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ITCH, s. scabies, scabrities. —3 rough 
itch, depetigo, impetigo. — To give one 
the itch, scabiem alicui affricare. — To 
have the itch, scabie laborare.-TT An 
itch or itching desire, cupiditas, aviditas; 
libido. 
To Itch, prurio. — My fingers itch to be at 
him, vix me contineo quin involem in 
capillum. 
Itchy, scabiosus. 
Itching, pruritus, prurigo. 
ITEM (article), pars, particula; nomen 
(of a debt). 
ITINERANT, iter faciens; quiurbescir- 
cumit; vagus. 
Itinerary, itinerarium. 
ITSELF. Seelt. 
IVORY, ebur, dens Lybicus_ Of ivory 
eburneus. — Covered with ivory, ebora' 
tus. 
IVY, hedera; helix (barren, creeping ivy) 
— Ground-ivy, chamsecissus. — Tull of 
ivy, liederosus- Of ivy, hederaceui 
— Carved with ivy, hederatus. 
J. 
TABBER, garrio, blatero. 
J ter. 
I See Chat- 
Jabberer, blatero, garrulus. 
Jabbering, garritus (inconditus). 
JACK. — The jack of a ship, aplustre, 
vexillum. — A jack to turn a spit, in- 
strumentum quo caro veru transfixa ad 
ignem versatur.-3 Jack on both sides, 
qui laevd dextrStque ieque utitur. — Jack 
will never make a gentleman, ex tiuovis 
ligno non fit Mercurius. — A good Jack 
makes a good Gill, bonus dux bonum 
reddit comitem. — A Jack of all trades, 
ad omnes res aptus, homo omnis 
Minervse. — Jack with a lantern, ignis 
fatuus. — A jack-pudding, inaccus, san- 
nio. 
Jackanapes, simia. 
Jackdaw, monedula. 
JACKAL, lupus aureus. 
JACKET, sagum, sagulum. — A little 
jacket, tunicula. — earing a jacket, tu- 
nicatus. 
JACOBINE FRIAR, monachus ordini 
S. Dominici ascriptus. 
JADE (sorry horse), caballus, equus piger 
et ignavus. — A lean jade, equus stri- 
gosus, jumentum strigosum. — An old 
jade, emeritus equus.-IT A jade (pal¬ 
try woman), mulier improba, nequam, 
effrons, impudica. 
To Jade (tire), aliquem fatigave, defati- 
gare, lassare, delassare. — Jaded, fati- 
gatus, etc., defessus. 
Jadish trick, techna or astutia meretricia. 
JAG, laciniose incidere, seme modo in- 
secare. 
Jagged, Jaggy, dentatus, serratus, laci- 
niosus. 
JAIL, career, custodia, ergastulum. — 
To be in jail, in custodia. public;! or vin- 
culis esse. — Jail-bird, stigmatias, fur- 
cifer. — General jail-delivery, universalis 
e custodia emissio. 
Jailer, carceris custos, carceri prseposi- 
tus ; ergastularius. — His fee, carceris 
sumptus. 
JAKES, forica, latrina.— Jakes-cleanser, 
foricarum conductor. 
JAMBS (of a door), postes ; (of a chimney), 
latera. 
JANGLE, altercor, rixor.- Tangling (in 
note), absonus, dissonus. — A jangling 
felloio, homo argutus or argutuliis. 
Jangler, argutator, litigator; blatero, ra 
bula. 
Jangling, argutatio, cavillatio, alterca- 
tio; garrulitas. 
JANIZARY, janissarus, statarius miles 
Turcicus. 
JANUARY, (mensis) Januarius. 
JAPAN, aliquid Japonum more linere, 
polire, ornare. 
JAR, (earthen vessel), testa, urceus. 
JAR, v. discrepo, dissono, discordo, alter 
cor._ This string jars, base chorda dis- 
sonat. — Jarring, discrepans, dissonus, 
discors. - IT To jar (shake, strike), 
quatio, quasso, concutio, collidere inter 
se. 
Jar, subst. (quarrel), rixa, jurgium, alter- 
catio, contentio; (clash), collisio, col- 
lisus, concursio, concursus. — To make 
or stir up jars, jurgia committere, lites 
serere or Vnovere ; simultates fovere. — 
To pacify jars, discordias sedare, lites 
componere. 
JARGON, sermo perplexus, absonus, in- 
conditus; voces. 
JASPER, iaspis. 
JAUNDICE, morbus regius or arquatus ; 
icterus. — Sick of the jaundice, Jaundiced, 
ictericus, arquatus. 
JAUNT up and down , cursito, discurro, 
vagor. 
Jaunt, Jaunting, discursus, vagatio: 
( journey), iter. 
JAVELIN, hasta; jaculum, pilum_3 
little javelin, hastula. — Javelin-bearer, 
liastatus; pilatus. 
JAW, maxilla. — Of the jaw, maxillaris. 
— The jaws, fauces, rictus. 
JAY, pica glandaria. 
JEALOUS, zelotypus, suspiciosus. — To 
make jealous, zelotvpia afficere. — To 
become jealous, zelotypia affici; suspicor. 
— To be jealous one of another, suspectos 
inter se esse. — A jealous person, suspi- 
cax. 
Jealously, suspiciose. 
Jealousy, zelotypia, suspicio. — To live 
in jealousy, snspicionibus angi ; omnia 
et semper suspicari or vereri. 
JEER, derideo, illudo, caviller, ludibrio 
habere. — Jeered, irrisus, derisus. 
Jeer, sanna, dicterium. 
Jeerer, derisor, irrisor. 
Jeering, irrisio. 
Jeeringly, acerbe. 
JEHOVAH, Jehova, verus Deus. 
JEJUNE, jejunus, tenuis. 
Jejunely, jejune. 
Jejuneness, exilitas, jejunitas. 
JELLY, jus gelatum ; coagulum. — of 
quinces, cydonia gelata. — Beaten to a 
jelly, pugnis concisns. 
JEOPARDY, discrimen, periculum. — 
To be in jeopardy, periclitor, in periculo 
versari. — To bring into jeopardy, in 
discrimen adducere. — With jeopardy, 
periculose. 
Jeoparded, in discrimen or periculum 
adductus. 
Jeoparding, periclitatio. 
JERK (whip), verbero, flagello; verberibus 
ciedere.-IT To jerk (wince), calcitro. 
Jerk s. (lash), verber, ictus, plaga_ 
IT A jerk (sudden spring), impetus. — To 
do a thing with a jerk or very speedily, 
impetu or citissime aliquid agere. 
JERKIN (coat), tunica curta, colobium. 
JESSAMINE, iasminum. — Yellow jessa¬ 
mine, polemonium. 
JEST, v. jocari, joco uti; joca agere ; jo- 
culari. — at a thing , in aliquid jocular!. 
— a person, aliquem ludos fiicere. — 
Jested at, dictis lacessitus. 
Jest, s. joctis, dictum ridiculum ; facetia? 
(witticisms) .— A little jest, joculus._ 
nipping dicterium.— A wanton jest, jocus 
obsccenus, illiberalis, petulans. — Merry 
jests, sales, facetise. — Dry, clanculum 
mordaces. — In jest, per jocum; joco. 
— I know. not whether he speaks these 
things in jest or earnest, joco an serio 
ilia dicat, nescio. — Spoken in jest, jocu- 
laris, jocularius. — Full of jests or loving 
to jest, jocosus, facetus, festivus. — To 
be full of jests, facetiis abnndare or fiu- 
ere. — To crack a jest , jocari, joco uti. 
— To put a jest upon one, in aliquem jo- 
cosa dicta jactare, ridicula jacere or 
mittere ; aliquem per jocum irrideie_ 
You throw your jests at. me, nunc tu me 
ludos deliciasque facis . — I only spoke 
in jest, jorabar modo. — To take a jest, 
ffiquo animo dicteria ferre. — It is all a 
jest or a mere jest, res nihili est, res est 
frivola. 
Jester, joculator, mirnus, derisor; san- 
nio; etbologus. — A saucy jester, scurra. 
Jesting, arlj. jocosus, salsus, dicax. 
Jesting, s. jocatio, derisio, cavillatio. — A 
fine manner of jesting, jocandi genus li- 
berale, elegans, urbanum, ingeniosum, 
facetum, ingenuum, libero liomine dig- 
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num. — It is no jesting matter, res esl 
gravissima. — Without jesting , joco 
amoto, omissis jocis, extra jocum, serio. 
— A saucy jesting, scurrilitas. 
Jestingly, joco; jocose. 
JESUIT, unus e Societate Jesu. 
JET, gagates. 
Jetty, Jet-black, coracino colore; ni- 
gerrimus. 
JET (of water), aquie radius. 
JET (strut), magnifice incedere; (stick 
out), promineo, propendeo, exsto. 
Jetting out, prominentia, projectura. 
Jetting ( strutting), incessus magnificus. 
JEW, Judaeus. 
Jewish, Judai'cus. 
Jews-harp, ferramentum fremens. 
JEWEL, gemma. — Set with jewels, gem- 
matus.— My jewel! meum corculum! — 
A counterfeit jewel, gemma adulterina. 
— Jewel-box, capsnla gemmaria. 
Jeweller, gemmarius. 
JIG, tripudium, chorea rustica. 
To Jig, tripudio. 
JILT, spem amantis ludificari. 
JINGLE (clink), tinnio ; (affect words), 
verba captare or aucupari. 
Jingle, s. tinnitus. — To make a jingle of 
words, inani voce sonare.— A jingle of 
words, verba inania or futilia qus simi¬ 
liter cadunt. 
JOB ( little work), negotiolum. — A good 
job, res lucrosa. 
JOCKEY, equiso; equomm moderator, 
domitor, venditor. 
JOCOSE, jocosus, facetus, festivus. 
Jocosely, jocose, facete, joculariter, fes¬ 
tive. 
Jocoseness, animus ad joeandum promp- 
tus ; dicta jocosa; facetiae. 
JOCULAR, jocularis. 
Jocularity, hilaritas. 
JOCUND, hilaris, alacer, laetus. — To be 
jocund, lffitor, gestio. 
Jocundness, hilaritas. 
Jocundly, hilariter, jocose. 
JOG, JOGGLE, agito, quatio, trudo. — 
To jog with the elbow, cubito fodere, cu- 
bito snbmovere. — Do not jog me, — l 
ordered it, noli fodere, — jussi. — To 
joggle, v. n. (as the hand in writing), 
contremisco. — To jog (as a coach), sub- 
sulto, vacillo. - IT To jog on, progre- 
dior, procedo. — To be jogging, abeo, 
discedo, abscedo. 
Jog, subst. concussio, quassatio, succus- 
sus : (pace), incessus. 
Joggling (trembling), tremor. 
JOIN to, adjungo, apto, connecto; (be 
adjoined to), accedo, adjungor. — They 
were joined by volunteers, in hopes of plun¬ 
der, voluntaries ad spem praedne undique 
asciverunt.— To join forces, copiascon- 
jungere. — To join together (connect), 
jungo, conjungo, compingo, connecto; 
aggrego: (be joined together), coeo, coa- 
lesco, cohcereo, coutinnor. — Joining 
(adjoining), contiguus, continuus ; cou- 
terminns. — To join in a suit at law, in 
lite coire. — To join or cleave to, adhae- 
reo. — To join or be next, contingo. — 
To join as a joiner, coagmento, coasso, 
coriglutino. — To join issue (stand to it), 
pedem conferre. — I will join issue with 
you, veniam quocunque lacessis. — To 
join fellowship, aliquid inter se sociara 
or consociare; se cum aliquo conjun- 
gere. — To join under, subnecto. — 
Joined, junctus, copulatus. — When the 
battle was joined, acie commissi, signia 
collatis. — Joined to, adjunctus, con- 
nexus, agglutinatus. — joined togethei 
as houses, continuus, contiguus. — Join- 
