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Webster Dictionary :: Cramp-iron

CRAMP-IRON, n. An iron used for fastening things together; a cramp, which see.

Webster Dictionary :: Cramped

CRAMPED, pp. Affected with spasm; convulsed; confined; restrained.

Webster Dictionary :: Cramping

CRAMPING, ppr. Affecting with cramp; confining.

Webster Dictionary :: Cranage

CRANAGE, n. [from crane. Low L.] The liberty of using a crane at a wharf for rai...

Webster Dictionary :: Cranberry

CRANBERRY, n. [crane and berry.] A species of Vaccinium; a berry that grows on a...

Webster Dictionary :: Crane

CRANE, n. [Gr., the plant, cranes-bill.] 1. A migratory fowl of the genus Ardea,...

Webster Dictionary :: Crane-fly

CRANE-FLY, n. An insect of the genus Tipula, of many species. The mouth is a pro...

Webster Dictionary :: Cranes-bill

CRANES-BILL, n. The plant Geranium, of many species; so named from an appendage ...

Webster Dictionary :: Craniognomy

CRANIOGNOMY, n. [Gr., the skull, and knowledge; index; L., the skull.] The doctr...

Webster Dictionary :: Craniological

CRANIOLOGICAL, a. Pertaining to craniology.

Webster Dictionary :: Craniologist

CRANIOLOGIST, n. One who treats of craniology, or one who is versed in the scien...

Webster Dictionary :: Craniology

CRANIOLOGY, n. [Gr., the skull, and discourse.] A discourse or treatise on the c...

Webster Dictionary :: Craniometer

CRANIOMETER, n. [the skull, and measure.] An instrument for measuring the skulls...

Webster Dictionary :: Craniometrical

CRANIOMETRICAL, a. Pertaining to craniometry.

Webster Dictionary :: Craniometry

CRANIOMETRY, n. The art of measuring the cranium, or skulls, of animals, for dis...

Webster Dictionary :: Cranioscopy

CRANIOSCOPY, n. [supra, and to view.] The science of the eminences produced in t...

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