cubature (kubatur)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 64
[ Hitherto anthropologists have chiefly employed solid particles, such as shot or seeds, in the cubature of skulls. Science, V. 499. 2. The cubic contents thus found. cubbordt, n. An obsolete spelling of cupboard. cub bridge-head (kub'rij-hed), n. [ cubby1 (kub'i), n.; pl. cubbies (-iz). [Usually in comp. cubbyhole; prob. of LG. origin;
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