catrigged1 (katrigd)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 142
Having the cat-rig. cat-rigged2 (kat'r (kat'rigd), a. Ridged; badly creased, as linen. [Prov. [Prov. Eng.] cat-rope (kat'rop), n. Same as cat - back rope. See cat-back. cat-rush (kat'rush), n. A name of plants of the genus Equisetum. catryt, n. Same as catery. cat-salt (kat's alt), n. A sort of beautifully granulated salt formed from the bittern or leach brine used for making hard soap. cat's-brains (kats'branz), n. pl. Sandstones traversed in every direction by little branching veins of calcite. [Eng.] cat's-claw (kats'kla), n. 1. A name given in the West Indies (a) to the Bignonia unguis, a climbing vine with claw-shaped tendrils, and (b) to the Pithecolobium Unguis - cat i, on account of its curved pod.-2. In western Texas, a name of several species of Acacia with hooked thorns, as A. Greggi and A. Wright i. IMG:content-3304.png:[blocks in formation]
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