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Definition of cam
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Cam (a.)
Crooked.
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Cameos
::
Cameos
(pl. ) of Came.
Danegelt
::
Danegelt
(n.) An
annual
tax
formerly
laid on the
English
nation
to buy off the
ravages
of
Danish
invaders,
or to
maintain
forces
to
oppose
them. It
afterward
became
a
permanent
tax,
raised
by an
assessment,
at first of one
shilling,
afterward
of two
shillings,
upon every hide of land
throughout
the
realm..
Scope
::
Scope (v. t.) To look at for the
purpose
of
evaluation;
usually
with out; as, to scope out the area as a
camping
site..
Sizar
::
Sizar (n.) One of a body of
students
in the
universities
of
Cambridge
(Eng.)
and
Dublin,
who,
having
passed
a
certain
examination,
are
exempted
from
paying
college
fees and
charges.
A sizar
corresponded
to a
servitor
at
Oxford..
Nitrogelatin
::
Nitrogelatin
(n.) An
explosive
consisting
of gun
cotton
and
camphor
dissolved
in
nitroglycerin.
Prefect
::
Prefect
(n.) A Roman
officer
who
controlled
or
superintended
a
particular
command,
charge,
department,
etc.; as, the
prefect
of the
aqueducts;
the
prefect
of a camp, of a
fleet,
of the city
guard,
of
provisions;
the
pretorian
prefect,
who was
commander
of the
troops
guarding
the
emperor's
person..
Scamble
::
Scamble
(v. i.) To move
awkwardly;
to be
shuffling,
irregular,
or
unsteady;
to
sprawl;
to
shamble..
Ruminantia
::
Ruminantia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Artiodactyla
having
four
stomachs.
This
division
includes
the
camels,
deer,
antelopes,
goats,
sheep,
neat
cattle,
and
allies..
Chamomile
::
Chamomile
(n.) See
Camomile.
Elm
::
Elm (n.) A tree of the genus
Ulmus,
of
several
species,
much used as a shade tree,
particularly
in
America.
The
English
elm is Ulmus
campestris;
the
common
American
or white elm is U.
Americana;
the
slippery
or red elm, U.
fulva..
Recruit
::
Recruit
(v. t.) To
supply
with new men, as an army; to fill up or make up by
enlistment;
as, he
recruited
two
regiments;
the army was
recruited
for a
campaign;
also, to
muster;
to
enlist;
as, he
recruited
fifty men..
Campanula
::
Campanula
(n.) A large genus of
plants
bearing
bell-shaped
flowers,
often of great
beauty;
-- also
called
bellflower..
Excambium
::
Excambium
(n.)
Exchange;
barter;
-- used
commonly
of
lands.
Camerzting
::
Camerzting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Camerat.
Encamping
::
Encamping
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Encam.
Came
::
Came (n.) A
slender
rod of cast lead, with or
without
grooves,
used, in
casements
and
stained-glass
windows,
to hold
together
the panes or
pieces
of
glass..
Camail
::
Camail
(n.) A neck guard of chain mall,
hanging
from the
bascinet
or other
headpiece..
Concameration
::
Concameration
(n.) An arch or
vault.
Cam
::
Cam (a.)
Crooked.
Camoused
::
Camoused
(a.)
Depressed;
flattened.
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