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CREEPLE. [Not used.] [See Cripple .]
CREESE, n. A Malay dagger.
CREMATION, n. [L., to burn.] A burning; particularly, the burning of the dead, a...
CREMOR, n. [L. See Cream .] Cream; any expressed juice of grain; yeast; scum; a ...
CRENATE, CRENATED, a. [L., a notch. See Cranny .] Notched; indented; scolloped. ...
CRENATE, CRENATED, a. [L., a notch. See Cranny .] Notched; indented; scolloped. ...
CRENATURE, n. A scollop, like a notch, in a leaf, or in the style of a plant.
CRENKLE, CRENGLE, CRENULATE, a. [See Cringle .] Having the edge, as it were, cut...
CRENKLE, CRENGLE, CRENULATE, a. [See Cringle .] Having the edge, as it were, cut...
CRENKLE, CRENGLE, CRENULATE, a. [See Cringle .] Having the edge, as it were, cut...
CREOLE, n. In the West Indies and Spanish America, a native of those countries d...
CREPANCE, CREPANE, n. [L., to burst.] A chop or cratch in a horses leg, caused b...
CREPANCE, CREPANE, n. [L., to burst.] A chop or cratch in a horses leg, caused b...
CREPITATE, v.i. [L., to crackle, to crack, to burst with a sharp sound.] To crac...
CREPITATING, ppr. Crackling; snapping.
CREPITATION, n. 1. The act of bursting with a frequent repetition of sharp sound...