Crevet,crev'-et

s.a melting-pot s. a me used. by goldsmiths. crack; to flaw. pany; a ship's company; a company, in a bad sense; aband or gang (Ice. kru, a multitude). is wrought with (from clew). a situation; a box for salt, .; a literary theft or thing cribbed; a literal translation of a cla ic,to crib from: v.a. to confine; to coop up; to pilfer: v.n. to be confined; to be cooped up (A.S. crib) dealer makes up a third hand for himself, partly from the hand of his opponent. the progre of the game is marked. some horses, which is occasioned by uneasine in the breeding of teeth, or from bad feeding. flour or meal: a. coarse v.a. to sift; to riddle (L. cribrum, a sieve). dling. colour, and crystallized in a rhomboidal form, so called from Dr. Crichton. the neck or the back (from croak). with bats handball, between two wickets: v.n. to engage in cricket (A.S. cric, a staff), ] CRISP