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Definition of cry
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 cry is as below...
Cry (v. i.) To make a loud call or cry; to call or
exclaim
vehemently
or
earnestly;
to
shout;
to
vociferate;
to
proclaim;
to pray; to
implore.
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Axis
::
Axis (n.) One of
several
imaginary
lines,
assumed
in
describing
the
position
of the
planes
by which a
crystal
is
bounded..
Igasurine
::
Igasurine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in nux
vomica,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Oxamic
::
Oxamic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid
NH2.C2O2.HO
obtained
as a fine
crystalline
powder,
intermediate
between
oxalic
acid and
oxamide.
Its
ammonium
salt is
obtained
by
boiling
oxamide
with
ammonia..
Dimorphous
::
Dimorphous
(a.)
Crystallizing
under two forms
fundamentally
different,
while
having
the same
chemical
composition..
Rhodochrosite
::
Rhodochrosite
(n.)
Manganese
carbonate,
a
rose-red
mineral
sometimes
occuring
crystallized,
but
generally
massive
with
rhombohedral
cleavage
like
calcite;
--
called
also
dialogite..
Tetrolic
::
Tetrolic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
C3H3.CO2H,
of the
acetylene
series,
homologous
with
propiolic
acid,
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Millerite
::
Millerite
(n.) A
sulphide
of
nickel,
commonly
occurring
in
delicate
capillary
crystals,
also in
incrustations
of a
bronze
yellow;
--
sometimes
called
hair
pyrites..
Quassin
::
Quassin
(n.) The
bitter
principle
of
quassia,
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance;
--
formerly
called
quassite..
Scry
::
Scry (n.) A cry or
shout.
Strontic
::
Strontianite
(n.)
Strontium
carbonate,
a
mineral
of a
white,
greenish,
or
yellowish
color,
usually
occurring
in
fibrous
massive
forms,
but
sometimes
in
prismatic
crystals..
Cry
::
Cry (v. i.) To utter
lamentations;
to
lament
audibly;
to
express
pain,
grief,
or
distress,
by
weeping
and
sobbing;
to shed
tears;
to bawl, as a
child..
Platinocyanic
::
Platinocyanic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
an acid
compound
of
platinous
cyanide
and
hydrocyanic
acid. It is
obtained
as a
cinnaber-red
crystalline
substance..
Orthorhombic
::
Orthorhombic
(a.)
Noting
the
system
of
crystallization
which has three
unequal
axes at right
angles
to each
other;
trimetric.
See
Crystallization.
Plagihedral
::
Plagihedral
(a.)
Having
an
oblique
spiral
arrangement
of
planes,
as
levogyrate
and
dextrogyrate
crystals..
Uvitic
::
Uvitic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
CH3C6H3(CO2H)2,
obtained
as a white
crystalline
substance
by the
partial
oxidation
of
mesitylene;
--
called
also
mesitic
acid..
Fourling
::
Fourling
(n.) A
compound
or twin
crystal
consisting
of four
individuals.
Chrysoidine
::
Chrysoidine
(n.) An
artificial,
yellow,
crystalline
dye,
C6H5N2.C6H3(NH2)2.
Also, one of a group of
dyestuffs
resembling
chrysoidine
proper..
Tellurite
::
Tellurite
(n.) Oxide of
tellurium.
It
occurs
sparingly
in tufts of white or
yellowish
crystals.
Whewellite
::
Whewellite
(n.)
Calcium
oxalate,
occurring
in
colorless
or white
monoclinic
crystals..
Narcotine
::
Narcotine
(n.) An
alkaloid
found in
opium,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance,
tasteless
and less
poisonous
than
morphine;
--
called
also
narcotia..
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