Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Cellular

Cellulara.made up of cells or cavities, hollow

623

Celtiberians

Celtiberiansn.Celts on the Iberus in Spain

624

Celtic

Celtica.pertaining to the ancient people of Europe

625

Celtic (2)

Celticn.the language of the Celts

626

Cement

Cementn.that which joins bodies together

627

Cement (2)

Cementv.t.to unite, join together, solder

628

Cementation

Cementationn.the uniting by an intermediate substance, a change of metals by a cement

629

Cementatory

Cementatory, or Cementitiousa.cementing, tending to unite or change metals

630

Cemetery

Cemeteryn.a burial-place, church yard, tomb

631

Cenatical

Cenatical, or Cenatorya.of or belonging to supper

632

Cenobitic

Cenobitic, or Cenobiticala.living in community

633

Cenotaph

Cenotaphn.an empty tomb in honor of the dead

634

Cense

Censen.public rates;v.t.to perfume, ob.

635

Censer

Censern.an incense-pan, a pan used for incense

636

Censor

Censorn.a Roman magistrate who taxed estates and inspected the manners of citizens

637

Censorian

Censorian, or Censoriala.belonging to a censor

638

Censorious

Censoriousa.severe, full of invectives, railing

639

Censoriously

Censoriouslyad.in a censorious manner

640

Censoriousness

Censoriousnessn.a disposition to reproach or condemn

641

Censorship

Censorshipn.the office or dignity of a censor

642

Censual

Censuala.rated, liable to be rated, relating to a census

643

Censurable

Censurablea.deserving of censure or blame

644

Censure

Censuren.blame, reproach, judgement, opinion

645

Censure (2)

Censurev.t.to blame, condemn, revile, judge

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Censurer

Censurern.one who blames or condemns, a critic

647

Census

Censusn.an enumeration of inhabitants, a register of people, &c.

648

Cent

Centn.a copper coin of the U. States, value one hundredth part of a dollar