curableness

[Eng. curable; -ne .] The quality of being curable; capability or po ibility of being healed or cured. cür-a-çõa, s . [Named from Curaçoa, or Curazao, an island in the Carr i be an Sea, near the coast of Venezuela, where the liquor so called was made.] A liquor made of brandy with orange-peel and sugar, and a little cinnamon. "It pleased me to think at a house that you know Were such good mutton cutlets and strong curacoa." Moore: Twopenny Post- Bag . cür-a-çỹ, s . [Eng. cur a(te); -cy .] 1. The office or employment of a curate; curate"They get into orders as soon as they can, and, if they ship. be very fortunate, arrive in time to a curacy here in town." -Swift. *2. Guardianship, curateship.