Craw [noun]

Small craw-fish387 go up as far as the mountains,388 and the larger as far as the confluence of the Indus and the Acesines.

I'll put grit in your craw and bones in your back, and a sup of glue, till you can stand straight and stick to your friends.

In spite of her anxiety, Nell's laughter rang through the room, as she pictured the pompous Mr. Brander thumping his "craw."

"Got sand in his craw, young Beaudry has," was the common verdict.

A bisque of craw-fish may also be served à la Colbert the same as a bisque of lobster.

It is made of craw-fish the same as with lobster, and is certainly more delicate than a bisque of lobster or of crabs.

Craw-fish, prawn, shrimp, and crab sauces are made the same as lobster sauce.

The craw-fish has only to be boiled before using it for decorating fish.

When broiled, serve the slices on a dish and place some boiled craw-fish all around and in the middle.

They should be placed back to back, with only a few craw-fish between, and the rest arranged as the above.