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Webster Dictionary :: Cuneate
CUNEATE, CUNEATED, a. Wedge-shaped.
Webster Dictionary :: Cuneal
CUNEAL, a. [L., a wedge. See Coin .] Having the form of a wedge.
Webster Dictionary :: Cund
CUND, v.t. To give notice. [See Cond .]
Webster Dictionary :: Cunctator
CUNCTATOR, n. One who delays or lingers. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Cunctation
CUNCTATION, n. [L., to delay.] Delay. [Not much used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Cun
CUN, v.t. 1. To know. [Not used.] [See Con .] 2. To direct the course of a ship....
Webster Dictionary :: Cumulative
CUMULATIVE, a. 1. Composed of parts in a heap; forming a mass. 2. That augments ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumulation
CUMULATION, n. The act of heaping together; a heap. [See Accumulation .]
Webster Dictionary :: Cumulate
CUMULATE, v.t. [L., a heap.] To gather or throw into a heap; to form a heap; to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumin
CUMIN, n. [L., Gr.] An annual plant of one species, whose See ds have a bitteris...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumfrey
CUMFREY, n. A genus of plants, the Symphytum; sometimes written comfrey, comfry,...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbrously
CUMBROUSLY, adv. In a cumbrous manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbrous
CUMBROUS, a. 1. Burdensome; troublesome; rendering action difficult or toilsome;...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbrance
CUMBRANCE, n. That which obstructs, retards, or renders motion or action difficu...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbersomeness
CUMBERSOMENESS, n. Burdensomeness; the quality of being cumbersome and troublesome.
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbersomely
CUMBERSOMELY, adv. In a manner to encumber.
