Cabriolet

kab'rl-o-la, n. A one-horse two-seated car- riage with calash top, and covering for the legs. [F., the key note major, and the third minor, of dim. of cabriole, capriola, a caper (of a goat),fr. natural scale. — C used as a contr. for L. cencaprio, wild-goat, L. caper, goat. See Caper.] a hundred. Cacao, ka-ka'o or ka'ko, n. The chocolate tree of So. kab, n. Abbr. of Cabriolet, q. v. — A Hebrew Amer. and the W. Indies. [Sp., Mexican cacoumeasure of 2 5-6 pints. [Heb. qah, hollow.] atl] — Cacaiire, -ka'in, n. (Chem.) The e ential ka-bal', n. A number of persons united to pro principle of cacao. their private views by intrigue: a junto; fac- Cachalot, kash'a-lot, n. The sperm whale. [F.; D. plot; intrigue. — v. [caballed (-bald''), kazilot.] To plot, conspire. — Cabal', Cab'ala, Cache, kash, n. A hiding-place for provisions. [F., n. Secret tradition, or a mysterious science f cacher, to hide.] — Cachet, kash'a, n. A seal, as of Jewish rabbins; mystery. [F. cabale, Heb. a letter. — Lettre de cachet. A sealed letter, esp. an reception, mystery received, qabat, to take, order for imprisoning one obnoxious to the king of — Cab'alism, -izm, n. Secret science of the France or his ministers. — Cachepot, kash'po, n. — Cab'alist, n. A Jewish doctor conver- An ornamental cover for a flower-pot. [F.; pot, with the cabala. — Cabalisfic, -ical, a. Pert, to, pot.] containing an occult meaning. — Cabalisfic- Cachexy, ka-kek'sY, n. A depraved condition of the adv. — CabaJ/ler, n. One who cabals. system. [Gr. kakos, bad, and eons, state.] — Cachec'- kab'al-hn, a. Pert, to a horse. — n. A kind tic, -tical, a. aloes, used in medicine for horses. [L. cab all us, Cachinnation, kak'in-na-shun, n. Loud or immodkaballes, an inferior horse, nag.] erate laughter. [L. cachinnatio, cachinnare, to kab'S-ra, A tavern. [F.; L. taberna, inn.] laugh aloud.] — Cachinnatory, -kin'na-to-rY, a. ka'ba, n. A reticule; satchel. [F., orig. pannier. Consisting of, or producing, etc. kab'ei, n. A garden vegetable, the head of Cachou, ka shoo n. A perfumed pill to correct the edible. — To form a head in growing. breath after smoking, etc. [F., catechu.] choux cdbus cab us, great-headed, L. caput, Cacique. See Cazique. — Cab'bage-rose, n. A kind of cabbage- Cackle, kak'l, v. [cackled (kak'ld), cackling.] To rose. —tree, n. A palm bearing an edible make a noise like a goose or hen to laugh with a fruit. broken noise, giggle; to talk in a silly manner, kab'ej, [cabbaged (-ejd), -baging.] To prattle, — n. The noise of a hen, etc.; silly talk. n. Cloth retained by tailors when cut- [Onomat.; OD. kakehm, Sw. kakla, Dan. kagle, G. out garments. [F. caba er, to put into a basket, gackeln.] — Cack'ler, n. cabas, basket.] Cacochymy, kak'o-kim-T, n. (Med.) A vitiated state kab'in, n. A small room;a cottage; hut; an of the humors of the body, esp. of the blood. [Gr. in a ship. — v. [cabined (-ind), cabkakos, bad, and chumos, juice.] — Cac'ode'mon, n. To live in a cabin, lodge. — v.t. To con- Orig., an evil spirit. (Med.) The ughtmare. [Gr. in a cabin. [W., Ga., and Ir. cab an, dim. of W. daimon, demon.] — Cac oe 'thes, -o-e'j'thez, n. A bad a booth.] — Cabin-boy, n. A waiter in a ship. custom or habit bad disposition. (Med.) An inkab'm-et, n. A small room; closet; room for curable ulcer. [Gr. ethos, custom, habit.] — Cacog'- secret council of a government a raphy, -fT,-ft, n.n. BadBad spelling_or spelling or writing.writing. [Gr.[Gr. graphe,graphe, ~"Qof furniture with drawers and doors; a place writingj— CacoKogy, n. Bad grammar or enunciavaluables. [Dim. of cabin.] — Cab'inet-coun'cil, tion. [Gr. logos, word.] — Cacophony, -kof'o-nt, n. n. Confidential council of a prince, etc. (Rhet.) A disagreeable sound of words. (Med.) A ma'ker, n. A maker of furniture; a joiner. bad voice; altered state of the voice. (Mus.) A comka'bl, n. A rope or chain to retain a ve el at bin at i on of discordant sounds. JGr. phone, sound.] suspend weights, contain and protect a tel- —— Cacophonous,Cacophonous, -kof-kof'o-nus,'o-nus, -pno-phonic, -fon'ik, wire, etc. — v. To fasten with a cable. — v. Harsh Harsh sounding.sounding. and*. To telegraph through a cable. [F.; LL. Cactus, kak'tus, n. pi. Cac'tuses, -ez, or Cac'ti, Km, fame, far, pa or opera, fare end, eve, term In, ice 6dd, tone, 6r 85 CAD 69 A genus of tropical American plants, having thick, fleshy stems, often armed with spines. [L.; Gr. kaktos.\ Cad. kad, n. In Eng., the conductor of an omnibus an errand-boy; a low-bred, obtrusive fellow; a snob. [Abbr. oi cadet.']- Cad'dish, a. Vulgar; pretentious.