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Definition of bait
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 bait is as below...
Bait (v. t.) To
provoke
and
harass;
esp., to
harass
or
torment
for
sport;
as, to bait a bear with dogs; to bait a
bull..
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Whitebait
::
Whitebait
(n.) The young of
several
species
of
herrings,
especially
of the
common
herring,
esteemed
a great
delicacy
by
epicures
in
England..
Hellgramite
::
Hellgramite
(n.) The
aquatic
larva of a large
American
winged
insect
(Corydalus
cornutus),
much used a fish bait by
anglers;
the
dobson.
It
belongs
to the
Neuroptera..
Decoy
::
Decoy (n.)
Anything
intended
to lead into a
snare;
a lure that
deceives
and
misleads
into
danger,
or into the power of an
enemy;
a
bait..
Bait
::
Bait (v. t.) To
furnish
or cover with bait, as a trap or
hook..
Loligo
::
Loligo
(n.) A genus of
cephalopods,
including
numerous
species
of
squids,
common
on the
coasts
of
America
and
Europe.
They are much used for fish
bait..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To move from a lower
position
to a
higher;
to
ascend;
to mount up.
Specifically:
-- (a) To go
upward
by
walking,
climbing,
flying,
or any other
voluntary
motion;
as, a bird rises in the air; a fish rises to the
bait..
Caddis
::
Caddis
(n.) The larva of a
caddice
fly. These
larvae
generally
live in
cylindrical
cases,
open at each end, and
covered
externally
with
pieces
of
broken
shells,
gravel,
bits of wood, etc. They are a
favorite
bait with
anglers.
Called
also
caddice
worm, or
caddis
worm..
Bug
::
Bug (n.) One of
certain
kinds of
Crustacea;
as, the sow bug; pill bug; bait bug; salve bug, etc..
Sniggle
::
Sniggle
(v. i.) To fish for eels by
thrusting
the
baited
hook into their holes or
hiding
places.
Angle
::
Angle (n.) A
fishhook;
tackle
for
catching
fish,
consisting
of a line, hook, and bait, with or
without
a rod..
Badgerer
::
Badgerer
(n.) A kind of dog used in
badger
baiting.
Cunner
::
Cunner
(n.) A small
edible
fish of the
Atlantic
coast
(Ctenolabrus
adspersus);
--
called
also
chogset,
burgall,
blue
perch,
and bait
stealer..
Tole
::
Tole (v. t.) To draw, or cause to
follow,
by
displaying
something
pleasing
or
desirable;
to
allure
by some
bait..
Lant
::
Lant (n.) Any one of
several
species
of
small,
slender,
marine
fishes
of the genus
Ammedytes.
The
common
European
species
(A.
tobianus)
and the
American
species
(A.
Americanus)
live on sandy
shores,
buried
in the sand, and are
caught
in large
quantities
for bait.
Called
also
launce,
and sand eel..
Bait
::
Bait (v. t.) To
provoke
and
harass;
esp., to
harass
or
torment
for
sport;
as, to bait a bear with dogs; to bait a
bull..
Baiter
::
Baiter
(n.) One who
baits;
a
tormentor.
Dobson
::
Dobson
(n.) The
aquatic
larva of a large
neuropterous
insect
(Corydalus
cornutus),
used as bait in
angling.
See
Hellgamite..
Whitebait
::
Whitebait
(n.) A small
translucent
fish
(Salanx
Chinensis)
abundant
at
certain
seasons
on the
coasts
of China and
Japan,
and used in the same
manner
as the
European
whitebait..
Sarabaite
::
Sarabaite
(n.) One of
certain
vagrant
or
heretical
Oriental
monks in the early
church.
Hippe
::
Hippe (n.) A genus of
marine
decapod
crustaceans,
which
burrow
rapidly
in the sand by
pushing
themselves
backward;
--
called
also bait bug. See
Illust.
under
Anomura..
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