carenelt (karen)

[ Have you been careful of our noble prisoner, That he want nothing fitting for his greatne ? Beau, and Fl . , King and No King, iv. 2. dragesima (> OF. cares me , F. caréme = Pr. ca- A luckier or a bolder fisherman, A carefuller in peril did not breathe. Tennyson, Enoch Arden. 7. Showing or done with care or attention: as, Howell, Letters, I. 1. 31. careful consideration. = Syn. 2. Concerned, disturbed, resma, carema, carama, quaresme, quare me = Cat. quaresma = Sp. cuaresma = Pg. quaresma = It. quaresima ), Lent, lit. (L.) fortieth. carene a bishop upon clergy or laity, or by an abbot upon monks. Smith's Dict. Christ. Antiq. Also Pope Siluester grauntyd to all theym y' dayly gothe to the chirche of Saint Peter the iij. part of alle his synnes releced, and aboue this is grauntyd xxviij C. yere of pardon, and the merytis of as many lent is or karyns. 823 which is abundant in some parts of Oregon, is remarkable for yielding an excellent quality of hay; and the roots of the sea-sedge, C. arenaria, found on the shores of the Baltic, are used as a substitute for sarsaparilla. About 700 species are known, distributed all over the world, though they are rare in tropical regions. 2. [l. c.; pl. carices (kā'ri-sēz).] A plant of A sand-bank covered with scanty herbage, and imperfectly bound together by bent-gra and carices. Encyc. Brit., XI. 631. vij. yere not to ete nor dryncke out of noo ve el but in the same that he made hys auow in. Item, he that fulfill eth alle thes poynt is vij. yere during, do the and wynnethe a Karyne, that ys to sey a Lenton. Thus may a man haue at Rome gret pardon and soule helth. Arnold's Chronicle , 1502 (ed. 1811, p. 150).