Crossbreed

A breed produced from the male and female of different kinds or species. Crawford co., about 240 m. W. N. W. of Harris burg. Cro -jack ( kroj'ak ), n . ( Naut .) The lower yard of a ship's mizzen-mast. Cro Keys, in Georgia, a district of De Kalb co. Cro Keys, in New Jersey, a post-village of Gloucester county. Cro Keys, in S. Carolina , a P. O. of Union district. Cro Keys, in Virginia , a post-office of Rocking ham co., near Harrison burg. Near here, on June 7, 1862, a smart encounter took place between a National force under the command of Gen. Fremont, and a body of 5,000 Confederate troops under Gen. Ewell, with no decisive advantage to either side. The Union lo was 664; that of the Confederates is unknown. Cro Kill Mills, in Pennsylvania, a post-office of Berks co. Cro (or LA CROSSE) Lake, in British N. America. It is about 20 m. long from N. to S. It receives the Beaver, and is the source of the Mi i ippi River. Cro Lake, in Louisiana, in Caddo parish, W. of Shreveport. Length 15 m.; breadth about 21⁄2 m. Cro land, in Kentucky , a post-office of Call away co. Cro '-legged, a . Having the legs acro one another. Cro 'let, Cros'let, n. [Dim. of CROSS, q. v.] (Hor.) A small cro . Cro ly, adv . Athwart, so as to intersect something else; adversely; in opposition; unfortunately; peevishly; fretfully.