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Anchorage

of ships for the use of the havens where they cast anchor.

One who converts cast iron into wrought iron by the process of puddling

To cast reflections on to asperse

or shattering of a ship or other vessel by being cast ashore or driven against rocks shoals etc by the violence

A whitish substance which is cast up as a scum from the materials of glass in

To found or cast anew

the pattern of anything to be engraved or otherwise copied cast or the like a primary form exemplar archetype

ordinary language of men in speaking or writing language not cast in poetical measure or rhythm contradistinguished from verse or metrical

Capable of being precipitated or cast to the bottom as a substance in solution See Precipitate

not sfe tobelieve either, or it should be attempted to cast the discredit on the onewhose evidence is more important. (6)