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Webster Dictionary :: Cumbersome
CUMBERSOME, a. 1. Troublesome; burdensome; embarrassing; vexatious; as cumbersom...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumber
CUMBER, v.t. [G., to arrest, to concern, to trouble, to grieve.] 1. To load; to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cumbent
CUMBENT, a. [L.] Lying down.
Webster Dictionary :: Culvertailed
CULVERTAILED, a. United or fastened, as pieces of timber by a dove-tailed joint;...
Webster Dictionary :: Culvertail
CULVERTAIL, n. [culver and tail.] Dove-tail, in joinery and carpentry.
Webster Dictionary :: Culvert
CULVERT, n. A passage under a road or canal, covered with a bridge; an arched dr...
Webster Dictionary :: Culverkey
CULVERKEY, n. A plant or flower.
Webster Dictionary :: Culverin
CULVERIN, n. [L., a serpent.] A long slender piece of ordnance or artillery, ser...
Webster Dictionary :: Culver-house
CULVER-HOUSE, n. A dove-cote.
Webster Dictionary :: Culver
CULVER, n. [L.] A pigeon, or wood pigeon.
Webster Dictionary :: Culture
CULTURE, n. [L. See Cultivate .] 1. The act of tilling and preparing the earth f...
Webster Dictionary :: Cultrated
CULTRATED, a. [L, a knife.] Sharp-edged and pointed; formed like a knife; as, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Cultivator
CULTIVATOR, n. 1. One who tills, or prepares land for crops; one who manages a f...
Webster Dictionary :: Cultivation
CULTIVATION, n. 1. The art or practice of tilling and preparing for crops; husba...
Webster Dictionary :: Cultivating
CULTIVATING, ppr. Tilling; preparing for crops; improving in worth or good quali...
Webster Dictionary :: Cultivated
CULTIVATED, pp. Tilled; improved in excellence or condition; corrected and enlar...
