Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Callipers

Callipersn. pl.compasses having bowed shanks

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Callosity

Callosity, or Callusn.a hard swelling, hardness

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Callous

Callousa.hard, thick, hardened, insensible

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Callousness

Callousnessn.hardness, thickness, insensibility

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Callow

Callowa.wanting fethers, unfledged, naked

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Calm

Calmv.t.to pacify, appease, still, quiet, compose

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Calm (2)

Calmn.repose, stillness, quiet, rest, ease, peace

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Calm (3)

Calm, or Calmya.still, quiet, undisturbed, easy

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Calmer

Calmern.one who gives quiet or appeases

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Calmly

Calmlyad.quietly, cooly, without passion

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Calmmy

Calmmya.ropy, like glue, tough, sticky, moist

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Calmness

Calmnessn.mildness, stillness, quiet, rest, peace

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Calomel

Calomeln.dulcified sublimate of mercury

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Caloric

Caloricn.the matter or simple element of heat

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Caloric (2)

Calorica.pertaining to the matter of heat

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Calorific

Calorifica.heating, causing or producing heat

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Calorimeter

Calorimetern.an apparatus to measure relative quantities of heat, or the specific caloric of bodies

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Calotte

Calotten.a cap worn by cardinals, a round cavity

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Caltrop

Caltropn.an instrument of three spikes, a plant

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Calumet

Calumetn.the pipe of peace among the Indians

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Calumniate

Calumniatev.t.to accuse falsely, slander, revile

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Calumniation

Calumniationn.a false representation, slander

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Calumniator

Calumniatorn.a false accuser, a slanderer

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Calumnious

Calumniousa.slanderous, reproachful, base, vile

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Calumny

Calumnyn.slander, aspersion, a false charge

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Calvary

Calvaryn.the place of a skull and of execution

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Calve

Calvev.i.to bear or bring forth a calf