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Webster Dictionary :: Corticose

CORTICOSE, CORTICOUS, a. Barky; full of bark.

Webster Dictionary :: Corticous

CORTICOSE, CORTICOUS, a. Barky; full of bark.

Webster Dictionary :: Corundum

CORUNDUM,n. The corindon-harmophane of nauy, corindon adamantin of Brongniart, t...

Webster Dictionary :: Coruscant

CORUSCANT, a. [See Coruscate .] Flashing; glittering by flashes.

Webster Dictionary :: Coruscate

CORUSCATE, v.i. [L., to flash.] To flash; to lighten; to glitter.

Webster Dictionary :: Coruscation

CORUSCATION, n [L.] 1. A flash; a sudden burst of light in the clouds or atmosph...

Webster Dictionary :: Corvet

CORVET, n. A sloop of war; an advice boat.

Webster Dictionary :: Corvus

CORVUS, n. [L., a raven.] 1. In astronomy, a constellation of the southern hemis...

Webster Dictionary :: Corybantic

CORYBANTIC, a. Madly agitated; inflamed like the Corybantes, the frantic priests...

Webster Dictionary :: Corymb

CORYMB, n. [L. Gr.] Primarily, a top, head or cluster. In modern botany, a speci...

Webster Dictionary :: Corymbiated

CORYMBIATED, a. Garnished with corymbs.

Webster Dictionary :: Corymbiferous

CORYMBIFEROUS, a. [L., to bear.] Producing corymbs; bearing fruit or berries in ...

Webster Dictionary :: Corymbous

CORYMBOUS, a. Consisting of corymbs; in clusters.

Webster Dictionary :: Corymbulous

CORYMBULOUS, a. Having or consisting of little corymbs.

Webster Dictionary :: Coryphene

CORYPHENE, n. A fish with a sloping truncated head, and the dorsal fin extending...

Webster Dictionary :: Corypheus

CORYPHEUS, n. [Gr.] The chief of a chorus; the chief of a company.

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