Curate, Curator

etc. See under Cure. koo-ra-so', re. A cordial, flavored with orange-peel, cinnamon, and mace, first made in the island of Curacoa. -ri, ku-ra're, n. A South American vegetable poison used by Indians upon arrows, etc., — destroying control by the nerves of the voluntary muscles. [Written vrari, icoorali, ivourari, etc.] kerb, n. A check or hindrance; esp. a chain or strap upon a horse's bit, which may be drawn tightly against the lower jaw: a wall to hold back ama of earth in its place: a wall set within or round the mouth of a well; a curb-stone. —v. t. [curbed (kerbd), curbing.] To bend to one's will, restrain, confine; to furnish with a curb, as a well; to restrain by a curb, as a bank of earth. — Curb'roof, n. A roof having a double slope; gam brel roof; mansard roof. — stone, n. A stone placed edgewise against earth or stonework to prevent its giving way.