Criminal (2)
Criminal, or Criminousa.guilty, faulty, not civil
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Criminality
Criminalityn.guilt, the quality of being criminal
Criminally
Criminally, or Criminouslyad.wickedly, badly
Crimination
Criminationn.an accusation, charge, censure
Criminatory
Criminatorya.tending to accuse, censorious
Criminousness
Criminousnessn.crime, guilt, ob.
Crimosin
Crimosinn.a species of red color, crimson, ob.
Crimp
Crimpa.easily crumbled, brittle, crisp
Crimp (2)
Crimpn.an agent for coals or shipping, one hired to procure seamen, Eng.
Crimp (3)
Crimpv.t.to procure seamen for a premium
Crimpage
Crimpagen.premium paid for hiring seamen
Crimple
Crimplev.t.to lay in plaits, curl up, contract
Crimpling
Crimplingpa.curling, contracting, lamish
Crimson
Crimsonn.a very deep red color;v.t.to die red
Crincum
Crincumn.a whim, cramp, contradiction
Cringe
Cringen.a low bow, mean reverence, servility
Cringe (2)
Cringev.to bow, fawn, flatter, contract, shrink
Cringle
Cringlen.a hole on a bolt rope, formed by a twisted strand, a hank or open ring on a stay
Crinigerous
Crinigerous, or Crinosea.hairy, very rough
Crinite
Crinitea.having hairs or filaments like haire
Crink
Crink, or Crinklen.a wrinkle, a winding, a fold
Crinkle (2)
Crinklev.i.to run in wrinkles or folds, to wind
Crinosity
Crinosityn.hairiness, shagginess, roughness
Cripature
Cripaturen.a curling
Cripingpin
Cripingpinn.a kind of iron, a curling-iron
Cripple
Cripplen.a very lame person;v.t.to make lame
Crise
Crise, or Crisisn.a critical time or turn, a sentence