Crow's-bill

krose'-bill, s.a kind of forceps for extracting bullets and other things from wounds [Surg. ] Crupper, eyes, the effects of age. maintopmast cro tree of a whaler. projecting into a river, to break the current. Croze, kroze, s. a tool used by coopers. Crusado, Crozier, kro -zhe-er, s. See Crosier. Cruched-friar, krusht'-fri-ar, s. See Crouched-friars. Cruse, Crucial, [Surg.]; krew'- in form she ofa - al, cro a. transverse [Anat.]; severe;; intersecting testing, Cruset, Crucial, krew'-she-an, s. a short, thick, broad carp, of Cruciate, krew'-she-ate, a. cruciform [Bot.] Crucible, krew'-se-bl, s. a small pot, used by chemists, Crusher, Cruciferæ, man's virtue kru-sif'-er-ee, (L. crux). s. a natural order of plants, Cruciferous, kru-sif'-e-rus, a. bearing the cro ; with Crucifix, krew -se-fix, s. a representation or effigy of Crucifixion, krew-se-fix'-shun, s. the act of crucifying; Cruciform, krew'-se-fawrm, a. cro -shaped; disposed Crucify, shape). krew'-se-fi, v.a. to put to death by nailing Cruciferous, kru-sij'-e-rus, a. bearing the cro (L. crux, Crucite,krew'-site, and gero, to bear). s. a red oxide of iron, so called from Crude,krewd, a. raw; in its natural state; unripe; not undigested state. feeling; hard-hearted; proceeding from cruelty; causing pain (L. crudelis, from crud us raw). Cruelly, krew'-el-le, ad. in a cruel manner. Cruelne ,, krew'- el-nes, s. the state of being cruel. cruelact. cruentus). vinegar, sauce, .; a eucharistic flagon (Dut. kruik, ajar). enemy's ship or for pleasure: s. a sailing up and down for one or other such purpose (connected with cro ). See Cruse. food; the soft part of a loaf: v.a. to break into or spread with crumbs (A.S. cruma) sweeping crumbs from a table-cloth. to receive crumbs and keep the carpet clean. the power of the Saracens; any hostile joint enter spirit: v.n. kru-sa to join -der, in s a. one crusade engaged (L. crux, in a crusade. the cro ). from being stamped with a cro .