Crab

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 98
krab, n. (Zobl.) A crustaceous animal, having A first the body covered by a crust like shell or carapax; it has ten legs, the front pair of which terminate in claws. in wood- (Bot.) A wild apple; the tree — v. producing it, — named from its astringent taste. (Jlech.) A crane for moving heavy in a apple, weights, n. esp. A small, ships. — sour Crab'- kind of apple. CraD. tree, n. The tree bearing, etc. — louse, n. A kind of louse as infesting the human body. — Crab'bed, a. Harsh; form rough; peevish; morose; difficult; perplexing; enter cramped or scrawled, — said of handwriting.
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