Cunctative

kunk'ta-tiv, a. Causing or prone to de- lay; tardy. [L. cunctari, -tatus, to delay.] Cuneal. ku'ne-al. -neate, -neated, -neat'ic, -niform, -ne'iform, a. Having the form of a wedge; pert, to the wedge shaped characters in ancient Persian and A yrian inscriptions. [L. cuneus,* wedge, and form a, form.] Cunning, kun'ning. Well-instructed skillful lingei or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 144 CUP 128 experienced given to underhand maneuvering artfully deceitful; sly; crafty; exhibiting skill or craft; ingenious; curious, —n. Faculty or act of using stratagem deceit art. [Ic. kunnandi, knowledge, kunna, AS. cunnan, to know.] —