Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Cumbersomely

Cumbersomely, or Cumbrouslyad.troublesomely

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Cumbrance

Cumbrancen.an encumbrance, burden, load

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Cumbrous

Cumbrousa.troublesome, heavy, oppressive

3595

Cumin

Cuminn.a genus of aromatic plants

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Cumulate

Cumulaten.the act of heaping up, not used

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Cunctation

Cunctationn.a delay, procrastination, stop, not used

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Cuneal

Cuneala.like or belonging to a wedge

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Cuneate

Cuneatea.made or shaped like a wedge

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Cunning

Cunninga.artful, sly, knowing, skilful, expert

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Cunning (2)

Cunning, or Cunningnessn.artifice, sliness, skill

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Cunningly

Cunninglyad.artfully, slily, craftily, sharply

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Cunningman

Cunningmann.a fortuneteller, a conjurer, ob.

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Cup

Cupn.a drinking vessel, part of a flower, liquor

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Cup (2)

Cupv.t.to bleed by scarification, to supply cups

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Cupbearer

Cupbearern.an officer of a king's household

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Cupboard

Cupboardn.a place for cups, glasses, &c.v.t.to hoard

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Cupidity

Cupidityn.lust, excessive or sensual desire

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Cupola

Cupolan.a dome, arched roof, turret, bowl

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Cuppel

Cuppel, or Cupeln.a vessel used in refining metals, to absorb the dross

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Cuppel (2)

Cuppelv.t.to refine in a cuppel

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Cuppelation

Cuppelationn.the refining of metals in a cuppel

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Cupper

Cuppern.one who cups, one who scarifies

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Cuprate

Cupraten.a combination of the oxyd of copper with substance

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Cupreous

Cupreousa.coppery, containing or like copper

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Cupricacid

Cupricacidn.a saturated combination of copper and oxygene

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Cupriferous

Cupriferousa.producing copper

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Cups

Cupsn. pl.a drunken fit, drunkenness, liquor