Crownet

An old spelling of CORONET, q. v. -The crowning point, or end of an enterprise. (R.) Crow'-net, n. A net for decoying wild-fowl. Crown Gla , n. The gla usually employed for windows. It differs from flint gla in containing no oxide of lead, and is made of a mixture of 100 parts of sand, 35 of soda-ash or potash, and 35 of chalk. It is, there Croy'don, in New Hampshire , a post-township of Sut livan co., about 40 m. W.N.W. of Concord, Croy'don, in Utah , a post-office of Morgan co. Croydon Flat, in New Hampshire, a post-office of Sullivan co. Croyle, in Pennsylvania , a township of Cambria co.; pop. 886. Croyl's tone, n. ( Min .) Crystallized caulk. Croze, n. A tool used by coopers. Cro'zet Islands, a group in the S. Indian Ocean; Lat. 46° 27′ S; Lon. 52° 14 Ε. Cro'zierville, in Fennsylvania , a manufacturing vil- lage of Delaware co, Crozon, ( krozawng ,) a sea-port town of France, dep. Finistère, 25 m. from Quimper; pop . 9,485 Crozophora, n. ( Bot ) A genus of plants, order Euphorbiacea. The species C. tinct or i a , a native of S. France, yields, by expre ion, a green juice, which is converted, by the combined action of ammonia and the air, into the purplish dye called turnsole. fore, e entially a silicate of soda, or potash and lime. Cruces, in the U. States of Colombia, a village on the IMG:content-0430.png:[graphic] See GLASS. Crown-imperial, n. ( Bot.) FRITILLARIA. Crown-jewels, n . pl . The regalia, or jewels, appertaining to the sovereigns of a country. Crown-land, n. Land which is the property of the sovereign, as part of the dignity of the crown. Crown'le , a. Without a crown; dispo e ed of a crown.