Candid

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 64
kan'did, a. Orig. white; free from bias; impartial; open; frank; equitable. — Can'dent, a. Heated to whitene ; glowing with heat. — Candidate, -dY-dat, n. One who seeks or is proposed for A office or preferment. — Can'dor, -der, n. Freedom fr. prejudice or disguise; sincerity. a Candle, kai i'dl, n. Tallow, wax, spermaceti, paraffine, etc., inclosing a wick, and used to furnish light.— Can'' die-coal, n. A bright-burning coal; cannel-coal. — light, n. The light of, etc. — Candela'brum, n.; L. pi. -bra, -bra, E. pi. -brums. A tall candle-stick; stand for supporting lamps; chandelier. [L.] — Chandelier, shan-de-ler', n. A frame with branches for candles or other lights. [F.] — Chandler, chandler, n. One who makes or sells candles, also other commodities indicated by a word prefixed, as corn-chandler, ship-chandler.
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