Catalogue (2)
Cataloguev.t.to put into a catalogue
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Catalpa
Catalpan.a beautiful tree in the S. states
Catamite
Catamiten.a boy that is kept for vile purposes
Catamount
Catamountn.a quadruped of the panther kind
Cataphract
Cataphractn.a horseman in complete armor
Cataplasm
Cataplasmn.a kind of poultice, a soft plaster
Catapult
Catapultn.an engine to throw stones, darts, &c.
Cataract
Cataractn.a water fall, a disorder in the eyes
Catarrh
Catarrhn.a disease of the head, &c. a defluxion
Catarrhal
Catarrhal, or Catarrhousa.relating to a catarrh
Catastrophy
Catastrophyn.a final event, a disaster
Catcal
Catcaln.a queaking instrument to condemn plays
Catch
Catchv.catched, caught,pret.catched, caught,pa.to stop, seize, ensnare, charm, kindle
Catch (2)
Catchn.the act or posture, of seizing, what catches, a prize, kind of song, small ship, taint
Catcher
Catchern.one who or that which catches
Catching
Catchingpa.seizing, apt to catch, infectious
Catchpoll
Catchpolln.sergeant, bumbailiff, low bailiff
Catchword
Catchwordn.the last word occurring in a page
Cate-Blanche
Cate-blanchen.a blank paper to be filled up
Catechetical
Catechetical, [ch as k]a.in questions and answers
Catechetically
Catecheticallyad.with questions and answers
Catechise
Catechisev.t.to instruct by or ask questions
Catechise (2)
Catechisen.one who catechises or instructs
Catechism
Catechismn.a form of instruction in religion
Catechist
Catechistn.one that teaches the catechism, &c.
Catechumen
Catechumen, [ch as k]n.a person instructed
Categorical
Categoricala.absolute, positive, express