Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Cuish

Cuishn.armor to cover or shield the thighs

3566

Culinary

Culinarya.belonging to the kitchen or cookery

3567

Cull

Cullv.t.to select from others, pick out, choose

3568

Cullender

Cullendern.a draining vessel, a colander

3569

Cullion

Cullionn.a scoundrel, mean person, a plant

3570

Cully

Cullyn.a man deceived or jilted by a woman

3571

Cully (2)

Cullyv.t.to befool, cheat, trick, impose upon

3572

Culm

Culmn.a kind of small coal, soot, smoke, stalk

3573

Culmiferous

Culmiferousa.having a culm or stalk

3574

Culminate

Culminatev.i.to be or come on the meridian, to come to the highest point or degree

3575

Culmination

Culminationn.a coming to the meridian or the highest point

3576

Culpable

Culpablea.guilty, criminal, faulty, blamable

3577

Culpableness

Culpableness, or Culpabilityn.guilt, fault, blame

3578

Culpably

Culpablyad.with blame, with guilt, criminally

3579

Culprit

Culpritn.one who is arraigned before a judge

3580

Cultivable

Cultivablea.capable of cultivation

3581

Cultivate

Cultivatev.t.to till, manure, improve, refine

3582

Cultivation

Cultivationn.a manuring, tilling, improvement

3583

Cultivator

Cultivatorn.one who cultivates or improves

3584

Cultrate

Cultratea.smooth like the edge of a knife

3585

Culture

Culturen.the act of cultivation;v.t.to cultivate

3586

Culver

Culvern.a sort of pigeon, a woodpigeon

3587

Culverin

Culverinn.a species of ordnance, a cannon

3588

Culvert

Culvertn.an open passage or channel

3589

Cumber

Cumberv.t.to clog, burden, embarrrass, distract

3590

Cumber (2)

Cumbern.vexation, embarrassment, obstruction

3591

Cumbersome

Cumbersomea.troublesome, unmanageable