Webster's Dictionary 1828

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CABIREAN

CABIREAN, noun One of the Cabiri.

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CABIRIAN

CABIRIAN,CABIRIC,CABIRITIC, adjective Pertaining to the Cabiri, certain deities greatly venerated by the ancient Pagans, in Greece and Phenicia. The accounts of these deities ar...

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CABLE

CABLE, noun cabl. A large strong rope or chain, used to retain a vessel at anchor. It is made usually of hemp or iron, but may be made of other materials. Cables are of differen...

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CABLE-TIER

CABLE-TIER, noun The place where the cables are coiled away.

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CABLED

CABLED, adjective Fastened with a cable.

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CABLET

CABLET, noun A little cable.

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CABOCHED

CABOCHED,CABOOSE, noun1. The cook-room or kitchen of a ship. In smaller vessels, it is an inclosed fire-place, hearth or stove for cooking, on the main deck. In a ship of war, t...

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CABOOSE

CABOOSE, n.1. The cook-room or kitchen of a ship. In smaller vessels, it is an inclosed fire-place, hearth or stove for cooking, on the main deck. In a ship of war, the cook roo...

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CABOS

CABOS, noun A species of eel-pout, about two feet long, whose flesh is well tasted.

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CABOSHED

CABOSHED, noun In heraldry, having the head cut close, so as to have no neck left.

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CABRIOLE

CABRIOLE,CABRIOLET, noun A gig; a one horse chair, a light carriage.

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CABRIOLET

CABRIOLET, n. A gig; a one horse chair, a light carriage.

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CABURE

CABURE, noun A Brazilian bird of the owl kind, of the size of a thrush, of a beautiful umber color, spotted with white.

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CABURNS

CABURNS, noun Small lines made of spun yarn, to bind cables, seize tackles, and the like.

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CACAO

CACAO or COCOA, noun The chocolate-tree, a species of the Theobroma, a native of the West Indies. This tree grows about twenty feet high, bearing pods which are oval and pointed...

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CACCOONS

CACCOONS, noun A plant called in botany Flevillea.

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CACHALOT

CACHALOT, noun A cetaceous fish, the physeter or spermaceti whale. The principal species are, the black headed with a dorsal fin, and the round-headed with a dorsal fin, and the...

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CACHECTIC

CACHECTIC,CACHECTICAL, adjective [See Cachexy.] Having an ill habit of body; of a deranged or vitiated state of the body without fever.

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CACHECTICAL

CACHECTICAL, a. [See Cachery.] Having an ill habit of body; of a deranged or vitiated state of the body without fever.

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CACHEXY

CACHEXY, noun A vicious state of the powers of the body; a deranged state of the constitution, without fever or nervous disease.

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CACHINNATION

CACHINNATION, noun A variety of chalcedony, which is a subspecies of quartz, usually milk white, some times grayish or yellowish white; opake or slightly translucent at the edge...

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CACK

CACK, verb intransitive To ease the body by stool.

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CACKEREL

CACKEREL, noun A fish which is said to void excrements when pursued. Others say, a fish which eaten produces lax bowels.

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CACKLE

CACKLE, verb intransitive1. To make a particular noise, as a goose or a hen.2. To laugh with a broken noise, like the cackling o a goose; to giggle, which is a word from the sam...

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CACKLER

CACKLER, noun1. A fowl that cackles.2. A tell-tale; a tattler.

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CACKLING

CACKLING, participle present tense Making the noise of a goose or hen.CACKLING, noun The broken noise of a goose or hen. Rome was saved by the cackling of a goose.

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CACOCHYMIC

CACOCHYMIC,CACOCHYMICAL, adjective [See Cacochymy.] Having the fluids of the body vitiated, especially the blood.