adj. current

courber. v.a. [L. curvare], to bend, warp, make crooked, curve : se coterber, to bend, bow, stoop, bow down.

courir, v.n.irr. [L. currere], (courant, couru, je cours, je eourus, je courrai, que je coure), to run. .

couronner, v.a [L. coronare], to crown.

cours, s.m.[L.cursus], course, stream, current, running vent [pronounce: un kour ; un kou-r éternel.]

course. s.f. [L. cursa], race, running, chase; tout d'une course, at one run, running every step of the way.

court, e, adj [L. curtus], short, scanty, brief, concise.

coussin,s.m.[L.*eulcitinum], cushion.

[coupon],

co”isu, @, past. part. [coudre], sewed, stitched.

couteau, s.m. [L. cultrllus], knife.

coûter, v.n. [L. constare], to cost.

couture, s.f. [L*, consutura], sewing.

couvent, s.m. [L. conventus,, convent, monastery, nunnery.

couvercle, sm. [L. cooperculum), cover, lid, cap.

couvert, sm. [coëvrir], table-cloth and covers, cover (plate, spoon, knife and

fork), place at table [pronounce un cou.

vér épais ; des cou-vêr épais.]

couverture, 8.f. [couvrir], cover, wrapper, coverlet, counterpane, bedclothes, blanketing, blanket, quilt,.

couvrir, v.a. irr. [L. cooperire], (couvrant, couvert, je couvre, je couvris, je couvrirai, que je couvre), to cover, envelop, Wrap up, muffle up.

craindre, va.irr. [L. tremere!, (craignant, craint, je crains, je craignis, je craindrai, que je craigne), to fear.

crainte, s.f. [ercint, p.p. of craindre], fear, dread, awe, apprehension,

crâne, s.m. [eranium], 1. cranium, skull.