canaille (kanal)

[F. canaille, can4 (kan), n. [E. Ind.] of Cochin China, equal to 1 pound 6 ounces avoirdupois. can a (känä), n. [Sp.; cf. caña , a cane, reed: see canel .] A measure of length used through- out Spain, and varying from 1.7 yards at Barce- lona to 2.3 in Aragon. Can a a nite (kā'nan-īt), n. [ IMG:content-3006.png:[blocks in formation] can (obs.) = F. chien, To keep the sovereign canaille from intruding on the retirement of the poor king of the French. Burke . Originally, a mixture of the coarser particles of flour and fine bran or shorts for feed; now occasionally used for the grade known as "fine feed" or "finished middlings." Also spelled ca IMG:content-3007.png:[blocks in formation] word signifying zeal, or a zealot.-3. [L. c.] A zealot: it is a transliteration of an Aramaic variety of ma ive white pyroxene occurring in limestone at Canaan, Connecticut. Can a an it ish (kā-nan-i'tish), a. [ + -ish.] Of or pertaining to Canaan or the Can a a nites. Shattered portions of the Can a an it ish nations escaped. Gotch.