to waste, to squander away.Sparnazzúre, to scatter, to throw here and there. Spammazzáto, adj. dissipated, wasted, consumed, squandered. Sparnazzatore, s. m. waster, profuse or prodigal man, spendthrift.

sparviere, to attempt impossi-, horse's legs.

bilities. Sparutino, adj. very lean, very slender, that has a puny look. Sparúto, adj. lean, thin, slender, meagre. Spásima, s. f. violent pain. Spasima, convulsion, swoon. Spasimáre, to feel violent pain. Sparnazzatrice, fem. of Spar-Spasimdre, to die through

nazzatore.

Sparnicciare, to scatter, to dis

perse.

Sparnicciáto, adj. scattered,
dispersed.
Sparo, s. m. discharge, volley.
-Fu ricevuto collo sparo di
tutti i cannoni, he was receiv-
ed at the discharge of all the

cannon.

Sparpagliáre, to scatter, to throw here and there, to disperse.--Sparpagliare un' esercito, to rout an army. Sparpagliato, adj. scattered, dispersed, routed.

Spastojársi, to disintangle, to
disintricate one's self, to get
clear, to get free.
Spastojáro,

adj. without shackles or fetters, disintricated, disintangled, cleared, treed.

Spátola, s. f. spatula, an apos
thecary's tool so called.
Spatola fetida, the name of a
plant so called.
Spatriáre, to deprive one of
his country, to banish him
from it.

Spavaldería, s. f. insolence,
impertinence, impudence,

sauciness. Spaváldo, adj. saucy, malapert, abusive, insolent, imperti

the violence of pain.-Spasi-
mar di dolore, to feel a vio-
lent pain.-Spasimar di sele,
to be very dry.Spasimare,
to toil, to work very hard.
Spasimúre, to be passionately
in love.-E sai come ne spa-
sima e ne more, you cannot
imagine how much he is in
love with her.---Spasimare,
to covet, to desire, to long for,
to wish.-Spasimar la roba, Spavénio, s. m. the spavin, a
to dissipate one's substauce. disease in horses.
Spasimataménte, adv. passio-Spaventacchio, s. m. scare-
nately.
crow, bug-bear.
Spaventaménto, s. m. fright,
terror, fear.
Spaventante, adj, dreadful, hor-
id, frightful, terrible, ghastly,
horrible.

Spasimáto, p. p. of Spasimare.

Sparsamente, adv. in a scatter-Spasimáto, passionately in

ed manner.

love.

Sparsióne, s. f. effusion, spil-Spásimo,

ling.

s. m. a convulsion
fit.-Spásimo,ex-

Spasmo,

cessive pain.

plain.

Spárso, adj. p. p. of Spargere.--
Vasi sparsi, flat vessels, Spaso, adj. extended, broad,
large mouthed pots.
Spartamente, adv. sepa-
Spartataménte, rately, a
sunder, severally.--Spartata
mente, diffusedly, prolixly,
Spartato, adj. secret, hidden,
concealed.
Spartéa, s. f. a kind of broom,
Spartigióne, s. f. partition,
Spartimento, s. m,
on, division. Spartimento
di letto, divorce.
Spartire, to part, to separate
or divide, to disunite.-Spar-
tire a pezzo a pezzo, to cut to
pieces-Spartire, to share or

Spassamentáre, v. Spassare.
Spassamento, s. m. pastime,
sport, recreation.
Spassarsi, to pass away one's
time, to divert one's self.-
Andiamo a spassarci un poco,
let us go to divert ourselves a
little.
separati-Spasseggiamento, the act of
walking.

divide. Spartitamente, adv. separately, asunder. Spartito, adj. parted, separated, divided, shared. Spartizióne, s. f. partition, distribution, division. Sparto, adj scattered, dispersed. ---Capelli sparti, dishevelled

hair.

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Sparvieráto, adj. swift, quick, nimble.--Nave spurvierata, a good sailing ship.Uomo sparvierato, an inconsiderate

man.

Sparvieratúre, falconer. Sparviére, s. m. a hawk, a falcon-Drizzare il becco ullo

nent.

Spaventáre, to fright, to terrify, to put in fear or in a fright, to

scare.

Spaventársi, to be frighted or
scared, to take the alarm.
Spaventatiecio, adj. somewhat
frightened.

Spaventato, adj. frightened,
scared, terrified, in a great
fright.
Spaventatóre, he that frightens,
a frightful man.
Spaventazióne, v. Spaventa-

mente.

Spaventevole, adj. horrid, dreadful, frightful, ghastly. Spaventevolmente, adv. dreadfully, frighfully, terribly. Spavento, s. m. fright, terror," fear.-Mettere spavento, to frighten, to put in a frightSpavento, the spavin, a disease in horses.

Spaventosamente, adv. fright-
fully.

Spaventóso, adj. dreadful,
frightful, ghastly.
Spaurácchio,s. m. as care crow,
a bug-bear.
Spauráre, to frighten, to scare.
Spauráto, adj. frightened, scar-
ed.
Spauriménto, s. m. fright,
fear.
Spaurire, to frighten, to terrify,
to scare. Spaurire, to be

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Spazisóo, adj. spacious, large,
wide, broad.
Spazzacammino, a chimney-Specialità, s. f. v. Spezialita.

sweeper.

Spazzafórno, s. m. a coal-rake

for an oven. Spazzaménto, s. m. the act of sweeping. Spazzáre, to sweep.-Spazzar le reni ad uno, to bang, maul, or belabour one. Spazzato, adj. swept. Spazzatújo, s. m. a coal-rake

for an oven.

Spedaliere, s. m. knight of Je

rusalem or of Malta. Spedalingo, s. m. the master or governor of the hospital. Spedalino, s. m. a poor little hospital.

Spedáto, adj. whose feet are
sore by too much walking;
tired, fatigued.
Spedatúra, s. f. weariness, pain
in the feet by too much walk-
ing.

Specialmente, adv. especially,
particularly, singularly.
Spécie, s. f. species, kind, sort.
Specificamente, adv. particu.
larly, peculiarly, specially.
Specificáre, to specify, to par-
ticularize, to mention in ex-
press terms.
Specificatamente, adv. clearly.
plainly, distinctly, particular-_ry.
ly.

Spazzatúra, s. f. the dirt or
dust swept with a broom.
Spazzavento, s. m. a windy_tion, specifying.
place.

Specificáto, adj. specified.
Specificazióne, s. f. specifica-

a

Spazzino, sweeper, scavenger.
Spazzo, s. m. a pavement.
Spazzola, s. f. a brush.-
Spazzola, a little branch of
palm or date-tree.
Spazzolare, to dust off, to wipe
off the dust.
Spazzolátu, p. p. of Spazzo-

Spedicáre, to dispatch, to ex
pedite, to disentangle, to dis-
intricate. Obs.
Spediente, s. m. expedient,
way, device, means.--Spe-
diénte, adj. ex. è spediente,
it is expedient, fit or necessa

Spedire, to dispatch, terminate,
finish, expedite.---Spedírsi,
to dispatch or make haste.-
Spedire, to dispatch or send
away in haste.

Specifico, adj. specific, special,
particular, peculiar --Rime-Speditamente, adv. readily,
dio specifico, a specific.- quickly, nimbly, hastily, in
Virti specifica, a special or haste, speedily.Spedita-
particular virtue.
ménte, plainly, distinctly,
Speciosità, v. Speziosità. clearly, openly, intelligibly.
Specióso, adj. beautiful, sight-Speditézza, s. f. readiness,
iy.
quickness, speed, haste, dis
Speco, s. m. a den, a cave, or patch, conciseness.-Amo la
natural grotto. Poet.
speditezza in tutto quel che
Specolánte, adj. that speculates fo, I love a quick dispatch in
or contemplates.
every thing I do.
Specolanteménte, adv. specu- Speditivo, adj. expeditive,
latively, in a speculative man- quick of dispatch, ready.
Spedito. p. p of Spedire.→→
Spedito, clear, free, disen-
tangled, disintricated.-Spe-
dito, quick, nimble, careful,
diligent, vigilant, watchful,
stirring-Spedito, free, open,
easy-Via spedita, a free
casy way. Luogo spedito,
an open place.--Spedito,
clear, plain, distinct-Voce
spedita, a clear distinct voice.

at the Pope's court for dispatches.

current in France but that of
the country.
Spenderéccio, adj. good or pro-
per to be expended.-Spen-
deréccio, prodigal, profuse,

stout man. Speráre, to hope, to expect, to promise one's self.-Speráre, to fear, to be afraid. Seldom used in this sense.————Più si sperava della sua morte che della sua vita, they were more afraid that he would die than live. Speráre, to look at any thing through the light. Obs. Sperare un uovo, to look through an egg against the light. Obs.

Spéglio, s. m. a looking-glass. Poetical. Spegnere, to extinguish, to put out, or quench.--Speg-wasteful. nere il fuoco o la candela, Spéndio, s. m. expence. to extinguish or put out the Spenditóre, purveyor, provider, fire or the candle.-Spegner steward, caterer.--Spenditóre, la sete, to quench the thirst. a prodigal man, -Spegnere, to kill, to mur-Spere, s. f. hope, poetical. der- -Spézuersi, to be ex-Spennacchiare, to pluck the tinct.- -Spégnere, to extin- feathers. guish, to root out, to abolish, Spennacchiato, p. p. of Spen-Speráto, p. p. of Sperare. to destroy, to exterminate. nacchiare.—Spennacchiúto,| Spértere, to fall, to fall away. Spegniménto, s. m. mitigat- ill-dressed, ragged.--Spen---Sperdere la creatura, to ing, quenching or allaying. nacchiato, perplexed, confus- miscarry. Spegnitújo, s. m. an extinquisher.

Spegnitáre, he that puts out a
light.
Spelacchiato, adj. whose hair
has been picked out.
Spelagáre, to come out from
under the water, to get clear,
to get out, to be rid of or
from.

ed, surprised.-Rimase Or-Sperdúto, fallen away, miscar-
lando tutto spennacchiato ried.--Sperdúto, dispersed,
quando è' senti quel che il scattered.
cugino ha detto, Orlando was
very much astonished on
hearing what his cousin had
said.

Spennacchietto, s. m. a tuft of
feathers.

Spennáre, to pick out the fea-
thers.

Spelagato, adj. clear, got out,
disintangled, or disintricat-Spennáto, adj. without fea-
ed.
thers; whose feathers have
Spelare, v. Pelare.Speldre, been picked out.

to strip one of his money or Spensieratággine, s. f. heed-
things.

Spelarsi, to lose the hair.
Spelazzáre, to pick wool.
Spelazzino, he that picks

lessness carelessness. Spensierataménte, adv. negligently, carelessly, supinely. Spensierato, adj. negligent, neglectful, careless, supine. Spento, adj. extinguished. Spenzolare, to hang or dangle to and from.

window,

wool.
Spelda, o Spelta, s. f. spelt, a
sort of corn.
Spellicciatúra, s. f. a wrang
ling amongst dogs-Spettic-Spenzolárst, to stand out of a
ciatúra, dispate, quariel,
for instance, as
contest.-
-Spellicciatúra, re- much as possible, so as to be
buke, check, reprimand. alnost in danger of falling
Spellicciarsi, to bite each other, from it.
said chiefy of dogs.
Spenzoláto, p. p. of Spenzo
Spellicciare, to rebuke, to re- lare.
pritnand.

Spelónca, s. i. cave, den, grot-Spenzolóni, down, dang-
Spelónea, a receptacle,
shelter, or ne-t.
Spéine, s. f. hope. Poet.
Spendénte, adj. profuse, lavish,
wasteful.

Spendere, to spend, to lay ou. Spendere, to consume or employ, to bestow.—Spradere il tempo in qualche corn, to Consume or employ one's time lu something-Spendler opera, to use one's means.

Spender parole, to utter words-Spendere, to be current-in Francia non si spende altramoneta che quella del pacse, no other money is

Sperétta, s. f. a little sphere. Spergere, to dissipate, to waste, to consume, to ruin, Spergiuraménto, s. m. perjury. Spergiurare, to forswear one's self-Spergiurare, to swear and curse.

[Spergiurátu," adj. perjured, for-
sworn.

Spergiuratóre, a forswom man.
Spergiuratrice, fem. of Spergiu.

Spenzolóne, adv. hanging Sperimentáre, to experience, to experiment, to try. Sperimentato, adj.experienced, experiraented, tried.-Sperimentáto, adj. experienced, skilful, versed. Sperimentatore, he that tries experiments, examiner, observer.

ling.-Camminar colle trac-
cia spen olone, to walk with
the arms dangling.
Spera, s. f. a sphere, a round
solid body. Spera, a sphere,
a globe, a ball, a circle or orb.
---Spera, a looking-glass.-
Spere, s. f. pî a weight that
hangs down at the side of
ship to retard its course.
Sperale, spherical, orbicular.
Sperante, adj. that hopes.
Speranza, s. f. hope, hopes.
Speranza, hope, expectation.
-Speranza, fear-Una spe-
ranzone, a fat chopping boy,
that gives hopes to be a good

a

Speriménto, s. m. experiment,
experience, trial, proof.
Sperma, s. f. sperm or seed of
animals.
Spermático, adj. spermatical.
Spermentáre, to experiment,
experience, or try. Cbs.
Spermentáto, adj. experienced,
experimented, tried. Obs.
Sperménto, s. m. experience,

[Spiantáre, to displant, to root out, to pluck up by the root. -Spiantáre, to raze, to lay even with the ground, to pull down.----S. iantáre, to ruin, to undo.

Spiantáto, p. p. of Spiantare.-
Mercante spiantato, a broken
merchant.

Spiáre, to spy, to watch, to
dog, to observe.-Spiar l'op-
portunità, to watch an oppor-
tunity.Spiare, to seek
or search, or trace, or find
out.-Sozio, io ti spierò chi
ell' è, my friend, I'll find out
for you who she is.
Spiato, adj. spied, watched,
observed, sought, or search-|