The Century dictionary and cyclopedia; a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge, with a new atlas of the world .. . ck-candy (rokkan^di), n. Pure sugar in co-hering crystals of considerable size and hard-ness. Also called candy-sugar^ and sometimesGibraltar rock. rock-cavy (rokkavi), n. A South Americanquadruped of the family Caviidge, Kerodon mocoor Cavia rupestris; the moco. rock-cist (roksist), n. [Shortened from rod^-cistHs (the plants were once included in thegenus Cistufi).^ A book-name for plants of thegenus Helianthemum. rock-cod (rokkod), H. See cod^ and rockf^h.
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia; a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge, with a new atlas of the world .. . ck-candy (rokkan^di), n. Pure sugar in co-hering crystals of considerable size and hard-ness. Also called candy-sugar^ and sometimesGibraltar rock. rock-cavy (rokkavi), n. A South Americanquadruped of the family Caviidge, Kerodon mocoor Cavia rupestris; the moco. rock-cist (roksist), n. [Shortened from rod^-cistHs (the plants were once included in thegenus Cistufi).^ A book-name for plants of thegenus Helianthemum. rock-cod (rokkod), H. See cod^ and rockf^h. rock-cook (rokkuk), n. The small-mouthedwrasse, Centrohtbrus cxoletus, about 4 incheslong. [Cornwall, Eng.] rock-cork (rokkork), H. Mo imt a in-cork, awhite- or gray-colored variety of asbestos: socalled from its lightness and fibrous called rock-leather. rock-crab (rokkrab), n. One of several differ-ent crabs found on rocky sea-bottoms, as the 5206 out the western part of the Palearctic region, and is thereputed wild stock or original of the domestic commonest varieties of the latter retain close resem-. Califomia Kock<crab (Cancer antennarius, common Carcinus msenas, Cancer irroratus, , Fanopieus depressus, and relatedspecies. [Eng. and U. S.] rock-cress frokkres). /(. See Arabis. rock-crowned (rokkround), a. Crowned orsurttiountcd with rocks: as, a rock-crownedhei^dit. rock-crusher (rok ki*ush ^ er), n. A stone-breaker or stone-crusher. rock-crystal (rok^kris^tal), w. See cjystal, andcut under /tokal. Rock-day (rokda), n. [mort worshippedby the Huron Indians will show with what absolute per-sonality savixgcft can conceive such a being. E. B. Ti/lor, Iriiu. tulture, II. 189. rock-doet(rokd6), H. A species of Alpine deer. TIr- rockdne breeds chiefly upon the Alps: a creature of
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