noun. A partially partitioned nook in or near the stacks in a library, used for private study.

noun. Same as quarrel.

noun. A mixed fabric of silk and worsted used in the sixteenth century.

noun. [Appar. a ‘square’ inclosure; but cf. carol.] A closet or pew in a monastery.

noun. Same as carol.

noun. Same as carol.

noun. See quarrel, an arrow.

noun. Same as 4th carol.

noun. a table partitioned by vertical boards into small areas where an individual may read or study with minimal distraction from activities nearby. They are used especially in libraries. Also, the term is used to refer to one partition of such a table. Related etymologically to the 4th carol.

noun. A partially partitioned space for studying or reading, often in a library.

noun. small individual study area in a library

noun. French surgeon and biologist who developed a way to suture and graft blood vessels (1873-1944)

"The cast for that Carell project is awesome. okayflint for sure, gosling, carrel, and bacon. it's as interesting as it is awesome"

alcove  bay  biologist  life scientist  operating surgeon  

Carol  Carole  Carrol  Carroll  apparel  

bacta  criticise  punkin  rubdown  says'  

carol  quarrel