Webster's Dictionary 1806

3619

Cur

Curn.a dog, bad or mean man, snappish person

3620

Curable

Curablea.that may be cured, healed or remedied

3621

Curacy

Curacyn.the employment of a curate

3622

Curasso

Curasson.an American bird large as a small turky

3623

Curate

Curaten.an officiating minister under the incumbent

3624

Curative

Curativea.relating to the cure of diseases

3625

Curator

Curatorn.one who manages or directs

3626

Curb

Curbv.t.to restrain, check, stop, manage, bridle

3627

Curb (2)

Curbn.a part of a bridle, opposition, restraint, box round a well

3628

Curd

Curdn.a coagulation of milk or of any liquid

3629

Curd (2)

Curd, or Curdlev.to turn or shoot into curds

3630

Curdy

Curdya.curdled, full of or having curds, clotty

3631

Cure

Curen.a remedy, the employment of a curate

3632

Cure (2)

Curev.t.to heal, restore to health, salt, season

3633

Cured

Curedpa.healed, restored, preserved, salted, weaned

3634

Cureless

Curelessa.having no remedy, incurable

3635

Curer

Curern.one who cures, a healer, a physician

3636

Curfew

Curfewn.eight o'clock bell, a cover for a fire

3637

Curiality

Curialityn.privilege or state of a court, ob.

3638

Curiosity

Curiosityn.an inquisitiveness, niceness, rarity

3639

Curious

Curiousa.inquisitive, nice, neat, exact, rare

3640

Curiousity

Curiousityn.privilege or state of a court, ob.

3641

Curiously

Curiouslyad.inquisitively, neatly, exactly, well

3642

Curl

Curln.a ringlet or ornament of hair, a wave

3643

Curl (2)

Curlv.to turn into ringlets, turn, twist, wave

3644

Curlew

Curlewn.a kind of water and land fowl

3645

Curmudgeon

Curmudgeonn.a miser, niggard, griper, churl