Cricket

krik'et, n. a game with bat and ball. vi to pi iv at cricket. [AS rice, a staff: the game was at first played with a club or staff.] Cricketer, krik'et-er, n one who plays at cricket Cried, krld, pa and fia.fi. of Cry. Crime, krlm, n a violation of law offence: sin. [Fr. —L. ernnen Criminal, knm'm-al, adj relating to crime: guilty of crime violating laws. n. one guilty of crime. — adv Criminally. Criminality, krim-in-al'i-ti, n guiltine Criminate, krim'in-ut, v t to accuse. adj. Crim'- inatory. ulg' accusation. Crimination, krim-m-a's hun, «. act of cnminat- Crlmp, knmp, adj made crisp or brittle. v.t to wrinkle, to plait: to make crisp: to seize or decoyn. one who decoys another into the naval or military service. [A dim. of cramp Dut knmpcn, to shrink.] Crimple, krimp'l, V to contract or draw together: to plait to curl. [Dim of Crimp