Carnation, karn a -shun, s

flesh-colour; a flesh coloured flower. 101 ] CARRIAGE-FREE Carnelian, kar-neel-yan, s. See Cornelian. Corneous, kar'-ne-us,a. fleshy; resembling flesh. Carney, kar'-ne, s. a disease of horses, in which the mouth is so furred that they cannot eat. Carnifex, kar -ne-fex, s. a public executioner (L.caro, andfacio). Carnification, kar-ne-fe-ka'-shun, s. the act of carnify Carnify, Carnival, kar'-ne-fy, kar' -ne-val, v.n. s. a a to sea so season turn of abnormally festivity and into revelry flesh. Carnivora, kar-niv -o-ra, s.pl. (L.-, animals that subsist on flesh, or prey upon others and voro, to devour). Carnivorous, kar-niv -o-rus, a. feeding on flesh. Carnose, Carious, kar-nose', kar'-nus, 'fa. s fleshy; of a fleshy consistence. Carnosity, kar-nos'-e-te, s. a fleshy excrescence. Carob, kar -ub, s. an evergreen tree of S. Europe. Carol, to sing a kar'-ul, carol; s. a to song warble of joy: v.a. or praise to praise; a warble or celebrate: v.n. Carolitic, kar-o-lit' -ik, a. decorated with branches [Arch.] afterwards, 23s. (L. Charles). to nine pounds. convey the blood from the aorta to the head (Gr. karos, a heavy sleep, compre ion of these arteries causing sleep). bout. revel: s. a drinking match; a noisy revel (Ger. garaus, quite out,so as to empty the gla ). petulantly (L. carpo, to pluck). Carpus. pistil of a flower [Bot.] (Gr. karpos, fruit.) ing: v.n. to do work as a carpenter (L. carpentum, a chariot). ployment. wood-work. stairs: v.a. to cover with a carpet. To be on the carpet, to be under consideration. (Fr. from carpo, to pluck). made of carpet: v.n. to stump the country [U.S.] orator [U.S.] his honour by service, but received it by favour. pleasure. karp'-ing-le, ad. in a carping manner. and lithos a stone). treats of fruit and seeds (Gr. karpos fruit, and logos, science), karpos, and phago, to eat). small oratory. the price of carrying; burden; the manner of carrying one's self; behaviour; the framework which supports the steps of a wooden stair [Arch.]; that part of a printing-pre on which the types are placed to be printed [Print.]