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Webster Dictionary :: Cuinage

CUINAGE, n. The making up of tin into pigs, _c. for carriage.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuirass

CUIRASS, n. A breast-plate; a piece of defensive armor, made or iron plate, well...

Webster Dictionary :: Cuirassier

CUIRASSIER, n. A soldier armed with a cuirass, or breast plate.

Webster Dictionary :: Cuish

CUISH, n. Defensive armor for the thighs.

Webster Dictionary :: Culdee

CULDEE, n. [L., worshipers of God.] A monkish priest, remarkable for religious d...

Webster Dictionary :: Culerage

CULERAGE, n. Another name of the arse-smart.

Webster Dictionary :: Culiciform

CULICIFORM, a. [L., a gnat or flea; form.] Of the form or shape of a flea; resem...

Webster Dictionary :: Culinary

CULINARY, a. [L., a kitchen. See Kiln .] Relating to the kitchen, or to the art ...

Webster Dictionary :: Cull

CULL, v.t. To pick out; to separate one or more things from others; to select fr...

Webster Dictionary :: Culled

CULLED, pp. Picked out; selected from many.

Webster Dictionary :: Culler

CULLER, n. 1. One who picks or chooses from many. 2. An inspector who selects me...

Webster Dictionary :: Cullibility

CULLIBILITY, n. [from cully.] Credulity; easiness of belief. [Not elegant nor us...

Webster Dictionary :: Culling

CULLING, ppr. Selecting; choosing from many.

Webster Dictionary :: Cullion

CULLION, n. 1. A mean wretch. If from cully, one easily deceived; a dupe. 2. A r...

Webster Dictionary :: Cullionly

CULLIONLY, a. Mean; base. [A bad word, and not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Cullis

CULLIS, n. 1. Broth of boiled meat strained. 2. A kind of jelly.

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