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— Tie went out of the camp, e castris exi- 
vit. — Oat of hand, e vestigio.-If By 
extra; as, both in and out of the body 
there are some good things, et in corpore 
et extra qusdam bona sunt.-if By 
pr® ; as, they will undergo any drudgery 
out of a desire of wealth, recusant nullem 
conditionem durissim® servitutis pr® 
cupiditate peculii.-IF By pro; as, 
out of my love I sent one to tell it to him, 
misi pro amicitiH qui hoc diceret.- 
IT By propter; as, out of your love to me, 
propter tuum in me amorem.-IT By 
supra ; as, they are angry out of measure, 
ill is ira supra modum.-IT Out of 
compassion, per misericordiam. — Out 
of conceit with, improbans, rejiciens.— 
Out of favor, qui in offensionem alicu¬ 
jus incurrit.— To be out of harm’s way, 
in portu navigare; extra teli jactum 
esse. — Out of humor, offensus, iratus, 
stomachans. — Out of kind, degener. — 
Out of order, prspostere; extra ordi- 
nem. (See Order.) — Out of place (dis¬ 
ordered), turbatus, perturbatus, confu- 
sus. — Out of place or office, qui se mu- 
nere abdicavit; qui munere vacat.— 
Out of pocket, damnum ex sumptibus in 
rem aliquam impensis. — Out of sight, 
oculis subductus. — Out of sight, out of 
mind, absentium cito perit memoria. — 
Out of my sight! apage ! — Out of sorts, 
ad rem aliquam agendam ineptus. — 
Out of breath, anhelus, anhelans. — To 
be out of one’s head or memory, e memo¬ 
rial excidere or elabi. — To keep out of 
doors (not come in), foris se continere. — 
He is thrown out of his command, ei im- 
perium est abrogatum.-IT Out of, in 
composition, is expressed by e or ex, but 
the preposition is often repeated. 
Out, adv. — The fire is out, ignis exstinc- 
tus est. — The barrel is out, dolium ex- 
haustum est. — The time is out or ex¬ 
pired, tempus prteteriit or exactum est. 
— My dream is out or fulfilled, id accidit 
■quod per somnum vidi. — My hand is 
.out, labori sum inhabilis. — To bring 
■out, profero. (See Bring.) — Bring it 
out. Out with it, prefer, die dare or 
■perspicue. — To cast out, ejicio, projicio ; 
•expello, exturbo. — To come out. (See 
Come.)—To go out, exeo, egredior.— 
To drive out, expello, ejicio, exturbo 
To hear one out with patience, querelas 
alicujus ®quo animo exaudire. — To 
leave out, omitto. — To make out by ar¬ 
gument, rationibus probare, allatis ex- 
emplis confirmare.— Out at the elbow, 
out at the heels (much worn, torn), lacera- 
tus, sc.issus, tritus: (deep in debt), are 
alieno pressus or obrutus.— Out! apa¬ 
ge ! abi in malam crucem ! 
•OUTACT, agendo superare. 
OUTBAR, excludo. 
•OUTBID, pluris licitari, licitatione supe¬ 
rare or vincere. 
•OUTBRAVE, territo, insulto; terrorem 
alicui incutere ; contumacem esse in. 
— Outbraved, terrore or metu absterri- 
tus. 
Outrraving, insultatio. 
OUTBRAZEN, audacia aliquem supera¬ 
re or vincere. 
OUTBREAK, eruptio. 
OUTCAST, ejectus, ejectitius. 
• OUTCRY (crying out), clamor, vocifera- 
tio, voces ; exclamatio; quiritatio. 
OUTDARE, plus audere. 
OUTDO, supero, vinco. 
OUTER, OUTWARD, exterus, exter- 
nus ; exterior (of one of two). 
■OUTFACE, pertinacissime adversari. 
OUTFAST, aliiim inedia superare. 
OUTFAWN, adulando superare. 
OUTFLY, pnetervolo. 
OUTGIVE, liberalitate superare. 
OUTGO, prascedo, p never to, pnecurro 
prmvenio, anteverto, antecello. 
Outgoing, prmgressio. 
OUTGROW, annis or auctu superare ; ob 
solescere (grow out oj use). 
OUTGUARD, excubitores. 
OUTJEST, jocis or jocando superare. 
OUTLANDISH, externus; peregrinus 
adventitias.— An outlandish man or wo¬ 
man, alienigena. 
OUTLAST, diutius durare. 
OUTLAW, or outlawed man, proscriptus ; 
relegatus, exsul; exlex. 
To Outlaw, proscrifeo; alicujus vitam 
proponere pr®mns. 
addicere et 
|| See Ban. 
Outlawry, proscriptio. 
OUTLEARN, majores progressus in lite- 
ris facere ; discendo alium prmvertere. 
OUTLET, exitus. 
OUTLINE, extrema lineamenta, extre- 
m;e line® ; prim® line® ; adumbratio. 
OUTLIVE, supervivo, supero.— Out¬ 
lived, vivendo superatus. 
Outliver, superstes. 
OUTLYING, extra jacens ; longinquus. 
OUTMEASURE, mensura or spatio tem- 
poris superare. 
OUTMOST, OUTERMOST, extremus, 
extimus. 
OUTNUMBER, numero superare. 
OUTPARISII, parcecia suburbana. 
OUTRAGE, s. atrox injuria, insignis 
contumelia; vis. 
To Outrage, vim alicui afferre ; injuriam 
alicui inferre; maledicta in aliquem 
conferre: violo. 
Outrageous, ferox; immanis, furiosus, 
efferus, contumeliosus, furibundus, de¬ 
mens ; immansuetus, importunus; sa¬ 
ves ; mentis impotens. — To be outra¬ 
geous, furo, insanio. 
Outrageously, atrociter, furiose, imma- 
niter; conttuneliose; infeste ; smviter. 
Outrageousness, furor, feritas, atrocitas, 
immanitas ; rabies, importunitas; im- 
potentia. 
OUTREACH. See Overreach. 
OUTRIDE, equitando superare. 
OUTRIDERS, apparitores qui homines in 
curia ad vicecomitem citant. 
OUTRIGHT, penitus, omnino, prorsus. 
OUTROAR, clamando superare. 
OUTRUN, cursu superare or vincere; ex- 
cedere (fig 
OUTSAIL, navigando superare. 
OUTSHINE, fulgore superare or vincere. 
OUTSIDE (surface), summus with a subst.., 
superficies: (what shows itself), frons, 
species, forma (externa). — On the out¬ 
side, extrinsecus ; parte exteriore.- 
IT The outside (most), in buying and sell- 
in<r, pretium maximum. 
OUTSIT, sedendo or cessando amittere. 
OUTSLEEP the mom, dormire in multum 
diem. 
OUTSPREAD. — With outspread sails, ve¬ 
ils passis, plenis. 
OUTSTAND, resistere; excedere. 
Outstanding, eminentia, projectura 
OUTSTARE, fixo obtutu superare. 
OUTSTRETCH, distendere, expandere 
OUTSTRIP, cursu superare; pr®verto 
prfficutro, anteeo. 
OUTTALK, multiloquio superare 
OUTVIE, sponsiones faciendo aliquem. 
superare. 
OUTVOTE, suffragiis vincere or supera 
re. — He was outvoted, ceterorum con 
sensu victus est. 
OUTWALK, ambulando aliquem prmver 
tere. 
OUTW T ARD, externus, exterus: exteri¬ 
or (outer). — The outward (outer) circle 
orbis exterior.— Outward advantages 
bona externa, bona corporis. — Outward 
show or pretence, species.— In outward 
appearance,e \trinsecus : specie; fronte 
— A ship outward bound, navis ad exte 
ras nationes destinata. 
Outwardly, extrinsecus ; exterius. 
OUTWEED, exstirpare, eradiwire. 
OUTWEIGH, prapondero; pondere su 
perare or vincere. 
OUTWIT (deceive), circumvenio, dolis 
ductare ; (surpass in cunning, &.C.), as- 
tutia. or ingenii acumine aliquem ante 
cedere. — Outwitted, astutid victus. 
OUTWORKS, munimenta exteriora 
OVAL, ex longo rotundus ; ovatus. 
Y An oval, figura ex longo rotunda 
ovata species or figura; ovi forma. 
OVATION, ovatio. 
OVEN, furnus. — A little oven, fornacula. 
— A potter’s oven, fornax figuli. — To 
bake in an oven, furno coquere. — The 
mouth of an oven, os. — An oven shovel, 
rutabulum. — Of an oven, furnaceus. 
OVER, prep, super, supra, in: - in, inter: 
— trans: — per: — supra, plus, atrip]i- 
us. — A shower hung over my head, su¬ 
pra caput astitit imber. — The father 
has power over his children, pater habet 
potestatem in filios. — You have no 
power over,me, nihil tibi in me est juris. 
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— You will bring an old house over your 
head, irritabis crabrones. — To be over 
(rule over), prffisum, pr®positus sum ; 
impero.-IT Over night, ante noctem. 
Oyer, adv. (too, excessively), nimis, nimi- 
um; ultra modum. —Over easy, justo 
facilior. — There is no man over happy, 
nemo nimium beatus est. — Over-much, 
adj. nimius. — One that is covetous of 
over-much power, nimius imperii. — One 
that drinks over-much, nimius mere— 
He talked over-much, sermon is niinii 
erat. — Over-much, adv. nimis, nimio, 
nimium.-IT Over and above or beside, 
ad h®c, super hffic, praterea ; insuper; 
ex abundant!. — To be over and above 
(be left), supersum, redundare. - 
Y Over and over again, iterum ac soepi- 
us. — Over again, is sometimes expressed 
by re in composition. -IT Over against 
(opposite to), exadverso, exadversum, 
exadversus; e regione. — Over against 
that place, exadversus eum locum— 
Over against us, e regione nobis. —- 
Y To be over (allayed), defervesco, miti- 
gari: (have gone by), desiisse ; abiisse, 
exactum esse ; prreteriisse. — When his 
passion is over, cum deferbuerit ira. — 
When the heat of yvutn was over, cum 
adolescenti® cupiditates deferbuissent. 
_ His anger was over, ira consederat. 
— The fright being over, pavore sedato, 
Liv. — The matter or affair being over, re 
confects, Cess. — When he saw that the 
summer was now over, ubi videt restatem 
jam exactam esse, Sail.—The winter was 
now almost over, hiems jam prmcipitave- 
rat, Coes. — The rain or shower is over, 
pluere desiit. — The shower was over, de- 
sierant imbres, Ov. — It is all over with 
him, actum est de eo. — The business is 
all over, transacta res est. — The time or 
opportunity is over, tempus or opportuni- 
tas prffiteriit.-Y All over, totus ; per 
totum. — You are all over wisdom, tu, 
quantus quantus, nil nisi sapientia es, 
Ter. _ Clad all over in white, toto corpo¬ 
re alba, veste amictus.— All the town over, 
per totum oppidum. — All the fields over, 
per agros passim.-Y Over or under 
(more or less), plus minus, plus minusve. 
_Y To give over (leave off), desino, 
desisto. (See Cease.) - Y He was 
given over by the physicians, medici de 
ejus salute desperabant. 
OVERABOUND, abundo. 
OVERACT, plus quam satis est facere or 
elaborare. . . 
OVERARCH, confornico ; quasi formce 
tegere. 
OVERAWE, metu absterrere, coercere, 
reprimere, comprimere. 
OVERBAKED, nimis coctus. 
OVERBALANCE, prmpondero. 
OVERBEAR with blows, verberibus ope- 
rire, loris concidere. — Overborne (con¬ 
quered, &c.), superatus, victus, oppres¬ 
ses. 
Overbearing (haughty), arrogans, mso- 
lens. . . 
OVERBID, pluris licitari, pretium majus 
offerre. 
OVERBIG, prmgrandis, prmlargus. 
OVERBLOW, desmvio. 
OVERBOARD. — To cast overboard, e 
nave dejicere. (See Boara.) 
OVERBOILED, nimis coctus. 
OVERBOLD, temerarius, audaculus, ni¬ 
mis confidens. . . 
OVERBURDENED, pr®gravatus, nimio 
onere oppressus. 
OVERBUY, immenso pretio emere. 
OVERCAST (darken), adnubilo. — Over¬ 
cast, obnubilus, nubibus obductus. - 
The sky’or weather is overcast, atrffi n 
bes ob'ducunt coelum. — Overcast vn 
melancholy, tristis, m®stus. 
bowls), ultra metam jacere. 
Overcasting, obductio. 
OVERCATCH, assequor, consequor. 
OVERCAUTIOUS, nimis cautus. 
OVERCHARGE, nimio pondere onerare, 
ingravo.— the stomach, se mgurg ’ 
se vino ciboque onerare. - Overcharged, 
oppressus, plus justo oneratus, 
obrutus. . . . m the 
Overcharging, onus injustum. oj 
stomach, in gin vies, crapula. 
OVERCLOUDED, obnubilus, 
obductus. 
OVERCLOY, ad nauseam explore. 
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