Curse

kgrs, v. [cursed (kSrst) or curst, cursing.] To wish evil against, execrate to bring evil upon, vex, hara or torment, injure. — v. To use profane language, swear. — n. Imprecation of evil; eve, term In, Ice Odd, tone, 6r 145 CURSIVE 129 malediction; imprecation; that which brings evil or affliction torment. [AS. cursi an, to curse, curs, a curse perh. Sw. kors a, Dan. ko>se, to make the sign of the cro , Sw. and Dan. kors, cro .] — Curs''- ed, a. Blasted by, or deserving, etc. execrable; hateful. — Curs'ealy, adv. — Curs 'or, n.