Meanings of mensa in English

It is thus: Hæc hoc morus multicaulis, a mensa et thoro, ruta baga centum.

As the lawyers say, is it a 'vinculo', or only a 'mensa et thoro?'

How can a man who faces death feel as we do towards mensa or tupto?

Those who had found mensa too much for them came to me to get a smattering of grammar.

Professor Joan Freeman is a child psychologist who tests IQ of gifted children, including the youngest members of mensa.

After the 4th century other names or expressions come into use, such as mensa tremenda, series corporis et sanguinis Christi.

For example, archaeological excavations in Pompeii uncovered the mensa ponderaria which was used to ensure standard measures of goods for citizens.

The first act opens with the brilliant chorus of the revellers ("Piacer della mensa"), which is full of courtly grace.

Then she opened the door that led to a long, spacious room called the mensa that was used as a mess hall.

So, after three lessons in Latin grammar, one might correct a fellow student, whose knowledge did not embrace the ablative of "mensa."

That first contact says something about the mindset of some Mensa buffs.

Impossible, because Mensa nerds with flaming red hair were not Caroline's type.

An M is a male Mensa member; a FeM is a female.

Vic Mensa -Few artists have traveled the road of Vic Mensa.

And Esau, though maybe not a Mensa member, got a raw deal.

Writer tells about meeting Lola at a Mensa party he stumbles upon.