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Uacillo, uacillare, uacillaui, uacillatus
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To be unsteady on one's feet, stagger, totter
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Uaco, uacare, uacaui, uacatus
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To be vacant, be empty
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Uado, uadere, (uasi), (none)
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To advance, proceed
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Uagor, uagari, uagatus sum
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To wander, roam
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Ualeo, ualere, ualui, ualitus
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To be physically powerful, have strength, be well, "good bye"
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Uallo, uallare, uallaui, uallatus
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To surround or fortify with a rampart, hem in, ring round
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Uanesco, uanescere, (none), (none)
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To become insubstantial, melt into nothingness, vanish
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Uaporo, uaporare, uaporaui, uaporatus
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To cover or fill with a vapor, heat (with steam)
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Uapulo, uapulare, uapulaui, uapulatus
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To be beaten or thrashed, suffer blows
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Uario, uariare, uariaui, uariatus
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To mark with contrasting colors, give variety to
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Uasto, uastare, uastaui, uastatus
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To make desolate, plunder, lay waste
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Uaticinor, uaticinari, uaticinatus sum
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To utter divinely inspired predictions, prophesy
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Ueho, uehere, uexi, uectus
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To convey from one place to another, carry, transport
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Uelifico, uelificare, uelificaui, uelificatus
also
uelificor, uelificari, uelificatus sum
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To sail a ship
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Uello, uellere, uelli/uulsi, uulsum
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To pluck or pull out, to pull hair, to pull up, uproot
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