Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Calvinism

Calvinismn.the doctrine held by Calvin

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Calvinist

Calvinistn.a follower, &c. of Calvin

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Calvinistic

Calvinistic, or Calvinisticala.relating to Calvinism

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Calx

Calxpl.Calxes,n.a substance deprived by heat of its cementing principle, as lime from calcined stone or sea shells

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Calycin

Calycina.pertaining to a calyx

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Calycle

Calyclen.a row of leaflets at the base of a calyx

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Calyculate

Calyculatea.having a calyx surrounded at the base with e lesser one

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Calyx

Calyxn.the cover or outer leaves of a flower

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Cambering

Cambering, or Cambinga.rising like an arch

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Cambric

Cambricn.a kind of fine linen from Flanders

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Came

Camepret.of to come

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Camel

Cameln.a large quadruped, a machine for bearing ships over bars

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Camellepard

Camellepardn.the giraffe, a spotted animal of Africa with a long neck

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Cameo

Cameon.a picture of only one color

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Camera-Obscura

Camera-obscuran.a philosophical apparatus and optical machine used to exhibit images by

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Camisade

Camisaden.an attack made by night in shirts

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Camlet

Camlet, or Cambletn.a stuff made of wood and silk

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Cammoc

Cammocn.a plant, petty whin

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Camomile

Camomilen.a genus of plants used medicinally

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Camoys

Camoysa.flat nosed, bent upwards, ob.

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Camp

Campn.the place where troops lodge, order of tents or huts, troops in order of encampment

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Camp (2)

Campv.t.to encamp

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Campaign

Campaignn.a large open level country, the time that an army keeps the field in one year

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Campaigner

Campaignern.one who has served sesveral campaigns, an old experienced soldier, a veteran

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Campaniform

Campaniform, or Campanulatea.bell shaped

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Campestral

Campestrala.growing in the fields, open, wild

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Camphire

Camphire, or Camphorn.the concrete juice of a species of laurel in E. Indies, a bitter aromatic and stimulant