K EXU FEN to squeeze, to exprces; from ex Ezechias, ee, prop. subs. mar. La man's name, Ezechiae and premo Exprobro, exprobraze, exprobravi, exprobratum, verb act. 1. to re- proach, to upbraid, to charge with; from ex and probro Expugno, expugnare, expugnavi, expugnatum, verb act 1. to take by storm, to conquer, to subdue; from ex and pugno Exquiro, exquliere, exquistvl, ex- quistuin, verb act. 3. to search info, to examine, to search out; from ex and quæro Exsicco, exsiccare, exsiccavi, exalc- catum, verb act. 1. to dry the- roughly; from ex and siceo Exsilio, exsilire, exsilňi and exat- lli, exsulium, verb neut. 4. to leap out; from ex and salio Exsolvo, exsolvere, exsolvl, exsölu- tum, verb act. 3. to loose, to free, to pay; from ex and solvo Extendo, extendere, extendi, exten- Bum, and extentium, verb act. 3. to extend, to stretch out; from ex and tendo Extensus, a, um, perf. part. of ex- tendo, stretched out Exterus, a, um, adj. strange,alion, foreign; from ex and terra Exitmesco, extimescere, extfmil, verb incept. neut. 3. to be greatly afraid; from ex and timed F Fac, imper. of faclo, do thom Facies, el, suba. fem. S. the face, the figure Facile, adv. camp. facilius, sup. fs cillime, easily; from facilis Facio, facère, fécl, factum, verk act. 3. to make, to do, to cause; passive flu, fieri, factus sun, to be made, to become Factum, i subs. neut. 2. a deed, a fact, an netion; from facio Facultas, atis,subs. fem. 3. easiness, permission, opportunity, Occa sion; in the plur, wealth, riches; from fucilis Faleus, a, um, adj. false, lying; from failo Fama, a, subs. fem. 1. fame, report Fimes, la, suba. fem. 3. hunger, famine Familla, x, subs. fem. 1, a family Familiaris, Is, e, adj. belonging to a family, familiar, intimate; from familia Familla, e, subs. fem. 1. a maid, a maid-servant Famulus, i, subs. masc. 2. a max servant any thing lawful Extinctus, a, un, perf. part. of ex-Fas, subs, neut. indecl.justice, righ tinguo, quenched, dead Extinguo, extinguere, extinxi, ex- tluctum, verb act. 3. to put out, to extinguish, to put to death; frum ex and stinguo Extorquen, extorquere, extorei, ex- tortum, verb act. 3. to force from, to extort; from ex and torquen Extraho, extralière, extmxi, extrac- ttim, verb act. 3, to draw out, to disengage, to delay; from ex and traho Extremus, a, um, adj. superl. last, extreme, farthest; from exterus Extrňo, extrüĕre, extruxi, extrue- num, verb act. to build; from er and struo Ezūro, exüzere, exusel, exustum, verb act. 3. to burn out, to burn 20, to consume; from ex and] uro Exustus, a, um.perf. part. of exu- ro, Zurned, parched Fateor, fäteri, fassus suni, zer? dep. 2. to cunfees, to oun, to aa knowledge Fätlscor, tlsci, fessus sun, per dep. 3. to be weary; from fatisa Fiveo, fivere, favi, fantum de act. to favour, to be on one's side, to wish one well Favor, oris, subs, masc. 3. favour; from faven Faustus, a, um, adj. lucky, forter nate, prosperous Faux, faucis, subs. fem. 3. more w sunt in the plural fauces, iu the jaws Fel, fellis, suba. neut. 3. gall, bitter ness, prison Feliciter, eds. comp, felicius, map. falleissime, kapply, prosperously Felix, Ici, aj, happy, prosperous fortunate Fönestra, e, subs, fem. 1. a Minden
