Centaur
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 98
sen'tawr, n. {Math.) A fabulous monster, Ceroom, half man and half horse. [L. centauries, Gr. kenseron, tauros.] — Cen'taury, -rt, n. A plant of several spe- Certain, cies, most of them weeds. [Gr. kentaurie, — the doubts; Centaur Chiron having used medicinally.] minate Center, -tre, sen'ter, n. The exact middle point of one anything; the middle portion; midst; point of connere, cent ration; nucleus. (Arch.) A temporary framing decide.] on which vaulted work built. — v. [centered tion or -tked (-terd), -tering or -tring.] To be placed tainne , in, etc.; to be central; to be collected to a point, be Quality concentrated. — To place on, etc.; to collect to a from point, concentrate. [F. centre, L. centrum, center, lished. Gr. kentron, a spike, prick, center, kente in, to — prick.] — Cen'tering, n. (Arch.) Temporary fra testify ming on which vaulted work built. — Cen'tral, a. a fact; Pert, to, placed in, or containing, the center; pert, to cert if i care, the parts near, etc.— Central/ity, -I-tl, n. State of — being central. — Cen'tralize, -iz, [-ized (-Izd), certified -izing.] To draw to a central pojnt bring to a icate, center. — Cen'traliza'tion, n. Act of, or state of be of ing, etc. — Cen'trally, adv. — Cen'tric, -trical, a. cated.—)', Placed in, etc. — Cen'trically, adv. — Centricity, Certifica'tion, -tris'l-tl, n. State of being centric — Centrifugal, Certiorari, -u-gal, a. Tending to recede from the center. [L. superior fugere.te flee.] — Centrip'etal, a. Tending toward, court, etc. [L. petere, to move toward.] — Cen'ter-bit, n. errors. An instrument turning on a projecting central point, eomp. — for boring holes. See Bit. board,//. (Naut.) In Cerulean, small craft, a board keel, which may be drawn up Cerumen. or let down; a sliding keel. Ceruse, Centfnel, Centry. See Sentinel. Ce'ru ite,
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