10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRAMP IRON»
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A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
Sw. krampe ; It. rampone, a cramp-iron. Qu. Ir. crampa, a knot. If m is radical, this
word may accord with the Celtic crom, G. krumm, crooked, from shrinking,
contracting. But if p is radical, this word accords with the W. craf, a clasp, a cramp-
iron, ...
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Dictionnaire technologique français-anglais-allemand: ...
Cramailler, m. (horl), rack, Re- petirrechen, m. Crampe, f. (serr), cramp; cramp-
iron ; crank, Krampe ; Klam- mer, f. Crampiller, se — , to entangle, sich verwirren,
krangeln. Crampon, m. (imp.), cramp-iron ; cramp-hook, Klammer, f. — (charp.) ...
Alexandre Tolhausen, Louis Tolhausen, M. Gardissal (Durand), 1864
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The London Encyclopaedia: Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
Fr. crampe ; Cramp-fish, n. s. {Goth, kram; Cramp-iron, n. s. ( Dan. krampc ;
Cramp-rings, h. s. JSwed. & Ger. kramp. To pain with cramps or twitches ; to
restrain ; to obstruct ; to compress info uncomfortably narrow bounds; to fasten
with cramp- ...
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London encyclopaedia; or, Universal dictionary of science, ...
Horace represents Fortune preceded by Necessity, holding nails and wedges in
her hands, with a cramp-iron and melted lead to fasten it ; rarely accompanied
with Fidelity, unless when she abandons a family ; for in that case Fidelity never ...
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An American dictionary of the English language: exhibiting ...
d sometimes with convulsions, or numbness. 2. Restraint; confinement; that
which hinders from motion of expansion. 3. [Кг. crampon.] A piece of iron bent at
the ends, serving to hold together pieces of timber, stones, &c. ; a cramp-iron.
CRAMP ...
Noah Webster, John Walker, 1839
6
Dictionnaire français-anglais et anglais-français, abrégé
Cramp6n ,s.m. cramp-iron- hook. Crampons de fer de c/ie- val, frost-nails of a
horse- shoe. Crampon ou crampon de fer ,Mar. staple, cramp-iron. Cramfonber ,
v. a. to fasten with a cramp-iron. Crampokbet , s. m. little cramp-iron. Cramponnet
de ...
7
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
roee ; pink. -^ Cbamoisi, e, adj. crimson, of a crimson hue, dyed in grain. □
Devenir tout — : to turn quite red. CRAMPE, tf. the spasmodic contraction of a
limb, or some muscle, cramp ; torpedo, cramp- fish, numb-fish; [mar.] cramp-iron;
hook of ...
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
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Boyer's French Dictionary: Comprising All the Additions and ...
Crampe, krenp,s. f. or Goutte crampe, cramp. Crampon, kren-pon, s. m. cramp-
iron-hook. Crampons de fer de cheval, frost-nails of a horse-shoe. Crampon or
crampon de fer, Mar. staple, cramp-iron. Cramponner, krén-po-па, v. a. to fasten
with ...
Abel Boyer, William Bentley Fowle, 1835
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The Royal Dictionary, French and English, and English and ...
Cramp-Iron, or Crampern, Crampon, Main de Fer, Harpon, Crochet. To fasten w.
th Cramp-Irons, Cramponner, sceller, lier, attacher avec des Crampons. Q^- The
Cramp-fiíh, La Torpille, Poisson <jui engourdit la Main de ceux qui le ana nient ...
10
The new and complete dictionary of the German and English ...
&stfen , a Fish -Hook bet Uni firsts? n , the Ear of an An- .chor, a Cramp-iron. ,ein
SjScotpsintcn, a Grapple or Grappling-iron, i bet 55ran{>t)aFcn, ftcue vljafen , a
Fire- Hook, a Grapple to pull down Houses with; secSManbfoafen. ber Gntetbaffti,
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