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crissum
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cris·sum  (krsm)
n. pl. cris·sa (krs)
The feathers or area under the tail of a bird surrounding the cloacal opening.

[New Latin, from Latin crsre, crissre, to move the buttocks during intercourse; see sker-2 in Indo-European roots.]

crissal (-l) adj.

crissum [ˈkrɪsəm]
n pl -sa [-sə]
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Zoology) the area or feathers surrounding the cloaca of a bird
[from New Latin, from Latin crissāre to move the haunches]
crissal  adj


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The Crissa Group on June 2 announced the June 14 launch of the Spanish Court Hotel in New Kingston, the first new hotel in Kingston in nearly 40 years, designed by Alison Antrobus.
What got me hooked on quilting was what the quilt represented," said Crissa DuCharme, owner of the Patchwork Penguin quilt shop in Tujunga.
Massey - Crissa Massey of Springfield and Tim Massey of Lebanon, a daughter.
 
 
 
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