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Definition of robin
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Robin (n.) A small
European
singing
bird
(Erythacus
rubecula),
having
a
reddish
breast;
--
called
also robin
redbreast,
robinet,
and
ruddock..
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Disrobing
::
Disrobing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disrob.
Robinet
::
Robinet
(n.) A
military
engine
formerly
used for
throwing
darts and
stones.
Robin
::
Robin (n.) An
American
singing
bird
(Merula
migratoria),
having
the
breast
chestnut,
or dull red. The upper parts are
olive-gray,
the head and tail
blackish.
Called
also robin
redbreast,
and
migratory
thrush..
Robinia
::
Robinia
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
trees
including
the
common
locust
of North
America
(Robinia
Pseudocacia).
Robinet
::
Robinet
(n.) The
European
robin.
Gurnet
::
Gurnet
(n.) One
ofseveral
European
marine
fishes,
of the genus
Trigla
and
allied
genera,
having
a large and spiny head, with
mailed
cheeks.
Some of the
species
are
highly
esteemed
for food. The name is
sometimes
applied
to the
American
sea
robins..
Grunter
::
Grunter
(n.) One of
several
American
marine
fishes.
See Sea
robin,
and
Grunt,
n., 2..
Morris
::
Morris
(n.) A dance
formerly
common
in
England,
often
performed
in
pagenats,
processions,
and May
games.
The
dancers,
grotesquely
dressed
and
ornamented,
took the parts of Robin Hood,
Maidmarian,
and other
fictious
characters..
Baltimore Oriole
::
Baltimore
oriole
() A
common
American
bird
(Icterus
galbula),
named after Lord
Baltimore,
because
its
colors
(black
and
orange
red) are like those of his coat of arms; --
called
also
golden
robin..
Robertsman
::
Robertsman
(n.) A bold, stout
robber,
or night
thief;
-- said to be so
called
from Robin
Hood..
Chrysarobin
::
Chrysarobin
(n.) A
bitter,
yellow
substance
forming
the
essential
constituent
of Goa
powder,
and
yielding
chrysophanic
acid
proper;
hence
formerly
called
also
chrysphanic
acid..
Bluebird
::
Bluebird
(n.) A small song bird
(Sialia
sialis),
very
common
in the
United
States,
and, in the
north,
one of the
earliest
to
arrive
in
spring.
The male is blue, with the
breast
reddish.
It is
related
to the
European
robin..
Cuckooflower
::
Cuckooflower
(n.) A
species
of
Cardamine
(C.
pratensis),
or
lady's
smock.
Its
leaves
are used in
salads.
Also, the
ragged
robin
(Lychnis
Flos-cuculi)..
Vestiary
::
Vestiary
(n.) A
wardrobe;
a
robing
room; a
vestry.
Robin
::
Robin (n.) Any one of
several
Asiatic
birds;
as, the
Indian
robins.
See
Indian
robin,
below..
Lords And Ladies
::
Lords and
Ladies
() The
European
wake-robin
(Arum
maculatum),
-- those with
purplish
spadix
the
lords,
and those with pale
spadix
the
ladies..
Hobgoblin
::
Hobgoblin
(n.) A
frightful
goblin;
an imp; a
bugaboo;
also, a name
formerly
given to the
household
spirit,
Robin
Goodfellow..
Redbreast
::
Redbreast
(n.) The
European
robin.
Wingfish
::
Wingfish
(n.) A sea robin
having
large,
winglike
pectoral
fins. See Sea
robin,
under
Robin..
Wake-robin
::
Wake-robin
(n.) Any plant of the genus Arum,
especially,
in
England,
the
cuckoopint
(Arum
maculatum)..
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