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Webster Dictionary :: Cornamute

CORNELIAN, CORNEMUSE, CORNAMUTE, n. A kind of rustic flute.

Webster Dictionary :: Cornbind

CORNBIND, n. Climbing buck-wheat. [Local.]

Webster Dictionary :: Cornblade

CORNBLADE, n. The leaf of the maiz. Cornblades are collected and preserved as fo...

Webster Dictionary :: Cornclad

CORNCLAD, a. Covered with growing corn.

Webster Dictionary :: Cornea

CORNEA, n. [L., a horn.] The transparent membrane in the fore-part of the eye, t...

Webster Dictionary :: Cornel

CORNEL, CORNEL-TREE, CORNELIAN-TREE, n. [L., a horn, or its root, from the hardn...

Webster Dictionary :: Cornel-tree

CORNEL, CORNEL-TREE, CORNELIAN-TREE, n. [L., a horn, or its root, from the hardn...

Webster Dictionary :: Cornelian

CORNELIAN, CORNEMUSE, CORNAMUTE, n. A kind of rustic flute.

Webster Dictionary :: Cornelian-tree

CORNEL, CORNEL-TREE, CORNELIAN-TREE, n. [L., a horn, or its root, from the hardn...

Webster Dictionary :: Cornemuse

CORNELIAN, CORNEMUSE, CORNAMUTE, n. A kind of rustic flute.

Webster Dictionary :: Corneous

CORNEOUS, a. [L., a horn. See Horn .] Horny; like horn; consisting of a horny su...

Webster Dictionary :: Corner

CORNER, n. [See Horn and Grain.] 1. The point where two converging lines meet; p...

Webster Dictionary :: Corner-stone

CORNER-STONE, n. The stone which lies at the corner of two walls, and unites the...

Webster Dictionary :: Corner-wise

CORNER-WISE, adv. Diagonally; with the corner in front; not parallel.

Webster Dictionary :: Cornered

CORNERED, a. Having corners; having three or more angles.

Webster Dictionary :: Cornet

CORNET, n. [L., a horn. See Horn .] 1. An instrument of music, in the nature of ...

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