cremort (kremor)

[L. cremor, thick juice or broth, ML. cream, etc.: see cream1.] Thick cremor juice, or a substance resembling it: as, "chyle or cremor," Ray. Obsocremosint, cremosinet (krem'ō-zin), n. lete forms of crimson. crems, n. See krems. crena (kre'nä), n.; pl. crence (-nē). [NL., crenatel (krē ́nāt), a. and n. [ IMG:content-1591.png:[blocks in formation] Many bastions and crenates . H. Coppée , crenate2 (krē'nāt), n. [ cren ( ic ) + -ate1 .] A salt of crenic acid. crenately (krē'nāt-li), adv. In a crenate man ner; with crenatures. crenation (krē-nā'shon), n. [ From three to five of the crenations being usually visible. H. C. Wood , Fresh-water Algæ, p. 119. crenature (krenʼa-tūr), n . [ crenatura , crenatel .] In bot ., a tooth of a crenate leaf, or of any other crenate part. crencle2 (kreng'kl), n. crenclelt, v. A Middle English form of crinkle. Same as cringle ( a ).