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Webster Dictionary :: Cross-purpose

CROSS-PURPOSE, n. A contrary purpose; contradictory system; also, a conversation...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-question

CROSS-QUESTION, v.t. To cross examine.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-road

CROSS-WAY, CROSS-ROAD, n. A way or road that crosses another road or the chief r...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-row

CROSS-ROW, n. 1. The alphabet, so named because a cross is placed at the beginni...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-sea

CROSS-SEA, n. Waves running across others; a swell running in different directions.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-staff

CROSS-STAFF, n. An instrument to take the altitude of the sun or stars.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-stone

CROSS-STONE, n. A mineral called also harmotome, and staurolite. It is almost al...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-tining

CROSS-TINING, n. In husbandry, a harrowing by drawing the harrow or drag back an...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-trees

CROSS-TREES, n. In ships, certain pieces of timber, supported by the cheeks and ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-way

CROSS-WAY, CROSS-ROAD, n. A way or road that crosses another road or the chief r...

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-wind

CROSS-WIND, n. A side wind; an unfavorable wind.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-wise

CROSS-WISE, adv. Across; in the form of a cross.

Webster Dictionary :: Cross-wort

CROSS-WORT, n. A plant of the genus Valantia.

Webster Dictionary :: Crosscut

CROSSCUT, v.t. To cut across.

Webster Dictionary :: Crosscut-saw

CROSSCUT-SAW, n. A saw managed by two men, one at each end.

Webster Dictionary :: Crossed

CROSSED, pp. Having a line drawn over; canceled; erased; passed over; thwarted; ...

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