Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Casern

Casernn.a lodge for soldiers near ramparts

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Caseshot

Caseshotn.balls inclosed in a case

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Caseworm

Casewormn.a worm that makes itself a case

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Cash

Cashn.any money, but propery ready money

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Cashbook

Cashbookn.a book to keep an account of cash in

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Cashier

Cashiern.a cashkeeper;v.t.to dismiss, to discard

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Cashkeeper

Cashkeepern.a person entrusted with cash

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Cashoo

Cashoon.the juice or gum of an East-Indian tree

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Cask

Caskn.a barrel or wooden vessel used for liquor

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Cask (2)

Cask, or Casquen.a helmet, a headpiece

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Casket

Casketn.a small box, a chest for jewels;v.t.to put up

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Caspian

Caspiana.denoting a sea of that name in Asia

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Cass

Cass, or Cassatev.t.to make void, annul, abolish

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Cassada

Cassadan.a genus of plants, some of whose roots yield a bread, and one, the India rubber

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Cassation

Cassationn.a repealing, making void

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Cassia

Cassian.a genus of plants of thirty species

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Cassidony

Cassidonyn.French lavender

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Cassoc

Cassocn.the long under-garment of a clergyman

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Cassowary

Cassowaryn.a large fowl with small useless wings

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Cast

Castn.a throw, motion, squint, turn, form, shade

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Cast (2)

Castv.cast,pret.cast,pa.to throw, sling, shed, contrive, form, grow crooked, overcome

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Castanet

Castanetn.small shells of ivory or hard wood

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Castaway

Castawayn.an abandoned person;a.useless, refuse

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Castellany

Castellanyn.the lordship, &c. of a castle

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Castellet

Castelletn.a small castle or weak fortress

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Caster

Castern.a thrower or calculator, a walled twon

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Castigate

Castigatev.t.to chastise, punish, correct, beat