consumer

consumer
Consumer, et user, Absumere, Consumere, Prodigere.
Consumer tout à fait, Abuti.
Consumer les biens d'autruy, Comedere aliquem.
Consumer en frottant, Atterere.
Le soing me consume et gaste, Coquit me cura.
Consumer et user à force de frotter, Exterere.
Consumer et user son temps, Tempus transmittere.
Consumer son temps en proces, Ad pristinum forense aetatem conterere, B.
Qui consume et met à fin, Consumptor.
Qui consume tout, Heluo.
Se consumer et fondre, Distabescere.
Estre consumé par feu, Consumi incendio.
Tout consumé et mangé, Adesus.
Consumé de faim, Effractus fame.

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