...Catiety. Kifg. 3. Tothruftinbyfoice. Dry Jen. To CRAM. v. *. To eat beyond fatiety. Fife. CRA'MBO. f. A play, at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme. Sviift. CRAMP./ [Iramfe, Dutch.] i. A fpafm or contraction of the limbs. Ban*, i. A reftriifHcr. ;...

...satiety. A'inf. 3 To thrust in by force. Druden. To CRAM, vn To eat beyond satiety. Pope. CRA'MBO, i. A play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme. Strift. CRAMP, s. Ifcrampt, Dutch.] 1 A spasm or contraction of the limbs. Bacon. SA restriction ,-...

...ajid multiplies exceedingly by the roots, which it will continue todo for several years. CllA'.MBO. i. a play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme (Swift). CRAMER (Gabriel), a mathematician of Oeneva, horn in Ifi91. He became professor of mathematics,...

...thrust in by force. Shakspeare. To CRAM. t'. n. To eat beyond satiety. Pope. CRA'MBO. ni [a cant word.) A play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme; a rhyme. Swift. CRAMP. ». •, [krampe, Dut.l A spasm or contraction of the limbs. S/iatspeare. A...

...prominences. uruin, va to stuff; to thrust in by fore«. 'i ,. m , vn to eat beyond satiety. 't ,'ni'liv , n- a play at which one gives a word to which another finds a rhyme. Cramp, л. а spasmodic contraction of the liratw ; a restriction ; a piece of bent iron. Cramp, a....

...beyond satiety. To thrust in by force. CRAM, kram', vi. To eat beyond satiety. CRAMBO, krlm-bo, n. A play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme ; a rhyme. CRAMMED, krJm'd, pp. Stuffed; crowded; filled with food. CRAMMING, krJm-Ing, ppr. Filling;...

...account of the history of that game. It will be found in recent editions of Johnson's Dictionary as a " Play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme," with citations from Swift, Dennis, &c. In regard to " Tom Bedloe," he is more successful. He takes...

...krim', tt. To fill with food beyond satiety. CRAM, krlm , ri. To eat beyond satiety. CRAMBO, kramibo, n. A play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme ; a rhyme. CRAMMED, krim'd, pp. Stuffed ; crowded ; filled with food. CRAMMING, krlm-lng, ppr. Filling;...

...cramrn'myl, p., s. ; crammed^, pp. (v. L) 89.— A cram§ = a hoax or lie. Crambof, kram'-bo, s. A rhyme ; a play at which one gives a word to which another finds a rhyme. Cramming^, krrtm'-Ing, s. Prep, a student for exam., and furn. him with the requisite answers to the...

...tCttk'tr, s. A boaster. [greedily. Cram, t-.a. To stuff; to press in ; — v.rt. To eat Cnzn'bd, s. A play at which one gives a word, to which another finds a rhyme. Orun'ming, t. A cant term in the universities arid other institutions for the act of preparing a student...