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Definition of pike
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pike is as below...
Pike
(sing.
& pl.) A large
fresh-water
fish (Esox
lucius),
found in
Europe
and
America,
highly
valued
as a food fish; --
called
also
pickerel,
gedd, luce, and
jack..
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Spike
::
Spike (n.) Spike
lavender.
See
Lavender.
Malacopterygii
::
Malacopterygii
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes
in which the fin rays,
except
the
anterior
ray of the
pectoral
and
dorsal
fins, are
closely
jointed,
and not
spiny.
It
includes
the carp, pike,
salmon,
shad, etc.
Called
also
Malacopteri..
Pike
::
Pike (n. & v.) A
turnpike;
a toll bar.
Gowdnook
::
Gowdnook
(n.) The saury pike; --
called
also
gofnick.
Spiciferous
::
Spiciferous
(a.)
Bearing
ears, or
spikes;
spicate..
Skittle-dog
::
Skittle-dog
(n.) The piked
dogfish.
Cat-tail
::
Cat-tail
(n.) A tall rush or flag
(Typha
latifolia)
growing
in
marshes,
with long, flat
leaves,
and
having
its
flowers
in a close
cylindrical
spike at the top of the stem. The
leaves
are
frequently
used for
seating
chairs,
making
mats, etc. See
Catkin..
Esox
::
Esox (n.) A genus of
fresh-water
fishes,
including
pike and
pickerel..
Spike
::
Spike (v. t.) To fix on a
spike.
Pike
::
Pike (n. & v.) A foot
soldier's
weapon,
consisting
of a long
wooden
shaft or
staff,
with a
pointed
steel head. It is now
superseded
by the
bayonet..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
weapon
of
infantry,
in the 14th and 15th
centuries.
A
common
form of bill
consisted
of a
broad,
heavy,
double-edged,
hook-shaped
blade,
having
a short pike at the back and
another
at the top, and
attached
to the end of a long
staff..
Pick
::
Pick (n.) A pike or
spike;
the sharp point fixed in the
center
of a
buckler.
Spiciform
::
Spiciform
(a.)
Spike-shaped.
Sedge
::
Sedge (n.) Any plant of the genus
Carex,
perennial,
endogenous
herbs,
often
growing
in dense tufts in
marshy
places.
They have
triangular
jointless
stems,
a
spiked
inflorescence,
and long
grasslike
leaves
which are
usually
rough on the
margins
and
midrib.
There are
several
hundred
species..
Spike
::
Spike (n.) A sort of very large nail; also, a piece of
pointed
iron set with
points
upward
or
outward..
Picked
::
Picked
(a.)
Having
a pike or spine on the back; -- said of
certain
fishes.
Percesoces
::
Percesoces
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes
including
the gray
mullets
(Mugil),
the
barracudas,
the
silversides,
and other
related
fishes.
So
called
from their
relation
both to
perches
and to
pikes..
Wall-eye
::
Wall-eye
(n.) An
American
fresh-water
food fish
(Stizostedion
vitreum)
having
large and
prominent
eyes; --
called
also
glasseye,
pike
perch,
yellow
pike, and
wall-eyed
perch..
Hyoganoidei
::
Hyoganoidei
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ganoid
fishes,
including
the gar pikes and
bowfins..
Grass Tree
::
Grass tree () An
Australian
plant of the genus
Xanthorrhoea,
having
a thick trunk
crowned
with a dense tuft of
pendulous,
grasslike
leaves,
from the
center
of which
arises
a long stem,
bearing
at its
summit
a dense
flower
spike
looking
somewhat
like a large
cat-tail.
These
plants
are often
called
blackboys
from the large
trunks
denuded
and
blackened
by fire. They yield two kinds of
fragrant
resin,
called
Botany-bay
gum, and Gum
Acaroides..
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