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Definition of axillar
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Axillar
(a.)
Axillary.
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Olive
::
Olive (n.) A tree (Olea
Europaea)
with small
oblong
or
elliptical
leaves,
axillary
clusters
of
flowers,
and oval,
one-seeded
drupes.
The tree has been
cultivated
for its fruit for
thousands
of
years,
and its
branches
are the
emblems
of
peace.
The wood is
yellowish
brown and
beautifully
variegated..
Suprabranchial
::
Supra-axillary
(a.)
Growing
above the axil;
inserted
above the axil, as a
peduncle.
See
Suprafoliaceous..
Plectognathi
::
Plectognathi
(n. pl.) An order of
fishes
generally
having
the
maxillary
bone
united
with the
premaxillary,
and the
articular
united
with the
dentary..
Extraaxillary
::
Extraaxillary
(a.)
Growing
outside
of the
axils;
as, an
extra-axillary
bud..
Axillars
::
Axillars
(n. pl.)
Feathers
connecting
the under
surface
of the wing and the body, and
concealed
by the
closed
wing..
Intermaxillary
::
Intermaxillary
(n.) An
intermaxilla.
Mentha
::
Mentha
(n.) A
widely
distributed
genus of
fragrant
herbs,
including
the
peppermint,
spearmint,
etc. The
plants
have small
flowers,
usually
arranged
in dense
axillary
clusters..
Palpator
::
Palpator
(n.) One of a
family
of
clavicorn
beetles,
including
those which have very long
maxillary
palpi..
Supermedial
::
Supermaxillary
(a.)
Supermaxillary.
Palpus
::
Palpus
(n.) A
feeler;
especially,
one of the
jointed
sense
organs
attached
to the mouth
organs
of
insects,
arachnids,
crustaceans,
and
annelids;
as, the
mandibular
palpi,
maxillary
palpi,
and
labial
palpi.
The palpi of male
spiders
serve as
sexual
organs.
Called
also palp. See
Illust.
of
Arthrogastra
and
Orthoptera..
Admaxillary
::
Admaxillary
(a.) Near to the
maxilla
or
jawbone.
Supramundane
::
Supramaxillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the upper jaw.
Submedial
::
Submaxillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
submaxillary
gland;
as,
submaxillary
salvia..
Verticillaster
::
Verticillaster
(a.) A whorl of
flowers
apparently
of one
cluster,
but
composed
of two
opposite
axillary
cymes,
as in mint. See
Illust.
of
Whorl..
Opisthoglypha
::
Opisthoglypha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
serpents
which have some of the
posterior
maxillary
teeth
grooved
for
fangs.
Axillar
::
Axillar
(a.)
Axillary.
Myrtle
::
Myrtle
(n.) A
species
of the genus
Myrtus,
especially
Myrtus
communis.
The
common
myrtle
has a
shrubby,
upright
stem, eight or ten feet high. Its
branches
form a
close,
full head,
thickly
covered
with ovate or
lanceolate
evergreen
leaves.
It has
solitary
axillary
white or rosy
flowers,
followed
by black
several-seeded
berries.
The
ancients
considered
it
sacred
to
Venus.
The
flowers,
leaves,
and
berries
are used
variously
in
perfumery
and as a
condiment,
and the
beautifully
mottled
wood is used i
Brooklime
::
Brooklime
(n.) A plant
(Veronica
Beccabunga),
with
flowers,
usually
blue, in
axillary
racemes.
The
American
species
is V.
Americana..
Subbasal
::
Subaxillary
(a.)
Placed
under the axil, or angle
formed
by the
branch
of a plant with the stem, or a leaf with the
branch..
Pterygomaxillary
::
Pterygomaxillary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the inner
pterygoid
plate,
or
pterygoid
bone, and the lower jaw..
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