Pressus, Participium, fiue Nomen ex participio. Pressed: heauie: subtil: compact: short: compendious: that hath a marke printed on it. Pressus manu caseus. Colum. Cheese pressed, &c.Humi pressus vtroque genu.Stat.Grauitate soporis pressus.Ouid.Mentem formidine pressus.Virg.Being ouercharged with feare in his minde.Bello iniquo pressus. Valer. Flac. Pressus & Redundans, contraria.Cic.Compact.Pressa & tenuia. Quint. Pressus ac lætus. Quint. Boues pressi detrectantiuga.Ouid.Dxen feeling the weight of the yoke will not abide it.Clamor pressus substitit.Ouid.Coma pressa sustinere galeam.Ouid.Pressus & velut applicitus rei cultus.Quintil.A compact and close setting forth of a thing in eloquence.Dolor pressus sub corde.Stat.Sorow hid and kept close.Plenum eloquentiæ genus, & pressum, contraria.Quintil.Short: compendious.Presso gradu incedere.Liu.To go stedily and surely.Pressus homo in explicanda re aliqua. Cicero. A man short, compendious and nothing superfluous in declaring of a thing.Lactis pressi copia.Virg.Plentie of cheese.Mammis pressis manabunt flumina.Virg.Pressis & flebilibus modis concinere.Cic.To sing leysurely by pauses and with lamentable measures.Pressa narratio. Quint. A compact narration hauing nothing superfluous.Pressa narrationis gracilitas.Quintil.Oratio pressa, & In qua inest luxuries quædam, cõtraria.Cic.Ornatus pressus & seuerus. Quint. A compact or pithy adorning of the stile.Ore presso obmutuit.Virg.He helde his peace and spake not a worde.Oscula pressa iungere.Ouid.To kisse secretely and closely.Ponere vestigia pressis signis. Lucret. Solo presso tenuit vestigia.Virg.Lingua sonos vocis distinctos & pressos efficit. Ci. Distiuct and certaine txpresse sow nes.Presla verba.Plin. iun.Short compact wordes.Verbis aptus & preslus Thucydides.Cic.Compact.Vina pressa Hor. Pressus.Ouid.That hath a marke printed on it. Et æterna res ea pressa nota est. Pressus huius pressus.Cic.A pressing: a cloasing.Ipso or is pressu.Cic.With the very closing, and drawing togither, or fashioning of his mouth.Pressus ponderum, Cic.The weight of burdens.