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Definition of crib
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of crib is as below...
Crib (n.) A
manger
or rack; a
feeding
place for
animals.
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Liad
::
liad (n.) A
celebrated
Greek epic poem, in
twenty-four
books,
on the
destruction
of
Ilium,
the
ancient
Troy. The Iliad is
ascribed
to
Homer..
Canvass
::
Canvass
(n.)
Search;
exploration;
solicitation;
systematic
effort
to
obtain
votes,
subscribers,
etc..
Refrain
::
Refrain
(v. t.) To hold back; to
restrain;
to keep
within
prescribed
bounds;
to curb; to
govern.
Exemplify
::
Exemplify
(v. t.) To copy; to
transcribe;
to make an
attested
copy or
transcript
of, under seal, as of a
record..
Ichnographical
::
Ichnographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
ichonography;
describing
a
ground
plot.
Inscription
::
Inscription
(n.) The act or
process
of
inscribing.
Witness
::
Witness
(v. i.) One who sees the
execution
of an
instrument,
and
subscribes
it for the
purpose
of
confirming
its
authenticity
by his
testimony;
one who
witnesses
a will, a deed, a
marriage,
or the
like..
Anthrax
::
Anthrax
(n.) An
infectious
disease
of
cattle
and
sheep.
It is
ascribed
to the
presence
of a
rod-shaped
bacterium
(Bacillus
anthracis),
the
spores
of which
constitute
the
contagious
matter.
It may be
transmitted
to man by
inoculation.
The
spleen
becomes
greatly
enlarged
and
filled
with
bacteria.
Called
also
splenic
fever..
Vase
::
Vase (n.) A
vessel
similar
to that
described
in the first
definition
above,
or the
representation
of one in a solid block of
stone,
or the like, used for an
ornament,
as on a
terrace
or in a
garden.
See
Illust.
of
Niche..
Epithet
::
Epithet
(v. t.) To
describe
by an
epithet.
Education
::
Education
(n.) The act or
process
of
educating;
the
result
of
educating,
as
determined
by the
knowledge
skill,
or
discipline
of
character,
acquired;
also, the act or
process
of
training
by a
prescribed
or
customary
course
of study or
discipline;
as, an
education
for the bar or the
pulpit;
he has
finished
his
education..
Mythology
::
Mythology
(n.) A body of
myths;
esp., the
collective
myths which
describe
the gods of a
heathen
people;
as, the
mythology
of the
Greeks..
Cribbing
::
Cribbing
(n.) The act of
inclosing
or
confining
in a crib or in close
quarters.
Limit
::
Limit (v. t.) To apply a limit to, or set a limit for; to
terminate,
circumscribe,
or
restrict,
by a limit or
limits;
as, to limit the
acreage
of a crop; to limit the issue of paper
money;
to limit one's
ambitions
or
aspirations;
to limit the
meaning
of a
word..
Inscribe
::
Inscribe
(v. t.) To
imprint
deeply;
to
impress;
to
stamp;
as, to
inscribe
a
sentence
on the
memory..
Cribble
::
Cribble
(v. t.) To cause to pass
through
a sieve or
riddle;
to sift.
Hunterian
::
Hunterian
(a.)
Discovered
or
described
by John
Hunter,
an
English
surgeon;
as, the
Hunterian
chancre.
See
Chancre..
Cribble
::
Cribble
(a.)
Coarse;
as,
cribble
bread..
Formulary
::
Formulary
(n.) A book
containing
stated
and
prescribed
forms,
as of
oaths,
declarations,
prayers,
medical
formulaae,
etc.; a book of
precedents..
Scribe
::
Scribe
(v. t.) To cut
(anything)
in such a way as to fit
closely
to a
somewhat
irregular
surface,
as a
baseboard
to a floor which is out of
level,
a board to the
curves
of a
molding,
or the like; -- so
called
because
the
workman
marks,
or
scribe,
with the
compasses
the line that he
afterwards
cuts..
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