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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 139
[ And Saterday in ye mornynge we landyd there, and wente to suche casales as we founde and refre hed vs. Syr R. Guylforde , Pylgrymage, p. 56. casarca (ka-särkä), n. [NL., Ru . cacharka, the sea-swallow.) A name, specific or generic (in this case with a capital), of the ruddy dyshel drake, Anas casarca or Casarca rutila, a bird of the family Anatidæ and subfamily Anatine, inhabiting Europe, Asia, and Africa. As a generic term it includes several other species, as C. tad or no ides, C. variegata, etc. casava, casave (ka-sä'vä, -ve), n. See ca ava. casbaldt, n. [Late ate ME., also casbalde; origin uncertain.] A term of contempt. York Plays. casban (kas'ban), n. A cotton fabric similar to jaconet, net, but stouter, sometimes having a glo y y surface like satin, and used chiefly for linings.
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