Calash
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 69
ka-lu.sh', n. a light low -wheeled carnage with a folding top: a hood worn by ladies to protect their bonnets [Fr. caliche—Ger kalesche of Slav origin, as Ilolicm. holes, Ru . koto a wheel Calcareous, kal ka'rc-us, adj. like or containing chalk or lime, u Calca'reousne . [L calcar ins, from calx Calcine, kd-sTn' or kal'sTn, to reduce to a calx or chalky powder by the action of heat —v.i. to become a calx or powder by heat.— n. Calcination, kal-sin-a's hun. Calcium, kal'si-um, n an elementary substance present in limestone and chalk L calx, clialk CalCOgraphy. kal-kng'ia-fi, n a style of engraving like chalk-drawing. — adj Calcograph ical [L. calx, and Gr. graph writing —grapltd, to write Calculate, kal kn-lat, v to count or rot kon to — adjust v.i. to make a calculation: to estimate. adj. Calculable [L. calculo to rc
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