Crinated
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 52
[From Lat. crinis, the hair.] Hairy. Cri'natory, a. Belonging, or relating, to the hair. Crin'cum, n. A cant term for a cramp, crick, or whimsey. "For jealousy is but a kind Of clap and crincum of the mind." -Hudibras . Cri'nel, Cri'net, n . A feather of exceeding tenuity. Cringe, ( krinj ,) v. a. [A.S. crangan , to submit, to die, to perish.] To draw together; to contract. "You see him cringe his face, And whine aloud for mercy."-Shaks. to the growth of hair.
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