Crescent
Crescentn.an increasing moon, a half moon
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Crescent (2)
Crescent, or Crescivea.increasing, growing
Cress
Cressn.the name of a water-herb
Cresset
Cressetn.a light set on a beacon, &c. ob.
Crest
Crestn.a plume of fethers, comb, pride, spirit
Crested
Crested, or Crestatea.wearing a crest or comb
Crestfallen
Crestfallena.dejected, low, spiritless, cowed
Crestless
Crestlessa.without armor, &c. mean, low
Cretaceous
Cretaceous, or Cretousa.chalky, having chalk
Cretan
Cretann.a native Crete, now Candia
Cretan (2)
Cretana.pertaining to Crete
Crevice
Crevicen.a crack, cleft, fish
Crew
Crewn.a ship's company, set, mean assembly;pret.of to crow
Crewel
Creweln.worsted, a ball of worsted, yarn or silk
Crib
Cribv.t.to steal, cage, shut up, confine
Cribbage
Cribbagen.the name of a game at cards
Cribbed
Cribbedpa.stolen, pent up, shut up, confined
Cribration
Cribrationn.the act of sifting or cleansing
Cribriform
Cribriforma.resembling a sieve
Cricetus
Cricetusn.the hamster or large rat of Germany
Crick
Crickn.the noise of a hinge, a pain in the neck
Cricket
Cricketn.a small insect, game, low seat, stool
Crier
Criern.one who cries goods for sale or proclaims
Crime
Crimen.a violation of law to the injury of the public, a public offense, sin
Crimeful
Crimefula.criminal, guilty, faulty, wicked, ob.
Crimeless
Crimelessa.innocent, free from guilt, ob.
Criminal
Criminaln.a person accused or guilty