Sir James Mackintosh presided; Cranstoun was croupier

Cock burn, Memorials, vi. croup ière (krö-pi-ar'), n. [F.: see crupper.] Armor for the croup of a horse. See bard2. croupine (krö'pi-nes), n. The state of being croupy or having a tendency to croup. croupous (krö'pus), a. [ exudation, which can be easily stripped off from the underlying ti ues. monia .