Webster's Dictionary 1806

3430

Crony

Cronyn.a hooked stick;v.t.to bend, to pervert

3431

Crookbacked

Crookbackeda.having round or bent shoulders

3432

Crooked

Crookedpa.bent, winding, perverse, cross

3433

Crookedly

Crookedlyad.not straitly, untowardly

3434

Crookedness

Crookednessn.a crooked state, deformity of body

3435

Croop

Croopn.a disease in the windpipe

3436

Crop

Cropn.a produce, thing cut off, bird's stomach

3437

Crop (2)

Cropv.to lop, cut off, or short, reap, sow, yield

3438

Cropful

Cropfula.quite full, crammed, glutted, satisfied

3439

Cropsick

Cropsicka.sick, sick through excess in eating

3440

Cropt

Croptpa.cut, cut off at the end, reaped, sown

3441

Crosier

Crosiern.a bishop's staff with a cross upon it, pastoral staff, instrument

3442

Cross

Crossn.a gibbet, misfortune, opposition, trial

3443

Cross (2)

Crossa.athwart, opposit, peevish, difficult

3444

Cross (3)

Crossv.t.to lay athwart, pass over, oppose, vex, sign, cancel, put out;ad.over, from side to side

3445

Crossbill

Crossbilln.a bird with crossing mandibles of the bill

3446

Crossbite

Crossbiten.a cheat, a deception;v.t.to cheat

3447

Crossbow

Crossbown.a weapon used for shooting

3448

Crossexamin

Crossexaminv.t.to examin by different parties

3449

Crossgrained

Crossgraineda.troublesome, illnatured, cross

3450

Crosslet

Crossletn.a small cross, frontlet, headcloth

3451

Crossly

Crosslyad.peevishly, pervesely, unfortunately

3452

Crossness

Crossnessn.peevishness, perverseness, oddness

3453

Crossway

Crosswayn.a path that run across, a wider road, a raised way over wet ground

3454

Crosswind

Crosswindn.a wind blowing from right to left

3455

Crosswise

Crosswisead.in the form of a cross, across

3456

Crosswort

Crosswortn.a plant of several species