Callipered

Callipered. A measured portion which has its side or thickness fixed by a finely graduated instrument.

Cambered

Cambered. Slightly rising in the middle portion. An upward bend, or projection.

Capital

Capital. A small head or top of a column; the head or uppermost member of a pilaster.

Cardinal. Pre-eminent, chief, main line; Cardinal line is the principal line to make calculations or measurements from.

Centering point

Centering point. A place for the reception of the point of an instrument, like a compass or a dividers, or for the dead center of the tail-stock of a lathe.

Cheekpiece

Cheekpiece. A piece or pieces at right angles to another piece, either fixed or movable, which serves as a rest or a guide.

Chiffonier

Chiffonier. A movable and ornamental closet or piece of furniture with shelves and drawers.

Chute

Chute. A channel in any material, or made of any substance, for conveying liquids or solids.

Circumference

Circumference. The distance around an object.

Circumferentially

Circumferentially. Surrounding or encircling.

Classical

Classical. Relating to the first class or rank, especially in literature or art.

Cogged

Cogged. Having teeth, either at regular or at irregular intervals.

Concrete

Concrete. Expressing the thing itself specifically; also the quality; a specific example.

Configuration

Configuration. Form, as depending on the relative disposition of the parts of a thing; a shape or a figure.

Coincide

Coincide. To occupy the same place in space; to correspond exactly; to agree; to concur.

Correlation

Correlation. A reference, as from one thing to another; the putting together of various parts.

Conventional

Conventional. Something which grows out of or depends upon custom, or is sanctioned by general usage.

Craftsman

Craftsman. One skilled in a craft or trade.

Curvature

Curvature. The act of curving or being bent.

Concentrated. To bring to a common center; to bring together in one mass.

Dado

Dado. A plain flat surface between a base and a surbase molding. Sometimes a painted or encrusted skirting on interior walls.

Depth gage

Depth gage. A tool by means of which the depths of grooves and recesses are measured.

Degree

Degree. Measure of advancement; quality; extent; a division or space.

Discarded

Discarded. Cast off; to reject or put away.

Deterioration

Deterioration. To grow worse; impairing in quality.