Culpable

kuKpa-bl, a. Deserving censure; worthy ot blame; faulty; censurable. [OF., L. culpare, -atum. to blame, f cidpa, fault.] — Cul'pablene , -biKity, n. — Cul'pably, adr. — Cul'prit, ». One accused or convicted of crime; a criminal. [Prob. corrupt, culpate.] Cultus, kuKtus, Cult, Homage; worship: a system of religious belief, worship, or rites. [L. cultus, — care, reverence, fr. colere, cultum, to cultivate.] Cul'tivate, w. To fertilize; to direct special attention to, foster, cherish to improve by labor, care, or study; to civilize, refine. [F. cultiver, LL. cultivare, -atum, fr. L. colere.] — Cul'tivable, a.— Cultiva'tion, n. Art or practice of, etc.; tillage; fostering care civilization state of being cultivated advancement in physical, intellectual, or moral condition refinement; culture. — Cultivator, -ter, n. One who, etc.; an implement used in the tillage of growing crops, tot loosen the surface of the earth. — Culture. kuKchur, n. Act of, etc.: cultivation; refinement of mind or manners. — v. [cultured Cultivator, (-churd), -Turing.] To cultivate. [F.; L. ctdtura.] Culteri kul'ter, A colter. See Colter. [L., knife.] — Cul'trate, -trated, a. (Bot. & Ornith.) Sharp-edged and pointed, like a pruning knife.