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PUT 
PUZ 
purpose, absurdus. impertinens, nihil ad 
rern. — To speak to the purpose, ad rem 
dicere. — Foreign to the purpose, it pro- 
posito alienus. - Wot so directly to the 
purpose, minus apposite. — Beside the 
purpose, a proposito alienus, ab re, pra¬ 
ter propositum. — Of set purpose, On 
purpose, consulto; de industrial, dedita 
operU ; composite. — J\Tut of set purpose, 
teinere, inconsulto. — To a good pur¬ 
pose, bono cousilio. — Ji person for his 
purpose, idoneus qui exsequatur sua 
consilia. — It is much to the purpose, 
niuitum refert — He thought it would he 
to good purpose, magno sibi usui fore 
arlutrabatur. — To punish to some pur¬ 
pose, graves pnenas ab aliquo sumere. _ 
To the same purpose, in eandeni senten- 
tiam ; eo, ideo. — When he had spoken 
many things to the same purpose, in earn 
sententiain cum multa dixisset. — Of 
which you wrote before to the same purpose, 
de quo tu antea scripseras eodem ex- 
emplo. — To another purpose, alio, alior- 
sum. — To what purpose ? quo ? quor- 
smn ? — To what purpose is all this ? 
quorsum lime dicis ? — To what purpose 
is it l quid valet? quid refert? — To 
that purpose, eo, ideo. — 9 scout was sent 
for that purpose, missus fuit in id specu¬ 
lator. — To no purpose, frustra, incas- 
sum, nequiequam- It is to no purpose, 
nihil refert. — It is to no purpose to name 
them, hos nihil attinet nominare. _ 
What is it but to take pains to no purpose ? 
quid aliud est, quam actum agere? — 
All is to no purpose, nihil agis. — I tarry 
here to no purpose, inaneo otiosus hie. 
To Purpose, sibi proponere; cogito ; in 
animo habere; destino; statuo, con- 
stituo. — I purpose to do so, constitutum 
est ita facere. — His father purposed to 
disinherit him, pater hunc exheredare in 
animo habehat. 
Purposely, cogitate, consulto; de or ex 
industrial, data or dedita opera; eo, 
ideo. 
Purposing ( designing), designatio. 
PURR, say fretno. 
PURSE, sacculus, marsupium, crumena; 
loculi, area, ( money-box ) ; res familiaris 
(property ).— To have never a penny in 
one’s purse, argentaria inopia laborare. 
— To empty one’s purse, marsupium ex- 
inanire. — To put money into one’s purse, 
numos in sacculum or crumenam de- 
mittere. — A purse well filled, bene nu- 
matum marsupium. — A purse-bearer, 
pnebitor argentarius. — A cut-purse, 
sector zonarius. — Purse-proud, pne 
divitiis elatus. — A net-purse, funda, 
marsupium reticulatum. 
Purser, custos pecuniarum. 
PURS LAIN, portulaca. — Garden-purs- 
iain, portulaca sativa. — Sea-purslain, 
portulaca marina. 
PURSUE,!), persequor, prosequor. — dili¬ 
gently, insequor. — To pursue close or 
hard, alicujus vestigia premere, vestigiis 
alicujus adhmrere. — Night and the plun¬ 
der of the camp h indered the enemy from 
pursuing their victory, nox atque pne da 
castrorum hostes, quo minus victoria 
uterentur, remorata sunt, Sail _ To pur¬ 
sue a design, in proposito persistere _ 
Pursued, insectatus, quod quis persequi- 
tur. 
Puitsu able, quod quis prosequi possit. 
Pursuance. — In pursuance of, aliquid 
persequendo. — In pursuance of his or¬ 
ders, ej 11 s mandata exsequendo. 
Pursuant to, congruenter ad, secundum, 
juxta tenorem. 
Pursuer, insequens, instans. 
Pursuing, Pursuit, consectatio, persecu¬ 
te ; certamen ; accessus. — Lucullus 
overtakes him in the pursuit, recedentem 
Lucullus assequitur, Flor _ To be in the 
pursuit of a thing, rem studiose perse- 
<iui; alicujus rei cupiditate ardere or 
flagrare. — By pursuit, ambitiose ; am- 
bitu. 
PURSUIVANT, apparitor, lictor, viator, 
accensus. (See the Lex.) — A pursui¬ 
vant at arms, caduceatoris or fetialis as- 
secla. 
PURSY (fat), obesus: (short-icinded),apn- 
itus angustioris ; suspiriosus, anhelans. 
Pursiness, obesitas ; angustia spiritus. — 
To grow or become pursy, pinguesco. 
PURULENT, purulentus ; pure plenus. 
Purulency, puris abundantia. 
PURVEY ( for provisions), obsonor; re¬ 
bus necessariis providere .—for wood, 
Ugnor. —for corn, frumentor. 
I urveyance, Purveying of provisions, 
cibariorum emptio. 
I uryeyor, annome curator or dispensa- 
tor; fruinentator; coactor. 
PUSH, v. pello, impeilo ; trudo; fodio. — 
To push as an army docs in the midst of a 
fight, acrius instare, Cats. — To push 
bac/Cj repel Io. — To push one forward, or 
encourage to, impeilo, instigo, stimulo, 
exstimulo. — To push forward, or make 
haste, festiifo, accelero. — To push a 
thing forward (go on with it), facere ali¬ 
quid pergo; alicui rei instare: in re 
perseverare ; aliquid non intermittere. 
Push (thrust), s. impulsus, impetus. — It 
is come to the last push, ad triarios ven- 
tum est. — Reserving that resolution to 
the last push, hoc reservato ad extre¬ 
mum cousilio. — At one push, uno ictu 
or conatu. — To make one push for all, 
semei in perpetuum decernere. — To 
make a push at or attempt to do a thing, 
aliquid moliri or tentare_ He made 
several pushes at it, siepe conatus est. — 
I will have another push for it, iterum 
tentabo. 
Pusher forward, impulsor, stimulator, 
auctor. 
Pushing back, repulsus. — A pushinir on, 
impnlsio, stimulate. 
PUSILL ANI-MOUS, timidus, ignavus, 
homo pusilli animi. 
Pusillanimity, timiditas, ignavia. 
PUSS, fells. 
PUSTULE, pustula, pusula. 
Pustulous, pustulosus. 
PUT, pono ; loco, colloco ; statuo. — To 
put again, repono. — against, oppono, 
objicio- apart or aside, sepono, repono. 
— To put away (remove), amoveo; de- 
pello: (lay down), depono. — a son, fili- 
um abdicare. — a wife, uxorem repudi- 
are or dimittere ; repudium uxori mit- 
tere. — To put (send) away, ablego, de- 
mando. — To put back, depello, rcpello; 
rejicio. — before, propono; prmpono; ap- 
pono (of food ) ; (prefer), antepono. — 
between, interpono, interjicio. — To put 
by or aside, sepono, recondo : (give over), 
intermitto, omitto : (frustrate), frustror, 
eludo. — I will put by all thy shifts, om¬ 
nia tibi subterfugia pracludam. — To 
put by a pass or thrust, ictuin deflectere 
or depellere. — To put a case to one, 
causam alicui exponere_ To put the 
case, fin go, puto. — Put the case it be 
so, finge ita esse. — Put the case he be 
beaten, pone or puta eum esse victum ; 
esto ut vincatur. — Put the case you were 
in my stead, tu si hie sis. — Put the case 
it be not so, ne sit, sane. — To put (cast) 
down, dejicio. — To put down a licensed 
person, auctoritatem alicui abrogare. — 
To put down in writing, literis mandate. 
— To put an end to, finem alicui rei im- 
ponere ; ad exituin perducere. — Death 
puts an end to miseries, miseriarum finis 
in morte ; mors requies lerumnarum. — 
To put forth, exsero, emitto; edo. — 
one’s hand, man u m porrigere. — one’s 
strength, vires exercere, summa.ope niti. 
— a book, libruin edere, foras emittere. 
— leaves, frondeo, frondesco. — To put 
forward (move forward), promoveo: 
(stir up), concito, excito, incite: (pro¬ 
mote), see Prefer. — To put from one, 
propello, depello; amoveo, submo- 
veo. — To put it to a hazard, periculo 
exponere or objicere. — It puts me in 
great hope, spem mihi summam affert. 
— To put in, immitto, indo. — To put in 
authority over, praficio. — To put in fear, 
metum alicui injicere. — In what a fear 
he puts them ? quo timore illos afficit ? — 
To put in for a place, munus aliquod 
ambire ; pro munere candidatum se de- 
clarare or profited. — To put in mind. 
See Bring to remembrance, under Bring .- 
(warn), moneo, admorieo. — To pul into, 
indo, insero; impono. —He put himself 
into the habit of a shepherdfpastomlem 
cultum induit. — She put her life into my 
hands, mihi vitam suam credidit_ Put 
not a sword into a child’s hand, ne puero 
gladium commiseris. — To put into the 
ground, in terram defodere; in terram 
or in tenY figere (fix in the ground ); sero 
(plant). See Bury. — To pm money to usl 
(at interest), pecuniam darefenori or fe¬ 
te) re ; ponere in lenore numos, Horat _ 
To put off (delay), differo ; prorogo, pro- 
crastino, prolate, produeo, distraho; 
moras nectere. — That I may put off for a 
little time the evil that threatens me, ut huic 
malo aliquam producatn moram, Ter.— 
To put off (in law), compeiendino. — To 
put off a thing cunningly, astute declina- 
re, calliae vitare. — To put a dispute off 
with a jest, joculari modo argumentatio- 
nem declinare. — Tu put off (thrust off), 
protelo, detrudo. — one’s clothes, vestes 
exuere. — one’s hat, caput aperire_ 
one's shoes, calceos detrahere. — To put 
off (goods), divendo. — To put on, indu¬ 
ce ; induo. — To put on a cloak, pallio se 
amicire (not induere). — Put ony.mrhat, 
caput lege. — To pat on (walk or ride 
faster), gradum accelerare or corripere. 
— To put. on a demure countenance, vultum 
ad severitatein componere. — To put on 
the appearance of a thing, speciem alicu¬ 
jus rei iuduere ; aliquid simulare.— To 
put one thing in the room of another, rem 
in locum alterius subdere.— To put out 
(cast out), ejicio, expello. —To put (blot) 
out, deleo, expungo, induco ; oblitero ; 
e tabulis eradere: (extinguish), exstin- 
guo, restinguo. — To put out fire care¬ 
lessly, ignem exstinguere paru'm fideli- 
ter. — To put out an order, edictum pro¬ 
ponere. — To put out of office, munus 
alicui abrogare. — To put out (disturb), 
perturbo : (anger), bilem alicui rnovere. 
— To put one out to board, alendum ali- 
quem alicui committere. — To put out 
one’s eyes, oculos alicui eruere, effodere, 
eripere ; cieco, excaeco, occceco.— To put 
out of fear, metu aliquem’ liberare, me¬ 
tum alicui adimere. — To put out work, 
opus locare.— To put over (carry over), 
transfero, transmitto; (set over), prsefi- 
cio, prapono. — To put to, appono, 
admoveo; addo, adjungo, adjicio.—. 
He was put to the torture, in quiestio- 
nem abreptus est. — Since he puts me to 
it, quando hue meprovocat. — You shall 
be put to your oath, dabitur jusjurandum. 
— To put to sea, altum petere : (navem) 
solvere. -— To put one to charge, sumpti- 
bus alicujus vivere. — To put together, 
compono; committo ; confero. —Put 
all this together, h;ec omnia perpende_ 
To put under, suppono, subdo. — To put 
under feet, pedibus subjicere_ To put 
unto, adjungo. — To put or lift up, levo, 
elevo, attollo. — To put (or hang) up, 
figere. — To put up a red flag as a signal 
of a fight, vexillum tollere. — To put up 
for a place or office, munus aliquod pe- 
teie.— To put or lay upon, impono: 
(overlay), induco. — To put one upon or 
move one to do a thing, impeilo, suadeo. 
— Necessity puts us upon it, necessitas 
nos ad ea detrusit. —Friends put me 
upon it, mihi auctores sunt amici. — To 
put the fault or blame upon another, cul- 
pam in alium transferre or rejicere. 
Put, s. — A put off, impedimentum ; 
mora. 
Putter away, depulsor. — A putter on, 
stimulator, auctor. 
Putting, positio, positura, positus. — 
Putting away, amotio, amolitio, rejectio, 
depulsio. — of one’s wife, repudiatio, 
divortium.-9 putting apart, separatio, 
sejunctio. — back, rejectio. — between, 
interpositio, interjectio. — A putting be¬ 
tween of days, intercalatio. — A putting 
in or into, immissio. — A putting off, dF- 
latio: (in law), comperendinatio, pro- 
crastinatio. — A putting on or forward, 
impulsio, impulsus. — A putting (blot¬ 
ting) out, deletio.-9 putting out (of 
fire), exstinctio, restinctio. — A putting 
to, appositio, adjunctio, accumulatio_. 
A putting together, compositio. — A put¬ 
ting under, subjectio, subjectus. 
PUTID, putidus. 
PUTREFY (make to putrefy), putrefacio; 
putredinem creare, inducere, ingene- 
rare. — To putrefy or be putrefied, pu- 
treo, putresco, imputresco, corrumpor.— 
Putrefied, putrefactus, putris, putridus; 
cariosus. 
Putrefying, Putrefaction, putredo; 
corruptio. 
PUTTY, creta oleo commixta. 
PUZZLE, v. alicui scrupulum injicere; 
