection.
Cajado, sm. sheep-hook, crook;
Cajante, adj. 2 g. {anc.) V. Cam-
biante.
Cajão, sm. V. Desgraça.
Cajazeira, sf. [hot.)' a íree of
Brazil. [a misfortune.
Gajoar, vn. {anc.) to experience
GajCi, sm. the cashew-nut.
Cajueiro, sm. cashew-nut-tree.
Gajuri, sm. a tree resembling
the palm-tree.
Cal, sf. lime. — viva. quick-lime.
Derreter a — , to kill lime. Pe-
dra de — , lime-stone.
Gala, sf. opeuing. V. Calha,
Galabaça, sf. V. Cabaça.
Calabouço, sm. a dungeon; pri-
son.
Calabre, sm. a cable.
Galabriada, sf. a mixtnre of dif-
ferent wines ; {fig.) cheat.
Galabriado, a, adj. mixed.
Galabriadura, .s/l a mixture of
diífereiit wines; [fig.) falsifica-
tion.
Galabriar, va. to mix wines.
Calabrioo, a, adj. pertaining to
Calábria.
Calaçaria, sf. idleness, truantism.
Calaceado, a, pp. adj. he who
playa the truant.
Calacear, vn. to truant, to plaj
the tniant.
Calaceiro, a. adj. and s. lazy,
idle. V, Vadio.
Calada, 5/!. silence, stillness.A — ,
insensibly. [citly.
Caladamente, adv. silently, ta-
Galado, a, pp. adj. silent, quiet,
reserved.
Calafate, sm. calkor.
OBOafefaK^o, s^. caUÚDg, coakmn.
;g»tofcjado, a, pp. adi. calked.
Calafetagem, sf. calking, coak-
um.
Calafetamento, sm., calking.
Calaíetar, va. to calk or cauik.
Calaim, sm. indian tin.
Galaluz, sm. a large Indian ves-
sol with oars.
Calambâ or Calambaco, «m. a
valuable sort of wood.
Calamburo, sm. calamba or ca-
lanibac (wood). [mint.
Calamentha, sf. (bot.) cala*
Calamidade, sf. calamity, mi-
sery. ístone.
Calamina, sf. the calamine
Calaminar, adj. 2 g. calaminar.
Calamintba, sf. [bot.) calamint.
Galamistrado, a, pp. adj. curled,
crisped. [crísp.
Calamistrar , va. to curl, to
Calamita, sf. a load-stone.
Calamitosamente, adv. unhi^H
pily, unfortunatcly.
Calamitoso, a, adj. calamitous,
unfortunate.
Calamo, sm. straw, stalk of com;
reed, pipo.
Calamocada, sf. a blow in the
— head ; (Jig.) loss.
Calamocadò. a, jip. adj. wounded
in the hea']. [head.
Calamocar, va. to strike m tiie
Calandar, sin. calender.
Calandra, sf. calender; press.
Calandrado, a, pp. adj. calen-
dered, mangled.
Calandragem, sf. calendering,
hot-pressing.
Calandrar, va. to calender, to
raangle.
Calandreiro, .9m. calenderer.
Calão, sjH. an Indian eai'then
vessel.
Calar, va. to conceal, to keep
secret; to suppress. — a baio-
neta, to fix the bayonet in the
musket; to pierce throiigh. —
o melão, to cut out a piece of
melon to taste it. — vn. to be
quiet, silent. CaZar-sc, lar. \.<i
hold oiie'& \oli^'fe^ \.o Ya«^ «v-
lence. .,.
Calatrava, sf. C&\«axb.^«^\ ^\a.^v-
tary orOLer va. Ã^«2utt.»
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Caloa, sf. the act of pressing-
down or treading.
Calcado, a, pp. adj. pressed,
weiy:hed down; {fia.) despised.
Galcador, s)n. {artiL) stopper, an
instrument servlng as a ram-
mer.
Calçador, sm. a shoe-horn.
Calcadouro, sm. the threshing-
floor. [ing-
Calcadura, sf. the act of tread-
Galçadura, sf. that part of a spur
that surrounds the heel.
Calcamares, sm. calcamar or
calcamarus.
Calcanliar, sm. the heel. Mostrar
os — es a alguém^ {ãg) to betake
one's self to one's neels.
Galcaneo, sm. {anat.) calcaneum.
Calção, sm. breeches.
Calcar, va, to tread upon.
Calçar, va. to shoe, to put on
shoes. Sahio com utn pé calçado
e outro nú, {fig.) he scampered
away in haste. — arvores, to
earth up. — uma rua, to pave a
Street.
Calças, sf.pl. breeches, trowsers.
Calce, sm. a wedge, a prop.
Calcedonia, sf. chalceaony.
Calcedonio, a, adj. chalcedonic.
Calceta, sf. a fetter, chain for
galley-slaves.
Calcetaria, sf. a street or qaarter
of paviours.
Calceteiro, sm. paviour. — {anc.)
breeche s-m aker.
Caloez, sm. {a sea term) step in a
ship. [cining.
Calcinação, sf. calcination, cslI-
Calcinado, a, pp. adj. calcined,
calcinated. [calcine.
Calcinar, va. to calcinate, to
Calcinatorio, a, adj. that cal-
cines.
Calcinavel, adj. 2 g. calcinable.
Cálcio, sm. calcium.
Calcites. sm. chalcite.
Calcitrapa, sf. {bot.) calcitrapa,
caltrop.
Calções, .sm. pi. breeches.
Calcorrear, vn. to run very fast
on foot.
Calços, sm,p!, sioes.
Calçota, sm. or Calçote, sf. a
kind ot breeches.
Calonlação, sf. calculation, com-
putation.
Calculado, a, pp. adj. calculated,
computed ; {fig.) fit, proper.
Calculador, sm. ealculator.
Calculeur, oa. to calculate, to
compute, to reckon.
Caloulavel, adj. 2 g. calcalable,
computable.
Calculista, sm. ealculator.
Calculo, sm. calculation, compn-
tation ; — (med.) calculus.
Calculoso, a, adj. calculous,
gravelly. [joumey.
Calcurrlada, sf. a (^uickened
Calcurriado, a, pp. adj. trotted.
Calcurriar, vn. to trott, to run.
Calçudo, a, adj. with hairy feets
(birds).
Calda, sf. the juice of fmita
seasoned with vine^ar.
Caldeado, a, pp. adj. made hot
(iron). [melt iron.
Caldear, va. to make iron hot, to
Caldeira, sf. kettle.
Caldeirada, -tf. a kettle full.
Caldeirão, sm. a Inrge kettle;
{music.) cadencc.
Caldeiraria , sf. coppersmith^s
ware, copper ware.
Caldeireiro, sm. brazier, cop-
per-smith.
Caldeiro, sm. boiler, kettle.
Caldo, sm. broth.
Caldo, a, adj. hot, burning.
Caldoso, a, adj. having plenty of
broth. [-wheelea chaiso.
Caleça, sf. a travelling two-
Caleceiro, sm. chpise-driver.
Calef acção, sf. calefaction.
Calefaciente, adj. and s. cale-
facient, heatin^.
Calefrios or Calafrios, sm. pL
shivering, cold rits ; {fig.) horror.
Caleiro, sm. lime-maker.
Caleja, sf. a little street.
Calejar, va. V. Callejar and de-
rivated. [nak.
Calendário, sm. calendar, alma-
C8lendati<a\.Qk., sm. >[i« ^2Ei»X\sa&(j«A
ca\endaTs.
Cáiendas, sf. pi. eííieii^^.
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Calentura, sf. calenture.
Caldpino. «n. vocabulary, note-
book. [Ásia.
Galeu, sm. a wild animal of
Galexe or Caleche, sm. calash,
chariot. [millscuttle.
Calha, sf. trench, drain, gutter;
Calhadoiro, sm. a place at nine-
plns. [linen-cloth.
Calhamaço, sm. a sort of coarse
Calhamhõla, s. a fugitive slave
in the BraziL
Calhandra, sf. lark.
Calhandreira, sf. a woman that
cleans the close-stool pan.
Calhandro, sm. the male of the
lark; close-stool pan.
Calhar, vn. to open a road or
passage ; {fis-) to succeed.
Calhau, sm. nint stone, pebble.
Calhe, sm. a garden waik.
Calheta, sf. a small creek.
Calibrado, a, pp. adj. sized
(bullet). [size a buUet.
Calibrador, sm. instrument to
Calibrar, va. to size a bullet.
Calibre, sm. caliber ; "w^eight of a
bullet; (fiÇ') sort, auality.
Caliça, Sf. ruoble, ruobish.
Cálice, sm. V. Caliz.
Calioiado, a, adj. {bot.) that has
a cálix (flower).
Calicinal, adj. i g. {bot.) belong-
ing to the cálix. [ing.
Cálido, a, adj. hot ; warm, burn-
Callduoto, sm. caliduct.
Califa or Calife, sm. caliph or
calif.
Califado, sm. caliphate.
Calificar, va. and derivated. Y.
Qualificar.
Caliga, sf. a kind of shoes.
Caligem, sf. {med.) dimness,
darkening of the sight. [dim.
Caliginoso, a, adj. aark, misty,
Calim, sm. calin.
Calippico, a, adj. {anc.) a period
of 76 years.
Callelado, a, pp. adj. hardened,
made callous.
Gallejar, va. to make callosity.
CàUejar^e, vr. to wax hard;
^■Jáí'J ^ Aarden.
Camdwie, 9f. orafi, cunning.
Callido, a, adj. sagacious, cun-
ning.
Calligraphia, sf. cali^aphy.
Calligraphico, a, ú»//. caligra-
phic.
Calligrapho, sm. caligrapher.
Calliope, sf. Calliope. the muse
of eloquence; {fig.) eloquencjr.
Callo, sm. callus, com. Ter feito
— s na paciência, to be inured,
to suffer. Ter feito — s no viciOt
to be hardened in vice.
Gallosidade, sf. callosity.
Calloso, a, adj. callous, har-
dened. [ness-
Calma, sf. hot, heat, -warm, hot.
Calmado, a, pp. adj. appeased,
calm, quiet.
Calmante, adj. 2 g. and s. calm-
ing, anodyne.
Calmar, va. to calm, to quiet, to
appease ; to strike, to beat. — ,
vn. V. Acalmar. Calmar-se, vr. to
to become calm.
Calmaria, sf. calm. — podre^ a
flat calm.
Calmo, a, adj. calm, quiet.
Calmorreado, a, pp. adi. strikedf
beated ; {fig.) deceived.
Calmorrear, va. to beat, to
strike ; {fig.) to deceivo.
Calmoso, a, adj. warm, very hot,
bum ing.
Caloiro, sm. a student newly
come to the univcrsity.
Calomelanos, sm. ealomcl.
Calor, sm. heat, warmth. Com — ,
fervently. [citjr.
Calorioidade, sf. {chem.) calori-
Calorico, sm. caloric.
Calor ificação, sf. caloriíication.
Calorífico, a, adi. caloriâc.
Calorimetria, sf. calorimetry.
Galorimetro, sm. calorimeter.
Calorosamente, adu. -warmly,
hotly, eagerly, [fervid.
Caloroso, a, adj. hot, warm,
Calote, sm. trick. Pregar um — ,
to put a trick upon one.
Caloteado, a, pp. adu ttvcke^.
Calotear, "oa. \o XtVâfc.., \s> tíasax.
\ Caloteiro,^, «m. ot \. ^>^2;
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Caluda, interj. silence! hush!
muin !
Galuxnnia, sf. calumny, slander.
Galuxuniado, a, j^. aaj. calum-
niated.
Calumniador, a, sm. or f. ca-
lumniator, slanderer, a slande-
rous man or woman.
Calumniar, va. to calunmiate, to
slander.
Galumniosaxnente, adv. calum-
niously, slanderously.
Galumnioso, a, adj. calumnious,
slauderous.
Calva, sf. baldncss.
Calvar, va, to make bald.
Calvário, sm. Calvary.
Galvejado, a, pp. adj. made bold.
Calvejar, cn. to grow bald. *
Calvete, sm. a poiuted stake to
impale people.
Calvinismo, sm. calvinism.
Calvinista, sm. calvinist.
Calvo, a, adj. bald, bald-patcd.
Cama, sf. bed ; ali that is laid on
a bod ; litter of horsos.
Camada, sf. laycr, stratum, row.
— de sarna^ (med.) tbe itcli, an
eruption, otc.
Camafeu, sm. cameo, camaieu
(precious stone); {paint.) ca-
maieu. [beads.
Camaldulas, sf. pi. a chaplet of
Camaldulense, adj. 2 g. camai-
doli, a religious order.
Camaleão, sm. cameleon.
Camalhão, sm. a ridge of land
betweoii two furrows.
Camanho, a.,adj.{anc.) how ^eat.
Camão, sm. {nat. hist.) a bird so
called.
Camará, sf. chamber, room, bed-
chamber. apartment. Moço da
— , a valet de chambre ; to"wn-
house, public council. — do
comm^rcio, the chamber of com-
merce. A — altay the upper house.
A — dos deputados, tho house of
commons; {a sea term) cabin.
Camarás, sf. pL evacuation,
diarrhura. [girdle.
Camarabando, sm. a sort of
Camarada, sm. companioni com-
ríide.
Camaradagem, sf. companion-
ship, iutimacy.
Camarão, sm. shrimp, pra-vrn;
a sort of grapes.
Camarária, sf. the charge or of-
fice of a valet de chambre.
Camarata, sf. a dormitory in a
coUege.
Csmaarção, sm. a little copse.
Camarço, sm. capot. Uar — , to
get ali the tricks.
Camareira, sf. a lady of the bed
chamber to the queeií.
Camareiro, 5m. valet de chambre,
chamberlain.
Camarento, a, adj. lax of bocly.
Camarilha, sf. a sort of powerful
faction at the court.
Camarim, sm. a jewel-house, an
elegant closet. cabinet; cabin.
Camarina, sf. Mooer a — , to do a
hard thing. [so called.
Camarinlias, sf. pi. a wild froit
Csimarista, sm. a lord of the bed-
chamber, chamberlain.
Camarlengado, sm. office and
dignity of a camerlingo.
Camarlengo, sm. camerlingo.
Camaroeiro, sm. a surt of net to
take. shrimps.
Camarote, sm. a box in a play-
house; cabin in a ship.
Camaroteiro. sm. he that sells
the box-ticktíts.
Camartellada, af. a ])1u-\a' with a
quarr3'-man's hammer.
Camartello , sm. quarry-man*s
hammer. [pope.
Camauro, sm. a cap used by the
Cambada, sf. things threaded,
that hang together.
Cambado, a, pp. adj. straddled;
changed. [knock-kneed,
GamJiaio, a, adj. or*. bow-legged,
GamJial, sm. a wood pieco about
a inill-stone. [change ; fraud.
Cambalacho, sm. truck, ex-
Cambaleado, a, pp.adj. stag-
gered, reeled.
Cambalear, vn. to stagger, to real.
Cambaleio, sm staggering, reelr
ing.
Cambalhota, sf. caper, skip,
tumbling; summeraet.
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Gamito, sm. a piece of timber
in a cart. [heels.
Gan)l>apè, sm. a trip up of the
Cambar, vn. to straddle.
Cambarcado, a,pp. adj. barred,
chained.
Gaxnbarcar, va. to bar, to chain.
Gambaz, sf. pi. fellies or felloes.
Caxnbetas, sf. pi. staggerings.
Caxnbetear, vn. to sta^ger, to
reel. [excnanged.
Cambiado, a, pp. adj. chaDg;ed,
Cambiador, sm. a mpney-cban-
ger, a banker. [exchange.
Cambial ^adj. 2 g. belonging to tne
Cambiante, adj. 2 g. shot-colour-
ed. [Furíacores.
Cambiantes, sm. pi. {paint. ). V.
Cambiar, va. to chauge, to ex-
change; to give bills of ex-
chan^e for money ; (a sea term)
to shift.
Cambio, sm. exchange, cbange,
trucking; (bot.) the nutritious
juice of vegetables.
Cambista, sm. cambist, money-
changer.
Cambo, sm. hook, fork.
Gamboas, sf. pi. a físh-garth.
Cambolim, sm. a cloak.
Cambota, s. a crooked piece of
timber.
Cambra or Caimbra, sf. cramp.
Cambraia, sf. canibric.
Gambraieta, sf. canibric of an
inferior quadity. fwav-thorn.
Cambrões, sm. pi. buck-tborn,
CambudOja.ad/.nooked, crooked.
Gambxilhada.sAa bunch of things
of the same kind.
Gamedrios, sm.pl. {bot.) anherb
called water-gerraander.
Camela, sf. a sne-camel.
Camelão, sm. camlet.
Cameleiro, sm. camel-driver.
Gamelete, sm^ a sniall cannon.
Gamelina, sf. {bot.) camelina,
myagrum. [the camel.
Gamelino, a, adj. belonging to
Camélia, 5/1 camélia.
Gamelo, sm. camel ; {/ig.) a booby,
a fool; [ttrtil.) an ancient can-
non.
Camelopardal, sm, cameleopard.
GamenaB, sf.pl. ( poet.) the Mvsea.
Gamerariamente, aav. in a pri-
vate council.
Gamerario, sm.aji ancient dignity
in the episcopal churches.
Camilha, sf. a couch.
Caminhada, sf. long -walk, vay,
stretch.
Caminhado, a, pp. adj. walked.
Gaminhador, a, sm. or f. foot-
passenger, walker.
Caminhante, <f7/{.traveller,a Vf&y-
faring man.
Caminhar, vn. to walk, to travei,
to go, to step ; (a sea term) to
sail.
Caminheiro, sm. an express, a
courrier on foot.
Caminho, sm. way, road, space,
track. Um dia "iie — , a day's
journey. A meio — , half-way. —
de S. Ttàago (astr.)^ via lacten.
Camisa, sf. shirt, shift. — de
homem., shirt. — de mulher^ shift ;
ifort.) the chemise of a bastion ;
a plaster or plastering.
Caznisola, sf. under-waistcoat ; a
smock frock.
Gamisote, sm. a fine shirt -with
ruffles.
Gamoez, a, sm. or /. pippin, cal-
villo.
CamomiUa, sf. Y. Macella.
Gamóte, sm. a sort of ofíicer in
the Portuguese índia.
Gamouço.jsm. a hoap, a pile. Pt/r
em — , to heap up.
Campa, sf. a grave-.stone.
Campado, a, j)j7. adj. encampnd.
Campainha, sf. a bell, a littlu
bell.
Gampainheiro, sm. he vho car-
ries funeral bills. •
Campal, adj.ig.Y. Rural. Batalha
— , a pitched battle.
Campanado, a, adj. campani-
form, shaped like a bell.
Campanário, sm. a steeple, a
beliry. [expedition.
Campanha, sf, camçai^iv^ i&ftS&
GaxnpanbiviVA, sm. c«>xu^«^\sca^%
an o\d soVdvôT. iutax
[ GampaxiiioTme^ adj. ^ Q- v!«**^
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Gampanil.ím. copper, metal used
to make bells.
GaxnpaniUia, sf. {hot.) bell-flower.
Gampanudo, a, adj. fine, excel-
lent. Palaoras campanudas^ big
words.
Campânula, sf. {bot.) campânula.
Campanulado, a, adj. {bot.) cam-
pauulate. [colours.
Gaxnpão, sm. a marble or several
Gampar. vn. to encamp ; to shine,
to dash. [shined.
Campeado, aL,pp. adj. encamped ;
Gamipeador, sm. Y. Campeão.
Gamipeão, sm. champion, chief-
tain, combatant.
Cstmpear , vn. to encamp ; to
command ; to shine.
Campeche, sm. and /. a city in
America ; campeachy--wood.
Campesino, a, adj. rural, rustic,
silvan. [pestral, rural.
Campestre, adi. 2 g. rustic, cam-
Gamphora, sf. camphor, cam-
phire. [phorata.
Gamphorada, sf. Ibot.) cam-
Gamphorado, a, adj. campho-
rate. [rated salt.
Gamphorato. sm.(cAem.) campho-
Gamphoreira, sf. {bot.) campnor-
tree. [phorated.
Gamphorico, a, adj. {chem.) cam-
Campina, sf. plain ; campaign.
Gampinho, sm. countrj^-man ;
herdsman. [in a picture.
Campir, va. to put the sky parts
Campo, sm. íield camp, pieco of
ground, country./rjjara o cam-
po^ to go into the country. As
armas são tim leão de oiro em —
azul {herald.), the arms are a
lion on a field azure. Ter o —
livre, to have a clear stage.
Gamponez, a, sm. or f. a country-
man, a country -woman.
Gamponez, a, adj. rural, rustical;
{fig.) siuiple.
Gamponio, a, sm. or f. acountry-
man, a country-woman.
Camurça, sf. chameis, wild-goat.
Camz2rpado, a, adj. of the colour
ofcbamois.
Cana, sf. Y. Canna. [berry.
C^oaberge, sm, (jbot.) vhortt©
Canabil, sm. canabil, a medicinal
earth.
Ganabraz,fm. {bot.) cow-parsnip.
Canada, sf. a measure or iiquids
in Portugal.
Canafistula, sf. purging cássia.
Canafreclia, sf. lennel-giant.
Canal, sm. pipe, conduit ; channel;
canal strait. O— da uretra^ {anat.)
the urinary conduit.
Canalha, s/l the rubble, the mob.
Vil — , misei^able scum.
Cansilicio, a, a4j. in a manner of
canal.
Canallcula, sf. {bot.) canalicula.
Canaliculado, a, adj. canalicu-
late, channelled.
Canalisação, sf. canalisation.
Canalisado, a, pp. adj. openod
into channels.
Canameiro, sm. a piece of ground
where hemp grows.
Canamo, sm. V. Cânhamo.
Canapé, sm. sopha, couch.
Canarim,sm. a sort of low Indian
officer.
Canário, sm. canary-bird.
Canastra, sf. a great basket,
dorsel, dorser.
Canastreiro, sm. a basket-maker.
Canave, sm. or adj. Linho — . V.
Cânhamo.
Cancaborrada , sf. V. Parvoíce.
Cançacento, sm. a very tired
mau.
Cançaço,.vm. weariness. [ness.
Cançadamente, adv. with veari-
Cançado, a, pp. adj tired, fati-
gued.
Canção, sf. a song.
Cançar, va. to tire, to fatigue, to
weary. Tudo o cança^ {f^Q-)
every thing annoys him.
Cançativo, a, adj. that tires.
Canoeira, sf. weariness.
Cancella, sf. an iron or wooden
barred gate; herse.
Cemcellado, a,pp. adj. cancelled.
Cancelladura, sf. stroke, dash.
Cancellamento, sm. rescission^
obliteration.
avrr\\\Tig.
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Ganoellavel, adj. 2 g. that may
be cancelled.
Gancello, am. V. Cornélia.
Câncer, sm. câncer, canker;
{astrmi.) Câncer.
Ganoerado, OL.pp. adj. cancerons.
Canoerar, va. to cancerate, to
have a câncer.
Canceroso, a, adj. cancerons.
Cancioneiro, sm. a book of songs,
songster.
Cancionista,5m. a ballad-makcr.
Cançoneta, sf. canzonetta, a
little song.
Cancrescente, adj. 2 g. that
tends to cancerate.
Cancro, sm. câncer.
Cancroso, a, adj. cancerons.
Candar, adj. 2 g. iron-colour.
Candearia, sf. ali the lights used
in a house.
Candeeiro, sm. lamp.
Candeia, sf. lamp. Estar de—s ás
avessas com alguém^ to be at
variance.
Candelabro, sm. a candle-stick ;
chandelier.
Candelária, sf. candlemas ; {bot.)
woolblade.
Candeliça,«/'.(a5ea term) a singie
tackle block.
Candenoia, sf. (phys.) incan-
descence.
Candente, adj. 2 g. candent,
incandescent.
Candl, adj. 2 g. candy.
Candial, adj. 2 g. Trigo — , the
best wheat.
Candidamente, adv. sincerely,
candidly.
Candidato, sm. candidate.
Candidez, sf. whiteness, can-
dour. [sincere.
Cândido, a, adj. white; candid,
Candieiro, sm. V. Candeeiro.
Candil, adj. 2 g. candy. Trigo — ,
the best wheat.
Candisação, sf. candying.
Cando or Candado, sm. cornet
(of a liorse). [plaisance.
Candonga, af. a pretended com-
Candaogueiroj sm, âãtterer, — ,
a, mff. âAttexíng,
Candor, sm. whiteness; sincerity,
candour. [whiteness.
Candura, sf. candonr, sinceríty;
Caneca, sf. mug, can.
Caneco, sm. a large jug.
Canejo, a, adj. resemoling to a
dog. [shin.
Canela, sf. cinnamon. — dapema.
Canelada, sf. a blow on the shin.
Canelado, a, adj. dyed with the
cinnamon.
Canelão, sm. a sort of parsley.
Caneleira, sf. the cinnamon-tree.
Canelo, sm. a piece of a horse-
shoe. [íits.
Canelões, sm. pi. great long com*
Ganemo, sm. hemp.
Canequim, sm. a thin sort of
cloth or muslin.
Ganga, sf. a yoke for oxen ; por-
ters polés.
Gangações or Gangaçães, sf. pi,
old furniture for a slavo in the
Brazil.
Cangado, a, pp. adj. cheated.
Cangalhas, sf. pi. frames to
carry great pitcners.
Cangalheiro, a, adj. belonging
to cangalhas.
Cangalho, sm. a little branch
with three, four or more pears,
apples, etc, on it.
Cangalhos, sm. pi. two pieces of
wood on both sides of the ox's
neck, to keep it fast under tho
yoke.
Cangar, va. — os bois, to pnt the
oxen under the yoke; {fig.) tu
cheat.
Cangarilhada, sf. V. Trapaça.
Gangioa, sf. a sort of meat mado
of flour of millet.
Gangirão, sm. a iug for winc.
Congoèra, sf. a kind of ílutc.
Gangosta, sf. a steep lane.
Cangue, sm. a heavy wonden
cofiar worn by convicts in Ásia.
Canguru, sm. {nat. hist.) kan-
guroo. [cloth.
Canhamaço^ sm & eotI c^t c(^^^%«
Canhaxneira ot C^xiQciaxívcXx».^
GanhaxneVxaX^ «m. «c-çVa.Ci^^^^^
hemp gro^a.
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Ganhamiça, sf. the straw of
hemp.
Cânhamo, sm. hemp. Panno de
— , hempen cloth.
Ganhão, sm. a cannon, gan. —
de vinte e quatro ^ a twenty-four
pounder. A tiro de — within
common shot. Culatra do — , the
breech of a cannon. Canhões^
sm.pl. — de bota^ boot-tops. — ' da
farda, do vestido^ coffs. Canhão
do freio, the cannon of a bit.
Ganhas (ás), adv. the wronç way.
Ganhenho, .sm. book kept for re-
marks.
Ganho, a, adj. left-handed.
Ganhonaço, sm, the shot of a
cannon. [cannonade.
Ganhonada , sf. cannonading,
Ganhoneado, a, f^. adj. cannon-
adcd.
Ganhonear, va. to cannonade.
Ganhoneira, sf. {fort.) embra-
znre ; {s/tip) port-hole.
Ganhoneiro , sm. caunonier ,
gunner.
Ganhoto, a, adj. left-handed.
Ganibal, sm. cannibal.
Ganlçalha, sf. a number of dogs
together; the rabble.
Ganica, sf. ^ild cinnamon.
Ganicie, sf grey-headedness.
Ganicula, sf. the dog-star; the
dog-days; canicule.
Ganioular, adj. 2 g. canicular.
Lias — es, the dog-dnys.
Ganiforme, adj. 2 g. having the
form of a dog.
Canlfraz, adj. 2 g.a, person lean
liko a skeleton.
Ganilha, sf a weaver^s quill.
Ganinamentef ado. in a manner
of dog, dogly.
Ganino, a, aàj. cnnine.
Ganipreto, a. adj. Cavallo — , a
horse with his black tibias.
Ganistrel, sm. a basket made of
twijrs.
Ganlvete, sm. a penknife.
Ganja, sf. rice that is oyer-
boilod.
Ganjado, a, pp. adj. advanced.
Ganjar, vn. to advance, to get oo,
to saií.
Ganjaro, sm. crid, a Itfalay po-
niard.
Ganna, sf. a cane, reed — de aS"
sucar, the sagar cane — do trigo^
milho, etc, stalk — de pescar, a
fishing «od. — da pema^ the
shin. [canes grow.
Gannaveal, sm. a place where
Ganneta, sf. pencil-case.
Ganniçado, a, adj. fuU of reeds.
Ganniçal, sm. a place planted
vrith canes or reeds.
Ganniço, sm. thin reeds.
Ganniçoso, a, adj. full of reeds.
Gano, sm. water-pipe, conduit,
tube, funnel. — da chaminé, the
shaft of a chimney. — da Um-
peza, common sewer, gutter. —
de espingarda, the barrei of a
gun. — da penna, the stalk of a
quill.— da bota, the leg of a boot.
— da columna, the snaft of a
pillar. Canos do órgão, the pipes
of the organ; {fig.) chanuel,
means, way.
Gano, a, adj. white.
Ganoa, sm. canoe ; boat.
Ganon, sm. the cânon of the
niass.
Ganonarcha, sm. an ecdesiasti-
cal ofíicer in Constantinople.
Ganonical, adj. 2 g. canonicaL
Ganonicalmente, adv. Y. Cano-
nicamente, [call^.
Ganonicamente , adv. canom-
Ganonicato, sm. canonry, ca-
nonship. [nesi.
Canonicidade , sm. canonical-
Ganonico, a, adi. canonical.
Direito — , cânon íaw.
Ganonlsação, sf. canonization.
Ganonisado, a, adj. canonized;
{/ig.) approved.
Ganonisador, sm. canonizer, he
that canonizes.
Ganonisar, va. to canonize.
Ganonisavel, adj. 2 g. that may
be canonized.
Ganonista, sm. canoniirt.
Ganonisa, sf. a canoness.
Ganopea or Ganopo, sm, {astron.)
Canoput (itir.).
Ganoro, a, «i^. oanorons, time-
able; melodkwM.
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Ganotillio, sm. pnrl, gold or
silver purl.
CaDonra, sf. {dosmoinhos) hopper,
mín-hopper.
Cans, sf. pi. white hairs.
Cansar, va. Y. Cançar and deii-
vated.
Cantablle, sm. {music.) cantabile.
Cantadeira . sf. 'woman "«'ho
sings for hire.
Cantadora, pp. adj. sung, cele-
brated. Missa — a, grana mass.
Cantador, sm. sínger.
Cantante, adj. 2 §. singing, thnt
sings.
CantíLo, am. canton, district;
{herald.) canton, square, portion
of «scutcheon.
Cantar, va. to sing ; to chant, to
celebrate in ver«e. — tm. to
chirp, to crow (birds). — sempre
a mesma cantiga^ to 8aj still the
same thing over and over. Hei
de fazel-o — , 111 bring hlm on
his marrow-bones. O — the
singing.
Cantara, sf. V. Cântaro.
Cantareira, sf. a placo to set
pots on.
Cantarejo. sm. song, chant.
Cantares, sm. pi. tne canticles
in Scripture.
Cantaria, sf. masonry.
Cantarlna, sf. songstress, female
singer.
Cântaro, sm. a \rater-pot.
Cantsurola, sf. a song sung by
many yoices in a disaonant
manner.
Cantarolar, vn. to trill, to hum.
Cantata, sf. cantata, little põem.
Cantatriz, sf. chantress, fexnale
singer. [be set to mnsic.
Cantavel, adj. tunable, easy to
Canteira, sf. a comer stone.
Canteiro, sm. a hewer of stone ;
the stand to pnt barreis upon.
— de flores^ a bed in a garden.
Cantharida , sf. cantíiarides ,
Spanish ilies.
Oantica; sf. a satirícal song.
Cântico, sm. canticle, song.'
Cantiga, tf. eong, ballad. Eis uma
outra — , that is another story.
Cantil, sm. a sort of plane nsed
by carpenters.
Cantilena, sf. a song, a tune.
Cantimplora, sf. a vessel mado
of copper to cool wiuo.
Cantina, af. cantão n.
Cantfneiro, sm. canteon keeper.
Canto, sm. singing. song, vocal
music. — chtio, a plain singing
l)y notes.
Canto, sm. cornor, nngle. nook.
coin. — do olho oanthus or cor-
ner of the eve. JíUe vice em \nn
veoueno — , íie lives in a sranl!
hole.iV//* a um — , (/fgr.) todespise.
Fazer sir/nal com o — do olho, to
tip ono tho -wink. [hook.
Cantoeira, sf. cramp-iron, cramp-
CantOes, sm. pi. Os treze — aa
Suissn, tbe thirteen cantons of
Switzerland.
Cantonado. a. adj. {herald.) can-
toned, cautonized.
Cantonal, adj. 2 f/. cantonal.
Cantoneira, sf a street-walker ;
a triangular cupboard.
Cantor, sm. singer.
Cantora, sf. a female singer,
chantress. fdulation.
Cantoria, sf. singing, music. mo-
Cantolia, sf. a tribute that v^clh
paid in Goa.
Canudo, sm. tube, pipe. — dos
foles, a bellows-nozzle.
Cânula, sf. {surg.) cânula, canivle.
Canzis, sm. pi. V. Cangalhos.
Canzoada, sf a great niunber ot
dogs.
Canzoal, adj. 2 p. belonging to
the dogs. Matilha—., (fiff-) tl^o
meaner sort of people.
Cão, sm. dog. — de gado, u shep-
herd's dog. — de fila, a buli
dog. — de mostra, a setting dog.
— fraldeiro, a lap dog. — de caca,
a hound or beagle. — de agua', n
shock-dog. Vivfír vida de — , (fiff.)
to live a miserable life. — de
espingarda, the cock of a mus-
ket. [tica.
Caoutchone, sm. V. (romTna elas-
Capa, »f. cloak. cope. — de Uvro,
the binding of a book. — <le unw.
fardo, tbft Nít«íç^« ^ ».\«iS». —
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de cartãy the cover of a letter.
Pôrse á — , {a sea term) to lie by,
to back the sails. Jffomem de —
€ espada, fit to bear arras ; [fig.)
appearance, mask.
Capacete, sni. helmet, head-
piece.
Capacho, sm. mat.
Capachos, sm. pi. a religious
order tbunded oy St. John of
God.
Capacidade, sf. capacity; ex-
teusion, capauiousness. Homem
de grande — , a very able man.
Capacitado, a, pp. adj. con-
vinced.
Capacitar, va. to convince, to
persuade; to enable.
Capada, sf. capade (certain quan-
tity of wool). [ing.
Capadeira, sf. a knife for geld-
Gapadeiro, srn. {anc.) a gelder.
Capado, a, pp. adj. gelded ; that
has a cloak. — sm. a kid ; a
castrato.
Capador, sm. gelder.
Capadura, sf. gelding, castration;
(hot.) the cutting olf of the an-
thers.
Capão, sm, a capon.
Capapelle, sf. a furred garment
foriuerly iised.
Capar, va. to geld, to castrate ;
{boi.) to cut on the eyes of luxu-
riai! c plants. [hood.
Caparão, sm. [fale.) a hawk's
Caparazão, sm. a caparisou for
a horse.
Capar oeiro, a, adi. Falcão — , a
liax^-k that has a hood.
Caparrosa, sf. copperas.
Capataço, sm. a blow in the
horso's hoof.
CapatãQ, sm. a fish so called.
Capataz, sm. a warden of a Cor-
poration of mechanics.
Capaz, adj. 2 g. capable, capa-
cious ; able, íit, sufncient. Fazer
— , to make known. Homem — ,
an honest nian. [capacity.
Capazmente, adv. skiliuUy,mt,bL
Capciosamente, adv. captio\is\y,
insidiously. [dious.
Capcioso, a, adj. captious, msV
Capeadamente , adv. secretlr,
without noiso. Fez isto — , £•
did that underhand.
Capeado, a, pp. adj. diagoised,
concealed.
Capeador, sm. cloak-stealer. ,
Capear, va. to make a sign wiíb.
a handkerchief; {/ig.) to dis*
guise, to palliate, to conceal;
to steal cloaks.
Capeba, sf. {bot.) bitter root of a
plant of Brazil.
Capeiro, sm. he who brings the
cope in some procession.
Capelhar, sm. a sort of garment.
Gapella, sf. chapei ; meetiag-
house. — de flores, a goiano,
crown. [church beneflce.
Capellania, sf chaplainship, a
Gapellão, sm. chaplam.
Gapelleio, srn. an old head-dress.
Gapelliço, snu {anc.) great coat
'\^ith a hood. [met.
Gapellina, sf. a sort of iron-hel*
Capellista, sm. haberdasher of
small wares; milliner.
Capello, sm. cawl, hood> capuche.
— de cardeal, a cardinal^ lut.
Capelludo, a, adj. capuched,
hooded. [a vagrant
Cap'eincõllo, sm. a vagafjond,
Gapendúa, sf. {bot.) the ahort
shank apple. [of diah.^
Gaperotada, sf. a capilotade (sort
Gapibara, sm. {nat. hist.) capibar.
Gapi-catinga, sf. {bot.) a plant of
Brazil. [university.
Capigorrão, sm. a servitor in tiSe
Gapiguará, sm. {tmt. hist.) an
animal of Brazil.
Capilé, sm. capillaire.
Gapilhas, sf. pi. {printmg) the
exemplars given to the authon
and printers. [pillaceons.
Capillaceo, a, adj. capillarv, oa-
Gapillar, adj. 2 g. capiílary.
Artérias — es, (anat.) caçillary
arteries. [being capillajrj.
Gapillaridade, sf. the quality of
Gapillato, a, adj. {poet.) capillary.
N. Cahelludo. Cperiwig.
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Capinado, a, pp. adj. clear of
capim.
S^pinar, ua. to mow the capim.
apineiro, sm. he that reaps
capim. [small cloák.
Gapinlia, sm. a bull-fíghter; a
Capirote, sm. a hood, capuchine.
Gapisaio, sm. a kiDd ot ancient
garraent.
CSapiscol, sm. capiscolus, dean of
certain chapters.
Gapistèiro, sm. V. Crivo.
Capitação, sf. capitation.
Capital, adi. 2 g. capital, chief,
leading. Inimigo — , a mortal
eneray.
Capitai , sm. capital , money ,
stock, principal. — sf. chief city;
[impr.) capital letter. Capitães^
sm. pi. funds, cash.
Capitalisação, sf. the act of
realizing capital.
Capitalisar, va. to realize capital.
Capitalista, sm. capitalist.
Capitalmente, adv. capitally.
Capitanea, sf. capitana, the ad-
miral-ship.
Capitaneado, a, pp. adj. com-
manded.
Capitanear, va. to command in
chief. [taincy.
Capitania, sf. captainship; cap-
Capitão, «m. captam, commander,
chief. — experimentado, an ex-
perienced officer; [fig.) fore-
most.
Capitel, sm. {arch.) chapiter, ca-
pital ; head, top ; pillar.
Capitiluvio, sm. a bath to the
head.
Capitoa , sf. a she - captain ; a
wroman that is the head of a
sedition, etc.
Capitolino, a, adj. capitoline.
Capitólio, sm. Capitol.
Capitula, sf. a portion of scrip-
ture.
Capitulação, sf. capitulation.
Capitulada, sf. the articlcs of an
accusation.
Capitulado, a, pp. adj. capitu-
lated; (anc.) aboreviated.
Csmitvilador, sm. he who signs
tbeãrtícJes of an accusation.
Capitulante, adj. 2 g. and s. ca-
pitular.
Capitular, va. to capitulato ; {Jig.)
to compound. — os erros de al-
guém, to accuse articles of ao-
cusation against oiie.
Capitular, adj. 2 g. belonging to
a chapter. — sm. the person
who has a vote in any commu-
nity.
Capitulares, sm. pi. capitulars.
Capitulario, sm. a book contain-
iníç the capitulum. [larly.
Capitularmente , adv. capitu-
Capituleiro, sm. a book contain'
ing the capitulum.
Capitulo, sm. chapter (of a book) ;
chapter (of achurch). Casa do — ,
the chapter house ; {fia.) siibj^ct,
matter of discourse ; nead. Plis-
semos sobre este — ,let us waivo
that subject; urticle. conventiou.
Capnomancia, sf. captiomancy.
Capnomantico. a, adj. belonging
to capnoiíiancy.
Capo (da) stul [mus.) term In
music which means that the
ârst part of the tune should be
repcated.
Capoeira, sf. cafre, coop; (fort.)
capoiíiore.
Capoeirão, sm. an oM man.
Capoeiro, sm. a thief that stcals
heus from the coop.
Caporal, sm. V. Cabo de esquadra.
Capote, sm. a lar<^e great coat,
a capote. J9ar — , {game) x*) capot
one. [druped.
Cappa, s. {nat. hist.) a wild qua-
Capribarbudo, a, adj, having
beards as a buck.
Caprichado, a, pp. adj. that has
made a point of honour to, etc.
Caprichar, vn. to pride one'8
self, to make a point of honoiu:
to, etc.
Capricho, sm. fancy, caprice,
whim, humour. Fazer — de al-
guma cousa, to boast of a tMng,
to glory; {music.), capricio.
Caprichosamente, adv, ca^rv-
ciously, ía.ivXa^\\çió3^^ .
Csmrlchoao, a, ad3. t-o.-çrcvwsv»,
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Capricórnio, sm. Capricom ; {nat.
hist.) cerambix.
Gaprificação, sf. capriâcation.
Gaprigeno, a, cuíj. born of a she-
goat. [oroatorbuck-goat
Caprino, a. adj. belonging to a
Capripede. adj. 2 q. capriped.
Gaprisaltante . adj. S g. tbat
leaps us a jjfoat.
Capro. sm. a buck-goat. V. Bode.
Capsula, f>f. {hot.) capsule, pod;
(chem.) capsula. Capsulas ^(anat.)
capsula^.
Capsular, adj. 2^. {bot. and a/iat.)
capsular, oapsulary.
Capsulifero, a, adj. {bot) that
has capsules.
Captação, sf. captation.
Captado, a, pp. adj. inveigled.
Captador, sm. au inveigler.
Captar, va. to inveigle, to capti-
vate.
Captivar. va. to captivate, to
captive. Capiioar-se cr. to be
churnied. subdued. [dage.
Captiveiro. sm. oaptivity, bon-
Captivo. a. adj. captivc.
Captura, sf. capture ; arrest.
Capturado., a, pp. adj. captured.
Capturar, ra. to capture, to ap-
prohond. to arrest.
Capucaia. sf [bot.) a fruit aud
tree ot' Brazil.
Capucha, f>m. he who uses a hood.
A' — , \^adc. lot'.) -\i'ithout osten-
tation. [friars.
Capudiinhos, sm. pi. capuchinc
Capuchos, sm. pi. franciscan
friai*».
Capulho, sm. — da rosa^ i'ose-bud.
Capuz. sm. a hood.
Caqueirada. t-f. a blow \«-itIi a
picce oi" au earthen vessel.
Gaqueiro, sm. a pieco of an ear-
then vessel.
Cara. sf laco.vi&aíre : appearaiioe.
couutenance. — He aço, a brazeu
face. Humem de duas — jí, a de-
ceitful lello-w. Xuo ter — para
fazer uma eou.ui, to be ashained.
Jíostrar mà — . to look upon one
pourlv. Fazer — , to face. Fazrr
caras, to luake moutlis; \Jíg.)
appearance, outside.
Cará, sm. cara; a kind of íjihaiBe
of Brazil. [ber.
Carabe, sm. karabe, yellow am-
Carahico. a, adj. Acido ^^ Uie
acid of karabe.
Carabina, sf. carbine, rifle.
Carabineiro, sm. carabineer, ri-
fleman.
Caraça, sf. an ugly face ; a mask.
Caracal, sm. {nat. hist.) caracaL
Caracol, sm. snail. Escada de — ,
(arc/i.) a winding stair case;
(anat.) cocblea; a curl of hair.
Caracolado, Si,pp. adj. caracded.
Caracolar, vn. to caracol.
Caracoleiro, sm. {bot.) anail
flower.
Caracter, sm. character; amark
luade by cutting, chiselUng,
writing; lettcr, type , print;
dignity. Bom — de homem, a
good-natnred man. Sahio do seu
— , hc lost his teinper; {fig.)
mark, token. stamp.
Caracterisado, a, pp. adj. cha-
racterized.
Caracterisar, va. to characterize.
Caracterisar-se^ vr. to characte-
rizft one's self. [ristic.
Caracteristica . sf. characte-
Caracteristicamente, adv. cha-
racteristioally.
Caracter isticõ, a, adj. chiirac-
toristic.
Garáfo. sm. an usurer.
Caramanchão or Caraman-
chel. sm. a bo\v'er: an arch
niado o í' polés.
Carambano, .vm. a piece of ice. —
df neve. a bali of snow.
Carambola, sf. a cheat, a fraud,
a trick : oarambol.
Carambolado, a, pp. adj. caram-
boled : caunonod.
Carambolar, vn. lat billitirds) to
caraml>t»l: to canhou.
Caramboleiro, sm. be that ca-
rambols : \fig.) a chicaner, hypo-
crite.
Caramelo.-^m.ice. a kInd of sw^eet-
nieat made of porous sugar.
Caramente, adv. dearly.
Caramilho. sm. V. Enredo.
Caraminhóla, sf. the top of tho
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hair woand ^th a purple lace
on the croirn of the head.
Carampão , am. a piece of a
printing presa.
CSaramnJo, sm, {nat. hist.) a shell-
ílsh like a periwinkle.
CaramanhaB, sf. pi. children^s
whimperíngs.
Garamura, sm. akind of sea-fish
of Brazil. [gaff.
Carangueja, sf. {a sea term) a
Caranguejado, a, pp. adj.^&Weá
very slow.
Garangnejeiro, sm. he that takes
and sells crabes.
Garangnejo, sm. crab.
Caranguejola, sf. a large crab ;
a 8ort of balustrade.
Garanha, sf. an aromatic resin
of China. [face.
Garantonha, sf. a vizard, an ugly
Garantulas, sf. pi. magic cna-
racters.
Carão, sm. complexion.
Carapão or Carapau, sm. (nat.
hist.) stickle-back (íiah^.
Carapeta, sf. the fruit ot the leda
"which when dried serves as a
top for children to play "with ;
an idle tale.
GarapetSo, sm. a great lie.
Carapeteiro, sw. a v,''úá pear-
tree ; one \sho tells tales.
Carapeto. sm. a thom found in
the oranches of the carapeteiro.
Garapina, sm. a carpentor (in
Brazil). [of the blacks.
Carapinha, sf. the wooUy hair
Caraplnhada, sf. a sort of sher-
bet or ice.
Carapó eléctrico do Par&, sm.
{nat. higt.) an electric eeL
Carapuça, sf. a cap.
GarapuçSo, sm. a Moorish cap.
Carapuceiro, sm. a cap-maker.
Carapulo, sm. {nat. hist.) the
flower cup.
Cararú, sm. (bot.) a plant.
Caratules, sf.pl. typographical
characters.
Caravana, sf. caravan, convoy.
Caravanas, sf. pi. cruise, cruises;
a sea expedition of the new
knigktt of Malta.
Caravaneiro, sm. caravanier.
Caravanista, sm. caravanist.
Caravançará, sm. caravansarj-.
Caravela, sf. caravcl or carvel.
Caraveleiro, sm. a sea-man of a
caravel.
Caravelha, sf. the wooden pin
or peg of any instruxneot.
Caravo or Crevo, sm. a little
caravel used in the Mediterra-
nean sea.
Caravonada. sf. a carbonado.
Carbaso, .sm. (poet.) lincn for sails.
Carbonado, a, adj. carbonated.
Carbonairio, sm. carbonaro.
Carbonarismo, sm. carbonarism.
Carbonato, sm.irhnn.) carl>onate.
Carbone, sm. {chem.) car))on.
Carbónico, a. adj. carbonic.
Carbonisação, s/. carbonisation.
Carbonisado, a, pp. adj. car-
bonized.
Carbonisar. va. to car]>onize.
Carbuncleo, a, adj. bright, shin-
infr.
Carbúnculo , sm. cnrbnnele :
hnfd.) carbuncle, a plagne-sorc.
Càrbunculoso, a. adj. {med.) cax^
buncled, postilential.
Carbureto or Carburo , sm.
(c/tem.) carburet.
Càrcajão, sm. {nat. hist.) carcajo.
Garção, S7n. inatrix nr niatrice ni
gold in u gold-niine.
Carcassa, sf. caroaas.
Carcassão, sm. {ginnwry) carcass,
iron case, etc, lilled wilh gre-
nadoes. [defense.
Carcava. sf. (fortif.) atrench for
Carcavado, a, pp. adj. excavatcd.
Carcavar, ta. to excavate, to
ditch about. I^bomb.
Carcaz. .^tm. quiver; a kind nf
Carceragem, sf. carcella^e, pri-
son fees. [derivated.
Carcerar, va. V. Encarcerar and
Cárcere, sm. prison, gaol, iail.
Carcereira, sf. jailor s wife.
Carcereiro, sm. jailor, gaoler.
Carcinomatoso, a, adj. carclno-
matous, cancorous.
Garcoa, sf. a sort of indian ship.
Carcoma, sf. the TA'orm in wooav
ifig.) remone.
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Garcozner-se, vr. to be worin-
eaten.
Carcomido, a, pp. adj. worm-
eaten.
Caroóva, a/, (fort.) a covered way.
Carcunda, sf. hunch, hump.
Garcundo, a, adj. hunched,
hunch-backed. V. Corcovado.
Carda, sf. card, au instrument to
comb wool.
Cardada, sf. a card full.
Cardadeira, sf a -vroman that
cards wool.
Cardado, a, pp. adj. carded.
Cardador, sm. a carder or "«^'ool-
comber.
Cardadura, sf carding.
Cardai, sm. a place "^'here tliistles
grow.
Cardamina, sf. {bot.) cardamine,
meadow-cress.
Cardazno or Cardaznozno, sm.
tho seed cardamonmm.
Cardão, sm. (6oí.^ inangrove-tree.
Cardar, va. to card, to comb.
Cardeal, sin. caráinsLl ; [nat. hist.)
cardinal (bird.)
Cardeal, adj. 2 g. cardinal.
Cardealado, sm. V. Card inalado.
Cardealina, sf. {bot.) cardinal-
flo^^er.
Cardeiro, sm. he Mcbo makes
cards to card wool.
Cardenilho, sm. V. Verdete.
Cardeo or Gardeno, a, adj. pale
and -«'an.
Cárdia, sf. {anat.) the superior
oriíice or the stomacli.
Cardíaco, a, adj. (anat.) cardiac,
cordial.
Cardialgia, sf. {med.) cardialgy.
Cardialgico. a, adj. belonging to
the cardialjJTV. L^^^Çy*
Cardialogia, \s/. (anat.) cardia-
Cardice, sm. a stone repres^ntiug
a heart.
Cardinal, adj. 2 g. cardinal,
ohi(?t', principal.
Gardinalado, sm. cardinalship,
cardir.alate.
Cardinalício, a, adj. cardinal.
Cardinalista, sm. a sorvaut of a
cardinal.
Clardo, sm. a thistle. — bravo.
sow thistle. — manso, the arti-
choke.— santo, the holy thistle.
— morto, grounaeL — corredor^
sea-holm, sea-holly or sea-hid-
ver. — penteador, fuller^s thistle.
— leiteiro, the white milkj
thistle. — matacão, comb-wool
or white caraelon thistle.
Carduça, sf. cardass ; a thistle to
card cloth with.
Garduçado, a, pp. adj. carded
with a cardass.
Carduçador, a, sm. or /. he or
she that combs or cards with a
cardass.
Garduçar, va. to card yrool "with
a tliistle.
Cardume, sm. — de peixes , a
shoal of íish ; {fig.) a great mui-
titude. [tion.
Careação, sf. (m law) confronta-
Gareado, a. pp. adj. (in lau>) con^
ironted ; allured.
Gareador, sm. allurer, seducar.
Garear, va. {in law) to confront,
to allure.
Careca, sm. a bald man.
Garecente, adj. 2 g. wantinA
deprived. [príved.
Carecer, vn. to want, to be de>
Carecido, a, pp. adj. wanted, de-
prived. [sity* ne«d.
Carecimento, sm. want, necea-
Gareio, sm. allurement.
Gareiro, a, adj. he or she who
sells at a dear price.
Carência, sf. want, necessi^
need. [dnm.
Carepa, sf. dandrilf, scurf, dan*
Garepento, a, or Careposo, a,
adj. full of dandriff.
Carestia, sf. dearness, high price,
scarcity.
Carestioso, a, adj. dear, costly.
Careta, sf. grimace, grin.
Gareza, sf. dearness. high price.
Carga, sf. load. burden, freigh^
Itcsta de — ,a beast of burden. A
— , heavy, ineoinmodious. Nea/io
de — , a loadintr ship. — de arma
de fogo. the charge of a gun;
{milit.) charge.
Cargo, sm. post, charge, oíAca^
place, employmeat. 2«* a «01c — ^
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to take charge of ; accnsation,
imputation.
Cargueiro, a, adj, that carries a
"burthen. — , s, a mule-driver.
Carguejado, a, pp. adj. that is
carried in the mules.
CSarguejar, va. to carry in the
mules.
Cariado, a, pp. adj. rotten.
Cariar, vn. to make carious, to
rot. [tides.
Gariatides, sf. pi. {arch.) carya-
Garicatura, sf. caricature.
Cariciar, va. to caress.
Caricias, sf, pi. caresses, de-
moDstrations pt kindness.
Garicioso, a, àdj. V. Carinhoso.
Caridade, sf. charity, love of
God ; alms. Casa ae — , alms-
house.
Caridoso, a, adj. charitable.
Carie or Caries, sf. caries, ca-
riosity. [shrunk face.
Carifranzido, a, adj. that has a
Caril, sm. the juice of tamarinds.
Carizná, sm. mandioca or manioc
prepare d in cakes.
Carimbar, va. to seal.
Carimbo, sm. seal. flove.
Carinho, sm. kindness, aífectton,
Carinhosamente, adv. aífection-
ately, fondly. [kind.
Carinhoso, a, adj. affectionate,
Carioso, a, adj. carious, rotten.
Cariredondo, a, adj. that has a
round face.
Carisma, sf (íAeoZ.Ygrace, favour-
able influence of God.
Caritativamente , adv. chari-
tably, kindiy. [merciful.
Caritativo, a, adj. charitable,
Caritel, sm. (anc.) a cry of sor-
row or distress. [heaven.
Cariz, sm. — do céo, the cope of
Carlequim, sm. a jack, a hand-
screvr. [(a silver coin).
Garlim or Garlimino, sm. carlin
Carlinga, sf. carlin í^, the step of
the mast. — s, carliugs, timbers
Carlino, sm. carlme.
Carme. sm. a põem.
Carmeadeira, sf, awoman that
combs -wooL
Garmeado, a, pp. atlj, disen^
tangled, combed.
Carmeador, sm. a man that
combs wool.
Carmear, va. to disentangle the
wool to be carded. [wool.
Carmelina, sf. superfine vigonia
Carmelita, adj. 2 g. carmelita.
Garmelitano, a, adj. carmelitc,
belonging to carmelites.
Carmelitas, sf. pi. Carmolit«?8;
an order of friars.
Carmesim, adj. -2 g. crimson,
grain colour. [colour.
Carmim, sm. carmine, a linr* red
Õarmina, sf. carmine.
Carminativo, a, a^^. {med ) oaV-
minative.
Carmo, sm. a religious order.
Gamadura, sf. complexion, ilesh,
skin. [cama^^e.
Gamagem, sf. siaughter, slain,
Carnal, adj. 2g. carnal, sensual,
libidinous. — , sm. flesh-days,
flesh-time • [cupiscence.
Gamalidade, sf. sensual ity, con-
Camalisar, va. to carnify.
Carnalmente, adv. carnally, sen-
sually. [BraziL
Carnaúba, sf. {bnt.) a tree of
Carnaval, «m. caruival, carnaval.
Carnavalesco, a, adj. belonging
to carnaval. [leather.
Gamaz, sm. the Heshy side of
Game, sf. flesh, meat. — de vacea,
beef. — de carneiro, m\itton. --
de vitella^ veal. Cortar até á —
viva, to cut to the qiiick. Dia de
— , a ílesh-day. Sifr unha c —
com alguém, to be a very grcat
friend to one; — the puTp of
fruits; — man. O Verho se fes--,
the Word bccame man.
Gamecoita. sf. a sort of plum.
Gamefioação, sf. the carnifíca-
tion of bonés into ílosh.
Carneira, sf. sheep-skiu to bind
books.
Gameirada, sf. a large ílock of
sheep; a very dangerous dis-
ease in Africa. [herd.
Gameireiro, sm. herdsman, shep-
Gameiro, sm. mutton, sheeç. —
castrado, a ^eítíMit -, «^ tíosotkA.
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house; (astr.) tho first siçn of
the zodiac ; a great hornea sea-
fish.
Cárneo, a, adj. fleshy.
Carnerino, a, aclj. nesh-colour.
Carniça, sf. a great quantity of
meat, carna^e.
Camiçal, adj. 2g. carnivorous,
voracious.
Camicão. or Gamegão, sm. the
thick malter oí* a tumour.
Camiceiramente, adv. cruelly,
mhumanly.
Carniceiro, a, adj. carnivorous,
voracious ; (Jig.) inhuman, cruel,
brutish; flesh-eater. — , sm. a
butcher.
Camiceria, sf. butchery, slaugh-
ter-house, market.
Camificação, sf. {surg.) carniii-
cation.
Carnificado. a, pp. adj. carniíied.
Carnificar-se, vr. to camify.
Camifice, adj.2g. that torments
as tho haug-man.
Carnificina, sf. murder, alaugh-
ter, carnape.
Camivoro, a, adj. carnivorous.
Carnosidade, sf. carnosity.
Carnoso, a, adj. fleshy, carneous.
Carnudo, a, adj. íieshy, plump.
Caro, a, adj. dear, costly; dear,
beloved , grateful , esteemed.
Tmmar — , to endear.
Caro, adv. dear, at a hi^h price.
Caroatá, sf. a sort of thistle.
Caroavel. adj. 2 g. friendly. Ser
— de alguma cousa, to like a
thinp:.
Carocha, sf. a painted pasteboard
cap, set on the head of a bawd.
Caroço, sm. nuclcus or stone in
fruit.
Carola, sm. a bigot or hypocrite.
Carolice, sf. bigotry, hypocrisy.
Carolim, sm. a sort of gold coin.
Carolo, sm. the dashing of t\ro
bowls together ; a blow with the
knuckles; a spike of maize
stf ipped of its grains.
Caronada, sf. [artil.) caronade.
Carótidas, sf. pi. the carotid ar-
teries.
Caroucha, sf. a chafer, a beetle.
Carpa, sf. a carp.
Carpe, sm. {botT) hom-beam.
Carpear, va. V. Carmear.
Garpentaria, sf. carpentry.
Carpenteiro or Carpinteiro, tm.
carpenter. [carpenter.
Garpentejar, vn. to work aa a
Carpideira, sf. mourner, a wo-
man hired to mourn at a faneraL
Carpido, a, pp. adj. cryed.
Carpidor, sm. weeper.
Carpidos, sm. pi. tears, moum-
ings.
Carpimento, sm. Y. Pranto.
Carpir, va. to weep, to tear avay
or off ; to mourn , to lament. Car-
pir-se, vr. to scratch one'8 face.
Carpo, «m. {anat.) carpus, the
\rrist. [balsamtun.
Carpobalsamo, sm. {bot.) carpo-
Cai^oUtJios, sni.pl. carpolite pe-
tníied fruits.
Carpologia. sf. carpology.
Carpophago, a. adi. frugivoroos.
Carqueja, sf, the lesser groundr
ivy.
Carraca, sf. a carrack.
Carraça, sf. a crab-louse, mite.
Carraçaria, sf. a great quantity
of mittís.
Carrada, sf. cart-load.
Carranca, sf. frown, grimace,
wrinkled look, look of displefr*
sure ; rough, ugly countenance ;
horríd appearance ; spirit in the
shapc 01 Dcasts.
Carrancada, sf. a great number
of carrancas. [bed, surlv.
Carrancudo, a, adj. rude, crab-
Carrapata, sf. a k)ug and gravo
disease.
Carrapateiro, sm. {hot.) ricimis,
palma christi. Óleo de — , ricinine
oil.
Carrapato, sm. {nat. hist.) a tike.
Carrapitos, sm.pl. small Duuches
of hair tied with a string on the
top of the head. [trees.
Carrascal, sm. a ^rove of holm-
Carrascão, adj. vinho — , rough,
biting wine.
Carrasco, sm. hangman. execn-
tioner ; {fig.) a cruel ma.M ; a kind
of hobn-tree,
f
mm
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Carraspana, sf. Tomar a — , to get
drunk.
Garrasqueiral, sm. a place where
oaks or holm-trees grow.
Carraaqueiro , sm. a kind of
holm-tree.
Carrasquenho, a, adj. belonging
to the oak; hard.-
Garrasqueria, sf. a grove of oaks.
Carreado, a, pp. adj. carried in
a cart. [in a cart.
Carrear, va. to carry any thing
Carrega, sf. V. Carga.
Carregabesta, sf. a sort of grapes.
Carregação, sf. cargo, loading,
freight. 06ra de—,aa\e work.
Fazenda de — , coarse goods.
Garregadamente , adv. gmd-
gingly. [cards.
Carregadas, sf. pi. a game at
Carregadeiras, sf.pl. {aseaterm)
the ropes that serve to clap on
the sails.
Carregado, a, pp. adj. loaded,
charged, oppressed, heavy. —
de somno, síeepy. Rosto — sour-
looked.— de anitos^ full ofyears ;
(herald.) any piece that has ano-
ther over it. [loads ships.
Carregador, sm. a merchant that
Carregamento, sm. cargo, load-
ing.
Carregar, va. to load, to burden,
to freight; to charge (afire-arm),
to charge the enemy. — as vekis,
{a sea term) to clap on the sails.
— o estômago^ to clog the sto-
mach. — a mão, to punish one
severely. — em alguma cousa, vn.
to press upon. Carregar-se, w. to
grow cloudy.
Carrego, sm. V. Cargo.
Carregoso, a, adj. {anc.) V. Pe-
sado.
Carregume, sm. weight.
Carreira, sf. career, race, mn-
ning, runt — do cavallo, a heat.
Ir de — , to go with ali speed. A —
do sol, lua, etc, course or race
of the sun or moon. — d'um na-
vio, course, track. Este cocheiro
»6 fêz^dua» — s dvrante o dia,
this coachman has ohly had two
farei n the course ofuie day.
Carreiro, sm. a narrow -way; a
carnian.
Carreirola, sf. [nat. hist.) a kind
of lark.
Carrejar, va. V. Carrear.
Carreta, sf. cart, carriage.
Carretada, sf. cart-load.
Carretagem, sf. carriage, car-
tage.
Carretão, sm. V. Carreteiro.
Carretar, va. V. Acarretar.
Carrete, sm. small cart, \k'aggon;
a piece of a mill.
Carreteira, sf. a lighter.
Carreteiro, sm. carman, cárter.
Carretel, sm. a turn-stile, a turn«
pike.
Carretilha, sf. jngging-iron.
Carreto, sm. carriage, portago.
Carriado or Carreado, a, adj.
carriod, brought in a cart.
Carriagem, sf. carriage.
Carrião, sm. an axle with two
wheels used by the fullers.
Carriça, sf. a hedge-sparrow.
Carriçal, sm. a place whcro
sword-grass grows.
Carriço, sm. {oot.) sedge, sword-
grass.
Carril, sm. the track or rut of a
chariot wheel. — de ferro, rail;
a highway.
Carrilhão, sm. chlme, peai; caril-
lon, musical bells.
Carrilho, sm. cheek, jaw.
Carritel, sm. a pullev.
Carro, sm. cart, chariot, car,
waggon . — para acarretar ma-
deira, a tug ; {astron.) Charles^s
wain.
Carroça, sf. coach, cart, waggon.
— de aluguel f a hackney coach.
Carroçada, sf. a cart-load.
Carroçar, va. to biing or convey
in a coach.
Carroceiro, sm. carman, cárter,
waggoner ; coach-maker.
Carromato, sm. i*emoving car-
riage.
Carruagem, sf. a cart, a coach
or chariot. — de aluguel, a hack-
ney-coach.
CarbBu sf. letter, eçlstil&^TcvVtxCva^.
— de metreor, «^ ôft»* tít^sxNH.—
CAR
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— regiãy an order or ordinance.
— citatoria, summons. Cartas de
jogar, playing cards. Ter boas — ,
to have a good hand at cards.
Perder por — de mais ou de
menos, to be over or under.
Gartabuxa, sf. a copper brush
used by goldsmiths.
GartaJbuxado, a^p. adj. cleaned
with a brush. [brush.
GartaLbuxar, va. to clean with a
Cartada, sf. a sort of t\s'o cards
in the basset. [thage.
Gartago or Carthago, sm. Car-
Gartaxuo, sm. wild saffron.
Gartão, sm. cartoon; a sort of
pasteboard.
Cartapacio. sm. a stitched book.
Gartasana, sf. cartisane. Jlenda
de — , vellum-lace.
Gartaz, sm. bill, placart ; posting-
bill, play-bill.
Garteado, a, pp. adj. sailed ac-
cording to the comuass.
Gartear, va. to sail oy the com-
pass. Cartear-se, vr. to corres-
pond by letters.
Garteira, sf. pocket-book, port-
folio; letter-case.
Garteiro.5m. the postman.
Garteirola, sf. V. Cartucheira.
Cartel, sm. a wi'itten challenge,
cartel. [philosophy.
Gartesianisxno, sm. Cartesian
Cartesiano, a, adj. Cartesian.
Garteta. sf. a game at cards.
Cartilagem, sf. cartilagá.
Gartilagineo. a, adj. cartila-
ginous. [ginous.
Cartilaginoso, a, adj. cartila-
Cartilha, sf. alphabet.catechism,
prhner. (account book.
CartimpólOf sm. a countryman's
Cartomancia, sf, the divination
by the cards. [records.
Cartorário, sm. keeper of the
Cartório, sm. V. Archivo.
Garturario or Cartureiro, «m.
archivist. [cartridges.
Cartuchame, sm, a provision of
Cartucheira, sf. cartridge-box.
Cartacho.sm.cartridge.cartouch;
a cornet of paper used by gra-
cers.
Cartulario, sm. archivist.
Cartuxa, sf. a convent of Car-
thusians.
Cartuxos, sm. pi. Carthusians.
Caruncho, sm. rottcnness.
Carunchoso, a, acZ/.^orm-eateQ,
rotten.
Caruncula, sf. {anat.) caruncl».
Caruru, sm. an herb of Brazil.
Carvalhal, sm. a grove of oaks.
Carvalheira, sf. the she-oak.
Carvalho, sm. oak.
Carvão, sm. coal. — de pedra, pit-
coal. — de lenha, charcoal. Negro
como um — , coal-black.
Carviz, sm. fisherman (in índia).
Carvoaria, sf. the place where
charcoal is made.
Carvoeira, sf. a coal-house, coal
pit; a coal-woman.
Carvoeiro, sm. a coal-man.
Carvoejado,a, pp. adj. converted
into coal. [coal.
Carvoejar, va. to convert into
Garyophilata, sf. avens or herb
benet.
Caryophilo, sm. Y. Cravo da
índia.
Casa., sf. house, homo, habita-
tion ; family, extraction. — de
esgrima, fencing school. — da
moeda, the mint. Pâr — , to set
up house-keeplng. — do botão,
a Dutton-hole.
Casaca, sf. coat. Sobre — , great
coat. Voltar a — , to be a turn-
coat. — amargosa, {bot.) plant
in Brazil.
GasacSo, sm. a great-coat.
Casaco, sm. upper-coat, surtout.
Casadeiro, a, adj. marriageable,
nubile.
Casado, a, pp. adj. married.
CasadoirO} a, adj. marriageablo.
Casal, sm. a farm-house; a cou>
pie male and femalc.
Casaleiro, sm, he that lives in a
farm-house.
Casamata, sf. casemate.
Casamatado, a, adj. having
caseraates.
Casamenteiro, a, sm. or /. matob-
maker.
Casamento, sm. marriage, w€»d-
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ding, ^edlock, match, matri-
mony.
Casantes, sm. pi. the bridegroom,
the bride.
Gasapo, sm. a cannon (in índia).
Casar, 5m. hamlet.
Casar, va. and n. to marry; to
become, to suit with ; {fig-) to
conciliate, to unite. Casarse ^
vr. to marry.
Casaria, sf. a row of houses.
Casatorio, sm. marriage.
Casca, sf. bark, rind (tree^ ; husk
or hose of wheat, etc. Por — s
de alhos^ for trifles. Julgar da
madeira pela — , to judge of the
inside by the outside.
Cascabumo, 5m. the peei, or skin
wherewith seeds are covered.
Cascado, a, pp. adj. struck.
Cascalheira, sf. place full of
stones or graveis.
Cascalho, sm. pebbles; shard of
marble, gravei.
Cascalhoso,a,ac(/. full of pebbles.
Cascalhudo, a, adj. full of gravei.
Cascalvo, a, adj. that has one or
more white coffins (a horse).
Cascar, va. to strike. [or rind.
Cascaroso, a, adj. having a bark
Cascarra, s/l a sortof f.sh.
Cascarrão, adj. Vinho — , a sort
of heady wine,
Cascarrilha, sf. {hot.) cascarilla.
Cascata, sf, cascade, -water-fall.
Cascavel, sm. varvels about the
leg of a hawk. Cobra de — , a
rattle-snake. A — surdido^ si-
lently.
Casco, sm. the skull ; the hoof ;
the keel or bottom of a ship;
helmet, casque. Os cascos^ sm.
pi. the brains ; {a sea term) casks
on board a shiç. [rind.
Cascudo, a, adj. having a thick
Gasculho, sm. {anc.) rind, peei.
Caseação, «/*. tne formation of the
cheese by the decomposition of
the milk.
Gaseadeira, sf. button-maker.
Caseado, a, pp. adj. having but-
to&4ioles. [holes.
Casear, va. and n. to make button-
Casebre, «m. a small house«
Partb I.
Caseira, sf. a farmer's wife.
Caseiro, sm. a farmer.
Caseiro, a, adj. domestic. homely.
private. Pão — ^^ousehold bread.
Ave — , a tame fowl.
Gaseo, sm. the residue of the
curdle-milk. [cheese.
Gaseoso, a, adj. caseoas, like
Caserna, «/*. barracks.
Gaserneiro, fm. he thatkeeps the
barracks. [cinnamon.
Gasia or Cássia, sf. aromatic
Casimira, sf. casimir.
Caso, sm. accident, event, case,
chance, fortune. ; fact, deed,
matter, crime. Fazer grande —
de alguém f to have a g^eat
esteem for one. Fazer pouco —
dCy to make light of.
Casório, sm. a country house.
Caspa, sf. scurf, dandruíf.
Gaspear-se, vr. to âU on's self of
scurf.
Gasposo, a, adj. scurfy.
Casqueiro, sm. a place where
wood is assamblea to be rough-
hewn.
Gasquejado, a-pp. adj. cicatrized.
Gasquejar, va. to cicatrize.
Gasquento, a, adj. that has a
great bark or rind.
Casquete, sm. a calot, leather or
paper to cover the skull.
Casquicheio, a, adj. that has the
casco full (horse).
Gasquicopado, a, adj. that has
the casco cut (horse).
Gasquiderraxnado, a, adj. that
has the casco verylarge (horse).
Casquilhar, va. to dress Hke a
beau. [ness.
Casquilharia, sf. fashionable-
Gasquilhioe, sf. fashionableness.
Casquilho, sm. a cox-comb, a
beau, a fop. IS^Yt merry.
Gasquilucio, a, adj. sprightly,
Casquinha, sf. a thin rind or
little bark.
Cassa, sf. muslin.
Cassação, sf. cassation, annnl-
ment, quashing. [quashed.
Cassado, a, jm. adj, annulled»
Cassar, va. to break» V) «^çoiâív^v»
ann^ú.
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182 —
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Cassarola, sf, saucepan ; a copper
stewing pan.
Cássia, sf. V. Cana fistula.
Cassida, sf. {nat. hist.) cassida.
Cassidea, sf. {nat. hist.) helmet-
shell.
Cassldonia, sf. {miner.) cassidony.
Gassim, sm. a small metal pan.
Cassina, sf. (bot.) cassine, cas-
siaberry Dusn. [cards.
Cassino, sm. cassino, game at
Cassinoide, sm. {math.) cas-
sinoide.
Cassiopea, sf. {astron.) cassiopea.
Gassiotico, a, adj. Nó — , a knot
hard to be untied.
Cassis, sm. V. Caciz.
Cassoila or Caçoula, sf. a per-
fuming pan. [trucks.
Cassoilos, sm. pi. [a sea term)j
Cassoleta, sf. hammer.
CsiStSi,sf. race, family, generation,
stock, kind, line, [destly.
Castamente, adv. chastely, mo-
Castanha, sf.chestnvit.CastanhaSt
.<?/". pf. {a sea term) cleats.
Castanhal, sm. aplot of chestnut-
trees. [tree.
Castanheira, sf. a wild chestnut-
Castanheiro, sm. a chcstnut<tree.
Castanhetas, sf. pi. castanets,
snappers, the snapping of the
íingers.
Castanheteado, Si^pp.adj. played
with castanets. [nets.
Gastanhetear, vn. to play casta-
Castanho, a, adj.chestnutcolour.
— claro, auburn. — escuro^ dark
chesnut colour.
Gastanhol, sm. straw of rye.
Castanholas, sf. pi. (nat. hist.)
spondylus. [nut-trees.
Gastanhoso, a, adj. fuUof ches-
Castanita, sf an argillous stone
resembling a chestnut.
Gastão, sm. the head of a cane.
Castellania, sf. castellany.
Castellão,5m. castellain,captain ;
constable.
Gastellar, va. V. Acastellar.
Gastellas, sf.pl. an ancient coin
of king Jolm I.
Gastellatico, sm» {anc.) a sort
ofold tribute.
Gastelleiro, sm. castellain.
Castello, sm. castle, fort, citadel,
fortress. — da popa, {a sea term)
hind-castle. — de proa^ the fore-
castle.
Casteval, sm. V. Castellão.
Gastiçado, a, pp. adj. bred.
Castiçar, va. to breed, to engen-
der. [good breed.
Castiço, a, adj. of good birth, of
Castidade, sf. chastity, chaste-
ness, continence. Arvore da — ,
Agnus castus. [chaste.
CastiJEicado, a, pp. adj. made
Castificar, va. to make chaste.
Castigação , sf. correction ,
amendment in oooks.
Gastigadamente, adv. correctly,
accurately.
Castigado, a, pp. adj. chastised,
punished.
Castigador, sm. chastiser.
Castigar, va. to chastise, to
punish, to correct. — um livro^
to correct or amend a book.
Castigavel, adj. 2 g. chastisable,
punishable. [tisement.
Castigo, sm. punishment, chas-
Gastinçal, sm. a grove of -wild
chestnut-trees. [tree.
Castinceira, sf. a -wild chestnut-
Gasto, a, adj. chaste, continent,
honest, puré.
Castões or Gostões, sm. pi. sol-
diers whose duty was to guará
the sea-cost.
Castor, sm. castor, beaver
Gastoreo, sm. castoreum.
Castração, sf. castration, gelâ-
ing, emasculation ; the cutting
off of the anthers.
Castrado, a, pp. adj. castrated,
gelded. — sm. castrato.
Castrador, sm. gelder.
Gastradura, sf. castration ; a scar
left by the castration.
Gastrametação. sf. castrameta-
tion.
Gastrametado , a, adj. sur*
rounded with intrenchments.
Castrar, va. to castrate, to geld.
V. Capar.
Castrense, adj, 2 g. of or pertain-
ing to a camp.
CAT
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Gatsaal, adj. S g. casual, acci-
dentaí, precarious.
Casualidade , sf. casualty, chance.
Casualmente, adv. aocidaoitally,
by chance.
Casulsta, sm. casuist.
Casuístico, a, adj. casuistical,
sophistical.
Casula, sf. a chasuble.
Casulo, sm. the huU or .peei en-
closinff the seeds of grain; —
cod of a silk-worm. [halls.
Casuloso, a, adj. that has the
Cata, sf. a view, a search. Ir em
— , to fetch. [tists.
Catabaptistas, sm. pi. catabap-
Catachrese, sf. {rhet.) cata-
chresis [enundation.
Gataclysmo , sm. cataclysm ;
Catacumbas, sf. pi. catacombs.
Gatacustica, sf. cataooustics.
Catadioptrica , sf. (phys.) cata-
dioptrics.
Catado, a, pp. adi. searched.
Catadromo, sm. a dancing rope.
Catadupa, sf. catadupe, cataract,
water-fall.
Catadura, sf. countenance, as-
pect, disposition. Bôa, má — ,
good, bad look.
Catafalco, sm. catafalco, a fune-
ral decoration.
Catalectico, a, adj- catalectic.
Catalectos, .sm. pi. collection.
Catalepsia, sf. catalepsy.
Cataléptico, a, adi. cataleptic.
Catalogo, sm. catalogue.
Catalotico, a, adj. catalotic
Catalufa, sf. a sort of wool cloth.
Catana, sf. large broad-^svord,
cutlass. [cutlass or sword.
Catanada, sf. a stroke with a
Catanear, va. V. Acutilar.
Gatapasmo, sm. {med.) catapasm.
Catapereiro, sm. a sort oi wáà
pear-tree. fphract.
Catapbracta, sf. {milit. 'Wt) cata-
Gataplaracto, sm. cataphract; a
horseman in complete armour.
CataplwBnía, sf. cataplasm, pla-
ster.
Gatapteamado, a, ada. full x)f
cataplasms; Uig.) siekly.
Cataporas, sf. pi. the small-pox
(Brazil).
Catapulta, sf. a catapult.
Gatar, va. to seek, to look for, to
search ; to louse. Caiar-se, vr. to
louse one's self. fali.
Cataracta, sf. cataract, water-
Catarata, sf. {med.) cataract.
Tirar as cataratas^ (jig.) to disa-
buse.
Catarateiro, sm. {med.) he who
cures cataracts.
Catarina, sf. Boda — , a wheel
so called among watch-^nakers.
Catarral, adj. 2 g. cotar rhal.
Catarreira, sf. agreat catarrh.
Catarrento, a, actj. catarrhous.
Catarro, sm. catarrh, cold.
Catarroso, a, adj. catarrhous.
Catascopio, sm. a sort of light
ship. [stuff.
Gatasol, sm. a superfíne woollen
Cs^sta, sf. a stall wherein they
set slaves to sale , a strapado.
Gatastaltico, a, adj. {med.) as-
tringent.
Catostase, sf. catastasis.
Catastrophe, sf. catastrophe.
Catatau, sm. rapier, sword with
•a large blade.
Catatua, sf. cockatos, a bird of
Ásia.
Catavento, sm. weather cock. —
de tiavio, weather Jflag ; a wheel
with holes to air houses.
Catechese, sf. oatechism.
Gatediisação, sf. caAechising.
Catechisado, a, pp. adj. cate-
chised.
Catecliisante, sm. Y. Catechista.
Catechisar, oa. to catechise;
ifig.) to reason with.
GatechiHmo, sm. catechlsm.
Catecdiista, sm. catechist.
CatectUstico, a, adj. catechistic,
catechistical.
Cateoliumenado, sm. the statc
of a catechumen.
Catechumenia , sf. {anc.) that
part of church appointed for
the instruction.
Catechuxneno, a, sm. or f. a ca-
techumen.
Catela, «f . * eoe^ «1 «aiiàffBX ^asN-
CAT
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CAU
Gatenifonne, adj. 2 ^. in a form
of a chain.
Caterva, sf. a crew, a shoal, troop.
Yir em — , to throng to^ether.
Gatharista, sm. V. Expiador,
Catharma, sf. the expiatory
victim.
Gatliarsia, sf. {med.) natural or
artificial evacuatioji.
Cathartico, a, adi. {med.) ca-
thartic, cathartical.
Gatharticos, sm. pi. {med.) ca-
thartics or purging medicines.
GaUiedra, sf. catnedra
Gathedradego, sm. [anc.) cathe-
dratic.
Gathedral, sf. cathedral.
Gathedrante , sm. cathedrated
doctor, professor.
Gathedratico, sm. professor in
an university.
Cathegoria, sf. category, class.
Gathegoricamente , aao. cate-
gorically.
Gathegorico, a, adj. categorical.
Catherese, 5/. {med) extenuation.
Catheretico, sm, {med.) cathere-
tic, caustic. [probe.
Catheter, sm. {surg.) catneter,
Gatheterismo, sm. {surg.) cathe-
terism.
Gatheto, sm. {arch.) cathetus, a
perpendicular Une.
Gatholicaxnente, adv. catholicly.
Gatholicão, sm. catholicon; a
purging electuarv.
Gatholicidade, sf. catholicness.
Gatholicismo, sm. catholicism.
Gatholico, a, adj. catholic ; uni-
versal. Isso não é — , that is aot
orthodox. Forno — , {chem.) a
little furnace. — , sm. he who
professes the catholic religion.
Gâitilinaria , sf. the three dis-
courses of Cicero against Cati-
lina, [índia.
Catimàron, sm. a sort of ship of
Catimbâo, sm. a ridiculous man.
Gatinga, sf. rank smell of the
blacks. [livated.
Cativar, va. V. Capticar and de-
Gato, sm, catchu, cashou.
Catohlepa, sf. a beast near the
rise orthe Nile.
Gatodonte, sm. {nat. hist.) cato-
don.
Gatoptrlca, sf. catoptrics.
Gatoptrico, a, adj, catoptrical.
Quadrante—, a renecting dial.
Gatoptromancia, sf. catoptro-
mancy.
Catorchite, sm. wine of figs; a
sort of vinegar.
Catraio, sm. a sort of boat to
carry fish in.
Catrapós, sm. the noise a horse
makes when running.
Catre, sm. a little bed.
Catropeo, sm. a horse.
Gatual, sm. a governor in índia.
Catulo, sm. {poet.) the yoong of
ali beasts.
Gatur, sm. a small ship of war
with oars, in índia.
Gatur eiró, sm. he who commandft
a catur.
Caturra, sm. a buffoon, jester.
Caturrar, va. to jest, to be jo-
cose.
Caturrice, sf. bu|foonery, jesting.
Caução, sf. caution, suretjr, bau
Caucaseo, a, adj. Caucasian or
Caucasean.
Caucionado, a, pp. adj, caa-
tioned, warned.
Caucionar, va. to caution, to
bail one. Caucionar-se, vr. to
nrovide, to be cautious ; to be
uailed.
Cauda, sf. tail, train ; stalk, atem;
end, extremity. A — de um pa-
vão, a peacock's train.
Caudal, adj. 2 g. plentiful.
GaudaJosaniente, adv. copious-
ly, plentifully.
Caudaloso, a, adj. plentiful, co-
pious. Rio — , a might^ river.
Caudatário, sm. a train-bearer.
Caudato, a, adj, caudate, having
a tail.
Gaudif ero, adj. that bears a túL
Gaudilhado, a, pp, adj, com-
manded.
Gaudilhamento, sm. the action
of commanding.
Gaudilhar, va. to conunand»
V. Capitanear.
\ CQNLiddUio, sm. a captain, a leadea
CAU
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CAV
Caudino, a, adj. made of a truuk.
Caule, sm. stalk, blade, stem.
Caulicolo, sm. {arch.) caulicole.
Caulino, a, adj. [bot.) caulife-
reous.
Caurtm, sm. cauris, porcelain-
sheel; (/Ç^.) a trick. [dler.
Caurineiro, sm. sharper, swin-
Causa, sf. cause, principie, oc-
casion ; plea, process. Um advo-
gado sem — , a counsellor without
a client Party, side, interest.
Por — rfe, for the sake of. Por
que — ? why ? [casioned.
Causado, a, pp. adi. caused, oc-
Causador, a, adj. tnat causes or
occasions. — sm. author.
Causal, sm. reason, motive. —
adj. 2 g. causal, causative.
Causalidade, sf. causalit^.
Causante, adj. 2 g. causing.
Causar, va. to cause, to occasion,
to give. Causar-sey vr. to bring
upon one's self. — a si mesmo
enfado , to create one's self
trouble.
Causativo, a, adj. causative.
Causidico, sm. Y. Advogado.
CausUcado, a, pp. adj. that has
been burnt by caustics; {fig.)
importuned.
Causticante, adj. 2 g. burning ;
ifig.) importune.
Causticar, va. to apply caustics ,
ifig.) to importune.
Causticidade , sf. causticity ,
caustic humour.
Cáustico, a, adj. caustic, burn-
ing; (fig.) caustic, bitinç.
Cáustico, sm. {med.) caustic ; {fig.)
violence.
Cauta, sf. a kind of herb.
Cautamente, adv. warily, with
caution. [precaution.
Cautela, sf. caution, wariness.
Cautelar, va. V. Acautelar and
derivated.
Cautelosamente, adv. cautious-
ly, prudently.
Cauteloso, a, adj. crafty, cun-
ning, sly, prudent.
Cauteretico, a, adj. caustic.
Cautério, sm, cautery.
Gautcoriaè^U). sf. cautemation. j
Cauterisado, a, pp. adj. cauter-
ized, burnt. [izes.
Cauterisador, sm. he who cauter-
Cauterlsar, va. to cauterize, to
sear, to bum, to apply a cau-
tery. [prudent.
Cauto, a, adj. wary, cautious.
Cava, sf. a turrow; digging or
delving. Veia — , {anat.) the bol-
low vein. CavaSy sf. pi. {arch.)
flutings.
Cavaca, sf. a sort of sweet cake.
Cavacado, a, pp. adj. chiped.
Cavacar, va. to chip.
Cavaco, sm. chip. [mattock.
Cavadella, sf. a blow with a
Cavadiço, a, adj. that "which is
or raay be dug out of the earth.
Cavado, a, pp. adj. made hoUow;
dug or pulled out.
Cavado, sm. a hole. — One of the
principal rivers in Portugal.
Cavador, sm. delver, ploughman.
Cavadura, sf. a furrow.
Cavalão, sm. a sort of fish, of the
tunny kind.
Cavalgada, sf. cavalcade.
Cavalgado, a, pp. adj. horsed,
mounted.
Cavalgador,5m. horseman, rider.
Cavalgadura, sf. any beast for
the saddle.
Cavalgar, va. to ride on horse-
back, to horse.
Cavalhada, sf. cavalcade.
Cavalhariça, sf. stable. Moço
de — , hostler.
Cavalheiro, sm. knight.
Cavalheiro, a, adj. noble,
distinguished. [gentleman.
Cavalherice, sf. an action of
Cavalla. sf. mackerel.
Cavallada, sf. {pop.) a great
rudeness, foliy.
Cavallagem, sf. the act of cover-
ing (speaking of a stallion).
Cavallar, adj. 2 g. of the race of
horses.
Cavallaria, sf. cavalry ; knight-
hood, chivalry. [horse.
Cavallariço, sm. master of the
Cavalleira, sf. a horsevom^xi.
CavalieLranieiite, ad-o. «& ^
knight or gen^Vem^xu
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CEC
Gavalleirar, va. {atic.) to escort
on horseback. [to a knight.
Cavalleirato, sm. pension paid
Cavalleiro, a, adj. (anc.) horsed.
Cavalleiro, sm. horseman, rider ;
kni}rht.
Cavalleirosainente, adv. nobly,
generously, bravely.
Cavalleiroso, a, adj. noble, ge-
nerons, chivalrous.
Cavallete, sm. an instrument of
torture made like a horse; the
bridge of a musical instrument ;
easel ; (print.) the gallows of a
printing press.
Gavallinha, sf. {bot.) the herb
called horse-tail.
Gavallo, sm. horse. — de batalha,
charger. A arte de montar a — ,
horsemanship. — anão, a nag.
Buscar alguém apée a — , to look
for one liigh and low. Trocar o
seu — torto por um cego, ififf-) to
chance for the worse. — capado,
a gelding. —não capado, a stoiie-
horse. Estar a — , {fig.) to be su-
perior. The knave (at cards).
Cavanejo, sm. a hand-basket.
Cavão, sm. di^ger, ploughman.
Cavar, va. to dig, to excavate,
to hollow. •
Cavatina, sf. [music.) cavatina.
Cavatura, sf. hollowness.
Cavedal, sm. an instrument used
by the gun-smiths.
Caveira, sf. a skuU.
Caveiroso, a, adj. cadaverous.
Caverna, sf. cavem, cave.
Cavernas, sf. pi. \a sea temi)
floor-timbers.
Cavernoso, a, adj. fuU of holes,
cavernous; {anat.) spongy.
Cavia, s. (nat. hist.) guinea-pig.
Cavial cr Caviar, sm. caviare.
Cavidade, sf. cavity.
Gavidar-se, vr. V. Acautelar-se
and derivated.
Cavilha, sf. a wooden nail ; an
iron pin ; peg.
Cavilhado, a, pp. adj. pegged,
pinned. Tem a alma cavilhada no
corpo, he has as iMany Jives as
^aviihador, sm. he who makes
Cavilhar, va. to peg, to pin.
Cavilhas {de ferro), sf. pi. {a sea
term) boits. [mooter.
Cavilheiro, sm. (a sea term) a
Cavillação, sf. cavillation, cavil-
ling.
Cavillado, a, pp. adi. deceived.
Cavillador, sm. caviller, sophist.
Cavillar, va. to deceive, to cavil,
to mock. [fallacious.
CavUlatorio, à, adj. sophistical,
Cavillosamente, adv. captiously,
deceitfully.
CaviUtoso, a, adj. captions.
Cavo, a, adj. hollow, cavernous.
Cavoucado, a, pp. adj. digged,
excavated. [a quarry.
Cavouco, sm. the hollow made in
Cavouqueiro, sm. a digger of
stones.
Caxa, sf. V. Caixa, Caixeiro, etc,
Cayra, sf. [anc.) a sort of measure
in Portugal. [wary.
Cazoar, sm. {nat. hist.) cassio-
Cazol, sm. a sort of black wa-
ter used by women of Ásia for
painting the eye-lids.
Cazona. sf. a great rice field.
Çahujo, sm. V. Sabujo.
N. B. Look under the letter 5,
for the words ihat you find
written with Ç.
Ceado, a, pp. adj. supped.
Gear, va. to sup. Deitar-se sem —
to go to bed supperless.
Cebar, sm. {bot.) a sort of aloés,
plant.
Cebola, sf. an onion. — cessem,
sea-onion.
Cebolada, sf. a meat dressed
with onions.
Cebolal, sm. a bed of onions.
Cebolinho, sm. cibol, ciboulet.
Ceceado, a, pp. adj. lisped or
lispt.
Gecear, va. to lisp.
Cecega, sf. and adj. tree pertain-
ing to a person, that is in a
íield pertaining to another. ^
Geceio, sm. lisp, the act of lisp-
ing.
Cecém., sf. "N". Açuceua.
Geceosameiite, ad-»! . Yy^^viv^^s .
GeceoBO, a, adj. Wwçm^.
1
m
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CEL
Ceoiar, va. V. Cecear.
Geco^aphia, sf. a method of
writing particular to the blínd.
Cedente, ppr. adj. yielding.
Ceder, va. to give up, to yield,
to truckle, to abandon, to relin-
quish. — vn. to condescend, to
yield, to give way.
Cedido, a, pp. adj. yielded.
CediUia, sf. a corama under the
letter C thus (Ç).
Gedixaento, sm. V. Cessão.
Cedivel, adj. 2 g. cessible.
Cedo, adv. soon, early. Mais — ,
sooner.
Cedria, sf. {pharm.) cedria, ce-
drium. [cedar-tree.
Gedrino, a, adj. belonging to the
Cedro, sm. cedar, cedar-tree.
Cédula, sf. schedule, bill, note,
billet.
Cega, sf. a sort of snake.
Cegado, a, pp. adi. blinded.
Cegamente, adv. blindly, rashlj.
Cegamente, sm. (anc.) blindness,
cecity ; (fig.) illusion.
Cegar, va. to blind ; to dazzle, to
cToud, to obscure. — a arttlhe-
ria, to silence the batteries, to
dismount the gnns. — vn. to be-
come blind. Cegarse, vr. to be
hallucinated, to act rashly.
Cega-rega, sf. grasshopper.
Cego, a, adj. blind, si^ntless. A's
cegfo*, blindly. Intestino — ^{anat.)
the blind gut. Terra cega^ woody
land. — sm. or f a blind man,
a blmd woman.
Cegonha, sf. a stork ; an engine
to draw up water ; swip.
Cégude, sf. hemlock, cicuta.
Cegueira, sf. blindness, cecity.
Ceguidade or CeguidSo, sf.
V. Cegueira.
Ceia, sf. supper.
Ceifa, sf. harvest. [ped.
Ceifado, a, pp. adj. reaped, crop-
Ceifão, sm. V. Ceifeiro.
Ceifar, va. to reap, to cut com,
to crop, to mow.
Ceifeiro, sm, reaper, harvest-
laan, gaúxerer.
Céin, ir, ã baaket used by por-
tors; asdl.
Ceita, sf. {anc.) an old tribute in
Portugal. [coin.
Ceitil, sm. a sort of very small
Ceivado, a, adj. unyoked (speak-
ing of oxen.) [oxen.
Ceivar, va. — os bois, to unyoke
Celadá, sf. helmet, basinet, salad.
Gelçimim, sm. V. Selamim.
Celebração , sf. celebration ;
praise, applause.
Celebrado, a,j5p. adj. celebrated,
solemnized.
Celebrador, sm. a praiser.
Celebradora,.'?/'. she that praises.
Celebrante, sm. the priest that
says the high mass in a solem-
nity. [solemnize.
Celebrar, va. to celebrate, to
Celebraveli adj. 2 g. praisewor-
thy. [raous.
Celebre, adj. 2 g. celebrious, fa-
Celebremente, adu.celebriously.
Celebridade, sf. celebrity, fame ,
solemnity.
Celebrisado, a, pp. adj. made
renowned.that has got celebrity.
Celebrisar-se, vr. to acquire cele-
brity. [damente.
Celeradamente, adv.X. Accelera-
Celere, adj. 2 g. light, swift,
nimble. [ness, rapidity.
Celeridade, sf celerity, swift-
Celerimetro, sm celerimeter.
Celeripede, adj. 2 g. that has a
light foot. [heavenly.
Celeste , adj. 2 g. celestial ,
Celestial, adj. 2 g. celestial.
Celestialmente, adv. celestially.
Celestina, sf. [min.) celestine.
Celestino, a, adj. celestial, of a
blue colour.
Celestinos, sm. pi. Celestines . an
order of monks. [ho-up !
Celeuma, sf. (a sea term) the cry :
Celeumear, vn. to cry ho-up.
Celga, sf. V. Acelga. [in.
Celna, sf. a basket to pull the nsh
Celbeado, a, adj. that has celhas.
Celhas, sf. pi. the eye-lashes.
Celibatário, sm, and ad.\. V»^-
cheloT. ^.^ .
Celibato, «m. a^\\W^i v^^^^^^x^-
l to ceUbacy.
CEN
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CEN
Célico, a, adi. celestial.
Gelicolas, sf. pi. {poet.) the inha-
bitants of heaven.
Celidonia, sf. {bot.) chelidonía.
Gelifluo, a, adj. that flows from
heaven. fa celestial oriçin.
Geligeno, a, aa;j. {poet. ) havmg
Celipotente,a(í;. 2 g. that reigns
in heaven.
Gella, sf. cell ; retreat ; the cells
of bees (in a honeycorab).
Celleireiro, sm. cellarist,cellarer.
Gelleiro, sm. cellar, granary,
stowage.
Gellula, sf. a little cell.
Gellular, adj. 2g. cellular, full
of cavities. Tecido — , (bot.)
coat.
Gelluloso, a, adj. cellular.
Gelostomia, sf. a sorf of defect
in the voice. [height
Gelsitude, sf. celsitude, highness,
Celso, a, adj. high, excellent,
singular.
Céltico, a, adj. celtic.
Cem, adj. ahundred. [tation.
Cexnentação, sf. (chem.) cemen-
Cezuentade, a, aaj. cemented.
Gexnentar, va. {chem.) to purify
gold. [tory.
Cexnentatorio, a, adj. cementa-
Gemento, sm. ceraent.
Gexuiterial, adj 2 g. concerning
a cemetery. [cemetery.
Cemitério, sm. church-yard,
Cenáculo, sm. a dining-room,
upper-room. [to the supper.
Cenatorio, a, adj. of or belonging
Cendal, sm. a fine linen or silk.
Cendrado, a, adj. cleansed,
purged.
Cenho, sm. a stately look, — a
disorder under the hoof of a
horse. [look.
Genlioso,a, adj. that has a stately
Ceno, sm. V. Lodo.
GenoÍ)ialmente, adv. in a ceno-
bitical manner.
Genobiarcha, sm. {anc.) the
superior in a convent.
Cenobita, sm. a cenobite.
Cenobitico, a, adj. cenobitical.
Genoira or Cenoura, sf. carrot.
Cenosidade, sf. puddle, sludge
Cenoso, a, adj. miry, muddy,
marshy.
Cenotaphio, sm. cenotaph.
Cenotario, a, adj. and s. of or
belonging to the art of making
tents to encamp. (datory.
Censatorio, sm. (in lato) feu-
Censionario, sm. feudatory.
Censo, sm. charge, tribute cense ;
census. Pa^ar o censo á morte,
{fig.) to die.
Censor, sm. censor ; critic.
Censório , a , adj. censorial ,
censorian.
Censual, adj. 2 g. censual, relat-
ing to a census or tribute.
Censualista, sm. {in law) he vho
receives charges. [manner.
Censualmente, adv. in a feudaJ
Censuario , sm. former , copy-
holder.
Censura, sf. censure, blame,
censorship ; criticisra.
Censurado, a, j9p. adj. censured.
Censurador,a,577i or f. censurer,
censor; critic-
Censurar, va, to censure, to
blame, to condemn.
Centaíolho, sm. acalfs or lambas
pluck or gather.
Censurável, ad;. 2 g. censurable.
Centão, sm. {fort.) a sort of man-
telets ; {poet. ) cento.
Centáurea, sf. {bot.) centaury, a
vulnerary plant.
Centauro, sm. a centaur; fi^.)
a whimsical man.
Centeal, sm. a field of rye.
Centeio, sm. rye. — branco , amel-
corn. [to r^e.
Centeio, a, adj. of or belonging
Centelha, s/*. spark, flash offire.
Centelhar, vn. to sparkle, to flash.
Centena, sf. the place of hun-
dreds m numeration.
Centenar, sm. centenary.
Centenário, a, adj. centenarious,
centenary. [hundrçdth.
Centésimo, a, adj. centesimal,
Centifolio, a, adj. {bot.) centi-
folious.
Centígrado, a, adj. consisting of
a hundred degrees. Thermometro
— , a centigrade thermometer.
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Gentigramma.j/'. centiçram.
Centillar, va. V. Scintiliar.
Gentilitro, sm. centiliter.
Centimano, a, adj. that has a
hundred hands.
Gentimetro, sm. the hundredth
part of a meter.
Cêntimo, sm. centime.
Gentipede, adj. 2 g. that has a
hundred feet. [sure.
Gentisterlo, sm. a French mea-
Gento, «m. hundred; cent.
Gentoculo, adj. that has a hun-
dred eyes.
Gentões, sm. pi {poet.) centos.
Centola, sf. a sort of large crab.
Gentos, sm. pi. Jogo dos — , picquet
(game).
Gentral, adj. 2 g. central.
Gentralmente, adv. cent rally.
GentraliEratção, sf. centralisation,
centrality.
Gentralisado, a^ adj. centralised.
Gentralisar, va. to centralise.
Gentriíugo, a, adj. centrifu^al
Gentrina, sf. (nat. hist.) centrme,
sea-fish. [the centre.
Gentripetencia, sf. tendencj to
Centrípeto, a, adj. centripetal.
Centro, «m. centre, center; mart.
Estar no seu — , to be at pleasure
Gentumviro, sm. centumvir.
Gentumviral, adj. 2 g. centum-
virai. [virate.
Centamvirato , sm. centum-
Gentuplioadaniente , adv. a
hundred times double.
Centuplicado, a, adj. multiplied
a hundred- fold.
Centuplicar, va. to augment a
hundred-fold. [dred-fold.
Cêntuplo, SJH. centuple, a hun-
Genturia, sf. century, a hundred.
Centuriador, sm. centuriator.
Genturial, adj. 3 g. of or belong-
ing to a century.
Centurião, sm. a centurion.
Centurionado, sm. the dignity of
a centurion.
Côo, sm. heaven, the skv, the
fírmament; paradise. Un bom — ,
a fine climate. O — da boca^ the
palate of the mouth. — da cama,
the tester of a bed.
Ceomancia, sf. the divination by
the inspection of heaven.
Cepa, sf. vine-plant, the body of
tne vine ; the roots that reraain
in the g^ound aíter the tree is
cut.
Cepeira, sf. V. Videira.
Cephalographia, 5/. {anat.)ana-
tomical description of the nead.
Cephalalgia, sf. {med.) cepha-
lalgy. [logy.
Cephalalogia, sf. {anat.) cephala-
Cephalatomia, «f. {a?iat.) cepha-
latomy.
Cephalea, sf. {med.) cenhalea.
Cephalico, a, adi. {med!) cephalic,
belonging to the head.
Ceplialitis, sf. Imed.) an inâam-
mation of the urain.
Cephalometro, sm. {surg.) ce-
phalometer.
Cephalopodes, sm. pi. {nat. hist.)
a sort of mollusca. [ache.
Cephaloponia, sf, {med.) head-
Cepheo, «m. {astr.) Cepheus.
Cepilhaduras, «/"./jí. chips, shav-
ings.
Cepilhar, va. V. Acepilhar.
Cepilho, sm. a plane.
Cepo, 5771. a stump, stock, block,
a springe ; a crooked plane ;
{figTj a stupid creature.
Cera, sf. wax. Da — orelha^ ear-
wax. — amarella, virgin-wax.
Fazer — , to be idle.
Geraceo, a, adj. cereous, waxen,
like wax.
Gerame, sm. a house standing
upon four stumps (Malabar).
Gerapes, sm. V. Ceroto.
Cerasta, sf. cerastes * a serpent
having four pairs of horns
Ceratoglosso, sm. {anat.) ccrato-
glossum. [stone.
Ceraunia, sf. ceraunias, thunder-
Cerbero, wi. Cerberus. — (chem.)
cerberus chimicus. [about.
Cerca, adv. near, nigh, close by ,
Cerca, sf. hedg^e, enclosure ; any
farden or wme-yard. — de ma-
eira, a palisade.
Cercado, a, pp. adj. enclosed.
Cercador, sm. besieger.
Cercadura^ «f. b. eottvç%a^X^"w«»-
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ronnd soroething; eâge^ frame.-
Gercamento, sm. V. Colgaduras.
Cercanias, */. pi. the adjacent
parts of a town, etc.
Cercantes, sm. pi. the besiegers
or blockers. [next.
Cercão, adj. {anc) neighbouring,
Cercar, va. to besiege, to enclose,
to surround ; to encompass ; to
wall, to hedge.
Cerce, adv. even "with the root,
close to the bottom.
Cerceado, a, pp. adj. lessened.
Cerceador, sm. one who clips or
cuts round.
Gerceadura, sf. clippinç.
Cerceamento, sm. clipping.
Cercear, va. to clip, to lessen.
Cerceio, sm. clipping.
Gerceo or Cercio, a, adj. a cnt-
ting short, clipping.
Cerceta, sf. a teal.
Cercilhado, a, adj. that has a
tonsure or crown (monk).
Cercilliar, va. to shave a monk's
crown , to run often hither and
thither.
CerciUio, sm. a monk's crown.
Cerco, sm. a &iege or blockade ;
a circle about the sun, moon, etc.
Cerdas, sf. pi. horse-hair ; wild
boar's bristles.
Cerdoso, a, adj. bristly-
Cereaes or Cereales, sm. pi.
. com grain ; ali sorts of com,
grain, etc.
Cereal, adj. 2 g. cereal, per-
taining to com; belonging to
Ceres. [cerebel.
Gerebello, sm. cerebellum or
Gerebelloso, a, 0(2;. of or belong-
ing to the cerebellum.
Cerebral, adj. 2 g. cerebral,
cerebrine.
Gerebriforme. acU. 2 g. that has
the form of the brain. [brine.
Gerebrino, a-, adj. cerebral, cere-
Cerebro, sm. brain ; {fig ) mind.
— débil, a weak mind. — aca-
nhado^ a narrow mind.
Gerebro-espinbal, adj. 2 g. of or
belonging to the brain and the
spinal marrow. [chervil.
Cerefólio or Cere£olliOi smj
CerejíBt^ sf. cherry. -- brava, the
cornel-tree. [ry-trees grow.
Cerejal, sm. the place where cher-
Gerejeira. sf. a cherry-tree.
Ceremonia, sf. ceremony, rite.
Por — , coldly, out of compli-
ment,
Ceremoniado, a, j5/>. adj. witJi
ceremony. [tual fonn.
Ceremonial, sm, ceremonial, ri-
Ceremonial, adj. 2 g. ceremonial.
Ceremoniar, va. to treat one
ceremoniously. Ceremoniar-sej
vr. to be treated with ceremony .
Ceremoniaticamente, adv. ce-
remoniously.
Ceremoniatico, a, adj. ceremo-
nious, formal. [moniously.
Ceremoniosamente, adv. cere-
Ceremonioso, a, adj. ceremo-
nious, formal.
Cereo, a, adj. of wax, wax colour.
Ceres, 5/*. [myth.) Ceres.
Cergideiras, sf. pi. {a sea term)
leech-lines. — de mezena , the
mizen brails [America.
CerieJra-, sf. a tree of North
Cerieiro, sm. wax-chandler.
Cerifero, a, adj. that produces
wax (tree). [wax-pictures.
CexiUoo^SL^adj. belonging to the
Cerintha, sf. v. Chupamel.
Cerites, sm. cerite ; silicious oxid
of cerium.
Cerio or Cerium, sm. cerium.
Gemado, a, pp. adj. cut to the
heart (speaíéing of a tree).
Gemar, va. to cut a tree to the
heart. [ring, circle.
Geme, sm. the heart of a tree;
Gerneiro. a, aâj. that has cerne.
Cernelha, sf. the end of the ridge-
bone of a beast towards the
n«ck.
Gemido, a, pp. adi. bolted.
Cemilbeira, sf. V. Cacheira.
Cernir, va. to bolt.
Ceroeoma, s.{nat hist.) cerocoma.
Ceroferario, sm. a torch-bearer.
Geroilas, sf. pi. drawers, trow-
sers.
Gerol, sm. shoemaker's wax.
Gercma, sf. {anc.) a mixture of
oil and wax used by the athlets.
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Geromandap sf. ceromancy.
Geromel, sm. an ungnent com-
posed of "wax and honey.
Geroplastlca, sf. the act of monld-
ing in wax. [sear-cloth.
Geroto, sm. cerate ; a plaster ;^ a
Cerqueiro, a, sm. or f. the friar
or nun that takes care of the
garden [cerca).
Cerração, sf. a thick fog, haze.
— do tempo y close glooray wea-
ther. — do peito^ shortness of
breast. [muladamente.
Cerradamente, acít;. (anc.).V. Si-
Cerradella, sf. {bot.) a sort of
herb.
Cerrado, a, ptt> adi. shnt, close,
locked; dark, gloomy; thick.
Fallar — , to speak a broken
language. Cavallo — , is said
when a beast's age cannot be
known by the teeth. Bosque — ,
a dark wood.
Cerrado, sm. an enclosure.
Cerradoiros, sm. pi. the strings
of a purse.
Cerradura, sf. V. Cerca.
Cerraes, sm. pi. the strings of a
purse.
Cerrar, va. to shnt, to lock ; to
thicken. — a conta, to close an
account. — a boca a alguém^ to
stop one's mouth. — os olhos,
{fiÇ-) to take off one's eyes of a
tmng. — vn. — o cavallo, to mark
no long by the teeth. Cerrar-se,
vr. to close one's self. — á banda,
to set up a resolution not to
Ustento-what people aretalking
of. — a n(^te, to gro-w dark.
Cerro, sm. a hillock.
Certame or Certamen, sm. con-
troversy, dispute.
Certamente, adv. certainly.
Certão, sm. V. Sertão.
Certar, va. to fight.
Certeiro, a, adj. that is right.
Certeza, sf. certainty, surety.
Certhia, sf. (omith.) woodpecker.
Certidão, sf. certincate, attesta-
tion. [certifying.
Certillcação, sf. certiâcation,
Gertifloado, SL^pp» adj, certLSed.
Gertifioador, sm. certlôer.
Certiflcante, sm. certifier.
Certiíioar, va. to certify. to ds-
sure, to testify. Ceriifiear-se.
vr. to be certifled of a thing.
Certlficatorlo, a, adj. serving 1 1
certify.
Certeza, a^j. certain, sure, true.
right. Lia — , a fixed day. Itf
certo, por — , certainly. Ao — .
exactly. Mão certa, a stea<iy
hand. O negocio é de certa im-
poría«cía, it is a matter of som*»
iiiiportance.
Certo, aàv. certainly, suroly.
Cerada, sf. V. Celiaonia.
Cemleo, a, adj. cerulean, c»-
ruleous.
Cernlicrlnito,a, adj. {poet. ) that
has blue hairs. [ons.
Cemlo, a, adj. cerulean, cerulo-
Ceramen, sm. cerumen, ear-wax.
Cerusa, sf. cenise.
Cerra, sf. a hind, a deer.
Cerval, adj. 2 g. belongin^ to a
deer. Lobo — , a lynx.
Cervato, sm. brocicot, spittcr (a
deer two years old).
Cenreiro, a, adj. fierce. Cão — .
V. Cerbero.
Cerveja, sf. beer, alo. fam onde
se vende — , an ale-!iouse.
Cervejeira or Cervejaria, sf.
brewerv, brewhouse.
Cervejeiro, sm. a brower.
Cervlcabra, sf. {nat. hist.) a roe.
Cervical, adj. 2 g. (anat.) cervi-
cal, belonging to the neck.
Cervillias, sf. pi. a sort of shoes ,
dancing shoes.
Cervllbelra, sf. an old defensivo
armoor for the head.
Cervino, a, adj. of or belongin;^
to the deer.
Cerviola, sf. (a sea term) a da\'ít.
Cerviz, sf neck, (/í^.) obstinacy,
stubbomess.
Cervo, sm. a stag.
Cerzir, va. V. Cirxir.
César, sm. Caesar, the name of the
Roman emperors.
Cesáreo, a, adj. belonging to
Csesar or to the emperor.
Cesariano, a. adj. belonging tê
Caesar or to the em^^xox.
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Céspede, sm. a clod or lump of
earth,
Gespitoso, a, adj. cespititious,
covered with turf.
Cessação, sf. cessation, suspen-
sion. — de armas ^ armistice.
Cessado, a, pp. adj. ceased, dis-
continued.
Cessante, ac(/.2 g.{m law) ceasing.
Cessão, sf. cession, concession,
relinquishraent.
Cessar, vn. to cease, to give over,
to leave oíf t to end.
Cessionário, a, adj. cessionary.
— , sm, grantee.
Cessivel, adi. 2 g.{in law) cessible.
Gesso, sm. V. Sesso.
Cesta, sf. basket,inauiid; pannier.
Cestada, sf. a basket-full.
Cestaria, sf. a sort of tribute paid
at Lisbon for the íish-baskets.
Cesteiro, sm. basket-maker.
Cesto, sm. basket, hamper, pan-
nier. E' um — roto^ {prov.) he is
a leaky vessel; (a sea term) a top
Cesto, stn. cestus, a kind of club
or whirlbat.
Cestões, sm. pi. V. Capoeiras.
Cestuato, a, adi. made in the
shape of a basKet. [sion.
Cesura, sf. cesura; (surg) inci-
Cetaceo, a, adj. cetaceous.
Cetáceos, sm. pi. the cetaceous
animais. [miltwort.
Cetereque, sm. {bot.) ceterac,
Ceto, sm. a "whale.
Cetologia, sf. cetology.
Cetra, sf. a short square target.
Cetraria, sf. falconry. [coner.
Cetreiro, sm. faulconer or fal-
Cetrino, a, adj. {anc.) red.
Ceva, sf. meat wherewith a beast
is fattened. A — das aves^ the
crararaing of fowls.
Cevada, sf. barley. Cevadinha,
yc&rl or small barlev.
Cevadal, sm. the place where
barley grows. [spritsail.
Cevadeira, sf. (a sea term) the
Cevadeiro, sm. he who takes
care of the barley for the king's
horses.
Cevadiço, a, adj. fattened.
Cevado, a,pp. adj. fattened.
Cevador, sm. a poulterer.
Cevadoiro, sm. a place wherein
creatures are fattened.
Cevadura, sf. the remains of a
partridge, çoose, etc , ^here-
with any bird of prey is eram
med.
Cevandija, sf. any nasty insect.
Cevão, sm. a pig that as been
fattened.
Cevar, va. to niake fat, to feed,
to fatten. Pedra de — . V. Iman.
Cevar-se, vr., {prop. and fig.) to
be glutted.
Ceveira, sf. com grain.
Cevo, sm. bait to catch íishes ;
(fig.) bait, attraction.
Chá, sm. tea. — pérola, gun-powder
tea. Estou convidado para um — ,
I am invited to a tea-party.
Chaãda, sf V. Planície.
Chabuco, sm. a -whíp,
Chaça, sf. (at tennis) chase.
Chacal or Jacal, sm. {nat. hist.)
jackall, golden wolf.
Chaçar, vn. to make chase (at
tennis). [(in Brazil).
Chácara, sf. a field-house, a farm
Chacina, sf salt meat.
Chacinado, a, pp. adj. minced,
cut in pieces. [pieces.
Chacinar, va. to mince or cut in
Chacinador, sm. pork-butcher.
Chaco, sm. a driver (cooper's
tool).
Chacota, sf. merry making •
foolery. Fazer — ífe alguém^ to
make a jest o fone. [mocked.
Chacoteado, a, pp. adj. jested,
Chacoteador, sm. a jester."
Chacotear, vn. to jest, to mock,
to scoíf.
Chacoteiro, sm. a jester.
Chaíalhão, sm. a jovial man.
Chafariz, sm. a public fountain.
Chafarruz, sm. a sort of game.
Chafurdado, a, pp. adj. dabbled,
wallowed. [wallow.
Chafurdar, vn. to dabble. to
Chafurdeiro, a, sm, or f. sludge,
siop.
Cbaga, sf. ulcer, wound, sore-
Chagado, a, pp, adj. wounded.
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Chagar, va. to wound, to hurt, to
ulcerate.
CSiagueira, sf. {bot.) cardemine
ofPerú. [galled.
Chagaento, a, adj. wounded,
Ghagueres, sm. pi. a sort of
vessel.
Chalaça, sf. a jest, a mocking.
Chalaceado, a, pp. adj. jested.
Ghalaceador, sm. Jester.
Chalacear, va. to jest, to mock.
V. Zombar.
Ghalavegão, sm. a sort of ves-
sel with oars (in índia).
Chalcedonia, sf. chalcedonv.
Ghalces, sm. a sort of thistle.
Chalco, S)n. {min.) chalk.
Chalcographia , sf. chalco-
graphy.
Chalcographico, a, adj. of or
belonging to chalcography.
Ghalcographo . sm. chalcogra-
pher.
Chaldaico, a, adj. Cbaldaic or
btílonging to tho Chaldeaiis
Chaldeo, a, adj. Chaldaic, Chal-
dean.
Chalé, sm. shawl.
Chaleira, sf. a boiler, a kettlo to
boil water iri.
Chalupa, sf. a sloop , boat.
Chalybeado, a, adj. {pharm)
chaly beata.
Chamada, sf. chamade, parley;
mark, sign (book).
Chamado, a, pp. adj. called.
Chamador, sm. one who calls.
Chamadora, sf. call.
Chamalote, sm. camblet.
Chamamento , sm. call, warn-
ing.
Chamar, va to call, to call for,
to name, to denomiuate Man-
dar — , to send for. Chamar-se^
vr. to be called.
Chamariz, sm. [nat. hist.) a wit-
wal, loriot, {fig.) allureraent, at-
traction. [sheep skins.
Chamarra . sf. a garment of
Chamba, sf. [anc.) leg, thigh.
Chambaçal, sm.Y. Girasoí.
Chambão, sm,. a picked boné j he
that MTxáertàkea to do a thing
he kaowB notbing of.
Chambarll, sm. a gammon of
bacon. [íyric verse.
Chamberga, sf. (poet ) a sort of
Chamboado, a, pp. adj. Y. Gros-
seiro.
Chamboice, sjf. V. Grosseria.
Chambre, sf. morning-gown,
gown.
Chambrié.^m . whip- cord ,scourgr;
for horse-colt.
Chameira, sf. a -vi-oiíian thnt
carries the bread to the ovou.
Chãmente, adv. sincerely, plniii-
ly. [of mat-weoil.
Chamiça, sf. a smull rope niai!-:;
Chamiceiro, sm. he who carrie >
chamiças. [coal.
Chamlço, sm. small sticks, char-
Chaminé, sf. a chlmney; tube,
nipplc (gun).
Chamma, sf. ilame. blaze. Lan-
çar fogo e — , {fig.) to fret and
fume ; (fig.) love, passion.
Chammejado, a, pp. adj. blazed.
Chammejante, arij. 2^. buruing,
flamiug.
Chammejar, va.aná n. to blaze.
to âame, to tiash.
Chamorro, a, adj. shorn.
Champa, sf. the Hat side of tho
sword.
Champanha , sf. Champaigii ,
French province. — , sm. cbam
paign wmc.
Champão, sm. or Champana,
sf. a large boat in Índia.
Champil, sm. a gin, a snare.
Champortar, va {anc.) V. Mis-
turar, [strong plankii.
Champrões, sm. pi. thick and
Chamusca, sf. singeing.
Chamuscado, a, pp. adj. singed.
Chamuscadura, sf. singeing.
Chamuscar, va. to singe.
Chamusco, sm. the smell of any
thmg singed.
Chanca, sf. a long^ foot.
Chança, sf. a jest or \rittv
saying; sarcasm. [callea.
Chancarona, sf. a sea-fish so
Chanceado, a^ pp. adj. tsloOia^.
Ghanoear, vn. Xo mociW, x<> ''***
jocoae, ^^«^"l:
Chanoeiro, sm. moc\iftt,>o^>a<^^'»
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Chancella, sf. a slip of paper to
enclose letters ; a seal.
Ghancellado, a, pp. adj. sealed.
Chancellar, va. to close letters,
to seal up. [chancery.
Chancellaria, sf. chancellorship,
Ghanceller, sm. chancellór. —
mór, the lord chancellór.
Chançoneta, sf. a little song.
Chaneza, sf. the smooth, levei
surface of a lield, glass, etc;
[fig.) mgenuity, frankness, sin-
cerity. [hashed.
Chanfana, sf. bullock's lights
Ghanfaneiro, a, sm. or /. he
or she •whoselis chanfana; alow
eating-house keeper.
Chanfrado, a, pp. adj. sloped.
Chanfrador, sm. a tool for slop-
ing. [ting.
Ghanfradura , sf. sloping, cut-
Chanfrar, va. to slope, to hollow.
Chanfretas, sf pi. trifles, toys ,
idle stones.
Chanfro, sm. slop, cut; the cut-
tin"^ of the comer of a board
witn a plane.
Chanqueta, sf. an old shoe. An-
dar com os sapatos de — , to
walk slip-shoed.
Chantadoria, sf. {anc.) polés,
the act of planting stalks.
Chantados, sm. pi, polés.
Chantar, va. and derivated. Y.
Fmcar.
Chantel. sm. the last piece.of
the bottom of a vessel.
Chantoeira, sf. nursery; plot of
ground forraisingyoung trees.
Chantrado, sm, the chanter's
dignity.
Chantre, sm. Chanter.
CSbão, adj. m. Chãa, f. smooth,
âat, piam.
Chão, sm. ground, soil. Canto — ,
plain singing by notes.
Cnaos, sm. chãos; {fig.) confn-
sion. [metal.
Chapa, sf. plate, thin-piece of
Chapada, sf. levei ground.
Chapado, a, pp adj, perfect,
complete.
Chaparia, sf. plates, thin-pieces
of small metais.
Chaparreiro or Chaparro, «m*
a young cork-tree.
Chapas, sf. pi. {a sea term) iron
plates.
Chapeado, a, pp. adj. plated,
covered with plates.
Chapear, va. to plate, to cover
•with plates.
Chapeirão, sm. a broad brimmed
hat; a cloak with a cowl.
Chapeleria, sf. a hatter's manu-
facture.
Chapeleira, sf. the hatter's wife ;
hat-case or hat-box .
Chapeleiro, sm. a hat-maker,
hatter.
Chapeleta, sf. a leap, a hop ,
a little hat or cap. Fazer cha-
peletas^ ducks and drakes; (a
sea term) the lower box of a
pump.
Chapelete, sm. a little hat
Chapèo, sm. hat. — de sol ou de
chuva, umbrella.
Chapiín, sm. a sort of high-soled
clogs made of cork.
Chapineiro, sm. he who sells or
makes buskins.
Chapinhar, vn. to bath or vret
with the hands.
Chapins, sm pi. pattens, buskins.
Chapitel or Chapiteo, sm. ca-
pital, chapiter, head.
Chapotado, a, pp. adj. pruned.
Chapotar, va. to prune.
Chapuz, sm. {carp.) cheeks of
side beams; {a sea term) fishes
(masts) ; a word to express the
noise of any thing when it falis
down.
Charachina, sf. in a Chinese
fashion.
Character, sm. V. Caracter.
Charada, sf. charade, a sort of
riddle. [charades.
Charadista, sm. he who makes
Charamela, sf. a bag-oipe.
Gharameleiro, sm. a bag-piper.
Charana, sf. a hollow vessel (in
Ásia). [China-
Charão, sm. a varnish used in
Gfaaraviscal or Chavascal, sm.
a thicket of bushes.
Charco, sm. a puddle.
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CQiarel, sm. a honsing or horse-
cloth.
Chareo, sm, a fish of Brazil.
Chareta, sf. the wood of a cocoa-
tree. [words.
Cliarete, sm. fine but deceitftil
Charisma, sf. V. Carisma.
Charla, sf. gabble ; babblinff.
Charlador, sm. babbler, gaobler.
Charlar, vn to babble, to gabble.
Charlataneaâo, s^.pp» adj. boast-
ed, prated. [prate.
Gharlatanear, va to quack, to
Charlataneria , sf. qaackery ,
jugçling.
Gharlatanesco, a, adj. quackish.
Charlatanismo, sm. quackery,
charlãtanism.
Gharla'tôlo, sm. qaack, charlatan.
Charneca, sf. a hcath, a sandy
and barren land.
Charneira, sf. hinge, joint.
Charoado. a, pp. adj. japanned,
varnished like japan work.
Charola, sf. V. Andor,
Charpa, 5/'. scarf
Char^nieiro;, a, adj. fenn;y,
marshy. [rustic.
Charro, a, adj. low, vile, rude.
Charrua, sf. large plongh; a
lugger, merchant-ship.
Chartophylax, sm a dignity in
the Greek church. [leaves.
Charuto, sm, cigar, tobacco
Charybde or Carybdes, sm.
{myth) Charybdes.
Chasco, sm. a hedge-sparrow ;
a trick.
Chasona, sf. Homem de má — , a
man that flnds fault with every
thing. [deceivea.
Chasqueado, a, pp. adj. dnçed,
Chasquear, va. to dupe, to tnck.
Chassos, sm. pi* (a sea term)
keys.
Chatim, sm. a great merchant.
Chatinado; a, pp.adj. trafflcked.
Ghatínar, vn. to trade, to traf-
fic; to merchandize small
things.
Chato, a, adj. fiat.
Chavão, sm. a sort of stamp to
mark paste.
Ghavascal, sm. abad groiind.
Chavascar, va. nnd derivated.
V. Atamancar.
Chavasquice, sf. V. Grosseria.
Chave, sf. key. Palheta da — ,
kev-bit; {fig.) authority, power,
innaence. — da abobada, the
key-stoue of a vault. Ter a —
de alguma cousa, [fig.) to be
master of a thing.
Chaveco, sm. xebec (ship).
Chaveira, */. jiortress, <a fpni:»Ie
door-keeper in a monastfry ,
{med.) the rot. [l>ars
Chaveix^o, sm. i/t^-ral.) bends.
Chaveiro, sm. door-kepper, por-
ter, turnkey. [has lhe rot.
Chaveiroso, a, adj. {med.) that
Chavelha, sf. a peg or pin to
fasten the drauírnt of horses.
Chavelho, sm. horn.
Chávena, sf. cup, drinking-cup.
Chaveta, sf. the linchpin of a
•wheel ; {a sea term), a piece ol
iron to secure the pins of a ship
Chavetado, a, pp. adj shut with
a key or linchpin.
Chavetar, va. to secure with a
linchpin.
Chedas, af. pi. or Chazeiros,
sm.pl. the sides or lateral part»
of a cart where ore fixea the
stakes that sustain the cart-
load.
Chefe, sm. chief, hoad; [heral.)
chief of the escutcheon.
Chefia,^/*, the diijnity of a chief
Chega, sf. a citation.
Chegada, sf. arrival, coming,
advent.
Chegadiço, a, adj. come from
abroad, adventitious .
Chegado, a, j^p. adj. landed, ar-
rived. [near, at hand.
Chegado , sm. neighbouring ,
Ghegador, sm. V. Cobrador.
Chegamento, sm. growing near-
er or closer. [or closer.
Ghegança, sf. grovinç nearer
Chegar, va. to move or oring to,
to approach; to come at, to
overtake, to bring near, to in-
duce or force.
Chegar, vn. to land, to coida^ to
approach , to axt\Nfe , \ft «x««
^^1/
ChalociteB
Chalpa !x
Shaqus
Chorimolla / 6t
Cherlnola / n ■
Cberab oo b
Chnnib m n
Ousmlnss t
'V';:í".
Chiador a aài tluíi cmiUis
Ohladura, 5/ the chira ag> of
^í-l' [«""^rP
Clilba, »/■, B little si
Chlbante, u./;.
Chlbante, sm
Clllbaiitlce , if. svsi^gsring ,
boas tine.
Chlbantúimo. tni. swaggariaa.
Chibo,™. oliitlSbudk
Chloaua, sf. chii^anit. irhicaoer^
Cliioara,f^. a tea-ciip. a Jriõkiau
cup. [iaebiiUed
CtlloaTsdo, a, sp. adj. drunk
Chloharo. itn. chiuldings.
Chlobai-ro. sn, ú. lish h> collsd
CailobaloB. im. pi. olil shoas.
Chiahlabe
noa. (mQMy.
ChlDo, jni, the nsme of n g«Id
Chioorsa. s/. (ía(,| endive.
ChlQoreaaeo.fl, adj. Gailive-Uke,
Ohlooto, iiB. whip.scourgB, lu)
Chitarou, iffl. «:utlts3, haag'
CHI
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Chifre, sm. horn.
Chilacalota, sf. a kind of pump-
kin.
CliUido, sm. the chirping of
sparrows. [&t cards.
Chilindrão, sm. an ancient play
Chillogono, sm. a geometric
âgore.
Ghilo, sm. V. Chylo.
Chilrada, sf. the chirpingof birds.
ChihrSo, sm. a sort of net.
Chilrar, vn. to chirp.
Ghilreador; a, sm. or f. squaller,
bawler.
Chilreiro, a, adj. squaller.
Chilreta, sf. a kind of little duck.
Chilro, sm. chirping, warbling.
Chilro, a, adj. ilt-seasoned ; plain,
mere, unmixed.
Chimera, sf. chimera, idle fancy.
Chimericaxnente, adv. chimerí-
cally.
Chimerico, a, adj. chimerical,
fancíful, imaginarj.
Chlmerisar , vn. to invent a
chimera. [meras.
Chimerista, sm. that loves chi-
Chiznica, «/. chemistry.
Chimicamente, adu. chemically.
Chimlco, a, ací/. chemical.
Chimpado, a, pp. adJ. striked.
Chimpar, va. to stnke; to blab.
China, sf. {geog.) China.
Chincado, a, pp. adj. tasted.
Chincar, va to taste.
Chincha, sf. a sort of fishing boat.
Chinchavarella, adj. stirring,
restless.
Chinchavarello, sm. a liule bird
80 called.
Chinche, sm. V. Persovejo.
Chinchilla, sf. {nat. hist.) a
quadruped or Peru. (net.
Cmnchono, sm. large âsning
Chinohoso, a, adi. fullof bugs.
Chineiro, a, adj. rich, fuU of
money. [heeis; slipper.
Chinela, sf. a lady's shoe without
Chinelada, sf. a blow wlth a
slipper. [slippers.
Chlneleiro, a, adj. that uses
Chineleiro, sm. he who makes
slippers.
Chinelo, tm, an old shoe.
Chinez, a, adj. and s. Chinese or
belonging to China.
Chinfrao, sm. an ancient coin.
Chino, sm. wig, periwig. Pdr um
— , to periwig.
Chinque, sm. a sort of net.
Chio, «m. chirping of bird ; squeak.
Chipante, sm. an ancient sort oí
boat.
Chipo, sm. the place where the
aljôfar is to be found.
Chi(^eiro, sm. — de porcos^ a
swine cote.
Chiqael, sm. V. Odre.
Chiragra, sf. {med.) the gout in
the hands ; chiragra.
Chirinola, sf. any puzzling con-
trivance.
Chiripos, sm. pi. Y. Tamancos.
Chirographario, sm. a creditor
in virtue of a note of hand.
Chirographia, sf. chirography.
Chirographo, sm. chirograpn.
Chirologia, sf. chirology.
Chiromancia, sf. chiromancy.
Chiromante, sm. chiromancer.
Chlromantico, a, adj. of or
belonging to chiromancy.
Chironomla, sf. chironomy.
Chironomista, sm. a professor of
chironomy.
Chirotonia, sf. chirotony.
Chirriar, vn. to cry, to squeak,
to whoop.
Chirurgia, sf. V. Cirurgia.
Chisme, sm. V. Persenoio.
Chispa, sf. a spark, a flake of âre.
Chispar, vn. to sparkle as íire.
Chispo, sm. Y. Pesujiho. Á sort
of fíne shoes.
Chiste, sm. a jest, a Tvitticism.
Chistira, sf. a sort of straw mat
of China. [witty.
Chistoso, a, adj. full of jests,
Chita, sf. chintz, printed càilico.
Chite, interj. hoíd your tonguet
Chiton, interj. hush ! silenceT
Chlamyde, sf. chlamys, cloak;
a soldier's coat.
Chloro, sm. chlorine.
Chloroforme, sm. chioroform.
Chlorosis, sf. {med.) chloroaia.
Chlorotioo^ a., ouli . c\x\<;^to<\(^.
ChloraretO) «m. (cKcm."^ cJdXotmx^^
CHO
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Chó, interi. ho !
Choca, sf. a sort of play among
boys , a bali.
Choça, sf. a cottage ; hut.
Chocado, a, pp. adj. beated.
Chocalejado, a, pp. adj. that has
made noise "with little bells.
Chocalejar, vn. to make noise
■with little bells. [bells.
Chocalhada, sf. a noise of little
Chocalhado, a, pp. adj. that has
made a noise with little bells.
Chocalhar, va. to make a noise
with little bells.
Chocalheira, sf. a blab.
Chocalheirada, sf. tittle-tattle,
tinklings.
Chocalheiro, sm. a blab. — , a,
adj. chattering, chirping.
Chocalhlce, sf. blabbin^.
Chocalho, sm. a little bell.Camei-
ro com — , bell-weather.
Chocar, va. to hatch, to brood.
Chocar, vn. to beat, to knock or
bruise together : to engage
speaking of two armies. — [in
the play choca) is for the bowls
to be struck one against the
other.
Chocarreado, a, pp. adj. jested.
Chocarrear, vn. to jest, to play
the buffbon.
Chocarreiramente, adv. with
buffoonery. [comical.
Chocarreiro, a, adj. facetious,
Chocarreiro, sm. a jester, a buf-
foon.
Chocarrice, sf. jestíng, scofflng.
— 5, sf. pi. scurrilous sayings.
Chocas, sf. pi. splashes of dirt.
Ghochim, sm. a dwarf, a ridicu-
lous man.
Chocho, a, adj. unripe, wrinkled.
Chochorrobo, sm. v. Bicudo.
Choco, a, adj. hatched ; damaged.
Choco, sm. a brooding ; hatching
of eggs.
Chocolate, sm. chocolate
Chocolateira, sf. a chocolate-pot.
Chocolateiro , sm, chocolate-
maker. [wine often.
^ocorreta, sf. one who drinks
CbocoB, sm.pl. a little cuttlefish.
Caotrada, sf, a sudden shot.
\
Chofrado, a,pp. adj. deceived.
Chofrar, va. to deceivO) to disap-
point.
Chofre, sm. a sudden shot. Dar
de — , to hit a thing fuU.
Chofiriairo, sm. one who hits- in
the flight,who succeeds with one
stroke.
ChofrudOf a, adi. and s. one
that pouts or looks graff.
Chola, sf. head, occiput.
Cholagogo, sm-{^ed?) cholalogue.
Choledooo, adj. or «m. {anat.)
choledocus. [dography.
Choledographia, sf. {med?^ chole-
GholedbiDgla, sf. {med.) chole-
dology. [lera.
Cholera, sm. bile, choler. V. Co-
Chondrilla, sf. {bot.) chondrille,
gum-succory.
Choque, sm. shock, dashing,
clashing; fight, conflict.
Choqnieiro, sm. a hen-roost.
Choquento, a, adj. splashed, full
of dirt.
Choradeira, sf. a weeping wo-
man, that has tears at command;
complaint, weeping, lamenta;-
tion.
Chorado, a, pp. adj. weept.
Chorador, a, sm. or f. a weeping*
fellow, a weeper.
Choramigador, a, sm. or f. one
that whimpers, a sniveller.
Choramigar, vn. to snivel, to
whimper.
Ghoraxuigas, sm. a sniveller.
Chorão, ona, sm. or f. a child
that is always crjring.
Chorar, vn. to cry, to weep, to
lament ; to squall. Chorarse^ vr.
to lament one's self.
Caiorea orChoreia, sf. {poet.) a
dance.
Chorebispo, sm. chorepisoopus.
Choreoer, v. V. Florecer,
ChoifegOf sm. choragus.
Choregraphla, sf. choregraphj.
Choregraphico , a, adj. chore-
grapnical.
CHoregrapho^ sm. choreers^h.
CSioreu^ sm. títioxe^ ot ttochee.
GhoTiaxsibo^ sm. \^oct>^ ç)DMnasx&»«
GhorVna^ sf . «^ 'mç.
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Ghorion, sm. {anat.) chorion.
Chorlo, sm. basalt.
Choro, sm. weeping, tears.
Chorões, sm. pi. {bot.) a sorti o f
flower.
Chorographia, sf. chorography.
Chorographico, a, adj. choro-
graphical.
Chorographo, sm. chorographer.
Choroide, sm. {anat.) choroiae.
Choroso, a, adj. weeping ,* mourn-
ful.
Chorrilhar, va. V. Tagarelar.
Chorrilho, sm. flowing, conti-
nuation of things, a crowd.
Chorro, sm. a spout, a water-
spout. [fleshy.
Chorudo, a, adj. succulent, jnicy.
Chorume, sm. juice of fat meat,
gravy ; {fig.) wealth.
Cnoruxnento, a, adj. juicy, full
of juice.
Choupa, sf. a kind of sea-fish ;
the olade of a boar-spear.
Choupana , sf. cottage , hut ,
thatched house.
Choupaneiro, sm. he who dwells
in a hut.
Choupo, sm. a sort of poplar-tree.
Chouriça, sf. V. Chouriço.
Chouriçado, sm. a great deal of
sausages.
Chouriceiro, sm. pork-butcher.
Chouriço, sm. a kind of sausage ;
a sand bag.
Chousa, sf or Chouso, sm. a
small hedged piece of g^ound.
Choutador, adj. a hard-trotting
horse . [tin g horse.
Choutão, ona, adj. a hard-trot-
Choutar, vn. to shake, to trot.
Chouteiro, a, adj. a hard-trot-
ting horse.
Chouto, sm. the hard-trotting of
a horse.
Chouvir, va. V. Fechar.
Chover, vn. imp. to rain ; to pour
down. — miudOf to dizzle ; [ftg.)
to abound. Chove ^ it rains.
Chovido, a, pp. adj. rained.
Ghoz, sm. Si snare for partrídges.
Ch rí a m a, sm. unction.
reoeired the conârmation.
Chrismar, va. to adminfster the
sacrament of conârmation .
ChristSmente , adv. christian-
like.
Christandade , sf christianity,
christendom.
ChristSo, a, adj. christian.
Christão, sm. a christian.
Christengo, a, adj belongingto
christians ; (fig,) good, pare.
Christianicida, sm. a murder of
christians.
Christianlsado , a , pp. adj.
christianised.
Christianisar, va. to christianise,
to make christian. Christianisar-
se, vr. to make one's self chris-
tian.
Christianisino, sm. christianity.
Christicida, sm. murder er of
Christ. [ling the Christ.
Christioidio, sm. the act of kil-
Christioolo, sm. christian. — , a,
adj. christian.
Christiíero, a, adj. that carries
an image of Jesus-Christ.
Christlpara, sf the mother of
Christ, the Holy Virgin.
Chrlsto, sm. Christ, Messiah.
Chroxnaticaxnente, adv. {mus.)
chromatically. [matic.
Chroxnatioo, a, adv. (mu*.) chro-
Chromo, sm. {chem.) chrome.
Chronhyoxnetro, sm. a sort of
meteorological instrument for
csdculating the quantity of rain
that has fallen.
Chronica, sf. chronicle, history.
Chronico, a, adj. chronic, chro-
nical, inveterate. Doença — a,
chronical distemper.
Chronista, sm. a chronicler.
Chronograxnma, sf. chronogram.
Chronographia, sf. chronogra-
Chrono^aphico, a, adj. of or
belongiug to the chronography.
Chronographo, sm. chronogra-
pher.
Chronologisi^ sf . cXv^ot^^q^'*^»
Cbrono\og\.08ciaiexi\«^ oA^. <3k$<v-
nologVcíSw. ,. "^^Sí:^
CbronoloQ^StOL, sm. çítoxoTvo\o«^
CHU
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CHY
Ghronologo, sm. chronologist.
Chronometro, sm. chronometer.
Chrysalida, sf. {nat. hist.) chry-
salis, aurelia.
Chrysantemo, sm. {bot.) chrys-
aatemum.
CShryseu, sm. (poet.) the sun
Ghrysoberillo, sm. (min.) chryso-
IjeriL [gold.
Ghrysogono, a, adj. bom of
Chrysograpliia, sf. chrysogra-
phy.
Ghrysol, sm. a crucible.
Ghrysolitha or Ghrysolitho,
sm. {miner.) chrysolite.
Chrysologo, a, adj. very elo-
quent. [somela.
Glurysoinela, s. [nat. hist.) chry
Ghrysopêa, sf. (aZcA. ) chrysopeia.
Chrysopeio, a, adj. auriferous.
Cbrysopraso, S7n. chrysoprasus.
Ghrysostomo, sm. golaen mouth.
Chuçada, sf. a blow with a pike.
Chuçar, va. to strike with a pike.
Chuceiro, sui. soldier armed vrith
a pike,
Chuchamel, sm. V. Chupamel.
Chuchar, vn, to suck, to draw.
V. Chupar.
Chuchurreado, a, |7p. adj. siped.
Chuchurrear, va. to sip, to tipple.
Chuço, sm. a great half-pike.
Chué, adj. 2 g. shabby, poor,
mean. [banter.
Chufa , sf. an offensive jest ;
Chufado, a, pp. adj. bantered.
Ghufador, sm. V. Chocarreiro.
Chufar, va. to banter, to scoff.
Chula, sf. burlesque dance or
song.
Chularia or Chulice, s/". jocosity.
Chulista, sm. one who is always
jesting.
Chiilo, a, adj. jesting, jocose.
Chumaceiras, sf pi. the pieces
of a coach, of a plough or a
sugar-mill
Chuinacete, sm. pledget.
Chumaço, sm. compress ; bolster,
pillow.
Chumbada, sf. shot; pieces of
lead in a fishing net.
Chumbado, a, pp. adj, leaded,
BÓlàereà with lead.
Chumbar, va. to solder with lead,
to lead.
Chumbeira, sf. a casting net.
Chumbeiro, sm. plumber or
plummer.
Chumblm, sm. a magistrate in
China.
Chumbo, sm. lead , plumb, plum-
met j shot. Cousa de — , leaden.
Semelhante a — , leadish. Tem —
na cabeça^ (fig.) he is a deliberate
cool mân.
Chumeas, sf. pi. {a sea term) a
sort of cheeks to strengthen a
mast. [suction.
Chupadella, sf. sucking, suck,
Chupado, a, pp. adj. sucked.
Chupador, a, sm. or f. sucker.
Chupadura, sf. sucking.
Chupamel, sm. {bot.) honey-
suckle.
Chupamento, sm. sucking.
Chupão, sm. black and blue mark
on the skin by sucking it.
Chupar, va. to suck, to draw , to
imbibe or soke in.
Chupeta, sf. a sort of little tube.
Chupista, sm. a tippler.
Chupistar, vn. to tipple.
Churdo, sm. V. Lã.
Chumia, sf. V. Chusma.
Churrião, sm. a waggon.
Churro, a, adj. coarse.
Churuxae, sm. V. Chorume.
Chusma, sf. crew, crowd ; multi-
tude.
Chusmado, a, pp. adj. that has
the whole crew of slaves in a
galley. [a galley.
Chusmar, va. — uma gallé, to man
Chuva, sf. rain. — grande, shower.
Tempo de — , rainv weather.
Chuvediço, a, aaj. of or per-
taining to rain.
Chuveiro, sm. a shower.
Chuviscar, vn. to mizzle.
Chuvisco, sm. little rain, miz-
zling rain.
Chuvoso, a, adj. rainy, showery.
Chuz, adv. Não dizer — nem buz^
to be silent.
Chylifero, a, adj. {anat.) chyli-
ferous.
Chylificação, sf. chylifícation.
CID
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CIL
Ghylificado, a, pp. adj, turned
into cbyle.
diylificar, va. to tom in chyle.
Ghylo, sm. chyle. [ceous,
Ghyloso, a, adj. chylous, chyla-
Ghyxno, sm. chyme.
Ghymose, sf. {meã.) chymosis.
Ciado, a, pp. adj. tnat has been
kept from Dyjealousy.
CSiar, va. to be jealous of. Ciarse,
vr. to be jealous.
Ciar, vn. (a sea term) to fali astem,
to row backward. [vated.
Ciática, sf. V. Sciatica and deri-
Ciavoga, sf. {a sea term) the act
of rowing backward.
Cibalho, sm. -worms or insects
that birds feed upon.
Cibando, sm. {nat. nist.) a kind of
bird of prey.
Gibario, a, adj. cibarious, rela-
tingto food.
Cibato, sm. the food of birds.
Cibo, sm. aliment, food.
Cibório, sm. cyborium.
Cioata, sm. niggard, miser.
Cicatear, vn. to be stingy
Cioateria, sf. niggardlmess, stin-
giness.
Cicatrisação, sf cicatrization.
Cicatrisado,a,ȍ ac^;. cicatrized.
Cioatrisante, adj. 2 g. cicatrizive,
cicatrizing.
Cioatrisar, vn. and a. to cicatrize,
to heal up. Cicatrisar-se, vr, to
be cicatrized, to skin over.
Cicatriz, sf, cicatrice, scar;
mark.
Cicero, sm. Cicero, famous orator;
Xprint.) pica (type).
diceroniano, a, adj. ciceronian.
Ciciar, vn. to lisp.
Cicio, sm. lisp.
Cicioso, a. adj. one that lisps.
Cicuta, sf. {bot.) cicuta, water-
hemlock.
Cicutaria, sf. cicuta, cicutaria.
Cid or Cide, sm. lord or com-
mander. [mau.
Cidadão, ã, sm. orf. citizen, free-
Cidade, sf. a cit^r. [castle.
Gidadella, sf, citadel, fortress,
CIdadia, sf. a female citizen.
Gtâa4So,«in. acitízen*
Cidra, sf. citron, cyder, cedrat.
Cidrada, s(. a sweet-meat of ^e
juice of citron [treea.
Cidral, sm. a garden of citron-
Cidrão, sm. a sweet-meat of ci-
tron ; a disease in oxen.
Cidreira, sf. citron-tree, cedrat.
Iferva — , balm gentle.
Cieiro, sm. roughness in the skin
caused by cold ; chopped lips.
Cifa, sf. sand of goldsmiths;
(a sea term) an anointing for
paying ship's bottom.
Ciíado, a, pp. adj. anointed with
cifa.
Cifar, va. (a sea term) to get
ready ; to grease a ship.
Cifra, sf. cipner, number, figure;
flourish at the end of the name
to prevent counterfeiting^ ; the
key or explanation of a wntting
in ciphers. Cifras, sf. pi. {heral^
device, emblera, coat of arms.
Cifrado, a, €idj. ciphered.
Cifrão, sm. a mark used in ao-
counts to divide the thousands.
Cifrar, va. to cipher. — , to re-
sume, to abridge.
Cigalho, sm. a small portion. *
Cigana, */• » gypsy.
Ciganaria, sf. the life of gyp-
sies; a cheating-tríck.
Ciganas, sf.pl. a sort of ear-
rings.
Ciganice, */• ^- Ciganaria,
Cigano, sm. gypsy-man.
Cigarra or Cegarrega, sf. balm-
cricket, cicaoa, grasshopper.
Cigarrado, a, pp. adj. smoked
(cigar).
Cigarrar, va. to smoke a cigar.
Cigarrilha, «/ cigarrete. . ,^
Cigarro, sm. ci^ar.
Clgude, sf. V. Cicuta.
Cigurelha, sf. (bot.) savoury. -•
brava, flea-bane.
Cilada, sf. snare.
Cilercoa, sf V. Tortulho.
Cilba, sf band, girth, strap.
Cilhado, a, pp. adj. girthed.
Cilbar, va. to girth.
Ciliar, adj. 2 g. {ancU.) ciliazy*
Cilicio, sm, hair-clota.
dUndro, sm.N . C)|lmdro.
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Cima, sm. the top of a mountam.
Por — , above. J)e — , from
above. Para — , upvards. A — ,
above. Voltar de —para beàxOy
to turu upside down. Estar aci-
ma, to excel. Ficar de — , to
overoome, to get the better.
Cixnacio, sm. V. Cimalha.
GilBaalha, sf. {arch.) cymatíttm
ogee, wave.
Cbnarrão. sm. maroon ; a fugi-
tive black.
Cimbre, sf. (arch.) the arch of a
■Tault [piece, apex.
Cimeira, sf. the crest of a head-
Gimeiro, a, adj. that is in the
top.
Cimentado, a, pp, adj. ceineated.
Gtedentar, va. to cemént, to
•imite ; (fig.) to cement, to oon-
firm. [mortar, foundation.
Cimento, sm. cement, a sort of
Cimeterio, sm. V» Cemitério.
Cimitarra, sf. a scimitar or oi-
meter. {hill, peak.
Cimo, sm. the toç of a mountain,
Cinabrio, sm. cinnabar, vejrmi-
lion.
Cinamomo, sm. {bot,) cixmamon.
Cinara, sf. V. Cardo hortense.
Gincar, vn. to miss, to mistake.
Cincas, sf pi Dar — , to mistake,
to misunderstand.
Glnoeiro, sm. a willow or sal-
low-tree.
Cinchar, va. to put the cheese
in a cheese-vat.
Cincdio, sm. a cheeae-^at to make
cheese in.
Cinco, adj. num. five.
Cinooenta, adj. num. fiftj.
Cincoentavo, sm. âftieth.
Cincoentena, sf. the number of
fifty.
Cinctorio, sm. V. Cingulo.
Cineração, sf. cineration.
Cinerario, a, adj. cinerary.
Cinereo, a, adj, cinereous, lik©
ashes. [reous.
Cinericio, a, adj. ashy, cine-
Cinethmica, sf. the scieuce of
motion.
Cingideiras, sf. pi. the middJle-
^ iDoat davs oi birds of prey.
Cingido, a, pp. adj. girded. sur-
rounded, [band.
Cingidoiro, sm. a girdle, binding-
Cingir, va. to gird, to bind, to
enclose, to tie about.
Cingulo, sm. a girdle.
Ciniplie, sm. a kind of fly.
Cinquinlio, sm. an ancient coin.
Cinta, sf. a girdle, band; the
'waisrt. — da gula^ {arch.) an
ogive .
Cintar, va. to bind up, to girdle.
Cinta», sf. pi. (a sea term) wales.
G^taraço, sm. a blo-w with a
girdle. [girdled.
Cinteado, a, adj {hot.) bound up,
Ginteiro, sm. he who makes or
sells girdles.
Cintel, sm. circle ; a sort of
great compasses.
Cintemente, adv. purposely.
Cintilar, va. and denvated. V.
Scintillar.
Cintilho, sm. a hat-band; ihe
cestus of Vénus.
Cinto, a, pp. adj. girded.
Cintura, sf. the waist.
Cinturão, sm. a broad-belt,
sword-belt.
Cinza, sf. ashes. Quarta feira de
Cinzas, Ash-Wednesday.
Cinzeiro, sm. ash-pan.
Cinzel, sm. punch, gravei, gra-
ver.
Cinzelado, a, pp. adj. chased.
Cinzelador, sm. chaserc
Cinzelar, va. to chase, to carve,
to engrave.
Cinzento, a , adj. ashy, of an
ashy colour.
Cio, sm. rut ; desire of copuLation
among animais.
Cioado, sm. a herd of swine.
Ciosamente, adv. jealously.
Cioso, a, adi. jealous.
Cipó, sm. a kind of shrub ; a sort
of ipecacuanha.
CiposU, sm, a place "wliere Cipós
grow. [marble.
G^olino, sm. cipolin, cipolixk-
Gjbppo, sm. a grave-stone.
ÇUra, sf. a place full of bushes.
CiTflLnaa, s^. a .screen or jskreen;
a sieve with large Wos.
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Cirandagexn, sf, the coarser
part of the lime.
Cirandar, va. to screen, to eift
the corn.
Girata, «/. the ed^e of a saddle.
Circea, sf. \hot.) circ«ea, enchan-
ter's nightshade.
Circense, aã.^. 2 g. circensian.
Giroeo, a, adj. deceitful, frau-
dulent .
Circinal, ad^. 2 g. (òo^) circinal.
Circo, sm. circus.
Circuição, sf. circultion.
Gircoir, va. to circuit, to move
round.
Circuito, sm. circuit, compass,
circumference.
Circulação, sf. circulation, pas-
sage. Pár um livro em — , to
circulate a book.
Circulado, ei,pp.adj. circulated.
Circulante, adj. 2 ç. ckculating.
Circular, adj. 2g. circular, round.
Circular, va. or n. to circulate,
to move round, to give cur-
rency to ; {chem.) to raise and
fali to and fro.
Circularmente, adv. ciroularly.
Circulatório, a, adi. circulatory.
Circulo, sm. circle, circumfe-
rence. Um quarto de — , a qua-
drant. Buscar a quadratura do
— t {^9') to search after the qu»-
drature of the circle. — , circle,
company ; {geog.) circle.
Gircumambiente, adi. 2 g. cir-
cumambient. [cumcised.
Circumcidado, a, pp. adj. cir-
Circuxncidar, va. to circumcise.
Circumcisão, sf. circumcision.
Circumciso, a, pp. adj. circum-
cised. — , sm. one that is cir-
cumcised
Circumdado, a, pp. adj. com-
passed round. [circle.
Circumdamento , sm. circuit,
Circumdante, adj 2 g. com-
passing. [round.
CJrcumdar, va. to compass
Gircumductar, va. to nullify.
Gircomferencia, sf circumfe-
renoe, -c<Hnpass, circle.
Cirn—lumute, adj. ig. cirouu-
íeremiáL
Giroumflexão, sf. cLrcuinfer«ace«
circuit, circle.
Gircumflexo, a, adj. circumflex.
Circumfluencia, sf. circum-
fluonce.
Circumfluente, adj. ig circum-
fluent, circumfluous.
Cirovunfluir, va. to flow about
any thmg. [foraneous.
CUronmíoraneo. a, adj. circom-
Cironnifuso, a, a(/;. circumfluous
or circumfluent.
CiroumQnrrado, a, adj. circum-
gyrated.
Ciroumgyrar, va. to circuro-
gyrate. [jacent.
Giroum jacente, adi. 2fi. circmn-
Cãrcamlocuç&o, »f. circuuilocu-
tion. [tion.
Circuniloq[UÍo , sm. circumlocu-
Ciroununurado, a, adj. circum-
mured.
CirounmavegaçSo, sf. circum-
navigation. fnavi-.r.ntor.
Ciroumnavegador, sm. circum-
Clrcumpollar, adj. 2 g. rin-um-
polar. [scribe, to eucirclc.
Circumscrever, va. to circum-
CircuniBcripçfto, sf, circum-
scription. Iscriptive
CircumscriptiTO, a, ao;, circum-
CircuniBcripto, a, pp. adj. cir-
cumscri'bed. [cession
Gircumsessfio, sf {theol.) circtim-
Circumsoante, aaj. 2 g. that
sounds a])out [spection.
CircumspecçSo , sf circum-
Circum^peotamente, adv. cir-
cumspectly. [«pect.
CircuxQspecto, a, adj. circum-
Circumstancia , sf. circura*
stance. [d«taiL
Circumstanciadamente, adv. m
Circumstanoiado, a, jfp. adj,
circumstantiated.
Circumstanciador, sm. he wbo
describes a thing circwimrtaTH
tially,
Ciroumstancial, adj. 2 g. {grarn.)
circumstancial, accidental.
Circmnstanciar, va. to circion-
stantiate, to relate.
GirciiiiiBtaiicloTkaLd.o, a^ ¥P* ^*
circ\imstaxk\àax«à.
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Gircamstancionarf va. to cir-
cumstantiate.
Circumstante, adj. 2 g. that
stands about.
Circumstantes, sm. pi. the spec-
tators, beholders, standers.
Circumstar, va. to surround, to
stand about. [va^grant.
Circumvagante, adj. 2 í^.circum-
Circuxnvagar, vn. to wander
about. [about.
Circumvago, a,a{2;. that wanders
Gircumvallação, sf. {fort.) cir-
cumvallation. [cumvalíated.
Gircumvalladj, a, pp. adj. cir-
Cirouxnvallar, va. to trench
about. [cuit of a place.
Gircumvizinliança, sf. the cir-
Circuxnvizinlio, a, adj. círcum-
jacent, neighbouring.
Clrouxnvolução, sf. circumvolu-
tion.
Cirial,5m. chandelier, taper.
Girieiro, sm. a -wax-chandler.
Girio, sm. wax-taper; torch. —
A procession in which a torch
is carried and offered to a cha-
pei or church.
Girurgia, sf. surgery.
Girurgial or Cirurgical, adj. 2 g .
surgical, chirurgical.
Girurgião, sm. surgeon, chirur-
geon. [gical.
Girurgioo, a, adj. surgical, chirur-
Girzir, va.Y. Serzirsknà derivated.
Gisalpino, a, adj. or of belong-
ing to this side of the Alps.
Giscalliagexu, sf. sweepings.
Giscar, va to run away privately.
Gisco, sm. fílth, sweepings, char-
coal-dust
GiBterna, sf. cistern.
Gisto, sm. {bot.) V. Esteva.
Gita, sf citation, quoting.
Gitação, sf citation.
GitadeUa, sf V. Cidadella.
Gitadino, a, sm- or /. townsman
or woman.
Gitado, a, pp. adj. cited, quoted.
Citador, sm. quoter
Gitamente, adv. {anc.) quickly,
speedily.
Gitante, adj. 2 g. {in lavo) he who
cites or sununons.
Gitar, va. to cite, to quote, to
name, to summon.
Gitatorio, a, adj. citatory. Carta
— a, a citation
Giterior, adj. 2 g. citerior, belong-
ing to this side.
Cithara, sf. a cithara.
Githaredico, a, adj. of or belong-
ing to a cithara. [a cithara.
Gitliaredo,sm one who plays upon
Githarisar, va to play on a ^thara
or harp. [on a cithara.
Githarista, sm. one that plays
Githaristioo, a, adj. citharistic.
Gitocacio, sm. {hot.) cainelme.
Gitola, sf the inill-clack or
clapper.
Gitraria, sf. hawking.
Gitrato, s^n. citrato.
Gitreiro, sm. a falconer.
Gitreo, a, adj. belonging to the
citron-tree.
Gitrico, a, adj. citric.
Gitrina, sf {min.) citrine.
Gitrino, a, adj. citrine, of a dark
yellow.
Gitro, sm. a plant of Africa.
Gitronella, sf. balm-mint, garden-
mint. [envy,
Giuxue, sm. jealousy; hatred,
Giuxuento, a, adj, that has jeal-
ousy.
Glvel, adj. 2 g. civil, not crimi-
nal ; {anc.) rustic, clownish.
Givelmente, adv. according to a
civil law.
Giveta, sf. V. Gato de algalia.
Givico, a, adj. civic.
Givil, adj. 2 g. civil, gentle,
affable, courteou*.
Givilidade, sf. civility, polite-
ness, courtesy.
Glvilisação, sf. civilization.
Givilisado, a, pp adj. civilizcd.
Givilisador, a, adj. civilizing.
Givilisar, va. to civilize.
Givilisavel, adj. 2 g civilizable
Givilmente, aav. civilly, politely.
Civismo, sm. civismo, love of
country.
Glzirão, sm. a kind of pulse.
Glade, sf. ijftoet.) a slaughter.
Clama, s/T {anc.) recíamation,
protest
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damado, a, pp. adj, cried.
Glamador, sm. he -who cries,
bawler, squaller.
Glamante, adj. 2 g. crying.
Clamar, vn. to cry out, to cry, to
halloo, to bawl. — vingança, to
deserve punishment.
Clamor, sm. clamour, crying out,
vociferation. fously.
Clamorosamente, adv. clamor-
Clamoroso, a, adj. clamorous,
vociferous.
Clandestinamente, adv. clan-
destinely, secretly.
Clandestinidade, sf. privacy,
clandestineness. [private.
Clandestino, a, adj. clandestine,
Clangor, sm. clang, a sound of a
truinpet.
'Clangoroso, a, adj. clangorous.
Clara, sf. — de ovo, the white of
an egg.
Clarabóia, sf. sky-light.
Claraboiar, v. V. Luzir.
Claramente, adv. clearly, evi-
dently.
Clarão, sm. gleam of light.
Clarea, sf. a liquor made with
white wine and honey.
Clarear, vn. to grow clear.
Clareira, sf. glade; a law^n or
opening in a wood.
Clarete, sm. and adj. claret.
Vinho — , claret.
Clareza, sf. ciearness, plainness,
perspicuity.
Claridade, sf. ciearness, light ,
fame, renown. [clarifying.
Clarificação , sf. clarifícatiou.
Clarificado, a, pp. adj. clariáed,
purified.
Clarificar, va. to clarify, to pu-
rify ; to ennoble or raake faraous.
Clarificativo , a, adj. that is
fit to clarify. [ning.
Clarifico, a, adj. shining, light-
Clarim, sm. a shrill sort of
trumpet.
Clarineta, sf. clarinet.
Claristas, sf pi. the nuns of
San^Clara.
ClaraMttfed;. bright, clear, trans-
pai4M|p.11gfal8ome ; fair, puré,
serene; plàin, oiUBv, perspi-
Pastb j
cuous, evident ; illustrious, re-
nowned, famous. Começa a fa-
zer — , it begins to be day-lignt.
— , sm. a bíank, a void, unoc-
cupied space.
Claro, adv. clearlv, evidently,
plainly ; {mil.) the space be-
tween two regiments.
Claro-escuro, sm. clare-obscure.
Classe, af. class, order, rank,
faraily; school-room.
Clássico, a, adj. classic, dassical.
— , sm. a classic.
ClassiffcaçSo, sf. classifícation.
Classificado, a, pp. adj. classed,
classifíed. [sify.
Classificar, va. to class, to clas-
Claudicação, sf. ciaudication ;
lameness. fdicated.
Claudicado, a, pp. aaj. clau-
Claudicante, adj. 2 g. claudicant;
uníit for use.
Claudicar, vn. to claudicate, to be
like to fali, to be wavering.
Claustra, sf. V. Claustro.
Glaustral, adj. 2 g. claustral,
monastical.
Claustr alidade, sf. (anc.) the
relaxation of manners in the
religious orders.
Claustro, sm. cloister, convent,
monastery.
Clausula, sf. clause, article,
condition ; (mus.) cadence.
Clausulado, a, pp. adj.j^ut into
clauses. [Encerrar.
Clausular, va. to put in clauses.V.
Clausura, sf. an enclosure ;
cloister. [tered.
Clausurado, a, pp. adj. clois-
Clausurar, va. to cloister, to
encloister. Clausurar-se, vr. to
enter into a cloister.
Clava, sf. club, mace.
Cia varia, sf. the conveniencies
that are necessary in a convent
as a cellar, a pantry, etc.
Clavario, sm {anc.) a key-keeper
of a cloister.
Clave, sf. {music.) key or cliff.
Claveiro,5m, he -who has the keys.
Clavelina, sf. a musk gill v-flower.
ClaverIngO) sm. 9, sotx oitq^q&v^^
instrumeiiX.
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Clavioordio, sm. clavichord,
harpsichord.
GlaTicula, sf. {anat.) clavicle,
collar-bone. [clavicle.
Claviculado, a, adj. that has a
Clavicular, adj. 2 g. of or belong-
ing to the clavicle.
Glaviculario, sm. one who keeps
the keys of a coffer.
Clavi-cylindro, sm. a sort of
musical instrument.
CSlaviforxne, adj. 2 g. having the
form of a club.
Clavigero, a, adj. that bears a
club or mace.
Clavija, sf. bolt, peg.
Clavina, sf. carbine.
Clavinaço, sm. a carabine^shot.
Clavioboè, sm. a sort of musical
instrument.
Claviorgão, .9772. a sort of musical
instrument.
Clavisignatos,5m.;9Z. namegiven
to the soldiers of the Pope.
Clavo-l3rra, sf. a sort of jbarpsi-
chorcl.
Clexnatite, sf. {bot.) clematis.
Clemência, sf. clemency, mercy.
Clemente, adj. 2 g. clement,
meek. mild, merciful.
Clementemente, adv. clemently,
mercifuUy.
Cleonia. sf. (bot.) cleonia.
Clepsamimidio, sm. clepsammia.
Clepsydra, sf. clepsydra or
water-hour glass.
Clerezia, sf. clergy. V. Clero.
Clerical, adj. '2 g. clerical.
Clericalmente, adv. clergyman-
like. [clergyman.
Clericato, sm. the office of a
Clérigo, sm. a clergyman.
Clero, sm. clergy.
Cliente, sm. client.
Clientela. «/'.clientele,clientBhip ;
protection.
Clima, sm. climate, clime.
Climatérico, a. adj. climacteric,
climacterical.
Climax, sm. clímax.
Clinica, sf. clinicai medicine,
clinicai surgery. —'5, &m. pi. a
sect of ancient christians.
Clinico, a, adj, cIíhíq, cliwfiaL
Glinopodio, sm. {pot.) cUnopo-
dium.
Clitóris, 5/. {anat.) clitóris.
Clivlo, sm. clifif, the side of a hill.
Clivoso, a, adj. bending, àown-
ward.
Cloaca, sf. common sewer ; sink.
Cloacario or Cloaquelro, sm.
he who cleans sinks.
Club, sm. club.
Clubista, sm. clubbist.
Clypeiforme, adj. 2 g. in the
form of a shield.
Cl3rster or Clystel, sm. clyster.
Co, Coa instead of com o, com
a, with the. [pulsion.
Coacção, 5/". coaction, force, com-
Coaccusado, a, adj. compÚce.
Coacervado, a, pp. adj. coacer-
vated. [coacervate.
Coacervar, va. to heap np, to
Coactivo, a, adj, coactive, coer-
cive, compulsory.
Coacto, a, adj. coacted, forced.
Coada, sf. broth straineà out of
boiled peas.
Coadeira, sf. V. Coador.
Coadjutor, sm. coadjutor, as-
sistent.
Coadjutora, sf. coadjutrix.
Coadjutoria, sf. coadjutorslúp.
Coadjuvado, a, pp. adj. aid^,
seconded, supported.
Coadjuvante, sm. helper, sup-
porter.
Coadjuvar, va. to help, to se-
cond, to support
Coadministração, sf. collective
administration.
Coadministrado, a, pp. adj. ad-
ministrated. [ministrátor.
Coadministrador, sm. joint ad-
Coadministrar, va. to adminis-
trate collectively.
Coado, a, pp. adi. strained; that
looks pale for lear.
Coador, sm. colander, stralner.
Coadunação, sf. coadunation,
assemblage, .meeting.
Coadunado, a, pp. cudj. assem-
bled together.
CoadnTiaT^ \ííi. tA ^«ih«r« to join
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CSoagmentado, a, pp. adj, co-
agmented.
Coagxuentar, va. to coa^ent,
to congregate.
Coagmento, am. coagmentation.
Coagulação, sf. coagulation.
Cioagulado, a, pp. adj. coagu-
lated.
Goagulador, sm. coaguiator.
Coagulante, adj. 2 g. that coa-
gulates.
Coagular, va. to coaguiate, to
congeal, to curdle. [union.
Coalescência, sf. coftl«scence ;
Coalhada, sf. curdle-milk, curd.
Coalhado, a, pp .adj. curdled.
Coalhadura, sf. curdling.
Coalhar, va. to curdle. — com frio,
to be froaenwith cold. Coalhar-
se, vr. to be curdled, to thicken.
Coalho, sm. coagulum, curd.
Coalição, sf. coalition, union.
Coalisar, va. to coalesce, to join.
Coapia, sf. {bot.) h^pericon.
Coapostolo, sm. a fellow in the
apostleship.
Coar, va. to strain, to percolate.
— vn. to slight, to slip away,
to escape ; to be pale and -wan ;
it is also said of people that re-
tire frora business.
Coarctação, sf. V. Restricção.
Coarctada, sf. {in law) justilSca-
tion, defence ; it is said of one
that purges himself of a crime.
Coarctado, a, pp. adj. restrained.
Coarctar, va. to restrain.
Coarrendador, sm. he who is a
tenant "W^ith another.
Coatl, sm. {nat. hist.) coali.
Goaxação, sf. croaking, the cry
of a frog.
Coaxado, a, pp. adj. croaked.
Cobales or Cobedos, sm. pi. co-
bales; satyrs.
Cobalto, sm. {min.) cobalt.
Cobarde, sm. V. Covarde and
derivated.
Coberta, sf. cover, covering,
service, course. Jantur de cinco
—», dinner consifrtisg- of five
coarsea. [mente.
Ctfmrtmamité, adv. V. âceulta-
GoDerto, a, jfp. adj. corered.
Cobertor, sm blanket, connter-
pane.
Cobertura, sf. cover, coverinç.
Cobiça, sf. covetousness, cupi-
dity.
Cobiçado, a, pp. adj. of Cobiçar.
V. Cubicar and derivated.
Cobra, sf. snake, adder. jfferva de
— s, {bot.) a sort of herb in the
Brazils called caiatia.
Cobrada, sf. a pair, a couple.
Cobrado, a, pp. adj. received,
recovered.
Cobrador, sm. receiver.
Cobramento, sm. receiving.
Cobrança, sf. receiving, coilect-
ing.
Cobrar, va. to receive, to acquire,
to get, to recover. Cobrar-se^
vr. to recover one's self.
Cobravel, adj. 2 g. recoverable.
Cobre, sm. copper; a small copper
coin.
Cobreio, sm. herpes miliaris.
Cobrição, sf. or Cobrimento,
sm. covering, copulatiou.
Cobrir, va. to cover, to coat, to
envelope. — uma casa, to tile a
house. — com folhas de ouro^ to
plate. To protect; to copulate;
to conceal. Cobrir-se, vr. to put
on one's hat. O tempo cobre-se^
the weather is overcast.
Cobro, sm. Pôr — , to remedy. Por
alguma cousa em — , to lay up a
thing safe.
Coca, sf. {bot.) coculus indicus.
Dar — a alquem^ {fig.) to allure.
Coça, sf. a Deating. Dar uma —
a alguém^ to trim one's jacket.
Coçado, a, pp. adj. scratched.
Coçadura, sf. scratching.
Cocar, sm. a plume or feather for
the hat.
Coçar, va. to scratch, to scrub,
to rub. — alguém, {fig.) to beat
one. [de — , to squat.
Cocaras, sf. pi. squatting. Estar
Cocção, sf. coction, coacoctÂssvi.^
digestlon. \5isí^
GoocinéUia, sf. Inat. hlst.^ cíoc«p
Coccineo, a, adj. N . Purpúreo.
CSoccyx, m. l,anat.^ ^^^^Xw^«^«^
COD
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COP
Cócegas, sf.pL tíckling. Fazer—,
to tickle.
Coceguento, a, adj. ticklish,
delicate.
Coceira, sf. an ítching.
Cocharra, sf. {artil.) charger.
Cocharrada, sf. the powder that
may be contained in a cocharra.
Coche, sm. coach. — de aluguel,
a hackney-coach.
Cochecha, sf. the cheeks of a fish.
Cochedura, sf. roughness.
Cocheira, sf. a coach-house.
Cocheiro, sm. a coachman. ^5-
sento de — , coach-box.
Cochichado, a, pp. adj. muttered.
Cochichar, vn. to mutter, to
mumble.
Cochicho, sm . {fiat. hist.) a sort
of lark.
Cochíchola, sf. or Cochicholo,
sm. a narrow house.
Cochino, sm. V. Porco.—, a kind
of game.
Cochins, sm. pi. (a sea term) mats.
Cochlea, sf. {anat.) acavity in the
ear.
Cochleado, a, adj. Escadas
cockleadas, winding stairs.
Cochlearia, sf. {bot^ cochlearia,
spoon-wort.
Cocho, sm. hod.
Cochonilha, sf. cochiaeal,wood-
louse.
Cochonilheira, sf. [bot ) cochi-
neal-plant.
Coco, sm. cocoa-nut, cocos. A
carne do — , the pulp of the cocoa.
Coco or Cooa, sm. or f. -words
^, used to fright children. Fazer
— , to play at bo-peep.
CocÕes, sm. pi. two pieces of wood
wherein the axle-tree of a Por-
tuguese cart moves.
Cocorim, sm. a hen.
Cocuruto, sm. top, smnmit of any
thing.
Cocyto, sm. (poet.) river of Cam-
pania feigned by the poets to be
the nver of heíí.
Coda, sf. V. Cauda.
Codão, sm. a piece of ice.
{fig.) the superficial knowledge
of any thing.
Godeado, a, pp. adj. V. Comido.
Codear, va. comer.
Codeceira, sf. a ground where
cytisus grows.
Codeço, sm. {bot.) cytisus.
Códice, sm. register; ancient
copies of books with manuscript
notes. [to a codicil.
Codioillar, adj. 2 g. pertaining^
Codicillo, sm. codicil.
Código, sm. code.
Codilhado, a, pp. adj. that has
lost a codille.
Codilhar, va. to ^ive a codille.
Codilho, sm. codille; a term at
ombre (game). [of spade.
Codilim or Codelim, sm. a sort
Codo, sm. V. Geada.
Codonatario, a, adj. {in law) co-
donee.
Codorniz, sf. a quail.
Codorno, sm. a warden ; a çreat
pear. [cient.
Coefficiente, sm. {alg.) coefâ-
Coeiros, sm. pi. V. Cueiros
Coelha, sf. a doe-rabbit.
Coelheira, sf. a clapper of co-
nies. [rabbits.
Coelheiro, a, adj. that bunts
Coelho, sm. a raboit.
Coentrada, sf. a sauce with co-
rianders.
Coentro, sm. {bot.) coriander.
Coepiscopo, sm. cobishop.
Coerção, sf. coertion, restraining.
Coercivel, adj. 2 g. coercible.
Coercivo, a, adj. coercive.
Coessencia, sf. coessentiality.
Coessencial, adj. lg. coessentiaL
Coessencialmente , adv. coes-
sentially.
CoeBSO, sm. a sort of fish.
Coetâneo, a, adj. contemporary,
coetaneous.
Coetemo, a, adj. coeternal.
Coevo, a, adj. coeval, contempo-
rary-
Coexistência, sf. co-existence.
Coexistente, adj. 2 g. co-existent.
. Coexistir, vn. to co-e^X^x.
^^ea , sf. crvLSt ; scab, scupf . l Co-liador , sm . \íô ^\vo \a «^ «oa^Vl
y^rar a— do pão^ to chip bread ; \ -with anotUet.
COH
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COI
Cofinho, sm. a little basket.
Cofre, sm, coffer, chest.
Cogitabundo, a, adj. pensive,
thoughtful; sad.
Cogitação, sf. cogitation, medi-
tation, thought.
Cogitado, a, pp. adj. cogitated,
meditated. [tate.
Cogitar, vn. to cogitate, to medi-
Cogitativo, a, euij. cogitative,
toinking.
Cognação, «/.co^nation, kindred.
Cognado, sm. kindred, kinsman.
Cognatioo, a, adj. pertainÍDg to
cognation.
Cognato, a, adj. cognate.
Gognito, a, adj. known.
Cognome, sm. cognomen, sur-
name. [Alcunha.
Cognomento, sm. nickname. V.
Cognominação , sf. cognomi-
nation.
Cognominado, a, pp. adj. sur-
named.
Cognominar, va. to surname.
Cognominar-se, vr. to be sur-
named.
Go^oscitivo, a, adj. cognosci-
tive, intelligent. [cible.
Cognosoivel, adj. 2 g. cognos-
Cogombro, sm. v. Pepino.
Cogote, sm. the hinder part of the
head.
Coguba, sf. cowl, hood.
Cogulado, a,jp/>. adj. heaped up.
Cogular, va. to heap up.
Cogulo, sm. the o ver measure of
corn.
Cogumelo, sm. a mushroom. —
grande^ toad-stool, jews-ear, etc.
Cohabitação, sf. cohabitation.
Cohabitado, a, pp. adj. coha-
bited. [bitant.
Cohabitador, a, sm. or f. coha-
Gohabitar, vn. to cohabit, to
dwell together.
Coherdeira, sf. coheiress.
Coherdeiro, sm. coheir.
Coherencia, sf. coherence, cobe-
rency. [connected.
Coherente, adj. 2 g. coherent,
Coherentemente , adv. cohe-
CoãUÊmOf sf. coliâsioii, coherence.
CohesiTO, a, adj. cohesive.
GohibiçSo, sf. the act of cohi<
biting.
Cohibido, a, pp. adj. cohibited.
Cohibir, va. to cohibit, to res-
train.
CohobaçSo, sf. cobobation.
Cohobado, a,pp. adj. cohobated.
Cobobar, va. (cAem.) to cohobate.
Gohonestação, sf. the act of co-
louring or palliating.
Cohonestado, a. •^. adj. co-
loured, palliated.
Gohonestar, va. to colour, to
palliate, to excuse.
Cohorte, sf. cohort.
Coice, sm. kick, spurn, wince.
Coioeador, sm. and adj. a kick>
er, he who kicks.
Coioeira, sf. the socket on which
a door turns ; hinga.
Coifa, sf. a cawl for women^B
heads.
Co-igual, adj. 2 g. coequal.
Co-igualdade, sf. coequality.
Coima, sf. a pecuniary mulct.
Coimado, a, pp. adj. mulcted.
Coimar, va. to mulct, to fine.
Goimavel, adj. 2 g. that may be
mulcted.
Coimeiro, a, adj. defensive.
Coinobar, va. to grunt.
Coincidência, sf. coincidence.
Coincidente, adj.ig. coincident,
coinciding.
Coincidido, 9., pp. adj. that has
felt upon the same point.
Coincidir, vn. to fali in ^ith, to
coincide. [cation.
Coindicação, sf. {med.^ coindi-
Coindicado, a, pp. adj. mdicated
with another.
Coindicante, adj. 2 g. coindica*
ting.
Coindicar, va. to indicate with
another.
Coinquinado, a, pp. adj. coln-
quinated.
Coinquinar, va. to coinquinateu.
Coira, sf. {anc.) a leather jeckSa*
Goiraça^ sf. cw\x^'&%.
GoixaoeVco^ sm. «c cv5Àt«a»v«t —
a, adj. \Yia\.\v«L^ «. cxxvt^asu
\
■»*
COL
Coirmão, OalxmX, odj. Primo
Coiro, sni. hids, 'aHin, leathor. —
uen^, raw hidi — fífl ttoíca,
neafB Uather. — ãe boi, bntts.
Tem -i«™, ifig.) he is in-
seasible.
CoíBEi, af. ihing. V. Couto,
GÕitadamcotB, adv; witli' sÚIíCt
Coito, sm
Cola, s/'.
ÍIO -
Úaloba, af. c
Colchete, sr,
Colohioo, JT
Col
collagati
Colora, i/. oholer, bile, onger,
CaleFa-merbo, sm. cbolera. cho-
lera.morbua. [1'urioualj.
CBloTicamenta, adv. whh ohalsr.
COIorioo. a, a '-■ -■—'---
Colhadeira. i/. a stiuk wWa
VTth. paimars acrape nn thslj
ColhodoToe, sm.pt. (a iwíínn)
the Unes af tbe ahnnda.
collection' [V. Co/ílfdo.
CcOhslto, a, pp. adj. áe Colher.
Calhér.jf.fYcan.- de pedreiro.
trowel. V. Trolha.
■Colher, t-fl. 10 gather, to crop, to
cull, to -niii\, to pliwit. — a*
cabOt (n «ea temt) lo qnoil &
CollMradH, sf. n spoonful. fiai->
n.nd Tonin.
ofbird.
CoUildo, a
CoUilmeii'
Collrloa. tf. A
ColiBaunrColi
Co^Ua^,/. ^lo«,
Coliãea, if. toater-aislsr.
CollBçao, sf. coUation.
Collaola, lA foster-Bhip.
CoUacionax, na. to toUate. tf
CollBça, sm. fuste r-hroâBT.
Collaâa. »■? ihroai, gorgs, fruilst
Collado, a, pp. adj. pLusd;
Collador, sfu. c<illa('jr. advow^eo
Oollapflo, ini. (raerí.) fcllspsion
CoUar, 1 ■ ■■-■--
«■H
w
wmmmmÊ^Êm
COIi
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COL
Gblleoç9o> sf, coUaction, compi-
lation.
GoUecta, «/l a gatherinff of char
rities ; levy of tax ; collect.
Gollectado, a, pp. adi. collected.
Gollectaneas, sf. pi. coUection
of analogous thine^s.
Gollectaneo, a, aaj. Y. Stauax.
Cíollectar, va.to gather, to colltect.
CoUecticio, a, adj. gathered up
of ali sorts. [tively.
Gollectivamente , adv. coUec-
Gollectivo, a, adi. coUective.
Gollector, sm. collector.
Gollectoria, sf. V. Recebedoria.
Gollega, sm. colleague.
Gollegiado , sf. a collegiate
church. [coUeçfial.
Golleglal, adj. 2 g. collegiate,
Gollegialinente, adv, scholasti-
cally. [coliege.
Còllegiatnra, sf. a place in a
Collegio, sm. college, school,
hall.
Golleira, sf. coUar, a dog^s collar.
Golleirado, a, adj. having a
collar.
GoUetado, a, adj. (herald.) that
has a collar of dinerent enamel
from that of the escutcheon.
GoUete, sm, waistcoat without
sleeves. [against.
Gollidir, va. to collid, to strike
GOlligação, $/*. colligation, con-
federation, leagne.
GoUtgado, a, pp. adj, confede-
rate, allied.
Golligancia; sf. {anat.) iinion, tie.
GoUigar, va. to colligate, to tie.
CoUigar-sCy vr. to leagne.
Golligido, a, or Gollector, a,
pp. adj. gathered.
GoUigir, va. to gather, to collect.
Colligir-se, vr, to be gathered.
GonifuaçSo, sf. collímation or
collineation. Linha de — , {astr.)
the optical axís of the telescope.
Gollimado, a, j^. adi. aimed.
GòlUmar, va. to collimate, to
aim [confining.
GoUixnitado, a, adj. bordered up,
Oomna^ sf. Mil, hillock. G^kar
a — , to scamper awaj.
GomnoBo, a, adj. hill/.
Golliqnação, sf. (med.) coD^tta-
tion, dangerous flux.
Golliq|tzativo,a, adj. colliquatly«.
Gollisão, sf. coUision.
Gollitlgado, a, pp. adj. litigated.
Gollitiganté, adj. 2 g. and s,
contender, contending.
Gollitigar, vn, to litigate '^th
another.
Gollo,«m. lap, neck. Ter o menino
no — , to hold a child upon one's
lap. Tomai o menino ao — , take
the child in your arms. — da
mãOf the "wrist. C(q)a em — , a
yagabond.
GoUooação, sf. collocation.
Gollocado, a, pp. adj. collocsted,
placed.
GòUocar , va. to set in place , to
collocate, to place.
GoUonho, a, adj. (anc.) that is
carried in the shoulders, in the
head. [satioa.
Golloquio, sm. colloquy, conver-
Golludente, adj. 2 g. that has
part in a coUusion.
Golludir, vn. (m law) to coUnde.
ColltiB9o, sf. collusion, under-
standing.
CollusÍTo, a, adj. collusive.
CollUBoriamente, adv. collusive-
ly. [lusire.
Collusorto^ a, adj. coUuaory, col-
GoUuTião, sf. inundation.
Goll3rrio, sm.collyrium, eye-salve
Collytico, a, adj. agglutinativo.
Gòlxnado, a, pp. adj. thatched.
Gòlmar; va. to thatch; to heap,
to fill npi
Colmeal, sm. a stock of bees, a
quantity of bee-hives. RJees.
Gobneeiro, sm. he that keeps
Gobnela, sf a bee-hive.
GoUneiro, a, adj. that is like
thatch. — , sm. a thatchcr.
Golmillios, sm. pi. tusks of an
animal.
Golmilhoso, a or Golmilbado,
a, adj. tusky
Golmo, sm. stem, stalk or straw
of com. Casa coberta de — , a
house covered with thatch.
sleeves.
COL
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COM
Golobrete, sm. an old machine of
war.
Golocasia, sf. the Egyptian bean.
Golocynthida, sf. coloquintid.
Colombaoeo, a, adj. or or per-
taining to a pigeon.
Golomim or Gurumim, sm. a
boy (in Brazil).
Golon, sm. {anat.) cólon; —
{oram.) cólon, two çoints ( : ).
Golondro, sm. a kind of long
gourd.
Golonia, sf. colony, plantation.
CSolonial, adj. t g. colonial.
Golonisação, sf. colonization.
Golonisado, a, pp. adj. colonized.
Golono, sm. a colonist, a hus-
bandman or farmer : planter.
Golophonia, sf. colophonia ;
pitch, rosin.
Goloquintida, sf. coloquintida,
bitter-apple.
Golor, sm. a gold coin of Ásia ;
{anc.) V. Pretexto.
Golor adamente, adv. speciously.
Golorado, a, pp. adj. coloured,
palliatcd.
Golorante, adj. 2 g. colouring.
Golorar, va. to colour, to dye;
ifig.) to palliate. V. Corar.
Goloreado, a, adj. coloured.
Golorear, va. to colour, to dye.
Golorido, a, pp. adj. coloured.
Golorido, sm. {paint.) colouring,
colorisation.
Golorifico, a, adj. coloriâc.
Golorir, va. to colour. [ration.
Golorisação»5/lcolorisation, colo-
Golorista, sm. colourist. Bom — ,
a painter skilled in the right
use of colours. [colossal.
Golossal, adj. 2 g. colossean,
Golosso, sm. colossus, colosse.
Golostro, sm. {jned.) colostrum,
biestings.
Golubrina, sf. a culverin.
Golumbino, a, adj. of or belong-
ing to pigeons.
Golumbrino, a, adj. of orbelong-
ing to a snake.
Golumella, sf. columella, an
inflammation of the uvula.
Golumellado, a, adj. that has a
Golumella.
Golumna, sf. column,pillar ; ijig.)
pillar, supporter. [columns.
Golumnar, adj. 2 g. formed in
Goluxnnario, a, adj, that has
columns
Goluxnnata, sf colonnade.
Golurno, sm. a dwarf-hazel.
Coluro, sm. {astr.) colure.
Golutea, sf. colutea, the bastard
senna.
Golza, s. colewort. Azeite de — ,
coleseed oil.
Gom, prep. with. -r prudência^
prudentfjr. — facilidade, easily.
— tudo wío, not-withstanding,
nevertheless.
Goma, sf. the mane of a horse or
lion. A — de um capacete^ the
horse-tail of a helmet. — {orthJ)
little-pause. — {music.) thenintn
part of a tone. — {med.) a sort
of lethargy. — {astr.) Berenice^s
hair.
Gomado, a, atfj. that has a mane.
Gomadre, sf. godmother, gossip ;
a midwife.
Gomante, adj. Y. Cornado.
Comarca, sf. distríct, hundred or
part of a shire. [upon.
Comarcante, adj. 2 f/. bordering^
Comarcão, ã. adj. circumjacent,
neighbouring, bordering upon.
Comarcar, va. V. Confinar.
Gomari, adj. Pimenta — , little
p»pper of Brsizil.
Gomato, a, adj, -with a large wig
or long hair.
Comatoso, a, adj. {med.) coma-
tose, lethargic. [sick, sickly.
Combalido, a, pp. adj. that is
ComJsalir, va. to impair, to wea-
ken,to fali sick. [or feeble.
Combalir-se, vr. to grow weak
Combate, sm. combat, flght,
battle, action. Estar fora do — ,
to be disabled. Strife, struggle;
warring.
Combatedor, sm. combatant.
Combatente, sm. combatant,
contending, antagonist, Cham-
pion.
Combater, va. or vn. to iight, to
combat. — corpo a corpo^ to âffht
man to man. — as suaspaiwSeSf
COM
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COM
{fig.) to oppose, to strive against
one's own passions. Comôaíer-w,
vr. — com alguém^ to fight a duel.
Combatido, a, pp. adj. combated.
Gombativel, adj, 2 g. that may
be fought.
Combinação, sf. combiuation,
association, league.
Combinado, a,pp. adi. combined.
Combinador, sm. skilled in com-
bination. [together.
Combinar, ua. to combine, to joín
Combinatório, a, adi. combi-
nable. Arte — , [musS) doctrine
of combination.
Combinavel, adj. 2 g. combi-
nable, tbat may be combined.
Comborça, sf. a mistress kept
by a married man.
Comborço, sm. a man that has a
married woman for concubine.
Comboyado, 9L,pp. adj. convoy ed.
Comboyar, va. to convoy, to
escort. [convoy.
Comboyeiro, sm. the chief of a
Comboyo, sm. convoy.
Combreto, sm. a kindofshrub.
Comburente, adj. 2 g. that has
the property of burnin^.
Combustão, sf. combustion, con-
flagration,burning ; (/¥^.)áame,
commotion.
Combustivel, adj. 2 g. com-
bustible.
Combustibilidade, sf. combusti-
bleness.
Combosto, a, adj. {astr.) it is said
of a planet that is not above
eight degrees thirty minutes
distant from the sun.
Comcausa, sf. a concomitant
cause.
Começado, a, pp. adj. begun.
Começador, sm. he who begins.
Começar, va. or vn. to begin, to
commence. — por onde se deve
acabar, to fly an eel at the tail.
Começar-se, vr. to take rise.
Começo, sm. beginning.
Comedeiro, a, adi. that eats.
Comedia, sf. Y. Alimento.
Comedia, sf. comedy, play ; thea-
tro. Quereis vir á— ? wiíl you go
to the theatre?
Comediante, sm. or f. player,
actor or actress, comedian.
Comedidamente, adv. modestly,
moderately. [derate.
Comedido, a, adj. modest, mo-
Comedimento, sm. modesty, mo-
deration. ["writes coraedies.
Comediographo, sm. he vfho
Comedir, va. to measure, to
compute. Comedir-se , vr. to
behave modestly.
Comedoiro, sm. the drawer of a
bird cage. [eater.
Comedor, a, sm. or f. a great
eater.
Comedorias, sf. pi. meat and
drink allowed to one of the
king's offíce. [mean time.
Comenos, sm. N'esíe — , in the
Comer, va. to eat, to meat, to
feed ; to spend, to waste. ScUa
de — , a dming-room. — com os
olhos, {fig.) to covet, to look
^eedijy on a thing. — , vn. to
itch. Comer-se, vr. to be eaten.
Comer, sm. food, eating.victuals.
Comeres, sm. pi. the meais, re-
pasts, dishes.
Comestivel, adi. 2 g. eatable. — ,
sm. victuals, íood.
Cometa, sf. comet, blazing star.
— de cauda comprida, a tailed
comet. [to a comet.
Cometario,a, ad/.of orpertaining
Comezana, sf. a great banquet
or feast. [to comprehend.
Comezinho, a, aaj. eatable ; easy
Comicamente, adv, comically,
humorously.
Comichão, sf. itching.
Comicboso, a, adj. humoroos,
peevish, morose.
Comicial, adj. 2 g. comitial.
Comicios, sm. pi. comitia.
Cómico, a, adj. comical, comic.
— , sm. or f. a comedian.
Comida, sf. eating, meai, repast.
Comido, a, pp. adj. eaten.
Comigo. V. Commigo. [glutton.
Comilão, sm. a great eater, a
Comilona or Comiloa, sf a
gluttonous woman.
Comlnge, sm, a m.Qi:^<ox <a»l\^ V2»x V^
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Cominlifliro, a, snt^ or /. a man
or a ^oman that sells cummin-
seed.
Cominhos, sm.pl. cummm-seed.
Comitiva, sf. train of attendants,
attendance, retinne.
Comitre, «m. boatswain.
Comina, sm. {mits.) comma, the
smallest of ali the seasibú- in-
tervals of tone. [manded.
Commandado, a, ppK adj. com-
Coroman damento , sm, the act
of coramanding.
Commandante, sm. comman-
dant, commander.
Commandar, va. to command,
to order, to govern. [pany.
Comnutiidita, sf. a stock com-
Gommando, sm. command.
Goaotmiemoração, sf. comraemo-
ration. [memorated.
Gommemoradov a, pp. adj. com-
Commemorar, va. to commemo-
rate. [memorative.
OcanTraemorativo, a, adj. com-
GomznemoravcA, adj. 2 g. com-
memorable.
Commenda, sf. commander j
Commendação, sf. V. Becom-
mendação. [dery.
Commendadeivaf, sf. commau-
Commendador, sm. cQmmander;
comraendatory.
Commendadoria^ sf. comman-
dery, the office of commenda-
tory. [commendatory.
Commendatarla, sf. liie ofâoe of
Commendatario, sm. commen^
darory. Abbade — , an abbot in
comniendam.
Commendatoria, adj. Cartw — ,
a letter of commendation.
Commensal, sm. commensal,
messmate, boarder. [sality.
CommensaUdade, sf. commen-
CommensurabiMdade , sf.
(geom.) commensurability; com-
mensurableness.
Commensura^^ão, sf. {geom.)
commensuration ; proportion.
CoxnmeiMarado,a, pp. adj. com-
mensurated.
Commenaorar, va. to commen-
surate, to proportion.
Gomaaiensiiravel , adj. i g.
(geom.) commensurablo-.
Commeatado:, a, pp. cuij. ex-
pounded. commented. [tor.
Commentador, sm. commenta-
Commentante, adj. 2 g. that
commenta. [comment.
Commentar, va. to expound, to
Commentario, sm. commentary.
Commeiatício, a, adj. Y. Fingido.
Commento, sm. comment, ex-
planation.
Commerciado, Si,pp. adj. tnuded.
Commerctal, adj. 2 ^.'commer-
cial. [trader.
Commerciante, sm. a merohaat,
Commerciar, vn. to trade, to
traffic, to commerce. [tiabl«.
Commerciavel, adj. 2 g. nego-
Commercio-v^m. commei>ce, trade,
traífic ; correspondence ; ao-
quaintance. Ter — com ttma
mulher, to have an intrigue with
a woman. [emçloyer.
Comxnettente, srn. constitneQt,
Commetter, va. to commit, to
perpetrate ; to appoint, to dele-
gate, to constitute; to endea-
vour, to enterprise. Commetter-
se, vr. to be committed.
Commettido, a, pp. adj. com-
mitted, perpetrated. [crime.
Coxnmettimento, sm. fault,
Commigo, adv. with me.
Comminação, sf commination,
thrcatening. [ened.
Comminado, a, pp adj. threat-
Comxninadòr, a, adj. {in la.w)
comminatory. »— , sm. a threat-
ener. [menace.
Comxalnar. 'va. to threaten, to
Comminativo, a, adj menacing,
that threatens.
Comminatovio, a, adj. {in law)
comminatory. [to ^rind.
Comminxxir; va. to commmute,
Conu3adsc>ração> sf. coromisera-
tion , pity . [serated.
Commisei^ado, SL,pp . adj. commi-
Commiserador, sm. commiser»-
tor. [sivo.
ComxoiBerante', sm. V. Compor
Comnxiserar-se, vr. to comsaíse-
rate, to pity.
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Ctommissão , sf. commission ;
mandate; "warrant; committee.
Vencer por— ^ to sell for another.
Goixuniasairaria,^^ commisfiary-
ship.
Conumssarisido or Conrnriftsa-
sariato, sm. commissariat.
Ckxauuissario, sm. a-commissioií-
er, commissary. — de guerra^
musteivmaster. — de artílhericu,
commissary of artillery. — geral
de oavalUiria, mnster-master
general.
Go«ii)aissionado,.a,sm.Qr f.com-
missioner, one who has :a com-
mission.
Gommisso, sm. forfeit or ifine.
GoDxmissorio, a, adj. {in law)
binding clause. [sure.
Gommissura. sf. {anat.) oommis-
ConuBsistão, sf. commixtion.
Gomsnistiirado, a, adj. com-
mixed. [tente.
Gaxomittente, sm. Y. Commet-
Coxnmoção , sf. commotion ,
trouble. [commode.
Gominoda, sf. a set of drawers,
Gommodamente, adv. commo-
diously, easily. [dato
CUmimodiante, sm. Y. Commo-
Gommodatario, a, sm, or /. he
or she who has borrowed so-
mething tbat is to be retumed
in kind.
Gominodato, sm. {in law) the
thing that is lent or borrowed
to be retumed iniand.
Goxnmodidade, sf. opportnnity,
convenience, accommodation.
Comxttodo, a, adj. commodious,
eonvenient; rich^ afpreeable,
easy.
Goxnixiodo, sm. leisnre; advan-
tage, gain, beneiit.
Gcmunoriente, ad^. 1 g. oommo-
rient, dying at the same time.
Gonunover, va. to mova, to oom-
move, to affect , to cause trouble,
to agitate. Commover^e^ vr. to
be commoved.
QoBQumovido, a, pp. aáj. mored,
adEQicted.
^omBOLua, sf. water-closetj^irivy.
general ; «suai, frequent ; plen-
tiful; rife; vulgar, ordinary, tri-
vial. O — . the generality, the
gveatest part.
Goxnmuininente, adv. commonly ,
generally. [universal.
Canmcraaal, adj. 2 g. common,
Comxnunalznente , adv. com-
monly.
Gomxnuneiro, sm. commoner.
Coxmnungado, a, pp. adj. com-
municated.
Goxnmungante, adj. 2 g. that
communicates. — ,sm. or /. he or
she that receives tbe blessed
sacrament.
Goxxuxiungar, va. to administer
the communion. — . vn. to com-
municate
Coxnmungatorio, sm. the com-
munion-table. [municability.
GommunicaibiUdflde, sf. com-
GomzaunicaçSo, s/l^communica-
tion , intercourse ; fellowship ,
uiúon in faith. [municated,
Conunnnioado, a, j^. adj. com-
Gozaxnunicador, a, sm. or f. he
or she who communicates.
Communicar, va. to communi-
cate, to impart, to ahare; to
show, to reveal ; to converse.
— .un.tokeep a correspondence
with. Communicar-se, vr. to be
communicative, affable.
CommunicAtivo, a, adj commu-
nicative. [nicable.
Comxnunicavi^ adj. 2 g. commu-
.Gommnnidade, sf. community,
commonalty; oorporation.
Gomanunismo, sm. eommunism.
Qonununista, am. communist.
Comxnutação, sf. commutation,
change.
Gonunutada, a, pp- adj com-
muted, exchangeâ. [mutes.
ComooLatadm*, «m. h« who com-
Xtomãsuatar, va. iõ commute or
change. [tative.
Goaaaaautativo, a, adj. commu-
Gomniutav»!, adj, 3, g. commu-
table.
.GtanOi adv, as, Uke, when ; while,
After vtúmofit. Como isêo., so ao.
íonipm-loii, joilino»- howhehas
itiflEO. — tl>iiv- gue í^a.iiovevcr
tem publjort, 03 hfl afaajsloTed
Compaoldada, 3f. deniily, (iom-
CompactD. a. ndj. cnmpnc^t.
Compadecedar. a, adj. Ibat has
Comc^deosr, «n. lo admit of. to
Compadecido, a, pp. adj. •
. pompBtornity.
Compadre, i
Compaginar
Compaixão,
Work toffether; ccpmpany.aailo,
Gompanhar, va. V- Ãcompanfiar
panhelro, iin, a compai
"inhla, xf. oompany, fe
'oaipnny y [mil,)
esUlillsh a compsny QípftMiiar-
ahip, (tuoe corroIslLre.
Compar.a-íj.ííT. (mi ) Tom—,í
Comparação , sf, qorapnrLson ,
Comparada. a,^p. ailj. coiiipiíTeã,
Comparador, um, (pAjt. ) a boM
□r instrunient for camparing
Comparar, no. iq compare, to
Comparável, aaj
Comparecanaia,
OompareoentSi si
Comparecido, a, p
Compareolmento, 1
/. lÍK imo)
adj. ap.
CompBBaado, a,
CÕmpassagelro. s
CompaBBlTomente,
-Compasairel. adj. <
meuiure wlth
"ooipaoy. í-ta-mar um.
impasston-
. compaa-
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Compatibilidade, s/'. compatibil-
ity.
Gompativel, adj.lg. compatible.
Compatriota, «m. or f. com-
patriot, countryman.
Compeçar, va. V. Começar.
CompeUido, a, pp. adj. com>
pelled, forced.
CompeÚir, "a. to compel, to force.
Compendiado, a, pp. adj, abrid-
ged, epitomized.
Compendiador, sm. abbreviator,
abridger.
Compendiar, va. to compen-
diate, to abridge, to abbreviate.
Compendlario , a, adj. con-
tracted. [abridgment.
Compendio , sm. compendium ,
Compendiosamente, adv, brief-
ly, compendiously.
Compendioso, a, adj. compen-
dious, brief, abridged.
Compensação, sf. compensatioo,
equivalent, reparation.
Compensado, a, pp. adj. com-
pensated.
Compensador, sm. and adj.
compensator, one who compen-
sates; compensative.
Compensar, va. to compensate.
Compensativo, a, adj. compen-
sative, compensatory.
Compensável, adj. 2 g. com-
pensable.
Competência, sf. competition,
emulation, contest; (in lato)
competency.
Competente, adj.ig. competent,
sufíicient; suitable.
Competentemente, adv. com-
petently, properly.
Competição , sf. competition,
emulation.
Competido, a, jDp. adj. contested.
Competidor, a, sm. or /. com-
petitor, rival.
Competimento, sm. competition.
Competir, vn. to contest, to
strive, to emulate; to belong.
Compilação, sf. compilation.
Compilado, a, ji^. at^'. compiled.
CompUBdor^ sm. a compiler,
CompOar, va, to oompile, to
Complacência, sf. complaisance,
compliance.
Complacente, adj. 2 g. com-
plaisant, affable, obliging.
Gomplectamente, adv. v. Jurt-
tamente.
Complectoria, sf. completory.
Compleição , sf. constitution ;
complexion, disposition.
Gompleicionado. a, adj. consti-
tuted, constitutioned.
Compleioional, adj. 2 g. of of
belonging to the complexion.
Complementar, adj. 2 g. belong-
ing to the complement.
Complementario, a, adj. com-
plementary.
Complemento, sm. complement,
accomplishment ; (/brí.) {geog.)
{gram.) complement.
Completado, a, pp. adj. com-
pleted, íinished. [ly.
Completamente, adv. complete-
Completar, va. to complete, to
ânish, to accomplish.
Completas, sf. pi. oompline.
Completivo, a, adi. completivo.
Completo, a, adj. complete,
finished, perfect.
Gomplezioade, sf. complexity,
complexness.
Complexo, a, adj. complex, com-
posite. — sm. space, capacity ;
compass.
Complicação, sf. complication.
Complicadamente, adv. com-
plicately, confusedly.
Complicado, a, pp. adj. compli-
cated, confused.
Complicar, va. to complicate, to
confuse, to mix. Complicca^-se^
vr. to become complicated.
Complico, adj. ana s. 2 g. com-
plico, accomplice; instrumental.
Compliciado, a, pp. adj. made
coraplice.
Compliciar, va. to make accom«
plice. Compliciar-se, vr. to be
complice or accomnUc«i.
Gomplioidade, «f . ^^ ^iç^Tl% «»».
accomplice.
GompoedoT, «m. N. Ccmposxtwp-
Comi^iiedoc, sm. VF^nU^ ^ «««^
posing-Btic^ .^
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Gompon^ate, adj, % g, compo-
nent, that composes.
Compor, va. to corapose, towrite;
to complicate, to entángle, to
set to music; {prini.) to com-
pose ; to set in order. — wn. to
corapound, to adjust. Compâryae^
vr. — com seus inimigos^ to be
reconciled with one's enemies.
. — com os credores, to compound
with one's creditors.
Clomporta, sf. a flood-^te, a
dam.
Comportado, a, pp adj, suffered.
Comportamento, sm. conduct,
behaviour.
Comportar, va.Xo bear, to suffer^
to permit, to allov. Comportar-
se, vr. to behave one's self. —
mal, to misbehave.
Comportável, adJ. 2 ar. tolerable,
that cau be suf^red.
Composição , sf. composition ,
arran^ement, ag^eement; con-
struction; (print] composition.
Entrar em — , to compound.
Compósita, adj. f. (areh.) Ordem
— , the coraposite order.
Compositor, sm. composer, wri-
ter, author ; (print.) oompesitor.
Compostamente, ado. compo-
sedly, modestly.
Composto, a, pp. adj. coraposed,
compósita, written. Homem — , a
sober and modest man.
Composto, sm. compoaition, com-
pound, mixture.
Compostura, sf. deoenc^, mo-
desty; {mus.) counter-pomt.
Compota, sf, stewed-fruit.
Compoteira, sf, a 8tewed-<frmt
dish.
Compra, sf. purchase, bayin^,
purchasing.
Compradiço, a, ai.j. that may
be bought; venal, mercenary.
Comprado, a, pp. adj. bought,
purchased.
Comprador, a, sm. or f. buyer,
purchaser ; caterer or purveyor.
Comprar, va. to buy, to pur-
chase. — cartas, (gome) to take
cards; (/Sa,) to pj^y âear for a
thing.
Compravel, adj. 2 g. that may be
bought.
Gomprazedor, a, sm. or f, a
complaisant man or woman.
Comprazer, va. to please, to
comply with, to humour. Com-
prazer-se, vr. to delight.
Comprazido, a, pp. adj. pleased
with. [sance.
Comprazimento, sm. complai-
Compreliender, va. to compre-
hend, to understand; to include,
to comprise, to contain. Com-
prekenaer-sey vr, to be compre-
nended.
Gomprehendido , a, pp. adj,
comprehended ; understood.
Compreensão, sf. comprehen
sion, nnderstanding.
Gomprehensibilidade, sf. com-
prehensibility, comprehensible-
ness. [hension.
Comprehensiva, sf. compre-
Compreliensivamente , adv.
comprehensively.
Comprehensiveí. adj. 2 g. com-
prehensible, intelligible.
Gomprehensivo, a, adj. com-
prenensive ; compendious.
Comprc^ensor , a, adj, that
comprehends.
Comprehenaores , sm. pi. the
blessed in heaven.
Gompreição, sf. V. Compleição,
Compressa, sf. {surg.) compress,
pledget.
Compressão , sf. compression ,
compressure, condensation.
Compressibilidade, sf. com-
pressibility.
Compressível, adj. 2 g. com-
pressible.
Compressivo, a, adj. compres-
sive.
Compresso, a, pp. adj. preased.
Compressor, sm. a person or
thing that compressos.
Gompridamente, adv. lengthily.
Gompridão, sf. length.
Comprido, a, adj. long, lengthy;
large.
Compridciro, a, adj. neoessarv.
Gomprimentada, a, pp, aJ^-
\ com'g^xcDAí]Lt.ed.
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Gomprimentar, va. to eempli-
ment, to coagraiulitteu
Comprimeoite , adj. 2 g. that
presses. [pliiisenter.
Comprixnaiti^bro, a, adj. com-
Gomprimento, sm. lenjgtk.
Goxnprixnido, a, pp. adj. pressed,
thrast close.
Comprimir, va. to presa, to
compreas , to thrust ; (fig.) to ap-
pease, to repress, to ke^ under.
Gomprir, va. V. Cumprir and
derivaXed.
Gomprometter, va. to coanpro-
mit, to compromiae, to axpose.
Cwnprometter-se^ vr. to expose
oae^s self, to c(»nproinifie.
Gomproa&ettido , a, pp. adj.
compromised.
Gonqaromfifcfcimento, sm. the aet
of compromising one*8 self.
Gompromissario, a, adj. and s.
compromitsorUJ, arbitrator.
GorapromiiHio. sm. compromise ;
arbitration.
GcNDiíromisaorio, a, adj. Hiat
contains a compromise.
Oomporotector, sm. joánt pro-
tector.
Gomwova^U), sf^ confirmatioo.
V. Prooa.
GomproTado, a^pp. adj. proved,
coníiisned.
GomproTador, a, sm. or f. he
-Úiat conânns or proves.
Gomprorante, adj. 2 g. that
conânns.
ComprofttT, «a. to prove, to
confim. Comprooar-se t vr. to
Tecei ve confirroation.
Gomprovindal or Gomprovin-
olaíiio, a, adj. comprovinciaL
Gomptabilidade, sf. accounts.
Esariptorio de — -, counting-
house. [mined.
Gompulaado, a, pp. adj. eza-
Gompiílflnrtor, a, sm.otf. he or
«he 'tiaà eKamines.
Gomiraílifio, sf compulsion, oom-
pttmnc.
Gompraar, va. to examine, to
eoaipcl A Tegister ; toexaoBáne.
«/«a subpona^ a
Gompulsorio, a, adj. oon^ul-
sory. Carta —a, a subpcena.
Gompunção , sf. compunction ,
repentance, contrition.
GomLpungido,a, or Gomponcto,
a, pp. adj. penitent, repented.
GompuBgixnento, sm. compunc-
tion. [âuence ; to move.
Gompungir, va. to affect, to in-
GompungitiTO, a, adj. compunc-
tive.
Gompvrjjar, va. to justify anj
man's innooence by the testi-
moiBy of another.
Gompu tacão, sf. computation,
calculation. [puted.
Computado, a, pp. adj. com-
ComiHitador, sm. compuler.
Computar, va. to compute, to
calculate. [culator.
Computistaf sm. computer, cal-
Computo, sm. computation, cal-
culation. [beit.
G<»nquanto, eonj. although, al-
Comaigo, adv. with himself.
Comtigo^ adv. witíi thee.
Comum, adj. V. Commum and
derivated.
ComvQBOO, adv. wiih you.
Gonato, sm. endeavour, tenta-
tiva
Coiusa, sf. quoit ; a kind of game
vitíi a stone or piece of brick
which is thrown at mark.
GonoaftenaçdiO, sf. concatena-
tion.
Concateiiado, a, adj. concate-
nated. [to bind.
Concatenar, va. to concatenate,
Conoansa* sf. a thing that con-
curs or runs together with
another.
GonoaTar, va. tQ dig together
-with another. [caveness.
Concavidade, sf. concavity, eon-
Goncavo, a, adj. concave, hollow.
— metaly {poet.) a cannon.
ConcaTO-conoavo, a, adj. con-
cavo-eoncave.
GoDcavc^ooBTexo, a, adj. con-
oavo-eonvex.
Conceber, va. and n. to conceive^
to breed, (Jl0.\ \o xja^vníwsÀ.,
to peTcew©,\o tfeucevq* .,Vi«v-
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press. — esperanças, to enter-
tain hopes.
Conoehiao.a, pp. adj. conceived;
imagined, perceived.
Concebixnento, sm. conception.
Concedente, adj.lg. that aílows.
Conceder, va. to grant, to allow,
to permit. [cession.
Concedidamente, adv. hy con-
Concedido, a, pp. adj. granted,
permitted.
Concedimento, sm. concession.
Concedivel, adj. V. Concessivel.
Conceição, sf. conception, breed-
mg.
Conceiteado, a, pp. adj. ex-
pressed elegantly.
Conceitear, vn. to express ele-
gantly.
Conceito, sm. conceit, opinion,
thought; fame, credit.
Conceituado, a, pp. adj. judged,
esteeraed.
Conceituar, va. to express ele-
gantly, to judge, to esteem.
Conceituosamente, adv. inge>
niously, wittily.
Conceituoso, a, adj. ingenious,
witty. [concelebring.
Concelebração, sf. the act of
Concelebrado, a, pp, adi. ceie-
brated jointly. Mointly.
Concelebrar, va. to concelebrate
Concelheiro, a, adj. of or be-
longing to the municipality.
Concelho, sm. municipality. Pa-
ços do — , a town-house.
Concento, sm. consonance, har-
mony. [tion.
Concentração, sf. concentra-
Concentrado, a, pp. adj. con-
centred, concentrated.
Concentrar, va. to concentre or
concentrate ; {fig.) to fix. Con-
centrar-se, vr. to concentre.
Concêntrico, a, adj. concentric,
concentrical.
Concepção, sf. conception.
Concepcionario, sm. a defender
of the immaculate conception.
Conceptivel, adj. 2 g. concep-
tible, conceivable.
Concernente, adj. 2 g, con-
ceraiDg, touching.
Concernir, vn. to concern.
Concertadamente, adv. conve*
niently, with prudence.
Concertado, a, j^p. adj. disposed,
ordered, put in order.
Concertador , sm. mender ,
patcher.
Concertante, adj. 2 g. {mus.)
Symphonia — , a 8;^mphony in
Vhich two or more instrumenta
perform the principal parta.
Concertante, sm. a striver with
a rival ; performer in a concert.
Concertar, va. to dispose, to
order ; to repair, mend, adjust.
Concertar-se, vr. — com a parie^
to compound with the plaintiff.
— no preço, to agree in the
price.
Concerto, sm. disposition, order,
discipline; {mus.) concert, a
concerto. Repair; agreement,
composition ; mending. De cofi-
certo, adv. by mutucu consent.
Concessão, sf. concession.
Concessionário, sm. concesdon-
ary, grantee.
Concessivel, adj. 2 g. that may
be granted (privilege, etc).
Concesso, a, adj. concession.
Concessor, a, s. Y. Outorgante,
Concha, sf. shell. — de atafona,
the lower mill-stone of a horse-
mill. Metter-se nas — «, {fíg.) to
be silent ; {print.) a wrong let-
ter) Conchas do gurupés, {a sea
term) the saddle of bowsprit.
Conchacil or Conchaois, sm. a
criminal jadge (in China).
Conchado, a, adj. shelled, shelly.
Concharia, sf. snells.
Conchavado, a, pp. adj. united,
joined.
Conchavar, va. to put things of
the same form and shape and of
differênt size one within ano-
ther luch as weights; to con-
elude, to adjost, to unite any
matter. [nivance.
Conchavo, sm. agreement, con-
Gonòheado, a, adj. shelly.
Conchear, va. to cover with
shells. [comfortable.
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Conchegar, va, to bring or put
nearer; to make comiortaole.
Cottckegar-sey vr. to close, to
coalesce, to lean, to rest again,
to come close.
Conchego, sm. protector ; conve-
nience, advantage ; comfort ,
a snog, a comfortable place ; a
complotter.
CoRchellos» sm. pL {bot,) the
herb pennj^-wort, penny-grass»
Venus-navel or ship-wort.
Concho, a, adj. conndent; vain.
Conchudo, a, adj. covered with
shells. [shells.
Gonchyliario, sm. a coUection of
Gonohyliíero, a, adj, conchi-
ferous.
Conohylio, sm. a sheU-âsh.
Gonchyliologia , sf. conchylio-
logv, conchology.
Conohyliologico, a, adj. concho-
logical. [logist.
Gonchyliologista, sm. concho-
Conch3rte8, sm. pi. {nat. hist.)
concnites. [citizen.
Concidadão, S, «m. or /. fellow-
Conciliábulo, sm. conventkle;
cabal.
ConoiliapSo, sf. conciliation.
Conciliado, a, pp. adj. conci-
liated, accordea.
Conciliador, a, sm. or f. conci-
liator, reconciler.
Conolliante, adj. 2 g. concilia-
ting, reconciling.
Conciliar, va. to reconcile, to
conciliate, to accord; {/ig.) to
gain, to procure.
Concilisur, adj. 2 g. of or belong-
ing to a council.
Gonclliario, a, adj. {theol.) of or
belonging to a council.
Conciliannente, adv. in coun-
cil. [conciliatory.
Conciliativo, a, aeí/.conciliating,
Conciliatório, a, adj. concilia-
ting, conciliatory. [lable.
Conciliável, adj. 2 g. reconci-
Conoilio, sm. council, assembly.
Gonoionador, sm. concionator,
orator.
Conotonal, adj. % g. belonging
to the assembly of the people.
Conoionar, vn. to harangue, to
make a public speech.
Conoisamente, adv. concisely,
succinctly.
Concisão, sf. concision, brevity.
Conciso, a, adj. concise, short,
brief.
Concitação, sf. concitatlon, a^-
tation, tumult.
Concitadamente, a^u .excitedly.
G<mcitado, a, pp. adj. excited.
Conoitador, a, sm. or f exciter,
agitator. [to provoke.
Concitar, va. to excite, to stir up,
Conoitativo, a, adj. that excites.
Conolamação, sf. conclamation.
Conclave, sm. conclave.
CondLavista, sm. conclavist.
Con^udente, adj. 2 g. conclud-
ing, conclusive.
Conclndoitemente, adv. con-
clusively, decisiveljjr.
Concluído, a, pp. adj. concluded,
flnished.
Concluinte or Concluente, adj.
V. Concludente.
Concluir, va. to conclude, to
ânisb ; to infer. Concluir-se, vr.
to decline, to decay.
Conclusão, sf. conclusion, deter-
mination, end. Em — , in short.
Conclusionista, sm. a respon-
dent. [final.
Conclusivo, a," adj. conclusive,
CSonclusivamente , adv. con-
clusively, decisively.
Concluso, a, adj. concluded,
(&' flnished, settled.
Conol\isÕÍes, sf.pl. a disputation,
thesis. Defender — , to be a res-
pondent. [^estion.
Concocção, sf. concoction, di-
Concootivo, a, adj. concoctive,
digesting.
Concomitância , l sf. concomi-
tance, concomitancy.
Concomitante, adj. 2 g. conco-
mitant. [corded, agreed.
Concordado, a, pp. adj. con-
Concordância, sf. concordance,
agreement. [dant.
Concordante, adj. 2 g. concor-
Conoordar, va to reconcvlô^ \s»
conform,tA> agc^^*— à.»^»\^<x^^^^
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adjust. — V7Í. to agres to^benr,
to concord.
Concordata, sf. and Conoor-
dato, S7n. concordate, treaty.
Concordavel, adj. 2 g. concord-
able, roconcileable.
Concorde, adj. 2 g. concordant,
unanimons.
Concordemente, adv. concord-
antly, un.inimously.
Concórdia, sf. peace, concord.
Concorrência, sf. concurreaee,
competition ; concourse.
Concorrente, adj. 2 g. cóncur-
rent. — sm, competitor, ríyal.
Concreação, sf. creation at tiie
same time.
Concreado, SL,pp.adJ. ereated at
the same time. [create.
Concrear, va. to concreate, to
Concreção, sf. concratioii, eoa-
lition. [cible.
Concrescivel, adj. 2 g. concres-
Concreto, a, adj. concreto;
{chem.) concreto, a compoond.
Concubina, sf. concubine.
Concubinario , sm. one that
keeps a concubine.
Concubinato, sm. concnbinage.
Concubino, sm. one tíiat is in
concubinage. [lation.
Concnbito , sm. coition, eopu>
Conculcado, a, p/). adj. trampled
under foot.
Couculcador. sm. he that tram-
j)les under foot ; {fig.) despiser.
Conculcar, va. to trample under
foot; to contemn.
Concunhado, a^ sm. or f. the
brother of a brother-in-lâir
Concupiscência, sf. concupis-
cence, lust
Concupiscente, adj. 2 g. concu-
piscent, libidinous. [piscible.
Concupiscivel, adj. 2 g. concu-
Concurrencia , sf. V. Concor-
rência and derlvated.
Goncturso, sm. concurrence, com-
petition, concourse, confluenee.
Concussão , sf. concussion ,
shake; extortion, peculation.
Concussionario . sm. extortion-
er, depredutor. [predator.
Gonoussor, sm. extortioner, de-
Condftdo, sm. county, eartâom.
Condal, adj. 2 g. of or beloi^ing
to a count.
Condão, sm. prerogatire^ privi-
lege. Varinha <ie — , a magicai
roa.
Conde, sm. count, earL
Gondeçft, sf. a small covered
"wicRer basket round or oTal.
Condeeender, vn. V. Ccndei-
eender.
Condecoração, sf. badc^.
Condecorada, a, pp. adj. graced.
Condecorar, va. to grace,. to
honour; to decorate.
GoDdemnaçSo or Condenação,
êf. condemnation , judgment ;
penalty, mulct.
Condemnado, a, pp. adj. con-
demned, sentenced ; nnílcted,
íined.
Condemnador, sm, conãeinaer.
Ccmdeninamento, sm. condem-
nation.
Gondemnar, va. to condemn, to
cast , to pronounce judg^ent
against one, to damn; to âne;
{fíg.) to blame. — um naoio^ {a
sea term) to condemn a ship as
unseaworthy. CondemiMr-se^ 9t,
to condemn one's self.
Condeninatorio, a, adj» eon-
demnatory.
Gondemnavel, adi. 2 g. condem-
nable, blamable, blam»-'worthy.
Condensabilldade, sf. {phys.)
condensability.
Condensação, sf. condenaation,
condensitv.
Condensado, a, j^. adj. coit-
densated, condensed.
Condensador, sm. condenser.
Condensante, adj. 2 g. that con-
denses.
Condensar, va. to condensate;
to condense. Condensar-se^ er.
to condensate. [sative.
Gondensativo, a, adj. conden-
Gondensavel, adj. 2 g. oonâen-
sable.
Gondensor, sm. {mech.) conden-
ser; condensing machine.
Gondescendencra , sf. condes-
c6nBi(»i,- condescendence.
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GondescendeBte, aàj. i g. con-
descendi ng, compiying.
Gondesoender, vn. to coodes-
cend. [descended.
Condescendido, ft, pp. adj. con-
Condescendimento, sm. com-
descension.
Condessa, sf. a countess.
Condessillio, sm. Y. Depostío.
Gondestable, sm. V. Condestavel.
Condestavel, sm. constable. ~-
de navio, the chief giumer
aboard a ship.
Condição, sf. condition, estate ;
circumstances; inclination; qna-
lity, rank. ff ornem íte— , a man of
quaíity. Clause ; term. Boa — ,
good offer.
Condicional, adj, i g. condi-
tional. [tionallv.
Condicionalmente, adv. condi-
Condicionar, va. y .Acondicionar.
Condiçoar, va. V. Convencionar.
Condignamente, adv, condign-
ly, deservedly.
Condignidadd, sf. condignity ;
merit. [thy.
Condigno, a, adj. condign, wor-
Condimento , sm. condiment.
V. Adubo.
Gondimentoso, a, adj. that sea-
sons meat.
Condir, va. (pharm.) to tie a re-
medy in a piece of doth in order
to boil it.
Condiscipulado, sm. fellowship.
Condiscípulo , a , «m. cr f. a
school-fello-w. [svers.
Condizente, adj. 2 g. that an-
Gondizer , vn. to answer, to agree.
Condoer-se, vr. to condole, to
pity. O que se condoe, condoler.
Condoído, a, pp. adj. V. Compa-
decido.
Condoimento, sm. compassion,
condolence, pity.
Condolência , sf. condolence ,
commiseration.
Gondoma, s. {nat. hist.) a sort of
antelope. [giveness.
G<mdonaçSo, sf. pardon, for-
Gondonado, a, 2^). adj. pardoned,
forgiven. [give.
Gonaoonr, va. to pardon, to for-
Condonatajrio, a, «m. or f. a
felloir-donee.
Condor, sm. {nat. hist.) condor.
Gonduoção, sf. conduction, oob-
dnctÍBg, carria^e.
Conducente, adj.ig, condnciTe,
conducible.
Conducta, sf. conduct, beha-
Tiour; the act of eondnoting,
guide, direction ; conduit» ca-
nal. — de soldados, lery of sol-
diers.
Conductario, sm. he wfao resds
lectores in a chair of inferior
note.
Gonductibilidade, sf. the pro-
perty of conducting (heat and
electricity).
Gonduetivo, a, adj. condacivê,
having the power of condncing.
Conducto, sm. conduit, canal for
the conveyance of water.
Gondaotor, a, sm. or f. leader,
gaide, conductor; {phys.) or
{surg.) conductor.
Condnplicado, a, adj. (bot.)
conduplicate. [tion.
Conduplicação, sf. conduplica-
Conduto, sm any thing that is
eaten with bread. [carried.
Conduzido, a, pp. adj. condacted,
Conduzir, va. to conduct, to
carry, to guide, to lead, to carry
along; to govem, to direct. —
vn. to conauce, to contribute,
to avail. Conduzir-se^ vr. to be-
have.
Gondylo, sm. {anat.) condylus.
Condyloide, adj. 1 g. condyloid.
Condyloma, s. (med.) condyKMba.
Cone, sm. cone. — truncado^ tnm-
cated cone.
Conega, sf. a canoness.
Cónego, sm. a cânon.
Conesia, sf. canonry, canonsMp.
Confabulado, a, pp. adj, confa-
bulated.
Confabular, vn. to confaboUnte.
Confecção, sf. {pharm. ) confec-
tion, electoary; execation of
anv thing. [of dmgps.
Conleccionado, a, pp. adj. nade
Confeccionar, va. {pharm.) to
inaka -with dru%^ \ V> Txv'B2ft&^
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Gonfecto, a, adj. spent, wasted.
Confederação, sf. confederation,
confederacy. [derated.
Confederado, a, pp. adj, confe-
Confederador, sm. confederator.
Confederar, oa. to confederate.
Confederar-sey vr, to confede-
rate. [rative.
Confederatlvo, a, adj, confede-
Gonfeição, sf. confection, com-
position. [mixed,
Gonfeiçoado, a, pp. adj. made;
Gonfeiçoar, va. to make a con-
fection; to mix.
Confeitado, a, pp. adj, confected.
Confeitar, va. to confect, to cora-
fit. [shop, confectionary.
Confeitaria, sf. confectioner's
Confeiteiro, sm. a confectioner.
Confeito, a, adj. composed, un-
natural.
Confeitos, sm. pi. comflts.
Conferencia , sf. conference ;
meeting; comparing, coUation
(books). [fered, compared.
Conferenciado, a, pp. adj. con-
Conferenciar, va. to confer, to
compare ; to hold a conference.
Conferente, adj. i g. that con-
fers. [compared.
Conferido, a, pp. adj. confered.
Conferir, va. to confer, to com-
pare, to confront. — vn. to dis-
course, to consult, to confer.
Conferva, sf. {bot.) conferva;
hair-weed.
Confessado, a, pp. adj con-
fessed, acknowledged, avowed.
— sm. a person wno confesses
his sins to a priest ; penitent.
Confessador, a, sm, or f. he or
she that confesses any thing.
Confessar, va. to confess, to
acknowledge, to avow; to hear
the confession of a penitent.
Confessarse j vr, to confess
one s sins.
Confessional, sm. one'whomakes
a confession of faith.
Confessionário, sm. confession-
ãry, penitentiary.
ConfeaaioniatSL , sm, confes-
aionist.
Conieaao, a, adj {in law) that
\
confesses anv thing. — sm. ono
that has confessed.
Confessor, sm, confessor; {fig,)
a martyr.
Confiadamente, adv. boldbr.
Confiado, a, pp, adj, connded ;
bold, coniident; impudent, inso-
lent.
Confiança, sf. courage, confi-
dence, reliance, security; inti-
macy, familiarity ; boidness,
impudence, presumption, assu-
rance. Ter — com alguém^ to be
familiar ^th one.
Confiar, va. to entrust, to con-
flde, to commit to. — vn. to con-
íide. Confiar-se^ vr. to confíde,
to trust upon.
Conficionar, va. Y. Confeiçoar
and derivated.
Confidencia, sf. confidence, inti-
macy, secret.
Confidencial, adj. 2 g. conâ-
dential, private.
Confidencialmente, adv. conâ-
dentially.
Confidente, adj. 2 g. that con-
fides. — sm. a confídent.
Configuração, sf. configuration,
figure. [gured.
Comigurado, a, j^. adj. confi-
Configurar, va. to conngurate>
to configure.
Confim, sm. frontier, border,
limit, landmark. — adj, 2 g,
confining. [upon.
Confinante, adj. 2 g. bordering
Confinar, vn. to confine, to bor-
der upon. [gido.
Confingido, a, pp. adj. V. Fin-
Confingir, va. V. Fingir.
Confinidade, sf. confinity, near-
ness.
Confins, sm. pi. confines, com-
mon boundary, limits, borders.
Confirmação, sf. confirmation ;
ratification. [certainly.
Confirmadamente, adv. surely.
Confirmado, a, pp. adj. con-
firmed, ratified. [firmer.
Confirmador, a, sm. or f. con«
Goniirmante, adj. 2 g. that con-
firma.
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tify ; to settle, to consolidate ,
{theol.) to coniirm. Confirmar-sey
vr. to confíriu one^s self.
Confirmativo, a, adj. conârma-
tonr, confirmative.
Gonunnatorio, a, adj. conflr-
mative.
Confiscação, sf, conâscation.
Confiscado, a, pp. adj. confis-
cated, forfeited.
Confiscar, va. to conâscate.
Confiscavel, adj.tg. conâscable.
Confisco, sm. conâscation.
Confissão, sf. confession, ack-
nowledgraent, avowal.
ConUta, sf. A certa— ^ that comes
in the nick of time.
Gonfitente, adj. 2 g. V. Confesso.
Conflagração, sf. conflagration.
Conflloto, sm. conflict, collision ;
dispute, altercation.
Confluência, sf. confluence.
Confluente, aaj. 2 g. ccnfluent.
Bexigas — s [med.) a conâuent
smalJ-pox.
Confluir, va. to meet, to join.
Gonformação, sf. conformation.
Conformado, a, pp. adj. con-
formed, adupted, suited.
Conformar, va. to conform, to
adapt, to suit. Conformar-se^ vr.
to agree with, to complj with.
Conforme, adj. 2 g. conform,
conformable. — adv. according,
as. [ably, agreeably.
Conformemente, adv. conform-
Conformidade, sf. conformity.
C<mformiBta, sm. conformist.
Confortação, sf. or Conforta-
mento, sm. strengthening.
Confortado, a, pp. adj. com-
forted, corroborated.
Confortador, a, sm. or f. one
who gives comfort.
Confortar, va. to comfort, to
strengthen.
Confortativo, a, adj. that com-
forts, comforting. — sm. a cor-
dial. — s. sm. pT. corroborants.
Conforto , sm. strengthening,
comforting ; ease ; (/S^.J comfort,
consolation^ support.
OoníortOBO, a, adj. comforting.
Ckmir»oíorio, sm. a pr&yer that
is said after dividing the host
at mass.
Confrade, sm, a brother of a
brotherhood. [rough.
Confragoso, a, adj. rugged,
Confranger, va, to oppress, to
vex, to constrain.
Confrangido, a, pp. adj, con«
strained, uneasy.
Confranglmento , sm, con-
straint, uneasiness.
Confraria, sf. fraternity, brother-
hood, society.
Confratemicuide, sf. confrater-
nitv, brotherhood.
Confraternisado , a, pp, adj.
that has acted as a brother.
Gonfratemisar, vn. to live in a
brotherly manner. [frade,
Confreire, sm. a confrier. Y. Con-
Confricação, sf. confrication.
Confrioar, va. to rub against any
thing. [confronting.
Confrontação, sf. confrontation.
Confrontado, a, pp. adj. con-
fronted. [fronts.
Gonfrontador, sm, one who con-
Gonfrontar, va. to confront, to
compare, to collate.
Confundidamente, adv. confus-
edly.
Confundido, a, pp. adj. con-
founded, mixed ; puzzled.
Gonfundidor, a, adj. and s. that
confounds. [disorder.
Gonfundimento, sm. confusion,
Confundir, va. to confound, to
mix together, to mingle; to
puzzle. Confundir-sey vr. to be
confounded, puzzled.
Confusamente, adv. confusedly.
Gonfutôo, sf. confusion, medley,
tumult, disorder.
Confuso, a, adj. confused, mixed
together; ashamed.
Coniutação, 5/*. confutation, re-
futation.
Gonfutado, a, pp. adj. confuted.
Confutador, sm. confuter.
Gonfutar, va. to confute, to rua
down an. at^vKa^xiX.. — -w. xr»
coníute oTueTa séVí.
GontutaveV, adj . ^ g . cotvW^'^
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Congelação, sf. congelatio», con-
gealÍDg, freezing.
Congelado, a, pp €tdj. cosgealed.
Congelador, a, adj. {poet.) that
congeals.
Congelar, va. to congeal, to
freeze. Congelar- se ^ vr^ to loe
conf^ealed or frozen.
Congelativo, a, adj. haTinr the
power of congealing. [able.
Gongelavel , adj. 2 g. conge&l-
Gongeminação, sf. congemiiMu-
tion.
Congénere, adj. 2 g. eongene-
rous. Músculos — «, {anat.) mns-
culi congéneres.
Congenial, adj. 2 g, congenUtl.
Gongenialidade, sf. congenial-
ity.
Congénito, a, adj. congenite.
Gongerie, s. congeries.
Congestão, sf. {med.) congutioiLr
Gongeeto, a, adj. congested.
Congiario, sm. congiary.
Gongio, sm. (ant.) congitts.
Gonglaciação, sf. congladatioií.
Conglobação, sf. congíobation.
Conglobado, a, pp. adj. coBglo-
bated.
Conglobar, va. to conglobate.
Conglobar-se, vr. to be gathered
in a roQnd mass.
Gonglomeração, sf, conglome-
ration, mixtnre^
Gongtomerado, a, jpp. adj. con-
glomerated. ['ftte.
Conglomerar, va. to congíame-
COnglntinaçSk) , sf, coagmtina-
tion, conglutinating.
Gonglutinado, a, pp, adj, con-
glutinated.
Conglntinante, adj. 2 g. oonghi-
tinant, conglutinating.
Conglútinar, va. to conghiti-
natè. Conglntinar-sej vr. to be
conglatinated. [tinatíve.
Gonglutinativo, a. adj. coikglu-
Conglutinoso, a, adj. glutínoas,
viscous.
Congonha, sf. infasicMi of aa
herb so caUed.
Congossa, sf. (bot.) the hecb pe-
riwinkle.
Goagoxa, sf. anguish, pain»
Gongoxadamente, ac&i. vritíi
anguish.
Gongoxar, va. Y. Angustiar.
Gongoxoso, a, adj. fuU of an»
guish or pain. [ciled.
engraçado, a, pp. adj. recoiK-
Gongraçador, a, adj. tnat recon-
ciles.
Gongraçar, va. to recencile.
Congraçar-sCj vr. to be recon-
ciled. [tion.
Congratulação, sf. congratular
Congratulado, a, pp. aaj. con-
gratulated, felicitated.
Gongratulante , sm. congratu-
lant.
Congratular, va. to congratu-
late, to felicitate. Congratular^
se^ vr. to congratulate one^s
aelf. [gratulatory.
Gongratulatorio, a, adj. con-
Gongregação. sf. congregation,
meeting; brotherhood.
Goaigregado, a, pp. adj. con^e-
gated. [congregation.
Gongregaixfce, sm. member of a
Congregar, va. to congregate,
to gather. Congregar-se, vr. to
assemble, to gather or meet to-
gether.
Congressional, adj. 2 g. con*
gressional. [ing.
GGngrcwso> sm. congress, zneet-
Congro, sm. conger (tísh).
Côngrua, sf. ecclesiastical re-
Ténue. leongrua,
Gongruado, a, adj. that receives
Gongruamente, aáv. aptly^ fitlj,
toagraously.
Congruario, sm. a, viçar who
only receives a congruoua por-
tion of his beneíice.
Congruenoia, sf. agreeableness,
conformity. [nient, prq[>er.
Congruente^ adj. 2 g. conve-
Gongruentemente f adv. aptly,
fitly, congruously.
Gongrnidade, sf. {tkeol.) con-
graity. [gruism.
Gongruismo, sm, {theoí^ con-
Gongrulsta, sf {tkeol.) congruist.
Côngruo,, a» adj. congruous, pre-
cise, [of a tree.
Gozdka» sf. a bianch on the root
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GòDlieoedor, a, sm. w f. con-
noisseur, judge.
Gonheceiíça , sf. acknowled^
ment; equitable or arbitrary
reward.
Gonheoente , adj. S g, and «.
one that knows.
Conhecer^ va. to kno-w, to per-
ceive, to Tinderstand. Não co-
nhece nem Deus nem diabo, ififf/)
he fears neither God nor devil.
— , ta be acquainted with one.
— de uma causa oa delicio, to
hear a cause pleaded as judge ;
to make a judicial inqnest abnSut
a crime committed.
CSonhecidaznente, adv. plainlj,
knowingly.
Gonlieciao, a, pp. adj. knoitm.
Ckmhecimento, sm. knovledge,
notion ; acquaintance ; learn-
ing, Qnderstanding; (m Iam)
cognizance ; {comm.) bui of lad-
fng. [be knoTfn.
CSoimecivel, adj. 2 g. that may
Conho, sm. a rock in the midst
of a river.
Cónico, a, adj. conic, conical.
Gonifero, a, adj. (bot.) conife-
rous.
Gonlmbricence , adj. 2 g. be-
longing to Coimbra.
Gonjeotura, sf. a conjecture, a
gaess. (jecturally.
Gonjecturadaxnente, adv. eon-
Conjecturado, a, pp. adj. con-
jectured. [guesser.
Conject orador, sm. eo^jecturer,
Conjectural, adj. 2 g. conjecta-
raf. [tundly.
Gon:
Con
to
ecturalmente, adv. conjee-
ecturar, va. to conjecture,
^ess. [turabl«.
Confeotnravel, adj. 2 g. conjec-
Coníngação, sf. conjugation.
Conjugado, a, pp. adj. con^-
gated. [matrimonia}.
Conjugal, adj. 2 g. conjugal,
Conjugalmente , adv. conju-
gally.
Gonjngar, va. to conjugate. Con-
juçcnr-se, vr. to be conjugated.
C»ii}agftT6l, adj. 2 g. conjuga-
Ue.
Cônjuge, sm. oe f. the hniliaiid
or -wife.
Gonjuie, sm. a judge \rith aa-
other, colleague.
Conjunção or GonjuncçSo, êf,
conjunction , union ; (gram.)
conjnnction ; conjuncture, ef"
portunity; (astr.) conjunction.
Conjunctado, a, pp. aai. joined.
Gonjunctamente , adv. con-
jointly.
Gonjunctar or Conjuntar, va.
to join, to conjoin.
Conjunotivo, a, adj, {gr€tm,)
conjunctive.
Gonjunoto, a, adj. joined, close,
conjunct.
Gonjunctura, sf, c(mjuncture ;
criticai time.
Conjuração, sf. conspiracy, plot;
conjuration, exorcism.
Conjurado, a,^p. adj. conspired.
— , «wi. conspirator.
Conjurador, sm. conspirator,
plotter; conjurer.
Conjurante, adj. 2 g, tbat con-
spires.
Conjurar, va. and n. to conspire,
to plot; to conjure, to exor-
cise ; to appease.
Conjuratorlo, a, adj. that con-
tai ns conjuration.
Conjuro, sm. conjuration.
Gonluiadamente, adv. by coUu-
sion.
Conluiado, a, pp. adj. colluded.
Conluiar, va. to coUude. Conluiar-
se, vr. to coUude, to plot.
Conluio , sm. collusion , under-
standing. [aively.
Gonluioscunente , adv. coUu-
Gonluioso, a, adj. collusory, col-
lusive.
Gonnato, a, adj. connate.
Gonnatural, adj. 2 g. conna-
tural.
Gonnaturalidade, sf. connatu-
rality, connaturalness.
Gonnatur alisado, a, pp. adj.
made connatural. [lize.
Gonnaturalisar, va. to natura-
Connaturalmente, adv, conna-
turally. [nity.
ConncKfto, sf. c«ni%A«>âfirsi> «^^
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Connezidade, sf, connexity, re-
lation.
Gonnexivo, a, adj. connecting.
Gonnexo, a, adj. connected.
Gonnivencia , sf, connivance,
conniving.
Gonnivente, adj. 2 g, connivent.
Connotação, sf. connotation.
Gonnotativo, a, adj. that de-
notes relative dependency.
Connubial, adj. 2 g. V. Matri-
monial.
Gonnubio, sm. V. Matrimonio.
Gonnumerar, va. to reckon, to
put in the number of.
Gonoidal, adj. 2 g. conoidal, co-
noidic.
Gonoide, sm. conoid.
Gonquassivo, a, adj. that tor-
ments.
Gonqueiro, sm. wooden-porrin-
ger-maker.
Conquista, sf. conquest, con-
quering, victory; subjection.
Gonquistação, sf. conquest.
Gonquistado, a, pp. adj, con-
quered.
Conquistador, a, sm. or f. con-
queror, subduer, victor.
Conquistar, va. to conquer, to
subdue, to surmount; Xfig.) to
"win one's heart. [rabie.
Conquistavel, adj. 2 g. conque-
Gonreario, sm. a regular cânon
that is charged of ali things
pertaining to the other ca-
nons.
Gonresponder , va. and deri-
vated. V. Corresponder.
Gonsabedor, a, sm. or f. that
knows any thing -with another.
Consacerdote , sm. a fellow-
priest.
Consagração, sf. consecration.
Gonsagradamente , adv. with
consecration. [crated.
Consagrado, a, pp. adj. conse-
Consagrador, sm. consecrator,
he who consecrates.
Gonsagramento, sm. consecra-
tion.
Coasagrante, adj. 2 g. conse-
crating. —, sm. consecrator.
Consagrar, va. io consecrate, to
\
dedicate, to devote; to sane-
tify ; to sanction.
Gonsanguineo, a, adj. consan-
g^ineou. Çguineous.
Consanguinho, a, adi. consan-
Consanguinidade, sf. consan-
guinity.
Consarcinado, a, adj. patched
or packed together.
Consciência , sf. conscience ,
perception. Pôr a mão sobre a
— , to iay one's hand upon one's
heart. Exame de — , selí-exa-
mination.
Conscienciosamente, adv. con-
scientiously.
Consciencioso, a, adj. conscien-
tious.
Cônscio, a, adj. conscious.
Conscripção , sf. conscription ,
enrolling. [script.
Conscripto, adj. and sm. con-
Consecção, sf. the act of cut-
ting. [secrates.
Gonsecrante, adj. m. that con-
Consecrativo, a, adj. that has
the power of consecrating.
Consecratorio, a, adj. conse-
crator v. [ing*
Consecução, sf. the act of obtain-
Consecutivamente, adv. conse-
cutively.
Consecutivo, a, adj. consecu-
tive; following. [gained.
Conseguido, a, pp. adj. obtained,
Conseguidor, a, sm. or /. he or
she -who obtains.
Gonseguimento, sm. the act of
obtaining. [sequente.
Conseguinte, adj. 2 g. V. Con-
Conseguintemente, adv. conse-
quently.
Conseguir, va. to obtain, to gain,
to get. Conseguir-se, vr. to be
obtained. [be obtained.
Conseguivel, adj. 2 g. that may
Gonselha, sf. fable, tale, story.
Conselheiramente , adv. skil-
fuUy, purposely.
Gonselneiro, sm. adviser; coun-
sellor.
Goiuralho, sm. counsel, advice;
couTicW.. — d« aucrra^cawxt. xsaajt-
tiaX. — do almvraatod.o ^ <^\xs\.
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of admiralty. — resolution, de-
termination.
Gonselos, sm.pl, V. Conchellos.
CiOnsenhor, sm, a joint-proprie-
tor. [consent.
Gonsensialt^ací/. 2 g, made with
Gonsensiente, adj. 2 g, consent-
ing.
Consenso, sm. consent, assent;
sympathy.
Gonsentaneamente , adv, con-
sentaneously, consistently.
Consentâneo, a, adj, consenta-
neous, suitable. [ed.
Consentido, a, pp, adj, consent-
Gonsentidor, a, sm, or f. he or
she that consents.
Consentimento , sm, consent,
assent, agreement.
Consentir, va. and n. to consent,
to agree, to acquiesce ; to suffer,
to permit, to bear.
Consequência, sf, consequence,
conclusion. Em — , aav, loc,
accordingly. Por — , conse-
quently.
Consequente, adj. 2 g, conse-
quent, consistent, just, cohe-
rent. — , sm. {log.) consequent.
Consequentemente, adv. con-
sequently.
Conserva, sf. preserve, conserve
ia sort of comfits). Andar de — ,
(asea term) to saií under a con-
voy. Ter de — alguma cousa^
{fig.) to keep a thin^ withoat
making any use of it. Conser-
vaSf pickles.
Conservação, sf, preservation ;
conservation.
Conservado, a, pp. adj, pre-
served, kept.
Conservador, a, sm. or f pre-
server, conservator ; keeper. — ,
adj, conservatory , conserva-
tive.
Conservar, va, to conserve, to
maintain, to keep, to preserve.
Conservar - se ^ vr, to preserve
one's self.
Conservativo, a, adj, conser-
vative, preservativo.
Conservatoriaf sf, a grant to
preserve privúeges.
Conservatório, a, adj. conser-
vatory. [tory ; a school.
Conservatório, sm. a conserva-
Gonservavel, adj. 2 g. conser-
vable. [fectioner.
Conserveira, sf, a woraan con-
Gonserveiro, sm. a confectioner.
Conservo, sm, a fellow-servant.
Consideração, sf. consideration,
forecast, circumsçection, pru-
dence ; reason, motive ; account,
regard, sake; note, regard,
esteem.
Gonsideradamente, adv. consi-
derately, prudently.
Considerado, a, pp. adj. consi-
derate, discreet.
Gonsiderador, a, adj. that con-
siders, considering.
Considerar, va. to consider, to
ponder, to examine, to value;
to deliberate, to weigh.
Considerável, adj. 2 g. conside-
rable, notable, remarkable.
Consideravelmente, adv. con-
siderably.
Consignação, sf. consignation,
consignment, granting.
Consignado, a, pp. adj. con*
signed, deposited.
Consigiiador, sm. consigner.
Consignante, sm. he that con-
signs.
Consignar, va. to consign, to
give a grant ; to deposit ; \,fig,)
to record, to state. Consignar-se^
vr. V. Persinar-se.
Consignatário , sm, consigna-
tary, consignee, depositary.
Gonsignavel. adj, 2 g, that may
be consigned.
Gonsignificado. a, jyp. adj. sig-
niâed conjointly.
Gonsignificar, va. to si^nifv
conjointly. [be obtained.
Gonsiguicloiro, a, adj. that may
Gonsiliario, sm. V. Conselheiro.
Consistência, sf. consistence,
consistency ; stability, firmness.
Consistente, adj, 2 g. consistent,
consisting of.
Consistido, a^pp. adj. c.c5nisvs.\.^^
GonsUStir, du. Xo eoTi^iv^X, Vi ^'^'=^'
siat, Xo \iô coTOço^^^
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Gonsistorial, adj. 2 g. cooerâto^
rial, belonoing to a consistory.
Gonsistorialmente , adv. in a
consistorial form.
Consistório, sm. consistorj.
Gonsoada, sf. a light aupper.
Consoado, a, pp. adj, tnat kas
taken a light supper.
Consoante , adj. consonaat ;
(poet.) rhyme.
Cònsoantemente, adv, vnih con
sonance, according-.
Consoar, va. and n. to take a
light supper. [eiadé.
Consociado, a, pp. adi, Y. Asso ■
Consociar-se, vr. V. Ãsfociar-âe,
Consócio, sm. companion, fellorw,
associate.
Consogro, a, sm. or f. when two
fathera or mothers marry their
children together they are, eon-
sogros or consagras, that is joint
fathers or mothers-in-law.
Consolação , sf. consolation ,
comfort. [solation.
Consoladamente adv. with eon-
Consolado, a, pp. adj. consoled,
coraforted. [comforter.
Consolador, a, sm. orf. ccnsoler,
Consolante, adj. 2 g. consoling,
comforting, consolatory.
Consolar, va to console, to com-
fort, to ease one's grief,
Consolatório, a, adj» coBsola-
tory. [ble.
Consolavel, adj. 2 g. consola-
Consolavehnente , adv. vrith.
consolation.
Consolda, sf. {bot.) the herb
comfrev, consound.
Consolidação, sf. consolidation ;
healing (of a woand.)
Consolidado, a, pp. adj Conso-
lidated, [solidating.
Cònsolidante, adj. and s. con-
Gonsolidar, va. to consolidate,
to renew, to confirm ; to close
up. Consolidar-se, vr. to conso-
lidate ; to close (a voiind).
Consolidativo, a, adj. consoli-
dating.
Consolo, sm. consolation.
Gonsonado, sl, pp. adj. ftgreed,
in consonance.
Consonância, sf. (mtir.) conso
nance, harmony, cencord; {fig.)
frieodship.
Gonsonante, adj 2 g. c<mBe>-
nant, agreeable to the ear.
Consonantementé , adv. vnih.
consonance.
Gonsonar, vn. to agree, to be
suitable to. [phonious.
Consono, a, adj. consonous, sym-
QOBSorciado, a, pp. adj. cor-
sorted. [Casar.
GOBSorciar, va. to consort. V.
Consorcio , sm. fellowship , ^ in-
tercourse, partnership, tiníon,
marriage.
Consorte, sm. bnsband, i^rife,
consort ; partner, sharer.
Conspicuidade, sf. conspicuity,
bri^ting ; (Jtg.) conspictrous-
ness.
Conspícuo, a, adj. conspicuoos^
visible ; (fig ) excellent , enri-
nent. [conspiracy.
Conspiração, sf. conspiration^
Conspirado , a , pp. aãj. con-
spired. [conspirer.
Conspirador , sm. conspirator ,
Conapirante, adj. 2 g. conspir-
ing.
Conspirar, va. to conspire, to
piot; to concur, to comoine.
ConspnrcaçSo , sf. filthiness>
nastiness.
Conspurcado, a, pp. adj. deíQeâ.
Conspurcar, va. to deôle, to
befonl. [^peawd.
Constado, a,pp. adj. manifested.
Constância, sf. consrtancj.
Constante, adj. 2 g. constant,
regular, unshaken, steadfast.
Isso é — , that is unqnestion-
able, certain. [ly.
Constantemente, adv. constant-
Gonstar, vn. to manifest, to ap-
pear, to consist, to be clear.
Constellação, sf. constellaticm.
CDn8tellado,a, adj. constellated.
Consternação, sf. consternation,
surprise, amazement; firight.
Consternado, a, pp» ódj. strack
with consteraatioB.
Con8tem8tdor,a, adj. that strikes
-with constentation.
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Consternar, va. to strike \brith
consternation, to affright, to dis-
xnaY, to appal. Constemar-^e^ vr.
to oe discoaraged.
Ck>n8tipação, sf. cold; constipa-
tion.
Constipado, a, pp. adi. he who
has catched a cola; coDSti-
pated.
Constipar, va. to cause consti-
pation, to constipate. Constipar^
se , vr. to get a cold ; to become
constipated or bound.
Constipativo , a, adj> causiug
cold or constipation.
Constituclonado , a, pp. adj.
constituted. [tutioasil.
Constitucional, adj. 1 g. consti-
Gonstituclonalidade, sf. coasti-
tutionality. [stitutioxu^Uy.
Gonstitaoionalmente, adv. con-
Constttncionar , va, to consti-
tute.
Constituente, adj. 2 g. consti-
tuent. — , sm. a constituent.
Constituição , sf. constitution ,
composition ; law, rule, precept ;
temperament, complexion of the
body.
Constituido, a, pp adj. cou&ti-
tuted.
Constituidor, a, sm. or f. he that
coDstitutes.
Constituinte, sm. constituent.
Constituir, va. to constitute, to
give formal existence ; to place,
to consist. Constituir-^e, vr. to
constitute one's self.
Constitutivamente , adv. iu a
constitutiva manner. [tive.
Constitutivo, a, adi. conttit»-
Gonsto, sm. V. Certidão.
Constrangedor, a, sm, or f. con-
strainer.
Constranger, va. to compel, to
force, to constrain. Constran-
ger-se, vr. to constrain one^s
self. [strainedly.
Constrangidamente, adv. eon-
Constrangido , sl<, pp. adj. con-
stratned, compelled, forced.
Constrangimento , sm. con-
straint, coeroion. Com — > res*
traiaadlj.
ConstrioçSo, sf. {med.) congftric*
tion, contraction.
Constriotivo^ a, adj. {med.) coo-
stringent.
Constrictor» adj. and ». (jonat.)
constrictor. Os músculos dio
— ao peito^ a medicine hurtfui
to the chest. — , sm. an adver-
sary, enemy. Pelo — , adv. on
the contrary, contrary-wise.
Gontrarotura, sf a double hér-
nia; aplaster for ruptures.
Gontrasedula, sf. a schedule
given in countermand of an-
other.
Gontrasellado, a,pp. adj. sealed
with another, countersealed.
Contrasellar, va. to counterseal,
Contrasello, sm. counterseal.
Contrasenha, sf. a countersign,
token. [trasted.
Contrastado, a, pp. adj. con>
Contrastar, va. to contrast, to
resist, to quarrel ; to compare.
Contraste, sm. resistance, oppo-
sition, obstacle ; ill-luck, rever-
sos of fortune, adversity; con-
tradiction; a weigher, pnser, as-
sayer of gold, silver; censor,
appreciator of the merit of lite-
rary productions ; control or
mark on plate,etc. ; touch,trial.
Contrastear or Contrastar, va.
to assay metais; to value, to
appreciate the merit of works
01 literature.
Contrata, sf. contract, deed.
Contratação, sf. contract.
Contratado, a, jq>. adj, con»
tracted.
Contratador, sm. contractor.
Contratante, sm. or adj, 2 g,
contracting.
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Contratar, va. to contract, to
bargain, to trade.
Contratempo , sm. unseason-
ableness, accident, disappoint-
ment.
Contrato, sm. contract ,covenant,
agreement, bargain, deed. Minu-
ta de um — , rough draught of a
deed. — de doação^ a deed of
gift. [lation.
Gontravallação, sf. contraval-
Contr avaliado, a, pp. adj. fur-
nished with contravallations.
Contravallar, vn. to erect con-
travallations.
Contravenção, sf. contraven-
tion, infraction.
Contraveneno, sm. counter-
poison, antidote.
Gontravenlente, adi. 1 g. and s.
contravening , infringing ; a
transgressor, contravener, of-
fender.
Contravento, 5m. contrarywind.
— , adv. against the wind.
Contraversão, sf. contraversion.
Contraverter, va. to tum in an
opposite direction.
Contravidraça, sf. a double-
glass-window.
Contravir, vn. to contravene, to
break a law, custom, etc.
Contribuição, &f. contribution.
Contribuído, a, pp. adj. contri-
buted.
Contribuidor, a, sm. or f, con-
tributor.
Contribuinte, adj, 2 g. that
contributos ; tax-payinç.
Contribuir, va. to contribute, to
conduce, to help, to tend.
Contributario, sm. a tax-pa^er.
Contributivo, a, aãj. contribu-
tivo, [punction.
Contrição, sf. contrition, com-
Contristado, a, pp. adj. grieved,
vexed.
Contristador, a, sm. or f. he or
she that grieves.
Contristar, va. to grieve, to vex.
Contritamente, adv, contritely,
penitently.
Contrito, a, adj. contrita, truly
penitent, torry, sorrowful.
Controvemla, sf. controversy,
debate, discussion. [tist.
Controversista, sf. a controver-
Controverso, a, pp, adj. contro-
verted, disputed.
Controverter, va. to controvert,
to dispute, to debate.
Controvertido, a, pp. adj. con-
troverted, disputed.
Controvertivél, adj. 2 g. con-
trovertible.
Contumácia, sf. contumacy, obs-
tinacy ; non-appearance. Con-
demnar por — , to outlaw by
default. Por or com — , stub-
bornly.
Contumaz, adj. 2 g. {in law) stub-
born, contumacious. — , sm, a
contumaciouB person.
Contumazmente, adv, {in law)
contumaciously. [abuse.
Contumelia, sf. a contumely;
Contumeliosamente, adv. con-
tumeliously, injuriously.
Contumelioso, a, adj. contume-
lious
Contundente, adj. 2 g. blunt,
producing contusions.
Contundido, a, pp. adj. con-
tused, squashed.
Contundir, va. to contuse, to
crush, to squash.
Conturbação , sf. uneasiness ,
inquietude. [ed, troubled.
Conturbado, a, pp. adj. disturb-
Conturbar, va. to disturbe, to
trouble.
Contusão, sf. contusion, bruise.
Contuso, a, pp. adj. contused,
bruised.
Contutor, sm. one that is guar-
dian with another.
Convalescença , sf. convales-
cence, recovery.
Convalescente, adj. 2 g. con-
valescent. [health.
Convalescer, vn. to recover
Convalescido, a, pp. adj. that
has recovered hesilth.
Convalidação, sf. V. Confirma-
ção, [vnth hills.
Convalle, sm. a valley enclosed
Convém, v. imp. it is fit or con-
veiúeiít.
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CSonvenção , sf. cMiYention ,
agreement, treaty.
Convencer, va. to conTince ; to
conTict. Conoencer-sCj vr. to
convince one's self. [ced.
Convencido, a, pp. adj. côavin-
Gonvencionado , a, pp. adj.
agreed, stipulatéd.
Gonvencioxml, adj^ 2 g, conven-
tional. [ventionally.
Convencionalmente, adv. oou-
Gonvencionar, va. to agree, to
stipulate, to contract.
Convencivel, adj. 2 g. convin-
cible.
Conveniência, sf. fitnesa, agree-
ment, accord ; convenience.
Conveniente, €uij. t g. conye-
nient, suitable, proper, reason-
able; fit, adequate.
Convenientemente, adv. oonve-
niently, decently. (venant.
Convénio, tm. conv^itton, oo-
Conventicular, adj. 2 a. oí or
belonging to conyenticles.
Gonventiculo, sm. conventicle.
Convento, sm. convent, monas-
tery, cloister. — de homens,
friary. [tual, moaastic
Conventual, adt. i a. conven-
Conventualidade, s/\ the á-wel"
ling in a convent. [tutdly.
Conventualmente, ado. coaven-
Gonvergenoia, sf. convergency.
Convergente, adj. 2 g, cosver-
gent, converging.
Convergir or Gonverger, vn.
igeom.) to converge. [ged.
Convergido, a, pp. adj. conver-
Gonversa, sf. a discourse.
Conversação, ef, coavenâiáoiL.
Conversado, a, pp. adj. coa-
versed.
Conversador, a, sm. or /. talker.
Conversante, ac^. 2 g, tíiat con-
verses cr talks. [ation.
Conversão, sf. conversion, alter^
Conversar, vn. to ccd&veirae, to
talk. [sable.
Convsrsavel, adj. 2 g. c<mver-
Converâivel, adj. 2 g. conver-
tible.
Convenrivo, a, adj, convertible.
Converso, a, adj, converted. — ,
sm. or f. Irmão — , a lay-brother.
Freira conversa^ a lay-sister.
Gonvertedor, a, sm. or f, con-
verter, one who converts.
Converter, va. to convert, to
transmute, to change. Conoer^
ter-se^ vr. to be converted.
Convertido, a, pp, adj, convert-
ed, changed. [sion.
Convertimento, sm. conver-
Convercivel, adj. 2 g. conver-
tible.
Convexidade, sf. convexity.
Convexo, a, adj. convex.
Convexo-Concavo, adj. con-
vexo-concave.
Convexo-Convexo, adj. con-
vexo-convex.
Gonvez, sm. deck of a ship.
Convicção, sf. {in law) convic-
tion, fuU proof.
Convioio, sm. V. Injuria.
Convicto, a, adj. convicted;
coBvict. — , pp. trr. de Corwen-
cer, coBvinced.
Convidado, a, pp. adj. invited.
— , sm. a guest.
Convidador, a, sm. or f. one
"wlio is very fond of inviting.
Convidante. adj. 2 g. inviting.
Convidar, va. to invite ; to incite,
to allure. Convidar-se^ vr. to in-
vite odiie'8 self.
Convincente, adj. 2 g. convin-
cing, convictive.
Convindo, a, pp. adj. agreed.
Convinhavel, adj. 2 g. V. Con-
veniente.
Convinkavelxnente, adv. V. Ha-
soadamente.
Convir, vn. to agree, to become,
to assent ; to «^pertain ; to suit.
Co.Mir-se^ vr. to suit each
otílier, to agree.
Convite, «m. drinking-money.
Conviva, sm. guest.
Convival, adj. 2 g. convivial,
feastfol.
Convivência, sf. conviviality.
Convivente, ãdj. 2 g. convivial.
Conviver, va. to be sociable.
Convocação, sf. convocation.
Convocado, a, np. adj. coavo-
cated, assembleo.
COP
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COQ
€k>nvocador, sm. one who con-
vokes or assemt^es.
Convocar, va. to convóke^ to
call together. [rokes.
Gonvocatorio, a, adj. that cod-
Qonvulsaxnente , aav. convul-
8ively. [spafim.
Ctonvulsão, sf. convulsion, ât,
Convulsar, vn. to convulse, to
produce convulsions.
Gonvulsionario or Convuloio-
nista, sm. or /. sabject to con-
vulsions. — s, certain fanatios.
GonvulEdvo, a, adj. convulsive.
Convulso, a, adj. convulsed.
Coobrigado, sm. a joint bond-
man.
Cooperação, sf. co-operaíion.
Cooperado, a, pp. adj. oo-ope-
rated.
Cooperador, a, sm. or f. -co-ope-
rator, feUow-workraaii«
Cooperante, adj. 2 g. co-ope-
rating. [work together.
Cooperar, vn. to co-operate, to
Cooperario, a, adj. co-operator.
Cooperativo, a, adj. co-opera-
tive. [tien.
Coc^tação, sf. co-optatioQ, adop-
Coordenaçâo, sf. co-ordination,
ordering ; disposal.
Coordenadamente, adv. co-or-
dinately.
Coordenado, a, pp. adj. set in
order, disposed.
Coordenar, va. to set in order.
Copa. sf. a set of plate for the use
of the tahle ; a cup-bau4 or «ide-
board; a cup or goblet. — do
chapéo, the crown of a hat. —
da arvore, the tuft of a tree. —
do escudo, (herald.) the boss of a
Bhield. ^«
Copada, sf. a full cup or glass.
Ccmado, 9i,pp.adj. tufted, oushy,
thick. — , (among farriers)
round.
Copador, sm. hair-dreaser.
Copaiba, s. copaiva (tree).
Copal, sm. copal, gum-copal.
Copar, va. to cut oíf the tc^. — ,
vn. and Copar-se^ vr. to becorae
tufted. [haarta.
Copas, sf, pL (suit at cards)
Copegar, vn. to be lame.
Copeiro, sm. a cup-bearer, butler.
Copejado, a, pp. adj. harpooned.
Copejador, sm. harpooner.
Copiar, vn. to harpoon.
Copeíla, sf. cupeL, copei; crn-
cible. [tion.
Copellação, sf. {chem.) cupeUa-
Gopellado, a, pp. adj. assayed
by cupellation.
Copellstr, va. to assay or try
gold bv cupellation.
Co^mhÍoo, sm. {astr.) Coper-
nicus.
Copia, sf. copy, duplicate, tran-
script ; abnndance, copiousness.
Ciciado, a, pp. adj. copied.
Copiador, sm. copier, transcri-
ber; {eomm.) a Dook to copy
letters in.
Copiar, va. to copy, to transcribe;
to imitate.
Copiosamente, adv. copiously,
abundantlv.
Copiosidade, sf. a great abun-
daoce.
Copioso, a, adj. copious, abun-
dant. [ber.
Copista, sm. copier, transcri-
Copla, sf. a couplet, a song.
Coplista, sm. a son^-maker.
Copo, sm. cup, drinking-glass,
goblet, wine-glaes. — grande
com péy a tumbler. — de dados.,
dice-Dox. Copos da espada, the
shell of a 8\Ford hilt. — da brida,
the branches of a bridle. — da
balança. Y. Balança. — , distai
full of flax, cotton, etc.
Copra, sf. the pulp or kernel of
the cocoa when dry.
Coprc^ncletario, sm. a joint-pro-
prietor.
Copto, sm. copt, coptic (lan-
guage of the Copts).
Copula, sf. copulation, coupling.
Copulado, a, pp. adj. copuiateã.
Copular, vn. to copulate.
Copulativo, a, adj. (gram.) co-
puiative.
Coque, sm. a back-hand siap.
Coqueada, sf. the noise made b^
monkeys ; the cry made by sai-
lors wnea they «ç^S ^»»^^»
COR
— 540 —
COR
Goquear, vn. to bewail.
Coqueirsil, sm. a wood of cocoa-
trees.
Coqueiro, sm. a cocoa-tree.
Coqueluche, sf. [med.) hooping-
cough, chiucougb.
Goquillio , sm. a little cocoa-
nut.
Côr, sf. colour, hue, dye, tint ;
complexion, colour. mudar de
cór, to change colour, to blush.
Cobrar a — , to resume the co-
lour. Càres pallidas^ {med.) green
sickness. O negocio começa a
tomar boa — , the thing is be-
ginning to look well. — a pre-
text or pretence. [mory.
C6r (de), adv. by heart, by me-
Goração, sm. heart, spirit, cou-
rage ; mind, soul. Ter o — ao pé
da bocca, to speak sincerely< O
— do madeiro j the pitch of a
tree. Diz-me o — , I imagine.
Cahir o — aos pés , to disma^r.
Coracoide, sm. {anat.) coracoid.
Coracôra, sf. a long vessel -with
oars (índia).
Coraçudo, a, adj. br ave, coura-
geous. V. Animoso.
Goradaxnente, adv. with colour.
Gorado, a, adj. coloured : (fia.)
disguised.
Gorador, sm. that colours.
Coragem, sf. courage, bravery,
valour, resolution. Perder a — ,
to be discouraged; iinterj.)
bravo ! cheer up ! come f
Corajosamente , adv. coara-
geously, bravely.
Corajoso, a, adj. courageous,
valiant, brave, oold.
Coral, sm. coral ; the roe or eggs
of the crab - fish ; wattles or
red puggered flesh that hangs
under the neck of a turkey
or a cock, jaws-laps; the red
caruDcles that ducks have in
the eyes. Fino como um ■—, a
very cunning raan. — , adj. 2 g.
chorai, belonging to tJie choir
of a church.
Coralleiro, sm. coral-fisher.
Coralleiforme, adj. 2 g. corrali-
form.
Corallina, sf. coralline.
Gorallino, a, adj. coralline.
CorallitaB, sf. pi. corallites.
Coralloideo, a, adj. coralloid,
coralloidal.
Gorar, va. to colour, to dye, to
tinge, to paint ; (/So.) to disguise.
Corar, vn. to blush, to recover
the colour, to bleach. Corar-se,
vr. to blush.
Corbelha, sf. a fruit basket.
Corça, sf. a doe, a she-deer.
Coroei, sm. charger, steed.
Corchete, sm. Y. Colchete.
Corço, sm. a wild deer.
Corooma, sf, V. Carcoma and
derivated.
Goroova, sf. a hump-back.
CorooTado, a, pp. adj. and s.
hump-backed.
Corcovar, va. to bend, to crook.
Corcovear, vn. to caper (horse).
Corcovo, sm. crupade, the boun-
cing of a horse.
Gorcoz, sm. hunch-backed man.
Corculiíer, sm. a lark.
Corda. sf. cord, rope. twist,
string. — de viola or de tripa^
cat-gut. — de instrumentos mu-
sicos^ strings, chords. Pâr — ,
to string. Cordas do navio, ship-
cordage. Dar — ao relógio, to
wind up a clock. É homem de
— e sacco^ he is a rogue.
Cordacismo, sm. cordacisme.
Cordame and Cordagem, sf.
cordage, rigging.
Cordamente, adv. wisely.
Cordão, sm. twist, string; stay-
lace, twist-braid, band, girdle;
a friar'8 knotted cord; cordon
of troops; umbilical; {anat.)
navel-string. — de campainha^
a bell-puU ; ríband ; {arch.) (fort.)
cordon, edge of stone. — de
uma peça de moeda, the edge or
miUing of a piece of money.
Cordato, a, adj. wise, prudent.
CordeaoSo, sf the measuring of
VTOoá by the cord.
Cordeado, a, pp. adj. measured
by the cord.
Cordear, va. to measure by the
eord.
P"P
COR
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COR
Cordeira, sf. a ewe lamb.
CSordeiro, «m. a lamb.
Ck>rdel, sm, a small cord, a string.
Cordelejo, sm. a sharp reprimand.
Cíordiaca or Gordioia, if. cor-
diaca, a disease in the heart of
a horse.
Cordial, adj. 2 g, cordial, sincere,
hearty. — sm. a cordial or drink
to comfort the heart.
Cordialidade, sf. cordialitv.
Cordialmente, adv. cordially,
heartily. [diform.
Cordiforme, adj. 2 g, {hot.) cor-
Cordilha, sf. cordyla, tunny-fish.
Cordilheira, sf. a long chain of
hills. — «, Cordilleras ÍChili).
Cordoada, sf. a blow witn a rope.
Cordoalha, sf. cordage.
Cordoaria, sf. a rope-yard.
Cordoeiro, sm. a rope-maker.
Cordovanelro, sm, cord-ixraiiier,
cordovan-maker.
Cordovão, sm. cordovan leather.
Cordovèias, /. pi. [anat.) the
jugulars. [wisdom.
Cordura, sf. gravity, discretion,
Corea, sf. a dance, a bali.
Coreiro, sm. chorister, singer.
Co-religionario, a, sm. or f, co^
religionist. [gious.
Co-reugioso, a, sm. or f, co-reli-
Co-redemptor, sm. the person
who, with another, helpsathird.
Co-reo, sm. cúmplice.
Coreto, sm. a gallery for musi-
cians.
Coriaceo, a, adj. coriaceous.
Coriambo, sm. choriamb.
Gorica, sf. a sort of parrot.
Corinthas, sf. pi. currants.
Corinthio, a, adj. and s. Corin-
thian.
Coriscada, sf. a great number of
lightning ; \fig.) a crowd.
Coriscado, a, pp. adi. flashed.
Coriscar, va. to flash like light-
ning, to glitter. [bolt.
Corisco, sm. lightning, thunder-
Corista, sm* one who attends or
, sings in the choir, chorister ; a
yoang friar before he has re-
ceiYed holy orders.
Goristado, tm* the timo thitt
PJkRTS I.
passes a young friar having
passed his noviceship, but under
age to receive holy orders.
Coxja, sf. the number twenty
(índia]; {fig.) multitude, rabble.
Corna, sf. head or horns of a
deer. [driver.
Gomaoa, sm. cornac, elephant-
Comada, sf. a push with a horn.
Comadora, sf. the horns of any
animal.
Comamusa, sf. cornemuse.
Gomas, sf.^ or Hornaveques,
sm. pi. ifort.) horn-work.
Gomea, sf. {anat.) córnea of the
eye.
Gomeira, sf. a strap to tie the
horns of the oxen to the yoke.
Gomeite^ sm. {med.) an inflam-
mation m the córnea.
Comejar, vn. to extend the horns
(is said of a snail).
Gomelina, sf. the cornelian-
stone.
Gomeo, a, adj. horney.
Cometa, sf. cornet, horn; hun-
ter's horn ; cornet, a -woman^s
head-dress.
Gomicabra, sf. and adj. a sort
of shrub, mastick tree. Pêra — ,
a pear so called.
Cornicola, sf. a sheep's horn.
Gomifero, a, adj. cornigerous.
Gomifomie, adj. 2 g. corniform,
horn-sha{>ed.
Gomigero, a, adj. cornigerous.
Gomlfa, */. {arch.) cornice.
Gomiolo, sm. (bot.) hawthorn.
Coy.
C(»mogonico, a, adj. pertaming
to cosmogony.
Cosmogonista, sm. cosmogonist.
Cosmographia, sf. cosmography.
Cosmo^apliioo, a, adj cosmo-
graphical. [pher.
Gosmograplio, sm. a cosmogra-
Cosmolabio . wt . cosmolabe ;
pantacosm.
Cosmologia, sf. cosmology.
Co8mologico> a, adj. cosmolo-
gical
Gosmologo, sm. cosmologist.
Cosmometria, sf. cosmometry.
Gosmopeia, sf. the formation of
the universe.
Cosmopolita, sm. or f» and adj.
cosmopolitan, cosmopolite.
Cosmopolitico, a, adj. that turns
round about the world.
Cosmorama, sm. cosmorama.
Go8quear,oat4o s-witch, to cadgeL
cos
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COT
Ck>SBario, sm» corsair. V. Cor-
sário.
Gossolete, srti. a corselet.
GoBSOuros, sm. pi. {a sea term.)
trucks. — da espora. V. Roseta.
Gosta, sf. coast; side;rib. — da
mão, the back of the hand. — do
outeiro, the ridge of an biU. —
de biscoito, a piece of biscnit.
Commercio de — a — , coasting
trade. Dar d — , to ran a gronnd.
CostS, sf. cliíf, coast, the side of
a hill. [vards, steepness.
Costa-acima, sf. a bendin^ up-
Goatsdas, sf, pi. sinuosities,
meanders.
Gostado, sm. side ; Une of con-
sanguinity.— ÉÍe sotavento, (a sea
term) the lee side. — de barlor
vento, the vreather side. — s do
navio, tbe planks that are laid
upon a ship's sides after she is
buiit.
Gostai, adj. 2 ff. that belongs to
the ribs. — , sni. a sack, half of
the load of a horse.
Gostaneira or Gostaleira, sf.
waste paper ; the flank of an
army.
Gostaneiro, sm. and adj. paper
of refase, the ont-side quires of
a ream of paper. [hill.
Gostão, adj . that is in a coast or
Gostas, sf. pi. the back. Chtardar
— , to back a man. Dar as — ,
to run awaj. Costas eom — ,
back to back. — do navio, ribs,
side, timbers of a ship; [fig.)
protection , support. Ás — ,
upon the back. De — , on the
back, up"ward. Nas — , enelose
pursuit. Que está de — , lying
along on his back.
Costeado, a, pp. adj. coasted.
Gostear, va. and n. to coast along,
to sail alon^ the coast. Costear-
se, vr. to cling, to keep close to
one^s dictates.
Gosteira, sf. a great extension
of sea coast.
Costeiro, sm. the brow of a hill.
Costeiro, a, adj' coasting, of or
belonging to the coast.
Gostetta, sf, a nb. Faiaas
(anat.) short ribes. Costellas do
navio, (a sea term.) the timbers.
Gosto, sm. a kind or shrub.
Gosto-sJ>doniinal, adj. {anat.)
that belongs to the ribs and
abdómen.
Gosto-clavicular, adj. {anat.)
that belongs to the ribs and
clavícula.
Gostra, sf. crust, scurf, scab.
Gostrada, sf. a çreat crust.
Gostrado, a, adj. crusty.
Gostroso, a, a<Q'. crusty, scabby.
Gostinxiado, a, pp. adj. accus-
tomed, usual. [la^vr.
Gostuznagem, sf. the common
GoBttunar, va. and n. to have a
custora. V. Acostumar.
Gostuzuario, a, adj. customary,
common. Direito — , the com-
mon law. [custom.
Gostuma-se, v. vnp. it is the
Costume, sm. custom, usage,
use, habit. Ter — de fazer, to
be wont or used. — *, sm. pí.
morais, manners.
Gostara, sf. seam, sewinç; linen
cut ready to be sewed, task.
Sem — , seamless. Tem a cara
cheia de costuras, his face is co-
vered vith scars.
Costureira, sf. seamstress.
Gota, sf. annotation, remark;
a coat of mail. — de faca, the
back of a knife , — a petticoat ;
— , a large sea-flsh.
Cotado, a, pp. adj. coted.
Cotador, sm. annotator.
Gotamento, sm. annotation, re^
mark.
Cotanllho, sm. {bêt.) a kind óf
down, soft wool or fur upon
the buds of certain trees.
Cotão, sm. cotton, down, mossi-
ness. [notes on.
Cotar, va. to annotate, to make
Cote, sm. a hone, a whet-stone;
a thing used daily.
Cotelado, a, pp. adj. compared,
collated.
CeteJador,9m. he-who compares,
collates. [late.
Cotejao*, va. to compare, to col-
Gotejo, sm, coUation.^ com^^x>&^:íQ^
cou
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COV
Goteto. a, adj. and s. very little,
dwarf. [buskins.
Cothumado, a, adj. that brings
Cothumo, sm. buskin or co-
thurns ; {fig.) tragedy.
Cotia, sf. {nat. hist.) aguti.
Cotiar, va to use daily.
Gótica, sf. {herald.) cotice.
Coticado, a, adj. {herald.) coilceà.
Goticula, sf. touch-stone.
Gotilhão, sm. cotillon (dance).
Gotio, a, adj. that is easily boiled
or baked.
Goto, sm. end, stump. — de vela,
snuff. — de aza^ tne part of a
"wing from the joint towards the
body of a bird; the stump of a
limb that has been cut oflF.
Goto, sm. a small sword.
Gotonias, sf. pi. dimity.
Gotovelada, sf. hunch.
Gotovelar, va. to elbow; V. Aco'
tovelar. [bend,angle.
Gotovelo, sm. the elbow, comer ;
Cotovia, sf. a lark.
Gotutor, sm. joint-guardian.
Gotyledo, sm. (ôoí.) cotyledon.
Cotyloide, adj. 2 g. {anat.) Cavi-
dade — , cotyla.
Couce, sm. kick, spurn. "veince;
the butt end of a musket; the
recoiling of a fire-arra. — da
porta, the socket on which a
door turns. — da procissão, the
latter end of a procession. Um
tira — s, a rogue.
Gouceador, a, adi. kicking, that
kicks. — , sm. a KÍcker.
Goucear, va. and n. to kick, to
wince, to jerk.
Gouceira, sf the socket o" nhich
a door turns, hinge ; a | la tk.
Coucellos, sm. pi. V. Coi.c tellos.
Gouçoeira, sf. a little cup, gob-
let ; a thick board.
Goudel, sm. captain, chief, com-
mander of a troop.
Goudelaria, sf. the offlce of
taking care of stone-horses.
Goudra, sf. mattress.
Goupon, sm. coupon, dividend.
Coura or Coira, sf. leather
jerkin. [and derivated.
Couraça,»/', cuirass. Y. Coiraça
Courão, sm. harlot, prostituto.
Coureiro , sm. currier leather-
trader.
Gourella, sf, a long and narrow
piece of ground.
Couro or Coiro, sm, hide, skin,
leather. V. Coiro.
Cousa, sf. a thing ; matter, busi-
ness, affair; case, deed. Algu-
ma — , something. O nome es-
panta mais do que a — , the name
frightens more than the reality.
— de duas léguas, about two
leagues.
Couseiro, sm. a note-book use d
in the inquisition.
Cousixnento, sm. V. Escolha.
Coutada, sf. a park.
Coutado, a, pp. adj. forbidden.
Coutaiuento, sm. prohibition or
defence of hunting.
Coutar, va. to seize for transgres-
sion of the game laws ; to en-
close parks for chase ; to forbid,
to prohihit ; to fine ; to shelter.
Couteiro, sm. a park-keeper.
Couto, sm, shelter; park; privi-
leged manor.
Couve, sf. cabbage, colewort. —
ftoTt colliflower. — repolhuda,
white cabbage. Para voltarmos
ás nossas —s, to return to the
question.
Cova, sf. hole, pit, ditch ; crave.
Govado, sm. cubit, a flemisn ell.
Coval, sm, a part of a church-
yard. [grave.
Covão, sm, a deep ditch, den;
Covarde, adj. 2 g. coward, chick-
en-hearted.
Covardemente, adv. cowardly,
shamefully.
Covardia or Cobardia, sf. co-
wardice, cowardliness.
Covardice, sf. cowardice.
Covato, sm. {agr.) a little ditch
or furrow. — a piece of ground
for burying the dead.
Covedo, sm. the elbow or knee
of an anim^. [maker.
Coveiro, sm. a grave-digger or
Covello, sm. a small ditch.
Covil, sm. a den ; hole.
Covilhete, sm. a pattypan.
CRA
— Í49 —
CRA
CSo^lnlia, %f. a little hoie or pit ;
a dimple m the cheek. Jogo da
— , chuck-farthing.
Covo, a, adj. hollow, deep, ca-
vernous.
Ck>vo or Covos, sm. pi. — de
gallinhas , a pyramidal basket
of osiers^ bulrush ; coop.
Govocõ, sm. a passage for water
in a sugar-mill.
Coxa, sf. the thigh. Parte de den-
tro da — do cavallo, gascoins.
Coxeado, a, pp. adj, limped,
hobbled. [bling.
Goxeadura, sf. lameness, hob-
Coxesir, vn. to limp, to hobble, to
go lama.
Coxia, sf. {in a galley) the cour-
sey. Correr a — , to ramble. Pe-
ça de —y (a sea term) the great
gun on the prow.
Coxim, sm. a cushion.
Coxo, a, adj. lame, crípple, halt.
Coxote, sm. defensivo armour for
the thigh s ; cuish.
Coz, sm. V. Cós.
Ccaedura, sf. backing, burning.
Cozer, va. to cook, to boil, to
dress ; to ripen ; to digest. — no
Í'omo, to Dake. — tijolo^ to
lurn bricks. — a borracheira ^
to sleep the fumes of the wine
away. — demasiado, to over-do.
Cozer-sej vr. to be boiled, baked,
dressed. [dressed.
Cozido, a, pp. adj. boiled, baked,
Cozimento, sm. boiling, baking,
dressing.
Cozinlia, sf. kitchen. Arte da — ,
cookery . Bicho de — , a scullion.
Moça da — , a kitchen-wench.
Cozinhada, sf, a dish ; something
cooked.
Cozinhar, va. to cook, to dress
meat or victuals.
Cozinheiro, a, sm. or f. cook,
man-cook or cook-raaid. — a, {a
sea term) the main stay sail.
Crabro, sm. a kind of insect.
Craca, sf. a channel, furrow.
fluting of pillars; a sort or
shell-nsh.
Crachá , sm. grand-cross , the
ttar of a military order.
Craneo, sm, the brainpan, skull,
cranium. [p^y*
Craneographia, sf. craniogra-
Craneolar, adj. 2 g. resembling
the cranium.
Craneologia, sf. craniology.
Craneologioo, a, adj. craniolo-
gicaJ.
Craneologo, sm, craniologist.
Craneomancia,«/'. craniomancy.
Graneometro, sm. craniometer.
Graneosoopia, sf. cranioscopy.
Crápula, sf, surfeit, crapulence.
Crapulosamente , adv. crapu-
lously.
Crapuloso, a, adj. crapulous.
Cras, adv. {anc.) to-morrow;
cawing. [lingly.
Crassamente, adv. rudelv, bung-
Crassidade, sf. crassitude.
Crassidão, sf. crassitude, thick-
ness. [coarse.
Crasso, a, adi. thick, gross,
Grasta, sf. {anc.) V. Claustro.
Grastino, a, adj. of to-morrow.
Cratera, sf. cup, chalice ; {phys.)
crater mouth of a volcan.
Gravação, sf. studded nails ; the
setting of stones. [in gold.
Gravado, a, pp. adj, nailed ; set
Gravador, sm. one who sets
gems, a jeweller ; he that nails.
— de sapateiro, a punch.
Gravadura, sf. naiung.
Cravagem, sf. a disease in plants
as the rye, etc.
Cravar, va to nail, to fix, to
stick into. — o punhal no peito,
to stick the dagger into the
breast. — o pensamento em al-
guma cousa y to mind a thing
and apply earnestly to it. — o
ouro sobre a pedra, to set a
stone in gold.
Gravata, sf. cravat, neck-cloth.
Craveira, sf. the holes in a horse-
shoe; a shoemaker's size; a
stan d ard-me asure.
Craveiro, sm. a pot to keep
pinks in , the plant that bears
pinks . the clove-tree. — a, adj.
according to the standard mea-
sure. Palmo — , a, standard
span<
CRE
^850 —
CRE
Cravelado, a, pp, adj. fáirtened
with nails.
Gracejador» sm, a blackamith
who makes nails fòr h(»««-
shoes.
Cravejar, va. to stad wHh nails.
Gravelina, sf» a small kind of
pÍDks. [buickle.
Gravete, sm. the tongne o£ a
Cravlja, sf. pe^, pin.
Gravina, */. V. CUnina,
Cravinoso, a, adi. (bot.) o£ or
belonging to the íjunily of
pinksL
Craviorgão, sm. V. Clatiorgão.
Gravlsta, sm. a haipúâiorâ
player.
Gravo, sm. a small nail; apink.
— da índia, deve. — a vart ; a
harpsichord.
Cré, sm. cassarilla ; fuller'8 earth.
Greação, sf. creation, creating;
invention. [ducea.
Greado, a, pp. adj. created, pro-
Greador, sm. creator; inyentor,
author.
Greança, sf. a child.
Grear, va. to create, to cause, to
produce ; to invent ; to occa-
sion, to ând. [pendant.
Greatura, sf. creature ;{fig.) de-
Crebro, a, adj. repeated.
Gredeiro, a, adi. credent.
Gredencia, sf. the table which is
covered by the altar.
Gredencial, adj. i g. of credence,
credential.
Gredendario , sm. he that has
charge of the credencia.
Credente, adj. 2 q. believer.
Gredibilidade, sf. credibility.
Greditar ,va. to make a creator.
Creditar-se^ w. to make one's
self creditor.
Gredito, sm. credence, credit;
reputation, name.
Gredo, sm. the creed.
Gredor, a, m. or f. creditor. ^
importuno^ a don. — kypothe-
cario, mortgagee. [lously.
Gredulaxnente , ado. credu-
Gredulldade, sf. credolity, cre-
daJoasaesa.
Crédulo, a, adj. credvãou/u
Greivd, adj. 2 g. V. Crvoei.
Creme, tm. cream. Leite — , a
CQStard.
Cremeaixn» aeí/. V. Carmesim.
Gremor, sm. cream. — de cevada^
the thick juice of barley.
Grena, sf. eareening.
Grenar, va. to careen.
Crença, sf. belief, faith, religien.
Crencbas. sf. pi. partition of the
hair on the forefaead.
Crente, adj. 2 g. and s. believer ;
faithful.
Grenulado, a, adi. {hot.) crenate.
Greoflote, sm. {chem.) a sort of
oil.
Crepe, sm. crape.
Crepita<;ãQ > sf. crepitation ,
crackling. [tanets.
Crepitaciiúoe, am. pi. {ane.) cas-
Crepitante, adj. 2 g. crepitating,
crackling. [crackle.
Crepitar, vn. to crepitate, to
Crepito, a, adj. noisy, clamo-
rous. Frous.
Crepitoso, a, adj. noisy, clamo-
Crepudina or Crapodiíia, sf.
toadstone, bufonita.
CrepundiOB , sm. pi. a child's
playthings.
Crepuaciilar, adj. 2 g. crepus-
cular, crepusculoua.
CrepoBCular, vn. to dark, to dim,
to cloud.
Creposcolo, sm. crepuscule,
twilight.
Crer, va. to believe, to credit
upon the authorit^r of another,
to trust to; to think. Crer-sey
vr. to think or believe one's
self. [overplus.
Creaoença, sf. growth, increase ;
Crescendo, aav. {mus.) cres-
cendo.
Crescente, adj. 2 g. crescent,
growing, increasinç.
Crescente, sf. swelling of a ri-
ver» tide ; rising, height, high-
est pítch, heat, ardour. — » sm.
a crescent.
Crescer, vn. to grov, to rise, to
sprÍDg, to increase; to become
more violent or intense; to
superabeund.
CRI
— »1 —
CRI
CSrescido, a, pp. adj. growii, &eig-
mented, grwing; large, exten-
ded, tall, wide.
Gresoimento , am. groirth, in-
crease ; a fit of fever, paroxysm.
Grespão, sm. a sort of cnsped
fine -«roollen stuff.
GreapidSo, sf. roughii«ss.
Crespina, sf, a sort of coif.
Crespo, a, adj. crisped, carled.
Gzssta, sf. the takinf the honejr
from the bee-fatves ; olast blight.
Dar uma — , ifig.) to rob, to
spoil.
Cresta -colmeias, sm. he who
takes the honey away £rom the
hives. [bumt.
Crestado, a, pp, adj. somevhat
Grestadeira, sf. an iron's inatra-
ment for taking the honey from
the hives.
Grestador, «m. and adj. tiiat
takes away the iioney from the
hives.
Crestadnra, sf. a small boming.
Grestamento, mu the *ct of
buming. [buck.
Grestão, sm. a gelded he-goat, a
Crestar, va. to Dum a Uttle ; to
rob, to pluxider. [fannel.
Greta, af, {bat.) a sort of sea-
Cretaoeo, a, adj. cretaceoos,
mariy. [chalk.
Greve, sm. he who soores with
Cria, sf. & colt or fbaL
CriaçSo, sf edueation, reaxiog,
bringing up, breedlng; covey,
-stnd, the yoang of atiniala;
food breediag; ue having heen
red up together.
Criada, sf. woman, maid-^ervant.
Gráadfiira, sf a good lemaLe
feeder, a nurae.
Criado, a 4 pp. odA. «hicsted,
reared, breid. Mal-^^ ill-brsd.
Bem ~, well fleshed, £Rt; -veUr
bred.
Criado, sm, servant, domestie.
Criadoíiio, jm. nursery; jeed-
plot.
Criador, a, odj, and «. fertile,
that nonrishes ; a hreeder.
C Wfcm e iít o» Ml. •dnmtiaii, nar^
IDg.. .
Criança, tf. child. Y. Creoa^
Criar, va. to nurse ; to breed ; to
bringh forth. — ao peito, to
sackie; to get, to beget, to cause;
to nourish, to promote ; to raise,
to let grow. — raízes j to shed or
put fortii roots. — matéria a
chaga, to suppurate. — boler,
to gro-vr momdy. — forças, to
ac^uire strength. O ócio cria
viciosy idleness begets vice.
Criar-se, vr. to grow, to growap,
to swarm (speaking of worms).
Criatura, sf creature. V. Cr0«-
tura. [dormouse.
Criceto, âm. {nat. bist.) a sort oí
Crido, a, pp. adj. believed.
Crime, sm. <;rime, sin, gailft,
guiltiness. >- de lesa magestade,
high treasoD. Juiz do -^^ a
judge in criminal causes. —
adj. i ff. criminal.
Crimemente, adv. criminally.
Grixneza, sf. severity, rigour.
CrlminaçSo, sf crimínation.
Criminado, a, pp. adj. incrimi-
nated, accusated.
Criminador, a, sm. or f he ihtí
incriminates.
Criminal, adj. f a. críminal,
goilty; severe, craobed.
Criminalidade, sf. criminality.
Criminalista, sm, a writer ou
criminal lair-
CrlBiinar, va. to criminate, to
incxiaiinate. Criminar-se, or. to
ikooue oiie*8 self of a crime.
Crimtaavel, adj. 2 g. that may
be criminal; «ondemnable.
Griminosamente, ado. crimi-
nously. [goilty, wickad.
Criminoso, a, adj. criminal;
Crina or<3lttt«, sf. mane. Crina»
do cometo, tile iMams of a comet.
Crina, s. mane, horee-hair.
Grlnifioo, a, adj. producing
hairs.
CrlBisparso, a, adjs that has
dishevelled luurs.
Grinitoi, a, adj. ihat has a mane;
dinite, aúry.
rino, ««. {bot.) akind of qIabAíí
CRO
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CRU
Crioulo, a, sm. or f, creole, a
native descended of Kuropean
parents ; a home-born slave.
Grique, sm. {nat. hist.) a sort of
parrot.
CSriS; adj. m. Sol — , Lua — , an
eclipse of the sun or moon.
Gris, sm. a malay dagger.
Grisada, sf. a stroke with the
cris.
Crise or Criais, sf. crisis. Dia
de — criticai day; a sort of
woollen cloth.
Crismar, wo.to coníirm. V. Chris-
mar and derivated.
Crispação, sf. crispation, wrin-
kling; shivering, rigor.
Crispado, a, ad/, Y * Encrespado.
Crispatura, sf. crispation, shri-
vefiing
Crista, sf. the comb of a cock or
hen, crest. Joaar as cristas ^ to
íight. — de gaílo^ {bot.) a sort of
tree; herd, crista-galli.
Cristado, a, adj. crested, tufted.
Cristal, sm. crystal. V. Crystal
and derivatea.
Cristel, sm a clyster.
Critério, sm. criterion.
Critica, sf. criticism, censure,
critique. [censured.
Criticado, a, pp. adj. criticized,
Criticador, a, sm. or f, critic,
censurer, examiner.
Criticar, va. to criticize, to cen-
sure, [criticized.
Criticável, adi. 2 g. that may be
Critico, a, aaj. criticai, censo-
rious. Dia — , day of crisis. —
sm. a critic, censu: r.
Crivação, sf. {pharm.\ siftiBg.
Crivado, SL,jit,adj. sifted.
Crivar, va. to sift, to riddle.
Crivei, adj. 2 g. credible.
Crivelmente, adv, credibly.
Criviforme, adj. 2 g, of or be-
longing to crivo.
Crivo, sm. sieve, riddle.
Grivoso, adj. lanat) so is called
the ethmoidai boné.
Gró, sm. the cackline^ of hens.
Groca, sf. a piece of timber of a
plough. [a cherry.
CrffOíu, sm, a jsrecipus atone li&e
Grooe, sm, {bot.) a sort of herb.
Groceo, a, adj. croceous, sailron
coloured.
Crocitado, a, pp. adj. croaked.
Crocitar, vn. to croak Uke a
crow.
Croco, sm. saffron. V. Acafr&o.
Crocodiliano , a, or Crocodi-
lino, a, adj. crocodiline.
Crocodilo, sm. crocodile.
Crocota or Crocuta, sf. {nat,
hist.) name given anciently to
the nyaena.
Cronha, sf. the stock of a
gun, etc.
Cronheiro, sm. a man that makes
stocks of guns.
Crónica, Cronologia and deri-
vated. V. Chronica, ChronO'
loffia.
Croque, sm hook, grapple, polé,
grapnel.
Croquinhas, sf. pi. Sentar-se de
— , to squat.
Crosta, sf. scab.
Crotalo, sm. {ant.) crotalum;
castanets of the priests of Cy-
bele.
Cru, a, adj. raw ; indigested , un-
cooked. Seda crua, raw silk.
Humor — , a crude humour.
Cruamente, adv. rudely, cruelly.
Cruoesignato, a, adj. marked
with a cross.
Crucial, adj, ig, crucial.
Grucianella, sf. {bot,) crucia-
nella.
Cruciar, va. to cruciate, to tor-
ture. V. Martyrisar,
Cruciíerario, sm. he that carries
the cross.
Crucifero, a, adj. craciferous,
that has a cross.
Crucificação, sf. crucifixion.
Crucificado, SL^pp. adj, crucifled.
Crucificador, sm, he that inflicts
the punishment of nailing to a
cross.
Gruoifioamento, sm, crucifixion.
Crucificar, va. to crucify.
Crncdfiacão, sf. crucifixion.
Gmoifixo, sm, a crucifix.
GmolfQnne, adj, 2 g, crucifomi.
Groioimt sf» a sort of maaioo.
CRY
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CUC
CSrael, adj. 2 g. cruel, merciless ;
sanguinary, inhoman ; âerce.
Craeldade, sf. cruelty, inhiiman-
ity, barbarity.
Gruelmente, adv, cruelly, inhu-
manlj.
GmentaçSo, sf. bloodshed.
Gmentamente, adv, in a bloody
manner.
Graentar, va. Y. Ensanguentar.
Cruento, a, adj. bloodj, sangui-
nary.
Crueza, sf. crudity ; cruelty.
Gruor, sm. cruor, the red part of
the blood.
Crural, adj. 2 g. {anat.) crural,
pertaining to the \eg.
Crusta, sf. crast, scab.
Crustáceo, a, adj. {nat. hist.)
crustaceous.
Crustoso, a, adj. crusty.
Gruta, sf. sea-bream (âsh).
Cruz, sf. cross; rood; (fig.) af-
fliction, trouble. Em — , cross-
"wise. — nos cabos (a sea term.)
cross in the hawse. Pâr as ver-
gas em — , (a sea term) to square
the yards.
Cruzada, sf. crusade, holy war.
Cruzado, a, pp. adj. crossed;
folded. [(Portuçuese coin).
Cruzado, sm. crasade, crusado
Cruzador, sm. cruiser.
Cruzados, sm. pi. crasaders.
Cruzamento, sm. crossing.
Cruzar, va. to cross, to lay
across, to draw cross lines. —
vn. to come across ; (a sea term)
to cruise. Cruzar-se^ vr, to cross
or cut one another.
Cruzeiro, sm. a lar^e cross;
the great nave or Dody of a
church; ^astr.) the Crosiers,
constellation ; (a sea term) a
cruise. [cross.
Cruzeiro, a, adj. that has a
Cruzeta, sf. a little cross.
Crsrpta, sf. {arch.) crypt.
Cryptogama, *. {bot.) crypto-
gam.
Cr3rptogamia, sf. cryptogamy.
Grsrptogamo, a, adj. cryptoga-
mian. [P^J*
Gryptographia, sf, cryptogra-
Pártb I.
Crsrptographicaniente , ado,
. cryptographically.
Cryptopraphico, a, adj. crypto-
graphical. [pner.
Cryptographo, sm. crjrptogra-
Cryptologia, sf. cryptology.
Cryptonimo, sm. and adj. is
said of an author concealin^
his name by a transposition of
its letters.
Grystal, sm. crystal.
Crystallino, a, adj. cristalline.
Jaumor — , {med.) icy humour.
CryBtallisação, sf. crystallisa-
tion. [lized.
Crsrstallisado, a,pp. adj. crystal-
Crystallisar, va. to crystallize.
Crystallographia, sf. crystallo-
graphv.
Crystallographo, sm. crystal-
lographer.
Crystallomancia, sf. crystallo-
mancy (divination by the crys-
tals).
CryBtel, sm. clyster.
Cu, sm. breech, arse, fundament,
backside.
Guada, sf. a fali on the backside.
Cuba, sf. a wine vat.
Cubelsas, sf. pi. cubebs.
Cubeiro, a, adj. that has been
into a tub. [and derivated.
Cuberta, sf. a cover. V. Coberta
Cubica, sf. covetousness, cupid-
ity.
Cubicado, a, pp. adj. coveted.
Cubiçante, ajdj. 2 g. that covets,
desirous. [after.
Cubicar, va. to covet, to lust
Cubico, a, aéí' cubic, cubicai.
Cubiçoso, a, adj. covetous.
Cubiçoseunente, adv. with cove-
tousness.
Cubiculario, sm. a gentleman of
the bed-chamber.
Cubiculo, sm. cell. V. Cella.
Cubital, adj. 2 g. cubital, belong^
ing to the elbow.
Cubito, sm. cubit, cubitus.
Cubo, sm. cube tub ; bucket, pail.
Cubo-oubo, sm. {arith.) cubo-
cube.
Gubrlr, va, V. Cobrir.
CaoaxÁa)8f.ait«««xv>^^ws^^
CUL
— »4 —
CUM
Mastro de - , lofky greased
pole (capped vnih prizes for
the clirabers).
Gucame, sm. cockal.
Cnchialiár, vn. to whii^cr. A
acção de — , whis|>eiing«
Giiohicho, sm. whispexiitg,whi3-
per. [cuckoo.
Cuco, sm. ( nat, kist. ) cuckow,
Cucufa, sf. a sort oi coif with
cephaiic medicines.
Gttcula, sf. amonk^s cowl or hood ;
{nat. hist.) cacuUus. [hooded.
Gnonlar, adj. 2 o. ctumUate,
Cnoumelo, sm. V. Cogumelo.
Cncnrbita, sf. cucurbite.
Cncarbitino, a, adj. cscurbi-
taceons. [af ji vanlt.
Gucurecheo, sm. the key-«tone
Cacuruoú, sm. a word to imiftste
cock-crowing.
Gaoamto. sm. V. Caramanchão.
Cuecas, sf. pi. trowsers, dravers.
Cueiros, sm. pi. clouts, «wad-
dling clothes.
Cuia, sf. a cuç made of a goard
cut by the middle and dried or
made of a large nut.
Cuidação. sf. cogitation.
Culdadaxnente, adv. carefnlfy,
attentively.
Cuidado, sm. care, diligence,
study , attention ; anxiety, solici-
tude, tronble, affliction. JVSo
vos dê isso — , never mind.
Cuidadosamente. acív.carefoUy.
Cuidadoso, a, adj. carefol, oi-
ligent, mindful.
Cuidar, mu to take care, to
reliect; to think, to believe, to
mind. — . vn. to be anxioas.
Cuido, sm. care, imagiuatkm.
Cuidoso, a, adj. careiul, diligent.
Guita. sf. pain, grief, -aiOietian.
trouble.
Cujo, a, pron. rei. -whoae, of
which, oi vhom ; whereof.
Culatra, sf. the butt end of a
rausquet.
Culebrina. sf. culverin.
Cull. S7n. cullis, the strained jnioe
of boiled meat.
Culinário, a, adj. culinary.
Culmifero, a, adj. cuUqIíbkhu.
Colmiitação, sf. culmination.
Culminado, a, jop. adj. culmina-
ted. [^?*
Culminante, adj. 2 g. culmina-
Colminar, vn.{astr.) fo cobninate.
Culpa, sf. fault, sin,ofrence, error.
Ter a — , to be the <^use.
Culpabilidade, sf. culpability,
culpableness.
Gulpadamente, adv. colpahly.
Culpado, a, pp. adj. guilty, ac-
cused, incriminated, sinfoL — ,
sm. ciúprit.
Culpar, va. to aocuse, to incri-
minate. Culpar-se, vr. to aocuse
one'8 self. [sinful, guilty.
Culpável, adj. 2 a. culpable,
Culpavebnente, adv. guiltilj.
Cultamente, adv. elegantly.
CultiTação, sf. cultupe, cultiva-
tion.
Cultivado, eL.pp. adj. cultivated.
Cultivador, a, sm. or/.cultivator,
husbandman, agriculturist.
Cultivar, va, to cultivate, to till.
Cultivar-se^ vr. to be cultivated.
Cultivável, adj. 2 g. cultivable,
capable to be tilled.
Cultivo, sm. culture.
Culto, a, adj. correct, puré.
lÁngua — a, refíned langoage.
Culta, sm, worship, honour, re-
spect. [lover, observer.
Cultor, «m. -«rorshipper ; {fig.)
Cultura, sf. culture, tillage,
husbandry,
Cum, adv. for Com um^ with a
or an, with one.
Cumbado, a, adj. crooked.
Cume, sm. the top, the hei^ht;
the highest pitch of any thiug.
Ciiminda, sf. top, ridge.
Cumieira, sf. the height; the
oovering of a honse; ridge
lead, gutter tile.
Cumplioe, adj. 2 g. aceomplice.
Cumplimentario, sm. a respon-
sible partner.
Gaasprklo, A^jpp. adj^ acoom-
plished, performed.
Gumcuridc»*, a, adj. that accom-
j)lÍM)e8 or perfonos.
Cumprimento, sm. execution,
aocompliahment.
CUR
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CUR
Cimmrir, va, to accomplish, to
falnl, to perform. Cumpre^ vn.
imp. it is ât, suitable. Cuwyprir'
se, vr. to be accomplÍBhed.
Gnznpto or Compito, sm. sim,
campntfttion.
GasuuaçSo, sf. cumulatíoA.
Cumulado, a, pp. adj. acctunu-
lated, íilled up. [he«{> up.
CumuUur, va. to accumuLate, to
GomuUrtivamente, adv. {inlaw)
m an accnmulative manner.
Cumulativo, a, adj. {law term)
accumulative.
Cumulo, sm. aocumulation ;
height, top, pitch ; pile, lieap ;
the LeÍEiping: of a measure.
Cuna, sf. a cradle.
Guneiíonne, adj. 2 g. cimeiform.
Cuneo, sm. {antiq.) a battalion
dra^VB up in form of a wedge.
Guneta, sf. {fort.) cunette.
Cunha, sf. a wedge, a coió.
Cunhas -de miro, V. Palmeta.
Canhada, sf. sister-in-law.
Cunhadio, sm. tbe affínity
amongst brothers-in-law.
Cunhado, sm. brother-in-law-
Cuiohado, a, j^p. adj. coíned.
Gunhador, sm. coiner of money.
Gunhaes, sm.pl. coins or quoins ;
the corners of walls; QpL) of
Cunha.
Cunhal, sm. an angle or oorner.
Cunhar, va. to coin monej.
Cunhete, sm. a Uttle v^ssel to
put dry figs in.
Cunho, sm. a stamp to coin
money vith.
Cunicmo, sm. V. Subterrâneo.
Cupaiba, sf.Y. Copaiba.
CvqpSio, sm. conpon, dividend.
Cupidineo, a, adj. belougiag to
Cupido. [greedy.
Cupido, a, adj. cupid, covetons,
Cupido, «7». Cupid, love.
Cupim, sm. insect of BraziL
Cupulo or Cupola, sf. cupola,
dome.
Cupreo, a, adj.cupreous,coppery,
CTi«|Btada, sf. the noise maae by
tbe monkeys.
Cura, «an. carate, rector ; it -core,
saBatían ; aaee^ tcoubk.
Gurabilidade, sf. curableaess.
GaraçSo, sf. cure, sanation.
Curadia, sf. the charge of a
curator. [iúl.
Curado, a,pjB. adj. cured, heiutíi-
Curador, «, sm. or f. gíiardian,
tutor, curator.
Curadoria, sf. guardianship.
Curandeiro or Curadeiva, tm,
an empiric, a quack.
Curar, va. to cure, to heal, to
take oare. — uma ferida i, to
dress a woond. — linho., to
Ueach yarn. — carne, peixe, to
dry, smoke or preserve meat,
fish, etc. — , vn. to regard. Cti-
rar^e, w. to be cured.
Curathro, a, adj. medicinal, phy-
sicaL — 4 sm. treatment, curmg,
cure.
Curato, sm. parsonage.
Goravel, adj. 2 g. curaUe.
Curcuma, sf. {bot) turmeric.
Cúria, sf. « court of justice, tri-
buna], [court of Justice.
Curiaes, sm. pi. members of the
Curial, adj. i g. belonging to the
cúria. [manner.
Curlalmonte, adv. in a curial
Cnrlão, sm. (hist.) the chief priest
in each cúria.
CnrioBamente, adv. curiously.
Curiosidade, sf. curiosity, ra-
ritv.
Curioso, a, adj. curious, inqui-
sitive ; nice, neat, rare. — , sm.
or f. a curious man or woraan.
Curral, sm. an enclosure to house
cattle; «ow-house, ox-stidl;
hog's sty. — de ovelhas, a sheep-
fold. [age.
Gurralagem, sf. stabling, stall-
Gurraleiro, a. adj. Gado — , that
sleepB in stable.
Curricar, vn. to run to and fro.
Cursado, a, pp. adj. V. Cursar
and Versíido.
Cursante, adj. 2 g. blo\ríng con<
tinually (wind).
Cursar, va. to ease one's self;
to frequent the schools ; to
{)rofes8 or exercise a particu-
ar calling. — ., tm. t» V>\cr« <yQro='
tiauál^Y ^-wm^. Cw%am -ttcoX^^*
CUR
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CUS
norteSf the north "winds prevail.
— , to carry (speaking of guns,
etc.)-
Cursavel, adj. 1 g. current.
Corsios, sm. pi. a sort of hares
which nin very fast.
Cursista, sm. student, he who
frequents the schools.
Cursivo, a, adj. cursive, run-
ning. Letra —a, cursive hand.
— {print.) Italic lelter.
Curso, sm. career, course, race.
— de liçõeSy a course of lectares.
RunniDg , stream , direction ;
treatise. — do corpo ^ going to
stool.
Cursor, sm. carrier, courser, mes-
senger. [of the belly.
Cursos, sm. pi, looseness, flux
Curta, sf. Pôr alguém d — , to
speak ill of one.
Curtamente , adv. timorously ,
stringily.
Curteza, sf. shortness.
Curtido, a, pp. adj. dressed,
tanned. [tans.
Gurtidor, sm. tanner, he that
Curtidura, sf. tanninç.
Curtimento, sm. tanning.
Curtir, va. to tan, to soak; ifig.)
to exercise, to inure.
Curto, a, adj. short, brief ; weak,
heavy, tardy. Ter a intelligencia
curta, to be shortwitted.
Curucheo, sm. V. Corucheo.
Curuja, sf. V. Coruja.
Curul, aàj. 2 g. curule.
Curuta or Cruta, sf sea-fish.
Curva, sf. curve, the ham . of
oDe's leg.
Curvaça, sf. jardes (In a horse}.
Curvado, a, pp. adj. curvatea,
curve, bent.
Curvadura, sf. curvature, crook-
edness.
Curvai, adj. 1 g. pertaining to
the ham of one^s leg.
Curvamente , ado. curvedly,
crookedly.
Curvar, va. to bow, to bend, to
curve. Curvar-se, vr. to bow
down, to grow crooked.
Curvas, sf.pl. (a sea term) knees.
-^áía aòartona^ lodging knees.
— da coberta, deck transom
knees, etc.
Curvatura, sf. curve, curvature.
Curveta, sf. curvet, curvetting.
Curvetettur, t^n. to corvet.
Curvidade, sf. crookedness.
Curviferreo, a, adj. of crooked
iron.
Curvilíneo, a, adj. igeom.) cur-
vilinear, curvilineal.
Curvo, a, adj. arched, corved,
bent, crooked. [dodder.
Cuscuta, sf. ibot.) the herb
Cuscuz, sm. a kind of eatable
made of the finest flour.
Cuscuzeiro, sm. a kind of earthen
vessel to boil the cuscuz in.
Cuspe, sm. very small fishes.
Cuspidato, a, adj. {bot.) cus-
pated.
Cúspide, sm. {bot.) cusp.
Cuspldeira, sf. a spitting-box.
CuiB^ido, a, pp. adj. spit.
Cuspidor, sm. spítter; a spit-
ting-box. [ting.
Cuspidura, sf. the act of spit-
Cuspinhador, a, sm. or f. he tnat
spíttes often.
Cuspinhadura, sf. the act of
spitting often. [salivate.
Cuspinhar, vn. to spit often, to
Cuspir or Cospir, vn. to spit, to
expectorate.
Cuspo, sm. spit, spittle.
Custa, sf. cost, charge, expenso.
Custado, a, pp. adj. cost, that is
expensive.
Custagem, sf. cost, expensa.
Custar, vn. to cost, to be expen-
sive, dear or painful.
Custeado, a, pp. adj. disbursed.
Custeamento, sm. disbursement.
Custear, va. to disburse, to de-
fray.
Custo, sm. cost, expense, loss.
Custode, adj. 2 g. Anjo — , tute-
lary angel.
Custodia, sf. costody.
Custodiado, a, pp. adj. kept,
imprisoned.
Custodiar, va. to take hold, to
imprison.
CustòdlOi sm. a warden.
Gostosamente, adv. costly.
CYS
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DAM
Custoso, a, adj. costly, surap-
tuous; troublesome, painful.
Cutâneo, a, adj. cutaneous.
Cutela, sf. a large knife.
Cutelaria, sf. cutlery.
Cutelelro, sm. a cntler.
Cutelo, sm. cutlass, han^er. — s,
(falconry) the scarcel teathers.
— (a sea term) studdin^-sails.
Cutícula, sf. {anat.) cuticle.
Cutilada, sf. cut.
Cutileiro, sm. a cutler.
Cútis, sf. {anat.) skin.
Cutter, sm. a cutter.
Guvilheira, sf V. Cubilheira.
Cyano, sm. {bot.) cyanus.
Cyanogeneo, sm. (chem.) cyano-
gen.
Cyanometro, sm. cyanometer.
Cydaminis or Cyclame, sf.
{òot.) sow-bread, cyclaraen.
Cyclico, a, adj. cyclical. Poema
— , fugitive põem.
Cyclo, sm. cycle.
Cycloide, adj. 2 g. cvcloidical.
— , sm. {geom.) cycloide.
Cyclometria, sf cyclometry.
Cyclopes, sm.pl. {myth.) the cy-
clops. [instruraent.
Cyclotomo, sm. {med.) a surçical
Cyllndrico, a, adj. cylindrical,
cylindric.
Cylindro, sm. cylinder.
Cyllndroide, adj. 2 g. cylin-
droidal.
Csrxnbalo, sm. cymbal.
Cynegetico, a, adj. cynegetic.
Cynico, a, adj. cynic, cynical.
Csrnismo, sm. impudence, cynic
habita ; the doctriue of the
cynics. [snap-dragon.
Cynocephalos , sm. {naU hist.)
Cynoglossa, sf {bot.) hDund'8
tongue.
Cynosura, sf. {astron.) cynosure.
Cypreste, sm. cypress.
Cysne, sm. swan .
Cystico, a, adj. {anat.) cystic.
Cystiphlogia, sf {med.) a ner-
vous pain in the bladder.
Cysto or Cyste, sm. a bag con-
taining some morbid matter.
Gystopíexia, sf. (med.) cysto-
plexy.
Csrstotomia, sf. {surg.) cysto-
tomy.
Cjrtherea, sf. Vénus.
Cythereo, a, adj. of or belonging
to Cythera or Vénus.
Cytiso, sm. V. Codesso.
Czar, sm. czar.
Czarina, sf. czarina.
CzaroiTvltz, sm. czarowitz.
D sm. fourth letter of the alpha-
bet; in Portuguese before a
proper name signiâes Dom.
D% art. and prep. V. Da and Do.
Da, art. and prep. (contraction of
de, and a) of, from the.
Dação, sf. {in law) the act ot
giving a thing as a payment ot
another.
Da Capo, sm. {mus.) da capo.
Dactylico, a, adj. dactylic.
Dactyliographia, sf. dactylio-
graphy.
Dactyliologia, sf. dactyliology.
Dactylo, sm. dactyl.
Dactylologia, sf dactylology.
Dada, sf. donation. [sent.
Dadiva, sf donation, gift, pre-
Dadival, adj. 2 g. that may be
given as a gift.
Dadivar, va. to do a gift.
Dadivosaxnente, adv. generous-
ly, liberally. [rous.
Dadivoso, a, adi. liberal, gene-
Dado, a, pp. adj. given; civil,
gentle. — que, conj. although.
Dado, sm. die, dice (to play with).
Dador, sm. giver, donor, bes-
tower. [type*
Daguerrot3rpar, va. to daguerro-
Daguerrotypo, sm. daguerro-
type.
D'a£LÍ, adv. from thence.
Dala, sf. water-pipe, water-con-
duct; pump-dale.
Dalaça, sf. a kind of ship.
D'alli, adv. from thence.
Dalmatioa, sf. dalmatic.
Dama, sf. lady ; <yaA«VL <>\. ^^Jtí^,.
D'AQ
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DAT
at chess ), a man (at draughtsj.
Jogo das — s, draughts. — de
konray a maid of honour. MuUier
— , a kept mistress, sweetrheart,
Fazer — , to king a man at
draughts. [ked.
Daxnascado, a, pp. adj. damas-
Damasco, sm. damask ; apricot.
Damasqueiro, sm. an apricot-
tree.
DamasquiUio, sm. damask.
Daxnasquino, a, adj. damasked.
Damice or Damaria, $/. delicacy ,
aífectation.
Daninação , sf. condemnation ,
damnation.
Damnado, a, pp. adj. enraged,
mad, furious. [damage.
Daxnnador, sm. he that makes
Damnamento, sm. detriment,
loss, prejudice.
Daxnnar, va. to damn, to offend,
to damnify, to spoii. Damnar-se,
vr. to be corrupted; to grow
mal (dog.) (loss.
Daranificação , sf. detriment ,
Damnificado, a, j^. adj. damni-
fied, hurt.
Damnificador , sm. one that
damnifies. [hurt.
Damnificar, va. to damnify, to
Damnifico, a, adj. that damni-
fies. [chievous.
Damninho, a, adj. hurtfal, mis-
Damno, sm. detnment, loss, da-
mage, hurt.
DamnosaxneAte, adv. hrurtfully.
Damnoso, a, adj. mischievous»
hartful.
Daxno, 57n. niffian, bnlly.
I>ança, sf. dance.
Dançadeira, sf. a woman dancfr.
Dançador, a. svi. or /'. dancer.
Deuaçante, òm. or /. dancer, —
em corda, rope-dancer.
Dançar, va. to dance. Fazer —
alguém, {fig.) to lead one a
(lancp.^ [in a theatre.
Dançarino, a, sm. or f. a dancer
D'anten.ão , adv. beforehand ,
aforehand. Pensar — , to pre-
meditate. [cedently.
D antes. adv. before, first, pre-
D'aquem, adv. on this side.
D'aqai, adv. hence, from this
place.
Dar, va. and n. to give, to bestow»
to give up, to cause. — em al-
guém, to beat, to strike. — hortu
(o relógio), to strike. — a vela^ to
sail. — em secco, to run a grotmd.
Dar prefixed to substantives
denotes an action, and is rend-
ered in English by the verb
formed of the noun. — leite^ to
suckle. — parte, to impart. —
fé, credito, to credit. — vozes^
to cry out. — com alguém^ to
light upon, to find out one. —
de mão em mão, to hand. JSsta
arvore dá bom fructo, this tree
bears fine fruit. Quem me dera
estar em ca^a! how fain would
I be at home ! Que idade dais a
este homem? how old do you.
take that man to be? Dar-se,
vr. — a, to give one's self to, to
devote one^ self. — por^ to ao-
knowledge ; to set up for. — bem
na terra (speaking of men and
plants) is for the climate, to
agree with. Não se me dá d^isso,
I don't mind, I take no concern
in it. Pouco se me dá, I little
care for that. [garment
Darandela, sf. a sort of anclent
Dardada. sf. a blow T^ith a dart.
Dardanario, sm. engrosser, mo-
nopolist.
Dardejado, a, pp. adj. darted.
Dardejante, adj. 2 g. darting.
Dardejar, va. to dart.
Dardo, sm. a dart, javelin.
Dares, sm. pi. — e tomares^ chi-
ding, contention, debate.
Darta, sf. tetter.
Dartoa, sm. {anat.) dartos.
Dartoso, a, adj. impetiginous,
scabby.
Dasymetro, sm. dasymeter.
Data, sf. date. Pôr a — , to date.
Datado, a, pp. adj. dated.
Datar, va. to date, to mark the
date. [Rome.
Dataria, sf. the chancery of
Datario, sm. datary.
Datilado, a, pp. adj. that has the
colour of a date.
DEB
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DEB
Datile, sm. date.
Datileira, sf. date-tree.
Datismo, sm. datism.
Dativo, sm. (gram.) the datire
case.
D^avante (a sea term) before.
De, jwcp.firom, by, of, for. — aqui,
hence. — todo, entirely. — porta
em porta, from door to door. —
noite e — dia by night and day.
Perma — escrever, a pen to -write
"vdth»
Dèa, s/l^ goddeas, dnrinityv
Deadto, sm. deanship.
DeaUtaçSc, sf. dealDatíon.
Dealbar, va. Y. Branquear and
deriyated.
Deambulação, sf. deambnlation.
Deambiilar-ae , vr.. {med.) to
spread itself. [btdatory.
Deambulatório, a, aaj^ deam-
DeSo, «m. dean.
Dearrezoar, vn. to diapute.
Deartícalação, sf. dearticnla-
tion. [nounced dearly.
Dearticulado, a, pp. adj. pro-
Dearticular, va. to articulate.
Debaixo, ado. and prep.. nnder,
from undez^ beneath,^ Inloiir^
underneath.
Debalde, adv. in vain, for no-
thing, uselessly.
Debandada, 5/. (mil.) confnsion.
Em — , helter-skelter.
Debandado, a, pp. adj.. dia-
banded. [in confasioB.
Debandar,, va. to disband, to pnt
Debate, sm. quarrel, dii^ate,
strife.
Debater,, va. to contend, to strive,
to debate. Debater-se-, vr. to
struggle, to strive.
Debatidiço, a, adj. that claps
the wings very much.
Debatido, a, pp. adj, agitated,
debated.
Debatidura, sf. the aetion of
clapping the wings.
Debellaçao, sf. a vanquiskmg,
debellation.
Debellado, a, adj. vanquished.
DebaUador, a, sm. or /. van-
qnisher, conqueror.
DebeUax, wu ta vanquialk.
Deb^Iatorio, a, adj. victoriotis,
conquering.
Debicado, a, pp. adj. tasted.
Debicar, vn. to taste, to touch
lightly.
Débil, adj. 2 g. weak, feeble,
weakly. Débeis, m. or f. pi.
Delrilidade, sf. debility, \reak-
ness.
Debilitação, sf. debilitation ,
weakness. [ed.
Debilitado, a, pp. adj. -weaken-
Debilitador, a, adj. debilitating.
Debilitante, adj. 2 g. debilitatin^.
Debilitar, va. to debilitate, to
enfeeble. Debilitar-se , vr. ta
grow debilitated.
Debilmente, adv. feebly, veakly.
Debitar, va. to debit as debtor»
Debito, sm. debt; the mutnal
obligation in marriage ; the
debtor side in book-keepin^.
De boa mente, euiv, loc. -willing-
ly, gladly.
Debelado, a, pp. adi. V. Debolar.
Debelar, va. (med^ to take oS.
the crttst or scab.
Debreado, a, pp. adj. whipped
cruelly.
Debrear, va. to whip cruelly.
Debruado, a, pp. adj. hemmcd,
bordered. [to bind.
Debruar, va. to hem, to border,
'Debruçado, a, pp. adj. bent
downwards.
Debruçar, ^a. to put one flat ou
the ground. Debruçar-se, vr. to
stoop, to bend downwards.
Deluniçoe, adv. ílat on the gronnd.
Debrum, sm. hem, selvage, bor-
. der. [ing com.
Debulha, sf. the time of uirash-
Debulhado, a, pp. adj. thrashed.
Debulhador, sm. thrasher.
Debulhar, va. to thrash, to beat
com. [com.
Debulho, sm. the thrashiiâg of
Debuxado, a,pp. adj. drawn.
Debuzador, a, sm. or f. one that
draws in black and "white.
Debuxante, adj. 2 g. drawing in
black and white.
Debuxar, va. to drav in black
and white; to deUn.«8.t«.
DEC
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DEO
Debuxo, sm. the art of drawing
in black and white, sketch. Não
te mettes em — 5, meddle not
with what does not concem
you.
Decaoordo, sm. decachordon.
Década, sf. decade.
Decadência, sf. decay, decline,
wane, decadence*
Decadente, adj. % g. decaving.
Deoadi, sm. decadi. [gon.
Decagono, a, adj, {jgeom.) deca-
Decagramxno, sm. decagram.
Decaimento, sm. decay.
Decair, vn. to decline.
Decalitro, sm. decaliter.
Decálogo, sm. decalogue.
Decalvado, a, pp. adi. pericra-
niura cut round the nead.
Deoedvar, va. to cut the peri-
craniura.
Deoameron, sm. decameron.
Decametro, sm. decameter.
Deoampaxnento, sm. {mil.) de-
campment, decamping.
Decampar, vn. {mil.) to decanip.
Decangular, aãj. 2 g. decagon,
de can guiar.
Decania, sf. presidentship.
Decano, sm. aean, the sénior in
any order.
Decantação, sf. decanting.
Decantado, a, pp. adj. sung;
praised.
Decantar, va. to sing cut, to
praise.
Decapitação , sf. decapitation,
beheading.
Decapitado . a,pp. adi. beheaded.
Decapitar, va. to benead, to de-
capitate.
Decasterio, sm. a sort of measure
of the Oreeks.
Decastylo, sm. {arehit.) deca-
style.
Decasyllabo, adj. dissilabic.
Deceinado, a, pp. adj. {fale.)
tamed again.
Deceinar, va. {fale.) to tame the
hawk again.
Decemvlral, adj. 2 g. decemvi-
ral.
Decemvirato, sm. decemvirate.
Deoemviro, sm. decemvir.
Decência, sf. decency, comeli-
ness, seemliness.
Decennal, adj. 2 g. decennial.
Decennario, a, adj. that is divi-
ded in ten. [years.
Decennlo, sm. the space of ten
Decente, adj. 2 g. aecent, be-
coming, beseeming.
Decentemente, adv. decently.
Decepado, a, pp. adj. maimed,
mangled. [or cuts.
Decepador, a, adj. that maimes
Deoepamento, sm. maiming.
Decepar, va. to maim, to mangle.
Deceptorio, a, adj. deceptory,
deceitfol. [stow.
Decemir, va. to decree, to be-
Decertar, vn. V. Pelejar.
Decididamente, adv. decidedly,
resolutely. [solved.
Decidido, a,j7p. adj. decided, re-
Decidir, va. to decide, to resolve.
Decifração, sf. deciphering.
Decifrado, a, pp. adj. deci-
phered.
Deoifrador, sm. decipherer.
Decifrar, va. to decipher.
Deoigranmio, sm. decigram.
DeciUtro, sm. deciliter.
Decima, sf. a tithe; the tenth
part of any thing.
Deoimação, sf. decimation.
Decimado, a, pp. adj. decimated.
Decimar, va. to decimate.
Deoimavel, adj. 2 g. tithable.
Deoimetro, sm. decimeter.
Decimo, a, adj. the tenth. — ter-
ceiro y the thirteenth. — quarto^
the fourteenth. — quinto, the
fifteenth. — sexto, the sixteenth.
— sétimo, the seventeenth. —
oitavo, the eighteenth. — nono^
the nineteenth.
Decisão, sf. decision.
Decisivamente, adv. decisively,
resolutely.
Decisivo, a, adj. decisivo, con-
clusivo.
Deoisorlo, adj. m. {in law) deci
sory. [a stere.
Decisterio, sm, the tenth part of
Declamação, sf. declamation,
elocution.
Declamado, a, pp. adj. recited.
DEC
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DEC
Declamador , sm. declaimer ,
orator. [to recite.
Declamar, va. and n. to declalm,
Deolaxnatoriamente, adv. in a
declaraatory style. [tory.
Declamatório, a, adj. declama-
Declaração, sf. declaration, ma-
nifestation, explanation. Fazer
— dos bens, to give an account
of lands, to be registered.
Declaradamente, adv. openly,
evidently.
Declarado, a, pp. adj. declared.
Inimigo — , open enemy.
Declarador, sm. and adj. de-
clarer. [ciares any thing.
Declarante, sm. one that de-
Declarar, va. to declare, to ma-
nifest, to make known. Decla-
rar-se^vr. to declare, to speak
one's mind. [declaratory.
Declarativo, a. adj. declarative.
Declaratório, a, adj. declara-
tory. [cross-staíf.
Declina, sf. (astron.) transom or
DeclinalailidLade, sf. declinabil-
Declinação, sf. (gramm.) declen-
sion ; [astron.) aeclination. — da
idade t declining age. O dia está
na sua — , it grows late.
Declinado, a, pp. adi. declined.
Declinador, sm. declinator.
Declinante, adj. 2 g. declining.
Declinar, va. and n. to decline,
to decay, to abate, to decrease.
— a jurisdicção, {law temi) to
decline a jurisdiction.
Declinatorio, a. adj. {in law)
Excepções declinatoriaSy an ex-
ception taken against a judge.
Deciinavel, adj. 2 g. {gram.) de-
clinable. [decay.
Declínio, sm. decline, declination;
Declivado, a, pp. adj. that is
bending downwards.
Declivar, vn. to decline, to be
declivous. [sm. declivity.
Declive, adj. 2 g. declivous. — ,
Declividade, sf. declivity.
Declivoso, a, adj. declivous.
Decoada, sf. ley-ashes, lie-wash-
ing.
DeoooQão, if. decoction.
Decoctivel, adj. 2 g. decoctible.
Decocto, a, adj. made of a de-
coction.
Decompor, va. to decompose,
to decompound. [tion.
Decomposição, sf. decomposi-
Decomposto, a, pp. adj. decom*
posed.
Decoração, sf. decoration, em-
bellishraent; scenery; the art
of learning by heart.
Decorado, a, pp. adj. decorated,
adorned; learnt by heart.
Decorador, sm. decorator. Pintor
— , scene-painter.
Decorar, va. to decorate, to
adorn ; to learn by heart.
Decoro, sm. suitableness of the
character to the person ; de-
cency, decorum. Com — , comely.
Contra o — , unbecoming, inde-
corous. [modestly.
Decorosamente, adv. decently.
Decoroso, a, adj. decorous, de-
cent, comely.
Decorrer, vn. to run, to pass.
Decorrido, a. pp. adj. past.
Decorticar, va. (pharm.) to de-
corticate.
Decostrado, a, pp. adj. having
the scab taken off (wound).
Decostrar, va. to take on the
scab of a wound.
Decotado, a, pp. adj. pruned.
Ave — , a bird that has the feath-
ers rent. — That has the neck
and breast uncovered.
Decotador, sm. pruner.
Decotar, va. to lop, to prune.
Decotar- se^ vr. to uncover one's
breast.
Decote, sm. pruning, thining.
Decremento, sm. decreasin^, de-
crease. [crepitude.
Decrepidez, sf. decrepitness, de-
Decrepitação, sf. decrepitation.
Decrepitado, a, pp. adj. decre-
pitated. [to crackle.
Decrepitar, va. to decrepitate,
Decrépito, a, adj. decrepit, very
old.
Decrepitude, sf. decrepitude.
Decrescente, adj. 2 g. decrear
sing.
DKD
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Decrescer, vn. to decrease, to
diminish. [diminishing.
Decrescimento, sm. decrease,
Decretação, sf. the act of de-
creeing. [resolved.
Decretado, a, pp. adj. decreed,
Decretaes, sf. pi. decretais.
Decretai, sm. decretai.
Decretalista, sm. decretist.
Decretalznente, adv. decisÍTely,
in a decretai manner.
Decretar, va. to decree,. to re-
solve, to determine.
Decretista, sm. decretist.
Decreto, sm. decree, edict, law.
Decretoriamente , adv. deci-
sively.
Decretorio, a, adj. decretory;
criticai. Dia — , (nied.) the day
when the disease may be
jndged of. [the ground.
IDecrua, sf. the first tillage in
Deoruar, va. to make the first
pioiíghing in a field.
Decúbito, sm. {med.) the lying
of a sick man in a bed.
Decumano, a, adj. the tenth;
.huge, of a large size.
Decumbente, adj. 2 gr. {bot.) de-
cumbent.
Decuplado, a, pp. adj. decnpled,
increased tenfold.
Decuplar, va. to increase ten-
fold, to decuple.
Decuplo, a, aaj. decuple, ten-
fold. — , sm. decnple.
Decuria, sf. decury.
Decurião, sm. decurion.
Decurrente, adj. 2 g. {bot.) de-
current. [sive.
Decursivo, a, adj. {bot.) decur-
Decurso, a, adj. due, passed.
Foros —■ 5, ground rents that
are due. [of time.
Decurso, 5m. course, succession.
Dedada, sf. as mnch as a finger
can hold.
Dedal, sm. a thimble.
Dedáleo, a, adj. dedalian.
Dedeira, sf. a finger or thomb-
stall. [cration.
Dedicação, sf. dedication ; conse-
Dedicado, a, pp. adj. dedicated.
Dedicador, sm. dedicator.
Dedicar, va. to dedicate, to con-
sacrate. JDedicar-se, vr. to dedi-
cate one's self. [dication.
Dedicatória, sf dedicatory ; de-
Dedignação, sf. disdain, scorn-
fulness. [ed.
Dedignado, a, pp. adj. diadain-
Dedignar-se, vr. to disdain.
DediUiado, a. pp. adj. that is
touched lightly, speaking of the
strings in a musical instrument.
Dedilhar, va. and n. to finger, to
touch lightly.
Dedo, sm. finger. O — mostrador^
the fore finger. — do meio^ the
middle finger. — mínimo^ the
little finger. — do pé, a toe.
Juntas enós dos dedos ^ the joints
and knuckles of the fingers.
Fazer tocar alguma cousa com os
dedoa^ {fig-) to demonstrate a
thing clearly. Um — dte vinho, a
little wine. São como dois dedos
da mão^ they are hand and glove,
one with another. — , {astron.)
digit. [cing.
Deducção, sf. deduction, dedu-
Dedoccional, adj. 2 g. deductive.
Deduzido, a, pp. adj. deduced.
Deduzir, va. to deduce, to de-
duct. [Diffamar.
Delamar, va. and derivated. V.
Defecação, sf. defecation.
Defecado, a, pp. adj. defeeated.
Defecar, vn. to defecate.
Defecatorio, a, adj. that defe-
cates. [apostacy.
Defecção, sf. defection; revolt;
Defectibilidade, sf. defectibility,
faintness, lassitude.
Defectível, adj. 2 g. defectible.
Defectivo, a, adj. defective, im-
perfect. [fault, mistake.
Defeito, sm. defect, imperfection,
Defeituar-se, vr. to become de-
fective. [fectly.
Defeituosamente, adv. imper-
Defeituoso, a, adj. defective, im-
perfect [fendant.
Defendente, sm. reroondent, de-
Defender, va. to deiend, to pro-
tect; to maintain, to assert, to
forbid. Defender-se,vr. to defend
one's self.
DEF
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DEF
Defendido, a, jsp. adi. defended.
Defendimento, sm. defence.
DeÊenasti sf. defence, proteclion.
— , {fori.) fortiâoation. Sem — ,
defenceless. Prohibition, inter»
diction.
Defensarei, adj. 2 g. defensible.
Def ensavelmente , adv. defen-
sively.
Defensivo, a, adj, â»fensive.
Defensor, a, sm. or f. a defen-
der, [tection.
Defensorio, sm. defence, pro-
Deferencia, «/^deference, regard,
respect.
Deferente, adj. 2 g. deferent. — ,
{astr.) sm. deferent.
Deferido , a , jpp. adj. allowed ,
permitted.
Deferir, vn. to answer or sub-
scribe a petition; to grant, to
permtt, to allow. Deferir-se^ vr.
to refer-, to relate, to agree.
Deferivel, adj. 2 g. grantable.
Defesa, sf. {in lato) a reply or de-
fence.
Defeso, a, pp. irreg. of Defender
and adj. defended.
Defioiencia, sf. deflciency, im-
perfection.
Deficiente, adj. 2 g. defective,
imperfect.
Deficit, sm. deficit; vant.
Defidente, adj. 2 g. diffident,
suspicious.
Definhado, a, pp. adj. consumed.
Definhamento, sm. wasting.
Definhar, vn. to consume, to
emaciate. Definkarse, vr. to
"waste, to be consmned, to
dwindle.
Definição, sf. defínition.
Definido, a, pp. adj. defined,
explained. [defines.
Definidor, sm. definer, one who
Definir, va. to define, to explain.
Definitivamente , ado. defini-
tively.
Definitivo, a, adj. definitive.
Definito, a, adj. circumscribed,
limited.
Definitorio, sm. chapter held bj
certain monks for the regula-
tion of their order.
Definivel, adj. 2 g. definable.
Defirlr, va. v . Desferir.
Deflafgpração, sf. {ehem.) defla-
gration. [set fire to.
Deflagrado, a, pp. adi. that was
Deflagrar, va. to denagrate, to
set fire to. [mate.
Deflegmar, va. (chem.) to defleg-
DeflexSo, sf. iphvs.) deliectíon*
Defloco, a, aai. denected.
Defloração, sf. defloration.
Deflorado, a, pp. adj. deflonred.
Deflorador, sm. defiourer, T9r
visher.
DefUnrar, va. to deílover, to de-
flour; to call, to choose.
Defluir, vn. to deflow, to itair
down. [hair.
Deflúvio, sm. a falling of the
Defluxão, sf. defluxion, cold.
Defluxo, sm. cold, deliuxion.
Deforado, a, pp. adj. profaned.
Deforar, va. to profane.
Deformação, sf. deformation, de-
facing.
Deformado, a, pp. adj. deformed.
Deformar, va. to disfígure, to
deform. [forma.
Deformatorio, a, adj. tbat de-
Deforme, adj. 2 g. deformed,
ugly, disfigared. edly,
Deformemente , adv. deform-
Deformidade, sf. deformily, de-
formedness. [firaTid.
Defrau^ção, sf. defrandment.
Defraudado, a, pp. adj, de-
frauded.
Defraudador, a, sm. or /. de-
frauder.
Defraudamento , sm. defrand-
ment.
Defraudar, va. to defraud, to
cheat- Defraudar-se, vr. to de-
prive one's self. [ceiving.
Defraudo, sm. defraudmg, de-
Defrontar, vn. to facr.
Defronte, adv. facing, opposita
to, before, in front.
Defrutar, va. V. Desfrutar.
Defumado, a, pp. adj. smoked,
smoke-dried. [a cbimney.
Defomadoiro, sm. tbe tunnel of
Defomadura, sf. V. Perfume,
Defixmar, va. to smoke.
DEH
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DEI
Defundo, adv. V. Debaixo.
Defunto, a, sm. or f. defunt; the
dead body of a man or woraan,
a corpse. O dia da commemora-
cão dos — s, AU-souls-day ; adj.
defunct, deceased.
De gatinhas, loc. adv. creeping
on ali four like a cat.
Degelado, a, pp. adj. thawed.
Degelar, va. and n. to thaw, to
unfreeze. Degelar -se^ vr. to
thaw.
Degelo, sm. thaw.
Degeneração, sf. degeneration,
degeneracy. [rated.
Degenerado, a, jap. adj. degene-
Degeneran
generates.
BiyPP
, aãj.
2g. that de-
Degenerar, vn. to degenerate, to
grow worse.
Deglutição, sf. deglutition.
Deglutir, va. to swallow.
Degollação, sf. decollation, be-
heading. [decollated.
Degollado, a, pp. adj. beheaded,
Degollador , sm. one who beheads.
Degolladoiro , sm. butchery,
slaughter-house ; the fore part
of the neck.
Degolladura, sf. beheadlng.
Degollar, va. to behead, to cut
one's throat. [grading.
Degradação, sf. degradation, de-
Degradado, a,pp. adi. degraded.
Degradamento, sm. Danishment.
V. Degredo.
Degradante, adj. 2 g. degrading.
Degradar, va. to banish; to de-
grade, to deprive of an offlce.
De grado, adv. willingly, readily.
Degraduado, a, pp. adj. de-
grade d.
Degraduar, va. to degrade, to
deprive of an office.
Degranar, va. to take or shake
out the grain.
Degrâo, sm. step, stairs, stair-
case ; degree. De — em — , gra-
dually, from step to step ; {fig.)
an occasion, entr^.
Degredado, a, adj. banished.
Degredo, sm. banishment, exile,
transportation. Uuadir.
Dehortar, va. to dehort. V. Dis-
Deioida, sm. deicide.
Deicidio, sm. deicide.
Deicola, adi and s. l g. one vho
worships but an only God.
Deidade, sf. deity, goddess.
Deifioação, sf. deifícation.
Deificado, a, pp. adj. deiâed.
Deificador, sm. he who deifíes.
Deifico, a, adi. deiíic, divine.
Deiforme, adi. 2 g. deiforra.
Deipara, sf. the mother of God.
Deísmo, sm. deism.
Deista, sm. deist; díeistical.
Deitado, a,j7p. adj. lying down.
V. Deitar.
Deitar, va. to lay, to cast, to
fling, to throw. — sangue^ to
bleed. — fora, to thrust or drive
out. — a perder^ to spoil, to cor-
rupt. — ancora^ to cast anchor.
— a culpa^ to lay the fault on.
— em rosto, to throw a thing
in one's dish. — um bandOy to
make a proclamation. — aconta^
to make the account. /r-se — ,
to go to bed. — azeite no fogo^
to make bad worse. — , vn. to
come, to araount. A quanto deita
tudo? what does the whole
amount to? Deitar-se, vr. to go
to bed, to lie down. — vestiaOy
to lie rough.
Deixa, sf. Y. Legado.
Deixação, sf. a giving, a renoun*
cing.
Deixado, a, pp. adj. left.
Deixar, va. to leave, to forsake,
to quit; to iet, to abandon; to
permit, to allow. — de, to leave
off. — ver, to show. — no tin-
teiro, to omit, to leave out.
Nunca deixarei de amar-vos,
I shall always love you. Deixai
de cuidar n^isso, trouble not
yourself about it. Deixar a pelle,
to die. Deixemos de zombar, jest-
ing aside. Deixar-se, vr. — con-
duzir, arrastar^ etc, to suâer
one's self to be led, hurried, etc.
Deixou-se morrer, he is died.
Deixa-te d'isso, Iet that alone.
Deixar-se ir pela agua abaixo^
{fig.) to commit one's self to
lortune.
DEL
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DEL
Dejarretar, va. to hamstring
(speaking of a horse).
Dejecção, sf. {med.) dejection.
Delação, 5/1. delation, accusation.
Delaidar, va. to deform, to disfí-
gure.
Delamber-se, vr. to lau^h in
one's sleeve; to be quamt or
aífected. [affected.
Delambido, a, pp. adj. quaint.
Delatado, a, jpp. adj. delated,
ãccused.
Delatar, va. to delate, to accuse.
Delatavel, adj. 2 g. that may or
must be delated.
Delator, a, sm. or f. a delator, a
denunciator. [a delator.
Delatorio, a, adj. pertaining to
Delecto. sm. choice, selection.
Delegação, sf. delegation.
Delegado, a, pp. aaj. delegated.
Delegante, aaj. 2 g. he tnat de-
legates. [point.
Delegar, va. to delegate, to ap-
Delegatorio, a, adj. delegatory.
Deleitação, sf. delight, pleasure.
Deleitado, a, pp. adi. delighted.
Deleitar, va. to delight, to píease.
Deleitavel, adj. 2 g. delectable,
pleasant, delightful. [fully.
Deleitavelxnente, adv. delight-
Deleite or Deleito, sm. pleasure,
delight. [fully.
Deleitosamente, adv. delight-
Deleitoso, a, adj. delightful.
Deleixação, sf. carelessness.
Deleixado, a, pp. adj. careless.
Deleixadamente, ado. careless-
Deleixamento, sm. carelessness.
Deleixar, va. to occasion lazi-
ness, negligence. [ness.
Deleixo, sm. carelessness, lazi-
Deleterio, a, adj. deleterious,
deletery.
Deletrear, va. V. Soletrar.
Delevel, adj. 2 g. that may be
eífaced. [licately.
Delgadamente, adv. thmly, de-
Delgadeza, sf. thinness, teuuity.
Delgado, a, pp. adj. thin, defl-
cate. [Diana.
Delia, sf. one of the naines of
DelibadOf a, adj. tasted.
Delibamento , sm. delibation ,
taste.
Delibar, va. to delibate, to taste.
Deliberação, sf. deliberation.
Deliberadamente, adv. delibe-
rately.
Deliberado, a^ pp. adj. delile-
rated, resolved; bold, resolute.
Deliberante, adj. 1 g. delibera-
ting.
Deliberar, va. and n. to delibe-
rate, to consider. Deliberar-se^
vr. to be deliberated.
Deliberativo, a, adj. delibera-
tive.
Delicadamente, adv. delicately.
Delicadeza, sf. delicacy, nice-
ness, softness, elegance.
Delicado, a, adj. delicate, nice,
fine ; dainty. Estômago — , a
squeamish stomach. Ter a vista
— a, to have weak eyes. Ter o
gosto muito — , to love good
things. [comíbrt.
Delicia, sf. pleasure, delight,
Deliciar-se, vr. V. Deleitar-se.
Deliciosamente, adv. delicious-
ly. pightful.
Delicioso, a, adj. delicious, de-
Delicto, sm. crime, delinquency.
Delido, a, pp. adj. liquefied, dis-
solved. [sketch.
Delineação , sf. dellneation ,
Delineado, a, pp. adj. delineated,
sketched.
Delineador, sm. delineator.
Delineamento, sm. delineation.
Delinear, va. to delineate, to
sketch, to trace; to plane, to
scheme, to project, to devise.
Delineativo, a, adj. that can de-
lineate.
Delinquente, adj. 2 g. delin-
quent. — sm. a delinquent.
Delinq[uido, a, pp. adj. that has
committed a crime.
Delinquir, vn, to transgress, to
oflfend.
Deliquado, a, pp, adj. {chem.)
deliquated.
Deliquar, va. {chem.) to deliquate,
to dissolve, to liquefy.
Deliquescencia, sf. {chem.) deli-
quescence.
DEM
2«6^
DEM
Deliquescente, adj. 2 g, {ehem.)
deliquescent.
Delíquio, sm. fainting; {chem.)
deliquium, swoon.
Delir, va. to liquefy, to dissolve.
Delirado, a, pp. adj. raved.
Deliramento, sm. deliriam.
Delirante, adj. 2 g. raving, deli-
rious.
Delirar, vn. to rave.
Delírio, sm. deliriam, doating;
frenzy. [headed.
Deliroso, a, adj. delirious, light-
Delitescencia, sf. {med.) delites-
cence, reíiux.
Delito, sm. a crime. V. Delicio.
Delívração, sf. deliverance, de-
livery.
Delivrado, a, pp. adj. delivered.
Delivramento, sm. deliverance.
Delivrar, va. to deliver. Delivrar-
se, vr. to be delivered.
D'ella, D'elle, the genitive of
the relativo pronouns Ellaj
Elle.
Delonga, sf. delay.
Delongado, a, pp. adj. delayed.
Delongador, sm. a delayer.
Delongamento, sm. delay.
Delongar, va. to prolong, to de-
lay, to retard.
Delta, s. delta, letter, of the
Greek alphabet.
Deltiforme, adj. 2 a. deltoid.
Deltóide, sm^ {anat?) deltoid.
Deltoton, sm. [asiron.) Deltoton
(constellation).
Delubro, sm. charch, chapei,
shrine.
Delato, sm. an infusion.
Demagogia, sf. demagogr.
Demagógico, a, (uij. demago-
gical, factious.
Demagogo, sm. a demagogae.
Demais, adv. besides, moreover,
otherwise. Por — , nselessly,
vainly.
Demanda, sf suit, claim, decla-
ration ; plea. Autos de uma — ,
papers belonging to a law-snit.
Vencer a — , to carry the caas».
Andar em — , to have a law-
sait. Ir em — de algum htggr^
to look for a place.
Demandado, a, pp. adj. re-
quested.
Demandador , sm. demandant,
plaintiff.
Demandante, sm. demandant.
Demandar, va. to sue at Ia'w; to
seek for a place, to repair to it,
to acquire ; to demand.
Demandista, sm. litigant.
Dimmrcação, sf. demarcation, a
boundary.
Demareadamente , adv. with
demarcation, 'vdth liraits.
Demarcado, a, pp. adj. boanded«
limited.
Demarcador, sm. designator; a
surveyor oflandsto setboonds.
Demarcar, va. to boand, to limit,
to survey.
Demasia, sf. superâuity, the rest,
overjplus, abundance. Em — > too
much.
Demasiadamente, adv. exces-
sively.
Demasiado, a, adj. excessive,
overmach.
Donasiar, va. to give, to spend
ezcessively. Demasiar-se^ vr. to
gro-w extravagant.
Demeado, a, pp. adj. divideâ by
halves.
Demear, va. to divide by halves.
Demência, sf^ madncss, demen-
cy, silliness. [tated.
Dementado, a, pp. adj. oemen-
Dementar, va. to dementate, to
make mad.
Demente, adj. 2g. mad, insane.
Dementre, adv. (anc.) whilst.
Demergente, aaj. i g. inclioed.
Demerger-se, vr. to addiet one*s
self.
Demérito or Demerecimento,
sm. demerit, want of merit.
Demigolla, sf (fort.) demigorge.
Deminuição, sf. Y. Diminuição.
Demissão, sf. demission, dis-
raission.
DemlSBionario, a, «m. or f. one
"wiio has resigned an office.
Demisso, a, adj. downcast.
X>emittente, cuii. 2 g. that has
resigned an ofnce.
Demittido, a, pp. adj. dismissed»
DEM
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DEN
D^tnittir, va. to dismiss, to leave
off, to send away.
Demo, .tm. V. Demonioí
Democracia, sf. democracy.
Democrata, sm. democrat.
Democraticamente, adv. de-
mocratically.
Democrático , a, adj. democratic,
democratical.
Democratismo, sm. democracv.
DemocratiBado,a,pj7. adj. made
democrat. [mocrat.
Democratisar, va. to make de-
Demolhar, va. to water, to soak
in water.
Demolição, sf. demoUtion, de-
molishing.
Dexuolido, a, j^p. adj. demolished.
Demolidor, sm. demolisher.
Demolir, va. to demolish.
Demolitorio, a, adi. containing
an order for demolishing.
Demonaroha, tm. the main de-
mon.
Demonetisação, sf. cancelling
or annulling anj coinage.
Demonetisado, a, pp. adj. can-
celled or annalled.
Demonetisar, va. to cancel or
annul coinage.
Demoníaco, a, adj. demoniac,
demomacal.
Demoniado, a, adj. fiendful.
Demónio, sm. demon, devil,
fiend. [cracy.
Demonocrada , sf. demono-
Demonimlsta, sm. demonimist.
Dentonograplio , sm. demono*
grapher.
Demondatria, sf. demonolatry.
Demonolatro, sm. one that wor-
ships the devil.
Demonologia, sf. demonology.
Demonomania, sf. demono-
mania. [strabiUty.
Demonstrabilidade, sf. demon-
Demonstraçâo, sf. deznoastra-
tion; proof.
Demonstrado, a, pp. adj. de-
monstrated.
Demonstrador, a, adj. demons-
trator.
JPemmiwtrar, va. to demonstrote,
to PEOV8 evidently.
Demonstrativamente, ado. de-
monstratively. [strative.
Demonstrativo, a, adj. demon-
Demonstravel, adj. 2 g. demon-
strable.
Demora, sf. delay, retardment.
Demorado, a, pp. adj. delayed.
Demorar, va. to delay, to retard,
to defer. — vn. to be situated.
Demoroso, a, adj. delaved.
Demosthenico, a, adi. of or
pertaining to style of Demos-
thenes.
Demostrar or Denionstrar, va.
to demoDstrate.
Demover, va. to displace. Demo-
ver-se, vr. to remove.
Demovido, a, pp. adj. displaced.
Demndado, a, pp. adj. that hM
changed countenance.
Demudamento, sm. change, al-
teration.
Denuidar, vn. to alter ; to cfaange.
Demudar-se, vr. to turn pale.
Denario, a, adj. denary. — sm.
Roman denier.
D'ende, adv. hence, from.
Dendrolibano, sm. the tree that
bears the incense.
Dendrologia, sf. dendrology.
Dendrometro, sm. dendrometer.
Denegação, sf. denegation, re-
fussu.
Denegado, a, pp. adj. denied.
Denegar, va. to deny. to refuse.
Denegrecer, va. to blacken, to
denigrate.
Dmigoso, a, adj. fasUdious,
qaaint.
Dengue, adi.ig. delicate, pretty.
— sm. a dariíng, minion.
Dengoice, sf. delicacy; aifecta-
tion, fopjpishness.
Denigraçao, sf. denigration.
Denigrado, a, pp. adj. dispa-
raged. [difame.
Dezugrar, va. to disparage, to
Denigrativo. a, adj.xYiBX difames.
Deni^do, a, pp. adj. made
black; denigrated.
Denlgrir, va. to blacken, to de-
nig^te. Denigrir-se, vr. to turn
black. [courageonsly.
Denodiadanieipte , ad». T^^t^'<í>
DEN
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DEN
Denodado, a, pp. adj. bold, re>
solute, brave.
Denodamento, sm. courage.
Denodo, sm. courage, boldness.
Denominação, sf. denomination,
designation. [minated.
Denominado, a, pp. adj. deno-
Denominador, sm. denominator.
Denominar, va. to denominate,
to name.
Denominativo, a, adj. denoml-
native. [natíon.
Denotação, sf. denotation, desig-
Denotado, Si, pp. adj. denoted.
Denotador, a, adj. and s. that
denotes or marks.
Denotar, va. to denote, to signlfy,
to express.
Denotativo, a, adj. denotative.
Densamente, adv. thickly.
Densidade, sf. density , thick-
ness.
Denso, a, adj. dense, compact.
Dentada, sf. a bite.
Dentado, a, adj. toothed, having
teeth ; dented, indented; notch-
ed, jagged, denticulated.
Dentadura, sf. a set of teeth.
Dentaes, sm. pi. so are called
two pieces of a plough.
Dental, adj. 2 g. aentai, belong-
ing to the teeth.
Dentão, sm. [nat. hist.) a kind of
fish with sharp teeth.
Dentário, a, adj. belonging to
the teeth.
Dente, sm. a tooth. Dentes incisi-
vos, the fore teeth. — caninos,
eye-teeth. — molares or queixaes,
the grinders. — do siso, the two
farthest teeth. — colmilhos, (in
a horse) the tusks. — colmilhos
do queixo superior, wolf s teeth.
— dianteiros do cavallo, gathe-
rers. — de leite, mílk teeth. —
enfr estados, gap-teeth. — caval-
gados, snagged teeth. -- posti-
ços, set teeth. O nascer cU>s — ,
breeding of the teeth. Covas dos
— , the sockets. Dôr de — , the
tooth-ache. Foliar por entre os
— , to mutter, to mumble, to
growl. Tomar alguém entre — , to
take a spite to one. Mostrar os
— , {fíg.) to resist one. Ter alqu-
ma cousa dente de coelho, (/am.j to
be very difficult, intricate. Dar
com a língua nos dentes, {fig.) to
blab. Mudar os — , to shed
teeth. Batem os — com frio^ the
teeth chatter with cola. Dente
de cão, {bot.) dog's grass. — de
leão, (bot.) aandelion. — do ara-
do, the coulter. — de roda, a
cog. — da serra, do pente, the
tooth of a saw, of a comb ;
[agric.) a young shooting root;
toothing, a comer stone. — da
anchora, flook of an anchor.
Denteado, a, pp. adj. {bot.) in-
dented.
Dentear, va. to make teeth.
Dentição, sf. dentition.
Denticulado, a, adj. denticu-
lated.
Denticular, adj. 2 q. {blas. and
6o/.) denticulated, indented.
Denticulo, sm. (arch.) denticle.
Dentiforme, aaj. 2 g. dentiform.
Dentifrício, sm. dentifrice, tooth-
powder. [work.
HentUhõea, sm.pl. {arch.) dented
Dentista, sm. dentist, tooth-
drawer.
Tientr o, prep. and ado. within, in,
through. I^or — , inside. Para
— , inwards.
Dentuça, sf. projection of the
teeth ; the upper jaw.
Dentudo, a, adj. that has great
teeth. [tion.
Denudação, sf. {anat.) denuda*
Denudado, a, pp. adj. denuded.
Denudar, va. to denude or denu-
date.
Denuncia, sf. denunciation.
Denunciação, sf. denunciation ;
publication. [ced.
Denunciado, SL,pp. adj. denoun-
Denunciador, sm, denunciator,
informer.
Denunciante, sm. denunciator.
Denunciar, va. to denounce, to
inform against. Denundar-se,
vr. to denounce one^s self.
Denunciativo, a, adj. denoun-
cing. [nounces.
Denonciatorlo, a, adj, that de-
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Denunciavel, adj. 2 g. that may
be denounced.
Deos, sm, God. Y. Deus.
Deotado, a, adj. expuised.
Deparado, a, pp. adj. that was
met with by cnance ; offered.
D^arador, a, adj. that offers.
Deparar, va. to oner, to furnish.
— com, to meet by chance. De-
parar-sCj vr. to be presented.
Departamental, aaj. 2 g. depart-
mental.
Departamento, sm. department.
Departição, sf. conversation.
Departidamente , adv. sepa-
rately. [divided.
Departido. a, pp. adj. separated,
Departidor, sm. divider.
DeparUmento , sm. division ;
distance. [vide.
Departlr, va. to separate, to di-
Depascente, adj. 2 g. depascent.
Dependência, sf. dependence.
Dependente, adj. 2 g. depen-
dent, depending. [dently.
Dependentemente, adv. depen-
Depender, vn. to depend on or
upon, to be subject to. Isso de-
pende de mim^ that is at my op-
tion.
Dependido, a, pp. adj, that is
subject to. Ter — , to nave been
a dependent.
Dependurado, a,i)p. adj. hanged
up, suspended.
Dependurar, va. to hang, to sus-
pend. V. Pendurar.
Depennado, a, pp. adj. deplu-
med, unfeathered.
Depennador, a, sm. or f. he or
she that strips oíf the feathers.
Depennar, va. to peck, to strip,
to deplume.
Depennicar, va. to pluck off by
little and little.
Deperdito, a, adj. perverso,
untoward. [from phlegra.
Dephlegmar, va. {chem.) to clear
Depilação, sf. depilation.
Depilativo, a, aaj. depilatory.
Depllatorio, sm. depilatory.
Deploração, sf. deploration.
Deplorado, a, pp. adj. deplored,
lãmented, hopeless.
Deplorador, a, sm. or f. lamen-
ter, one that deplores.
Deplorar, va. to deplore, to la-
ment.
Deploratorio, a, adj. that is
deplorable.
Deplorável, adj. 2 g. deplorable,
miserable. [rably.
Deploravelmente , adv. mise-
Depoente, adj. 2 g. and s. depo-
nent ; (m lato) a witness.
Depoimento, sm. testimony, de-
position.
Depois, adv."* and prep. after,
from. Logo — , immediately. —
que^ since. [lish.
Depolir, va. to take off the po-
Deponente, adj. Y. Depoente.
Depopulação, sf. depopulating,
depopulation. [lated.
Depopulado, a, pp. adj. depopii-
Depopular, va. to depopulate,
to unpeople.
Depopolarisado , a, pp. adj,
made unpopular.
Depopolarisar, va. to make one
unpopular. Depopularisar-se^ vr,
to become unpopular.
Depor, va. to depose, to tum
out, to resign, to \&y aside or
down ; {fig.) to deposit. Isso de-
põe a seu favor, that speaks or
proves for you.
Deportação , sf. deportation ,
transportation.
Deportedo, a, pj). adj. banished,
transported, exiled.
Deportar, va, to transport, to
banish. [ment.
Deporte, sm. diversion, amuse-
Deposição, sf. deposing, deposi-
tion ; degrading.
Depositado, a.,pp. adj. deposited,
intrusted. [sites.
Depositador, sm. he vrho depo*
Depositante, sm. he who depo*
sites.
Depositar, va. to deposit, to in-
trust one with a thing.
Depositário, sm. depositary.
Deposito, sm. deposit, deposi-
tmg; (mil.) depot; {med.) an
impostnume , an abscess ; se-
diment. settlin^.
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Deposto, a, pp. of Depâr and
adj. deposea.
Depraça, adv. publicly, openly.
Depravação , sf. deprayation ,
depravitv, corniption.
Depravadamente, adv, àeçra-
vedly, corruptly.
D^ravado, a, pp. adj, depraved,
corrupted. [mpter.
Depravador, sm, depraver, coiv
Depravar, va. to deprave, to
spoii, to corrupt. D^pravar-ee,
vr. to corrupt, or to become de-
praved. [cation.
Deprecação, sf. prayer, depre-
Deprecado, a, pj). adj. depre-
cated. [cating, snppliant.
Deprecante, adj, 2 g, depre-
Deprecar, va. to deprecate. to
beg oíf.
Deprecativameste, adv. ia a
deprecative manner.
Deprecativo, a, adj. depreeative.
Deprecatorio, a, ae^'. depreca-
tory, deprecative.
Depreciação, sf. depreciatloii.
Depreciado, a, j^p. adj. depre-
ciated.
Depreciador, a, adj. and s, he
or she that depreciates.
Depreciar, va. to depreciate, to
nndervalue.
Depreciavel, adj, ^ ff. tikat may
be depreciated.
Depredação , sf. depredation ;
plunder. [dated.
Depredado, a, pp. adj. depre-
Depredador, sm. depredator.
Depredar, va. to depredate, to
lay waste, to rob. [tory.
Depredatorio, a, adj. depreda-
Deprehensão, sf. deprehension.
Deprehenso, a, adj. deprehend-
ed. [diseover.
Deprender, va. to deprehend, to
Depressa, adv. quicklv, hastily.
Depressão, sf, depression,
abasement.
Depressor, sm. be who depresses;
(anat.) depressor.
Deprimido, a,pp. adj. depressed.
Deprimir, va. to depress, to
press do\ra, to debase.
ração, sf. depuration.
Dourado, a, pp. adj. deporated,
depured. [rates.
Depurador, a, adj, that depa-
Depurar, va. to deparate, to de-
pure, [ratory.
Depurativo, a, adj. and s, depu-
Deporatorio, a, aaj. depuratery;
D^utação, sf. deputation, de-
puting. [subaltern.
Deputado, sm. deputy, member;
Deputado, a, pp. adj, deputei.
Deputar, va. to depute, to constU
tute, to delegate.
DequitaçSo, sf. deliveiy of a
"voman vrith a child.
Derelicção, sf. dereliction, for-
saking. [saken.
Derelioto, a, adj. derelict, fòr-
De repente, adv. suddenly.
Derlsão, sf. derision, mocsery.
Deriscado, a, pp. adj. effaced.
Deriacar, va, to efface.
Derisorlamente, adv. derisively.
Derisorio, a, tuíj. derisery, de-
risive. [tion, ori^in.
Derivação, sf. {gramm.) denva-
Derivado, a, pp. adj. derived.
Derivante, adj, 2 g. derlving.
Derivar, va. to derive, to proceed
from; (med.) to draw the hu-
mour. — {a sea term) to be drf-
ven. [vative.
Derivativo, a, adj. {meã.) deri-
Derlvatorio, a, adj. {med.) di-
verting.
Derme, sm. {anat.) derma, skixL
Dermographia, sf. {med.) dermo-
graphy. pogj'
Dermologia, sf. {med.) dermo-
Dermologico, a, adj. dermolo-
gic. [gating.
Derogação, sf. deroçatíon, dero-
Derogado, a, pp. adj. derogated.
Derogador, sm. derogater.
Derogamento, sm. a degrading
action. [derogatory.
Derogante, adj. 2 g. derogatiag,
Derogar, va. to deregate, to
abolish. Berogar-sey vr. to cen^
deacend, to resign.
Derogativo, a, adi. derogative^
Derogatoria, a, aaj. derogotovy.
De rojo, adv. loc. in a draggliõjg
or hapging manner.
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Berrabado, a, pg. adj. docked.
Derrabadora , sf. tbe wonnd
made in docking the tail of an
animal.
Derrabar, va. to dock or cnt oif.
Derradeiramente, adv. lately,
lastiy, newly.
Derradeiro, a, adj. last. O — doa
homens, the worst of men.
Derrama, sf. impost, tax.
Derramação, sf. effusion, scat-
tering.
Derramadamente , adv. scat-
teredly, profusely.
Derramado, a, pp. adj. scat-
tered. Cão — , a mad do^.
Derramador, sm. one that spills.
Derramamento , sm. effasion ;
scattering.
Derramar, va. to scatter, to spill,
to waste ; {fia.) to dÍTolge, to
diffuse, to publish. Derramar-se,
vr. to be poured out or to be
scattered. [ved, spoiled.
Derrancado, a, pp. adj. deçra-
Derranc^unento, sm. cormption.
Derrancar, va. to deprave, to
spoil, to mar. Derranear-se, vr.
to putrify, to grow rancid.
Derranco, sm. cormption; min.
Derreado, a, pp. adj. broken-
backed. (one's back.
Derreador, sm. one that breaks
Derreamento, «m. the having
one's back broken.
Derrear, va. to break the back.
Derredor, sm. circumference. Ao
— , adv. around. V. Redor.
Derregado, a, pp. adj. ploughed
the second time (land).
Derregar, va. to plougn land the
second time. [luxate.
Derrengar, va. to disjoint, to
Derretedura, sf. the act of melt-
Derreter, va. to melt, to liquefy ;
ifiÇ-) to weary, to be tíresome.
Derreter-se, vr. to melt, to li-
quefy; to employ amorous ex-
pressions.
Derretido, a, pp. adj. liqneflèd,
dissolved, melted.
Derretimento, sm. mehing, di»-
solntion ; {ftg.) -wearíneas.
Derribado, a, pp. adj. destrojed,
demolished.
Derribadoiro, sm. a preciple*.
Derribador, a, sm. or f. d«no-
lisher.
Derribomento, sm. demolxtio%
demolishing.
Derribar, va^ to throttr d&wiL,. to
demolish ; to weaken.
Derriçado, a, pp. adj. stretehed
out "with the teeth.
Derriçador, sm. he who strefr
ches out withthe teoth.
Derriçar, va. to stretch out ynth
the teeth, to tear with tha
teeth. — em alguém, to scoff, to
mock. [lisheá.
Derrocado, a, pp. adj. demo-
Derrocador, am. destroywr.
Derrocar, va. to demolish, to
thro-w down.
Derrota, sf. road, way; tack;
rout, defeat. [feated.
Derrotado, a, pp. adj. routed, da-
Derrotador, a, sm. or /. €■•
that defeats.
Derrotar, va. to rout. to defsAV
to destroy. Derrotai^-se^ vr. to
lose one's course (a ship.)
Derrubado, a, pp. adj. destroyed,
orerthrown.
Derrubar, va. to throw down, to
destroy, to ruin; to shake down.
Derruído, a, pp. adj. destroyed.
Derruir, va. to destroy.
Derviche, sm. dervis.
Des, a negativo or privative in-
separable particle that answers
to un in the English language.
Desabado, a, pp. adj. cast down.
Desabafadamente, adv. openfy.
Desabafado, a, pp. adj. unco-
vered, open. [lief.
Desabaf amento , sm. ease, re-
Desabafar, vn. to take some
fresh air, to vent, to wreak; to
tell. to relate, to ease.
Desabafo, sm. ease, relief, com-
fort. [surably.
Desabaladamente, adv. unmea-
Desabalado, a, adj. enormous,
huge. [se.
Desabalroar, va. V. DesatroAo^
Desabax, un. to leí^ ôlctjrxi.
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Desabe, «m. the part of a wall
that has fallen down.
Desabonado, a, pp. adi. discre-
dited. [discredits.
Desabonador, a, s. and adi. that
Desabonar, va. to discreait, to
dimínish a man's reputation.
Desabono, sm. prejuaice, harm.
Desabordado, a, pp. adj. disen-
gaged.
Desabordar, va. to disen^a^e.
Desaborido , a , adj. insipid ,
tasteless. [buttoned.
Desabotoado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desabotoadura, sf. the act of
unbuttoniDg.
Desabotoamento, sm. the act of
unbuttoning.
Desabotoar, va. to unbutton. De-
sabotoar-sCt vr. to unbutton one's
self. — com os seus amigos^ to
unbosom one's self to one's
friends. [tached.
Desabraçado, a, pp. adj. de-
Desabraçar, va. to detach, to
abandou a cause.
Desabridamente, adv. rudely,
sharply.
Desabrido, a, adj. sharp, un-
pleasant, hard, harsh.
Desabrigadaxuente , adv. shel-
terless.
Desabrigado, a, pp. adj. unshel-
tered, open ; that wants repair.
Desabrigar, va. to leave one
without shelter.
Desabrigo, sm. want of shelter;
abandon.
Desabrimento, sm. sharpness of
the weather or of temper, rough-
ness of manner.
Desabrir, va. to vex, to torment.
— mãOy to desist.
Desabrochado, a, pp. adi. un-
clasped. (bloom.
Desabrochar, va. to unclasp, to
Desabusadamente, adv. freely,
decisively. [bused.
Desabusado, a, pp. adj. disa-
Desabusar, va. to disabuse, to
undeceive. Desahusar-se^ vr. to
undeceive one's self.
Desaoanhado, a, adj. free, quick,
Desacanhar, va. to encourage.
Desacatadamente, adv. disres-
pectfuUy.
Desacatamento, sm. disrespect.
Desacatar, va. to disrespect.
Desacato, sm. disrespect, un-
mannerliness.
Desacaudelado, a, adj. without
captain or leader.
Desacauteladamente , adv. in-
considerately.
Desacautelado, a, adj. impru-
dent, inconsiderate.
Desacautelar-se, vr. to be im-
prudent. [of an accident.
Desaccidentar-se, vr. to get out
Desacommodadamente , adv,
incommodiouslv.
Desacommodaao , a, pp. adj.
unprovided of conveniencies.
Desacommodar , va. to incom-
mode, to disaccommodate. De-
sacommodar-set vr. to lose one*s
place. [neatness.
Desaceiado, a, adj. without
Desaceio. sm. want of neatness.
Desacerbar, va. to dulcorate, to
mitigate. [siderately.
Desacertadamente, adv. incon-
Desacertado, a, pp. adj. faulty,
erroneous. [take.
Desacertar, va. to err, to mis-
Desacerto, sm. fault, error, mis-
take. [couraged.
Desacobardado, a, pp. adj. en-
Desacobardamento , sm. cou«
rage.
Desacobardar, va. to encourage.
Desacoimado, a, pp. adj. absol-
ved of a pecuniary muict.
Desacoimar, va. to absolve of a
pecuniary mulct.
Desacompanhadamente , aãv.
without company.
Desacompanhado, a, pp. adj.
unaccompanied. [alone.
Desacompanhar, va. to leave
Desaconselhado, a, pp. adj. dis-
suaded. [to discounsel.
Desaconselhar, va. to dissuade,
Desacoraçoado, a, pp. adj. dis-
heartened.
Dc»acoraçoar, va. to dishearten.
Deaaçorado, a, pp, adj, tamed.
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Desaçorar, va, to tame.
Desaoorçoamento, sm. want of
courage. [siderately.
Desaoordadamente, adv. incon-
Desacordado, a, pp. adj. disa-
freed; inconsiderate, mindless,
eedless ; raving, bereaved of
sense. [dant, dissonant.
Desacordante, adj. 2 g. discor-
iDesacordar, va. to set at va-
riance, to perplex ; to discord.
— vn. to disagree, to rave, to
lose one's senses. Desacordar-
se^ vr. to forget, to be mindless,
heedless, careless. [dant.
Desacordativo, a, adj. discor-
Desacordo, sm. the loss of one's
vits, absence, raving, distrac-
tion ; imprudence , rashness ;
disagreement. [aid.
Desacorrido, a^ adj. witnout
Desacosttunadaxaente , adv.
unusually.
Desacostumado, a, pp. adj. un-
accustomed, unusual.
Desacostumar, va. to disaccus-
tom ; to break off a castom. — ,
vr. to disuse.
Desacotoado, a, pp. adj. loosed.
Desacotoar, va. to loose a coat
of mail.
Desaoovardar, va. and derivated.
"V. Desacobardar.
Desacravado, a, pp. adj. that is
got out of the mire.
Desararavar, va. to take or draw
out of the mire.
Desacreditado, a, pp. adj. dis-
credited. [he that decries.
Desacredltador, a, adj. and s.
Desacreditar, va. to discredit.
Desacreditar-se^ vr. to lose one's
reputation. [sion.
Desadoração, sf. hatred, aver-
Desadorado, a, pp. adj. not
adored.
Desadorar, va. to hate; to be
impatient; to chafe.
Desadormecer, va. to wake.
Desadormecido , a, pp. adj,
vaked, roused from sleep.
Desadormentado, a, pp. adj.
'waked.
Desadormentar, va, to wake.
Desadomado, a, pp. adj. on*
adorned.
Desadomar, va. to disadom.
Desadomo, sm. want of orna-
ments. [rated.
Desadunado, a, adj. {bot.\ sepa-
Desadvertidamente , adv. in-
considerately.
Desadvertido, a, pp. adj. incon-
siderate, imprudent.
Desadvertir, va. to act inconsi-
derately.
Desafalxnar, va. to discredit.
Desatazer, va. to disaccustom%
Desafeito, a. pp. adj. disaccas-
tomed. [moored.
Desaferrado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desaferrar, va. to force out
from, to snatch, to wrest, to
unmoor. Desaferrar-se ^ vr. to
desist. [bolted.
Desaferrolhado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desaf errolhar , va. to unbolt.
Desaferrolhar-se, vr. to be un-
bolted. [gligent.
Desafervorar, vn. to grow ne-
Desaífabilidade, sf. want of
affability.
Desaíf ectação , sf. unaffected-
ness ; a natural way of speak-
ing, "writing, etc.
Desaffectadamente, adv. with-
out affectation.
Desaíf ectado, a, adj. unaffected.
Desaffecto, sm. disaffection.
Desaffeição, sf. disaffection, an-
tipathy. [affected.
Desaffeiçoado, a, pp. adj. dis-
Desaífeiçoar, va. to disaffect.
Desaffeiçoar-se^ vr. to lose the
affection.
Desaffronta, sf. revenge.
Desaffrontado, a, pp. adj. re>
venged.
Desaffrontador, a, adj. oue that
revenges.
Desaffrontar, va. to revenge, to
vindicate.
Desafiado, a, pp. adj. cballenged.
Desafiador, sm. challenger.
Desafiante, adj. 2 g. that deães.
Desafiar, va. to challenge; to
defy.
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Desafinadamente, adv. disoord-
antly.
Desafinado, a, jç^. adf. untaned.
Desaflnamento , sm, want of
harmony.
Desafinar, va. and n. to tuitune.
Desafinar-se^ tm. to be cmt -of
tune.
Desafio, sm. challenge, dneL
Desafogadamente, a<2v. easily,
freely.
Desafogado, a, pp. aâ^. eleared,
open, airy ; easy, free from oare.
Desafogar, va. to clear, io â««,
to ease, to deliver. Besafogar-
«e, vr. to unbosom.
Desafogo, sm. ease, comfoit, ala-
crity.
Desaforadamente, adv. frow-
ardly, impudently.
Desaforado, a, pp. adj. froward,
insolent; (m kao) iree Ircon
ground rent.
Desaforamento, sm. (m knv) the
act of renouncing ; impudence,
sanciness.
Desaforar, va. to exentpt &obi
ground rent. Desaforar-ae^ vr.
to gro-vir unruly ; to dejpnve ette^s
self of the favour ef iaw.
Desaforo, sm. saucinetus, outrage.
Desafoartnnadamemte, não. vn.-
happily. [anlucky.
Desafortnnado, a, -adj. unhappy,
Desafregnezado, a, pp. adj, tkat
has lost some customers.
Desafreguezar, va. to deprive
of customers. Deaafregutíiar^^e^
vr. to cease to be a customer.
Desafumado, a, jf^. adj. olear
from smoke. [smoke.
Desafomar, va. to elear from
Desafosoar, va. to clear from
darkness.
Desagasalhado, a, pp. adj. tum-
ed out of doors.
Desagasalhador, a, adj. that
turns one out of doors, inhospi-
table. [out of doors.
Desagasalfaar, va. to tnm one
Dessttf ftsaUio , tm. rouglmcAs;
c<^or bad reception.
Desagasalhoso, a, adj. that be-
feaves one of shelter. |
Desagastado, a, pip, -adj, ap»
peased, pac^ed.
Desagastamento, sm. calmness.
Desagastar, va. to sopease, to
pacify. [vea^ea, righted.
Desaggravado, a, pp. adj^ re-
DesaggraTador, a, «m. or f. he
or fine who redresses wrongs.
Desaggravar, va. to redreiss
wrongs, to give satísfactkm.
Desaggravo, sm. righting of
wrongs, satisfaction given.
Desaggregação, sf. disaggrega-
tioB. [aggre^ated.
Desaggregado, a, jpp. ad}. dia-
Desaggregante, aíj. 2 g. disag-
gregating.
Desaagregar, va. to disaggre-
gate, to sepaxate.
Desagradado, a, pp. adj. dis-
pleased.
Desagradar, va. to displease, to
disapprove. Desagradar-se^ vr.
to have a dislike, to disliko.
Desagradável, adj. dlsagree-
able, unpleasant.
Desagradavelmente, adv. dis-
agreeably, unpleasantly-
Desagradeoer , va. to be un-
gratefttl. [thankfally.
Desagradeoidamente, adv. un-
Desagradeoido, a, pp. adj. un-
thankful, ungratefol.
Desagradecimento , sm. nn-
thankfulness. [ness.
Desagrado , sm. disagreeable-
Desaguadeiro, sm. ditch, gutter,
drain. [emptied.
Desaguado, a, pp. adj. drained,
Desaguador, a, sm. wf. drainec
Dasagnamento, «m. drúnage,
draining.
Desaguar, va. to discharge, to
empty ; to drain. — , «n, — no
mar., to disembogue itself.
Desaguisadamente , adv. un-
reasonably.
Desaguisado, a, adj. iU^minded.
Desainado, a, j^ adj, xnade
lean.
Desainadura, sf. {among farriers')
humour in a horse^s hõof.
Desainar, va. to make lean ; (/Sgr.)
to halloo.
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Desairado, a, pp. oeí;. d«pT»^«â ;
unfortunate.
Desairar, va. to depvsTe; to
disgrace. [ticm.
Desaire or Desar, sm. deprava-
Oesairosaxoente, adx. a^wxwasrd-
ly. [graceful.
Desairoso, a, adj. aixrkwapd, un-
Desajou^, va. to unccniplé.
Desajudado, a, pp. adg\ nalielp-
ed, unasslsted. {}^S'
Desajudar, va. to forbear assist-
DesajnJradD, a, adj. vnwilfty,
foolish. [separate.
Desajuntar, va. to dispoin, to
Desajustado, a, pp. adj. nmad-
justed.
Desajustar, va. to disorder^ to
confound. Desajustarse^ w. to
break a contract. [dry.
Desalagado, a, pp. adj. dnôned,
Desalagar, va. to dry, to exsic-
cate. [of a bnrden.
Desalastrado, a, pp. adj. eased
Desalastrar, va. to ease of a
ballast or load.
Desalbardado, a, pp. adi. un
pannelled. H^ast.
Desalbardar, va. to unpaBnel a
Desalentado, a, pp. adj. discon-
raged, dejected.
Desalentar, va. to disconragef
to deject. Lesalentar-se, vr. to
be dioieartened.
Desalento, sm. dejection, dis-
couragement.
Desalfoiiado,«, pp. adj. -without
a -wallet or bag.
Desalíorjar, va. to take a thing
out of a wallet. [alieMa.
Desalhar, va. to aliesate, to
Desalijar, va. {a sea term) to
lighten, to unload.
Desallnhadamante , oâM). un-
handsomely. [not "neat.
Desalinhado, a, pp. adj. shittish,
Desalinhar, va. to take away l&e
omament. [slovenliness.
Desalinho, sm. tmbandsomeness,
Desalistar, va. to take away of
a list. [eased.
Desaliviado, a, pp. adj, nolonger
Desaliviar, va. to eases to reliere.
Desaliyio, tm, ease, reiief.
Desiiliança, sf. 'ú» hmtSk. or
Tuptuve of an áHiance.
Desâailar, va. te bresk an al-
liance.
Dessimadameixte, adv.. irapious-
ly, cruelly.
desalmado, a, pp. adj. wicked,
perverse.
Descdmar, va. to murder; {fíg.)
to deprive of life, of expression.
Desalmsur^fie, vr. to becoiiie
wicked, perverse.
Desalojado, a, pp. adj. dislodged.
Desalojar, va. to dislodge.
Desalterado, a, pp. adj. ap-
peased, mitigated.
Dvsaltevar, -va. {svrg.) to çut
again m the same state ; toiniti-
gate. IJoved.
Desamado, a,pp. adj. no longer
Desamanhadaniente, adv. dis-
orderly, unhandsomefy.
Pesam anhado, a, pp. adj. dis-
ordered, distnrbed.
Desamanhar, va. to difiorder,
to disturb. [of way.
Desamão, adv. at a distance, out
Desamar, va. to love no more.
Dasamaxinhado, a, pp. adj. de-
prived of the crew.
Desamarinhar, va. {a sea term.)
to take away the crew of a ship.
Desamarrado, a,pp. adj. untied,
unbound. [unbind.
Desamarrar, va. te untie, to
Desamava, adj. 2 g. nnlovely,
unpleasant. [tion.
DesaanbiçSo, sf. "wai\t of ambi-
Desamigar-se, vr. to break off
with a ft>iend.
DesameestaçSo, sf. dissnasion,
dehortation.
Desamor, «m.? disaffection ; ba-
tred, aversion; a declining in
loTe.
Desamorado, a, adj. and «. he
who does not love as he did be-
fore.
DesamoraTSl, adj. 2 g. that is
not amorous, nnlovely.
DesamoravelmeiKte, adv. with
hatred or aversion, onkindly.
DesamoFOBOf a, aãj, imlovely,
insensible.
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DES
Desamortalhar , va. to unshroud.
Desamotinado, pp. adj. quieted.
Desaxnotinar, va. to quiet, to
appease. [saken.
Desamparado, a, pp. aàj. for-
Desamparar, va. to forsake, to
quit. [forsaking.
Desamparo , sm. abandoning,
Desamuado, a, pp. adj. pacifíed,
appeased. [pease.
Desamuar, va. to pacify, to ap-
Desancado, a, pp. adj. pommel-
led. [gel.
Desancar, va. to pommel, to cud-
Desancorado, a, pp. adj. un-
moored. [to unmoor.
Desancorar, va. to weighanchor.
Desandado, a,pp.a(2;. goneback.
Desandador, sm. a sort of screw.
Desandar, va. to go the same
"way o ver again.
Desangrado, a, pp. adj. bled.
Desangrar, va. to drain ali the
blood out; to weaken.
Desanimadamente, adv. deject-
edlj.
Desanimado, a, pp. adj. dis-
heartened, disanimate.
Desanimar, va. to discourage,
to dishearten. Desanimaar-se, vr.
to be discouraged. [ness.
Desanimo, sm. dejection, -weak-
Desaninliado, a, pp. adj. turned
out of the nest.
Desaninhar, va. to turn out of
the nest, to dislodge.
Desannexação, sf. division, se-
paratioD. [rated, divided.
Desannexado, a, pp. adj. sepa-
Desannexar, va. to separate, to
divide things that were incor-
porated. (parated.
Desannexo, a, adj. divided, se-
Desanojado, a, pp. adj. eased of
mourning. (mourning.
Desanojar, va. to ease one of his
Desapaixonadamente, adv. un-
passionately, without passion.
Desapaixonado, a, adj. im-
partial, unpassionated.
Desapaixonar, va. to calm, to
quiet, to free from passion.
Desapaixonar-se ^ vr. to come
from passion to calmness.
Desaparentado, a, adj. without
relations. [part.
Desapartar, va. to separate, to
Desapeçonhentar, va. to coun-
teract poison.
Desapegadamente, adv. -with-
out attachment.
Desapegado, a,»/), adj. unglued,
detached. [rence, disdain.
Desapegamento , sm. indifife-
Desapegar, va. to detach; {fig.)
to free from affection.
Desapego, sm. desaffection, in-
difference.
Desaperceber, va. to lay up one
thing, to take way.
Desapercebidamente, adv. un-
expectedly, suddenly.
Desapercebido, a, pp. adj. un-
provided, unwary.
Desapercebimento, sm. want of
providence.
Desapertadamente, adv. loose-
ly, íreely. [untied.
Desapertado, a, pp. adj. unbent,
Desapertar, va. to unbend, to
loosen. Desapertar-se^ vr. to be
untied.
Desaperto, sm. wideness, ease.
Desapiedadamente, adv. cruel-
ly, inhumanly.
Desapiedado, a, pp. adj. unmer-
ciful, fierce.
Desapiedar, va. to make cruel
or inhuman.
Desaplumado, a, pp. adj. unle-
velfed; {fig.) humoled.
Desaplumar, va. to unplumb;
{fig?) to despond. [nation.
Desaplumo, sm. declivity, incli-
Desapoderadamente, adv. ex-
ceedingly.
Desapoderado, a, pp. adj. spoil-
ed, put out of power.
Desapoderar, va. to put out of
power. [of supçort.
Desapoiado, a, pp. adj. deprived
Desapoiar, va. to deprive of sup-
port or protection.
Desapoio, sm. want of support.
DesapolvlUiado , a, pp. adj.
without powder.
DesapolviUiar, va. to take the
powder of the hair.
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Desapontado, a, pp. adj. with-
outpointing ; (yÇ^.) disappointed.
Desapontar, va. to make lose
the pointing of an arm; {fig.)
to disappoint.
Desaposentado, a, pp. adj, ex-
pulsed from a chamoer.
Desaposentar , va. to expulse
from a chamber.
Desapossado, a, pp. adj. dispos-
sessed.
Desapossar, va. to dispossess.
Desapparecer, vn. to disappear.
Desapparecer-se^ vr. to abscond
one's self; to pass away.
Desapparecimento, sm. the act
of disappearing.
Desapparelhado , a, pp. adi.
wilhout preparation ; undeckea.
Desapparelhar, va. {a sea term)
to unrig, to unmast. — , um ca-
vallOy to unpannel a horse. —
a mestty to clear the table.
Desapparelho, sm. the act of
nnmasting. [ance.
Desapparição , sf. disappear-
Desapplicação, sf. inapplication.
Desapplicadamente, ado. care-
lessly, negligently.
Desapplicado, a, pp. adj. care-
less, negligent.
Desapplicar, va. to neglect.
Desappr ovação, sf. disapproba-
tion, censure. [approved.
Desapprovado, a, pp. adj. dis-
Desapprovador, a, sm. or f.
blamer, he or she who disap-
proves.
Desapprovar, va. to disapprove.
Desapprovativo, a, adj. disap-
probatory. [offend.
Desaprazer, vn. to displease ; to
Desaprazivel, adj. 2 g. displea-
sant, unpleasant.
Desapreciar, va. to depreciate.
Desaprender, va. to unlearn.
Desaprendido, a, pp. adj. uu-
learned. [vered, free.
Desapressado, a, pp. adj. deli-
Desapressar, va. to deliver, to
free. [ments.
Desapresto, sm. want of instru-
Desaprimorado, a, adj, inac-
corate.
PabtbI
Desapropositado, a, adj. im-
pertínent, nonsensícal.
Desapropriação, sf. disappro-
priation.
Desapropriado, a, pp. adj. dis-
possessed, disappropriate.
Desapropriar, va. to dispossess,
to depnve. [vishly.
Desaproveitadamente, adv. Ia-
Desaproveitado, a, pp. adj. la-
visned, frusiarated.
Desaproveitamento, sm. lavish-
ness. [to prejudice.
Desaproveitar, va. to lavish,
Desaproveitoso , a, adj. mis-
chievous, offensive.
Desaqainíxoado, a, pp. adj, un-
shared.
Desaqulnhoar, va. to deprive
of one*s share.
Desar, sm. faultiness, disgrace.
Desarado, a, pp. adj. fallen (the
hoof of a horse).
Desaranhado, a, pp. adj. made
clean of cobwebs. [webs.
Desaranhar, va. to clean of cob-
Desarar, va. {among farriers) to
fali off (the hoof of a horse).
Desarcado, B.,pp. adj. ill shap ed,
huge.
Desarcar, va. to drive out hoops.
Desareado, a, pp. adj. made
clean of sand.
Desarear, va. to clear of sand.
Desarilhar, va. to rid of ; to dis-
intangle.
Desarmado, a, pp. adj. disarmed.
Desarmador, sm. disarmer.
Desarmadura, sf. disarming.
Desarmar, va. to disarm, to
unarm. — um arco, to unbend a
bow.
Desarraigado, a, pp. adj. un-
rooted, extirpated.
Desarraigamento, sm. extirpa-
tion, rooting out.
Desarraigar, va. to unroot, to
deracinate, to extirpate.
Desarrancar, va. to puU away
violently, to root up.
Desarranchar , va. and n. to
undo a partnership.
Desarranjado^ a, pp. o^i-^^C
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DES
Desarranjador, a, adj, Bcat*
terer.
Desarranjar, va. t^ disorder, to
confound, to derange.
Desarranjo, sm. confusion, de-
rangement; disorder.
Desarrazoadamente, adv. nn-
reasonably. [reasonable.
Desarrazoado, a, pp, adj. un-
Desarrazoamento , sm. urt-
reasonableness.
Desarrazoar, vn. to shew the
unreasonableness of any tbing :
to talk nonsense, to rave.
Desarregaçado, a, j^. adj. un-
tucked, ungirt
Desarregaçar, va. to untuck.
Desarreiado, a, pp. adj. de-
prived of harness; iindressed
(horse).
Desarreiar,* va. to take away the
harness, to undress the hooBA.
Desarrimado, a, pp. adj. unpro-
tected. [sapport.
Desarrimar, va. to take away a
Desarrimo, sm. want of support.
Desarrufado, a, pp. adj. taat is
not pouted.
Desarrufar, va. to'put an end to
any quarrel among lovers.
Desarrufo, sm. the act of finlfihr
ing a pouting among lovers.
Desarmgado, a, pp. adj. made
smooth, unwrinkled. [iÚLg*
Desamigamento, sm. unwrink-
Desarrugar, va. to unwrinkle.
Desarrumação, sf. derangement,
disorder.
Desamimadamentef adv. dis-
orderly, confusedly. [ordered.
Desarrumado, a, pp. adj. dis-
Desarrumar, va. to put in con-
fusion, to disorder-
Desartioulado, a, adj. {boi.) de-
prived of articulation.
Desarvorado, a, pp. adj. {a sea
term) dismasted , unuutsted ;
{fiff.) forsaken.
Desarvorar, va. to dismast, to
pull down.
Desasado,a, adj. blunt, carelest.
Desasido, a, pp. adj. puUed away,
loosed.
VeaoBir, va. to let go, to loose.
Desatir^e^ vr. to disseize one^s
jBelf of a thing.
Desasisadaxneizte, adv. foolish-
ly, madly. [siUv.
Desasisado, a, pp. adj. foolisn,
Desasisar, va. to deprive of
iudgment; to trouble. — vn. to
De mad, to be out of his wits.
Desasnado, a, pp. adj. taught,
made witty.
Desasnador, sm. hewho teaches.
Desasnamento, sm. instruction.
Desaanar, va. to teach wit.
Desassanhado, a, pp. adj. un-
soored, paciâed.
Desassaímar, va. to pacify, to
quiet. Desassanhar-se^ vr. to be
appeased; to be imsoured.
Desassazoado, a, adj. unsea-
soned. [nasty.
Desasseado, a, adj, unclean,
Desaaseio, sm. nastiness.
Desassellado, a, pp. adj. un-
sealed.
Desasstilar, va. to unseal.
Desasaimilliado, a.,!^. adj. dis-
similar, unlike.
Desassixnllhar, va. to make un-
like, to differ. Desassimilhar-se,
vr. to be unlike.
Desasslnado, SL^pp- adj. deprived
of a pension (friar or monk).
Desasainar, va. to deprive of a
pension. [imprudently.
Desasslsadamente, adv. madly,
Desasaisado, a, pp. adj. unwise.
Desassisar, va. to deprive of
understanding.
Desassocegadamente , adv.
anxiously, unquietly.
Desassocegado, a, m>^ adj. un-
quiet, restleas, troublesome.
Desa880cegador,a, adj. disquiet-
er, disturbcr. (trouble.
Desassooegar, va. to dis^uiet, to
Desassocego, «m. unquietness,
disquiet.
Desasaolvado , a, pp. adj. {ar-
til.) unloaded, diacharged.
DesasBoIvar, va. to unload a
cannon ; to discharge.
Desassombradamente , adv.
boldly, eaaily.
Desassonilirado , a, pp, adj.
wmmm
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vnshado^ed, sanny; free from
fear or trouble. [easiness.
BeEÕOTomlNraxnento, sm. ease,
]>e8afMK>mbTar, va. to free from
care. Desassombrar-se^ vr. to re-
coverfrom fear, surprLse, etc.
Desassombro, sm. boldness, as-
surance.
I>e8assu8tadaznente, adv. f>oId-
ly, -vithout fear. [less.
Desassustado, a, pp. adj. fear-
Besassustar, va. to dríye a^ay
fear • to hearten. [pity*
Desastradamente, adv, tmnap-
Desastrado, a, adj. imhappy,
unfortunate. [ness.
Desastrar, va. to canse unhappi-
Desastre, sm. disaster.
Desastrosamente, ai:v. unhap-
pily. [fortunate.
Desastroso, a, adj. unhappv, un-
Desatacado, a, pp. adj. unlaced,
loosened. [loosen.
Desatacar, va. to tinlace, to
Desatadamente, adv. loosely,
freely.
Desatado, a, pp. adj. untied,
unboand. Rir ctmi rtso — , to
burst out with laughing.
Desatadura, sf. the act of loos-
ing. [breaking loose.
Desatamento, sm. the act of
Desatar , va. to untie ; to re-
solve, to dissolve. Desafar-se^
vr. is for a knot to be undone.
Deaatascar , va. to take, get or
draw out of the mire.
Desataudado, a, pp. adj. taken
away of a coffin. [of'^a coffin.
Desataudar, va. to take away
Desataviadamente , adv. nn-
handsomely, without neatnesa.
Desataviado, a, pp. adj. un-
adorned, undecked.
Desataviar, va. to undeek, to
strip or take off the ornament.
Desatavio , sm. want of onm-
ments. [frighted.
Desatemorisado, Sí^pp.adj. uaaf-
Desatemorisar, va. to recover
from fear. [unwitty.
Desatilado, a, adj. uningenioiís,
Desatinadamente, adv, madly,
nconsiderately.
i:
Desatinado, a, j^. adj. stunxieâ,
amazed; mad, rash.
Desatinar, va. to trouble, to im-
portune, to stuii. — , vr. to be
mad; to mistake; to fret, to long.
Desatino, sm. madness, folly.
Desatolado, a, pp. adj. taken or
drawn out of tne mind.
Desatolar-se, vr. to be dravn
out of the mind, [grappled.
Desatracado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desatracar, va. and n. to un-
rapple. Desatracar-sey vr. to
e ungrappled.
Desatravessado, a, pp. adj. re-
moved from lying across.
Desatravessar , va. to remove
from lying across. Desatraoes-
sar-se^ vr. to be removed from
lying across. [tion.
Desattenção, sf. want of atten-
Desattenciosamente, adv. dis-
respectfully.
Desattencioso, a, adj. disres^
pectful; irreverent.
Desattender, va. to neglect, to
disrecpect.
Desattendido, a, pp. adj. unat-
tentive, nèglected.
Desattendivel , adj. 2 g. that
deserves but a little attention.
Desattentadamente , adv. ín-
considerately, unadvisedly.
Desattentado, a, pp. adj. mcon-
siderate. [pectfttlly.
Desattentamente, adv. disres-
Desattentar, V7i. to be nnatten-
tive, to neglect.
Desattento, a, adj. unattentive,
inconsiderate.
Desauoiado, a, adj. out of ali
hc^es (sick person).
Desantoração, sf. the act and
effect of degrading.
Desantorado, a, pp. adi. de-
graded, deprived or an onice.
Desantorar, va. to degrade, to
deprive of an office.
Desantoridade , sf. unTVorthi-
ness, indignity. rising.
Desautorisação, sf. disautho-
Desautorisado, a, pp. adj. dia-
authorised.
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rise, to put out of anthoríty.
Desautorisar-sej vr. to lose tne
authority. [debate.
Desavença, sf. discord, strife,
Desaventuradamente, (tdv. nn-
happily, unluckily.
DeBaventorado, a, pp, adi. xm-
happy, unlucky. [turar.
Desaventurar. va, V. Desven-
Desavergonhadamente , adv.
impudently, saucily.
Desavergonhado, a, adj. shame-
less, impudent.
Desavergonhamento, sm. im-
pudence, shamelessness.
Desavergonhar, va. to make one
shameless or impudent. Desa-
vergonhar-se, vr. to grow impu-
dent.
Desavezado, a, pp. adj. unac-
customed.
Desavezar, va. to disaccustom.
Desavezo, sm. the breakin^ of a
custem. [nished.
Desaviado, a, pp. adj. unfurn-
Desaviar, va. to put out of the
way; to frustrate.
Desavindo, a, adj. involved in
troubles by dissension.
Desavir, va. to involve in trou-
bles by dissension. Desavir-se,
vr. to dissent, to disagree.
Desavisadamente, adv. unad-
visedly.
Dc»avisado, a, pp, adj. unware,
unadvised.
Desavisamento, sm. unadvised-
ness, imprudence.
Desavisar, va. to retract advice,
to counterraand. Desavisar - se ^
vr. to forget a thing.
Desaviso , sm. countermand a
contrary advice. [a thing.
Desavistar, va. to lose sight of
Desazadamente, adv. clumsily,
carelessiy.
Desazado, a, pp. adj. i^ngless ;
{fig.) awkward, clumsv.
Desazar, va. to cut or break the
wings; {fig.) to hinder.
Desazo, sm. blockishness^ duU-
ness.
Desazonar, va. to take avay of
A season ; to make insipid.
Desbabado, a, pp. adj, irnsia-
vered.
Desbabar, vn. to unslavei^ Des-
babar-se^ vr, {fig.) to lose the
love. [bunch of grapes.
Desbagoar, va. to pick out a
Desbagnlhar, va. to pick out
the kernel. [a land-mark.
Desbalisado, a, pp. adj. vithout
Desbalisar, va. to break or take
away the land-marks. fup.
Desbalsado, a, pp. adj. grubbed
Desbalsar, va, to grub up.
Desbancado, a, pp. adj excelled,
surpassed.
DesbaBúicar, va. to beat, to sur-
pass ; to win ali the money of
the banker at basset.
Desbaptisado, a, pp. adj. that
has changed one's religion or
name.
Desbaptisar, va. to change the
name or religion of one; to make
unknown.
Desbaratado, a, pp. adj. put to
the rout, beaten, defeated, rui-
ned ; dissolute.
Desbaratador, sm. he who de-
feats; a lavisher; a prodigal.
Desbaratamento, sm. the act of
defeating or routing.
DetSbaratar, va. to waste, to
spend, to consume ; to defeat,
to rout, to overcome. Desbara-
tar-se^ vr. to be ruined.
Desbarate, sm. rout, slaughter;
ruin; havock.
Desbarato, sm. wasting, spend-
ing; havock.
Desbarbado, adj. m. beardless,
without a beard.
Desbarbar, va. to shave.
Desbarrado, a, pp. adj. unco-
vered.
Desbarrar, va. to uncover.
Desbarretado, a, pp. adj. bare-
headed, uncapped.
Desbarretar, va. — alguém^ to
take away another's cap.
Desbarrlgado , a, adj. withoat
belly.
Desbastado, a, pp. adj, made
thin, slender; softened.
Desbastador, a, sm.ovf. he or
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she who rough-hews ; (fig,) one
that civilizes.
Desbastamento, sm. the act and
effect of rouffh-hewing ; (fig.)
the act of civilizing .
Desbastar, va. to rough-hew, to
remove; to thin; (yS^.) to civi-
lize, [timated.
Desbastardado, a, pp. adj. legi-
Desbastardar, va. (anc.) to legi-
timate. [of cutting ofi*.
Desbaste, sm. the act and work
Desbeiçado, a, pp, adj. without
lips.
Desbeiçar, vn. to cut the lips.
Desboccadaxnente, adv. without
a bit ; {fig.) immoderately.
Desboccado, a, pp. adj. that is
not obedient to bit. Cavallo — ,
a hard-mouthed horse.
Desboccar, va. to harden the
mouth of a horse. Deshoccarse^
vr. to run away (a horse).
Desbolado, a, adj. {anc.) heed-
less.
Desboroar, va. to powder any
thing. [clear from dregs.
Desborrado, a, pp. adj. rnside
Desborrar, va. to make clear
from dregs. [loured.
Desbotado, a, pp. adj. disco-
Desbotadura, sf. discolouring.
Desbotamento , sm. discolour-
ing, discoloration, paleness.
Desbotar, va. to discolour. Des-
botar-se^ vr. to be discoloured.
Desbragado, a, pp. adj. unchain-
ed ; {fig.) turbulent.
Desbragar, va. and n. to grow
mild, to be tamed. [fury.
Desbravar, vn. to vent one^s
Desbrio, sm. {poet.) want of ho-
nour. [clasped.
Desbrochado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desbrochar, va. to unclasp ; {fig.)
to speak ill of one.
Desbuobar, vn. to clear the maw,
to disgorge (birds). [ed.
Descabeçado, a, pp. adj. behead-
Descabeçamento, sm. behead-
ing, decapitation.
Descabeçar, va. to bebead, to
take the head off. — {agric.) to
bare the root.
Descabellado, a, pp. adj. dishe-
velled.
Descabellar, va. to dishevel.
Descahellar-se^ vr, to tug one^s
own hair.
Descachar, va. to free from the
coarse scum the spirit drawn
from the sugar cane.
Descadeirar, vn. to break one'8
back. Descadeirar - se y vr, to
frisk.
Descaída, sf. decay, fali, misfor-
tune ; a pleasantry.
Descaimento, sm. decay, misfor-
tune.
Descair, vn. to decay, to sink.
Descalçado, a, pp. adj. bare-
footed, unshod.
Descalçar, va. to puU off the
shoes.
Descalcez, sf. the ttate of one
whose profession is to walk
always bare-footed.
Descalço, a, adj. barexfooted;
{fig.) unpreparea.
Descalvado, a, pp. adj. without
trees, etc.
Descalvar, va. to strip or de-
prive a mountain of trees.
Descaxnbação, sf. droUery.
Descambado, a, adj. permuted;
pleasant.
Descambar, vn. to permute, to
exchange, to slide.
Descambio, sm. exchange, per-
mutation.
Descaminhado, a, pp. adj. in-
vious, impassabie.
Descaiuinhador, sm. a smugler.
Descaminhar, va. to pnt out of
the way; to pervert; to steal
the custom-house duties.
Descaminho, sm. disorder, trou-
ble; embezzlement ; corruption
of morais.
Descamisado, a, adj. wanting
shirts ; {fig.) beggar.
Descamisar, va. to open the
leaves of the maize (índia).
Descampado, sm. a desert, a
wilderness.
Descançadamente, adv. easily.
Descançado. a, pp, adj. easy,
undisturbed. _
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Descançadeiro, sm. a place fit
for restin^'.
Descançar, va. to help, to lie, to
rest, to repose. — , vn. to rest,
to take some rest; to discon-
tinne, to desist.
Descanço, sm. rest, easc, qniet-
ness. Em — , calmly. Sem — , in-
termptedlj. [cert.
Descantar, vn. to give a con-
Descante, .^m. a concert, sere-
nade. [dentíy.
Descaradamexite , adv. iropu-
Descarado. a, adj. impudent,
bare-facoíl.
Descaramento, sm. sanciness,
impudence.
Descarapuçado, a, adj. he who
is bare-faced. [one*8 cap.
Descarapuçar-se , vr. to take
Descarar, va. to make orre im-
pudent. Descarar-se, vr. to be-
come impudent.
Descarga, sf. nnloading". — de
humores, purginfí: off the hu-
moars. — , {artil.) discharg-e.
— , payment ; acquittal.
Descargo, sm. clearinp: or ex-
CUSe. [11688.
Descaridade, sf. uncharitable-
Descaridosaiuente, adv. ancha-
ritably. [ble.
Desosuridoso, a, adj. uncharita-
Descarinhoso, a, adj. Ti^naffec-
tionate.
Descamado, a, pp. adj. lean,
meagre, thin ; ifCg.) anrooted.
Descamador, sm. {surg.) a lan-
cei, [off.
Descamar, va. to pick tte fleah
Descaro, sm. impudeuce, shame-
lessness.
Descaroçado, a, pp. adj. witiiotit
BtoDB or kerneí (rhiit).
Descaroçador, a, sm. or f. he
wh o takes away stones or ker-
nels.
Descaroçar, va. to take aiway
stones, kemels (fruit or cotton)
or seeds.
Descarregado, a, np. adj. un-
loaded ; dischargea, absdlved.
Descarregadoiro, sm. the place
"where the ship is disbordened.
Descarregar, va. to imtoad, to
discharge. — um goipe^ to strike
a blow. — , 1*7?. to get rid o£.
Descarreffar-se. vr. to be dis-
charged, to drive ont.
DescarreirsKio, a, adj. put oat
of the way. [the "way.
Des carr eirar. va. to put oat of
Descarriado. a, adj. that has
lost bis "way.
Descartado, a, pp. adj. discard-
ed; deprived; rejected.
Descartar, va. (cards) to discard.
— «c, vr. — de alguém^ to rid one's
self of a person. — de crieídos,
to dismiss the servants.
Descarte, sm. the discarding of
cards; dismissing. [ed.
Descasada, a, pp. adj. tmmatch-
Descasamento, sm. divorce.
Descasar, va. unmarry, tor nn>
roatch.
Descascado, a, pp. adj. peeled.
Descascador, sm. he -who peeis.
Descascadura, sf. peeling.
Descascamento, sm. peeling'.
Descascar, va. to peei, to decor-
tícate^ to stripe of the bark.
Descatirar or Descaptirar, trar.
to free from slavery, to do-
lirer. [lessneas.
Deacautela, sf. negligenc», csre<>
Desca^ralgado, a, j9p adj, dis-
mounted.
Descavalgar, va. to dismomit;
to alight, to get ofT the baek
of a horse. [a wan look.
Descaveirado, a, adj. that has
Descendência, sf. race, lineag».
Descendente, aaj. 2 g. descend-
ing, oífspring, descendant.
Descender, vn. to descend, to
draw bis origin from.
Descendido, a, pp. adj. deseem^
ed, that has gone doini.
Descendimento, sm. the aclion
of taking a thing down.
Descensão , sf. descension.;
{mus.) {{astr.) descension
Descenso, sm. (phys.) desc^it,
declensioD. ^bb.
Desconte, s. — da maré^ rohix;
Descer, va. to descend, to come
down. — do cavallo^ to dismoont.
DES
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— da carruagem, to get out of
a carriage. — , vn. to decline, to
decay, to bring down,to lower.
— 03 escadas, to go do\m stairs.
Descer-se^ vr. to step do"WB. —
da sua opinião, to change one^s
opinion, to desist, to give np.
Descercado, a, j^. adj. free
from a siege.
Descercador, sm. he who malces
the besiegers raise a siege.
Descercar, va. to make the be-
siegers raise the siege.
Descerco, sm. the act of xnaking
raise a siege.
Descerrado, a, pp. adj. opened,
without walls. [Tmvall.
Descerrar, va. to set open, to
Deschancellado, a, pp. adf. un-
sealed.
Deschancellar, va. to unseal.
Descida, f/*. a descent; declivity.
Descido, a, pp. adj. come dewn,
descended; decayed.
Descimentado, a, pp. adj. de-
prived of foundation.
Descimentar, va. to deprire of
foundation. [descent.
Descimento , ^n. descension ,
Descingido, a, pp. adj. ungirt,
nnbound.
Descingir, va. to nngird, to loose
the girdle. Descingir-se, vr. to
be ungirt.
Descoagulado, a, pp. adj. melted,
uncoagulated.
Descoagular, va. to me}t, to dis-
solve.
Descoalhado, a, pp. adj. melted,
dissolved.
Descoalhar, va. to melt, to dis-
solve. Descoalhar-se, vr, to grow
liquid.
Descoberta, sf. discovery, ia-
vention, findmg. A's — *, pu-
blicly.
Descobertamente, adv. openly.
Descoberto, a, j^. adj. disco-
vered, uncovered ; declared. A'
cara descoberta, <M»enly.
Descobertura, sf. the act of
nncovering.
D eaoob ridor, a, sm. or f. disco-
▼erer, inventor ; scoat.
Descobrimento, sm. discovefj,
detection, invention.
Descobrir, va. to discover, to
nncover, to disclose, to reveal,
to open. Descobrir-se, vr. to un-
cover one's self, to puU off one^s
hat. Isto ha de — , time will
bring it to light. [boldly.
Descocadamente , adu. over-
Descocado, a, pp. adj. bold, im-
pudent, brazen-faced.
Descocar-se, vr. to grow impu-
dent or insolent. [lency.
Descoco, sm. impadence, inso-
Desoodeado, a, pp. adj. ^rithout
the crust. Pão — , chipped bread.
Descodear, va. to take ont the
crust. — o pão, to chip bread.
Descomedidamente, adv, immo-
derately.
Descomedido, a, pp. adj. rude,
immodest, rough.
Descomedimento, sm. -want of
moderation, incivility.
Descomedir-se , vr. to behave
without moderation, to be rash.
Descomer, va. to evacuate bv
stool. [coaíed.
Desconiido, a, pp. adj. era-
Desconuuercio , sm. want of
commerce.
Descommodidade , sf. distor-
bance. Com — , incommodiously.
Descommodo, sm. incommodity,
incommodiousness.
Descomonunal, adj. 2 g. disor-
dered, unruiy. [orderly.
Descommnnalmente, adv. dia-
Descompadrado, a, pp. adj. dis-
agreed -with ene.
Descompadrar, va. to separate
a friend of another. — , vn. to
vary, to desagree.
Descompassadamente, ad». ex-
ceedingly. [of mea^nre.
Descompassado, a, pp. adj. out
Descompassar, va. to do a thing
without proportion or modera-
tion. Descompassar-se, vr. to be
out of measure.
Descompasso, sm. want of mear
sure, confosion.
Descompensação t sf. wiihoiii
compensatioií.
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Descompensar, va. to meet a
debt with a credit.
Descompor, va. to discompose.
to disorder ; to affront, to abuse
with ill lanffuage. Descompár-
se^ vr. to pull off one's proper
cloths ; to be disturbed or put
out of countenance.
Descomposição, sf, abusive or
insulting language; disorder-
liness.
Descompostamente, adv. dis-
orderly.
Descomposto, a, pp. adj. disor-
dered, affronted, immodest.
Gritos —s, confused cries. J/u-
Iher descomposta^ a "woman
clothed with indecency.
Descompostura, sf, immodesty,
indecency. [to offend.
Descomprazer, va. to displease,
Descomprazido, a, pp. aaj. un-
pleased, displeased.
Descommungar, va. to free or
release from the excommuni-
cation.
Desconcertadamente, adv. dis-
orderly, immoderately.
Desconcertado, a, pp. adj. disor-
dered, irregular. Homem — , a
man that is not in a gentle
garb.
Desconcertador , sm. he who
puts something out of order.
Desconcertar, va. to disorder, to
put out of order. Desconcertar-
«e, vr. — com alguém^ to break
a bargain.
Desconcerto, sm. disorder, con-
fusion. — nos costumes^ liber-
tinism.
Desconchavado, a, adj. dis-
sented, disagreed; harsh.
Desconchavar-se , vr. to dis-
agree, to dissent. [foolery.
Desconchavos, sm, pi. nonsense,
Desconcordado, a, pp. adj, dis-
agreed, dissented ; untunable.
Desconcordancla, sf. variance,
disagreeing ; difference.
Desconcordante, ac^. 2 g. dia-
ag^reed, incoherent.
Desconcordar, va. to yary, to
dissent, to disagree.
Desooncorde, adj. 2 g. dissented,
that disagrees in opinion.
Desconcordia, sf. want of peace
or harraony. [dently.
Desconfiadamente, ado. difn-
Desconfiado, a, ^p. adj. suspi^
cious, jealous, distrustful.
Desconfiança, sf. distrust, dif-
fidence, suspicion.
Desconfiar, vn. to distrust, to
suspect. — com alguém^ to fali
out with one.
Desconformado, a, pp. adj. not
resig^ed, disagreed.
Desoonformar, vn. to disagree,
to dissent.
Desconforme, adj. 2 g. dis-
agreeing, unconform.
Desconf ormemente , ado. dis-
cordantly.
Desconformidade , sf. uncon^
formity, dissent.
Desconfortado, a, j^. adj. dia-
comforted, disheartened.
Desconfortar, va. to discomfort,
to dishearten.
Desconforto, sm. discourage-
ment, disheartening.
Descongelado, a, pp. adj. an-
congealed.
Descongelar, va. to uncongeal.
Desconhecedor, a, sm. or /. un-
thankful.
Desconhecer, va. to unknow, to
mistake one for another; to
disown. Desconhecer-se ^ vr. to
be unknown.
Desconliecidamente , adv. un-
thankfolly, ungratefully.
Desconhecido, a, pp, aaj. un-
known, ungrateful.
Desconhecimento, sm. ungrate*
fíilness.
Desconjunção, sf. dislocation;
(surg.) luxation.
Desconjuntado, a, pp. adj. dis-
located, put out of joint.
Desconjuntamento, sm. dislo-
cation.
Desconjuntar, va. to dislocate,
to put out of joint.
Desconjunto, a, pp, irreg. of
Desconjuntar.
Desoonjuntura, sf. dislocation.
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Desconsagrar, va. to profane, to
poUute.
Desconsentido, a, pp. adj. dis-
sented, not consented.
Desconsentixnento, sm. dis-
agreement. [disagree.
Desconsentir. vn. to dissent, to
Disconsiderado, a, pp. adj. ne-
glected, disrespected.
Desconsolação, sf. disconsola-
tion. [consolately.
Desconsoladamente, adv. dis-
Desconsolado, a, pp. adj discon-
solate, afflicted. [forting.
Desconsolador, a, adj. discom-
Desconsolar, vn. to discorafort.
Desconsolar-se, vr. to grow sad.
Desconsolativo, a, adj. dis<
pleasing, discomforting.
Descontado, a, pp. adj. dis-
counted, deducted.
Descontamento, sm. discount,
deduction ; compensation.
Descontar, va. to discount; to
compensate. Descontar-se^ vr. to
be discounted or deducted.
Descontentadlço, a, adj. peev-
ish, discontented. [tented.
Descontentado, a,pp.a(2;.discon-
Desoontentamento, sm. discon-
tent, uneasiness.
Descontentar, va. to discontent,
to displease.
Descontentativo, a, adj. dis-
pleasing, discontenting.
Descontente, adj. 2 g. discon-
tented, discontent.
Descontento , sm. discontent,
uneasiness. [nency.
Descontinencia, sf. inconti-
Descontlnuação, sf. disconti-
nuation, discontinuance.
Desoontinuadamente, adv. in-
terruptedly.
Descontinuado, a, pp. adj. dis-
continued. [discontinuer.
Descontinnador, a, adj. and s.
Descontinuar, va.to discontinue.
D^conto, sm. discount, deduc-
tion; compensation. — em cer-
tas fazendas para compensar o
peso das saccas, etc, draft,tret,
doff. Descontos^ sm. pi. V. Dis^
eoráia.
Desconvenlencia, sf. disagree-
ment.
Desconveniente , adj. 2 g. dis-
agreeing, disconvenient.
Desconversação, sf. unsociable-
ness. [frequented.
Desconversado, a, pp. adi. un-
Desconversar , va. to cnange
the subject of a discourse.
Desconversavel, adj. 2 g. unso-
ciable, not conversable.
Desoonversavelmente, adv. un-
sociably.
Desoonverter, va. to turn to a
wrong sense; to pervert.
Desconvertido, a, pp. adj. j>er-
verted, corrupted. [vited.
Desoonvldado, a, pp. adj. desin-
Desconvidar, va. to desinvite.
Desconvindo, a, pp. adj. dis-
sented, disagreed.
Desconvir, vn. to vary, to dis-
sent, to disagree.
Descorado, a, pp. adi. disco-
loured :pale,'wan. [wanness.
Desooramento, sm. paleness.
Descorar, vn. to fade, to faint, to
decay. [strip.
Descorchar, va. to clear; to
Descorçoado, a, pp. adj. discou-
raged. [ragement.
Descorçoamento , sm. discou-
Descorçoar, va. to discourage,
to dishearten.
Descomado, a, pp. adj. nunched
or gored with a norn ; deprived
of horns.
Descomar, va. to punch or gore
with the horns; to deprive of
horns. [ed.
Descoroado, a, pjj. adj. uncrown-
Descoroar, va. to uncrown.
Descorreger-se, vr. to disorder,
to throw one's self into confu-
sion. [fronted, reviled.
Descortejado, a, pp. adj. af-
Descortejar, va. to disrespect, to
abuse. [unkind, unpolite.
Descortez, adj. m. discourteous.
Descortezia, sf. incivility, dis-
courtesy. [unkindly.
Descortezmente, adv. uncivilly*
Descortiçado, a, pp. adj. ^la--
barked.
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Descortiçar, va. to take off the
bark of trees.
Descortinado, a.,pp. adj. opened,
without curtain.
Descortinar, va. [fort.) to pull
down the curtain ; to see, to
discover; to lav open. Descorti-
nar-se^ vr. {fig.) to declare one's
self. [discovering.
Descortino, sm. (cmc.) the act of
Descosedura, sf. ripping, un-
sewing-.
Descoser, va. to rip, to unstitch
or unse-w. Descoser-se, vr. to be
unsewed ; fig.) to reveal one's
secrets.
Descosido, a, pp. adj. unsewed,
rijpt, unstitchea ; {fig.) desultory.
Éstylo — , desultory style.
Desoostumado, a, j7p. adj. unac-
customed, disused.
DeaooBtamar, va. to break off^ to
wean from a custom. Descostu^
mar-se, vt\ to disuse, to leave
off. [sage.
Descostume, sm. disnse, disu-
Desootoado, a, adj. without
cotton; (fig.) shameless, impu-
dent. Élle é de todo o ponto — ,
he has lost ali shame.
Desootrtado, a, pp. adj. conspi-
cuous; bereaved of the privi-
lege of being an asjlum.
Descontar, va. to bereave a place
of the privilege of being an asy-
lum.
Descravado, a,p/). ad/.unnailed
Descravar, va. to unnail ; to
take a stone out of a ring.
Descrédito, sm. discredit.
Descrença, sf. disbelief, incredu-
lity. [and Discrepar.
Descrepancia, v. Discrepância
Descrer, va. to disbelieve.
Descrever, va. to describe ; to
delineate.
Descrido, a, pp. adj. disbelieved.
Descriminado, a, pp. adj. clear
or discharged from iraputed
^ilt. [to justify.
Deaciiminar, va. to discliaTge,
Descripç^o^ sf. descriptioií.
i>esoriptivo, a, adj. descriçlWe,
d&scr
DesoriptO; a, pp. adj. described,
related.
Descriptor, sm. describer.
Descrucificar, va\ to take awav
of a crucinx or cross. [ea.
Descruzado, a, i?p. adj. nncross-
Descrazar, va. to uncross.
Descubrir, va. V. Descobrir and
derivated.
Descuidadamente, adv. care-
lessly, negligently.
Descuidado, a,i7p. adj. carelesa,
negligent.
Descuidar, va. to make negli-
gent, to overlook Descuidar-se^
vr. to neglect, to be careless.
Descuido, sm. negligence, care^
lessness. [careless.
Descuidoso, a, adj. negligente
Desculpa, sf. excuse, evasion.
Peço lhe — , I be^ your pardon.
— , {in law) essoin, excuse.
Desculpação, sf. excuse.
Desculpado, a, pp. acf/.excused,
exculpated. [ser.
Desculpador, a, sm. or f. excu-
Desculpar, va. to excuse, to ex-
culpate, to pardon. Desculpar^
se, vr. to decline, to plead,. to
exculpate. to justify.
Desculpável, ad/. 2 g. excusable,
pardonable. [sably.
Desculpavelmente, adv. excu-
Descuriosamente, adv. without
curiosity, negligentlj.
Descuriosidade, sf. incuriosity,
incuriousness, carelessness.
Descurioso, a. adj. incurions,
careless, negligent.
Descurvar, va. to unbend.
Desdado, a, pp. adj. untied, re-
taken.
Desdar, va. to untwist a rope.
— um nó, to untie a knot.
Desde, prep. from, since, after,
as soon as. — aqui, from thi»
place. — quando? how long
since or ago? — pouco, lately.
Desdém, sm. disdain, scorn, con-
tempt. Tratar com — , to over-
look. [dained.
DeBâL«cihaÀc^> ^^ w« <^^- <^>a^
De«dAT^QL<dcOT> 'O., sm. QTt 1^ «a»
hEii
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l>esdeii]iar, va. to diadam, to
sconi. Deadenhar-se (de), vr. not
to deign.
Desdeauxativo, a, adj. that
disdains. [be disdained.
Deadanhavel, adj. 2 g. that may
DesdeiLho, sm. disdain.
Desdenhosasnente , adn. dis-
dainfully, contemptuously.
Desdenhoso, a, adj. disdainful,
Rcornful ; haughty, demura.
Desdentado, A^pp. adj. toothiess.
Desdentar, va. to raake toothiess.
jDesdentar-se, vr. to lose one'8
teeth.
Desdita, sf. misfortune, calaimty.
Desditado, a, adj. unfcurtunate.
Desdito, a, pp. irr. of Desdizer.
Desditosaaaente, cdv. nnforta-
nately. [unha4>p3'.
Desditoso, a, adj. unfortunate,
Desdizer, va. and n. to contra-
dict, to misbecome, to difiagree,
to differ. Lesdizer-se, vr. to un-
aay, to retract, to recant.
Desdizimento. sm. the act of
unsaying, retractation.
Desdobrado, a,,pp. adj.vsifolàeá.
Desdobrar, va. to unfold, te
o^en.Desdobrar-se ,vr. to expand,
to be unfolded. [or ungilt.
Desdoirado, a, pp. adj. ongilded
Desdoirar or Desdoiurar, va. to
ungild, to take oíf the gilding;
to darken. Desdoirar^e, vr. to
lose the gilding.
Desdoiro or Desdouro, sm. spot,
bleraish ; diahonour.
Deseccação, sf. desiccation, ex-
siccation.
Deseccado, SL.pp. adj. desiccated.
Deseccamento, sm. desiccation.
Deseocante, adj. 2 g. desiccative,
drjing up.
Deseccar, va~ to dry, to drjr ap,
to desiccate. Deseccar-se, vr. to
^\y «Pi to be drained ; (fíg.S to
with«r. [açttoory.
Deseecativo, a, adj. desiccative,
Desedipsado, a,í)p. adj. uneclip-
sed, unclouded.
DeseoUpaar, va. to unelouú. De-
sec^sarse, vr. to he uneclipsed
ar iree frota ohuéa.
Desedificação, sf, scandaL, bad
example. [Ii2ed,unedified.
Desedificado, a, pp, adj. scanda-
Desediíicador, a, sm. or /. ono
that scandaii2ea.
Desedificar, va. to scandalize.
DeaedifioatiTO, a, adj. unedi-
Desegurar, va. to take away the
vire, to make unsure.
Desejado, a, pp, adj. 4esired,
"wished. [-wisher.
De8e}ador, a, sm. or f. desirer.
Desejar, va. to desire^to wish, to
long for. Esta obra não deixa
nada a — , this "work is very sa-
tisfactorv. [eligible.
Desejável, adj, 2 g. desirahle.
Desejo, 5771. wísh, desire, mind.
Deseíosameaite, adv^ desirously,
wishfully. [ou*.
Desejoso, a, adj. -vishful, deair-
Deseínalbear, va. to recovar
alieuated thinga. [trunk.
Desembabular, va. to empty a
Desembainhado, a, j>p.a<2;. an-
sheathed.
Desembainhadura, sf. the act
of unsheathing a sword.
Desembainhar, va. to unsheath,
to drav. [packed.
Desembalado , a , pp. adj. un-
Desembsdar, va. to unpack.
Desembaadeirado, a, pp. adj.
without flag or ensign. [flag.
Desembandeirar, va. to take a
Desembaraçadamente , adv.
speedily, without hinderance.
Desembaraçado, a, pp, adj,
prompt, disembarrassed, quiciL
Desembaraçar, va. to disembax^
rass, to clear, to disentangle.
JDesembaraçar-se, to diaeiítangle,
to get clear oK,
Desembaraço, «m.diseatangling,
disembarrassment.
Desembaralhado, a, pp. adj. se-
parated, disentangied.
Desembaralhar, vn. to disen-
tangle, to seçaxaAA..
Desemboscaj^^ , »^- íívvsvBr
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Desembaroadoiro, sm. landing-
place.
Desembarcar, va. or n. to disem-
bark, to land, to set on shore.
Desembarcar-se, vr. to land one's
self.
Desexnbargadamente,a(2v. free-
ly, without restraint.
Desembargado, a, pp. adj. set
at liberty.
Desembargador, sm. a chief
judge, chief magistrate.
Desembargamento, sm, deliver-
ance, despatch.
Desexxíbargar, va. to despatch ;
to take on an embargo ; to set
at liberty.
Desembargo, sm. taking off an
embargo ; despatch. flanding.
Desembarque ,57n. disembarking,
Desembebedado, a, pp. adj. so-
bered, recovered from drunkèa-
ness. [from drunkenness.
Desembebedar, va. to recover
Desembestado, a, pp. adj. un-
bridled; unruly.
Desembestar, va. to discharge,
to grow unruly. [sionated.
Dasembirrado, a, pp. adj. unpas-
Desembirrar, va. to put out of
conceit with. V. Desagastar.
Desemboccado, a, pp. adj. dis-
embogued.
Desemboccadura, sf. the mouth
of a river.
Desemboccar, vn. to disem-
bogue, to fali into.
Desembolsado, a, pp. adj. dis-
bursed. [to expend.
Desembolsar, va. to disburse,
Desembolso, sm. disbursement,
disbursing.
Desemborrachado, a, pp. adj.
sobered, {among siloer-smiths)
made white.
Desemborrachar, va. to sober,
{among silver-smiths) to blanch.
Desemboscado, a, pp. adj. to
driven out of ambush.
i7asemboscar, va. to rush out
from an ambuscade cr ambusb..
2>e0embraçado , a, pp. adj.
(à^ald.) ia said of a shieU
t&kea awajr of an arm.
Desembraçar, va. Uierald,) to
take a-way the shiela of an arm.
Desembravecer, va. to tame,
to mitigate, to domesticate.
Desemhravecer-se^ vr. to be ap-
peased. [tamed, appeasea.
Desembravecido , a, pp. adj.
Desembsaveclmento , sm. ta-
ming. [out of the bushes.
Desembrenbado, a, pp. adj. put
Desembrenhar , va. to draw
forth any thing from a place
full of brambles.
Desembriagado , a, pp. adj,
mside sober. [sober.
Desembriagar , va. to make
Desembrulhadamente , adv,
clearly, freely.
Desembrulhado, a, pp. adj.
opened, unfolded.
Desembrulbador^ a, sm. or f.
one that opens oriínfolds.
Desembrulhar, va. to open, to
unfold.
Desembrulho, sm. unraveling.
Desembuçadamente, adv. open-
ly, publicly. [muftted.
Desembuçado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desembuçar, va. to unmuffle.
Desembuçar-se^ vr. to unmuffle
one's self. [vealed.
Desembuchado, a, pp. adj. re-
Desembuchar, va. to reveal
secrets ; to purge, to clear.
Desemburrado, a, pp. adj. made
polished.
Desemburrar, va. to polish or
civilize. V. Desasnar.
Desemmalado, a, pp. adj. taken
away of a portmanteau.
Desemmalar, va. to unpack a
portmanteau.
Desemmaranhado, a, pp. adj.
disentangled.
Desenunaranhar, va. to disen-
tangle, to unravel.
Desemmiassado, a, pp. adi. un-
packed, undone. fundo.
Desemjnassar, va. to unpack, to
Desemjnolnhado, a, pp. adj.
w^m
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person's tongue. — , vn. to break
silence.
Desempachadaznente , adv.
without hinderance.
Desempachado, a, pp. adj. dis-
embarrassed, disentangled.
Deseinpachar, va. tó take awav
loathing, to bring the stomach
to an appetite ; to clear, to dis-
embarrass. Desempachar-se, vr.
to discharge one's stomach.
Desexnpacho, sm. forwardness.
Desempado, a, pp. adj. unprop-
ped.
Desempanar, va, to clean a
glass or any thing tarnished.
Desexupapar, va. V. Alisar ^ and
derivated.
Desempapelado, SL,pp. adj. un-
folded of a paper.
Desexnpapelar , va. to unfold
any thing covered with paper.
Desexnpar, 'va. to take away the
props from under the vines.
Desemparado, a, pp. adj. aban-
donei, forsaken.
Desemparar, va. to abandon, to
forsake. [unmatched.
Desemparelhado , &, pp. adj.
Desemparelhar, vn.to unmatch,
to dispair. Desemparelhar-se^ vr.
to be disparaged.
Desemparo , sm abandoning ,
forsaking.
I>e8einpatado, a, pp. adj. made
unequal ; frec from any hinder-
ance.
Desexripatar, va. %o make une-
ã^^l» (/*S' ) to remove any hih-
erance. [casting vote.
Desempate, sm. the aotion of
Pesempavezado, a, pp. adj. (a
sea term) without fight.
Desempavezar, va. to take away
the waste cloths that shelter
the men from the enemy in a
fight. [speedilv.
Desempeçadamente, aav.
Desempeçado, a, pp. adj. dis-
embarrassed. [rass.
I>eBeinpeçar, va. to dísembar-
Desempecar, va. to cJear, to dis-
eacaiDÔer. fbarrassed.
^^^^mp9oido, a, pp. adj, disem-
Partb I.
Desempeço, sm. riddance.
Desempedemido, a, pp. adj,
unpaved; {fig.) softened.
Desempedernir, va. to unpave ;
ifig.) to soften. [paved.
Desempedrado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desempedrar, va. to unpave.
Desempegado, a, pp. adj. that
is taken away of an abyss.
Desempegar, va. to take awa3'
of an abyss.
Desempenado , a , pp. adj.
squared, made even.
Desempenar, va. {carp.) to
square, to set even a board that
has been warped.
Desempenhado, a, pp. adj. dis-
engaged, redeemed.
Desempenhador , a, sm. or f.
one that redeems or disengages.
Desempenhamento, sm. disen-
gagement. redeeming.
Desempenhar, va. to redeem,
to. disengage, to acquit. — a
palavra, to perform one's vord.
Desempenhar-se, vr. to pay one^s
debts, to redeem one's self.
Desempenho, sm. redeemin g of a
pledge ; disengagement ; the act
of discharging one's self from
an obligation.
Desempeno, sm. the action of
making straight or even a
board,
Desemperrado, a, pp. adj. that
becomes pliant.
Desemperrar, vn, to becomo
pliant, to yield. [ing.
Desemperro, sm. the act of yield-
Desempestado, a, pp. adj. des-
infected, purified.
Desempestar, va. to desinfect,
to purify. [from dust.
Desempoado, a, pp. adj. cleaned
Desempoar, va. to clean from
dust. [poverty.
Desempobrecer, va. to free from
Desempoçado, a, pp. adj. re-
moved from a well.
Desemnocax , -oa. Xo tcvslos ç> ^tcí\^
a iíre\\. \^^^-
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Desexnpolear, va. to deslnfect,
to p uri fy.
Desempolgado, a, pp. adj. free
from the claws of a bird of
prey.
Desempolgar, va. to loose off
one's claws. [obstacle.
Desempôr, va. to take away an
Desempossado, a, pp. adj. dis-
possessed.
Desempossar, va. to dispossess.
Desemposto, a, pp. adj. without
any thing placed between.
Desemprastar, va. to take oíF a
plaster. [ployed.
Desempregado, a,pp. adj. unem-
Desempregar, va. to dismiss, to
discard from office, etc.
Desemprenhar, vn. to lie in.
V. Parir ; {fig.) to communicate
a secrct reliictantly.
Desempulliado, a, pp. adj. that
has returned raillery for rail-
lery.
Desempulhar-se, vr. to return
raillery for raillery.
Desempunliado, a, pp. adj. un-
hafted.
Desempunhar, va. to unhaft.
Desencabeçado, a, pp. adj. dis-
suaded. [to undeceive.
Desencabeçar, va. to dissuade,
Desencabrestadamente , adv.
full speed; rashly.
Desencabrestado, a, pp. adj.
unhaltered. — sm. a rake.
Desencabrestar, va. tounhalter.
Desencabrestar'se, vr. to be un-
haltered. [engaged, opened.
Desencachado, a, pp. adj. dis-
DesencacbsLr, va. to disen^age,
to open. [chained.
Desencadeado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desencadear, va. to unchain;
[fig.) to desunite.
Desencademado, a, pp. adj.
unbound; disjointed.
Desencadernar, va. to unbind
papers; to disjoin.
Desencaixado, a, pp. adj. à\%-
jointed. \>^6-
•Z^OBencaizamento, sm. diB^omtr
I>eseiicaijEar, va, to dia^oVn.t, to
<i^ocate.
Desencaixe, sm. disjointing.
Desencaixotado , a, pp. adj,
that is taken out of a box.
Desencaixotar, va. to take out
of a box.
Desencalhado, a, pp. adj. {a sea
term) that is set aíioat.
Desencalhar, va. (a sea temi)
to set afloat. — um navio^ to get
off a vessel that "was run
aground. — vn. to come off from
a sand.
Desencalhe, sm. the act and
effect of setting afloat.
Desencalmadamente, adv. cool-
ly, coldly. [freshed, cool.
Desencalmado, a, pp. adj. re-
Desencalmar, vn. to cool, to re-
fresh. Desencalmar-se, vr. to be
refreshed, to be appeased or
calm.
Desencaminhadamente , adv.
in the bad way, out of the "way.
Desencaminhado, a, pp. adj.
that is out of the way; pei>
verted.
Desenoaminhador, a, sm. or
f. he or she who puts out of
the "way.
Desencaminhamento,5m.stray-
Ing, deviation.
Desencaminhar, va. to put out
of the "way, to pervert, to mis-
guide. Desencaminhar-se^ vr. to
go astray ; to be perverted.
Desencamisado, a, pp. adj. un-
hooded (the hawk).
Desencamisar, va, to u»iiooa
the hawk.
Desencampado, «, pp* adj. re-
turned or sent back.
Desencampar, va. to return a
thing sold as good, notbeing so.
Desencanalhado, a, pp adj. that
is taken away of the rabble.
Desencanalhar, ua. to take away
of the rabble. [ment.
Desencantação, sf. disenchant*
Desencantado, a, pp. adj. dis-
enchanted.
DeaenoAXitador. a« sm. or f, he
'DQBSXicaxiXAxa<«íx\A ^ &m. ^iÀasw&.«
Desencantar, ca. ta decbinn, ta
Seaanoanto, sm. decharming,
Desenoantoada a. pp- adj-
DBBenoapBllado, a. pp. i"lj- uo-
sUar, ™. (D ™ Um)
™«1T (=p
flEg o
Qesaacarcaradõ, a, pp. adj. ua-
DsBencBToerar. na. ta free tnm
De^eDOarregado , a , pp. oAj.
diachargçd; IVec.
BeaenCBrreaBDieDto. m. dia-
todisohttree,
DeaanCHHquetar . do. to dis-
enrDj(rueíar-je, ur, to be nnde-
^eaencastellado, a , pp- adj.
bBflt or (Irivpp oiit of a castle.
Seasncaatellar, tu, lo drive aul
lastoado, a, pp. adj. t
a. ta unhaa
I. V. Desencaixar.
3. pp. adj. dis-
olosB, to eipoae. Deieicerrar^e,
Deaenoolfado, a, pp. adj. uaco-
vered.
DeoenixilfBr, oo. to take out tho
Deaeuoolado. a. pp. adj. un-
DeaencolerlBado .
appeased, .lali.ird
DasenoolGrLsar, i
Qseenooihar. va.
DeaenEolbJdo, b,/-.
, .iQglue
usBen
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°^rm
nd. flcssfl-
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diísire lu b
pp. 'adj.
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tKke oat
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l.«ll;(/i9.)t
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Desencorar, va. to dig oat, to
ferret. [or slender.
Desencrassar, va. to make sm&ll
Desencravado, a, pp. adj, un-
Desencravar. vn. (artil.) to un-
nail ; to unspíke a cannon ; to
rid from the mire. [curled.
Desencrespado, a, pp. adj. im-
Desencrespar, va. to uncurl.
Desexiciirralado , a, pp. adj,
without a stable.
Desencurralar, va. to take out
of a stable.
Desendeusado, a, pp. adj. that
is undeceived of the preten-
tion or vanity of being above
mankind.
Desendensar, va. to nndeceive
one of the jpretention of being
above mankind.
Desendividado, a, pp. adj. free
from debts.
Desendividar , va. to pay the
debts of one. Desendiviãar-se,
vr. to pay one's debts.
Desenfadadamente, adv. pleas-
antly. [amusing.
Deseníadadiço, a. adj. pleasant,
Desenfadado, a.,pp.aaj. pleasant,
merry. [tranquillity.
DesenfadamentOi^m. diversion.
Desenfadar , va. to please, to
ease of vexation. [quillity.
Desenfado, .vm. diy*rsion, tran-
Desenfaixado, a, pp. adj. un-
rollcd, unbound. [bind.
Desenfaixar, va. to unroll, to un-
Desenfardado , b., pp. adj. un-
packed. [open a pack.
Desenfardar, va. to unpacK, to
Desenfardelado, a, pp. adj. un-
packed.
Desenfardelar, va. to unpack.
Desenfastiadamente, adv. pret-
tily, smartly; with good appe-
tite.
Desenfastiadiço , a, adj. that
excites the appetlte.
Doseníastíado, a, pp, adj. le-
stored to appetitc.
Deseníeitar, va. to take &wbj
the omament or attire. Desen-
feitar-êe. vr. to be unadomed.
Deseníeitiçado, Si. pp. adj. dis-
enchanted, unbe'«itched.
Desenfeitiçar, ca. to disenchant,
to unbewitch.
Desenfeixado, a, pp. adj. un-
tied, imdone.
Desenfeixar, va. to nntie a
bundle, to nndo a fagot.
Desenferrajado , a, pp. adj.
cieared from rust. [rost.
Desenferrujar , va. to get out
Desenfezado, a, pp. adj. porged
from dregs, refined.
Desenfezar, va. to purge from.
dregs, to refine. [threaded.
Desenfiado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desenfiar, va. to unthread. De-
sen/iar-se, vr. to be unthreaded.
Desenforcar, va. to unhang.
Desenfomar, va. to take out of
an oven. [derly.
Desenfreadamente, adv. disor-
Desenfreado, a, pp. adj. un-
bridled, unnily. fness.
Desenfreamento , sm. unruli-;
Desenfrear, va, to unbridle. I>e-
senfrear-se, vr. is for a horse
to pull off the bridle ; {fig.) to
grow unruly in talk or actions.
Desenfreio, sm. unruliness.
Desenfronhado, a, pp.adj. taken
off from the pillow-case.
Desenfronliar , va. to take off
the pillow from the pillo-vr-caf»*.
Desenfureoer , va. to csàm^ to
appease.
Desenfurecido, a, pp» adj. calm-
ed, appeased.
Desengaçadamente , adv. ex~
ceedingly, excessively.
Desengaçado, a, pp. adj. is said
of the stalks deprived from the
grapes.
Desengaçar, va. to poli the grapes
from the stalks.
Desengaiolado, a, pp. adj, voor
c&ged^ free from a prison.
I^esenf aBtiar, va, to restote to ao- \ itee ixwa. «. ç-íkí^^^ . , , .
petite. raàorikeAAl>«B»TV5iWi%ô»xa!BiÇft,a^^
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BesenganaaOf a, pp. adj. unde-
ceived, plain, downright.
Desenganador, a, sm. or f. he
or she vrho undeceives.
Desenganar, va. to undeceive,
to disabuse. Desenganarse^ vr.
to undeceive one's self.
Desengano, sm. the discovery
of a deceit, undeceiving.
Desengarrafado , a, pp. adj.
taken out of a bottle.
Desengarrafar, va. to take out
of a bottle.
Desengastado, a, pp. adj, taken
out of a ring (stone).
Desengastar, va. to take a stone
out of a ring.
Desengolf ado , a , pp. adj. that
is out of a gulph. [a gulph.
Desengolfar, va. to take out of
Desengenhoso , a, adj. silly,
destitute of capacity.
Desengommado, a, pp. adj. un-
starched.
Desengonunar, va. to unstarch.
— , vn. to dissolve the gum.
Desengonçadamente, adv. in a
tottering manner.
Desençonçado, a, pp. adj. put
out oí joint.
Desengonçar, va, to loosen, to
put out of joint.
Desengonço, sm. tbe act of put-
ting out of a joint.
Desengordado, ai pp. adj. ema-
ciated, lean. [to make lean.
Desengordar , va. to uiffatteu ,
Desengordurar, va. to scour. —
«m caldo ^ to skim the fat of
broth.
Desengraçadamente , adv. un-
handsomely, ungracefully.
Desengraçado , a, pp. adj. un-
graceful, unpleasant.
Desengraçar, va. to make unsa-
voury, insipid. ^
Desengrazado, a, pp. adj, un-
strung, unthreaded.
Desengrazar , va. to unstring
beads. Desengrazar-se, vr. to be
unstrung. [small, thin.
Desengrossado, a, pp. adj, made
I>eBeagrosBar , va, to make
sJender, tbin.
Desengoiçado, a, pp. adj. free,
that has changed the ill luck.
Desenguiçar, va. to free from
ill luck.
Desenhado, a, pp. adj. dra^n,
sketched ; delineated.
Desenhador, sm. drawer,
draiightsraan. [to design.
Desenhar, va. to draw, to sketch,
Desenho, sm. drawing, sketch;
design, purpose, enterprise.
Desenlaçado, a, pp. adi. un-
laced, loosed. [unlacing.
Desenlaçamento, sm. the act of
Desenlaçar , va. to unlace , to
untie. [lacing.
Desenlace, sm. the act of un-
Desenlameado, a, pp. adj. with*
out mud or mire.
Desenlamear, va. to rub of the
dirt, to clean. [untied.
Desenleado, a, pp. adj, loosened.
Desenlear, va. to untie, to loose,
to unravel, to disentangle.
Desenleio, sm. the act of un-
tying.
Desenlodado, a, pp. adj. cleaned
of mire, free from dirt.
Desenlodar, va. to cleaa of mire
or mud.
Desenluctar, va. to put an end
to the mourning. Desenluctar-
se, vr. to cease of being in
mourning. [one*s tongue.
Desenmudecer, va. to untie
Desennastrado, a, pp. adj. vnthr
out bondage, unplaited.
Desennastrar, va. to loose, to
untie, to unmat.
Desennevoado, a, pp. adj. with-
out fog or mist.
Desennevoar. va. to scatter, to
dispel a fog or mist.
Desennovellado, a, pp. adj. un-
rolled, untwisted.
Desennovellar, va. to unroll, to
untwine; to undo a bottom of
thread. [locked.
Desenraiado, a, pp. adj. un<
Desenraiar, va. to unlock.
Desenredado, ^i^ PP . adj. ^cva^xs.-
DeaenredaieLOT, ql^ %Tr»x. ox t- ^
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Desenredar, va. to extricate, or
to disentangle.
Desenredo, sm. disentangling ;
explanation.
Desenregelar, va. to dissolve or
make liqiiid. Desenregelar-se, vr.
to grow liquid, to thaw.
Desenrizar, va. {a sea ierm) to
take thft sail of the reefts.
Desenrolado, a, pp. adj. un-
rolled, clear, plain. •
Desenrolar, va. to unroU; to
examiDc. to oxpound.
Desenroscado, a, pp. adj. un-
twined.
Desenroscar, va. to untwine.
Desenrugado, a, pp, adj. un-
wrinkled.
Desenrugar, va. to un-wrinkle.
Desenrttgar-se , vr, to be un-
"wrinkled.
Desensaccado, a, pp. adj. that
is takcn out of a sack.
Desensaccar, va. to take out of
a sack or bag.
Desenseiado, a, pp. adj. unbo-
somed, unbayed.
Desenseiar, va. to tinbosom, to
take out of bosom. [rantly.
Desensinadamente, adv. igno-
Desensinado , a , pp, adj, an-
taught, ignorant
Desensinador, a, adj. that un-
teaches or makes forget.
Desensinar, va. to unteach, to
unleani.
Desensino, sm. unteaching.
Desensobcrbecer-se, vr, to grov
humble or niodcst.
Desensoberbecido, a, pp. adj.
that has become modest.
Desensolvado, a, pp. adj, un-
stopped, opened.
Desensolvar, va. to unstop; {art.)
to unload a caiinon.
Desentabolar, va. to give a free
passage, to dissolve.
Desentalar, va. to put one out
his shift.
Desentaloado, a, np. adj. with-
out calkfírs or calkins.
Deaentaloar, va. to break or
take o ff the calkers.
DesentSio, adv, and prep, Insteaà
of Desde então ^ since then, since
that time. [ignorance.
Desentender, va. to pretend
Desentendido, a, pp. aoj. that
wants understandmg. Fazer-se
— , to feign ignorance.
Desentendimento, sm. want of
understanding.
Desenterrado, &, pp. adj. un-
buried, disintered; {fig.) disco-
vered. [who disinters.
Desenterrador, a, sm. or f. he
Desenterramento , sm. un>
burying.
Desenterrar, va. to unburj, to
disinter ; {fig.) to discover. Í)m-
enterrar-se^ vr. [fig.) to separata
one's self.
Desentesar , va. to loosen , to
unbend, to slaken.
Desenthesoirador, a, sm. or f.
he or she that takes out of a
treasure.
Desenthesoirar, va. to take out
of a treasure.
Desenthronisado, a, pp. adj.
unthroned.
Desenthronisar , va. to unthrone.
Desentoação, sf. untuning, ill-
sounding.
Desentbadamente, adv. discor-
dantly, out of tune.
Desentoado, a, pp. adj. unhar-
monious, ill-soundíng.
Desentoamento, sm. untuning.
Desentoar, vn. to be out of tune ;
to jar; to be rudely loud; to
utter a thing unexpected.
Desentolher, va. to restore the
use of the limbs. Desento2àeTr-se^
vr. to recover th© ase of the
limbs. [pride.
Desentonado, a, pp. adj. without
Desentonar, va. to puU or bring-
down one's pride.
Desentorpecer, va. to remove
stiffness. Desentorpecer-se , vr,
to get rid of a torpor.
Desentorpecido, a, pp. adj. qxiiç*
kened, revived.
Desentrançado, a, pp. adj. un«
^\a\tftd^ un-woven.
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Desentranliado, a, pp. adj.
embowelled , {fig.) examined.
Desentranhador, a, sm. or f. he
or she who embowels ; {fig.)
searcher.
Desentranhar, va. to embowel ;
(fig.) to sift ; to examine.
Desentresolhado, a, jm. adj.
broken, penetrated (tne first
floor).
Desentresolhar, vr. to break the
surface of a thing.
Desentristecer, va. to cheer up,
to enliven. — , vn. to become
glad.
Desentristecido, a, pp. adj. that
is rejoiced.
Desentrouxado, a, vp. adj. un-
packed, taken of a Dundle.
Desentrouxar, va. to unpack,
to open a truss.
Desentulhado, a, pp. adj. emp-
tied, cleansed.
Desentulhador, sm. emptier,
cleanser.
Desentulhar, va. to empty, to
clear from rubbish, to cleanse.
Desentulho, sm. rubl3ish, Bhards,
clearing away. [ped.
Desentupido, a, pp. adj. nnstop-
Desentuplr, va. to unstop, to
free from stop or rubbish. De-
tentupirse, vr. to be free from
stop.
Desenvasado, a, pp. adj. taken
out from the stocks, launched.
Desenvasar, va. {a sea term) to
take out from the stocks.
Desenvencilhado, a, pp. adj.
free or delivered from a trouble.
Desenvencilhar, va. to free or
eave one from a trouble.
Desenvenenado, a,pp. adj. pre-
served of a poison.
Desenvenenar, va. to counter-
act poison.
Desenvergado, a, pp. adj. (a »ea
term) unbent or untied from
the yards.
Desenvergar, va. {a sea term) to
unbend the sails from the yards.
Desenvlolar, va. to reconsecrate.
l^Monvoltamente, adv. readily,
1
Desenvolto, a, pj>. irreg. of /)f-
senvolver and adj. nimble, light ;
licentious. Rapaz — , an unruly
boy.
Desenvoltura, sf. nimbleness^
agility, freedom ; indecency, li-
centiousness ; eflrontery.
Desenvolução, sf. development,
explanation.
Desenvolver, va. to develop, to
clear, to unravel, to unfold.
Desenvolver-se, vr. to develop,
unfold or display one's self.
Desenvolvido, a, pp. adj. deve-
loped, unfolded.
Desenvolvimento, sm. develop-
ment, unfolding.
Desenvolvivel, adj. 2 g. explain-
able, explicable.
Desenxabidamente, adv. insi-
pidly, foolishly.
Desenacabido, a^ adj. insipid,
unsavoury.
Desenxarciado, a.,pp. adj. with-
out shrouds (a ship).
Desenxarciar, va. to unrig.
Deserção, sf. desertion.
Desertação, sf. {in law) the giving
over an appeal ; the act of with-
drawing one's appeal.
Desertado, a, j^. adj. deserted,
forsaken.
Desertar, va. to desert ; to for-
sake ; (tn law) to forsake a law-
suit.
Deserto, a, adj. desert, solitary.
Deserto, sm. a desert, a wilder-
ness.
Desertor, sm. deserter.
Desesoureoer, va. and n. to
clear, to become clear.
Desesoureoido, a, pp, adj.
cleared.
Desespantado, a, pp. adj. nn-
scared.
Desespantar, va. not scare. De-
sespantar-se, vr. to cease from
"wonder.
Desespanto, «m.without afright,
wonder or surprise.
De8espQnraL(;f^o^ sf- í^«i«^«^^^^^'^
peraXioTk. . *^-.
DeBe8petQLdAm«o^^A> ad». ^«^
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Desesperado, a, pp. adj, des-
perate, hopeless.
Desesperança, sf. loss of hope,
hopelessness.
Desesperançado, Sitpp.adj. ho-
peless, despaired.
Desesperançar, va. to put out
of ali hopes.
Desesperar, vn. to despair of, to
despond. — , va. to drive to
despair, to torment. Desespe-
rar-se, va. to be despaired.
Desespero, sm. despair, loss of
hope. [quipped, unrigged.
Desesquipado, a, pp. adj. une-
Desesquipar, va. to unrig a ship.
Desesteirar, va. to unmat.
Desestima, sf.áisesteem, neglect.
Desestimação , sf. disesteem,
slight, disrespect. [pectly.
Desestimadamente, adv. disres-
Desestimado, a, pp. adj. dises-
teemed, contemned.
Desestimador, a, sm. or f. he or
she who dísesteems.
Desestimar, va. to disesteem, to
contemn,
Desexcommungado, a,pz>. adj.
to free or release from tne ex-
communication.
Desexcommungar, va. to free
or release from the excommu-
ni-cation. [destroyed.
Desfabricado, a,|)p. adj. unbuilt,
Desfabricar, va. to unbuild, to
destroy. Desfabricar-se^ vr. and
n. to sell a manufacture work-
house. [brazen-faced.
Desfaçado, a, pp. adj. impudent,
Desfaçamento, sm. impudence,
sbamelessness. [pudent.
Desfaçar-se, vr. to erow im-
. Desfalcado, a, pn. aaj. defal-
cated, diminishea.
Desfalcamento, sm. diminution,
defalcation. [subtract.
Desfalcar, va. to defalcate, to
Desfallecente, adj. 2 g. faint,
fainting. [to loose courage.
Desfallecer, vn. to faint, to decay;
Hosfaliecido, a, pp. adj. fainted,
decayed. _
•DasfaíZeoimento, sm, faintiL6B«,\"DeBítet^i, W. \â *ea icn«í\— <»
díscoura^ement. \ «c^ ^ ^^ \ití\.\xt\ x^íô «».\\%.
Desfalque, sm. defalcation, di-
minution. [fanatism.
Desfanatisado, aL.pp. adi. ^ixhoxxX
Desfanatisar, va. to iree from
fanatism. [humour.
Desfastio, sm. appetite ; good
Desfavor, sm. distavour, denial,
hurt, harm.
Desfavorável, adj. 2 g. unfa-
vourable, contrary. [er.
Desfavorecedor, sm. disfavour-
Desfavorecer, va. to disserve, to
treat with disfavour.
Desfavorecido, a, pp. adj. dis-
graced, disserved, refused.
Desfazedor, sm. he or she who
dissolves, or undoes.
DcMsfazer, va. to undo, to dissolve,
to scatter or disperse. — um iid,
to untie a knot. — uma muralha^
to pull down a wall. — cousa
tecida, to unweave. — objecções,
to remove objections. vn. — em
alguém, to find fault with one.
Desfazer-se ^ vr. — de alguma
cousa, to part with a thing. —
em lagrimas, to melt into tears.
Desfaasimento, sm. the act of
undoing.
Desfechado, a^ pp. adj. opened,
unlocked. —a mentira^ an im-
pudent lie.
Desfechar, va. to open, to unlock.
— uma arma, to shoot, to fire.
— , vn. to break out.
Desfecho, sm. solution, unravel-
ling of the plot of a play»
Desfeiado, a, pp. adj. desngured,
deformed.
Desfeiar, va. to desfigure, to
make ugly.
Desfeita, sf. excuse; affiront,
insult. [insulted.
Desfeiteado,a,pp. adj. affronted,
Desfeitear, va. to insult, to
affront.
Desfeito, a, pp. irreg. of Desfa-
zer and adj. undone,dissolved;
dismissed; very lean.
Desfeito, sm. a sort of hasb of
meat.
DeBÍQit\dn^ ^^ pp. adj. loosened.
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Desferrado, a, pp adj. unshod,
having no shoes.
Dealerrar,t;a. to unshoe a horse.
— as velaSy to loosen the sails.
Desferrar-^Cy vr. to lose the
shoes (a horse). [bolted.
Desferrolhado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desferrolhar, va. to unbolt, to
unshackle.
Desfervoroso, a, adj. without
fervour, negligent.
Desfiado, a. pp. adj. untwisted ;
unravelled. — , sm. a sort of
linen-cloth. [ravelling.
Desfiadura, sf. the act of un-
Destiar, va. and Desfiar-se^ vr.
to unravel, to unweave.
Desfiguração, sf. disâguration,
deforming.
Desfigurado, a, pp. a(2; disfígur-
ed, deformed. [deform.
Desfigurar, va. to disíigure, to
Desfilada, sf. fíle, row, continua-
tion. A' — , fuU speed.
Desfiladeiro, sm. deíile, deâlee.
Desfilado, a,pp. adj âled off.
Desfilar, vn. {mil.) to deôle, to
file off.
Desfilliado, a, pp. adj. deprived
of son. — (bot.) arvore des filhada,
an open tree.
Desfimar, va. {hot.) to clear a
tree ; to deprive a father of a
son. Desfilhar-se^ vr. to be un-
peopled. [kled.
Desfivelado, a, pp. adj. unbuc-
Desfivelar, va. to unbuckle.
Desfleimar, vn. to expectorate.
Desfloração, sf. defloration, de-
flowering. [ed.
Desflorado, a, pp. adj. deflower-
Desflorador. sm. deílourer.
Desfloramento, sm. defloration.
Desflorar, va. to deflower, to
deflour. [flowers (trees).
Desfloreoer, vn. to shed its
Desflorecido, a, pp. adj. that has
shed its flowers.
Desflorecixnento, sm. the act of
aheding blossoms. [flowers.
Desflorido, a, adj> without
Desfogonado, a, pp. adj. is said
wben tbe tonche-hole of a eun
is aptHled. ®
Desfogonar-se, vr. is said \7hen
the touche-hole of a gon is
spoiled. [Teaves.
Desfolha, sf. (bot.) the fali of the
Desfolhado, a, pp adj. leafless.
Desfolhador, sm. one who pulls
ofFthe leaves.
Desfolhadura, sf. stripping of
leaves. [leaves.
Desfolhar, va. to puU olf the
Desfolho, «m. thework of puUing
off the leaves of a tree.
Desforçado, a, pp. adj. roin-
vested.
Desforçador, sm. redresser
Desforçar, va. to reinvest, to
redress wrongs. [desfigure.
Desformar, va. to deform, to
Desforra, sf. the winning of one'3
money back again.
Desforrado, a, pp. adj. unlimed.
Desforrar, va. to unline, to take
out the lining. Besforrar-se, vr .
to win one'8 money back again .
Desfradado, a, pp. adj. turned
out of a monkish order.
Desf radar, va. to unfrock, to tom
a friar out of his order.
Desfraldado, a, »p. adj. loosened.
Velas desfraldadas , unfurled
sails. [width of a coat.
Desfraldar, va. to lessen the
Desfranzido, a,pp. adj. uuwrink*
led.
Desfranzir, va. to unwrinkle.
Desfrechar, va. to shoot arroiirs.
Desfreiado, a, adj. unbridled.
Desfrunchar, va. {surg. ) to draw,
to drivs out the pus.
Desfrutador, sm. or f. gatherer,
enjoyer.
Desfrutar, va. to gather, to enjoy .
Desfrutecer-se, vr. or n. to ue
spent uselessly.
Desfruto, sm joy, usufruit.
Desfundado, a, pp. adj. unbot-
tomed. [or pipe.
Desfundar, va. to stave a cask
Desgahado, a, pp. adj. blamed.
Desgabador, a, sm or f. dúic^^^BaB-
metidec, XAmivoí.
Desgábac , tia . vo >a\«safò, ;.. ^^-j.
Deagábo. sm. \i\«av^. ecv^^oxs^
meudaWoiL.
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Desgadelhado, a, pp. adj. dishe-
velleò .
Desgadelhar, va. to dishevel.
Desgalante. adj. 2 g. unhand-
some. unsrracetul.
Desgalgado, a, pp. adj. cast
down. preoipitated.
Desgalgar, va. to precipitate.
Desgalhar. va. to lop a tree.
Desgarrada, sf. a popular song.
Desgarradamente, adv. immo-
destly.
Desgarrado, a, pp. adj. that has
misse d Jiis way.
Desgarrão, sm" & hard gale.
Desgarrar, r^ . to miss oiie's way.
Desgarro, sm. quickness, brav-
ery, bravado. [wasted.
Desgastado, a, pp. adj. used,
Desgastamento, sm. wasteful-
ness. [sume.
Desgastar, va. to wear, to con-
Desgelado. Si,pp. adj. unfreezed.
Desgelar. va. to unfreeze.
Desgelo. sm. thaw.
Desgorjado, a. adj. with the
neck uncovered.
Desgostado, a, pp. adj. dis-
gusted, olfended. [offend.
Déísgostar, va. to disgfust, to
Desgosto, ^m. disgust, displea-
sure ; troublc, grief, sorrow.
Desgostosamente, adv. disgust-
ingly.
Desgostoso, a. adj. troublesome,
nnpleasnnt, disgusted.
Desgovernadamente, adv. care-
Icssly.
Desgovernado, a, pp. adj. care-
less, mindless, misgovemed.
Desgovernar, va. to trouble, to
misgovern. — {among farriers)
to drench a horse. Desgovemar-
«e, V7\ to grow unruly, disor-
dered. — o doente, not to keep
the proper diet. [ment.
Desgoverno , sm. misgovern -
Desgraça, sf. misfortune, dis-
grace.
Desgraçadamente, adv. unfor-
tunateíy, nnhappily.
I^a^graçâdo, a, adj. unliappy,
untbrtunate. [happy.
-Desgraçar, va. to render un-
Desçramar, vn. to root up the
quick grass or any noxious
herb. [dest.
Desgravisar, vn. to grow immo-
Desgregar, va. to scatter, to se-
parate oíT a flock or company.
Desgrenhado, a, pp. adj. dishe-
velled.
Desgrenhar, va. to dishevel.
JDesgrenhar-se, vr. to be dishe-
velled. [fetters.
Desgrilhoado , a, cuij. without
Desgrudado, a, pji. adj. unglued,
disjoined.
Desgrudar, va. to unglue, to dis-
joint. Desgrudar-se, vr. to un-
glue. [tious, not "wary.
Desguardado , a , adj. uncaa-
Desguardar, vn. to be uncau-
tious, not to be wary.
Desguarnecer, va. to depríve of
ornaments. Desguamecer-se^ vr.
to be undecked.
Desguarnecido, a, pp. adj. un-
adorned.
Deshabilitado, a, pp. adj. unfít,
incapable.
Deshabilitar, va. to incapacitate,
to render unfit.
Deshabitado, a, pp. adj. uninha-
bited.
Deshabitar, va. to render unin-
habitable, to forsake a place.
Deshabituado, a, jstp. adj. unac-
customcd.
Deshabituar, va. to disaccustom.
DesUabituar-se, vr. to disuse.
Desharmonia, sf. disharmony.
Desharmonisar, va. to discord,
to disagree.
Desherdação, sf. disinheriting*,
disheritauce. [rited.
Desherdado, a, pp. adj. disinhe-
Desherdar. va. to disinherit, to
deprive of an inheritance.
Deshonestado, a, pp. adj. im-
modest, indecent.
Deshonestamente, adv. immo-
destly, indecently.
Deshonestar, va. to divest of
honesty.
l>eBh»neiBUdade..«f'. dishonesty.
D^kiQinSB^A^ Qk> Oâ.^. \SD3£kSA«^.»
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Deshonor, sm. baseness, disho-
nour.
Deshonra, sf. dishonour, dis-
grace. [nestly.
Deshonradamente, adv. disho-
Deshonrado, a, pp. adi. disho-
noured. [nourer.
Beshonrador, a, sm. or ^. disho-
Deshonrar, va. to dishonour, to
disffrace. Deshonrca^ae^ vr.xo be
disnoDoured.
Deshonroso, a^ adj. dishonour-
able, sbameful. [ably.
Deshoras, adv. A — , unseason-
Deshuxnanado , a, pp. adj. di-
vested of humanity.
DewhTinfianaTnente 1 adv. inhu-
manly, cruel ly.
Deshumanar, va. to divest, of
humanity. [ity.
Deshumcmldade, sf. inbuman-
Deshumano, a, adj' inhuman,
barbarous.
Desição, sf. end, extinction
Desídia, sf. idleness.
Desidiosamente, adv. slothfully.
Desidioso, a, adj. slothfall.
Designação, sf. designation.
Designadamente, mv. design-
edly. [ated, market out.
Designado, a, pp adj design-
Designador, a, adj. and sm. ot f.
designator. [design.
Designar, va. to designate, to
Designativo, a, adj. designa-
tivo .
Desígnio, sm. design, purpose.
Desigual, adj. 2 g. unequal, un-
like. [velled.
Desigualado, a, pp. adj. unle-
Desigualar or Desegualar, va.
to make uneven or unequal.
Desigualdade or Desegual-
dade, sf. unequality, uneven-
ness.
Desigualmente or Desegual-
mente, adv. unequally.
Desimagínado, a, pp. adj, unim-
agíned.
Desimaginar, va. to blot a thing
out of another's imagination
Desimpedido, a, pp. adj» disem-
barrassed.
•í^atónipedínieiíto, gm, leisure.
Desimpedir, va. to disembarass,
to ria of. — o caminhOf to clear
the way.
Desimprensar, va. to take avr&y
the gioss of a cloth.
Desimpressionado, a, jpp. adj.
"without impression.
Desimpressionar, va. to ando
an impression. [pated.
Desinçado, a, pp. adj. extir-
Desinçar, va. to extirpate.
Desinchação, sf. unswelling.
Desinchado, a, pp. adj. un-
swolen.
Desinchar, va. to unsvoll.
Desinclínado, a, adj. disinclin-
ed.
Desinclinar, va. to disincline.
Desincorporação, sf. disincor-
poration, disunion.
Desinoorporado, a, j)p. adj. dis-
incorporated. [jporate,
Desincorporar, va. to disincor-
Desinência, sf tcrmination, end-
ing. [undeceive.
Desinf atuar, va to desabuse, to
Desinfecção, sf. disinfection.
Desinfectado, a, pp. adj. disin-
fected. [fects.
Desinfectador , sm. that disin-
Desinfectante, adj. 2 g. disin-
fecting.
Desinfectar, va. to disinfect, to
purify. Desinfectar-se, vr. to be
disinfected. [noyed.
Desinfestado, a, pp. adj. unan-
Desinf estar, va. to free from
enemies or robbers.
Desinf icionado, a, pp. adj. with-
out infection.
Desinficionar, va. to take axrar
the infection. [inflammea.
Desinflammado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desinfl ammar , va. (med.) to re-
move an inâammation.
Desinjuriar, va. to revenge.
Desinq[uietação, sf. uneasiness.
Desinquietado, a. pp. adj. dis-
quieted, disturbed.
Desínguietador. a, sm. or (. ^^-
quietet, à\SV.\tt\i«t. ,
Detónq^^\«c , t^a. v. ^^^,;.
DES
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Desintelligenoia, sf. discord,
variance. [self ignorant.
Deslntender, vn. to feign one's
Desintendido, a, pp. adj. that
wants understanding.
Desinteressadamente, culv. dis-
interostedly.
Desinteressado, a, adj. disin-
teressed, disinterested, impar-
tial.
Desinteressar, va. to disinterest.
Desintaressar-se^ «r. to give over
any part or interest in a thing.
Desinteresse, sm. disinterested-
ness. [íish.
Desinteresseiro, a, adj, unsel-
Desintiuneoer, va. to dissolve a
s"welling — , vn. to unswell.
Desintumecido, a, pp. adj. un-
swollen.
Desinvernar, vn. to leave the
winter-quarters.
Desinvestido, a, pp. adj. de-
prived of the possession of an
estate. [investituro.
Desinvestir, va to deprive of
Desirmanadamente, aav. une-
qually. [matched.
Desirmanado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desirmanar, va. to uninatch.
Desiscado, a, pp. adj. without a
bait. [a bait.
Desiscar, va. to cat or take away
Desistência, sf. desistance, ces-
sation.
Desistente, p. a. and adj. {in law)
he who does desistance.
Desistido, a, pp. adj. desisted.
Desistir, va. to desist, to cease
tVoíu. [medicine,
Desistivo. .^m. (med.) a purging
Desjarretar, va,{anc.) to hough,
to hanible.
Deajejuado, a. pp. adj that has
broken one's fast- [fast.
Desjejuar-se. vr. to break one'8
Desjuisado, a, pp. adj. deprived
of roason. [reason.
Desjuizar, va to deprive of
Desjungido, a, pp. adj, un^-oked;
l/Sç.) free from yoke,
•Das/ungir , ra. ' to unyoke, \o
frfe írvm yoke,
9Lnpp a<(;. onlaced
Deslaçar, va. to unlace.
Desladrilhado, a, pp. adj, un-
bricked. [the bricks.
Desladrilhar, va. to take away
Deslageado, a, pp. adj. un-
paved.
Deslagear, va. to unpave.
Deslastrado, a, pp. adj. unbal-
lasted.
Deslastrar, va. {a sea term\ to re-
move the ballast of a ship.
Deslavado, a, pp. ad^. disco-
loured. [impudence.
Deslavamento , sm. sauciness,
Deslavar, va. to discolour.
Deslavrado, a, pp. adj. it is said
of ground that has receivcd a
second tilth.
Deslavrar, va. to give ground
the second tilth.
Desleal, adj. 2 g. disloyal, false«
Deslealdade, sf. disloyalty.
Deslealmente, adv. disloyally.
Desleitado, a, pp. adj. milked.
Desleitsu:, va. to milk.
Desleixo, sm. V. Deleixo and de>
rivated. [or forgotten.
Deslembrado, a, pp. adi. foi^ot
Deslembrança , sf. f orgetiol-
ness.
Deslembrar, vn. to forget.
Deslendear, va. to extirpate, to
destroy.
Desliar, va. to untie.
Desligado, a, jpp. adj. imtied,
unbound. [untying.
Dealigadura , sf. unbindin^.
Desligamento, sm. the act of
untying.
Desligar, va. to untie, to loosen.
Desligarsc vr. to get loose.
DesUndação, sf. the act of dear-
ing any business. [rated.
Deslindado, a, pp, adj. sepa-
Deslindador, a, sm. or f. m-
quirer, examiner. [ness.
Dcâslindar, va. to clear any bnsi-
Deslingoado, a, adj. slanderer,
satirícal. [place.
Dealisadeiro, sm. a slippeij
, vn. to sLip, to slide.
X sm. \X)Lfe ^cX ^1 ^jtaasAi^
DES
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DES
Deslocação, sf. [surg,)^ disloca-
tion. [disiointed.
Deslocado, a, pp. adi. dislocated,
Deslocar, va. to disíocate. Deslo-
car-se^ vr. to be dislocated.
Deslodar, va. to draw out of the
mire. [backed.
Deslombado, a, pp. adj. broken-
Desloxnbar, va. to break the
back. [praised.
Deslouvado, a, pp. adj. un-
Deslouvar, va. to Dlame, to dis-
commend. [tion, blame.
Deslouvor, sm. discommenda-
Deslumbradamente, adv. daz-
zlingly. [zled.
Deslumbrado, a, pp. adj. daz-
Desluxnbrador, a, adj. dazzling.
Deslumbramento, sm. dazzling;
hallucination.
Deslumbrante, adj, 2 g. daz-
zling, bright.
Deslumbrar, va. to dazzlo. — ,
vn. or Deslumbrar-se, vr. to be
overçowered by lignt; ifig.) to
be mistakvn.
Deslumbroso, a, adj. dazzling.
Deslustrado, a, pp. adj. unlus-
trous. [lessens tne lustre.
Deslustrador, a, adj. and s. that
Deslustrar, va. to take away the
lustre. [lustre.
Deslustre , sm. deprivation of
Deslustroso, a, adj. deprived of
lustre, tarnished.
Desluzidamente , adv. darkly,
obscurely. [of lustre.
Desluzido, a, pp. adj. deprived
Desluzidor, a, adj that deprives
of lustre. [lustre.
Desluzimento , sm. want of
Desluzir, va. to take away the
beauty of a thing.
Desmaiado, a, pp. adj. fainted,
swooned.
Desmaiar, va. to dismay, to af-
fright. — , vn. to faint, to swoon ;
to decay. Desmaiar-se^ vr. to be
fainted, to be discouraged.
Desmaio, sm. swoon, fainting flt.
Desmalhado, a, pp. adj. un-
rin^ed. [unstitch.
Dfmmnlhar, va. to unring, to
Desmamado, a^pp. adj, weaued.
Desmamar, va. to -wean from the
breast.
Desmanohadamente, adv. con-
fusedly, disorderly.
Desmanchadão, ona, adj. care-
less, negligent.
Desmanc^-prazeres, sm. ov f.
a troublesome guest.
Desmanchar, va. to take to pie-
ees, to damage, to disord.
Dasmancho, sm. confusion, ex-
cess. [derately.
Desmandadamente, adv. iinmo-
Desmandado, a, pp. adj. disobe-
dient, unruly.
Desmandar-se, vr. to pass due
bounds. — , va. to countermand.
Desmando, sin. contrary order;
unruliness.
Desmantelado, a, pp. adj. dia-
mantled. Navio — , unmasted
ship. [mantling.
Desmantelamento , sm. dis-
Desmantelar, va. to dismantle.
Desmarcadamente, adv. immo-
derately. [rale.
Desmarcado, a, pp. adj. out of
Desmarcar, va. to unmark.
Desmarcado, a, pp. adj. ungo-
verned.
Desmarcar se, vr. {a sea term)
not to ster well (a ship).
Desmascarado, a, pp. adj. dis-
masked.
Desmascarar, va. to dismask,
to unmask. [masted.
Desmastreado, a, pp. adj. un-
Desmastreamento, sm. dismast-
ment.
Desmastrear, va. {a sea term) to
dismast, to unmast. Desmas-
trear-se, vr. to be dismasted.
Desmazeladamente, adv. care-
1/sssly, negligently.
Desmazelado, a, adj. careless.
Desmazelo, sm. negligence, care-
lessness. [inglj.
Desmedidamente, adv. exceed-
Desmedido, a, pp. adj. unmea-
sured, immense.
De&medic-BQ.« "OT. Vi ^'^ \.o^ vax,
toA)eTíts\i. ,. xvTtÂ
BoBroelancoUsado, a, pp. aáj.
Deamelaiicalisar. tu. U Tnake
Dierry. Deimt!arKolUar-ie, rr.
IO ilivon oqe*a self.
DeBmelliorHd.o, a, pp. eáj. moda
Jlufoaeiremembnince.
to bc fnrmlful. Zieime-
se, Tl', toloiathe rocol-
Desmentido «,
Xeamentidor â
Seamoderado, a, adj. immnje-
DBSmoderar-se.i"-. to baiminad-
>f. (fflIOÍ.J djM-
verter. [corropt,
SeamoreUiac «a. to pervart, M
Doanutronadiço. a, adJ.moald-
,, 47dj. moold-
(deatroy.
Besmoiu^do. a, pj)- adj. da-
DeamoutBT. va. xo cie», to arâi
Sesmurado. a, pp. ««w. onwailod.
Oeanarlgor. va. !■■
Deanasoiílo, a. pji. i.
Desnatar. Tjii miak
of i!i« milk.
DesnBtaradamBiite
Desnatarado, a, p,
Seanatural. i<'>j- is
IJesiiBtiiralieação ,
unuatunl.
iDeanaturallGado ,
, a, pp. adi. -willimit,
PO, to pnU «nl tti>\l>eBii»»í<ã»ni«!n>n, '
DES
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DES
Desnaturar, va. to unnataralize.
Desnavegavel, adj.ig. unnavi-
gable.
Desnecessariamente, adv. an-
necessarily.
Desnecessário, a, adj. unneces-
sary.
Desnecessidade, sf. unneces-
sariness. [nerves.
Desnervar, va. to cut off the
Desnevar, va. to thaw the snow.
Desnevoar, va. to make olear of
a fog or mist. [snow.
Desnevoso, a, adj. free from
Desnivelado, a, aaj. unlevelled.
Desnobrecer, va. to degrade.
Desnobrecido, a, pp. adj. de-
graded. [untied.
Desnodar-se, vr. to untie, to be
Desnodoso, a, adj {bot.) depri-
ved from knobs.
Desnoivar, va. to divorce, to
unmarry. [oftheway.
Desnorteado, a, pp. adj. put out
Desnortear, va. to lead astray.
— V. n. to mistake.
Desnotar, va. to disblame.
Desnucar or Desnocar, va. to
break the nape of the neck.
Desnudar, va. to strip.
Desnudez, sf. nudity.
De-sob, adv. loc. undemeath,
beneath.
Desobedecer, vn. to disobey.
Desobedecido, a, pp. adj. diso-
beyed;
Desobediência, sf. disobedience.
Desobediente, adj, 2 a. disobe-
dient. [obediently.
Desobedientemente, adv, dis-
Desobriga, sf. receipt.
Desobrigação, «/lexcuse, exemp-
tion of a duty.
Desobrigado, a, pp. adj. exempt-
ed, exempt.
Desobrigar, va. to exempt from
duty, to disoblige. Desobrigar"
«e, vr. to do oiie's duty.
Desobrigatorio, a, aaj. disobli-
gatory.
Desobstrucçào, sf. deoppilation.
Desobstruotivo, a, adj, desob<
atraent. [ing.
^^oaobstmencia, sf. deoppilat-
\
Desobstruente, adj. 2 g. desob-
struent.
Desobstruído, a, deoppilated.
Desobstruir, va. to deoppilate.
Desoccasionado, a, adj. out of
occasion. [leisurely.
Desoccupadamente, adv. idly,
Desoccai>ado, a, pp. adj. unoc-
cupied, idle.
Desoocupar, va. to quit, to unoc-
cupy. Desoccupar'Se^ vr. to re-
tire from business.
Desoffusoar, va. to scatter, to
disperse.
Deseje, adv. {anc.) from this day.
Desolação, sf. desolation, des-
truetion.
Desolado, a, pp. adj. desolated.
Desolador, a, adj. desolater.
Desolar, va. to desolate.
Desolbeirado, a, adj. that hás
deep streaks under the eye.
Desonerado, a, pp. adj. exoner*
ated. [exempt.
Desonerar, va. to exonerate, to
Desopilação, sf. deoppilation.
Desopilado, a, pp. adj. deop-
pilated.
Desopilar, va. to deoppilate.
Desopilativo, a, adj. deoppila-
tive. [fort.
Desoppressão, sf. relief, com-
Desoppressor, a, adj. and sm.
or f. he or she "who relleves.
Desopprimido, a, pp. adj, re-
lieved, comforted.
Desopprimir, va. to ease, to '
comfort; to free from oppres-
sion.
Desordem, sf. disorder.
Desordenadamente, cdv. disor-
derly. [dered.
Desordenado, a, pp. adj. disor-
Desordenador, a, sm, or f, he
or she who disorders.
Desordenar, va. to disorder.
Desordenar-sCy vr. to be disor-
dered. fears.
Desorelhar, va. to cut on the
Desorganisação , sf. disor^&tvv-
zation. \5st%w»3*^.
DesoTgaxL\sado^ «., «pp. o.d.v ^^^~
Be8orQ«n\B%ânT^ «^n ««^- ^^ ^'
DES
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DES
Desorganisar, va. to disorganize.
Desorganisar-se, vr. to be disor-
ganized. [the way.
Desorientadamente, aav. out of
Desorientado, a, pp. adj. dis-
orientated.
Desorientar, va. to lead astray.
Desomar, va. to disadorn.
Desossado, a, pp. adj. unboned.
Desossar, va. to unbone, to take
the boné from the íiesh.
Desova, sf. spawning-time.
Desovamento, sm. spawn.
Desovar, vn. to spawn.
Despachadamente, adv. speed-
ily. [patched, sent.
Despachado, a, pp. adj. dcs-
Despachador, «m. amanof qaick
despatch. [broker.
Despachante, sm. castom-house
Despachar, va. to despatch, to
expedite ; to clear goods at the
custom-house. Despachar-se^ vr.
to con elude one*s aflfairs.
Despacho, sm. despatch.
Despahnar, va. to pare a horse's
hoofs.
Despapado, a, pp. adj. (in horse-
manship) that lifts tne head too
much.
Despapar, vn. to liftup the head
toomuch(ahorse). [charge.
Desparrar, va. to shoot, to dis-
Despartido, a, pp. adj. sepa-
rated, disunited.
Despartir, va. to separate.
' Despastar, va. to destroy.
Despavorido, a, adj, without
dread, fearless.
Despeado, a, pp. adj. foundered,
unchained.
Despear, va. to unfetter, to un-
lock a horse.
Despedaçado, a, pp. adj. tom
in pieces.
Despedaçar, va. to tear to pieces.
Despedida, sf. farewell, dismis-
sing, taking leave.
Despedido, a, pp. adj. he who
took leave ; dismissed.
Despedimento, sm. the act of
taking Jeave.
an end. Despedir-se^ vr. to take
leave. [affection.
Despegadamente, adv. -without
Despegado, a, pp. adj. unglaed ;
disaffôcted.
Despegar, va. to unglue. — vn.
— da obra^ to leave's one work.
Despegar- se ^ vr. to part, to
leave, to get rid.
Despego or Desapego, sm. dis-
affection. [contemned.
Despeitado, a, pp. adj. despised,
Despeitador, sm. despiser, con-
temner. [ness.
Despeitamento, sm. despised-
Despeitar, va. to despite, to vex;
to despise. [tempt, spite.
Despeito, sm. ill humour; con-
Despeitorado, a, pp. adj. un-
bosomed, eased.
Despeitorar, va. to unbosom ;
{med.) to expectorate. Despei-
torar-se^ vr. to open or discover
oDe's breast. [malicious.
Despeitoso, a. adj. despiteful,
Despejadaniente, adv. quickly,
expeditiously. [impudent.
Despejado, a, pp. adj. cleared;
Despejar, va. to clear or void a
place; to depart. Despejar-se,
vr. to grow impudent.
Despejo, sm. immodesty, inde-
cency.
Despejos, sm. pi. the accommo-
dations of a house.
Despenar, va. to exonerate from
cares. [waster.
Despendedor, a, sm. or f. a
Despender, va. to spendf. —
razões^ to produce reasons.
Despendurar, va. to unhang.
Despenhadamente, adv. preci-
pitantly.
Despenhadeiro, sm, precipice.
Despenhado, a, pp. adj. preci-
pitated.
Despenhar, va. to throw or cast
down head long. Despenhar-se,
vr. to fali headlong.
Despenho, sm. a falling from a
high place.
Despensa.^ sf . ViwUet-^ ^ ^axitry.
JDespediry va. to dismiss, to aendXDewpenaeívro^^, sm. «t t->svjíítfit
aw&y. — vn, to cease, to be at \ »XfirsH«^.
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Despentear « oa. to dishevel, to
undress the hair. Despentear-se,
vr. to undress one^s bair.
Desperança, sf. despair, despon-
dency. [pond.
Desperar, vn. to despair, to des-
Desperceber, va. to unprovide.
Despercebido, a, pp. adj. un-
provided, unexpected.
Desperdiçadaxnente, adv. pro-
digally.
Desperdiçado, a, p». adj. lavish-
ed, spent prodigally.
Desperdiçador, a, sm. or f. pro-
digal, spendthrift.
Desperdiçar, va. to lavish, to
scatter.
Desperdicio, sm. lavishness.
Desperecer, vn. {anc.) to perish.
Desperecimentp , sm. perish-
abieness.
Desperf ilar, va. to derange a line
(of troops, etc.) , {paint.) tomake
round the lines of a picture.
Despersuadir, va. to dissuade.
Despersuasão, sf. dissuasion.
Despertado, a, jap. adj. waked,
roused.
Despertador, a, sm. or f. he tbat
wakes others ; exciter ; an
alarm-bell. — de relógio^ an
alarm-watcb.
Despertar, va. to wake, to rouse
from sleep. — vn. to wake.
Desperto, a, adj. -waked, awaked.
Despeza, sf. charge, expense,
cost.
Despicado, a, pp. adj. revenged.
Despicador, sm. revenger.
Despicar, va. to revenge. Despi-
car-se, vr. to be revenged.
Despido, a, pp. adj. stripped of,
made naked. [manly,
Despiedadamente, adv. inhu-
Despiedade, sf. inhumanity.
Despiedado, a, adj. cruel, mhu-
man. [cifully.
Despiedosamente, adv. unmer-
Despiedoso, a, adj. unmerciful,
merciless.
Despixnento, sm. divestíng.
Despintar, va. to misrepresent,
to fãlsify. [venge taken.
iJeapique, sm, satisfaction, re-
Despir, va. to divest, to strip.
Despir-se^ vr. to pulí ofiF one s
clothes; {fig.) to leave, to for-
sake. [planted.
Desplantado, a, pp. adj. trans-
Desplantar, va. to transplant.
Desplumar, va. to deplume, to
plume. [spoiled.
Despojado, a, pp. adj. stript,
Despojador, a, sm. or f. spoiler,
stripper.
Despojar, va. to strip, to spoil.
Despojar-se^ vr. to deprive one's
self, to be spoiled.
Despojo, sm. robbing, spoiling,
spoil, booty.
Despontar, va. to blunt. — vn.
to depart from a practice. Ao
— do sol^ at the risin^ of the
sun. [hoof of a horse.
Desportilhar, va. to shape the
Desposada, sf. a bride.
Desposado , a , pp. adj. affí-
anced, betrothea. — , sm. a
bride-grooin .
Desposar, va. to afâance, to be-
troth. Desposar-sey vr. to be be-
trothed." [betrothing.
Desposorios, sm. pi. espousals,
Despossuir, va to dispossess of.
Déspota, sm. despot.
Despoticamente, adv. despoti-
cally. [potical.
Despótico, a, adj. despotic, des-
Despotisar, va. to rule, to com-
mand despoticallv.
Despotismo, sm. despotism.
Despovoação, sf. depopulatlon.
Despovoado, sm. a desert place.
Despovoado, a, pp. adj. depopu-
lated, unpeopled.
Despovoador, sm. depopulator.
Despovoar, va. to oepopulate,
to unpeopíe.
Despratear, va. to rub out the
silver of any thing.
Desprazer, sm. displeasure, dis-
gust, grief.
Desprazivel, adj. 2 g. disagree-
able, unpieasing. [slight.
Despreçax^ -oa. Vi t.cixv\fòxKv^>>'»
Despreoo^ sm. ^ecwj ç>1^^cví^ '^''^^^^
Despregado, a., pp - adi . ^;^^^^'
DES
ao6 —
DES
Despregar, va. to annail ; to un-
plait, — os olhos ^ to open the
eyes. Despregar-se ^ vr, to be
unnailed.
Despregulçar, vn. or Despre-
guiçar-se, vr. to stretch one^s
self after sleep. [plished.
Desprendado, a, adj. unaccom-
Desprender, va. to untie, to
unbiiid, to let go. Desprender-se,
vr. to break loose. — dos olhos
de alguém, to disappear.
Desprendido, a, pp. adj. un-
chained. [sing.
Despreoccupação , sf. disabu-
Despreoccupar, va, to disabuse,
to iindeceive.
Desprevenção, sf. unwaríness.
Desprevenidamente, adv. un-
"W^arily, carelessly.
Desprevenido, a, adj. uncau-
tious.
Desprezadamente, adv. despis-
ingly; soornfully.
Desprezado, a, pp. adj. despised.
Desprezador, a,
piser, contomner
T
des-
Desprezar, va, to despise, to
Bcorn. Desprezar-se^ vr. to dis-
dain, to scorn.
Desprezável, adj. 2 g. despica-
ble. contemptibíe.
Desprezível, adj. 2 g. despicable,
contemptibíe. [cabl}^.
Desprezivelmente, c^v, despi-
Desprezo, sm. contempt, scorn.
Desprimor, sm. tault, xrant of
skill; defect. [íinished.
Desprimorado, a, pp. adj, un-
Desprimorar, va. to take a^ay
the lustre ; to riiisrepresent.
Desprimorosamente, adv. nn-
skilfully, inaccurately.
Desprimoroso, a, adj. unskilful,
inaccurato.
Desprivança, sf. disgrace.
Desprivar, va. to disgrace, to
turn out of favour.
Despronunciar, va. (m law) to
acquit, to discharge.
Desproporção, sf. disproportion.
Desproporoionadamente, tidv.
disproportionately , dispropor-
tionally.
Desproporcionado, a, pp. adj-
disproportioned.
Desproporoionar, va. to dispro-
portion.
Despropositadamente , adv.
nonsensically.
Despropositado, a, adj. imper-
tinent, foolish.
Despropositar, va. to talk idly.
Despropósito, sm. nonsense, im-
pertinence. [deprive of.
Desprover, va. to mnprovide, to
Desprovidamente, adv. unex-
pectedly.
Desprovido, a, pp. adj. unpro-
vided, deprived.
Desprovimento, sm. -want of
provision, deprivatiou.
Desqualificar, va. to unqualify.
Desqualificar-se, vr. to be dis-
qualiôedv
Des <iuè. adv. {anc.) as soon as.
V. Desde que.
Desqueixado, a, pp. adj. that
has one's jaws broken oíf.
Desqueixar, va to tear the ja-ws.
Desquerer, va. to dislike, to
cease loving.
Desquerido, a, pp. adj disliked,
loved no more. [anxiety.
Desquietação, sf. unquietness,
Desquietar, va. to disquiet, to
make uneasy. Desquietar-se^ vr,
to disquiet one's self.
Desquieto, a, adj. disqniet, un-
easy.
Desquitar, va. to divorce. Des-
quitar-se^ vr. to divorce.
Desq[uite, sm. divorce, separa-
tion; a recovering what was
lost. [plant.
Desramar, va. to thin a tree or
Desrebuçado, a, adj. uncon-
cealed, uncovered. [derly.
Desregradamente, adv. disor-
Desregrado, a, pp. adj. unruled,
disordered [confusion.
Desregramento, sm. disorder,
Desregrar t va. to disorder. Des-
regrar-se, tr. to exceed in eating
or drinking. [ness.
Desregulamento , sm. unruli-
Deeremediado, a, pp. adj. irre-
mediable.
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Desrevestir-se, vr. to pull ott
again the vestments.
Deaeaborar, va. to displease, to
disgast.
Dessaborido, a, adi. insipid.
Dessaboroso, a, aaj. that has a
bad taste.
Dessagrar, va. to degrade a
priest from holy orders.
Dessalgar, va. to unsalt.
Dessazonar, va. to take out the
proper time ; to turn insipid.
Dessedentar, va. to quench
one's thirst. [not certain.
Dessegurado, a, adj. unsure,
Dessellado, a, pp. cuij, unsad-
dled; unsealed. [unseal.
Dessellar, va. to unsaddle; to
Desseznelhar , va. Desrímilhar
and derivated. [of.
Dessentir, va. not to be sensiole
Dessepulto, a, adj. unbnried.
Dessequioso, a, adj. undried,
not thirsted.
Desser or Dessert, sm. dessert.
V. Sobremesa. [harm.
Desserviço , sm. disservice ,
Desservido, a, pp. adj. dis-
served. [hurt.
Desservir, va. to disserve, to
Dessicação , sf. (bot.) desicca-
tion, drving. [dissimilitude.
Dessixniihança, sf. unlikeness,
Dessimilhante, adj. 2 g. unlike,
dissimilar.
Dessimilhar , va. to make un-
like, to desfigure. Dessimilhar-
.56, vr. to be unlike.
Dessoocorrer, va. to forsake.
Dessoccorrido, a, pp. adj. un-
relieved, fcrsaken.
Dessocegado, a, adj. restless,
disturbed.
Dessoldar, va. to unsolder.
Dessorar-se, vr. to be turneci,
Dessoterrar, va. to disinter, to
unbur}'. [separated.
Destacado, a, pp. adj. detached.
Destacamento, sm. {milit.) de-
taohment. [parate.
Destacar, m. to detach, to se-
Destaznpado, a, pja. adj. that
talks ignorantly; siUy; intem-
perate.
Destampar, va. to talk ignoraat*
ly. — vn. — com, alguém^ to fali
out with one.
Destampatório, sm. nonsense.
Destapado, a,pp. adj. unstopped,
opened.
Destapar, va. to unstop, to open.
Destecedura, sf. unweaving.
Destecer, va. to unweave, to un-
ravel.
Destecido, a, pp. adj. unwoven,
unravelled.
Destelhado, a, pp. adi. untiled.
Destelhar, va. to untile.
Destemer, va. to have no fear.
Destemi dam ente , adv. boldly,
fearlessly. [pidity.
Destemldez, sf. boldness, intre-
Destemido, a, adj. bold, fear-
less. [pidity.
Destemor, sm. boldness, intre-
Destempera, sf. strife, brawling.
Destemperadamente, adv. in-
temperately.
Destemperado, a, adj, out of
tune; diluted.
Destemperamento, sm. weak-
ness, íooseness. [rance.
Destemperança , sf. intempe-
Destemperar, va. to distemper,
to put out of temper; to put out
of tune ; to dilute. Destemperar-
«e, vr. to be out of tune.
Destempero, sm. foolery.
Desterrado, a, pp. adj. banished.
Desterrar, va. to banish, to drive
away. Dcsterrar-se^ vr. to banish
one's self. [sert.
Desterro, sm. banishment; de-
Destetar, va. to wean. V. Des-
mamar.
Destinação, sf. destinv.
Destinado, a^i^* adj. aestinated,
determined.
Destinar, va. to destine, to de-
termine, to purpose.
Destingidq, a, pp. adj. discolour-
ed.
Destingir, va. to discolour. Des-
tingir-se^ vr. to lose its colour.
Destino, sm. destiny, fate, doom.
Destituição, sf. destitution, want.
Destituído, a,pp. adj. destituted,
diamissed.
SSBl
DES
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Destituir, va. to dismiss; to leave
one destitute.
Destocar, va. to pull away the
stumps of a fíeld.
Destoldar, va. to take away an
awning.
Destorcer, va. to untwist.
Desterroar, va. to harrow.
Destoucado,a,pp. adj. uncoifed.
Destoucar, va. to undress the
head, to uncoif.
Destra, sf. the right hand. Y.
Dextra.
Destramar, va. to unweave.
Destramente, adv. sharply, a-
droitly.
Destrancar, va. to unhar.
Destravar, va. to unfetter.
Destrepar-se, vr. V. Deslizar-se.
Destreza, sf. dexterity, handi-
ness. [clear.
Destrinçar, va. to unravel, to
Destripado, a, adj. gutted.
Destripar, va. to gut.
Destripular, va. (a sea term) to
unrig.
Destro, a, adj. dexterous, clever.
Destroçado, a, pp. adj. defeated.
Destroçador, a, adj. and s. that
destroys or puts to the rout.
Destroçar, va. to make havock,
to defeat, to destroy.
Destrocar, va. to change again
•what was changed before.
Destroço, sm. havock, destruc-
tion, spoil.
Destronado, a, pp. adj. de-
throned.
Destronar, va. to dethrone.
Destroncar, va. to truncate.
Destronizar, va. V. Desentroni-
zar. rtibility.
Destructibilidade, sf. destruc-
Destructivamente, adv. des-
tructively.
Destructivel, adj. 2 g. that may
be destroyed.
Destructivo, a, adj. destructive.
Destruição, sf. destmction, ruin.
Destruido, a, pp. adj. ruinod,
wasted, destroyed.
Destruidor, a, sm. or f. dea-
troyer.
jyeBÚruir, va. to destroy, to de
molish, to subvert. Destruir^e,
vr. to come to ruin.
Destrunfar, va. to play a trump.
Desubstanciar, va. to enervate,
to deprive of substance.
Desudação, sf. {med.) desuda-
tion. [elude.
Desumir, va. to desume, to con-
Desunhar, va. to take away the
nails. Desunhar-se, vr. ifio-) to
labour with tooth and naii.
Desunião, sf. disjunction, dis»
union. [ly.
Desunidamente, adv. separate-
Desunido, a, pp. adj. disunited,
separated. [parate.
Desunir, va. to disunite, to se-
Desusadamente, aíZv unusually.
Desusado, a, pp. adj. unusual,
disused.
Desusar, va. to disuse, to disac-
custom. Desusar-sCy vr. to be-
come disused.
Desuso, sm. disuse.
Desvairado, a, pp. adj, discor-
dant, unharmonious.
Desvsdrar, vn. to rave, to de-
lirate. [another.
Desvaire, sm. a way opposed to
Desvaler, vn. to be out or favour.
Desvalido, a, adj. abandoned.
— sm.he who is out of favour.
Desvalimento, sm. disgrace, loss
of favour. [dity.
Desvalor, sm. cowardice, timi-
Desvanado, a, adj. that makes
dizzy.
Desvanecedor. a, adj. that dis-
appoints, or frustrates.
Desvanecer, va. to puíf up with
pride; to frustrate, to deceive.
Desvanecer-se. vr. to growproud;
to vanish.
Desvanecidamente, adv. proud-
ly, arrogantly.
Desvanecido, a, pp. adj. dissi-
pated, frustrated. [ceit.
Desvanecimento, sm. pride, con-
Desvantagem, sf. disadvantage,
prejudice.
Desvantajosamente, adv. dis-
j.
DES
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DET
Desvão, sm. garret, little closet.
Desvariadamente, adv. foolish-
ly, inconsiderately.
Desvariado, a, pp. adj. doted,
raved, manv and various. — do
juízo, light-headed.
Desvariar, vn. to rave, to deli-
rate. — va. to alter.
Desvarioado, a, adj. {bot.) diva-
ricate. [raving.
Desvario, sm. alienation of mina,
Desveladaxnente, adv. watch-
fully, carefully.
Desvelado, a, adj. withoat sleep,
waking; {fig.) careful.
Desvelar, va. to hinder from
sleeping ; ifig.) to make careful.
Desvelo, sm. -watching, care,
zeal, diligence, watchfulness.
Desvendai, va. to take off a
bandage. Desvendar-se, vr. to
be unmasked.
Desvenerar, va. V. Desacatar.
Desventura, sf. misfortune, un-
happiness. [fortunately.
Desventuradamente, adv. un-
Desventurado, a, j^. adj. un-
fortunate, unhappy.
Desventurar, va. to make unfor-
tunate, unhappy.
Desventuroso, a, adj. unhappy.
Desvergonlia , sf. shameless-
ness, impudence.
Desvergonliado, a, adj. impu-
dente shameless.
Desvestido, a, ^. adj. undress-
ed, divested. [vest.
Desvestir, va. to undress, to di-
Desviado, a, pp. adj. removed,
turned away.
Desviar, va. to put out of the
"way, to turn away; to dis-
suade ; to interrupt ; to parry a
blow. — os humores y to revulse.
Desviar-se, vr. to turn away. —
do caminho y to deviate ; digress ;
to miss one's wa^. [ment.
Desvio, sm. deviation, retire-
Desvirtuar, va. to pall, to make
insipid, to take the virtue.
Desvirúiar-se, vr, to lose the
virtue.
neavirtude, sf. want of virtue.
l>oavivBr, vn. to die.
Detalhar, va. {mil.) to distribute,
to divide. [division.
Detalhe, sm. {mil.) distribution,
Detença, sf. delay, detention.
Detenção, sf. detention.
Detenóoso,a, adj. slow, protract-
ing, aelaying ; craggy, arduous.
Detensor, sm. detainer.
Detentor, sm. (in law) holder.
Deter, va. to detain, to stop; to
retard; to oppose. Deter-se^ vr.
to stay. [tergent.
Detergente, adj. 2 g. {medT) de-
Detergido, a, pp. adj. deterged.
Detergir, va. to deterge, to
cleanse.
Deterioração, sf. deterioration.
Deteriorado, a, pp. adj. dete-
riorated. * ■>
Deteriorar, va. to deteriorate,
to grow "worse. Deteriorar-se,
vr. to be deteriorated.
Deterioridade, sf. deterioration,
detriment. [tion.
Determinação , sf. determina-
Determinadamente , adv. de-
terminately.
Determinado, a, pp. adj. deter-
mined. [termines.
Determinador, sm. one who de-
Determinante, adj. 2 g. deter-
minative, decisive.
Determinar, va. to determine,
to decide, to fix. Deter minar-se,
vr. to resolve one's self.
Determinativo, a, adj. determi-
n ative. [gi°&-
Detersão, sf. the act of deter-
Detersivo, a, adj. detersive,
abstergent. [mination.
Detestação, sf. detestation, abo-
Detestado, a, pp. adj. detested,
abominated.
Detestando, a, adj. detestable.
Detestar, va. to detest, to abo-
minate. [hateful.
Detestável, adj. 2 g. detestable,
Detestavelmente, adv. detest-
ably. fstopped.
Detido, a, pp. adj. VvsAsstvÃ^^
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Detorado, a, pp, adj. praned,
lopped.
Detorar, va. to priine, to lop.
Detracção, sf. aetraction, slan-
der.
Detraotivo, a, adj. detractive.
Detractor, a, sm. cr f, detracter,
slanderer.
Detrahido, a, 2^ adj. detracted,
slandered.
Detrahir, va. to detract, to
slander.
Detraz, adv. after, behind.
Detrimento, sm. detriment, da-
mage.
Detrito, sm. detritus.
Detumecencia, sf. (med.) remo-
vai of a sweUing.
Deturpar, va. to poUute, to de-
form.
Deudo, sm. parent, relative.
Deus, sm. God. O corpo de — ,
Corous-Christi-day. — o queira/
God g^rant it ! Graças a — , thank
God. — vo-lo pague/ God—a-
mercy !
Deusa, sf. goddess.
Deutero > canónico , a , adj.
{theol.) deutero-canonical.
Deuteronomio, sm. deutero -
nomy. [leisurely.
Devagar, adv. slowly, softly,
Devaneado, a, pp.' adj. raved,
delirious, imagined.
Devanear, va. to rave, to fancy,
to imagine. [tion.
Devaneio, sm. doating, delira-
Devassa, sf. the act of examin-
ing witnesses; inquest, judi-
cial inquiry.
Devassação, sf, break, inôraction
of a custom.
Devassado, a, pp. adj. conspi-
cuous, in view.
Devassador, a, sm. or f. publi-
sher, divulgar.
Devassamente, adv. "without de-
fence ; licenliously.
Devassamento, sm. the act of
examinÍDg witnesses.
Devassante, sm. he that exam-
ines vitnesses.
Devassar, va. {in law) to examine
mtneBses; to take a view of.
Denassar^se ^ vr. {a mulher) to
become licentious, debauched.
Devassidão, sf. licentiousness.
Devasso, a, adj. that does not
shut close; licentious. Mulher
devassa^ a prostituta.
Devastação, sf. devastation.
Devastado, a, pp. adj. devas-
tated, desolated.
Devastador, a, ndj. that deso-
lates. — , sm. desolater.
Devastar, va. to devastate, to
ravage.
Devedor, a, sm. or f. debtor.
Deventre, sm. the entrails or
bowels.
Dever, sm. duty.
Dever, va. to owe, to be indeb-
ted; to be obliged. Qu£ devemos
fazer ^ what must we do! Elle
deve vir hoje^ he is to come to-
day. [earnest.
Deveras, adv. truly, indeed, in
Deve -se, v. imp. vfe must, or
ought.
Devessa, sf. pasture ground;
ground píanted with chesnut-
trees, oaKS.
Deviação, sf. deviation.
Deviar, va. to deviate.
Devidaimente, adv. duly, in a
due manner.
Devido^ BifPp. adj. o-wed, obliged ;
just, reasonable.
Devio , a , adj. put out of the
way, inaccessibie.
Devusa, sf. division, separation.
Devlsadsímente , adv. with li-
mits or bounds.
Devisado, a, pp. adj. discerned,
distinguished. [mit.
Devisão, sf. bound, border, li-
Devisar, va. to discern, to see,
to discover.
Devoção, sf. devotion.
Devocionario, sm. a prayer-
book. [vate devotions.
Devoções, sf. pi. prayers, pri-j
Devolução, sf. devolution. ^L
Devolutario, sm. {in lato) hei
that has a benefíce fallen into X
lapse or claims oiie.
Devolutivo, a» adj, belonging to
devolution.
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Devoluto , a , adj, devolved ,
escheated.
Devolver, va. to leave, to refer
a thing to one. Devolver-se^ vr.
(m teto) to be devolved.
Devolvido, SL,jm,adj. devolved.
Devoração, sf. devoration.
Devorado, a, pp. adj. devoured.
Devorador, a, sm. or f. devou-
rer.
Devorante, adj. 1 g. devouiing.
Devorar, va. to devour, to eat
up ravenously. [devoted.
Devotado, a, adj. consecrated.
Devotamente , adv, devoutly ,
piously.
Devoto, a, adj. devout, pious.
Dexteridade, sf. dexterity; ac-
tivity, skill.
Dextra, sf. the right hand.
Dextro, a, adj. dexter, right;
dextral.
Dextrocherio, sm. {herald.) the
right arm, dextrochere.
Dey, sm. Dey.
Dez, s. and adj. num. ten.
Dezavo, sm. tne tenth part.
Dezembro, sm. December.
Dezena, sf. the place of tens in
numeration.
Dezeno, a, adj. tenth.
Dezenove, s. and adj. nineteen.
Dezesels, s. and adj. sixteen.
Dezeseistavado, a, adj, having
sixteen sides or faces.
Dezesete, s. and adj. seventeen.
Dezoito, 8. and adj. ei^hteen.
Dia, sm. the day. — de entrudo,
Shrove-Tuesday. — do Nataly
Christmas - day. — de Páscoa^
Easter-day. — de anno 6om,
New-year's day. — de BeiSj
Twelrth-day. — santo, a holy
day. — claro, broad day Cada
— , day by day. De dois em dois
dias , every second day. De três
em três diaSj every third day.
ffa oito — , a "week ago. Dê
hoje a oito — , this day sen-
night. Quinze — , a fortnight.
De dia, in the day time. Sons
dias, gooà morrow, good morn-
Lag. Pardia, a day. De noite e de
—, day and night.
Diabéllia, sf. {bot.) back's hom.
V. Guia Bella.
Diabetes, sm. {med.) diabetes.
Diabético, a, a4j. diabetic, dia*
betical.
Diabo, sm. the de vil.
Diabolicamente , adv. diaboli-
cally, devilishly.
DiaboÚco, a, aaj. devilish, dia-
bólica].
Diabrete, sm. a small de vil.
Diabrosis, sf. erosion, corrosion.
Diabrotioo, a, adj. that produ-
ces erosion.
Diabníra, sf. devilishness, de-
vilish trick, witchcraft.
Diacarthamo , sm. a medicine
chiefly made of seeds of car-
thamum. [tholican.
Diacatholicão, sm. (med.) diaca-
Diachylão, sm. {pnarm.) dia-
chylon. [poppies.
Diacodio, sm. syrup of white
Diaconal, adj. 2 g. diaconal.
Diaconato, sm. deaconship, dea-
conry. [conship.
Diaoonia, sf. deaconry , dea-
Diaconioo, sm. diaconicon.
Diaconisa, sf. deaconess, diaco-
nissa.
Diácono, sm. deacon.
Diadema, sm. diadem.
Diademado, a, adj. {blas.) dia-
demed, crowned. [oeryl.
Diadooos, sm. {min.) a sort of
Diaía, sf. a re-wara ^ven to
husbandmen above their due.
Diafora, sf. {bot.) a gramineous
plant.
Diaforesis, sf. {med.) V. Dietpho-
resis and derivated.
Diagnosis, sf. {med.) diagnostic.
Diagnostica, sf. {med.) diagnos-
tic. [cate.
DiagnoeticaTi va. to diagnosti-
Diagnostico, a, adj. {med.) dia-
gnostic.
Diagonal, adi. 2 g. {geom.) dia-
gonal. — , sf. diagonal.
Diagonalmente^ ad». ^va^^^-
naíly. \St«a^-
Diagremxaa^ sm. Va^w^A ^'^*'"
\ Bial, odj . 1 g . ^wX^. . ^cn^c.
DIA
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Dlalecticaxnente, adv, diaiecti-
cally.
Dialéctico, a, adj. dialectical. — ,
8771. a dialectician, a logician.
Dialecto, sm. dialect.
Dialogado, a, pp. adj. having
the form of a dialogue.
Dialogai, adj. 2 g. dialogistic.
Dialogalmente, adv. dialogisti-
cally. [dialogue.
Dialogar, va. to dialogize, to
Dialogia, sf. {rhet.) diaphora.
Dialogico, a, adj. dialogistic.
Dialogisar, vn. to dialogize.
Dialogismo, sm. dialo^ism.
Dialogista, sm. dialogist.
Dialogistico, a, adj. dialogistic.
Disdogo, sm. dialogue.
Dialthea, sf. {pharm.) ointment
of marsh-mallows.
Diaxuantado , a, adj. cut and
polished like a diamond.
Diaxnantar, va. to cut or polish
like a diamond.
Disunante, sm. diamond.
Diamantino, a, adj. adaman-
tino, [lapidary.
Diamantista, 5772.diamond-cutter,
Diametral, adj. 2 g. diametral,
diametrical. [trically.
Diametralmente , adv. diame-
Diâmetro, sm. diameter.
Diamoro, sm. {pharm.) confec-
tion or syrup made of mul-
berries [solver.
Diana, sf. {mytk.) Diana ; {chem.)
Diante, prep. before, in front of.
Ao — , afterwards. D' aqui em
— , hereafter, henceforward.
Dianteira, sf. front, a running
before.
Dianteiro, a, adj. that is or
goes before another.
Diapasão, sm. diapason.
Dlapedesis, sf. {med.) diapedesis.
Diapente, sm. {mus.) diapenti, a
perfect fifth; {pharm.) a com-
Í)ound of five different drugs.
aphaneidade, sf. diaphaneity.
Diaphano, a, adj diaphanous,
diaphanic. [resis.
Diapnoresis, sf. {med.) diapho-
DiaixhoretioOf a, adj. diapho-
retic.
Diaphragma, sm. diaphragm.
Diaphragmatico, a, adj. {med)
diaphragmatic.
Diapnraspnitis, sf. (med.) an in-
flammation of the diaphragm.
Diaporesis, sf. {rhet.) aiaporesis.
Diariamente, adv. daily.
Diário, a, adj. daily.
Diário, sm. a diary, a journal.
Diarista, sm. diarist, journalist.
Diarrhea, sf. diarrhsea.
Diaspro, sm. {miner.) a kind of
jasper,
Diástole, sf. {med.) diástole;
k/ram.) the extension of a syl-
lable.
Diastylo, sm. {arch.) diastyle.
Diatessarão, sm. diatessaron.
Diatonicamente , adv. {mus.)
diatonically.
Diatónico, a, adj. diatonic.
Diatribe, sm. diatribe.
Dição, sf. dominion, power.
Dicaz, adj. 2 g. satyrical.
Dicção, sf. diction, style.
Diccionario, sm. dictionary.
Dicclonarista, sm. a lexico-
grapher.
Dichote, sm. scoff, jest.
Dicordio, sm. dichord.
Dicotomo, a, adj dichotomous.
Dictado, a, pp. adj. dictated.
Dictador, sm. dictator.
Dictadura, sf. dictatorship, dic-
tature.
Dictame, sm. dictate.
Dictamo, sm. {bot.) dittander,
dittany.
Dictar, va. to dictate.
Diotatorio, a, adj. dictatorial.
Dicterio, sm. jest, scoff.
Didáctica, sf didactics.
Didacticamente , adv. didac-
tically.
Didáctico, a adi. didáctica].
Didactilo, a, didactylous.
Dieresis, sf. {med.) dioeresis.
Dieretico, a, adj. and s. {med.) a
corrosivo medicine.
Diesis, sf. {mus.) sharp, semi-
tone.
Dieta, sf. diet, food.
Dietético f a, adj. {med,) die-
tetical.
iJietetuiiB. sai, âi«lsr
JJUfaoiaoão, tf. defamation
BiHamado, a, jip. odj. deli
Slflamador, a am. m f.
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Dige
DlgestlTO.
ffl- DlgeB
'(ttod (MJ;. diges°t
a, nd^, defami
differenca.
a, pp. adj. diff<
. ifiâ'area"
DlllBrenoial, ady.
DlHerenciar, cu. I
Dlllsrenta. adj. i
Dltlereutemeute. úàe. ditTerent-
DUísrldo. a, pp. adi. delsyed,
put off.
DQferlr.D». todiffer. lo be dblia-
guished from; to costend. — .
na. lo dofer. to delBr.
DllUcU. adj. 3 g. dimcult.
DlUicUinente, adn. difficulily.
DUUouIdade. !f. d^racuKy.
rUUcultado, a, pp. adj. âifH-
DilllouKoaámentB. udti. Jiffi-
DilflcuítOBo. a. àdj. dUHcuit
Dillldencia. ■/■, J.Ciidencc.
Digito, «n. dígit.
Digladiar, en to ãeglsdÍBte.
Dignação, i[. msnt, dsieri ; aSSi
bility.
Dignado, a, pp adj. àiAaaai.
DlgnamentSt aJu. wan&Lly,
Dignar, uD. lo snãítB northj.
Dignidade, if. dlgDínr.
Dignificar, na,, lo dignlfy.
Dignitário, sm. dignitary
DlgroBBionar, en. to digrB!
Dlgressivo, a, adj, á\gte:
IHgresBo, im. dejmrt, depat
nilação, jf íiliili(in,dplnv.
Dilaceração, -.f. dilncprniio
DUaooraclo. a, pp. mlj.
DUaoerador, a, tii. or f.
. adj. t g.
dilfon
.,;f-?^
DlfluDdido.
Dltlundir. va. to diOuse, to
niHusamente, odi: ilitTUuTaly.
DUhiaão. ,f. dilTusion.
DlHusi-vo, a, iidj diffusive.
DlBuHo, a, PP im'j. of Litfuaiir
Jlgorldo, - '
Digerir, cl,
"' ¥■ V«Ioi,?
•w. (o diffeat
DUapidador
DUatadamante, ndu-villi
Dilatado, a.pp. adj. dila
Dilatador, s<a deiayec, •
DllMa-yal, odj. 5,S;.*^"'*™^^
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Dilecto, a, adj loved.
Dilexnxna, sm. {log.) dilemma.
Dilemmatioo, a, adj. of a di-
lemma. [duity.
Diligencia, sf. diligence, assi-
Diligenciador, a, sm. or f. soli-
citor. [diligent.
Diligenciar, va . to solicit, to be
Diligente , adj. 2 g, diligent ,
assiduous.
Diligentemente, adv. diligently.
Dilimento, sm. dilution.
DiUr, va. to dilute.
Dilucidação, sf. dilucidation.
Dilucidado, a, pp. adj. diluci-
dated.
Dilucidar, va. to dilucidate.
Diluente, adj. 2 g^ dilutinf:.
Diluição, sf. dilution.
Diluido, a, pp. adj. diluted.
Diluir, va. to dilute.
Diluto, a, pp. irreg. of Diluir and
adj. diluted. [luvian.
Diluviai, adj. 2 g. diluviai, di-
Diluviano, a, adj. diluvian.
Diluvio, sm. deluge. [sleety.
Diluvioso, a, adj. {poet») rainj,
' Dimanação, sf. stream, stream-
ing. [originated.
Dimanado, a, »p. adj. streamed,
Dimanante, adj, 2 g. streaminç.
Dimanar, vn. ^to stream, to origi-
nate- [sion.
Dimensão, 5/. dimension, exten-
Dimensional, adj. 2 q. dimen-
sional, [of dunension.
Dimensivel, adj. 2 g. capable
Dimensorio, a, adj. dimensive.
Dimidlação, sf. dimidiatiou.
Dimidiar, va. to dimidiate.
Dimidiato, a, adj. divided.
Diminuição, sf. diminution, di-
minishing. [nished.
Diminuído, a, pp. adj. dimi-
Diminuir, va. or n to diminish,
to make less. Diminuir-se^ vr. to
grow less. [fectly.
Diminutamente , adv. imper-
Diminutivamente, adv dimi-
nutively. fa, adj. little.
Diminutivo, sm. diminutive.— ,
•Diminuto, a, adj. impexíect^ àe-
fective.
Dimiaaorioj a, adj, dimÍMoxy.
Dimittir, va. V. Demittir.
Dinamarquez, a, adj. and «.
Dane, Danish.
Dinheirada or Dinheiraiiia, sf.
a great heap of money.
Dinheiro, sm. money.
Dinheiroso, a, adj. rich, fali of
money [sm. diocesan.
Diocesano, a, adj. diocesan. — ,
Dioptra, sf. {astr.) dioptra» the
índex of an astroíabe.
Dioptrico, a, adj. dioptrical.
Diorama, sm. diorama.
Dlploa or Diploe, sf. i^anat.) di-
Íiloe.
ploma, sm. diploma.
Diplomacia, sf. diplomacy.
Diplomata, sm. diplomatist.
Diplomática, sf diplomatics.
Diplomaticamente, adv. diplo>
matically.
Diplomático, a, adj, diplomatic.
Dipticos, sm jpl. diptychs.
Dique, sm. sluice, dike.
Dirás, sf. pi. curses.
Direcção, x/*. direction.
Directamente, adv. directly.
Directivo, a, adi. directive.
Directo, a, adj. direct.
Director, sm. director. — a^ sf.
governess. [torsbip.
Directoria, sf* directory, direc-
Directório, sm. directory.
Directriz, adj, and sf. female-
director, governess; directrix.
Direita, 5/. the right hand or side.
Direitamente, adv. directly.
Direiteza, sf. straightuess, di-
rectness.
Direito, a, adj. right, straight;
upright, just, reasonable. — ,
adv. directly. Ir — a alguém, to
go directly to one.
Direito , bm. r»ght ; jastioe ;
claim ; law. — divino e humano,
divine and humane law Doutor
em — , doctor in law. — s da
alfandega , customs for goods
imported ; tax, duty, excise.
Direitura, sf. righteousneu,
^Mstvce. Em — ^adv. straightway.
'DVriQVâLO ^ Q^^ "PP . oAj . ^vt^^x^^.
\^
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to order. Dirigir-se^vr. to direct,
to regard.
Dirimente, adj. 2 g. {in law) Im-
pedimento — , an absolute impe-
diimiit.
Dirimido, a. adj. disunited.
Dirimir, va. to disunite,tobreak
off.
Diro, a, adj. {poet.) dire, cruel.
Disbarate, sm. nonsense.
Disoeptação, sf. disceptation,
debating.
Discemente, adj. 2 g. disceming.
Discernido, a^pp. adj. discemed.
DiBcemimento,«m.discernment.
Discernir, va. to discern, to dis-
cover, to judge.
Disciplina, sf. discii>line, order,
regulation ; correction.
Disciplinado, a, pp. adj. disci-
plined. [rian.
Disciplinador, sm. disciplina-
Disciplinantes, sm. pi. disci-
£linants, flagellists.
(ciplinar, ^: to discipline, to
instruct. Disciphnar-se, vr. to
whip one's selr-
Disoiplinar, adj. 2^. disciplinar^.
Disciplina
plinable.
aj. ig.
, adj.
2 g, disci-
DÍscipula, sf. a she-scholar.
DiscipuladOf sm. discipleship.
Discipular, adj. 2 g. Scholastic,
scholastical. [foUower.
Disoipolo, sm. disciple, scholar.
Disco, sm. quoit, disk.
Díscolo, a, adj. depraved V. De-
pravado.
Disconforme, adj 2 g, discor-
dant, not conformable.
Disconvenienoia, sf. di^conve-
niency, variance
Discordado, a, pp. adj. disa-
greed, dissented.'
Discordância, sf. discordance,
discordancy.
Discordante, adj. 2 g, discor-
dant, discording. [dantly.
Discordantemente, adv. discor-
Discordar, vn, to disagree, to
vary. [harsh.
Discorde, adj. 2 g. discordant,
VJaoordemente, adv. in a dis-
córdia^ iiiaiiner.
Discórdia, sf. discord, opposi-
tioD.
Discorrer, va. to reason, to dis-
course. — os meios , to think
about an expedient.
Discorrido, a, pp. adj. reasoned,
discoursed. [tionary.
Discrecionario, a, adj. discre-
Discrepado, a, pp. adi. dissented,
disagreed. [aiscrepance.
Discrepância, sf. disagreement,
Discrepante, adj. 2 g. discre-
pant, different. [dissent.
Discrepar , vn. to disagree , to
Discretamente, adv. discreetly,
prudently. [ly.
Discretear, va. to speak discrect-
Discreto, a, adj. oiscreet, pru-
dent, wise.
Discretorio, sm. council room of
some religious orders.
Discricionário, a, adj. discre-
tionary. [sity.
Discrime, sm. diíference, diver-
Discriminação, sf. discrimina-
tion. [ed, discriminated.
Discriminado, a, pp. adj. divid-
Disoriminal, adj. 2 g. belonging
to discrimination.
Discriminar, va. to discriroinate,
to divide. [ed.
Discursado, a, pp. adj. discours-
Discursar, vn. to discourse, to
reason.
Discursivo, a, adj. discoursive.
Discurso, sm. discourse, reason-
ing, space. [bate.
Discussão , sf. discussion , de-
Disoutido, a, pp. adj. discussed,
examined. [mine.
Discutir, va. to discuss, to exa-
Discutivel, adj. 2g, that may be
discussed.
Diserto, a, adj. copious, fluent.
Disfarçadamente, adv. disguis-
edly.
Disfarçado, a, pp. adj disguised.
Disfarçar, va. to disguise. Dis-
farçar-se^ vr. to disguise one's
self. (jxvôxvt..
Disfarce ^ sm. ô\%^\v\^Çk, $!íva.^vvNSft«-
Dlatormacc, -oa. \o ^^^^«^^v_^^«
Dislorme. adj. 'i Q. «u««orí^»,
defoTitvea.
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Disformemente, adv. defonned-
Disformidade, sf. deformity.
Disgregação, sf. disgregation,
separation. [ed. dispersed.
Disgregado, a, pp. aaj. separat-
Disgregar, va. to disgregate, to
separate. — a vista ^ to separate
the visual rays.
Disgresrativo, a, adj. disjunc-
tive of the visual rays.
Disjuncção, sf. disjunction, se-
paration. [tively.
Disjunctivam.ente, adv. disjunc-
Disjunctivo, a, adj. disjunctive.
Disjuncto, a, adj. scparated.
Disjungir, va. to unyoke (oxen).
Dislate, sm. nonsensc.
Dispar, adj. 2 g. unequal, diffe-
rent. [trigger of a gun.
Disparador, sm. a shooter ; the
Disparar, va. to shoot, to dart,
to fling, to discharge, to Ict
off, to utter. — affrontas contra
alguém^ to affront one.
Disparatadamente, a^u.absurd-
ly. [extravagant.
Disparatado, a, pp. adj. absurd.
Disparatar, va. to talk foolishly,
absurd ly. [action.
Disparate, sm. nonsense, foolish
Disparidade, sf. disparity, ine-
quality.
Dispartir, vn. to divide.
Dispêndio, sm. expense.
Dispendiosamente, adv. expen-
sively. [costly.
Dispendioso, a, adj. expensive.
Dispensa , sf. dispensation ,
exemptioD. [dispense.
Dispensação, sf. dispensation.
Dispensado, a, pp. adj. dispcn-
sed, free. [disposer.
Dispensador , sm. dispenser ,
Dispensar, va. to dispense with,
to exerapt. DUpcnsar-se , vr. to
decline, to avoid. [sative,
Dispensativo, a, adj. dispen-
Dispensatorio , sm. dispensa-
tory. fsable.
Dispensável, adj. 2 g. dispen-
Diaperaado, a, p/K adj. disperãed.
I>iaperaão, sf. dispersion, separ
ratíojio
Dispersar, va. to disperse.
Disperso, a, adj. dispersed, se-
Í)arated. fsorrow.
splicencia, sf. displeaaare.
Displicente, adj. lg. unpleBsant,
unpleasing. [poses.
Disponente, adj. 2 g. that dis-
Disponível, adj. ± g. disposable.
Dispor, va. to dispose, to order,
to regulate. — , vn. to dispose
of. ÍJispôr-se^ vr. to get ready,
to prepare. [lution.
Disposição, sf. disposition, reso-
Dispositivamente, adv. disposi-
tively, preparatorily.
Dispositivo, a, adj. dispositivo
Dispositor, sm. a disposer.
Disposto, a, pp. adj. disposed,
ordered.
Disputa, sf. dispute, debate.
Disputado, a, pp. adj, disputed,
contested. [patant,
Disputador, sm. disputer, dis-
Disputante, adj. 2 g. disputing.
Disputar, vn. to dispute, to con-
test.
Disputavel. adj. 2 g. disputable.
Dissabor, sm. insipidity; displea-
sure.
Dissaborear, va. to moke insipid,
to cause displeasure. Dissabo-
rear-se, vr. to grow dispieased
or disgustcd. [tasteíess.
Dissaboroso , a, adj. insipid.
Dissecado, a, pp. adj. dissected.
Dissecar, va. to dissect, to ana-
tomize.
Dissecção, sf. dissection.
Dissector, sm. dissector« ana-
tomist. [and derivated.
Disseinelhar, va. V. Desstmilhar
Disseminação, sf. dissemina-
tion. [minated.
Disseminado, a, pp. aaj. disse-
Disseniinar, va. to disseminate.
Dissensão, sf. discord, dissen-
sion. [ed.
Dissentido, a, pp. adj. dissent-
Dissentimento, sm. dissent,
disagreement.
Dissentir, va. to dissent.
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Dissertador, sm. dissertator.
Dissertar, va. to dissert, to dis-
course. [scission.
Dissidência, sf. dissidenee.
Dissidente, adj. íí g. dissident.
Disaimilar, aaj, 2 g. dissimilar,
unlike.
Dissixnilitude, sf. dissimilítude.
Dissimulação, sf. dissimulation.
Dissimuladaxnente, adv, dissem-
blingly.
Dissimulado, a, pp. adj. dis-
sembled, dissembling.
Dissimulador, a, sm. or f. dis-
sembler.
Dissimular, va. to dissemble, to
conceal. Dissimular-se , vr. to be
dissembled.
Dissimulavel , adj. \2 g. tbat
may be dissembled.
Dissimulo, sm. dissimulation.
Dissipação, sf. dissipation, -wast-
ing. [pation.
Dissipadamente, ado. with dissi-
Dissipado, a, pp. adj. dissipated.
Dissipador, a, sm. or f. dissipa-
ter, prodigal. [disperse.
Dissipar, va. to dissipate, to
Dissipavel, adj, 2 g. tnat may
be dissipated.
Dissociação, sf. separation.
Dissociai , adj. 2 g. unsociable,
separated. [parate.
Dissociar, va. to disjoin, to se-
Dissociavel, adj. 2 g. unsociable.
Dissolução, sf. dissolution, so-
lution, dissoiuteness. [ly.
Dissolutamente, adv. dissolutc-
Dlssolutivo, a, adj. dissolvent,
dissoluble. [centious.
Dissoluto, a, adj. dissolute, 11-
Dissoluvel, adj. 2 g. dissoluble.
Dissolvente, adj. 2 g. dissolvent.
Dissolver, va. to dissolve, to se-
parate. Dissolver ~se^ vr. to be
dissolved.
Dissolvido, a, pp. adj, dissolved.
Dissonância, sf. {miis.) disso-
nanco. [unharmonious.
Dissonante, aí// 2.ç'.disagreeing,
Dissonar, vn. to disagree.
Dissonoro,a, adj. unharmonious.
Dissuadido, a, pp, adj. dissuad-
iu^.
Dissuadidor, sm. ene who dis-
suades.
Dissuadir, va. to dissuade.
Dissuasão, sf. dissuasion.
Dissuasivo, a, adj. dissuasive.
Dissuasório, a, aaj. dehortatory.
Dissyllabo, a, adj. and s. dissyl-
lable.
Distancia, sf. distance, interval.
Distanciado, a, pp. adj. sepa-
rated, distanced. [ced.
Distanciar-se, vr. to be distan-
Distante, adj. 2 g, distant, re-
moto.
Distar, vn. to be distant, reraote.
Distensão, sf. {med.) distension.
Distenso, a, adj. {med.) distensed.
Dístico, sm. distich.
Distillação, sf. distillation, dis-
tillery.
Distillado, a, pp. adj. distilled.
Dlstillador, sm. distiller.
Distillar, va. to distil. Distillar-
se, vr. to be distilled. [ry.
Distillatorio, a, adj. dlstillato-
Distlncção, sf. distinction. diífe-
rence. [clearly.
Dlstinctamente, adv. distinctly,
Bistinc ti vãmente, ado. distinc-
tively.
DistinctivOj a, adj. distinctive.
— , sm. a distinctive mark.
Distincto, a, pp. irreq. of Dis-
tinguir and aaj. distinguished,
distinct. Nascimento — , high
birth.
Distinguido , a , pp. adj. dis-
tinguished, eminent.
Distbiguidor. sm. distinguisher.
Distingir, va. and n. to dis-
tinguish, to discern. Distinguir-
se, vr. to make one's self emi-
nent.
Distinguivel, adj. 2 g. distin-
guishable.
Distorsão, sf. {med,) distortion.
Distracção, sf. dislraction, dis-
turbance ; recreation, diversion .
Distractivo, a, adj distractive,
diverting.
DistrahiaazneTXtid> oAxi. ^^«i^^-
\ess\y , maXXfeuWv «ít^ .
DiatraMdo. bl , w- «-^i* ^^^'
nan
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Distrahimento, sm. distraction,
disturbance.
Distrahir, va. to distract, to di-
vert frora; to subtract. Dis-
trahir-se, vr. to divert one's
self. [cancel.
Distratar , va, to abolish , to
Distrato, sm. cancelling of an
agreement ; dissolution.
Distribuição , 5^. distribution ;
{impr.) distriljuting.
Distribuido, a, pp. adj. distri-
buted.
Distribuidor, sm. distributer
Distribuir, va. to distribute
Distributivo, a, adj. distributive.
Didtricto, sm. district, territory.
Disturbado, Si,pp. adj. disturbed.
Disturbar, va. to disturb, to
confound. [sion.
Distúrbio, sm. disorder, confu-
Dita. sf. good luck.
Ditheismo, sm. system admitting
a good and a bad principie.
Ditnyrambico, a, adj. ditnyram-
bio.
Dithyrambo, sm. dithyramb.
Dito, sm. a saying. — "^ pp, irreg.
de Dizer and adj. said. — e feito^
adv. loc. immediately.
Ditongado, a, pp. adj. made as
a diphthong.
Ditongal, adj. 2 g diphthongal.
Ditongar,ua. to make diphthongs.
Ditongo, sm. diphthong.
Ditono, sm. {music.) ditone.
Ditosamente, ado. luckily, hap-
Ditoso, a, adj. fortunate, happy.
Diurese, sf. {med.) diuresis.
Diurético, a, adj. diuretic.
Dlurnal, adj. 2 g. diurnal, dayly.
Diurno, a. adj. diurnal, daily.
Diuturnidade, sf. diutarnity.
Diuturno, a, adj. diuturnal,
iasting.
Diva, sf. (p<Mf.) a goddess.
Divagação, sf. divagation, wand-
ering.'
Divagante, adj. 2 g. -vrandering.
Divagar, vh to wander.
Divan, sm. divan.
Divergência, sf. divergeney.
Divergente, adj. 2 g. divergent.
Divergir, vn. (geom.) to diverçe.
Diversamente, adv. differentíy.
Diversão, sf. diversion.
Dtrersar, va. to discern, to dis-
tinguish. [ference.
Diversidade, sf. diversity, dif-
Diversificado , a , pp, adj. áí-
versified, varied.
Dlversificante, adj. 2 g. diversi-
fying.
Diversificar, va. to diversify.
Diversificavel, adj. 2 g. that may
be diversiíied.
Diverso, a. ac//. diverso, different.
Diversorio, sm. an inn, a public
house.
Divertidamente, adw.carelessly.
Divertido, a, pp. adj. diverted ;
jocund, pleasant.
Divertimento, sm. recreation,
diversion ; heedlessness.
Divertir, va. to divert, to amuse,
to entertain ; to turn away.
Divertir^se^ vr. to divert one*B
self. [quezas.
Divicias, sf pi. wealth. v. Hi-
Divida, sf debt.
Dividendo, sm. {arith ) dividend ;
share, portion.
Dividido, a, pp. adj. divided.
Divididor, sm. divider.
Dividir, va. to divide, to part, to
share. [Parentesco..
Divido, sm. kindred, afflnity. V.
Dividual, adj. 2 g dividual, di-
vided.
Divinação, sf. divination.
Divinador, sm. diviner.
Divinal, adj. 2 g. divine.
Divinalmente, adv. divinely.
Divinamente, adv. divinely.
Divinatorio, a, adj. divinatory.
Divindade, sf divinity, deity
Divinisado, a, pp. adj. deified.
Divinisante, adj. 2 g. deifying.
Divinisar, im. to deify. Divinisar-
se, vr. to require honour as a god.
Divino, a, adj. divine.
Divisa, sf. device, embleme.
Divisação,^/'. boundary.
Divisadamente, adv. distin-
Divisado, a, pp. adj. discemed»
Divlsamente, adv. dividedly
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Divisão, sf. division; discord,
disanioD.
Divisar, va. to discern,to judge.
Divisibilidade, sf. divisibility.
Divisional, adj. 2 g. divisional.
Divisível, adj. 2 g. divisible.
Divisivo, a, adj. divisive, distri-
butive.
Divisor, sm. divisor, divisioner.
Diviso, a, adj. divided, parted.
Divisório, a, adj. divisionary.
Divo, a, adj. divine. — , sm, or f.
deity, divinity.
Divorciado. a.,pp. adj. divorced.
Divorciar, va. to divorce.
Divorcio, sm. divorce.
Divos or Deuses, sm. pi. thc
Gods, the heathen gods.
Divulgação, sf. divulging, divul-
gation.
Divulgado, a, pp. adj. divulged.
Divulgador, a, «m. or /l divulgar.
Divulgar, va. to divulge.
Divolsão, sf. {med.) divulsion.
Dixes, sm. pi baubles.
Dlzedor. a, sm, or f. great talker.
V. Fallador,
Dizer, va. to tell, to say, to speak,
to tsíik, to bid. Diz-se, it is said.
Quer dizer, that is to say. Dizer-
se, vr. to call, to profess, to
entitle one^s self. Dtzer, vn. to
be suitable.
Dizer, sm. O — das Ustimunhas,
the witneísses' depositions. O—
6em, fine speech. Dizeres^ sm.pl.
detraction, scandal
Dizidor, sm. a great talker
Dizima, sf. decimal.
Dizimação, sf. decimatioQ.
Dizimado, a^pp. adj. decimated.
Dizimador, sm. decimator,tither.
Dizimai, adj. 2 g decimal.
Dizimar, va. to decimate. Dizi-
mar-se, vr. to pay the tithe.
Dizimaria, sf. a place where the
tithe is paia.
Dizimo, sm. tithe. [said.
Dizivel, adj. 2 g. that can be
Do, a, contractiòn of de and of
the article sing. mas. o, of the
D6, sm. mourning, compassion.
Doa, sf. donation, grant.
Doa^o, sf. donation, gift; (m
law) the contract transferring
the gift.
Doado, a,pp. adj. given.granted.
Doador, 5m. ^iver, donor.
Doar, va. to give, to bestow.
Dobadeira, sf. a -woman that
winds skains.
Dobadoira, sf. a wirdle.
Dobar, va. to wind into a skain.
Dobra, sf. fold, plait; ancient
coin in Portugal.
Dobrada, sf. tripé.
Dobradamente, adv, doably.
Dobradeira, sf. a folding-stick.
Dobradiça, sf. hinge.
Dobradiço, a, adj. pliant, pliable.
Dobrado, a, pp. adj. folded,
doubled.
Dobradura, sf. folding , bending.
Dobrai, sm. purse, pouch.
Dobrão, sm. doubloon.
Dobrar, va. to fold, to bow, to
bend ; to double. — vn. — de reso-
luçãOj to change one^s mind.
Dôbrar-se, vr. — ao partido de
alguém, to take one's part; to
be moved or aflfected.
Dobre, adi. 2 g. double; deceit-
ful, fraudulent.
Dobrez, sf. donble-dealing.
Dobreza, sf. duplicity, hypocrisy.
Dobro, sm. double. Dar o — , to
give double the price.
Doce, adj. 2 g. sweet. Agua — ,
fresh water. Vinho — , unfer-
mented wine.
Doce-amarga, sf. bitter-sweet.
Docel, sm. a canopy.
Docemente, adv. sweetly
Dócil, adj. 2 g. docile, teachable.
Docilidade, sf. docility.
Docilisado, a, pp. adj. made do-
cile.
Docilisar, va. to make docile.
Docilmente, adv. vrith docility.
Documentar, va. to prove with
documents.
Documento, sm. document.
Doçura, sf. s^t^eetness.
Dodecagono, sm. dodecagon.
Dodecatemorio, sm. dodecate-
mory.
Doença, sf. sickness, disea&«>
disovdeT.
DOL
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DOM
Doenoia, af. unwholesomeness of
a climate.
Doencio, a, adj. {anc ) unwhole-
some, sickly.
Doente, adj. 2 ç. sick, ill.
Doentio, a, adj. sickly.
Doer, vn. to ache, to feel pain.
Doer-se, vr, to pity, to coraplain.
Doestadoiro, a, adj. despicable,
worthless.
Doestador, a, adj. injurious,
shameful.
Doestar, va. to injure, to wrong.
Doesto, sm. injure, "wroíg.
Doge, sm. doge.
Dogma. sm. dogma, doctrine.
Dogmaticamente, adv. dogma-
tically.
Dogmático, a, adj. dogmatic,
dogmatical. [tized.
Dogmatisado, a, pp. adj. do^ma-
Dogmatisador, sm, dogmatizer.
Dogmatisante, sm. dogmatist.
Dogmatisar, va. to dogmatize.
Dogmatismo, sm. dogmatism
Dogmatista, sf. dogmatist.
Dogo, sm. a bull-dog.
Dogue, sm. a bull-dog.
Doidamente, aJv. foolishly.
Doidice, sf. madness, foolisnness.
Doido, a, sm. or f. and adj. mad,
foolish, siUy, insane; wild, ex-
travagant.
Doirada, sf. dorado.
Doirado, a, pp. adi. giit, gilded.
Doirador, sm. gilder.
Doiradura, sf. gilding.
Doirar, va. to gild. -^ apillula^
ifig.) to gild the pill ; to colour,
to palliate, to disgui»e.
Dois, adj. num. pi. two.
Dolanqnim, sm. a sort of black
dve.
Dollar, sm. dollar, silver coin.
Dolo, sm. fraud, deceit. Com — ,
craftily.
Dolor, sm, grief, pain.
Dolorido, a, pp. adj. delicate.
Dolorifico, a, adj. pain fui, that
pains. [fully, grievously.
Dolorosamente , ado. sorrow-
Doloroso, a, adj. pain fui, sor-
rowful. [deceitfully.
Dolosamente, adv. fraudulently,
Doloso, a, adj. deceitful, frauda-
lent. [of honoar.
Dom, sm. gift or present ; a title
Doma or Domãa, sf. hebdomad.
Domado, a, pp. adj. subduer,
tamed.
Domador, sm. tamer, subdued.
Domadora, sf. she that tames or
subdues.
Domar. va. to tame, to subdue.
Domavel, adj. 2 g. easy to be
subdued. [ii^g*
Domesticação, sf. taming, break-
Domesticamente, adv. domesti-
cally.
Domesticar, va. to domesticate.
Lomesticar-se, vr. to çrow fami-
liar, [be tamed.
Domesticavel, adj. 2 g. easjr to
Domesticidade, sf. domesticity.
Domestico, a, adj. domestic« do-
mesticai.
Domestiqueza, sf. familiarit^r.
Domiciliado, a, pp. adj. domici-
liated.
Domiciliar, va. to domiciliate, to
domicile. Domiciliar-se^ vr, to
settle, to dwell in a place.
Domiciliário, a, adj. oomiciliarv.
Domicilio, sm. dwelling, domi-
ciliation.
Dominação, sf. domination, com-
mand, power.
Dominador, a, sm. or f. and adj,
dominator, ruler.
Dominante, adj. 'i g. dominant,
predominant. Paixão — , ruling
passion.
Dominar, va. to lord, to com-
mand, to domineer over, to go-
vern.
Dominativo, a, adj. dominativc,
having power.
Domingo, sm. or Dominga, sf.
Sunday, the Lord's day.
Domingueiro, a, adj. belonging
to the Sunday.
Dominical, aaj. 2 a. dominical.
Dominicano, a, adj. dominican.
Dominicanos, S7n. pi. Domini-
cans. [power.
Dominio, sm. dominion, role,
DominlcMso, a, or Dominoso, a,
adj. proud, scomfuL
DOR
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DOU
Dominó, sm. domino.
Domo, sm. the calhedral church
of a city.
Dona, Donna or Domina, sf.
title given to ladies of quality.
Donadlo, sm. donation.
Donado, sm. a lay-brother that
has made his profession.
Donaire, sm. grace, good beha-
viour. [scoffed.
Donsdreado, a, pp. adj. jeered,
Donairear, va. to jeer, to scoíf.
Donairoso, a, adj. comely, grace-
ful.
Donatária, sf. dignity, rank of
the donee.
Donatário, sm. donee.
Donativo, sm. donative, gift.
Donato, sm. a lay-brother who
has not made his profession.
D'onde, adv where, from whence.
Dondo, a, adj. spent, -woni.
Donear, va. to suit, to court, to
allure a maid .
Doninha, sf a weasel.
Dono, sm. master, owner, pro-
prietor.
Donosamente, adv. pleasantly,
wittily
Donoso, a, adj pleasant, witty.
Donzel, s;n a young gentieman
before being made a knight . —
adj. m. gentle, docile. Vinho — ,
sweet wine.
Donzella, sf. maid, virgin ; young
lady, young miss ; a dumb
waiter.
Donzellaria or Donzellice, sf
maidenhead.
Dôr, sm. grief, pain, ache, sorrow.
Dorico, a, adi. doric, dorian.
Dorido, a, aaj. doleful, sore, de-
licate, weak.
Dormente, adj. 2 g. benumbed,
stiff, sleeping, dormant; stag-
nant (water) — s, sm. pi. timbers
of the deck of a ship ; pieces of
wood in a mill.
Dormida, sf. the tree where a
bird rests every night.
Dormideiras, sf, pi. {bot.) pop-
pies. ped.
Dormido, a, pp. adj. asleep, lul-
Dormidoiro, sm. a dormitory.
Dormidor, a, sm or f. he or sho
who sleeps soundly.
Dormilão, ona, sm. or/. and adj.
sluggard. [sluggard,
Donninhoco, a, adj. síeeper,
Dormir, v7i. to sleep. — a sesta^
to take a nap. Ter vontade de — ,
to be sleepy.
Dormitado, a, pp adj. nodded,
slumbered.
Dormitar, va. to slumber, to nod .
Dormitivo, a, adj. and «. sopo-
rific, soporiferous.
Dormitório, sm. dormitory.
Doma, sf. » vat for wine, oil, etc.
Dorneira, sf. the hopper of a
mill,
Dorsal, adj. 2 g. {anat.) dorsal.
Dorsel, sm. {anc.) a canopy.
Dorso, sm the back.
Dos, contract of de and os, of the.
— corpos, of the bodies .
Dose or Dosis, sf. dose.
Dotação, sf. dotation, foundation,
endowment. [dued.
Dotado, a, pp. adj. endowed, en-
Dotador, a, sm. or f. endower.
Dotal, adj. 2 g. dotal, pertaining
to a dower.
Dotalicio, sm, jointure, dower,
settlement.
Dotar, va. to endow, to give a
dowry or portion. [ture.
Dote, sm. portion, dowry, join-
Dotes, sm. pi. endowments.
Douche, sf. shower-bath. l^omar
banho de — , to be pumped.
Doudo, a, s. and adj. V. Doido
and derivated. . [vated.
Dourar, va. V. Doirar and deri-
Douro, sm. Douro, a river of
Portugal.
Dous, adj. numer. V. Dois.
Doutamente, adv. learnedly.^
D'outiva. ado. loc. Fallar a^ou-
tiva^ to talk at random.
Douto, a, adj. learned.
Doutor, sm. doctor.
Doutora, sf. a woman that makcs
shew of learning. [atetl.
Doutorado, a, pp. adj. doctor-
Doutoral, adj. doctoral.
Doutoramento, sm. the act o£
giving the de^te,ei ol ^<ic\»it.
DRU
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DUP
Doutorando, sm he who is to
take the degree of a docíor.
Doutorar, vn. to doctorate, to
make a doctor. Doutorar-se, vr.
to take the degree of a doctor.
Doutrina, sf. doctrine.
Doutrinado, a, pp. adj. taught,
instrncted.
Doutrinador, sm. teacher.
Doutrinal, aJj. 2 g. doctrinal
Doutrinalmente , adv. doctri-
nally.
Doutrinante, sm. a priest •who
teaches or instructs.
Doutrinário, sm, doctrinist, doc-
trinary.
Doutrinavel, adj. 2 g. docile,
apt to be instructed.
Dozavo. sm a twelfth part.
Doze, adj. numer card. twelve.
Dozeno, a, adj. twelfth.
Drachma, sf. drachm.
Draga, sf. drag.
Dragão, sm.dragon; [mil.) dra-
gOOD.
Dragoeira, sf. or Dragoeiro,
sm. the dragon-trec.
Dragomano, sm. drogman.
Dragona, sf, epaulet, shoulder-
Btiap. [rius.
Dragonario, sm. {ant) dracona-
Dragontea, sf. V. Serpentina.
Dragontino, a, adj. belonging to
the dragon.
Drama, sm. drama. [tically.
Dramaticamente, adv. drama-
Dramatico, a, adj, dramatical,
draniatic.
Dramaturgo, sm. dramatist.
Drástico, a, adj. and s. (tned.)
drastic [liards.
Driças, sf. pi. [a sea term) hal-
Droga, sf. drug. Isto é — , this is
not worth a pin.
Drogaria, sf or Drogas, sf, pi.
drugs. grocery-ware.
Droguete, sm. drugget.
Droguista, sm druggist.
Dromedário, sm. dromedary.
Druidas or Druides, sm. pi.
druids.
Druidico, a, adj. druidic.
Druidismo, sm. drnidism.
Druidiza, sf. druidess.
Dryadas or Dryades, sf. pi,
Dryades.
Dusd, adj. dual.
Dualidade, sf. duality ; division.
Dualismo, sjh. dualism.
Dualistico, a, adj. dualistic.
Duas, adj. num. f. two.
Dubiamente, adv. dubiously.
Dubiedade, sf. donbtfulness.
Dúbio, a, adj. doubtful, dubious»
DubitaçSo, sf. dubitation.
Dubitativamente , adv, da-
biously.
Dubitativo, a, adj. dubitativa-
Dubitavel, adj. 2 g. doubtful.
Ducado, sm. dukedom, duchy j
ducat (coin).
Ducal, adj. 2 g. ducal.
Ducatão, sm. ducatooD.
Dúctil, adj. 2 g. ductile, flexible.
Ductilidade, sf. ductileness.
Dueto, sm. duct, tube, canal.
Ductor, 5m. {surg.) ductor, con-
ductor.
Duellista, sm. duellist, dueller.
Duello, sm. duel. liater-se em — ,
to fight a duel. ffairy.
Duendes, 5>'2. pi. goblins, gnosts,
Duetto, sm. {mus.) duet.
Duidade, sf. {anc.) companj,
society of two. [ra.
Duloamara, sf. (bot.) dnlcis-ama-
Dulcificação, sf {cnem.) dulclfi-
catíon.
Dulcificado, a, pp. adj. dulcified.
Dulciíicante, adj. 2 g. dulcifying.
Dulcificar, va. (chem.) to dulcify.
Dulcisono, a, adj. sonorous, me-
lodious.
Dulçor, sm. (aiic.) sweetness.
Dunas orDunes, sf.pl. dcwns or
sandy hills.
Duo, sm. duet, duotto.
Duodecagono, adj. dodecagon.
Duodécimo, a, acÇ. the twelfth.
Duodecuplo, a, adj. duodecuple.
Duodenal, adj. 2 g. duodenal.
Duodenario, a, adj. daodenary.
Duodeno, sm. {anat.) duodenum.
Duplex, adj. 2 g, {hturg.) double.
Duplicação, sf duplication.
Duplicadamente, adv. doubly.
Duplicado, a, pp. adj. doubled^
duplicated.
DYS
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ECL
Daplioar, va. to duplicate, to
double.
Dnplicata, sf. duplicate.
Buplice, adj. 2 g. double.
Duplloidade, sf. duplicity.
Duplo, a, adj. and s. double, twice .
IHique. sm. duke.
Duqueza, sf. duchess.
IKira, sf. durability, lastingness.
Durabilidade, sf. durability.
Duração, sf. duration. [ing.
Duradoiro, a, adj. durable, last-
Dura-mater, sf. {anat.) dura-
mater. [ly.
Duramente, adv, hardly, sharp-
Duraque, sm. lastin^s.
Durante, prep, during. — , sm.
durant or tammy.
Durar^ vn. to dure, to last, to
continue.
Durável, adj. 2 g. durable.
Durazio, a, cidj. hard, stiíF
Mulher — a, a woman who is
no more a young woman.
Dureiro, a, adj. 2 g. costive.
Dureza, sf. hardness, solidity.
Duro, sm. dollar, Spanish money.
Duro, a, adj. hard, cruel, niggard-
ly ; harsh ; arduous , cruel ,
inhuman. Cabeça — a, a block-
head.
Duumviral, adj. 2 g. duumviral.
Duumvirato, sm. duumvirate
Duvida, sf. doubt, irresolution.
Pôr em — , to question. Ter — s
com alguém^ to dispute.
Duvidado, a, pp. adj doubted.
Duvidar, va. to doubt, to f ear» to
suspect. — , vn. to be in uncer-
tainty. [fully
Duvidosamente , adv. doubt-
Duvidoso, a, adj. donbtful,
dubious. [hundred.
Duzentos, as, adj num. pi. tvfo
Dúzia, sf. dozen.
D3rnamica, sf. dynamics.
Dsmamometro, sm (pAyí.)dynar
mometer.
Dynasta, sm. prince, ruler.
Dynastia, sf. dynasty.
Dysenteria, sf. (med.) dysentery.
Dysenterico, a, adj. dysenteric.
Dyspepsia, if. {med.) dyspepsy.
Dyspeptioo, a, adj. dyspeptic.
Dyspnea, sf. {med.) dyspnaea.
Dysuria, sf. {med.) dysury.
E
E, the flfth letter of the Portu-
guese alphabet, and the second
of the vowels.
E, coni. and.
Ebanisado, a, pp. adj. made
black or tawny.
Ebanisar, va. to ebonize.
Ebanista, sm. ebonist.
Ébano, sm. ebony, ebon.
Ebriativo, a, adj. that causes
ebriety. [ness.
Ebriedade, sf. ebriety, drunken-
Ebrifestivo, a, adi. cheerful.
Ébrio, a, adj. drunk, intoxicated.
Ebrioso, a, adj, drunken, tipsy.
Ebullição, sf. ebuUition.
Ebulo, sm, ifiot.) ebulus. V. En-
gos.
Ebúrneo, a, adj. made of ivory.
Eça, sf. a cenotaph.
Ecchymose, sf. {med) ecchy-
mosis. [siastes.
Ecclesiafltes, mi. {theol.) eccle-
EcclesiastloanMnte, adv. eccle-
siastically. [tical.
Ecclesiaauoo, a. adi ecclesias-
Ecco, sm. echo ; (myth.) Echo.
Eccoioo, a, adj. pertaining to
the verses in which the last
word is repeated.
Ecetera, sm. et csetera.
Ecbadiço, a, adj false, spread
abroad.
Echalotas, «/l p^ shallots.
Echo, sm. V. Èceo.
Eclampsia, sf. {med.\ eclampsj.
Eclectioo, a, adj. eclectic
Eclectismo, sm. eclectism.
Eclipsado, a, pp. adj, echpsed ;
(^^.) darkened. [darken.
Eclipsar, va. to eclipse ; {Jíg.) to
Eclipsavel, adj. 2 g. that may be
ecfipsed.
Eclipse, sm, eclipse.
EolipUca^ sf. Qâ!vç>i<^.
EcUptioo, a, adj. ôC^:Ye.^:vi-
EDU
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EFF
Écloga, sf. ecloçue.
Eclusa, sf. V. Dique
Economia, sf. economy, dispen-
sation, regulation.
Económica, sf. economics, eco-
nomy. [mically.
Economicamente, adv. econo-
Economico, a, adj. economical,
economic. [economized.
Economisado. a. pp. adj. spared,
Economisador, a, sm. or /. he
or she who economizes.
Economisar, va to economize,
to save.
Economista, sm. economist.
Ecónomo, sm. house-keeper.
steward. [torture.
Ecúleo, sm. an instrument of
Ecumenicamente. adv, in an
ecumenical nianncr.
Ecumenicidade, sf. the quality
of heiníáp ecumcnic.
Ecuménico, a, adj. ecumenical,
ecumenic.
Edade, sf. age.
Edaz. adj. -1 g. (poeí.) voracious.
{<luttonous.
Edema, sm oedema.
Edematoso, a, adj, {surg.) ccuc-
matous.
Éden, sm. Éden.
Edição, sf. edition.
Edificação, sf. edifícation.
Edificado, a, pp, adj, built,
erected.
Edificador, a, sm. or f. builder.
Edificamento, sm. buiidinç.
Edificante, adj. 2 g. ediíying,
exemplary.
Edificar, ia. to build, to erect ;
to edify, to improve.
Edificativo, a, adj. edifying.
Edifício, sm. an ediíice.
Edil. sm. an edile.
Edilidade, sf. edileship.
Edital, sm. the paper wherein
an edict or proclamation is
•written.
Edito, sm. edict, proclamation.
Editor, a, sm. or f. editor, pu-
blisher. [struction.
Educação, sf. education, in-
Educado, a, pp. adj. educated,
instructed.
I Educador, a, sm. or f. edacator.
Educanda, sf. a she-scholar or
disciple.
Educando, sm. pupil, scholar.
Educar, va. to educate , to breed.
Educçâo, sf. eduction.
Edulcoração, sf. {chem.) edul-
coration. [ated.
Edulcorado, a, pp. adj. edulcor-
Edulcorar, va. to edulcorate.
Eduzir, va. to educe.
Effectivamente, ado. effectually.
Effectivel, adj, :> g. effectible,
performable
Effectivo. a, adj. effective.
Effectuação , sf. elfectuation ,
eíFecting. [performed,
Effectuado, a, pp. adj. effected,
Effectuar, va. to elfect, to per-
forni, to effectuate.
Effectuoso, a, adj. eíTective.
Effeito, sm. elfect, deed, resultv
Com — , really.
Effeituação, sf. Effeituar, va.
and derivated. V« Effectuar.
Effeminação, sf» eflfeminacy.
Effeminadamente, ado. eíiemi-
! nately. [nated.
j Z:ífeminado, a, pp. adj. effemi-
Effeminar, va. to eífeminate.
Effeminar-se, vr. to grow eflfe-
mmated.
Efferado, a, adj. efferous.
Effervescencia , sf. efferves-
cence.
Effervescer, vn. to eífervesce.
Efficacia, sf. efficacy.
Efficaz, adj.2g. efíicacious.
Efficazmente, Wu. efâcaciousl^-.
Efficiencia, sf. efficience, efii-
ciency.
Efficiente, adj.2g. efâcient.
Efficientemente, adv. efâcient*
Effigiado, a, pp. adj. efíi^iated.
Effigiar, va. to effigiate, to image.
Effigie, sf. efíigy. [cence.
Efflorescencia. sf. {bot.) efflores-
Etflorescente, adj. 2 g. efdores-
cent. [resce.
Efflorescer, vn. {chem.) to efflo-
Effluencla, sf. (phys.) eflfluence.
Effluvios, stn.pt. emuvia ; odour,
smell.
■fa
ELA
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ELE
Effugio, sm. sabterfuse, evasion.
Eff andir, va. to shed, to effund.
Effasão, sf. eífusion.
Egagropilas, sf. pi. hair-balls.
Égide, sf. (mytn.) aegis, {fig.)
shield, buckler.
Egoa, sf. maré. V. Égua.
Egoisxnar, vn. to egotize^ to be
egoist. [ness.
Egoísmo t sm. egotism, selfísh-
Egoistef sm. egotist, a selíish
person. [\y.
Egregiaxnente, adv. egregious-
Egregio, a, adj. egregious, noble,
excellent.
Egreja, sf. church.
Egressão, sf. egression.
EgrOf a, adj. sick, ill; sharp,
hard. [tian.
Egypciaco, a, adj. and s. Eçyp-
Egypcio, a, adj. and s. Egyptian
Eia I interj. come on ! cheer up !
Ei-la and Ei-las, adv. Y. Eis.
Ei-lo and Ei-los, adv. V. Eis,
Eira, sf. a threshing-iloor.
Eirado, sm. the leaos of a house,
a terrace.
Eis, a£Ív. demonst. behold, here is,
this is, here are, these are. Ei-
lOj there he is. Ei-los^ there
they are. Ei-la ^ there she is
EiríaSy there they are.
Eito, sm. A —y continually.
Eiva, sf. defect, crack ; (Jig.) fault,
spot. [flawed
Eivado, a, pp. adj. cracked,
Eivar-se, vr. to crack, to chap,
to get a flaw.
Eixo, sm. axle, axle tree oí a
•wheel, axis.
Ejaculação, sf. ejaculation.
Ejaculado, a, pp. adj. ejaculated.
Ejaculador, a, adj. and s. eja-
culator.
Ejacular, va. to ejaculate.
EJaculatorio, a, adj, (anat.) eja-
culatory.
EjecçSo, sf. ejection.
Zu, this Spanish article is used
only beiore the word reiy in-
stead of the Portag'uese article
a, tbe. V. El-rei.
JgíAawifâo, sf. elaboration.
•EWwao^a.;^. adj, elaborated.
Elaborar, va. to elaborate.
Elasterio, sm. elasticity
Elasticidade, sf. elasticity.
Elástico, a, adj. elastic, eiastical.
Elaterio, sm. elatery. elasticity.
Elche, sm. V. Beneoado.
Eleboraster, sm, the black hel-
lebore.
Electivamente, adv. electively.
Electivo, a, adj. electivo.
Electo, a, adj elected.
Electricaxuente, adv. electri-
cally.
Electricidade, sf. electricity
Electricismo, sm. the system of
electricity.
Eléctrico, a, adi. electrical.
Electrisação, sf. electrization.
Electrisado, a, adj. electrifled.
Electrisavel, adj. 2 g. electri-
fiable.
Electrisar. va. to electrify.
Electriz, sf. an eleetoress.
Electro, sm. electron, yellow
amber. [trometer.
Electrometro, sm. (pnys.) elec-
Electuario, sm. {pharm.) elec*
tuary.
Elegância, sf. elegancy.
Elegante, aaj. i g. elegant.
Elegantemente, adv. elegantly.
Eleger, va. to elect, to choose.
Elegia, sf. elegy.
Elegíaco, a. aaj. ele^iac
Elegibilidade, sf. eligibility.
Elegível, adj. 2 g. eligible.
Eleição, sf. election, choice
Eleito, a, pp. irreg. of Eleger
and adj. elected, elect.
Eleitor, a, sm. or f. elector, elee-
toress.
Eleitorado, sm. electorship.
Eleitoral, adj. 2 g. electoral.
Elemental, adj, 2 g. elemental,
elementaryr.
Elementar, adj. 2 a, elementary.
Elementario, a, adj. elementary.
Elemento, sm. element.
Elenco, «m index, a soçhú^^AL
argumenX. Njlvasà».
ElepliaiiO\a, sf. Vjncd.^ ^\e.^V«a.-
ElephaxioVaLCo , «l% adj . \i^<ywps^^
Ito e\ep\iaiiXÀa»v»-
Elepliaiitico. a. adj. eiephiui-
, a. adj. elepluji-
, a. mi;. eUpliaii-
Elepbaittlnc
Elevação, i/. elevatíon, rúe,
Elevadamento, adv. vUh «n
elaTsWò majinef.
Elevadlço. &, aJj. tbst lOBy be
a, pp. adj. eUvaCad,
t £ííaí,
it. EUes.
mie. proFi. «. he,
ESleborlnlia, if. n
ElUpBodlco, a, adj. [irialh.) «lljp
EUipsoide. *. ellipsoid.
EUlptioJdade, i/'. ellipticslneas
EUllbtioa. a, adj. {geom.) elliptie
t!Uo, tm. ic. V. iíU« and /i».
Elmo. Jin. helmel
Slo, mi (4aí.) lha tandril of I
■viae ling oí a ch«ÍQ.
EloonoÍD, i/l elacalian.
Eloecidro, sm. [bot.) roBa-tree
Elogiado, a, fia, ui/j. eoloaizad.
pry,v'.l, iKyriBi, BuiogiM,
tíoBjador, a, .™. or f- pPo-e-
Biogiar. ea. to pmiBe, io eulo- -
gixe. \
JRogio, <m. stJogy, praUe. VI
"oSga^tSo, if. (otcr.) ^*B*tt«k \
Eloquente. U'íj. i 9- elo'
Eluoubração. (/. "Incubcation.
Eludir. »a. xo íI.^J^. lo waíve.
ElyseoB Ar £lrBias. «n. vf.
^^^ylh.) lin.vaium. Klysiiui fieldã.
£□3. pref, iii.M; lo, iulo — ehua,
do*D.* & moií — Biflíí. nraro
Bnd more. — qamUo. tUJc.
emancipado, a. >
Emanoipar. tu. tu
Embaolado.a.
, (aflric.)toplant
:p. adj. deodened;
Embaido. a, j^. adj. coaxsd,
Embaldõr, a, im. oi /. deceiTer.
, a. ;ip.ai6'. sheídb.
EMB
— 827 —
EMB
Embaixador, sm. axnbassador ;
ififf' fani.) mesBenger.
Embaixatriz and Embaixa-
dora, sf. ambassadress.
Embalado, a, pp. adi. rocked,
lulled; ifig.) amused; packed
up.
Embalador, a, sm. or /. rocker.
Embalançado , a , pp. adj.
weighed with a balance.
Em balançar, va. to swing, to
shake to and fro. EmJbalançar-
se, m: to swing.
Embalar, va. tu lull asleep, to
rock. — um menino., to rock a
child.
Embalde, <idv. loe. in vain.
Embalo, sm. the act of rocking.
Embalfiamado, a, pp. udj. em-
balmed.
Embalsamador, sm. eonbalmer.
Embalsamar, va. to embalia.
Embalsamento, sm. embalmlnçr.
Embandeirado, a, pp, adj.
adorned with flags.
Embandeirar, va. to adorn with
flags. [catÀk}'.
Embaraçadamente, adv. intri-
Embaraçado, a, pp. adj. embar-
rassed, encumbered.
Embaraçador, a, sm. or f. he or
she who embarrasses.
Embaraçar, va. to embanrass,
to encumber.
Embaraço, sm. embarrassment,
incumberance.
Embaraçoso, a, adj. trouble-
some.
Embaralbado, a, pp. adj, min-
gled, confounded.
Embaralbar, va. — as caries.,
to shufíle cards ; {fig.) to xoingle,
to confound.
Emharbascar, vn. to stiek in the
ground, to stumble or trip.
Embarcação, sf. embarkation.
Embarcadiço, a, adj. and s. sea
man, that is accustomed to em-
bark. [barked.
Embarcado, a, pp. culj. em-
Embaroadoiro, sm. small port
^or hight on the sea-coast.
glPi gMB i o aniffnto , aiiu ambarka-
tion.
E^nbarcar, va. to embark, to
ship. EvÃarcttr-ae^ vr. to go
aboard ship. — sem biscoutOy
to undertake a thing rashly.
Embargado, a, pp. adi. that has
an «nbargo, arrested.
Embargador, sm, he who lays
an embargo.
Embargante, adj. 2 g. and si.
one who brings an èxception
at law, he who stops progress.
Embargar, va. to lay au embargo,
to arrest.
Embargavel, adj. i g. that may
have an embargo.
Embargo, sm. embargo, objec-
tion. Sem — , nevertheless, not-
withstanding. Embargos., sm.pl.
an exception at law.
Embarque, sm. embarking, em-
barkation.
Embarrado, a, pp. adj. daubed
with clay.
Embarrancado, a, pp. adj. em-
barrassed.
Embarrancar, vn. to hesitato,
to doubt, to be embarrassed.
Embarrar, va. to daub with claj.
Embarrelado, a, pp. adj. lie-
washed.
Embarrelar, va. to wash in lie.
Embarrioado, a, pp. adj. that is
put in a cask.
Embarricar, va. to put in a cask.
Embarrilado, a, pp. adj, bar-
relled.
Embarrilar, va. to barrei.
Embasbacado, a.,pp. adj. astou-
ished.
Embasbacar, vn. to gaze like a
fool, to be astonishea.
Embastar, va. to quilt.
Embastecer, va. to thickea, to
make thick.
Embasteoido, a, í^. adj. thick-
ened.
Embate, sm. knocking, beating
against a thing, shock.
Embaucador, sfn. deceiver^ kid-
I napper, \Osijetó.-
\Eiiibaacar, -oa. t.^ ^^Y?^"*^-
EMB
— 3Í8 -
EMB
fuddled, to inebriate. Embebe-
dar-se^ vr. to get drunk.
Exnbeber, va, to imbibe^ to soak.
Exnbeberado, a, pp.aJj. v^atered,
drunk ; {fig ) consuiued.
Embeberar-se, vr. to imbibe bj
Utígrees.
Embebido, a, pp. adj. imbibed,
soaked ; {fig.) ravished.
Exnbelecar, va. to cheat, to de-
ceive, to illude.
Exubeleco, sm. fraud, deceit, im-
position. [beautify.
Embellecer, va. to embellish, to
Embellecido, a, pp. adj. embel-
lished, adorned.
Exnbellezado, a, pp. adj. ravi-
shed, charmed.
Embellezaxnento, sm. rapture,
transport.
Embellezar, va. to charm, to
adorn, to attract. Embellezar-se^
vr. to be wrapt up in admira-
tion. [port.
Exnbellezo, sm. rapture, trans-
ExnbespinbLar - se , vr. to be
angry.
Embéstado, a, adj. prepared for
íiçht.
Enòbetesgar, va. to drive one
into a narrovr lane.
Embevecer, va. to charm, to
ravish. [ii^g*
Embezerrado, a, pp. adi. frown-
Embezerrar-se, vr. to rrown.
Embicar, vn. to stumble. — va.
— o chapéo^ to cock the hat.
Embigo, sm. navel.
Embiooar-se, vr. to hide the
face.
Embirrado, a, /ip. adj. obstinate.
Embirrante, s. and adj, 1 g, -an
obstinate person.
Embirrar, va. and n. to be oba>
tinate.
Embiscar, vn. to make signa
with the eyes.
Emblema, sf. emblem.
Emblemar, va. to emblem.
Emblematicamente, adv. em-
blematically. fticai.
EmblemAUco^ a, adj. emblema-
EwboooaduraL^ sf. the mouth ot
psuaage into a place.
Emboccar, va. to get into the
mouth of a passagc.
Emboçar, va. to iay on the íirst
plaster on a wall.
Emboço, sm. the lirst plaster or
parget.
Embolar, va. to put balis on the
horns of oxen.
Emboldrear-se, vr. to foul one*s
self. V. Siiiar-se.
E ubolifonal, adj. 2 g. embolis-
itiul, embolismic.
Embolismo, sm. embolism.
Embolsado, a, pp adj. pursed
up, reimbursed.
Exnbolsar, va. to put into a
purse, to reimburse, to pa^.
EsEibolso, sm. the putting or mo-
ney in a purse, reimbursement,
recovery of a debt.
Embonado, a, pp. adj. doubled.
Embonar, va. (a sea term) to
double, to add some planks to
the bilge of a ship.
Embonecado, a, ph. adj. adorned
'with too much anectedness.
Embonecar, va. to adorn too
much. Emòonecar-se, vr. to trick
one's self out (as women).
Embono, sm. doublmg, adding
some planks to a ship.
Emboque, sm. plaving the bali
at biUiards into the port.
Embora, adv. be it so, let it be
80. Vai-te — , go away. — , seja
como queres^ let it be as you
will; prosperously , in good
time.
Emborcação, sf. embrocation.
Emborcado, a, pp. adj. whelmed.
Emborcar, va to whelm.
Embomal, sm. a kind of bag for
the horse eating barley.
Embomaes, sm. pi. (a sea term)
the scupper holes in a ship.
Emborrachado, a, pp. adj, fud-
dled.
Emborrachar, va. to fuddle.
Emborrachar-se^ vr. to fiiddle
one's self.
Emborralhado, a, pp. adj, co»
Eacn!borrQ3l!kkax% ^Oi« \a civ<««t '^iSíúdl
EMB
— 329 —
EMB
Emborrar, va to give the íirst
carding to the wool.
Emboscada, sf. ambuscade, am-
bush. [caded.
Emboscado, a, pp» adj. ambus-
Emboscar, va. to ambuscade.
Emboscar-se, vr. to lay in am-
bush.
Embostado, a, pp, adj. daubed
with cow dung.
Embostar, va. to daub, to soil
with cow dung.
Embostellar, va. to fill, to cover
with pushes, bhsters.
Embotadeiras , sf, pi. knee-
pieces. [dull.
Embotado, a, pp. adj. blunted,
Embotadura , sf. or Embota-
xaento, sm. blunting, dulluess.
— do entendimento ^ stupidity.
Embotar, va. to dull, to olunt.
Embotelbar, va. to bottle
Embraçadeira, sf. the hold of a
shield. [the arm.
Embraçado, a, pp. adj. fixed to
Embraçar, va. — o escudo, to fix
the buckler to the arm.
Embrandecer, va. to softeu, to
loosen. — , vn. to grow soft.
Embrandecido, a, pp. adj. made
soft; {fig.) softened.
Embranquecer, va . to whiten, to
make white. — , »». to grow
white.
Embravecer, va. to enrage.
Embravecido, b.^ pp. etaj. en-
raged. [rage.
Embravecimento , sm. fury,
Embreado, a, pp. adj. pitched,
tarred.
Embrear, va. to pitch, to tar.
Embrechado. a, pp.adj. adorn-
ed with rock-work Émbrecha-
dos, sm.pl little stones for a
grotto.
Embrechar, va to adorn with
IJttIc stones
Embrenhado, a, pp, adj. hidden
mto the rocks-
Embrenhar, va to hide into the
briars or rocks. Embrenhar-se,
vr. to bidé one'8 self into the
rocks. fenthusiam.
£mlulagadamexita, adv. vriih
Embriagado, a, pp. adj. drank;
i/ig.) intoxicatea.
Einbriagante, adj. %g. that fud-
dles, intoxicating.
Embriagar, va. to make drunk;
to intoxicate, to transport.
Embriaguez, sf. drunkenness.
Embridado. a, pp. adj. bridled ;
{fia ) proud.
Exnbridar, va. to bridle. — , vn.
and Embridar-se, vr to lift up
the head (horse) ; {fig.) to grow
haughty. [fusion.
Embrulhada, sf, mixture; con-
Embrulhado, a, pp. adj. in-
volved, wrapped up.
Embrulhador, a, sm. or f. cheat-
er, disturber
Embrulhamento, sm. náusea.
Embrulhar, va. to wrap up ; to
intricate, to perplex. Embru-
Ihar-sey vr. to be perplexed. — o
estômago, to feel náusea, to be
ready to vomit.
Embrulho, sm. packet, parcel,
bundle. [ed.
Embruscado, a, pp. adj. darken-
Embruscar, vn. or Embruscar-
se, vr. to grow dark, cloudy;
{fig») to be sad.
Exnbrutecer, va. to make one
brutish. Embrutecer- «e, vr. to
become stupid.
Embrutecido, a, pp adj. bruti-
âed, stupilled. [ness.
Embrutecimento, sm. brutish-
Embruxado, a, pp. adj. be-
witched.
Embruxar, va . to bewitch.
Embryão, sm. embryo.
Embriographia , sf. embryo-
graphy.
Embriologia, sf. embryolo^y.
Embuçadamente, adv. dissem-
blingly. kip.
Embuçado, a, pp. adj mumed
Embuçar, va. to cover the face
with a cloak; {fig.) to conceal.
Embuchado, a, pp adj. full fed ;
(/Ç.<y.) tired. ■ VVfs^ "^^ '^^'^
£mbuc\iax^ »a. \ç> ^\\^v> ^^^v\>n» >
, £mbu<}0. sm. «w mw^^^i. ^^^
\ CTOOkôà.
E>n
— 336 —
EMM
Embarrar, >:n. to be obutínate.
Exnbarrícar. t;«r. to make an &£■&
cf orjA.
Emigrante, s. &L'Í c?'/- ^ ff-
Exnigrar. ra. to 'r.iisraTe.
Eminência, v^. en.::.encv. (/E^.)
disTíncTios: T':le ezcinenee.
Eminente, 'i^*. = c- eminent.
Eminentemente. í7r'r. emineat-
Iv.
Emir. oTi. emir.
Embuste, tm artiâce. ch^a:.
Mraia;r*rrfi , trick, an impo«!-
tíon. ^ 'ceireã.
Embosteado. a. ;>p. a<f;. d»-
EmbusLear. »■</. to decíive, to
Embusteiro, a. «m.or/l a Ijín? Emissão, a/", emission.
pratint.' p^í.-so.T : an hypocrite. Emissário. í/:-!. eniissary.
Embutideira . j/. 'çôOhmttkj a Emissário, a. <7'/;. ^xpu'.sed.
piec^i of rn';tal for makin^ ira- ; Emittido. a. pp. alj. emit:»-!.
Víss^id hntto.ns. i Emittir. va. to emit.
Embutideira, </l the act of in- ; Emmadeiramento. xm the act
laviníf. \nlfíy
Embutido, a, 7>p. adf. inlaid,
incnistfiteà.
Embntidor, Tm. inlayer.
Embutir, va. to inlay wood or
stoní». ' [tíoD.
Emenda, ^f. amondment, correc-
Emendadamente. adv. correct-
\y. ícorrected.
Emendado, a. pp. adj. correct,
Emendador. a. *m. or f. cor-
rflctor; aincndor. [rect.
Emendsir, va. to amend, to cor-
Emendavel, adj. aincndablo.
Ementa, xf. a sort jf memoran-
duni-book. [ed.
Ementado, a, pp. adj mention-
Emontar, va. to rnention, to
note. [book.
Ementário , -vm. memorandum-
Emergência, sf. emor^ence.
Emergente, adj. 2 g. cmert^ent.
Emorger. vn to happeD.
Jilmergido, a, pp. anj. emerçed.
Emergir, na. fo emerge.
Emérito, a. adj. omcnted, worthy
of eslftem.
Emersão, sf. emernion.
i'u t:mber
tr. IO piank, tn
ot coverinj- v
Enmaadeirar ,
tímber.
Emmadeízado. a. pp. adj. made
in sk<íins of thread.
Emntadeizar. ra to make skeim
of thread.
Emmagrecer. ra. to emaciate.
— . vn. and Emmafjrccer^e, vr.
to írrow thin.
Enmíagrecido. a, pp. adj. made
lean. emaciared. [tion.
Emmagrecimento. sm* emacia-
Emmalhar, va. to weave, to
make nets ; to cover with mail
or armour.
Emmalhetar. va. to enchase.
Emmanquecer, vn. to groT?
lame. [with us).
Emmanuel, sm. Emmanuel (God
Emmarado, a. pp. adj. {a aea
temi) that goes far oflf from the
land. [tangled.
Emmaranhado, a. pp. adj. en-
Emmaranhamento, sm. entan-
glement. [to embarrass.
Emmaranliar, rn.' to entan^le,
Emmarar, vn. and Emmarar-
Emetico, a, adj. and s. emetie; | se, vr. to be entangled.
ometíc.nl.
Emetina. nf. emctin.
Emetlsado, a, pp. adf. mixed
with an einetic. [emetie.
Emetlsar, va. to mix -with an
Emfim, adn. in íine, íinallj, at
len^bt. at last.
Emigração, xf. emlCTation.
-Eoiigrado, a, pp. adj. emitçrated,
emitam ni..
Emmareado, a, pp. adj. oormpt
at sea. [yellow.
Emmarellecer , vn. to nt)w
Emmaatreado, a, pp. adj. ntted
with masts.
Enunastrear, va. {a sea term) to
fit a ship with masts.
EmxB!ed.a.do, ^^ pp. ad^. y^clíí.
COTtV\Iit.O •cVciNsÃ.
WC
EMP
— 331 —
EMP
Smmelar, va, to sweeten with
honey.
Enuneninecer , vn. to become
childish.
Emmentes, ado whilst.
Emmentres, ado. in the mean
time.
Eminoldurar, va. to frame.
Emmordaçar, f;a. togag; {fig.)
to make silent.
Exmnoetado, a, pp. adj. vret,
moist with must.
Exumostar, va. to sweeten with
must. [ — , va. to deaf
Ezmnouqaocer, vn. to grow deaf.
Emxnudecer, vti. to be silent
— , va. to silence.
Emóandeoido, a, pp. adj. silent,
that is silent.
Exnintirchecer, va. to wither. —
vn. and vr. to fade.
Emnottar, vn. and vr. to darken
or grow dark.
Emoção, sf. emoTion.
EmoUeoldo, a, pp. adj. inollí-
Aed.
ExnolllçSo, sf. emoUition.
Emollienta, adj. 2 ff. emollient.
Emollir, va. {med.) to moUify.
Emolumento, sm. emolument.
Empa, sf. the proppinç of vines.
Empachado, a, pp. adj. obstruct-
ed i overloaded, encumbered.
Smpachamento , sm. overload,
encumbrance. — do estômago,
surfeit, crop-sick.
Emiiaotaíar, va. to overload, to
encamber. — o estômago, to
surfeit.
Empacho , sm. encumbrance ,
curaber, embarrassment.
Empachoso, a, adj. that ob-
struets.
Empacotamento, sm. packing.
Empacotar, va. to pack, Uy pack
up.
Empada, sf. pie of meat or íish.
Empadesar, va. to arm with a
shield. [propped.
Empado, a, pp. adj. that is
Empadroar, va. to register, to
record.
^apalação, sf. empaloment.
■>a w p «rf ado> a> pp, adj. empaled.
Empalamado, a, adj covered
with sores.
Empalar, va. to cmpale.
Empalhação, sf. delay ; stufAng.
Empalhar, va. to pack any thin^
with straw ; to defer.
Empalheirar, va. to put tho
straw into the barn.
Empallidecer, vn. to ^ow pale.
Empalmado, a, 2>p. adj. palmed,
concealed in tne palm of tho
hand.
Empalmar, va. to palm, to con-
ceal in the palm of the hand.
Empampanar-se, vr. to be co-
vered with vine-leaves.
Empanada , sf. sash-window
made of iinen or paper.
Empanadilha, sf. a little pie.
Empanamento, sm. tarniMhinp:,
dimness. [dim.
Empanar, va. to tarnish, to
£mpandeirar-se, vr. to swcll.
Empandilhar, va. to cheat, lo
steal one in a plot.
Empandinado, a, adj. let loosc,
opened.
Empannar , va. to cover , to
wrap into a cloth.
Empantanado, a,pp af//.bo^íçy,
swarapy. [self into a bof^.
Empantanar-se, vr. to put one*s
£mpantufar-se, vr. to to put on
one's slippers.
Empanturrado, a, pp. adj. stut-
fed, crammed with meat.
Empanturrar-se, vr. to cat
one'8 bftlly full.
Empanzinado, a, pp. aAj. hav-
injç the belly full.
Empanzinar, va. to eram, to
stuff with meat. [soalced.
Empapado, a, pp. adj. imbibed.
Empapar, va. to soak
Empapelado, a,pp. adj. wrapped
in a paper. [per-
Empap^ar, va. to wrap in par
Empar, 7)0. to prop a vine.
Emparaisar, va. to imparadize.
Emparedado, a, pp adj. that is
shut uç bôV«ftei^ -^«J^s.
sure. ^^TT^^fS4
~ ipedrado.
ipedi'3doF
• m. a paVor
" Stífi.i'"'*
. Empegado. a. pp. adj. ploníed
Empelorado, i
dnpaiorar. ua
sílf w:r
Empollai
Empellamar. o
Empslllcado, a. ;i;, a(íj' «aclosed
1, CLt PP' <1^J- pot
eslher
r Blov^
Empena, .!. \. Empeno.
Empenado, a> n*- <>'('• Ixut,
EmpenaTt irn. to mrp, to bend.
Empenba, ai, a vamp, lhe npur
IsathecofiahoB. [ortly.
Empenhado, a, np. siJr- pavned.
pJsdged -. rull uf dubu.
Empen bamanto, ini. paTolag.
Empenhar, na. lo pswn, to lay;
to plifd^e; to poraunde. to en-
Em pedem Boor, vo. (/í;fc,) lg pe- íbç, moriíragiiig.
Inf, Empenhorar. «a. to çawn, to
EmpedBraido.»,pp adi mme4\ monsoge. ^fft-
ifMBtnne, (/íff.jiaamMít. \Emperm»An.»,íií. «*l-«*aMn>
EMP
— 333 —
EMP
Empennar, va. to feather. — , vn.
and vr. to be iiedg^d,
Empeno, sm. curvityf bend,
warping. [stiff.
Exnpepinado, a, adj. strong,
Empequetado, a, adi. chequered.
Emperador, sm. V. Imperador
and derivated.
Exnperlado, a, pp. adj. pearled.
Exnperlar, va. to pearl.
Exnperradamente , adv. obsti-
nately, stubborniy.
Emperrado, a, pp. adj. that is
hard for opening (adoor); {fig.)
stubborn. [stubbornness.
Emperramento, sm. obstinacy.
Emperrar, va. to inake hard for
opening and shutting (a door).
Èmperrar-se, vr. to grow obs-
tinate. [necked.
Empertigado, a, pp. adj. stifiT-
Empertigar, va. to stiffen. Em-
pertigar-se, vr. to grow stiff.
Empesgadura, sf. the act of
pitching.
Empesgar, va. to pitch.
Empestado, a, pp. adj. infected.
Empestar, va. to infect.
Empezado, a, pp. adj. covered
"with pitch.
Empezar, va. to cover with
pitch j to preserve from corrup-
tion.
Empezinhado, a, adj. pitched.
Emphase or EmphaGds, sm.
emphasis. [tically.
Emphaticaxnente, adv. empha-
Emphatioo, a, adj, emphatic,
emphatical.
Empnyteusis, sm. a long or
perpetuai lease for a modical
rent.
Emph3rteata. sm. or f. one -who
rents land from another, on a
long or perpetuai lease.
Em.pn3rteuticado , a, pp. adj,
given by long lease.
Emph3rteuticar, va. to give land
on a long or perpetuai lease.
Emphyteutico, a, adj. emphy-
teutic.
Empiootar, va. to plllory.
Bmidgem, sf. ring-worm, tetter.
y,Jmpigem,
Empilhado, a, pp. adj. piled up,
heaped up.
Empilhamento, sm. piling up.
Empilhar, va. to pile, to heap up.
Empinado, a, pp. adj. raised,
craggy.
Empinar, va. to rai3e, to lift up.
Empinar-se, vr, to prance.
Empino, sm. the act of lifting
or raising up. [call^.
Empiricamente , adv, empiri-
Empirico, a, adj. empiric^ em-
pirical.
Empirismo, sm. empiricism.
Empiscar, va. to wink.
Emplastação, sf. {pharm.) pias-
tering. [viscous.
Emplastioo, a, adj. emplastic,
Emplastrado, a, j^. adj. plas-
tered.
Emplastrar, va. to plaster.
Emplastro or Emplasto, sm. a
plaster. [ed.
Emplumado, a, pp. adj feather-
Emplumar, va. to feather.
Empoado, a, j^. adj. fuU of
dust, dusty.
Empoamento, stn. powderíng.
Empoar, va. to dust, to power.
Empobrecer, va. to impoverish.
Empobrecido, a, pp. adj. impo-
verished. [rishment.
Empobrecimento, sm impove-
Empocado, a, pp. adj. sunk in
a well, bemirea, stuck in the
mire.
Empoçar, va. to put or sink in a
well, to bemire. — , vn. and Em-
poçar-se, vr. to form plashas or
puddles of water.
Empoderar, va. to empower.
Empoeirado, a, pp, adj. dusted.
Empoeirar, va. to dust .
Empola, sf. blister , bubble.
Empolado, a, pp adi, s-wollen,
Euffed, blistered. Éstylo — , a
igh-âown style.
Empolar, vn. to bubble, to rise in
bhsters, {fig ) to make proud.
Empoleirado, a, pp,adj. per eh-
ed.
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Empot/ado. a, />^. «tfjf. }^rá*m- \
Empotrar. '.a. t^^ )rr»>« bstrá.
BmpnmUu . vn. 'w líty on a
Bmi^raxamiOnto. »m. •iimrri//a« ;
t>iíí U/fj'J by 'i/hi':lt ]íiii«J» ar<: l^jt
Empraxar: vi. t/# hUDumon . vi
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Bmpr^guáo, a, jr»/>. cu/;, em-
jfloy <'.'!. , «m. OU4 who íimm tin
EmprcHiar = va. Ut ainploy , Uj
Emprayo, «m. iín<4 ; «inpi'>ynieiitf
IlIltlIlIfHM,
Emprahondndor, a, um, or /.
<iftL<l'|ii'Í/i'i'.
Einj[ii'«lianflar , vn. to «nter-
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EmprMhandldo, a, pii.tnlj, mi-
ilHriiikiMi, HiiLfrjirínHtU
EitiprHituda, t>f. joh, work.
XUnuraltMlro. mn, joiíljfir, iinilor-
tiihnr iii' wnrk, i
Jímprandtít, na. Ut iinilurUikfi. \
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Empwnhario. a. »■ csfi^'. ^'
EmpanL&dura. :\ ':,'!€
Empucbar et:. :v fraLSp. [tj.
Emparraçào. c-;. irour^>.
Empurrado . a, / ;. . adj. thmstad.
Eaapurrfto. <»>». t:ir:s:inff.
Empurrar, va. v* i..rijst. to pvah.
Empuxado, a. /</>. ^/^J. repuUed.
Empuxador. a. .«m or /. he or she
tfaat thnists.
Empuxão, if. tlinisting.
Empuxar, ta to thrust,to pash.
Empuxo, «m. arch. buttresa.
Empyema. «nt. ompjezna.
Empvematico, a, adj. aílactad
witFi «iinpyenia.
Empyreo, xm. the empyrean
Emulação, »f. einulation.
Emulado, a, pp- adj. emulated.
Emulador, »m. einulator, com-
jxititor.
Emular, va. to emnlata.
Emulganta, adj. 2 a. emulgent.
Emulo, a, adj cmalous. — , sm,
cninpntitor.
Emulsão, gf. cmnlAinn.
EmulaiTO, a, adj. (>mul.sivo.
EnmncCtocVoa ^ %m. pU V.^mai,\
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EjnundaçjBlo^f/lcleaniaflB, purity,
puriflcation.
Emvolta, sf. -wrapper.
Enadir, va. to add.
EnagenaçSo, sf. V. Alienação.
Enaxnorar^se, vr. to fali in love.
V. Namorar.
Enantiopathia, sf. {med.) system
of medicine opposed to sdiopatiiy
and homceopathy.
XUiarthrose, sf. enarthrosis.
EnoalMur, va. to helve, to set a
haft. [chief.
Encabeçado, a, pp. adj. made
Encabeçamento, sm, a register-
ing or recording-.
Encabeçar, va. to register.
Encabellado, a, pp. adj. that
has hair. Mal — , that has an ill
tetnper. [hair.
Encabellar, va. to cover vnth
Encabrestaduxa, sf. {farriers)
cut, cutting. [of haltering
Encabrestamento, sm. the act
Encabrestar, va. to halter a
beast. [self.
Encabritar-se, vr. to raise one's
Encabruado, a, adj. pertina-
cious. [with the Èncacho.
Encacbado, a, pp. adj. covered
Encacbar-se, vr. to cover ooe^s
self with encacho.
Encacho, sm. piece of cloth used
in Ásia for covering the prlvy
parts. [concatenation.
Encadeação, sf. chain. union,
Encadeado, a, pp. adj. chained,
linked, {fig.) coherent.
Encadeamento, sm union, con-
nexinn.
Encadear, va. to chain, to link;
to connect. Encadear-se^ vr. to
be linked, to be connected.
Encadeirado, a, pp. adj. placed
in a chair. [chair.
Encadeirar, va. to put in a
Encadernação^ sf. a binding of
books.
Encadernador, 5772. book-binder.
Encadernar, va. to bind books.
Encafuado, a, pp. adj. that is in
a dark place.
£ncafuar-se, vr. to be in a dark
and Joatbsome place.
Enoafumado, a, adj. shut up in
a cave. [a cave.
Encafumar, va, to shut up in
Enoaibrar, va. to nlace the fonr
pieces of the timoer at the top
of the four corners of a house.
Encaixado, Si,pp.adj. chested.
Enoaixar, va. to chest. Encaixar'
sCy vr, to intrude one's self. ,
Encaixe, sm the actof chesting;
knuckle, mortise.
Encaixilhado, a, j3p. adj. framed.
Encaixilhar, va. to frame, to put
in a frame.
Encaixotado, a, pp. adj. that is
put in a chest.
Encaixotar, va. to put in a chest.
Encalamoucar, va. to cheat.
Encalçado, a, ;7p. adi*. foUowed.
Encalçar, ta. to foUow, to go
after one. [follo-wing.
Encalço, sm, pursuit, track,
Encaldeirar, va. {agric.) to dig
round the roots of trees.
Encalhado, a, pp. adj. run a
ground, strandod.
Encalhar, va to run a ship a
ground. — , vn. to run a ground,
to stick. [obstada.
Encalhe, sm. stranding ; {fig.)
Encalho, sm. the plnce where a
ship runs a ground ; stranding.
Encallecer, vn . to be callous.
Encallecido, a, pp. adj. that is
callous.
Encalmadiço , a , adj. that is
easily st.ifled with hoat.
Encalmado, a, pp adj. that i& in
a great heat.
Enoahnar, va. to warra. — , vn.
to be in a great hcat.
Encamarado, a« adj. {gunnery)
that has a small brcoch. — , sm.
V. Pedreiro,
Enoambar, va. to thread small
âshes in a thin rod.
Encambolhado, a, pp, adj. cn-
tanglcd.
Encambulhar, va, to entan^le
Eneambulhar-se^ vr. to hold last
on another.
Encarne, sni. \JcLib\«À-c çj^I •o.N^wta.
Encamex^Ldo, ^^ <^Ai- ««^a^~
breec\ieà.^. Encarnava»»»
.V
[,«/■. (miJOcttiniaaaa,
surpnsiiiK ao encinjí hy night,
EncamiBado, a.íp. odj. cQvered
to he covered
■.,r.th^->
ofmak-
», pp. ailj. res-
a, im or f. be who
nniils.
1. a, ail}.{giaaiery)
t. to resoiod, to
XnoanoBrado a.;iji. n'fí. afaictcil
vi Ih lhe íankep.
Encsnoerar-se ur.tobe aíSlcted
Uar-se, vi-, lo candy.
Jer^ufT-l^iDakaoDegrey-
— , vB to efow erey-
:ldo, a, pp. flrfj. çrey-
lado. 8, PP aij. that bãs
Enoangalhado. a, pp. adj. tíei,
Encangalhar-sa, vr. to hí liijd.
Encangar, «n, lo joke
Encanlia, ini. hiailerance, imp«-
Encauigar ^
EQoantação. .
°i'/-''
., '■4
. enchaut-
liXorí
UFOD tbe stands
Enoaoto, sm, voo
1 B&rden.
derful, ,
Snoantoado, Sí.pp. aàj. drive
offka' fMsakén.
■Enoantoar, «a. to put -or thrnt
iola a corner. Eiicaiíoar-si, vt
£ncanuáado, a.pp.aãj.pitiat
tuba or pipa.
aã}. likB I
opuladOBk,(^.)
H> proiect. [ (aBa),
Ecoapellado. a, pp. adj. awollsn
£noapellar, on. to awell. — , ea,
lo ny a. shiii. Encopellar-ie, bt.
to prow roagh ojid sloroiy.
Enoapoeirar-Be . ur. to ke™
oue^B aelf iiji tlosn io placa ol
Encapotado, Bt, pp. a<Ij- ooTored
Encapotar-ao. w. toilo«kone'a
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Encarado, a, pp. adj. looked
upon. Beni — , good-looking.
Encaraxnelado, a, pp. adi. fro-
zen. [treeze.
Encaraxnelar. va. to con^eal or
Encaramonado, a, pp. aaj. me-
lancolic, sad.
Encaraznonar-se, vr. to sheir
one*s self sad. [larse,
Enoarapellar-se, vr. V. Encapei-
Encarapinhado, a, pp. adj.
crisped , wool-pated , crispy ;
congealed like ice-cream.
Encarapinhar, va. to crisp, to
frizzle. [ed on the top.
Encarapitado, a, pp. adj. percn-
Encarapitar-ae, vr. to perch on
the top of a tree.
Encarapuçado, a, pp. adj. co-
vered with a cap. [a cap.
Encarapuçar, va. to cover vriih
Encarar, va. to face, to defy. — ,
vn. to look one's face.
Encarcerado, a, pp. adj. incar-
cerated. [cerating.
Encarceramento, sm. incar-
Encarcerar, va. to incarcerate.
Encardir, va. to stain, to foul
the linen so as to make painful
to wash it.
Encarecedor, a, sm. or /. am-
plifíer, exaggerator.
Encarecer, va. to exaggerate.
— , vn. to grow dear. [tiy.
Encarecidaunente, adv. earnes-
Encarecido, a, pp. adj. exag^er-
ated. [ation.
Enceurecimento, sm. exagger-
Encarentar, va. {anc] to make
dear.
Encaretado, a, pp. adj. masked.
Encaretar-se, vr. to put on a
mask.
Encargo, sm. charge, care, duty.
Encarnação, sf. incarnation.
Encarnado, a,pp. adj. incarnat-
ed; flesh-coloured , rosy, red.
Encarnar, vn. to incarnate ; {fig.)
to penetrate.
Encarnas, sf.pl. notch, nick ; the
setting of stones.
Encamativo, a, adj. (surg.) that
causes tbeÉesb to grow healing.
rUioame, sm, carnage.
\
Encarniçado, a, j^. adj. raging,
furious,blood-thirsty,relentless.
Encarniçamento, sm. fury, rage.
Encarniçar, va. to give carnage
to the hounds. Èncamiçar-sey
vr. to grow cruel. ' [cha.
Encarocdiar, va. to put the caro-
Encarouchar, va. to bewitch.
Encarquilhado, a, pp. adj.
urnnkleá.
Encarquilhar, va. to wrinkle.
Encaro utlhar-se^ vr. to becomo
wrinkied.
Encarra8cado,a,;7p.a(2;. fuddled
or dnink.
Encarrascar-se, vr. to get fud<
dled ordrunk.
Encarregadamente, adv. earn-
estly. [trusted.
Encarregado, Si.pp. adj. chav^eá.
Encarregar, va. to charge, to
command. Encarregar-se, vr. to
undertake the care of a thing,
to take charge.
Encarrego, sm. charge, burden.
Encarretado, a, pp. adj. put in
a cart ; mounted (cannon).
Encarretar, va. to mount a
cannon. [the track.
EncarriUiado, a, pp. adj. put in
Encarrilhar, va. to lay in the
track of a chariot : to forward.
Encartação, sf. registerin^.
Encartado, a, pp. adj. banished,
outlawed.
Encartar, va. to proclaim an
outlaw, to banish, to put in
possession of an ofíice.
Encarte, sm. the act of taking
possession.
Encartuchar, va. to put or lay
into a cartridge.
Encarvoado, a, pp. adj. black-
ened -with coal. [coal.
Encarvoar, va. to blacken with
Encarvoiçar-se, vr. to blacken
one's self with coal.
Encasado, a, pp. adj. enchased.
Encasar, va. to enchase ; to set a
boné that has been dislocated*.
Encascax, «a. \.oTa>\^-c^^v.. — -.
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EnoaBqastado, a, pp, adj. per-
suaded.
Zlncasquetar, va. to convince, to
persuade. Encasquetar-se^ vr. to
fancy.
Encasquilhado, a, pp. adj. en-
chased with a plated metal.
Encasquilhar, va. to enchase
^iih a plated metal.
Encastellado, a, pp. adj. in-
castellated ; incastled.
Encastelladura, sf. (farriers) the
State of being hoof-bound.
Encastellamento, sm. the act
and eífect of being castellated.
Encastellar-se, vr. to fortify
one'self into a castle ; {farriers)
to become hoof-bound or nar-
rowheeled.
Encastoado, SL,pp. adj. enchased.
Encastoar, va. to enchase.
Enoatarroado, a, pp. adj. catar-
rhed, heavy-headed. [cold.
Encatarroar-se, vr. to catch a
Encaustioo, a, adj. {paint.) en-
caustic. •
Encavado, a, pp. adj, hafted.
Encavalgado. a,p;>. adj. horsed.
Encavalgadura, sf. any beast
for the saddle. [back.
Encavalgar. va. to ride a horse-
Encavar, va. to haft ; to helve.
Encaxar, va. Y. Encaixar and
derivated. [into a basket.
Enoeirado, a, pp. adj. that is put
Enceirar, va. to put a thing into
a basket. [a cell.
Encellado, a, pp. adj. shut ap in
Enoellar, va. to shut up in a cell.
Enoelleirado, a, pp. adj. laid up
into a barn.
Enoelleirar, va. to lay up; {fig.)
^ to heap, up riches.
Encender, va. V. Acender and
derivated. [purged.
E n cen drado, a,pp. ací/.cleansed,
"^noendrar, va. to cleanse, to
purify. [cense.
Encensoriar, va. to establish
^Encontrar, va. to put in the
centre of any thing.
Enoepado, a, pp. adj. put or laid
OD a block.
-EncephalicOy a, adj. encepbaVic.
Encephalite or Encephalitla,
s^. {med.) inflammation in the
pia mater. [lon.
Encephalo, sm. (anat.) encephi^
Encerado, a, pp. adj. waxed,
covered with wax. — , sm. oil-
cloth.
Encerar, va. to wax any thing.
Encercar, va. to walk round, to
enclose. [locked up.
Encerrado, a, pp. adi. shut,
Encerrador. a, sm. or f. he or she
'who shuts. [tingrnp.
Encerradura, «Z". the actofshafe-
Encerramento, sm. the act of
shutting up.
Encerrar, va. to shut or lock up,
to enclose. [or closing up.
Encerro, sm the act of shutting
Encetado, a, pp. adj. cnt on the
first time ; {fig.) begun.
Encetadura, sf. the first cut ; the
beginning.
Encetar, va. to cut, to broach,to
try; ifig.) to begin.
Enchacotar, va. to kilndry.
Enchamel, sm. {carp.) a timber-
work.
Enohapinado, a, adj. {farriers)
hoof-bound or narrow-heeled.
Encharcado, a, pp. adj. thrown
into a puddle of standing water.
Encharcar, va. to throw into a
puddle of standing water.
EnchemSo, adv. loc. ffomem de — ,
a man of great repute.
Enchente, adj. 2 g. {a sea term)
flood ; overflowine.
Encher, va. to nll, to fhlflU.
Enche a maré^ the ti de goes up.
Enchido, a, pp. adj. fíUed, fau.
Enchimento, sm. act and eífbct
of fiUing ; shear-wool, hair used
in stuffíng cushions ; burden of
the stomach. [a wattle.
Enchlqueirar, vn.to be taken in
Enchoçado, a, pp. adj. sheltered,
received in a cottage.
Enchoçar-se, vr. to be sheltered
in a cottage.
Enchooriçar-se, vr. to be bristled
as some animais ; {fig.) to grow
Encords. , _
EnaotAm. i^i
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Engorgitamento, sm. stoppage ;
(me(2.) obstruction.
Engorgitar, va. to obstruct.
Engorlador, a, sm, or f. he or
sne who parboils.
Engorlar, va. to parboil.
Engorovixiliar, va. to wrinkle.
X!ngos, sm. {bot.) danewort, dwarf-
eider.
Engra, sf. angle. V. Angulo.
Engraçadaxnente, adv. prettily.
Engraçado, a, adj. pretty, plea-
sant, witty.
Engraçar, vn. to make gracious.
Engraçar- se ^ vr. to become
pleased with.
Engradar, va. {artill.) to mount
a gun carriage.
Engradeoer, vn. to seed, to ron
to seed.
Engradecido, a, pp, adj. that
runs to seed.
Engramponar-se^ vr. to grow
proud.
Engrandecer, va. to augment;
to magnify, to aggrandize.
Engrandecido, a, pp. adj. mag-
nified.
Engrandecimento , sm. aug-
líientatioD, rise, growth.
Engravescer, vn. to become
worse (sickness).
Engravesoido, a, pp. adj. ipade
worse.
Engravitar-se, vr. — em ramo^
is for a branch to turn itself
upvard.
Engraxado, a, pp. adj. blacked.
Engraxamento, sm. the act of
blacking shoes.
Engraxar, va. to black boots or
shoes.
Engraxado, a, pp. adj. that is
strung on vire.
Engrazador, a, sm. or f. he who
strings beads on a wire.
Engraisar, va. to string beads on
wire. [ripe.
Engrecer, vn. {agric.) to grov
Engrenbado, a, pp. adj. tied up
(hair). [hair.
Engrenhar, va. to tie up the
JBs^rOadOf a, pp. adj. angry,
sauey. *'
Engrilar-se, vr. to be saucy or
angry.
Engrimanço, sm. tedious sto-
ries ; mysterious sayings ; aifeo-
tation.
Emgrimpar-se, vr. to come up
on the top of a mountain.
Engrinaldar, va. to garland.
Engrossado, a, pp. adj. enlar'
ged, increased.
Engrossar, va. to enlarge. En-
grossar-se^ vr. to grow bigger.
Engrotar, vn. to stop, to ob-
struct.
Engrovinliado, a, pp. adj. and
Engrovinhar, vn. V. Embicar.
Enguia, sf. eel.
Engulçador, a, sm. or f. he who
ominates sadly.
Enguiçar, va. to ominate sadly.
Engulhado, a, pp. adj. heaved.
Engulhamento, sm. the act of
being heaved.
Engulhar, vn. to heave, to keck.
Engulho, sm. heave, náusea.
Engulido, a, pp. adj. swallowed.
Engrulidor, a, s, and adj, swal-
lower.
Engulipar, va. to swallow.
Engulir, va. to swallow, to ab~
sorb.
Engurria, sf. V. Angurria.
Engurunhido, a, adj. — com
fno, shrunk with coid.
Enharmonico, a, adj. inharmo-
nic.
Enhastado, a, adj. that is tied
to the point of a polé, hoisted.
Enho, sm. a fawn. [drus.
Enhydro, sm. {nat. hisi.) enhy-
Enigma, sm. enigma.
Enigmaticamente, adv. euig-
matically.
Enigmático, a, adj. enigmatical.
Enigmatista, sm. enigmatist.
Enjaezado, a, pp. adj. trapped.
Enjaezar, va. to trap.
Enjangado. a, adj. joined toge-
ther as a float.
Enjaular, va. to encane.
Enjoado^ a, pp. odj. «SSàsn»^
with xiavi&^Qki.
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Enjoar, vn. to make nanee». —
no mar, to be sea sick ; [fig.) to
tire.
Enjoativo, a, adj. nauseons.
Enjojo, sm. V. Gacho.
Enjoo, sm, náusea, qualm.
Enkistado , a , adj. (med.) en-
cvsted. [soiled.
Eniabueado, a, pp. aéj. fouled,
Enlabusador, sm. he who soils
or fouls.
Enlabusar, va. to foul, to soíl.
Enlaçado, a,/>p. adj. snared, en-
tangled.
Enlaçadura, sf. entangling.
Enlaçar, va. to entaDgle, to
snare, to bind, to captivftt«.
Enlaçar-se^ vr. to form an al-
liance, to bind or conncct one'8
self. [of ÍBterest.
Enlaoe, sm. union, conjunction
Enlaivar, va. to foul or stain.
Enlameado, a, pp. adj. mired,
splashed. covered -with mud.
Enlameadura , sf. the act of
being- mired or soiled.
Enlamear, va. to mire, to splash,
to dirt, to cover with mud.
Enlaminado, a, pp. adj. plated.
Enlaminar, va. to line ^ith
plates, to plate.
Enlapado, a, pp. adj. retired,
hidden in a den or cave.
EnlaparHM, vr. to shut one^s
self, to retire to the hol© or
cave.
Enlatado, a, adj. that is put as
an arbour.
Enleado, a, pp. adj. perplexed,
embarrassed.
Enlear, va. to entangle, to in-
volve, to embarrass; to charm;
to allure, to ensnare. Enlear-se^
vr. — em um negocio, to entangle
one's self in a business.
Enleio, sm. hesitation, doubting,
Enleios de amor, intrigues.
Enlevaçfio, sf. admiratlon, rap-
ture, ecstasy.
Enlevado, a, pp. adj. affeoted
ifith delight; charmed.
£ai0vaniezztO; sm. ravishment,
ecat&ay,
•Biievar, va. to charm, to ravish
Enlevo, sm. transport, ecstasy,
rapture.
Enlheado, a, pp. €Ldj. aliesatod.
Enlheamento, sm. aliesation.
Enlhear, va. to alien, to alienate.
Enliçado, a, pp. adj. "wovea.
Enliçador, sm. he ^ho 'weavae.
Enliçar, va. to weave.
Enlodado, a, j^p. adj. bedaggled,
bemired. [mire.
Enlodar, va. to bedaggie, to b»-
Enloirar or Enlourar, viu to
crown with lauréis.
Enloirecer', vn. to grow fair.
Enloirecido, a, pp. adj, made
fair or light.
Enloncpiecer, va. to make mad.
— , vn. to grow mad.
Enloozado, a, pp. adj. covered
with a grave-stone.
Enlouzar, va, to cover with a
grave-stone.
Enlatado, a, pp. adj. dad in
mourning.
Enlutar, va. to sadden to dotíi
in mourning.
Enmanquecer , va. to make lame.
— , vn. to grow lame.
Enmentres, adv. {ane.) in tiM»
mean-time.
Ennastrado, a, pp. adj. plaited.
Ennastrar, va. to plait the hair ;
to "weave the hair and a TÍbbon
together.
Ennatar, va. to cover with mud.
— , vn. to be covered with mud
or sllme left by the overflowing
of rivers.
Enneagono, sm. {geom.) ennea-
gon, a figure of nine an^es.
Ennegrecer, va. to black ; {fig.)
to denigrate. Ennegrecer-se, vr*
to grow black. [ed.
Ennegrecido, a, pp.adj. blacken-
Ennervar, va. to strengthen.
Ennesgar, va. to give the form
of a nesga (gore).
Ennevoado, a, pp. adj. cloudy,
darkened.
Ennevoar, va. to darken, to
cover with clouds.
'EnxLobreiQQd.oT^^k^ adj. Ke or tSm
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vn, and Ennobreeer-se^ vr. to
gro-w noble.^ [nobled.
Ennobrecidó, a, pp. adj. en-
Ezmobreciíuento, sm, ennoble-
ment, ennobling.
Ennodado, a, pp. adj. knotted.
ZSnnodar, va. to make a knot.
Ennodoado, a, pp. adj. stained,
maculated. [late.
Ennodoar, va. to stain, to maxju»
Ennoitar,t}a. to sfaade,todariLen.
Ennolteoer^ va. to shade, to
benight.
Ezmovelado, a, pp» adj. tfaat is
formed in a bali.
EnnoTelar, va. to form in a bali,
to wind silk into bottoms or
clevB. Ennovelar-ae ^ vr. to be
thronged together.
EnniilMÍBr, va. to cloud.
Ennuvear, va. to eloud.
Enojado, a, pp. adj. displeaaed,
angry. [tiresome.
Enojador, a, adj. troubletsome,
Enojamento, sm. trouble, grief.
Enojar va. to anger, to weary;
to make sick.
Enojo, sm. dulnese, vexation,
aorrov, Kreariness. [nesa.
Enojosamente, adv. with T^eari-
Enojoao, a, adv, tedious, troU'
bleisome.
EntAogia, sf. «enology.
Enorme, adj. 2 g. enormons,
heinous, gne vous. [ly.
Enormemente, adv, enormouS'
Enormidade, sf. enormity.
Enonriçar, va. to make rongh.
Ewmriçar-se^ w. to harden, to
shiver. [a pack.
Enpaootar, va. to pack, to make
Enqueijado, a, adj. that ia like
a cheese.
Enquilhar, va. (a sea term) to
build a keel.
Enralar, va. to pnt tfae spokea
to a wheel ; to trig a wheel.
Enraivecer, va. to enrage.
Enraivecido, a, pp. adj. en-
raged. [inveterate.
Enraizado, a, pp. adj. rooted,
Bnndmar, wa. to t&ke root, to
__f^<>í- fwith boughs.
«nro mada, #/. cottage covered
Enramado, a, pp. adj. ocnrered
with bonghs.
Enramam ento , sm. eovering
^ith boughs. [boughs.
Enramar, v«. to cover with
Enrançar-se, vr. to ^row rancid.
Enredado, a, pp. adj. entangled.
Emredador, a, sm. or f. an izv-
triguer.
Enredar, va. to entangle.
ZZnredo, sm. -vrrapping, entan-
Í^ling; intricac^; an intricate
ie or story ; intrigue, cabal,
plot, sly dealings ; the plot of a
play. [tanglea.
Enredoeo, a, pp. adj. that en-
Enredouçar, va. to swing.
Enregelado, a, pp. adj. frosenf
chillad.
Enregelamento, sm, congela-
tion, freecing.
Enregelar, va. to freese, to con-
geal.
Enresinado, a» jf>p. adj, reú-
nous, sraeared witn resin.
Enresinar, va. to resin.
Enreetar, va. to put in a rope
(onions, etc.).
Enrevezado, a, adj. contrary, in
the "wroDg "way.
Enricar, va. to grow rich.
Enrijado , a , jsp. €idj, made
strong.
Enrijar, va. to make stroog. — ,
vn. to grow strong.
Enrilhar, va. to constipate.
Enriquecer, va. to enrich. — , mu
to grow rich, to thrivo.
Enriquecido, a, pp. adj. en-
riched.
Enristado, a, pp. adj. coacàed
upon the rest Tspear).
Enristar, va. (cnevalry) to oooch
the spear upon the rest.
Enriste, sm. the act of coaching
the spear upon the rest.
Enrizamento , sm. th^ act of
putting in the reefs.
Enrizar va. toreef.
Enrocado, a, pp. «wl^. -^V-NAftA-
EnTOoar^ «a. to ^\«à\..
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winded. — , sm, sort of woollen
cloth.
Enrolar, va. to roU, to tie round ;
{fig.) to conceal. Ènrolar-se, vr,
to move as waves, to roll.
Enroscado, a, pp. adj. tvined.
— , sm. the folds of a snake.
Enroscadura, sf, winding about,
twiníng.
Enroscar, va. to wrap. Enroscar'
56, vr. to wind like a snake;
to wriggle.
Enroupado, a,pp. adj, fumished
with clothes. [self.
Enroupar-se, vr. to clothe one's
Enrouquecer, va. to make
hoarse. — , vn. to grow hoarse.
Enrouquecido, a, ppMdj. hoarse.
Enrouqueoimento, stn. hoarse-
ness.
Ennibeoer, vn. to redden.
Enrugado, a, pp. adj. wrinkled.
Enrugar, va. to wrinkle.
Enrutado, a, adj. proud, haugh-
ty-
Ensaboado, a, pp. adi. soaped.
— «, sm.pl. linen whicn has oeen
washed with soap.
Ensaboamento , sm. washing
"wilh soap.
Ensaboar, va. to soap.
Ensaburrar-se, vr. to be soiled
vith humours (ton^e).
Ensacar, va. to put in a sack or
bag. [tried.
Ensaiado, a, pp. adj. essayed,
Ensaiador, sm. essayer.
Ensaiar, va. to essay; to re-
hearse, to try.
Ensaio, sm. essay, rehearsal.
Enssdmar, va. to attempt to cure
by saying superstitious prayers.
Enaalmo, sm. magic, supersti-
tious charms ; prayer.
Ensaknoirar, va. to season
with brine.
Ensambenitado, a, pp. adj. that
has a badge put on.
Ensanchar, va. to wideQ a gar-
ment "with 'wideniDg pieces.
Ensanchas, sf. pi. a widening
piece. Bar — , to prolong.
SuBandalsTy va. to rub the body
"^th aandal'0'±
Ensandecer, va. to make mad.
Ensanguentado , a , jm. adj,
blooded, bloody. [ploody.
Ensanguentar, va. to make
Ensapreamento, sm. the act of
putting into a bag.
Ensaque, sm. the act of putting
into a bag.
Ensartar, va. to string beads.
Enseada, sf. a bay in the sea.
Ensebar, va. to grease.
Enseccar, va. to d r^, to exhaust.
Ensejar, va. to await a good op-
portunity. [sion.
Ensejo, sm. opportunity, cocar
Ensombra, aao. {^anc.) jointly,
together. {Ápoaerat^e.^
Ensenhorear-se, vr. to seize. Y.
Ensevar, va. to tallow.
Ensifero, a, adj. ensiferous, that
carries a sword.
Ensinado, a, pp. adj. taught,
instructed.
Ensinador, a, sm. or f. teacher.
Ensinamento, sm. instruction,
learning. [stmct.
Ensinar , va. to teach , to in-
Ensinho, sm. (agric.) a rake.
Ensino, sm. instruction, teach-
ing.
Ensipo, sm. {pharm.) sesypns.
Ensoado, a, pp. adj. growing
weak on account of the heat,
sultry.
Ensoar-se, vr. to be spoiled by
too long exposure to the snn ;
to grow languid.
Ensoberbecer, va. to make
proud. Etisoberbecer^se^ vr. to
grow proud. [proud.
Ensoberbecido, a, pp. adj. made
Ensobradado, a, adj. enclosed
in the floor.
Ensofregado, a, pp. adj, made
greedy, gluttonous.
Ensofregar, va. to make greedy,
gluttonous.
Ensolvado, a. adj. {artil.) cannon
that cannot be shot off on ac-
count of the powder being wet.
Ensolvar, va. to prevent the
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Ensojpado, a, pp. adj. sopped,
soaked.
Ensopar, va. to sop, to soak.
Ensossar, oa. to make unsa-
vourjr. [insulse.
Ensosso, a, adj. unsavoury ; (Jig.)
Ensomagrar, va. to curry leath-
er with sumach.
Ensurdeoer» va. to make deaf,
to deaf«ii. — , vn. to grow deaf.
Ensurdecer-se^ vr. to çrow deaf.
Ensurdecido, a, pp. aaj. deafen-
ed, deaf.
Ensurdecimento, sm. deafness.
Entaboado, a, pp. adj. boarded,
made stiff.
Entaboar, va. to board. Enta-
hoarse^ vr. to become stiff and
hard.
Entabolar, va. to dispose tables.
— um negocio^ to dispose busi-
ness into method. Entabolar-se^
vr. to thrust one's self into a
station in life; to get or ac-
qulre credit, authority, rank.
Entaipar, va. to -wall, to shut
up. [cy; collision.
Entalação, sf. pressure, urgen-
EntaladBuuente , adv. intri-
cately.
Entalado, a, pp. adj. squeezed
between two bodies.
Entaladura, sf. squeezing.
Entalar, va. to squeeze ; 0^^.) to
pernlex.
Entaleigar, va. to put in sacks.
Entalha, sf. notch, nick.
Entalhado, a, pp. adj. carved,
engraved. [graver.
Entalhador , sm. carver, en-
Entalhadura, sf. carving, en-
gravlng. [çraving.
Entalhamento, sm. carving, em-
Entalhar, va. to carve, to en-
grave. [ing-
Entalho, sm. carving, engrav-
Entaliscado, a, pp. adj. incum-
bered. [bered.
Entaliscar-se, vr. to be incum-
Entanguecer, vn. to be chilled.
Entanguecido or Entangoido,
JSD< ^J. henumbed, atiff with
Eatão, ado. then, m tbiit time.
PÁRTa l
Áté—f till then. Desde — , since.
De — or dés — . thenceforth. — ,
interj. how so? what?
Entapizado, a, pp. adj. covered
witn tapestry. [çestry.
Entapizar, va. to húng with ta-
Ente, sm. being.
Enteada , sf. daughter-in-law ;
step-daughter. [son.
Enteado, sm. son-in-law; step-
Enteiar, va. to weave.
Entejado, a, pp. adj. loathed.
Entejar, va. {anc.) to loath.
Entençar, va. to sue at law.
Entendedor, sm. one that under-
stands, a connoisseur, critic.
Entendente, adj. 2 g. intelligent.
— , sm. V. Intend&ite.
Entender, va. to understand, to
conceive ; to apprehend, to have
a knowledge of ; to mean, to
intend. — ,vn. to be acquainted,
versed or skilled in any matter.
— com, to meddle with ; to trou-
ble, to vex. Dar a — , to insi-
nuate. Entender-se ^ vr, — com
alguém, to agree with one.
Entender, sm. meaning, concep-
tion. [ingly-
Entendidamente , ado. know-
Entendido, a, pp. adj. under-
stood.
Entendimento, ^m. understand-
ing,mind; conception; meaning,
signiiication.
Entenebrecer, va. to darken.
Entenebrecido, a, pp. adj. dar-
kened, clouded.
Entenrecer, va. to soften.
Entenrecido, a, pp. adj, soften»
ed. [the intestines.
Enteralgia, sf. {med.) a pain in
Enterite or Enteritis. sf. {med.)
intestinal infiammation.
Enternecer, va. to make tender;
to move to compassion ; {/ig.)
to soften. Entemecer-se, vr. to
be compassionate. [ly.
Enternecidamente, adv. tender-
Entemeoido, a, pp. adj.\sv.Q.N^^^
affected. \«:\q.\í.,^^!«3-
Entemec\xn«nXo, wt. «-««^^J^r
Enterrado, a, PP. oAà-^^vss^*^"»
buriod. ^^
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Enterrador, sm. burler.
Enterramento, sm. burlai.
Enterrar, va. to bury, to inter.
Enterreirado, a, pp. adj. {agric.)
that has been cut as herbs,
bushes.
Enterreirar, va. to levei and
clear the ground round the trees
of herbs, etc.
Enterro, sm. burial, funeral.
Enterturbado, a, pp. adj. distur-
bed. [to disturb.
Enterturbar, va.{ayic.) to trouble,
Entesado, a, pp. adj. stretched;
stiffened.
Entesadura, 5/*. stiffening.
Entesar, va. to stretch, to stiifen.
Entesar-se^ vr. to become stiíf,
to jçrow strong,violent (wind,
etc. I. Entesar-se, vr. — com al-
guém, to withstand, to oppose
one. [conâned.
Entestado. a,pp. a</;. bordered,
Entestar, va. to put a cover. — ,
vn. to stand opposite, to border
upon. [sured, hoarded.
Enthesoirado, a, pp. adj. trea-
Enthesoirador. sm. treasurer.
Enthesoirar, va. to treasure, to
hoard, to Iny up money.
Enthronisação, sf. enthroning.
Enthronisado, a,/;p. adj. enthro-
nized. [tnronizer.
Enthronisador, a, sm. or f. en-
Enthronisar, va. to enthrone.
Enthusiasniado, a,pf>. adj. pnt
in rapture- [rapture.
Enthusiasmar , va, to put in
Enthusiasmo, sm. enthusiasm.
Enthusiasta, sm. or f. enthusiast.
Enthusiastico, a, adj. entfau-
sia.stic. [meme.
Entiiymema, sm. (loa.) enthv-
Entibiado, sl, pp, adj. cooled ;
ifig.) slack.
Entibiamento, sm. coldness.
Entibiar, vn. to cool. Entibiar-se,
vr. to grow cool.
Entidade, sf. entity, yalue, esti-
tnation. [like.
Entijolar, va. to mako brick-
En tí k i cado. a, pp. adj. that ia
grown consumptive.
EntiBioar, va. to cause eoBiamv
tion. — , vn. to grow consump-
tive.
Entitular, va. orn. to entitle.
Entoação, sf. intonation, tunlng,
chant.
Entoado, a, pp. adj. tuned.
Entoar, va. to tune, to raise the
voice, to lead the chant.
Entojar, va. Entolhar, va. Y.
Antojar^ Antolhar and derivated.
Entomologia, sf. {nat. kist.) eato-
mology. [insects.
Entomophago, sm. he -who eats
Entonado, a, pp. adj. made
proud, proud.
Entonar-se, vr. to be prond.
Entono, S7n. pride, haughtiness.
Entontecer, va. to make dull, to
stupify. — , vn. to dote.
Entontecido, a, pp. adj. stupid,
doted. rpn, shed.
Entornado, a, pp. adj. poured
Entornar, va. to pour on, to shed.
Entorpecer, va. to benumb, to
numb. Entorpecer-se, vr. to grow
torpid. [heavy.
Entorpecido, a, pp. adj. torpid.
Entorpecimento, sm. numbness,
torpor. [crooked.
Entortado, a, pp. aàj. made
Entortadura, sf. bending, effect
of being crooked.
Entortar, va. to crook, to wrv.
Entoutiçar-se, 't. to be sweUed.
Entoxicar, va. to intoxicate, to
poison. [favoor.
Entrada, sf. entrance, entry,
Entrado, a, pp. adj, entered.
Entralbado, a, pp. adi. woven
in knots made in the tnreads of
a net.
EntrsJhar, va. to make knots In
the threads of a net between
the meshes; to squeeze.
Entr'ambos, as, pron. (a con-
traction of entre ambos) both,
amongst them.
Entramento, sm. {anc.) the act
of entering, entrance.
Entrançado, a, pp. adj. bndded,
tressed. [braidt.
Entc«auia.dQV^ sm. one who
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\va.to braidf to inter-
lace, tb núke into tresses.
EntracDOia, sf. entrance, begin-
ning. Lugar de primeira — , the
lo-west in the order of magistra-
cy in Portugal. [ly.
Entranhadamente, adv. inwara-
Entranliado, a, pp. adj. that pe-
netrates.
Entranliar, va. to pierce, to pene-
trate, to drive in. Entranhar-se^
vr. to get into, the thickest of a
"wood ; to search deeply ; to have
a rooted, deep sentiment.
ZSatranhas, sf. pi. entrails,
bo"wels.
Entranliavel, adj. 2 §f. hearty,
sincere; deadly, jpiteful.
Entranhavelmente , adv. sin>
cerely. [trenched.
Entranqueirado, a, pp. adj. in-
Entranqueirar, va. to intrench.
Entrapado, a, jpp. adj. wrapped
up in clouts.
Entrapar, va. to wrap in elonts.
Entrar, va. to enter, to go or
come in. — , vn. to go into, to
come, step or get in ; to pierce,
to run into, to take one'8 turn
(at play). — em si, to reflect, to
consider within one's self. Fa-
zer — , to drive in. Esta droga
entra na composição do remédio^
l^at drug is part of that com^
position.
Entravar, va. to interweave.
Entre, jjrep. among,between, bet-
•wixt.
Entreacto, sm. interact.
Entrebranco, a, adj. whitish.
Entrecambado , a , <mj. entan-
gled.
Entrecasca, sm. or Entrecasco,
sm. the thin skin that is between
the bark and wood of a tree.
Entrecho, sm. intrigue, plot of a
Entrechocar-se, vr. to knock, to
clash one against.another.
Entrecolvunnio, sm. {arch.) in-
tercolamniation.
J^treconJbeGer, va. to know im-
perfectly. [versed, crossed.
Entrecortados st, pp, adj, tra-
Entreoortar, va. to traverse, to
interrupt.
Entreeostado, sm. {a sea term")
■work for strengthening a ship.
Entrecosto, sm. a sparcrib.
Entredentes {fam. Zoe). Tomar
alguém — , to find fault with one.
Entredla, adv. by day, in the
day-time.
Entredizer, va. to interdict.
Entrefino, a, adj.Panno — , cloth
of a middling quality.
Entreforro, sm. a false roof.
Entrega, sf. delivery.
Entregadamente , adv, com-
pletely, faithfully.
Entregado, a, pp. adj. delivered,
returned.
Entregador, sm. betrayer; he
•who dclivers \ip.
Entregar, va. to deliver, to en-
trust ; to betray. Entregar-se^vr.
to give one's self up. to abandon
one's self, to surrender.
Entregue, adj. 2 g. and pp. irreg.
of Entregar^ deíivered np. Fico
— da carta, I rccoivcd this
letter. jlaced.
Entrelaçado, a, pp. ndj. intep-
Entrelaçamento, sm. weaving.
Entrelaçar, va. to interlace.
Entrelinha, sm. interline.
Entrelinhado, a, pp. adj. inter
lined.
Entrelinhar, va. to interline.
Entrelopo, a, adj. interloping,
interlope.
Entreluzir, va. to ^limmer.
Entremedio, a, adj. that is pnt
between.
Entremeiado, a, pp. adj. inter-
mingled.
Entremeiar, va. to interming^le.
Entremeio, sm. interlacing; in-
terraedium; spacc between two
things. ITeste — , mean whilo.
Entrementes, adv. (anc.) in the
mean-time. V. Entretanto.
Entremesa, adv. during the time
of eating.
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posed, intermeddled. Homem— ^
abusy-body. [sition.
Entremettiinento, sm. interpo-
Entrexnez, sm. a farce, an after-
piece.
Entremontano, a, adj. placed
among mountains.
Entrepanno, sm. speaking of a
shelf for books, tne board that
separates the shelves.
Entrepaasa , sf. intermedial
pause, stop or rest.
Entrepôr, va. to put bet-veen, to
interpose.
Entreportas, adv. loc. between
two doors. Tomaram-no — , he
could not escape. [posed.
Entreposto, a, pp. adj. inter-
Entreposto , sm. interposit ,
mart. [der.
Entreprender, va. V. Empren-
Entrepreza, sf. {mil.) surprise.
Tomar por — , to take by sur-
prise.
Entresachar, va. to put between,
to intertwine.
Entr escolher , va. to choose
among different objects.
Entreseio, sm. cavity.
Entresexuear, va. to sow be-
tween ; to intersperse.
Entresola, sf. a piece between
the foot and sole of a shoe.
Entresolho, sm. entre-sole.
EntretaUiado, a, pp. adj. carved,
cut. [in.
Entretalliar, va. to cut or cnop
Entretalho, sm, the act of cut-
ting papar, skin, etc.
Entretanto, adu. in the mean-
"while or time.
Entretecedor, sm. a T^eaver.
Entretecer, va. to interweave.
Entretecido, a, pp. adj. inter-
woven.
Entretela, 5/. buckram put be-
tween the íining and the cloth.
Entretelar, va. to put buckram
between the Íining and the
cloth. [subterfuge.
Entretenida, sf. tergiversation,
Entretenido^ a, adj. diverting-,
occupied^ busy.
entretenimento, sm. dWersloxi
Entreter, va. to divert, to unuse,
to stop. Entreter-se, «r. to pass
the time pleasantly, to lojoum ;
to converse.
Entretido, a, pp. adj. amosed.
Entretimento, sm. diversion.
Èntretinho, sm. food for Mrds.
Entrevado, a, pp. adj. imj^o-
tent, benumbed; covered with
darkness.
Entrevar, vn. to be impotent;
to cover with darkness.
Entrever, va. to have but a
glimpse of. [vai.
Entrevinda , sf. a sudden arri-
Entrevisto, a, pp. adj. that has
a glimpse of; acute of mind.
Entrincneirado, a, pp. adj. in-
trenched. [trenchment.
Entrinoheiramento , sm. in-
Entrincheirar, va. to intrench.
Entrincheirar-sey vr. to intrench,
to fortify one'8 self with in-
trenchments.
Entristecer, va. to make sad.
Entristecer-se, vr. to grow sad.
Entxita, sf. panada, caudle.
Entroncamento, sm. the act of
proceeding of the same stock.
Entroncar, va. to spring from
the same stock.
Entronchar. vn. to grow with
a great stalk (cabbage).
Entronquecido, a, ao;, that has
a trunk stalk (plant).
Enlxopeçar, va. to stumble.
Entrosa, sf. a dented wheel in
a press. finto another.
Entrosar, va. to indent a wheel
Entr'ouvir, va. to overhear.
Entrouxado, a, pp. adj. packed
up.
Entrouxar, va. to pack up.
Entrudar, va. to play tricks, to
make merry in the carnival.
Entrudo, sm. shrove-tide, car-
nival.
Entufar, va. to swell.
Entulhado, a, pp. adj. filled,
heaped up.
Entulhar, va. to heap up, to íill
'E«Xlti\3Xh,o ) sm. Tvi^:»W\^.
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Entuna, «f. a huntine-match.
Eatupido, a, pp, aaj, stopped,
cloaed.
Entupimento f sm. the act of
stopping, shutting.
Entupir, va. to stop, to shat.
Entupir-se^ vr. to be stopped.
Enturbado, a, pp- adi. troubled.
Enturbar, va. to trouble.
Enudeação, sf. enucleation.
Enula campana, sf. {bot.) eli-
campane.
Enumeração, sf. enumeration.
EnumeracUimente, adv, bv enu-
meration. [rated.
Enumerado, a, pp. adj. enume-
Enumereur, va. to enumerate.
Enunciação, sf, enunciation.
Enunciado, a, pp. adj. enun-
ciated.
Enunciador, a, sm. or f. he or
sfae that enunciates.
Enunciar, va. to enunciate, to
express. [preposition.
Enunciativa, sf. an enunciative
Enunciativo , a , adj. enuncia-
tive. [ed.
Envallado, a, pp. adj. intrench-
Envallar, va. to intrench.
Envasado, a, pp. adj, put into
vessels.
Envasadura, sf. (with ship-
wrights) the stocks. Largar a
— , to be launched (sbip).
Envasamento, sm. the foot or
base of a pillar. [seis.
Envasar, va. to pour into ves-
Envasilhado, a, pp. adj. put into
a vessel. [vessels.
Envasilliar, va. to put into
Envelhaoar, va. to make one a
knave. [ura. to grow old.
Envelhecer, va. to make old. — ,
Envelhecido, a, pp. adj. made
old. [old.
Envelhentado, a, pp, adj. made
Envelhentar, va. to make old.
Envencilhar, va. to embarass.
Envenenado, a, pp. adj. poison-
ed. [Sioner.
Envenenador, a, sm. or f. poi-
Envenenamento, sm. poisoning.
Enironenar, va. to poison, to
eareaom.
Enverdecer, va, to make green
or flourishing. — , vn. to grow
green. [green.
Enverdecido, a, pp, adj. made
Envergado, a, pp. adj, (a sea
term) tied to the yard.
Envergadura, sf. the bending of
the sails; {ncú. kist.) spread
of wings.
Envergamento, sm. the bending
of the sails.
Envergar, va. to bov or bend. —
as velas, {a sea term) to tie the
sails to the yards.
Envergonhado, a, pp. adj.
ashamed.
Envergonhar, va. to ashamc.
Envergues, sf. pi. (a sea term)
earings, head-lines.
Envermelhar, va. to make red,
to redden. [colour.
Envermelhecer, vn. to blush, to
Envermelhecido , a , pp. adj.
blushed, reddened. [ed.
Envernizado, a, pp. adj. varnish-
Envemizar, va. to varnish.
Enverrugado, a, pp. adj.
-wrinkled.
Enverrugar, va. to wrinkle. En-
verrugar-se, vr. to be \írrinkled.
Envesgado, a, pp. adj. squinted.
Envesgar, va. to squint.
Envessadamente , adv. in the
vrrong side.
Envessar, va. to fold> to put in
the wrong side.
Envestida, sf. V. Investida.
Envestido, a, pp. adj. folded in,
involved.
Envestidoiro , sm. a suit of
clothes.
Envestir, va. to cloth.
Envez, sm. the vron^ side.
Envezado, a, pp. adj. put out of
the way.
Envezar, va. to put out of the
way, to trouble.
Enviado, sm. an envoy.
Enviado, a, pp. adj. sent.
Enviamento, sm. sending.
Enviar , va. to ^es,Tv^ , \o «vsi>x.
£nmar-se , w. \o iímq^ «t^a^
self. . ^J^
\Bnviatuxa, sf. \ô%«x^«>^ ^^ ÍT
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EuTldador, a, adj. or «. he or
she tfaat viés at ciords.
Envidar, va. to vie at cards.
Envidilhar, va. {agric.) t» bend
the young shoots of a vine.
Envidraçado, a, j^p. adj. glaaed,
glassy.
Envidraçar, va. to glaze.
Enviezadamente , adv. slop-
ingly, obliquely.
Enviesado, a, pp. adj. t^at is
cut obliquely.
Enviezar , va. to cut or place
obliquely. — , vn, to go sianting.
EInvilecer, va. to abase, to vilify.
— , vn. and Envilecer-sey vr. to
fTOVf vile, to undervalQ». to
egrade, to disgrace or vilify
ODe's self. [vile.
Envilecido, a, pp. adj. gro^gim
Envilecimento, sm. abasement.
Envinagrar, va. to vinegar.
EnvioladOf a, pp. adj. violated.
Enviolar, va. to violate.
Enviperar-se, vr. to grow angry.
Enviscado, a, pp. adj. limed.
Envlscar, va. to lime, to invis-
cate. Enviscar - se ^ vr. to be
caugbt Tv^ith bird-lime.
Envltis, .9771. vying (at cards).
Enviuvado, a, pp. adi. -widowed.
Enviuvar, vn. to be made a
"widow or widower.
Envolta, sf. confusion. De — ,
promiscuously.
Envolto, a, pp. adi. wrapped np,
involved, entangied. Affua — a,
muddy vrater.
Envoltório, sm. cover of a
bundle or parcel. [band.
Envolvedoiro, sm. a s^vathing-
Envolvedar, snu an intriguer;
"wrapper.
Envolver, oo. to wrap, to involve.
Envolver-se^ vr. to intmde one^s
self.
Envolvido, a, pp. adj. involved,
wrapped up.
Envolvimento, sm. involving,
wrapping.
Bnzabido, a, adj. unsavonry.
basket.
to, sm. insipidity.
? sf. one side of a great
Enxaoeeo, a, adj. one thatsfPi
a broken language. [boe^
Enxada, sf. {agric.) nonciwek,
Enxadada, sf. a stroke -vhll a
hoe.
Enzadrez, sm. V. Xadrez,
Enzadressado, a, pp. adj. chec-
quered.
Enxadrezar, va. to checquer.
Enxaguado, a, pp. adj. fali «f
•waterish matter, rinsed.
Enxaguadura, sf. rinsing.
Enxaguar, va. to rinse.
Enxaírnar, va. to put enmátmm
(V. that word.).
Enxalmos, sm. pi. — dm, bêãtm,
the pannels of a pack^sadákb
Enxamlirado, a, pp. adj, Iiaff
wet.
Enxambrar, va. to half-dry lisen
to be ironed afterwards.
Enxame, sm. — de abelhas^ uwMm
of bees. — de peixes^ a àboei of
âshes.
Enxameado. a,pp. adj. swarmed^
Enxamear, va. and 71. to swam
as bees do.
Enxaqueca, sf. megrim.
Enxaravia, sf. -woman^ir heai^
dress ; wooden shoe.
Enxárcia, sf. {a sea term) the
shrouds of a ship.
Enxarciar, va. to ri^ a ship.
Enxaropar, va. to give a s;]^
Enxaropar-sCy vr. XfiO') ^ «trínl
a great quantity 01 Uquor.
Enxarroco, am. frog-fish.
Enxeoo, sm. prejudice, dami^oi
Enxequetado, a, adj, {heraSL)
checkered.
Enxeroar, va. to dry fi-eflb>-me«t
in the sun.
Enxerga, sf. a sort of stra^vr-bed
to put upon a pack-saddle.
Enxergadamente, adv. clearly.
Enxergado, a, pp. adj. diseo^
vered.
Enxerf^to, 5771. a stravr-bed.
Enxergar, va. to discover, to
descry.
Enxernr, va. to insert.
Bnxertadeira ^ sf. (^agrie.) s
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SiBzortadOFt stft, gnufter.
Enxertar, va, to grafe
Enzertarlo, sm, (a «ea ^«rm)
parrel.
£zizertia,«/l tbe act of grafttng:
trees engrafted.
Enxerto, «m. a grafted tree.
Enxido, sm. a little £arm.
Enxirir, va. to insert.
XaDx6, «/*. addice.
Enxofrado, a,pp. cuíj. sulphured.
Enxofrar, va, to snlphw, to dren
with brimstone.
Enxofre, sm. brimstone, salphur.
Enxofrento, a, adj. sulphnreoosv
EnxotacSes, sm. beadle whose
bnsiness is to prevent dogs
from coming into a church.
Enxotado, a» ]^. adj. scared,
expelled.
Enarotador, a, sm. or f. he or
sfae who soares away.
Enxotar, va. to scare, to expel.
Enxova, sf. anchovy.
Enxoval, sm. the ne^ linen
clothes of the bride.
Enxovalhado, a, pp. adj,^ de-
âled, stained.
Enxovalhamento, sm. the act
of befouling or staining.
EnxoraUiar, va. to befoul, to
stain. [imury.
Enxovalho, sm. insult, am?ont,
Enxovia, sf. a dungeon.
Enxugado» a, pp. adj^ dried, dry.
Enxtigador, sm. dryer; a boord
to dry things upon. [gan.
Enxugar , va. to dry , to air , to
Enxugo, sm. the act of drying.
Tomar — , to grow dry.
Enxúndia, sf. axunge, fat, soet ;
the fat in a fowFs belly.
Enxurdar-se, vr. to- waJiovr.
Enxnrdeiro, sm. mire.
Enxurrada, sf. torrent; heayy
shower of ram.
Enxurrar, vn. to flow as a tor-
rent; ifig.) to inundate.
Enxurro, sm. a torrent or sndden
stream. [adi. dry, dried.
Enxuto, a, pp. of Enxugar aaà
i, sf. hãtreàf. bate.
EteEfaftaira, s/. bolm, scarlet oak.
f iB /n if sm y. Anzol,
EoIlpsFla, sf. solipyle.
Eoo, adj. m. {poetry) eastem.
X^pacta, sf. epact.
Epanaphora, sf. {rhet.) relation,
an acconnt of any thing.
Epatica, sf. {bot.) liver-jsrort.
Ephebo, sm. a youth, a lad.
Ephelldes, s. {med.) ephelis,
sunbum. [rides.
]^hemerides, sf pi. epneme-
Ephemero, a, adj. ephemeral.
Febre —a, ephemeral fever, a
day's ague.
Epmalta, sf. (med.) ephialteit
Ephidrosis, sf. (med.) a morbiflc
sveat.
Ephod, sm. ephod.
EplMrai, «m. ephoras.
X^ptela, adj. Febre — , contianal
fever. [manaer.
Epicamente, adu. in asa. «pie
Epicedlo, sm. epicedium.
Epicheia, sf. {in law) a mitígation
of law according to equitj.
Eplce, a, adj. epic.
Eplcnreo, a, aaj. epictirean.
Epicurienno, sm. epicurism.
Eplcyclo, sm. {astron.) epicycle.
Epi^doide, sf. {geom.) epidj»-
cleid.
Epidemia, sf. epidemy.
Eptdemico, a, adj. epidemicaL
Epiderme, sm. opidermis.
Epidermieo, a, adj. epidernde.
Epidictleo, a, adj. demonetrar
tive. [gastrie.
Epigastrieo, a, adj. (anat.) «g^
Epigastrio , sm. ( anat. ) «ji-
gastrinm.
Epigramma, £m. an epigram.
Epigranunatico, a, oo/.epigramr
matáo. [matfist.
Epigram matista, sm. epigraa»»
Epigrapha, sf. epigraph.
Eplgvapliieos a, adj. belongíag
to an epigraph.
Epilepsia, sf. epilepsy.
Epiléptico, a, adj. epileptic, epí-
lepticai.
EpiJbgOBT, va. to epllo^asa».
Efilogo, sm. «^\\o^«.
Eplpliania^ sf . 'E»v^\i^»-'«^1 •
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Episcopado , sm. episcopacy ,
episcopate.
EpiscopaeSi^m.p^ episcopalians.
Episcopal, adj. 2 g. episcopal.
Episodiado, a, pp. adj. episo-
dized.
Episodiador, sm. an author that
mtroduces many episodes.
Episodiar, va. to episodize.
Episódico, a, adj. episodio, epi-
sodical.
Episodio, sm. episode.
Epistola, sf. epistle, letter.
Epistolar, adj. 2 g. epistolary.
Epistoleiro, sm. epistler.
Epistolico, a. adj. epistolic.
Epitaphio, sm. epitaph.
I^ithalaniico, a, adj. epithala-
mic. [mium.
Epithalaxuio, sm. an epithala-
E^itheto, sm. epithet.
Z^itoznar, va. to epitomise.
i^itome, sm. epitome, compen-
dium.
Epizootia, sf. epizooty.
Z^izootico, a, adj. epizootic.
Época, sf. epoch.
ZJK>do, sm. epode.
Z^opèa, sf. epopee. [salts.
Epsoxn {sal de)y sf. {chem.) epsom-
Eptacordo, sm. heptachord.
JEí»tagono, sm. {geom. and fort.)
neptagoD.
Epulida, sf. {med.) epulis.
Equabilidade, sf. equability.
Equação, sf. equation.
Equador, sm. equator.
Equanimidade, sf. equanimity.
Equatorial, adj. 2 g. {astr.) equa-
torial. — , sm. instrument to
follow the diurnal motions of
the stars. [uniform.
Equavel, adj. 2 g. equable.
Equestre, adj. 2 g. equestrian.
Equevo, a, adj. contemporary.
Equlangulo, a, adj. {geom.)
equianjíular.
Equidade, sf. equity, justice.
Equidilatado, a, adj. equidilated.
Equidistanoia, sf. equidistance.
Eqçddistante, adj. 2 g, equi-
distant.
JSqnilateral, adi. 2 g. equilátera!,
JSqaUsíterOt adj, 2 g, equilateral
EquilibraçSo, sf. equilibration.
Equilibrado, a, pp. adj. equili-
brated.
Equilibrar, va. to equilibrate.
Equilíbrio, «m. equihbrium, equi-
poise.
Equilibrista, sm. equilibrist.
Equino, a, adj. equine, belong-
iDg to a horse.
Equinocoial or Equinoxial, adj.
2 g. equiDoctial. [equinox.
Equinocoio or Equinoxio, am.
Equipagem, sf. equipare.
Equiparação, sf. equahzation.
Equiparado, a, pp. adj. eqoar
lized. [make equaL
Equiparar, va. to compare, to
Equipendencia, sf. equiponde-
raDce, equipendency.
Equipollencia, sf. equipollence.
EquipoUente, aaj. 2 g. equipol-
fent. [rance.
Equiponderancia, «/'.equiponde'
Equiponderante, adj. 2 g. eqiú-
ponderant.
Equiponderar, vn. to equpon-
derate.
Equitação, sf. eauitation.
Equitativo, a, aaj. equitable.
Equivalência, sf. equivalency.
Equivalente, aaj. 2 g. equiva-
leDt. [valentl^.
Equivalentemente, (m.v. equi-
Equivaler, vn. to be equaL
Equivocação, sf. equivocation.
Equivocado, a, pp. adj. equivo-
cated. [cally.
Equivooamente, adv. equivo-
Equivooar, va. to equivocate.
Equivocar-se^ vr. to equivocate,
to mistake.
Equivoco, sm. equivocai, equi-
voque, ambiguit^.
Equivoco, a, adj. equivocai.
Equoreo, a, adj. (poet.) equorean.
Equuleo, sm. an instrument of
tortura made like a horse.
Era, sf. era.
Erário, sm. the exchequer.
Erebo, sm. {myth.) Erebus.
Erecção, sf. erection.
Erecto, a, pp. adi. ^® Erigir»
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Eregir, va. V. Erigir.
Erexnita, sm. hermit.
Erexnitagem, sf. hermitage.
Eremitério, sm. hermitage.
Eremitíoo, a, adj. eremetical.
Éreo, a, adj. bronzed, made of
copper or brass.
Erethlsmo, sm.{med.) erethismus.
Ergástulo, sm. a prison.
Erguer, va. to raise up.
ErguidOf a, adj. raised.
Erigido , a , pp. adj. erected ,
raised.
Erigir, va. to erect, to raise.
Ermado, SL,pp. adj. depopulated.
Ermar, va. to depopulate.
Ermida, sf. hermitage.
Ermitão, sm. hermit.
Ermitoa, sf. hermitess.
Ermo, a, adj. solitary, gloomj.
Erogado, a, j^. adj. distributed,
divided. fbute.
Erogar, va. to erogate, to distri-
Erosão, sf. erosion.
Erotioo, a, adj. erotíc.
Erotomania, sf. {med.) eroto-
mania.
Errada, sf. error, mistake.
Erradamente, ado. erroneouslj.
Erradicação, sf. the act of root-
ing out.
Erradioante, adj. {med.) that
roots out.
Erradicar, va. to root out.
Erradioativamente, ado. radi-
cally.
Erradicativo, a, ael/.eradicative.
Erradio, a, adj. errant, wander-
ing.
Errado, a, pp. adj. mistaken.
Errante, adj. 2 g. erring, wander-
ing.
Errar, va. to miss, to mis'ake. — ,
vn. to err, to mistake, to wander.
Errar-se, vr. to dissent.
Erratas, sf.pl. the errata of a
book.
Errático, a, adj. erratic.
Errhino, a. adj. errhine.
Erriçar, va. to make the hair rise
on end. Erriçar-se^ vr. to stand
on end, to st&re.
JSrro, sm. error.
Srronea or Erronia, sf. an error.
Erroneamente, adv. erroneoaa-
Erróneo, a, adj. erroneous, false.
Error, sm. sin, fault; -vildness.
Eructação, sf. eructation.
Erudição, sf. erudition.
Eruditamente, adv. leamedly.
Erudito, a, adj. learned.
Eruginoso, a, adj. rusty; eru-
ginous.
Erupção, sf. eruption.
Erva, sf. herb. V. Merva and
derivated.
Er3rBipela, sf. {med.) erysipelas.
Erysipelar-se, vr. to s^row ery-
sipefatous. (pelatous.
Erysipelatoso, a, aq;. eryai-
Erysipeloso, a, adj. that nas
erysipelas. tion, redness.
Erythema, s. {med.) inflamma-
Esbaforido, a, adj. busy, hastv,
panting. [breath.
Esbaf orimento , sm. want of
Esbaf orir-se, vr. to be put out of
breath.
Esbagoar, va. V. Desbagoar.
Esbagulhar, va. to take out the
grape-stones or kernels.
Esbandalhado, a,pj>. adj. pulled
in pieces.
Esbandalhar, va. to break or
pull in pieces. [dissipated.
Eâ>anjado, a, pp. adj. wasted.
Esbanjador, sm. a prodigal.
Esbanjar, va. to waste, to con-
sume, [entangle.
Esbaralhar, va. to confound, to
Esbarrado, a, pp. adj. thrown
against any thmg.
Esbarrar, va. to dash, to throw
any thing against another.
Esbarrooar-se, vr. to throw one*8
self head-long. [place.
Esbarrondadeiro, «m. aslippery
Esbarrondado, a, pp. adj. cast
dovn.
Esbarrondamento, sm. the act
of casting down.
Esbarrondar, vn. to fali in a
precipice, to null do^ww.
Esbelto, a, adj. XíX^ ^^^ ^v\v\
l Esbirro, sm. «^"^^^^^^^^^S^^^
\ E8bo<}aAo, a, pp. oAj. %N^^^*^^
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Esboçar, na. to sketcií.
Esboço, stn. sketch.
Eflbofado, a, pp. adj. short-
vinded.
Esbofeteado, a, pP' ^^j- slapped.
Esbofetear, vn. toslap, tobnffet.
Esbombardeado , a, pp. adj.
batt«r*id. bombarded.
E&d30inbardear, va. to batter,
to boiTibard. [comers.
Esborcinar, va. to break the
Esboroado, a, pp. adj. made into
a powdpr.
Esboroamento, am. the act of
brin;rinpç a ihing to powder.
Esboroar , va. to reduce , to
powd«r. Estornar - se y pr. to
crumble into powder.
Esborrachado, a, pp. adj. biirst,
brok<»n.
Esborrachar, vn. to bnrst, to
cnish, to sfninsh. Esborrachar-
se, rr. Io biirst. [embers.
Esborralhar, va. to scatter the
Esborrar, va. to ca.st or pat oat
the dreírs or grounds.
Esbraguilhado, a, adj. that has
thfi smull clothcs unbiittoned.
Esbranquiçado, a, adj. whitish.
Esbravejar, vn. to rage.
Esbraseado, a, pp. adj. mode
into a livft coai.
Esbrazear, va. to make into a
live coal.
Esbugalhado, a. pp. adj. pro-
minent. Ol/ms — 5, full oyes.
Esbugalhar, va. — as oíhoSy to
put the eyí'S out of the sockets.
Esbulhado, a, pp. adj, spoiled,
dispossftssed.
Eabulhador, sm. Rpoiler.
Esbulhar, va. to dispossess.
Esbulho, sm. uaurpution ; booty.
Esburacado, a, pp. adj. bored.
Esburacar, va. to bore.
Esburgado, a, pp. adj. shelled.
Esburgar, va. to shofl, to skin.
Escabeche, sm. sauce for flsh ;
(f!f/.) artitice. [velled.
Esoabellado, a. pp. adj. dishe-
BacaLbellar, va. to dishevel.
^^abellOy sm. a joint-stool.
*" " i, sf. (òôt.) scabious.
Escabioso. a. adj. scabby, itcbj.
Escabrosamente, adv. hardly,
sharply.
Escabrosidade . sf. harahnesr.
roujrhness. crncr^-edness.
Escabroso, a, adj. sharp. riijreed;
crajríry; untractable, ehurlish.
Escalsujar. vn. to stmsrgle.
Escachapemas, adv. for. Andar
a cavallo de — , to ride strad-
dlinpr. [asunder.
Escachar, va. to cleave, to part
Escada, .'if. laddi^r. staircase.
stairs. — <//» rar.7!^ol , 'vrindin^
stairs.— de m'to. a hand-ladder.
Escadaria, sf. a preat staircase-.
Escadeado. a. adj. ladderwise.
Escadelecer, vn. to nod, to
sluniber. [cretly.
Escafeder-se. rr. to slip out s»-
Escalmbo or Escambo, sm.
V. Troca.
Escair, vn. to expire, to lapse.
Escala, sf. scale; (a sea term)
stay.
Escsdada, sf. a scaling \eit&
ladders.
Escalado, a. pp. adj. scaled.
Escalador, í:7n. one who attacks
by open force, ho who scales.
Escalafavaes. .s. V. Maroto.
Escalaxnento, sm. the act of
scalinpr.
EscalamoOar, va. V. Escakarrar.
Escalão, stn. round, step; (mil.)
echelon ; (fig.) step.
Escalar, va. to scale: to cleave,
to part; to embo-wel; (fig.) to
defanie, to taunt.
Escalavrado, a,/>/). adj. slightlj
wounded.
Escalavradura , sf. a sli^ht
wonnd.
Escalavrar, va. to make a slight
wound.
Escaldado, a, pp. adj. scalded.
Escaldador, sm. a warming-pan.
Escaldadura, sf. soalding.
Escaldar, va. to scald, to bum.
Escaleno, adj. scalcnc; {êoiat.}
sm. scaleniiR.
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warmed. Ovos — í, poached
Escalfador, sm. boiler ; a vessel
used to warm water in.
Escalfar, va. to poach, to boil
slightly.
Bscalho. sm. {nat. hist.) shad-fish.
Escalpello, sm. scalpel.
EBoalvado, a, pp. adj. made
bald.
Escalvar, va. to make bald ; to
make barren (íields).
Escama, sf. scaJe, small shell or
crust. [scales the fish.
Escaznadeira, sf. woma.ii that
Eaoamado, A,pp. adj. scaled.
Escamador, sm. he -who scales.
Escamadvira^ sf. the act of sca-
ling. [make ridges.
Escamalhoar . va. (agric.) to
Escamar, va. to scale nsh.
Escameado, a, adj. scaly, co-
vered with scales.
Escamei, sm. the frame of a
haruess-scowcrer.
Escamento, a, adj. scaly.
Escameo, a, adj. scaly.
Escamiforme, adj. 2 g. having
the form of scales.
Escamigero, a. adj. scaly.
Escamonea, sf. (bot.) scaiumony.
Escamonear-se , vr. to grow
angry. [mous.
Escamoso, a, adj. scaly, squa-
Escampar, vn. to cease from
rain.
Escampo, a, pp. irreg. of JSs-
campar ; clear of clouds.
Escançado, a, pp. adi. lucky.
Escanção, sm. a cup-Dearer.
Escançar, vn. to serva wine at
table. [open.
Escancarado, a, pp. adj. vide
Escancarar, va. to open wi4elv.
— a porta^ to set a door wide
open. [openly.
Escancaras, adv. loc. Ás — ,
Escançaria, sf. the king's wine-
cellar.
Escancear, va. to fill or pour oat
wine in the cups. [dled.
Esca n o fi mio, a, pp. adj. strad-
BÊoanchar, va. to stracídle. Es-
caacÃar-M, w. to set a a^raddk.
Escandalisado, a,^. adJL scaa-
dali2ed. [scandalizes.
Escandalisador, sm. he wfao
Escandalisar, va. to seandalize.
Escandahsar - se f vr. to take
offence.
Escândalo, sm. scandal.
Escandalosamente, adv. scaa-
dalously.
EscsuidâlOBO, a, adj. scandaloiis.
Escandea or Escandia, sf. sort
of large vheat.
Escandecencia, sf. heating^;
anger.
Escandecente, adj. lg. heatin^.
Escandeoer, vn. to grow warm.
— de ira, to be very angry.
Escandecido, a, pp. ad;. oaming
hot. (order, broken.
Escangalhado, a, pp. adj. out of
Escangalhar, va. to break, to
put out of order; Escangalhar-
se, vr. to be taken to pieces. —
com ri50, to split with iaaglúa^.
Escanganhar, va. to take oíf
the grapes from the bunch.
Escanganho, sm. the act ef
taking off the grapes from the
bunch. [close.
Escanhoar, va. to shave very
Escaniírado, a, adj. very thin
or lean. [tion.
Escaninho, sm. a small parti-
Escano, sm. small bench or form.
Escapada, »f. escape, flight.
Escapadalla, sf. escape, evasion.
Escapado, a, pp. adj. escaped.
Escapar, vn. to escape, to fly.
Deixar — uma occasião^ to slip
an occasion. Escapou-lhe uma
palavra^ he dropped a word.
Escaparate, sm. a show glass.
Escapatório, sm. shift, evaaimn.
Escapola, sm. a tenter-hook; a
sea-port.
Escapula, sf. subterfugc, shift.
Escapulário, sm. scapulaiy.
Escapulir, va. to sneak, to creep
slily.
Escaúciaes^ sm. pi. VJa» \\\3ô^"^
EsoarcL, sf. acaJa, crasX ^^ «°^
ulcer. , ^^
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Esoarafanohado , a^ pp. adj.
scratched. picked.
Escarafunchador, sm. he vho
scratches. [to pick.
Esoaraíanchar, va. to scratch,
Esoarainuça, sf. skirmisb.
EBoaraxnuçador, sm. skirmisher.
Esoaramuçar, vn. to skirmish.
Esoarapela, sf. a fray among:
women, and low people.
Escarapelado, a,pp. adj. tugged
by tbe haír. [to quarrel.
Escarapelar, va. to make a fray,
Escaravalhado , a, adj. {art.)
honey-combed. comb.
Escaravalho, sm. {art.) honey-
Escaravelho, sm. {nat. hist.)
beetle, scarabeous. l^^g'
Escarcalhada, sf. a loud laugn-
Ztecarçar, va. to take tbe honey
from tbe hives. Escarçar-se, vr.
to be ripped. [leatber,
Escaroelia, sf. a large purse of
Esoarcéo, sm. a great wave or
billow. Fazer — », to make a
great noise, bustle.
Escarchar, va. to make rou^b.
Escarço, sm. tbe act of taking
tbe boney away from tbe bives.
Escardeado, a, pp. adj. cleared
oí tbistles.
Escardear, va. to clear of tbistles.
Escardilhar, va. to clear witb
tbe weeding-hook.
Escardilho, sm. veed-ho 
