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Definition of cry
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Cry (v. i.) Loud
expression
of
triumph
or
wonder
or of
popular
acclamation
or
favor.
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Isatide
::
Isatide
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
obtained
by the
partial
reduction
of
isatin.
Decry
::
Decry (v. t.) To cry down; to
censure
as
faulty,
mean, or
worthless;
to
clamor
against;
to blame
clamorously;
to
discredit;
to
disparage..
Melanuric
::
Melanuric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
complex
nitrogenous
acid
obtained
by
decomposition
of
melam,
or of urea, as a white
crystalline
powder;
--
called
also
melanurenic
acid..
Gabbro
::
Gabbro
(n.) A name
originally
given by the
Italians
to a kind of
serpentine,
later to the rock
called
euphotide,
and now
generally
used for a
coarsely
crystalline,
igneous
rock
consisting
of
lamellar
pyroxene
(diallage)
and
labradorite,
with
sometimes
chrysolite
(olivine
gabbro)..
Scream
::
Scream
(v. i.) To cry out with a
shrill
voice;
to utter a
sudden,
sharp
outcry,
or
shrill,
loud cry, as in
fright
or
extreme
pain; to
shriek;
to
screech..
Malamethane
::
Malamethane
(n.) A white
crystalline
substance
forming
the ethyl salt of
malamic
acid.
Crystalline
::
Crystalline
(a.)
Imperfectly
crystallized;
as,
granite
is only
crystalline,
while
quartz
crystal
is
perfectly
crystallized..
Roselite
::
Roselite
(n.) A
hydrous
arsenite
of
cobalt,
occuring
in small red
crystals,
allied
to
erythrite..
Whoop
::
Whoop (n.) A shout of
pursuit
or of war; a very of
eagerness,
enthusiasm,
enjoyment,
vengeance,
terror,
or the like; an
halloo;
a hoot, or cry, as of an owl..
Quinidine
::
Quinidine
(n.) An
alkaloid
isomeric
with, and
resembling,
quinine,
found in
certain
species
of
cinchona,
from which it is
extracted
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance;
conchinine.
It is used
somewhat
as a
febrifuge..
Sob
::
Sob (n.) Any
sorrowful
cry or
sound.
Natrolite
::
Natrolite
(n.) A
zeolite
occuring
in
groups
of
glassy
acicular
crystals,
and in
masses
which often have a
radiated
structure.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
soda..
Galena
::
Galena
(n.) Lead
sulphide;
the
principal
ore of lead. It is of a
bluish
gray color and
metallic
luster,
and is cubic in
crystallization
and
cleavage..
Parameter
::
Parameter
(n.) The ratio of the three
crystallographic
axes which
determines
the
position
of any
plane;
also, the
fundamental
axial ratio for a given
species..
Cryptic
::
Cryptic
(a.) Alt. of
Cryptica.
Glycoluril
::
Glycoluril
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance,
obtained
by the
reduction
of
allantoin..
Dipyridil
::
Dipyridil
(n.) A
crystalline
nitrogenous
base,
C10H8N2,
obtained
by the
reduction
of
pyridine..
Cry
::
Cry (v. i.) Any
expression
of
grief,
distress,
etc.,
accompanied
with tears or sobs; a loud
sound,
uttered
in
lamentation..
Moss
::
Moss (n.) A
cryptogamous
plant of a
cellular
structure,
with
distinct
stem and
simple
leaves.
The fruit is a small
capsule
usually
opening
by an
apical
lid, and so
discharging
the
spores.
There are many
species,
collectively
termed
Musci,
growing
on the
earth,
on
rocks,
and
trunks
of
trees,
etc., and a few in
running
water..
Crystallizing
::
Crystallizing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Crystalliz.
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