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Webster Dictionary :: Cuckoo-pint

CUCKOO-PINT, n. A plant, of the genus Arum.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuckoo-spit

CUCKOO-SPIT, CUCKOO-SPITTLE , n. A dew or exudation found on plants, especially ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cucquean

CUCQUEAN, n. A vile lewd woman. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Cucullate

CUCULLATE, CUCULLATED, a. [L., a hood, a cowl.]

Webster Dictionary :: Cucullated

CUCULLATE, CUCULLATED, a. [L., a hood, a cowl.] 1. Hooded; cowled; covered as wi...

Webster Dictionary :: Cucumber

CUCUMBER, n. [L.] The name of a plant and its fruit, of the genus Cucumis. The f...

Webster Dictionary :: Cucurbit

CUCURBIT, n. [L., a gourd.] A chemical vessel in the shape of a gourd; but some ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cucurbitaceous

CUCURBITACEOUS, a. Resembling a gourd; as cucurbitaceous plants, such as the mel...

Webster Dictionary :: Cud

CUD, n. [See Chew and Jaw.] 1. The food which ruminating animals chew at leisure...

Webster Dictionary :: Cudden

CUDDEN, CUDDY, n. A clown; a low rustic; a dolt. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Cuddle

CUDDLE, v.i. To retire from sight; to lie close or snug; to squat.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuddy

CUDDY, n. 1. In ships, an apartment; a cabin under the poop, or a cook-room. It ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cudgel

CUDGEL, n. A short thick stick of wood, such as may be used by the hand in beati...

Webster Dictionary :: Cudgel-proof

CUDGEL-PROOF, a. Able to resist a cudgel; not to be hurt by beating.

Webster Dictionary :: Cudgeler

CUDGELER, n. One who beats with a cudgel.

Webster Dictionary :: Cudle

CUDLE, n. A small sea fish.

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