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Definition of pigeon
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Pigeon
(n.) Any bird of the order
Columbae,
of which
numerous
species
occur in
nearly
all parts of the
world..
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Turtledove
::
Turtledove
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
pigeons
more or less
resembling
the true
turtledoves,
as the
American
mourning
dove (see under
Dove),
and the
Australian
turtledove
(Stictopelia
cuneata)..
Goura
::
Goura (n.) One of
several
species
of
large,
crested
ground
pigeons
of the genus
Goura,
inhabiting
New
Guinea
and
adjacent
islands.
The Queen
Victoria
pigeon
(Goura
Victoria)
and the
crowned
pigeon
(G.
coronata)
are among the beat known
species..
Sea Turtle
::
Sea
turtle
() The sea
pigeon,
or
guillemot..
Peristeropodous
::
Peristeropodous
(a.)
Having
pigeonlike
feet; -- said of those
gallinaceous
birds that rest on all four toes, as the
curassows
and
megapods..
Shaker
::
Shaker
(n.) A
variety
of
pigeon.
Pigeon-breasted
::
Pigeon-breasted
(a.)
Having
a
breast
like a
pigeon,
-- the
sternum
being so
prominent
as to
constitute
a
deformity;
chicken-breasted..
Barb
::
Barb (n.) A
blackish
or dun
variety
of the
pigeon,
originally
brought
from
Barbary..
Hawk
::
Hawk (n.) One of
numerous
species
and
genera
of
rapacious
birds of the
family
Falconidae.
They
differ
from the true
falcons
in
lacking
the
prominent
tooth and notch of the bill, and in
having
shorter
and less
pointed
wings.
Many are of large size and grade into the
eagles.
Some, as the
goshawk,
were
formerly
trained
like
falcons.
In a more
general
sense the word is not
infrequently
applied,
also, to true
falcons,
as the
sparrow
hawk,
pigeon
hawk, duck hawk, and
prairie
hawk..
Pigeonhole
::
Pigeonhole
(v. t.) To place in the
pigeonhole
of a case or
cabinet;
hence,
to put away; to lay aside
indefinitely;
as, to
pigeonhole
a
letter
or a
report..
Fan-tailed
::
Fan-tailed
(a.)
Having
an
expanded,
or
fan-shaped,
tail; as, the
fan-tailed
pigeon..
Sassorolla
::
Sassorolla
(n.) The rock
pigeon.
See under
Pigeon.
Peristerite
::
Peristerite
(n.) A
variety
of
albite,
whitish
and
slightly
iridescent
like a
pigeon's
neck..
Pigeontoed
::
Pigeontoed
(a.)
Having
the toes
turned
in.
Angola Pea
::
Angola
pea () A
tropical
plant
(Cajanus
indicus)
and its
edible
seed, a kind of
pulse;
-- so
called
from
Angola
in
Western
Africa.
Called
also
pigeon
pea and Congo pea..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A
variety
of the
common
domestic
pigeon,
so
called
from a spot on its head just above its
beak..
Laugher
::
Laugher
(n.) A
variety
of the
domestic
pigeon.
Pigeon
::
Pigeon
(v. t.) To
pluck;
to
fleece;
to
swindle
by
tricks
in
gambling.
Poke
::
Poke (n.) A large North
American
herb of the genus
Phytolacca
(P.
decandra),
bearing
dark
purple
juicy
berries;
--
called
also
garget,
pigeon
berry,
pocan,
and
pokeweed.
The root and
berries
have
emetic
and
purgative
properties,
and are used in
medicine.
The young
shoots
are
sometimes
eaten as a
substitute
for
asparagus,
and the
berries
are said to be used in
Europe
to color
wine..
Runt
::
Runt (a.) A
variety
of
domestic
pigeon,
related
to the barb and
carrier..
Stew
::
Stew (v. t.) A dish
prepared
by
stewing;
as, a
stewof
pigeons..
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