barber, koureus a barber, keiro to shave, in allu cur a tell a

[From Gr. koureuō to be a sion to the polishing effects of the leaves of one species. (See def.)] Bot.: A genus of Dill eniac ere belonging to the tribe Delimee. Cur a tell a Sambaība is astringent. It is used in Brazil as a wash for wounds, and also for tanning purposes. The rough leaves of C. american a are used in Guiana for polishing. office of a curate; curacy. †cür-ate-ship, s. [Eng. curate, and ship.] The *cür-at-e , s. [Eng. curat (e); -e .] The wife of a curate. "A curate would be sure to get the better of me." Trollope Bar chester Towers , ch. xxi. *cür-a-tion, *cür-a-çion, s . [Lat. curatio , from curator , pa. par. of curo to take care of.] Cure, remedy, healing. IMG:content-1576.jpg:[graphic] so vnskilful an opinion That of thy wo nis no curacion ." Chaucer: Troilus , i. ( Rich .) cür-a-tive, a. [Fr. curat if; Ital. curativo.] Relating to the curing or healing of diseases; tending to cure. "There may be taken proper useful indications, both preservative and curative , from the qualities of the air."Arbuthnot.