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Definition of cry
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Cry (v. t.) to
publish
the banns of, as for
marriage..
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Datolite
::
Datolite
(n.) A
borosilicate
of lime
commonly
occuring
in
glassy,,
greenish
crystals..
Slogan
::
Slogan
(n.) The war cry, or
gathering
word, of a
Highland
clan in
Scotland;
hence,
any
rallying
cry..
Salicin
::
Salicin
(n.) A
glucoside
found in the bark and
leaves
of
several
species
of
willow
(Salix)
and
poplar,
and
extracted
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance..
Hypoxanthin
::
Hypoxanthin
(n.) A
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance,
closely
related
to
xanthin
and uric acid,
widely
distributed
through
the
animal
body, but
especially
in
muscle
tissue;
--
called
also
sarcin,
sarkin..
Allantoin
::
Allantoin
(n.) A
crystalline,
transparent,
colorless
substance
found in the
allantoic
liquid
of the fetal calf; --
formerly
called
allantoic
acid and
amniotic
acid..
Crypturi
::
Crypturi
(n. pl.) An order of
flying,
drom/ognathous
birds,
including
the
tinamous
of South
America.
See
Tinamou..
Exclamation
::
Exclamation
(n.) A loud
calling
or
crying
out;
outcry;
loud or
emphatic
utterance;
vehement
vociferation;
clamor;
that which is cried out, as an
expression
of
feeling;
sudden
expression
of sound or words
indicative
of
emotion,
as in
surprise,
pain,
grief,
joy,
anger,
etc..
Rhodochrosite
::
Rhodochrosite
(n.)
Manganese
carbonate,
a
rose-red
mineral
sometimes
occuring
crystallized,
but
generally
massive
with
rhombohedral
cleavage
like
calcite;
--
called
also
dialogite..
Brachypinacoid
::
Brachypinacoid
(n.) A plane of an
orthorhombic
crystal
which is
parallel
both to the
vertical
axis and to the
shorter
lateral
(brachydiagonal)
axis.
Datiscin
::
Datiscin
(n.) A white
crystalline
glucoside
extracted
from the
bastard
hemp
(Datisca
cannabina).
Cryptogamic
::
Cryptogamic
(a.) Alt. of
Cryptogamou.
Hoot
::
Hoot (v. i.) To cry out or shout in
contempt.
Asterism
::
Asterism
(n.) An
optical
property
of some
crystals
which
exhibit
a
star-shaped
by
reflected
light,
as star
sapphire,
or by
transmitted
light,
as some
mica..
Sodamide
::
Sodamide
(n.) A
greenish
or
reddish
crystalline
substance,
NaNH2,
obtained
by
passing
ammonia
over
heated
sodium..
Glaucophane
::
Glaucophane
(n.) A
mineral
of a dark
bluish
color,
related
to
amphibole.
It is
characteristic
of
certain
crystalline
rocks..
Urethane
::
Urethane
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance,
NH2.CO.OC2H5,
produced
by the
action
of
ammonia
on ethyl
carbonate.
It is used
somewhat
in
medicine
as a
hypnotic.
By
extension,
any one of the
series
of
related
substances
of which
urethane
proper
is the
type..
Cry
::
Cry (v. t.) To cause to do
something,
or bring to some
state,
by
crying
or
weeping;
as, to cry one's self to
sleep..
Sorbin
::
Sorbin
(n.) An
unfermentable
sugar,
isomeric
with
glucose,
found in the ripe
berries
of the rowan tree, or sorb, and
extracted
as a sweet white
crystalline
substance;
--
called
also
mountain-ash
sugar..
Anemonic
::
Anemonic
(a.) An
acrid,
poisonous,
crystallizable
substance,
obtained
from, the
anemone,
or from
anemonin..
Dambose
::
Dambose
(n.) A
crystalline
variety
of fruit sugar
obtained
from
dambonite.
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