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Webster Dictionary :: Callous
CALLOUS, a. 1. Hard; hardened; indurated; as an ulcer or some part of the body. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Callosity
CALLOSITY, a. Hardness, or bony hardness; the hardness of the cicatrix of ulcers.
Webster Dictionary :: Callix
CALLIX, n. 1. A cup 2. The membrane which covers the papillae in the pelvis of t...
Webster Dictionary :: Callipers
CALLIPERS. [See Caliber .]
Webster Dictionary :: Calliope
CALLIOPE, n. Calliopy. In Pagan mythology, the muse that presides over eloquence...
Webster Dictionary :: Calling
CALLING, n. 1. A naming, or inviting; a reading over or reciting in order, or a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Callet
CALLET, CALLIGRAPHY, n. Fair or elegant writing, or penmanship.
Webster Dictionary :: Caller
CALLER, n. One who calls.
Webster Dictionary :: Called
CALLED, pp. Invited; summoned; addressed; named; appointed; invoked; assembled b...
Webster Dictionary :: Callat
CALLAT, n. A trull, or a scold. CALLET , v.i. To rail; to scold.
Webster Dictionary :: Call
CALL, v.t. [Heb. To hold or restrain.] In a general sense, to drive; to strain o...
Webster Dictionary :: Calking-iron
CALKING-IRON, n. Cauking-iron. An instrument like a chisel, used in calking ships.
Webster Dictionary :: Calking
CALKING, n. Cauking. In painting, the covering of the back side of a design with...
Webster Dictionary :: Calkin
CALKIN, n. A calk.
Webster Dictionary :: Calker
CALKER, n. Cauker. A man who calks; sometimes perhaps a calk or pointed iron on ...
Webster Dictionary :: Calked
CALKED, pp. Cauked. Having the seams stopped; furnished with shoes with iron poi...
