See Also: crook 1, noun(dictionary)
crook(1)(dictionary)
crook(2)(dictionary)
throw-crook(medicine)
crook 2, verb(dictionary)
ice 1, noun(dictionary)
pep 2, noun(dictionary)
bus 1, noun(dictionary)
tee 1, noun(dictionary)
but 4, noun(dictionary)

cataphatic (iou) and crook 1, noun (oh)


cataphatic (iou)



cataphatic adjective. M19.
[Greek kataphatikos affirmative, from kataphasis affirmation, formed as CATA- + phanai speak: see -IC.]
Theology. Of knowledge of God: obtained through affirmation. Opp. APOPHATIC.

crook 1, noun (oh)



[Date: 1100-1200; Language: Old Norse; Origin: krokr 'hook']
informal a dishonest person or a criminal
::The crooks got away across the park.
a long stick with a curved end, used by people who look after sheep
the crook of your arm
the part of your arm where it bends