Crib

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 100
krib, n. The manger or'rack of a stall; stall cattle; inclosed bedstead for a child; bin for ing grain, salt, etc.; a literal translation of a author, — v. t. [cribbed (kribd), cribbing.] shut in a narrow habitation: to pilfer or purloin. — v. i. To crowd together, be confined. — bage, -bej, n. A game at cards, in which the makes up a third hand for himself, partly from opponent's. — Crib'bage-board, n. A board holes, to score the game at cribbage with Crib'bing, n. (Mining.) A plank lining of etc. (Far.) A horse's trick of gnawing the Cribble, krib'bl, n. A coarse sieve or screen. [cribbled (-bid), -bling.] To cause to pa through a sieve or riddle; to sift.
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