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[Also charact, They are men that set the caract and value upon things as they love them. B. Jonson, Discoveries. 2. Character; kind; sort. No, beauty, no; you are of too good caract To be left so, without a guard. B. Jonson, Every Man in his Humour, iii. 2. IMG:content-3110.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-3111.png:[blocks in formation] caractert, n. An earlier form of character . Caradoc sandstone. See sandstone. carafe, caraffe (ka-raf'), n. [= D. karaf = G. karaffe = Dan. karaffe , karaffel , carafe , caraffa = Sp. Pg. garrafa , a ve el for cooling liquids, prob. ghiraf , a ve el, gharafa , draw, as water.] A gla water-bottle or decanter. Caragana (kar-a-ga'nä), n. [NL., caragan , the name of the original species among the Mogul Tatars.] A genus of leguminous trees or shrubs, all Asiatic and chiefly Siberian, with feathery pale-green foliage and yellow flowers appearing in early spring. The species are all ornamental, and several are in cultivation. carageen, n. See carrageen . car agen in, n. See carrageenin . caragheen, n. See carrageen . With cloth of gold. Hakluyt's Voyages, I. 193. caraingt, n. An obsolete form of carrion. IMG:content-3112.png:[blocks in formation]