cane colored (kankulord)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 133
Of the color of Filled caned (kand), a. [Origin unknown.) with white matter; made white; mothery: said of vinegar. Hall i well. candy, kandy (kan'di), n.; pl. candies (-diz). [ In an ordinary season the yield of a plot - or, as the natives call it, pod a-of an acre and three quarters [of madder] will be about eight candies of 500 lbs. each. A. G. F. Eliot James , Indian Industries, p. 118. candy-sugar (kan'di-shug"är), n. Same as rock- candy or Gibraltar rock ." [Great Britain.] candytuft (kan'di-tuft), n. [ Candy , F. Can die , Candia, the ancient Crete, + tuft . ) The popular name of plants of the genus Iberis , especially I. umbellata , having tufted flowers, brought from the island of Candia. See Iberis .
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