craniomètre, n.m., craniometer.
craniométrie, n.f., craniometry.
craniométrique, adj., craniometrical.
cranioscopie, n.f., cranioscopy.
cranologie, n.f. V. craniologie.
cranson, n.m., scurvy-grass. — rustique; horse-radish.
crapaud, n.m., toad; urchin, brat, fellow; low-seat chair; (artil.) mortar-carriage; (vet.) crepane, maltworm. La bave d’un —; toad-spittle. C’est un vilain —; he is a mean, despicable fellow. Il est chargé d’argent comme un — de plumes; all the money he has he can put in his eye. — de gouvernail; (nav.) goose-neck. — de mer; toad-fish; hog-fish. — pécheur; fishing frog. — volant; churn-owl. — de timon; pole-end (of a carriage).
*crapaudaille, n.f., a gang of vagabonds, riff-raff. V. crépodaille.
crapaudière, n.f., toad-hole; (fig.) low, swampy place.
crapaudine, n.f., (min.) bufonite, toad-stone, wolf’s-tooth; leaden grating; valve of an escape pipe; (vet.) crepane, crack; (bot.) sideritis, iron-wort; (mec.) socket. À la —; cut open and broiled; spatch-cocked.