Casern

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 68
kVzern, re. A Casemate. lodging for soldiers in garrison towns; bar- Casemate. A gun kash, re. Coin or lvould Erasure fi.re ra the through"the wall; a Casah, specie, -also bank at C-would fire en barbette, notes or paper convertible into money; over the parapet. D, a para a Chinese copper pet; E, scarp-wall, the outer face of which is the scarp coin, perforated and strung on a thread. a b, terre-plein. worth about one tenth of a cent. — v. t. [cashed (kashd), cashing.] To turn into cash; exchange for money. — Cash'-book, n. A book in which register money received or paid. — Cashier, -er', One in charge of the money, accounts, payments, etc., in a bank, etc.; a cash-keeper.
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