Cruzado

See CRUSADO. Cruz, (Santa,) ( krōōz , ) a town of the island of Teneriffe, capital and chief commercial port of the many islands; Lat. 8° 28′ 12′′ N., Lon. 16° 14′ 18" W. The harbor is very secure, with a capacity for 10 or 12 ve els of war; it has a mole which juts out far into the sea. Pop . 8,070. Cry, v. n., ( imp . and pp . CRIED.) [Fr. crier; It. grid are ; Goth. gretan, greitam; A. S. graetan; W. criaw , from cre, a cry, that which penetrates or pervades; O. Ger. quar , to groan; Ger. kreischen ; Sansk.gr, to sound, to mutter; gir , the voice.] To utter the shrill sounds of weeping, lamentation, sorrow, distre , surprise, fear, or terror, joy or gladne , prayer or entreaty, .; as, to cry in pain. To speak, call, or exclaim with vehemence; to call importunately; to proclaim; to exclaim; to vociferate; to shriek; to scream; as, to cry for justice. -To utter in articulate sounds, as animals. "The beasts of the field cry also unto thee." - Joel 1. 20. -To cry out; to exclaim; to scream; to clamor; to vociferate. To cry out against. To lament or inveigh loudly; to complain noisily. To cry to. To implore; to beseech; as, to cry to Heaven. To cry you mercy. To beg your pardon or excuse. -v. a. To utter loudly; to publish abroad. "If the man who turnips cries , Cry not when his father dies." - Dr. Johnson. -To proclaim; to name loudly and publicly for giving notice; as, to cry a sale by auction. "Love is lost, and thus she cries him." - Crashaw. merly performed in them, and they were also used as places of burial.