Crassitherium (krasitherium)

[NL., The greater cra itude and gravity of sea-water. Woodward , E . towards a Nat. Hist. of the Earth. cra ly (kras'li), adv . In a cra manner; coarsely; gro ly; stupidly; ignorantly. Even the workingman instinctively re-acts against the narrowing tendencies of machine-work and special skilled employment, and speculates wildly and cra ly about political, social, or religious problems. G. S. Hall , German Culture, p. 302. cra ne (kras'nes), n . The quality of being cra ; coarsene ; thickne ; densene ; heavine ; gro ne ; stupidity. The ethereal body contracts cra ne , material faculties abate in their exercise. as the im Glanville , Pre-existence of Souls, p. 118. Cra ula (kras'ū-lä), n. [NL. (so called in reference to their thick, succulent leaves), dim. of L. cra us, thick: see cra .] A genus of plants, natural order Cra ulaceæ, consisting of succulent herbs and shrubs, chiefly natives of South Africa. Various species are cultivated for the beauty of their flowers and for bedding purposes.