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CROKER, n. A fowl that inhabits the Chesapeak and the large rivers in Virginia; ...
CROMLECH, n. Huge flat stones resting on other stones, set on end for that purpo...
CRONE, n. [Gr., old.] 1. An old woman. 2. An old ewe.
CRONET, n. [coronet.] 1. The hair which grows over the top of a horses hoof. 2. ...
CRONICAL, CRONYCAL. [See Acronical .]
CRONY, n. [See Crone . but this word See ms to carry the sense of fellowship; to...
CRONICAL, CRONYCAL. [See Acronical .]
CROOK, n. [G., the back, or ridge of an animal. L., a wrinkle, a circle; rough, ...
CROOK-BACK, n. A crooked back; one who has a crooked back or round shoulders.
CROOK-BACKED, a. Having a round back, or shoulders.
CROOK-KNEED, a. Having crooked knees.
CROOK-SHOULDERED, a. Having bent shoulders.
CROOKED, pp. or a. 1. Bent; curved; curving; winding. 2. Winding in moral conduc...
CROOKEDLY, adv. 1. In a winding manner. 2. Untowardly; not compliantly.
CROOKEDNESS, n. 1. A winding, bending or turning; curvity; curvature; inflection...
CROOKEN, v.t. To make crooked. [Not in use.]