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61crypt — [18] The Greek adjective kruptós meant ‘hidden’. From it was derived kruptikós, which passed into English via late Latin crypticus as cryptic [17]. The feminine form of the original Greek adjective, krúptē, was used as a noun meaning literally… …
62crypt — krɪpt n. underground burial chamber, vault, tomb …
63crypt n — cryptic adj, cryptically adv …
64crypt — noun 1》 an underground room or vault beneath a church, used as a chapel or burial place. 2》 Anatomy a small tubular gland, pit, or recess. Origin ME (in the sense cavern ): from L. crypta, from Gk kruptē a vault , from kruptos hidden …
65crypt — o (G). Hidden, concealed …
66crypt — n. Vault, tomb, catacomb …
67crypt — noun (C) a room under a church, used in former times for burying people …
68Crypt — a chamber or vault beneath the main floor …
69crypt — n tomb, vault, mausoleum, sepulcher, burial chamber, grave …
70crypt — n. a small sac, follicle, or cavity; for example, the crypts of Lieberkühn (see Lieberkühn s glands), which are intestinal glands …