Calefacient (2)
Calefacientn.that which warms
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Calefaction
Calefactionn.the act of warming or heating
Calefactory
Calefactorya.tending to warm, heating
Calefy
Calefyv.to grow or make hot, to be heated
Calendar
Calendarn.an almanac, a register of the year
Calender
Calenderv.t.to give linen a gloss, to smooth
Calender (2)
Calendern.an engine to calender, a hot-press
Calends
Calendsn. pl.the first day of every month
Calenture
Calenturen.a sun-fever, frequent in hot climates
Calf
Calfpl.calves,n.the young of a cow, thick part of hte leg
Caliber
Calibern.the bore of fire arms, diameter
Calid
Calida.hot, very hot, burning, scorching
Calidity
Calidity, or Calidnessn.great or burning heat
Caliduct
Caliductn.a conductor of heat
Caligation
Caligationn.darkness, cloudiness, dimness, obscurity
Caliginous
Caliginousa.dark, duskys, dim, obscure
Caligraphy
Caligraphyn.fair, fine or beautiful, writing
Caliner
Calinern.a kind of gun, handgun, musket, fussee
Caliph
Caliphn.the high or chief priest of the Saracens
Caliphate
Caliphaten.the office and dignity of a Caliph
Calk
Calk, or Caulkv.t.to stop the seams of a ship
Calker
Calkern.one who calks, one who stops seams
Call
Callv.t.to name, invite, publish, susmmon, read
Call (2)
Calln.a demand, claim, address, summons, pipe
Callico
Callicon.printed cotton cloth
Callidity
Callidity, or Callidnessn.craftiness, cunning, art
Calling
Callingn.an employment, profession, trade, class