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Webster Dictionary :: Circination
CIRCINATION, n. An orbicular motion.
Webster Dictionary :: Circinate
CIRCINATE, v.t. To make a circle; to compass.
Webster Dictionary :: Circinal
CIRCINAL, a. Rolled in spirally downwards, the tip occupying the center; a term ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circensian
CIRCENSIAN, a. Pertaining to the Circus, in Rome, where were practiced games of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circean
CIRCEAN, a. Pertaining to Circe, the fabled daughter of Sol and Perseis, who was...
Webster Dictionary :: Circ
CIRC, [See Circus .]
Webster Dictionary :: Cipolin
CIPOLIN, n. A green marble from Rome, containing white zones. It consists chiefl...
Webster Dictionary :: Ciphering
CIPHERING, ppr. 1. Using figures, or practicing arithmetic. 2. Writing in occult...
Webster Dictionary :: Cipher
CIPHER, n. 1. In arithmetic, an Arabian or Oriental character, of this form 0, w...
Webster Dictionary :: Cious
VENEFI'CIAL,'CIOUS, a. [L. veneficium.] Acting by poison; bewitching. [Little us...
Webster Dictionary :: Cion
CION, n. A young shoot, twig or sprout of a tree, or plant, or rather the cuttin...
Webster Dictionary :: Cinque-spotted
CINQUE-SPOTTED, a. Having five spots.
Webster Dictionary :: Cinque-ports
CINQUE-PORTS, n. Five havens on the eastern shore of England, towards France, vi...
Webster Dictionary :: Cinque-pace
CINQUE-PACE, n. A kind of grave dance.
Webster Dictionary :: Cinque-foil
CINQUE-FOIL, n. Five-leaved clover, a species of Potentilla.
Webster Dictionary :: Cinque
CINQUE, n. A five; a word used in games.
