Cardamine, kard'-å-mine, s. bitter cress

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 30
(Gr.) Cardamom, kard'-å-mum,s. an aromatic, pungent,med i Cardboard, kard'-board, s. pasteboard. Cardea, kär-de-ä, s. the orifice where the gullet enters Cardiac, kar'-de-ak, a. pertaining to the heart; exciting which excites action in the stomach, and animates Cardiacal, kar-di -ak-al, or kar' -de-ak-al, a. cardiac. Cardiac, kar' -de-ase, s. aheart-shaped precious stone. Cardiography, kar-de-ag'-ra-fe, s. anatomical description of the heart (Gr. kardia, and grapho, to write). Cardialgia, kar-de-al' -je-a, s.the heartburn (Gr.kardia, Cardialgy, kar'-de-al-je, s and algos, pain). Cardinal, kar'-de-nal, a. chief; principal; pre-eminent, or fundamental: 8. dignitary of the Roman Church, mulled red wine. Cardinal numbers, the numbers points, the four points of the compa . Cardinal signs Aries, Libra, Cancer, and Capricorn, or the two equiwith the ancients, Prudence, Temperance, Justice, Cardinalate, kar' -de-nal-ate, s. the office, rank, or Cardinalship, kar'-de-nal-ship, dignity of a cardinal. Cardinal-bird, kar'-de-nal-berd, s.aN.American singing Cardinal-flower, kar'-de -nalflow - er, s. a plant, the Carding-machine, kard' -ing-má-sheen, s. a machine for Cardiograph, kar'-de-o-graf, s. an (Gr.-, instrument for reg is Cardiology, kar-de-ol -o-je, s. the science of the heart Carditis, kar-di'-tis, s. inflammation, of the heart. Cardoon, kar - doon', s. an artichoke (L. carduus, a Cardophagi, kär-dof -a-ji, s.pl. donkeys (L. carduus, and Card-player, kard-pla-er, s. one given to card-playing. Card-table, kard'-ta-bl, s. a table for playing cards on. Carduus, kar'-du-us, s. the thistle. Carduus benedictus, Care, kare, s. solicitude; anxiety; caution: regard; purpose of calking or repairing: v.n. to incline to one side under pre of sail (L. karina, a keel). ing. action or life: v.n. to move or run rapidly. See Car. provident; heedful; watchful; with care. Carefully, kare' -fül-le, ad. in a careful manner. Carefulne , kare'-fül-nes, s. the quality of being careful. from care; unconcerned; thoughtle ; without care. Carele ly,kare'-les-le, ad. in a carele manner. Carele ne ,kare'-les-nes, s. the quality of being carele . to embrace: s. an act of endearment; a tender emCare ingly, ka-res'-ing-le, ad. ina care ing manner. dicate that something has been there omitted, which is interlined above, or inserted in the margin
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