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Webster Dictionary :: Cross-armed

CROSS-ARMED, a. With arms across. In botany, brachiate; decussated; having branc...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bar-shot

CROSS-BAR-SHOT, n. A bullet with an iron bar passing through it, and standing ou...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-barred

CROSS-BARRED, a. Secured by transverse bars.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bearer

CROSS-BEARER, n. In the Romish church, the chaplain of an archbishop or primate,...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bill

CROSS-BILL, n. In chancery, an original bill by which the defendant prays relief...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bite

CROSS-BITE, n. A deception; a cheat. CROSS-BITE , v.t. To thwart or contravene b...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bow

CROSS-BOW, n. In archery, a missive weapon formed by placing a bow athwart a stock.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-bower

CROSS-BOWER, n. One who shoots with a cross-bow.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-examination

CROSS-EXAMINATION, n. The examination or interrogation of a witness called by on...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-examine

CROSS-EXAMINE, v.t. To examine a witness by the opposite party or his counsel, a...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-examined

CROSS-EXAMINED, pp. Examined or interrogated by the opposite party.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-flow

CROSS-FLOW, v.i. To flow across.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-grained

CROSS-GRAINED, a. 1. Having the grain or fibers across or irregular; as in timbe...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-jack

CROSS-JACK, n. cro-jeck,. A sail extended on the lower yard of the mizen mast; b...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-legged

CROSS-LEGGED, a. Having the legs across.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-piece

CROSS-PIECE, n. A rail of timber extending over the windlass of a ship, furnishe...

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