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1 plump
plump, I) eig.: informis (unförmlich, ungestaltet). – vastus (plump durch seine ungewöhnliche Form, Höhe, Breite etc., z.B. Tier, Mensch). – Adv.vaste. – pl. gebaut sein, vasto esse corpore (v. Menschen u. Tieren); inscite factum esse (ohne Geschick gemacht sein, v. Dingen). – II) uneig.: vastus. – agrestis (tölpelhaft, linkisch). – inficetus (fade, z.B. mendacium). – illiberalis (eines Freien oder Gebildeten unwürdig). – rudis (roh, ungebi idet). – inscitus (ungeschickt). – inconcinnus (unmanierlich, den Anstand verletzend). – inconditus (nicht gehörig eingerichtet, z.B. blanditiae, motus). – incompositus (nicht gehörig geordnet, z.B. von der Rede u. vom Redner); verb. rudis atque incompositus (z.B. ein Redner dem Stil nach). – inurbanus (unhöflich, unwitzig, z.B. dictum). – rusticus (bäuerisch grob, flegelhaft). – einen pl. Gang haben, corporis motu esse agrestem: ein pl. Vortrag, tamquam adipale dictionis genus: ein pl. Scherz, iocus illiberalis (ein roher übh.); iocus invidiosus (der den, auf den er sich bezieht, bei andern in ein gehässiges Licht stellt): pl. Benehmen, mores rustici; rusticitas. – Adv.vaste (z.B. loqui); insci te (z.B. alqd comparare cum alqa re); inficete; inconcinne; incondite; incomposite; illiberaliter; inurbane; rustice – sich pl. benehmen, corporis motu esse agrestem (in Hinsicht der Körperbewegung); rusticum se praebere. rustice facere (in bezug auf das Betragen).
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