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Webster Dictionary :: Cuneal

CUNEAL, a. [L., a wedge. See Coin .] Having the form of a wedge.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuneate

CUNEATE, CUNEATED, a. Wedge-shaped.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuneated

CUNEATE, CUNEATED, a. Wedge-shaped.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuneiform

CUNEIFORM, CUNIFORM, a. [L., a wedge, and form.] Having the shape or form of a w...

Webster Dictionary :: Cuniform

CUNEIFORM, CUNIFORM, a. [L., a wedge, and form.] Having the shape or form of a w...

Webster Dictionary :: Cunner

CUNNER, n. A kind of fish, less than an oyster, that sticks close to the rocks.

Webster Dictionary :: Cunning

CUNNING, a. [G. See Can .] 1. Knowing; skillful; experienced; well-instructed. I...

Webster Dictionary :: Cunningly

CUNNINGLY, adv. Artfully; craftily; with subtilty; with fraudulent contrivance. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cunningman

CUNNINGMAN, n. A man who pretends to tell fortunes, or teach how to recover stol...

Webster Dictionary :: Cunningness

CUNNINGNESS, n. Cunning; craft; deceitfulness.

Webster Dictionary :: Cup

CUP, n. [L., a little cup.] 1. A small vessel of capacity, used commonly to drin...

Webster Dictionary :: Cup-rose

CUP-ROSE, n. The poppy.

Webster Dictionary :: Cupbearer

CUPBEARER, n. An attendant of a prince or at a feast, who conveys wine or other ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cupboard

CUPBOARD, n. [cup and board.] Originally, a board or shelf for cups to stand on....

Webster Dictionary :: Cupel

CUPEL, n. [L., a little cup.] A small cup or vessel used in refining metals. It ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cupellation

CUPELLATION, n. The refining of gold or silver by a cupel or by scorification.

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