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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.) A loud
utterance;
especially,
the
inarticulate
sound
produced
by one of the lower
animals;
as, the cry of
hounds;
the cry of
wolves..
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Mewl
::
Mewl (v. i.) To cry, as a young
child;
to
squall..
Witherite
::
Witherite
(n.)
Barium
carbonate
occurring
in white or gray
six-sided
twin
crystals,
and also in
columnar
or
granular
masses..
Selaginella
::
Selaginella
(n.) A genus of
cryptogamous
plants
resembling
Lycopodia,
but
producing
two kinds of
spores;
also, any plant of this
genus.
Many
species
are
cultivated
in
conservatories..
Cryptogram
::
Cryptogram
(n.) A
cipher
writing.
Same as
Cryptograph.
Racemic
::
Racemic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid found in many kinds of
grapes.
It is also
obtained
from
tartaric
acid, with which it is
isomeric,
and from
sugar,
gum, etc., by
oxidation.
It is a sour white
crystalline
substance,
consisting
of a
combination
of
dextrorotatory
and
levorotatory
tartaric
acids..
Nitroprussic
::
Nitroprussic
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
designating,
a
complex
acid
called
nitroprussic
acid,
obtained
indirectly
by the
action
of
nitric
acid on
potassium
ferrocyanide
(yellow
prussiate),
as a red
crystalline
unstable
substance.
It forms salts
called
nitroprussides,
which give a rich
purple
color with
alkaline
subphides..
Howl
::
Howl (v. i.) To utter a sound
expressive
of
distress;
to cry aloud and
mournfully;
to
lament;
to wail.
Strychnia
::
Struvite
(n.) A
crystalline
mineral
found in
guano.
It is a
hydrous
phosphate
of
magnesia
and
ammonia.
Brachypinacoid
::
Brachypinacoid
(n.) A plane of an
orthorhombic
crystal
which is
parallel
both to the
vertical
axis and to the
shorter
lateral
(brachydiagonal)
axis.
Foliated
::
Foliated
(a.)
Laminated,
but
restricted
to the
variety
of
laminated
structure
found in
crystalline
schist,
as mica
schist,
etc.;
schistose..
Cryptographist
::
Cryptographist
(n.) Same as
Cryptographer.
Thymol
::
Thymol
(n.) A
phenol
derivative
of
cymene,
C10H13.OH,
isomeric
with
carvacrol,
found in oil of
thyme,
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
of a
pleasant
aromatic
odor and
strong
antiseptic
properties;
--
called
also
hydroxy
cymene..
Wulfenite
::
Wulfenite
(n.)
Native
lead
molybdate
occurring
in
tetragonal
crystals,
usually
tabular,
and of a
bright
orange-yellow
to red, gray, or brown
color;
-- also
called
yellow
lead ore..
Binotonous
::
Binotonous
(a.)
Consisting
of two
notes;
as, a
binotonous
cry..
Stew
::
Steven
(n.) An
outcry;
a loud call; a
clamor.
Display
::
Display
(v. t.) To
discover;
to
descry.
Fumarine
::
Fumarine
(n.) An
alkaloid
extracted
from
fumitory,
as a white
crystalline
substance..
Mock
::
Mock (v. t.) To
imitate;
to
mimic;
esp., to mimic in
sport,
contempt,
or
derision;
to
deride
by
mimicry..
Shroud
::
Shroud
(n.) A
covered
place used as a
retreat
or
shelter,
as a cave or den; also, a vault or
crypt..
Wrightine
::
Wrightine
(n.) A rare
alkaloid
found in the bark of an East
Indian
apocynaceous
tree
(Wrightia
antidysenterica),
and
extracted
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance.
It was
formerly
used as a
remedy
for
diarrh/a.
Called
also
conessine,
and
neriine..
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