Crinoidal, kre-noy'-dal, a

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 49
containing crinoideans. related to some of the the star-fish, star but growing growing on a long jointed pedicle. (L. crisis, and linum, flax). (Gr. krios, a ram). to deprive of the power of exertion (from creep). Cripple ne , krip'-pl-nes, s. lamene . against the side of a building. which indicates recovery or death [Med.]; the point of time when an affair is arrived at its height, and must soon undergo a change for better or worse (Gr. krino, to decide). ing; brittle; brisk; fresh and firm: v.a. to curl; to twist; to wreathe or interweave;to cause to wave slightly or ripple: v.n. to ripple (L. M-2 crisp us). Crisply, krisp'-le,ad. in a crisp manner. Crispne , krisp'-nes, Cromlech,krom'-lek,s.a s. state of being crisp.
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