cubic let (kubikl)

[Also cubicule; Two me engers from the flock of cardinals, invading the sanctity of his [Pole's] nightly cubicle , broke his slumbers with the news of his proffered designation. R. W. Dixon , Hist. Church of Eng., xvii. cubic one (kū'bi-kōn), n. [ cone .] A conical surface of the third degree. cub i contra variant (kū-bi-kon-tra-vā'ri-ant), n. [ cub i ( c ) + contra variant .] A contra variant of the third degree.