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against my stomach , stomachus ab istl 
re abhorret. — That thing goes against 
my conscience, animus ab el re faciendl 
aversus est or abhorret. — The cause 
goes against him, lite cadit.-|| To go 
along with, deduco, comitor.-|| To 
go apace, propero.-1| To go aside, 
discedo, aberro, se subducere.-|| To 
go asunder, seorsim proficisci.-1| To 
f o away or about one’s business, abeo, 
iscedo. — He shall not go away with it 
so, haud impune habebit; inultum id 
nunquam auferet. — To go away with, 
aufero, abripio. — She will go away with 
it all, id ilia universum abripiet.- 
B To go awry, obliquare gressus. - 
To go back or backward, recedo, regre- 
dior, ietrogredior. — There is no going 
back (Jig .), jacta est alea, galeatum sero 
duelli paenitet. — A going back, regres- 
sus. — To go backward and fonoard, 
obambulo, ultro citroque ambulare. — 
in a story, rem aliter atque aliter narrare, 
recitare, exponere. — To go back from 
his word or bargain, pactis non stare ; 
promissis non manere ; conventa non 
praestare.-1| To go before, praecedo, 
pnegredior, antecedo, anteeo ; (outgo), 
prteverto ; (in governing), praesum.- 
|| To go behind, pone or a tergo sequi 
-|| To go between, interveni'o, inter 
alios incedere. — || To go beyond (pass 
over), transeo.-IT To go beyond (ex¬ 
cel) another in a thing, aliquem aliqutl 
re superare or vincere ; alicui aliqul re 
antecellere, praestare ; anteire, ante 
cedere.-|| To go by, prmtereo. — As 
he went by even now, he told me, praeteri- 
ens modo mihi inquit.-|| To go by 
such a name, tali nomine appellari. 
|| To go down, descendo. — He goes 
down tfte stream, secundo amne defluit; 
pronl fertur aqul. — To go down (as the 
sun), occido.-1| To go fair and softly, 
lente incedere. — He that goes softly 
goes surely, melior est consuita tarditas, 
quarn temeraria celeritas.-|l To go 
for a thing or fetch it, peto.-|| To go 
forth, exeo, prodeo. - || To go for¬ 
ward, pergo, progredior. - IT To go 
forward (profit), proficio, prosum. - 
A To go a foot pace, pedetentim ince¬ 
dere. - || To go from, discedo. — 
They go from the matter in hand, a re 
discedunt. — To go from one place to 
another, commigro. -|| To go in or 
into, intro, introeo, ingredior. — He went 
in again, recepit se intro denuo.- 
II To go to meet one, alicui obviam pro 
cedere.-- || To go near, accedo, ap 
propinquo. -IT To go near to do a 
thing, tantum non agere.-IT To go 
near to or affect one, dolorem alien 
afferre ; dolore or tristitil aliquem affi- 
cere.-|| To go off or away, abscedo. 
discedo.-IT To go off (as a commodi¬ 
ty), veneo, vendi.-IT To go off (as a 
gun), displodi. -|| To go often, ito 
— unto, frequento. - || To go' on 
pergo, progredior. -IT To go on an 
embassy, legationem obire. — on a pil¬ 
grimage, peregrinari religionis ergo 
-IT I am going on fourscore and ten. 
quartum et octogesimum annum ago 
-1| To go out, exeo, prodeo, egredior 
-IT To go out her time (as a female) 
menses exigere.-IT To go out (as fire) 
exstinguor.-TT To go out of the way, 
e vil excedere ; locum alicui dare. 
|| To go over, transeo.— a river, trajicio 
tratio” IT To go over again (in meas¬ 
uring), remetior. - || To go quickly, 
propero, accelero, festino. -|| To go 
round, circumeo; circumferri.-1| To 
go a snail’s pace, repo, repto.-|| To 
go softly, amou.o; lento gradu incedere, 
tarde ire. — before, prsambulo, lente 
pneire.-|| To go to, adeo, advenio, 
accedo, aggredior. — They went (re¬ 
moved) to Athens, Athenas commigra- 
vere._ He is gone to the other wcrrld, ad 
plures abiit. — The house is gone to de¬ 
cay, cedes vitium fecerunt. — It went to 
the heart of me, percussit mihi animum. 
-IT To go to see, viso.-It To go 
to and fro or up and down, commeo, cur- 
s ito. -— IT Go to! age ! agedum !- 
|| To go together, comitor.-|| To go 
through, pervado, penetro.-|| To go 
under, subeo. -- || To go up, ascendo. 
.-l| To go upon, supergredior; calco. 
-IT To go upon sure grounds, firmis 
arguments niti. - IT To go upon a 
business, rem aliquam aggredi.-1| To 
go without, careo. 
Goer, qui iter facit. — d goer barefoot, 
nudipes. — A goer before, antecessor. 
Going, incessus, gressus. — about, ambi¬ 
tus, peragratio. — away, abitio, abitus, 
discessio. — out of the way, erratio, ab- 
erratio. — back, recessus, reditus. — be¬ 
fore, prtEgressio, antecessio. — aside, 
digressio. — down, descensus. — forth, 
processio, exitus. — forward, progressio. 
— from, digressio. — in, ingressio, in- 
troitus. — out, egressus. — to, accessus, 
aditus. — up, ascensus, ascensio. — A 
going from one place to another, cornmi- 
gratid.- d going on a pilgrimage, peri- 
grinatio religionis ergo. 
GOAD, stimulus. 
To Goad, stimulo fodere or lacessere.— 
To goad through, destimulo. 
GOAL, meta. 
GOAR, vestis lacinia, fimbria. 
Goarino (as a sail), oblique scissus. 
GOAT, caper, hircus. — A she-goat, capra. 
— A little goat, capella. — A young goat 
(kid), hcedus. — Of a goat, caprinus, 
bircinus or hirquinus. — A goatherd, 
caprarius. — A goat’s beard, aruncus. — 
A stable for goats, caprile. — Goat-footed, 
capripes. — Of the kind of goats, caprige- 
nus (poet.). 
Goatish, hircosus ; (lecherous), salax, it 
bidinosus, lascivus. 
GOBBLE up, devoro, avide vorare ; tu- 
burcinor. 
Gobbler, vorax. 
GOBLET, poculum majus ; scyphus. 
GOBLINS, larvae, simulacra vana, species 
mortuorum, umbrae, occursacula noc 
tium. 
GOD, Deus. — I entreat you by the gods, 
per ego te deos oro. — As the gods would 
have it, forte fortunl, quomodo dii vo- 
luerunt.- As God shall bless me, ut 
genium meum propitium liabeam. 
God be with you, vale. — By God’s leave 
or help, Deo volente or juvante. — God 
forbid, absit; prohibeat Deus. — God 
grant, faxit Deus. — God save you, 
salve, salvus sis. — God speed you, ave. 
_ If God will, si Deo placet. — If God 
send life, modo vita supersit; si vita 
suppetat. — God bless you, Deus tibi 
bene faxit. — Of God, divinus. — House¬ 
hold gods, lares, penates. 
Goddess, dea. 
Godhead, divinitas ; numen 
Godless, impius ; atheus. 
Godlike, Deo (or diis) proximns ; divinus. 
Godfather, sponsor baptismatis, pater 
lustricus. — Godmother, mater iustri- 
ca. - IT Godson, -daughter, filius 
(-a) lustricus (-a). 
Godly, adj. pius erga Deum. 
Godlily, sancte, caste, pie. 
Godliness, pietas erga Denm, sanctitas. 
GOGGLE, transverse intueri. 
Goggle-eyed, magnos oculos babens. 
GOLD, aurum. — All is not sold that glit¬ 
ters, fronti nulla tides. — You may trust 
him. with untold gold, dignus est quicum 
in tenebris mices.- 1 gold mine, auri- 
fodina; auraria ( pi.). — Gold ore, au 
rum rude. — Gold fined, aurum purum ; 
aurum ad obrussum. — in ingots, aurum 
infectum. — wrought, aurum factum. 
— leaf, aurum bracteatum, foliaceum 
or in folia extensum. — in grains, bal 
lux. — coined, aurum signatum. — 
spangle, aurum bracteatum. — Gold 
money, numi aurei. — Of gold, aureus 
Gold foil , bractea. — thread, au.reum 
filum. — wire, aurum ductile.- 1 gold¬ 
beater, bracteator, bractearius. — A gold- 
finer, auri purgandi artifex. 
Golden, aureus, ex auro factus: fig. au¬ 
reus, aureolus.-IT (as to color), co¬ 
lore in aurum inclinato ; auratus, aure¬ 
olus. 
Goldsmith, aurifex, aurarius. 
GONDOLA, navis cubiculata ; navis tha- 
lamegos. 
GOOD, bonus; probus; integer; commo- 
dus ; benignus.— For good reasons, justis 
de causis. — Leave me as good as you found 
me, restitue in quem me accepisti locum 
— He was as good as his icord, firma 
vit fidem. — You have made a good 
day’s work, processisti hodie pulchre. — 
11G 
He is as good a man as lives, ipso homo 
melior non est. — I have a good mind to 
do a thing, aliquid agere cupio ; vix me 
contineo quin agam. — A good deal, 
multuin with genit.; magnus, a, um. 
(Pee Considerable and Deal.) — A good 
many, bene multi, perqtiam multi 
— Good for something, rei alicui utilis. 
— for nothing, inutilis. — By my gooa 
will, quoad possum. — Good ware will 
off, proba merx facile emptorem reperit. 
— A man good at every thing, omnium 
horarum homo. — In good faith, hercle, 
serio. — If you think good, si tibi visum 
fuerit.— To make good, compenso, pr®- 
sto, restituo, reddo, suppleo. — Malang 
good, restitutio, compensatio. — / will 
make it good, damnum prmstabo. — To 
make good his words, fidem liberare. — 
To make good by arguments, arguments 
docere, demonstrare, probare, firmare. 
— To think good, statuo. — If you 
shall think good, si tibi ita placuerit. 
— To be of good cheer, bono animo esse. 
— A good (merry) fellow, combibo; eom- 
potor, comissator; homo lepidus, festi- 
vus ; congerro. — The good-man, good- 
wife of the house, paterfamilias, mater- 
familias. - || See Better, Best. 
Good, subst.. — To do good to one, alicui 
benefacere ; (in a distemper), mederi or 
prodesse. (See Benefit.) — To do good 
for evil, beneficiis maleficia pensare. — 
It does me good to think of it, mihi de illi 
re cogitare’jucundissimum est. — Much 
good may it do you, prosit tibi; sit sa- 
luti; bene sit tibi. — Good (profit, advan¬ 
tage), lucrum, commodum. — I do little 
good ( avail little), parum promoveo; ni¬ 
hil proficio. — I get this good, hoc capio 
commodi. — It is for your good, in rem 
tuam est.-IT Goods, bona, res ; fa¬ 
cilitates, fortume, opes; res familiaris. 
_ proper to one’s self, peculium.— im¬ 
movable, res immobiles. — coming by in¬ 
heritance, bona hereditaria; patrimoni- 
um. 
Goodly, speciosus, egregius, decorus, exi- 
mius. 
Goodliness, species, decor, vennstas. 
Goodness, bonitas, probitas, integritas 
Goody, materfamilias; anus. 
GOOSE, anser: — (goosecap,fool), fatuos, 
ineptus, stultus. — Every man thinks his 
own geese swans, smim cuique pul- 
clirum. — Goose-giblets, anserum exta. 
— The cry of a goose, anseris clangor. — 
Of a goose, anserinus. -IT A tailor’s 
goose, sartoris ferrum pressorium. 
Gooseberry, baca grossulariae; — bush, 
ribes grossularia (L.). 
Gosling, anserculus. 
GORE, s. cruor, tabum, sanies. 
Gory, cruentatus. 
GORE, v. perforo, transfigo. —• To gore 
with the horn, cornu ferire or petere. 
GORGE, gqla, guttur. 
To Gorge, exsaturo, exsatio; ad nause¬ 
am usque implere. 
GORGEOUS, splendidus, magnificus, 
lautus. — To be gorgeous, niteo, re- 
splendeo; fulgeo. 
Gorgeously, magnifice, splendide, moln- 
ter, delicate, ornate, polite.— Gorgeous¬ 
ly dad, splendide vestitu- 
Gorgeousness, cultus ; magnificentia, 
splendor; apparatus. 
GORMANDIZE, voro, comissor, heluor. 
Gormandizer, heluo, lurco. 
GOSPEL, evangelium. — To preach m 
gospel, evangelizo. — Of the gospel, 
evangelicus. — It is as true as the gospel, 
folium est Sibylhe ; non Apollinis magis 
verum atque hoc responsum est. 
GOSS, GORZE, genista spinosa. 
GOSSIP. — A drinking gossip, compotrix. 
— A gadding gossip, ambulatrix. — 
tattling or prating gossip, mulier loquax. 
—d tattling gossip, lingulaca. 
To Gossip. See Chat, Chatter. _ 
Gossiping. See the same and Chitchat. 
GOURD, cucurbita. — Of or like gourds, 
cucurbitinus. . 
GOUT, articulorum dolor, morbus anticu- 
laris or articularius, arthritis. — To hav^ 
the gout, articulorum dolore laborare.-* 
The gout, in the hand, chiragra. — ““ 
hips, ischias, ischiadicus dolor. — m 
feet., podagra: — he is sorely ofihetea w 
the gout in the feet, ardet podagric do 
ribus. — in the knees, gonagra. 
