Custodial

Relating to custody, control, or guar dianship. keeper; a guardian; one who has the care or custody of anything. dian. Treaty , which permits the U. States govt. to survey the route for, and to construct a ship-canal acro the Isthmus of Darien. In 1872, he served as American com. mi ioner at Geneva for the settlement of the Alabama question, and in 1873, was appointed minister to Spain. D. Jan., 1879. Cushing, in Maine , a p.-v. and twp. of Knох со. Cushion, ( kush'un ,) n. [Fr. cou in , from O. Ger. ku o , ku in , a cushion, a pillow.] A pillow for a seat; a soft pad placed on the seat of a chair, .; a stuffed bag; something resembling a pillow; as, an engraver's cushion . "To rest, the cushion , and soft dean invite." - Pope . -The padded edge of a billiard-table. -v. a. To seat on a cushion. - To supply or fit with cushions; as, to cushion a seat. - To conceal or hide, as beneath a cushion. Cush'ion-capital, n . ( Arch .) The capital of a column so sculptured as to resemble a cushion pre ed down by the weight of its entablature.