Cār'ol or Cār'rol1, n.
n. (Arch.) (a.) A small closet or inclosure to sit or read in. (b.) A window. Obs. Gloss.
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Carol
Câr'rol2, n.
n. (Arch.) A small closet. See CAROL.
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Căr'ol, n. p. 199noun A song of joy and exultation, or of mirth; a lay; as, a Christmas carol. “The carol and the dance.” Dryden. Yet even in the Old Testament, if you listen to David’s harp, you shall hear as many…Cār'ol, v. t. p. 199verbtransitive To praise or celebrate in song. The shepherds at their festivals, Carol her goodness. Milton.Căr'ol, v. i. p. 199verbintransitive To sing in joy or festivity; to warble. The gray linnets carol from the hill. Beattie.