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CUPPER, n. [from cup.] One who applies a cupping-glass; a scarifier.
CUPPING, ppr. Applying a cupping-glass, with scarification; a drawing blood with...
CUPPING-GLASS, n. A glass vessel like a cup, to be applied to the skin, before a...
CUPREOUS, a. [L., copper.] Coppery; consisting of copper; resembling copper, or ...
CUPRIFEROUS, a. [L., copper; to bear.] Producing or affording copper; as cuprife...
CUR, n. A degenerate dog; and in reproach, a worthless man.
CURABLE, a. [See Cure .] That may be healed or cured; admitting a remedy; as acu...
CURABLENESS, n. Possibility of being cured, healed or remedied.
CURACY, CURATESHIP, n. [See Cure and Curate.]
CURATE, n. [L., care. See Cure .] 1. A clergyman in the church of England, who i...
CURACY, CURATESHIP, n. [See Cure and Curate.] 1. The office or employment of a c...
CURATIVE, a. Relating to the cure of diseases; tending to cure.
CURATOR, n. [L. See Cure .] 1. One who hast he care and superintendence of any t...
CURB, n. 1. In the manege, a chain of iron made fast to the upper part of the br...
CURB-STONE, n. A stone placed at the edge of a pavement, to hold the work togeth...
CURBED, pp. Restrained; checked; kept in subjection; furnished with a curb.