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Webster Dictionary :: Craver
CRAVER, n. One who craves or begs.
Webster Dictionary :: Cravent
CRAVEN, CRAVENT, CRAVANT, n. 1. A word of obloquy, used formerly by one vanquish...
Webster Dictionary :: Craved
CRAVED, pp. Asked for with earnestness; implored; entreated; longed for; required.
Webster Dictionary :: Crave
CRAVE, v.t. 1. To ask with earnestness or importunity; to beseech; to implore; t...
Webster Dictionary :: Cravat
CRAVAT, n. A neck-cloth; a piece of fine muslin or other cloth worn by men about...
Webster Dictionary :: Craunching
CRAUNCHING, ppr. Crushing with the teeth with violence.
Webster Dictionary :: Craunch
CRAUNCH, v.t. To crush with the teeth; to chew with violence and noise.
Webster Dictionary :: Crater
CRATER, n. [L., Gr, a great cup.] 1. The aperture or mouth of a volcano. 2. A co...
Webster Dictionary :: Crate
CRATE, n. [L.] A kind of basket or hamper of wicker-word, used for the transport...
Webster Dictionary :: Cratches
CRATCHES, n. [G., the itch, cratches; to scratch.] In the manege, a swelling on ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cratch
CRATCH, n. A rack; a grated crib or manger. [I believe not used in New England.]...
Webster Dictionary :: Crassness
CRASSNESS, n. Grossness.
Webster Dictionary :: Crassitude
CRASSITUDE, n. [L.] Grossness; coarseness; thickness; applied to liquids or solids.
Webster Dictionary :: Crassament
CRASSAMENT, n. The thick red part of the blood, as distinct from the serum, or a...
Webster Dictionary :: Crass
CRASS, a. [L., the same as gross, which see.] Gross; thick; coarse; not thing, n...
Webster Dictionary :: Crasis
CRASIS, n. [Gr., to mix, to temper.] 1. The temper or healthy constitution of th...
