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crawfordii for Ethan Allan Crawford, early settler in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
cre-, creas-, -creas, creat-, creo- Greek flesh, meat.
creber, crebra, crebrum close together, pressed closely together, crowded
crebifo'lius (????) crebifo'lius (kreb-i-FO-lee-us)
crebr- Latin frequent, close.
crebre Latin adverb closely, compactly, from creber, thick, close, repeated.
crebrispinus with strong(?) thorns
crebriter Latin adverb repeatedly, from creber, thick, close, repeated.
crebro Latin adverb repeatedly, closely, from creber, thick, close, repeated.
crebrus, crebra close, frequent, repeated
crecisc- Latin a rail-like bird.
Credo Elvem etiam vivere. I believe Elvis lives.
Credo Elvem ipsum etian vivere. I think that Elvis is still alive.
crem-, crema Latin burn.
crem-, crema, cremo Greek hang.
cremaster, -cremaster Greek a suspender.
cremnophilus rain-loving, moisture-loving
cremocarpus with drooping fruit or suspended fruit, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
cremophyllus with drooping leaves
cren-, crena, -crena, creno Greek a spring.
cren-, crena, crenul Latin a notch.
cren- scalloped, crenulate
crenatiflorus with scalloped or crenulate flowers, bearing flowers scalloped at the edge
crenato-dentatus with rounded notched teeth
crenato-serratus with rounded saw teeth
crenatus crenate, scalloped, with rounded teeth, having a scalloped-toothed or notched edge
crenophilus spring-loving
crenulatus -a -um crenula'tus (kren-yoo-LAY-tus) crenulate, somewhat scalloped, with small rounded teeth,
finely notched with rounded teeth or grena(?)
creo Greek flesh, meat.
crepi-, crepido, crepis, -crepis Greek a boot, sandal.
crepidatus slippered, or sandal
crepidifolius with leaves like Crepis, Hawkbeard
Crepis Cre'pis (KREP-is) New Latin, from Latin, a plant, from Greek krēpis, literally, boot, slipper or sandal, for
the shape of the cypselae, a name of a plant used by Theophrastus
crepit- Latin creak, rattle.
crepitans crackling, rustling, rattling
crepitus, crepitus m. Latin noun, rattling, rustling, crash of thunder; chattering of teeth; snap of the fingers;
fart;
crepo, crepare, crepui, crepitus Latin verb, rattle, rustle, clatter; jingle, tinkle; snap of the fingers; harp on,
grumble at; fart; crack; burst asunder; resound.
crepuscul- Latin twilight.
crepuscularia referring to twilight
cresc- Latin grow, increase.
crescens growing
Cressa Cres'sa (KRES-sa)
cret-, creta, -creta Latin: chalk; separated; Greek: Crete.
cretaceous -a -um dull white, chalky white, referring to chalk
cretensis, creticus, cretis, cretaeus cret'icus (KRET-i-kus) of or from the island Crete in the Mediterranean
crethmos f. samphire, rock fennel, Crithmum maritimum (L.)
Creticum see also phu, a nard, Pontic nard, Valeriana dioscoridis (?); 'another wild nard', Valeriana phu (L.).
crex-, -crex Greek a rail.
crib-, cribell, cribr- Latin a sieve.
cribatus having holes or perforations (such as in leaves, etc.)
crinrosus seive-like
cric-, crico-, cricus, -cricus Greek a ring, circle.