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Definition of pig
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Pig (n.) A
piggin.
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Intracellular
::
Intracellular
(a.)
Within
a cell; as, the
intracellular
movements
seen in the
pigment
cells,
the
salivary
cells,
and in the
protoplasm
of some
vegetable
cells..
Epigrammatized
::
Epigrammatized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Epigrammatiz.
Rhodophane
::
Rhodophane
(n.) The red
pigment
contained
in the inner
segments
of the cones of the
retina
in
animals.
See
Chromophane.
Epigrammatizer
::
Epigrammatizer
(n.) One who
writes
in an
affectedly
pointed
style.
Toothbill
::
Toothbill
(n.) A
peculiar
fruit-eating
ground
pigeon
(Didunculus
strigiostris)
native
of the
Samoan
Islands,
and noted for its
resemblance,
in
several
characteristics,
to the
extinct
dodo. Its beak is stout and
strongly
hooked,
and the
mandible
has two or three
strong
teeth
toward
the end. Its color is
chocolate
red.
Called
also
toothbilled
pigeon,
and
manu-mea..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A
variety
of the
common
domestic
pigeon,
so
called
from a spot on its head just above its
beak..
Vermilion
::
Vermilion
(n.)
Hence,
a red color like the
pigment;
a
lively
and
brilliant
red; as,
cheeks
of
vermilion..
Anxiety
::
Anxiety
(n.) A state of
restlessness
and
agitation,
often with
general
indisposition
and a
distressing
sense of
oppression
at the
epigastrium..
Tattoo
::
Tattoo
(n.) An
indelible
mark or
figure
made by
puncturing
the skin and
introducing
some
pigment
into the
punctures;
-- a mode of
ornamentation
practiced
by
various
barbarous
races,
both in
ancient
and
modern
times,
and also by some among
civilized
nations,
especially
by
sailors..
Smalt
::
Smalt (v. t.) A deep blue
pigment
or
coloring
material
used in
various
arts. It is a
vitreous
substance
made of
cobalt,
potash,
and
calcined
quartz
fused,
and
reduced
to a
powder..
Epigraphy
::
Epigraphy
(n.) The
science
of
inscriptions;
the art of
engraving
inscriptions
or of
deciphering
them.
Trill
::
Trill (n.) A
sound,
of
consonantal
character,
made with a rapid
succession
of
partial
or
entire
intermissions,
by the
vibration
of some one part of the
organs
in the mouth --
tongue,
uvula,
epiglottis,
or lip --
against
another
part; as, the r is a trill in most
languages..
Alpigene
::
Alpigene
(a.)
Growing
in
Alpine
regions.
Runner
::
Runner
(n.) A
trough
or
channel
for
leading
molten
metal from a
furnace
to a
ladle,
mold, or pig bed..
Sealing Wax
::
Sealing
wax () A
compound
of the
resinous
materials,
pigments,
etc., used as a
material
for
seals,
as for
letters,
documents,
etc..
Pettitoes
::
Pettitoes
(n. pl.) The toes or feet of a pig, -- often used as food;
sometimes,
in
contempt,
the human
feet..
Chromatophore
::
Chromatophore
(n.) A
contractile
cell or
vesicle
containing
liquid
pigment
and
capable
of
changing
its form or size, thus
causing
changes
of color in the
translucent
skin of such
animals
as
possess
them. They are
highly
developed
and
numerous
in the
cephalopods..
Hognut
::
Hognut
(n.) The
pignut.
Epigaea
::
Epigaea
(n.) An
American
genus of
plants,
containing
but a
single
species
(E.
repens),
the
trailing
arbutus..
Pigeon
::
Pigeon
(v. t.) To
pluck;
to
fleece;
to
swindle
by
tricks
in
gambling.
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