s.f., pancake

crépuscule, s.m. [L. crepusculum)], crepuscule, twilight, Jawn.

crever, v.a. and v.n.[L. crepare], to break, split, crack, rift, tear, rend; to burst, to die [written crèv- before e mute.] . cri, sm. [erver], cry, scream, screaming, howling, yell, clamor, whine,

crier, v.n. [L. guiriture], to cry, cry out, shout, scream.

crime, s.m. [L. crimen], crime, sin, transgression, guilt.

criminel, le, adj. [L. crininal, guilty.

crisper, v.a. |L. crispare], to shrivel, contract, clench ; se crisper, to shrivel, clench, contract.

cristal, s.m. [L. crystallum], crystal ; pl. crystal ware.

croire, v.a. and v.n. irr. [L. credere], (croyant, cru, je crois, je crus, je crotr'a,

self-asserting

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que je croie\,to believe, trust, credit, think.

croisée, s.f. [croisé—croix], window, casement, sash,

croiser, v.a. [eroïæ—L, crux], to cross; lay across, or cross-Wise ; set across.

croissant, e, ,adj. [croître], growing, increasing.

croître, v.n. irr. [L. crescere], (crotssant, crû, je crois, je crûs, que je croîsse), to grow, Wax, grow up, grow tall, increase, lengthen, sprout, shoot.

crosse, s.f. (L.* crossa], crosier (of bishops.)

crucifix, s.m. [L.crucifitus], crucifix, cross.

cruel, le, adj. [L. crudelis], cruel, merciless, pitiless, ruthless, hard-hearted, hard, inflexible,

cruellement, adv. [cruel], cruelly, barbarously, unmercifully, mercilessly, pitilessly, ruthlessly.

cueillette, s.f. [cueillir], gathering, crop, collection. |

cueillir, v.a. irr. [L. collegere], (cueillant, cueilli, je cueille, je cueillerai), to cull, pick, pluck, gather, take up.

cuiller or cuillère, s.f. [L. cochleare], spoon.

cuillerée, s.f. [cuiller], spoonful.

cuisine, s.f. [l. coquina], kitchen, cookery ; faire la cuisine, to cook,

cuisinier, s.m., -ière. fem. [cuisine], cook.

culotte, s.f. [eul—L. culus], small clothes, breeches, knickerbockers.

cultiver, v.a. [L. eultus! to cultivate, improve.

curieux, se, adj. [L. curiosus], curious, inquisitive.

curiosité, 8.f. [L. curiositatem], curiosity.

daigner, ven. [L. dignari], to deign, condescend, vouchsafe.

dame, s.f. [L. domina], lady, married lady.

dame! int. [L. domine], well! forsooth !

dangereux, se, adj. [danger—L.

dominiarium], dangerous.

danois, e, adj. {Dane (mark)], Danish ; s.m., a kind of hound, with short bair, usually white, mottled with black; a beagle, harrier.

dans, prep. [L. de intus], in, out of,

from.

danser, v.n. [O.H.G. danson], to dance,

date, s.f. [L. data, plu. neut. of ‘datus’], date.

davantage, adv,[de, avantage], more, longer.

de, prep. [L, de], of, from, by, with.

dé, s.m. [L. datum, ‘what is thrown on the table’], die, thimble,

déballage, s.m. [Wéballer], unpacking (said of pedlars’ goods.)

déballer, v.a. [dé+balle], to unpack, unfold,

débandade, s.f. [débander—dé, bande], confusion; à la débandade, in confusion, helter-skelter (see note 24, 19.)

débarbouiller, va. [dé+barbouiller —barbe], to clean, make clean, wash the face; se débarbouiller, to Wash one's face.

se débarasser, vr. [débarras-dé barre], to disentangle, extricate one’s self from, rid one’s self of, get clear.

débattre, v.a.[dé+battre', (je debats), to debate, discuss, argue ; se débattre, to strugygle.

débauche, sf. [dé4+ O. F. bauche, “workshop'’}, debauch, wasteful excess, carnival.

débiter, v.a. [débit—L. debitum], to sell, retail, utter.

debout, adv. [de+bout], upright, on end, up, standing.

débris, s.m. [dé+bris—briser], remains, rubbish, wreck, ruins, waste,

début, s.m. [début], lead, first cast or throw, onset, debut, first appearance, beginning [pronounce un dé-bu; un débu-t-heureux; des dé-bu-z-heureux.]

décidément, adv. [décidé—décider], decidedly, positively. à

décider, v.a. [L. decidere], to decide, determine,

décision, s.f.[L. decisioneml], decision, determination.

déclamation, s.f. [L. declamationem, declamation, elocution, declaiming.

déclamer, va. and v.n. [L. declamare], to declaim, recite.

déclarer, v.a [L. declarare], to declare, make known, proclaim, certify.

décoiffer, va. [dé-+coifer!, to take off a head-dress, nndress the hair; se décoiffer, to undo 6ne's head-dress, take off one's Cap.

décor, s.m. {décorer—Ll, decorare)], decoration.

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