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Definition of rodent
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Rodent
(v. t.)
Gnawing.
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Hystricomorphous
::
Hystricomorphous
(a.) Like, or
allied
to, the
porcupines;
-- said of a group
(Hystricomorpha)
of
rodents..
Squirrel
::
Squirrel
(v. i.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
rodents
belonging
to the genus
Sciurus
and
several
allied
genera
of the
family
Sciuridae.
Squirrels
generally
have a bushy tail, large erect ears, and
strong
hind legs. They are
commonly
arboreal
in their
habits,
but many
species
live in
burrows..
Water Mouse
::
Water mouse () Any one of
several
species
of mice
belonging
to the genus
Hydromys,
native
of
Australia
and
Tasmania.
Their hind legs are
strong
and their toes
partially
webbed.
They live on the
borders
of
streams,
and swim well. They are
remarkable
as being the only
rodents
found in
Australia..
#NAME?
::
-ent () An
adjective
suffix
signifying
action
or
being;
as,
corrodent,
excellent,
emergent,
continent,
quiescent.
See
-ant..
Tuko-tuko
::
Tuko-tuko
(n.) A
burrowing
South
American
rodent
(Ctenomys
Braziliensis).
It has small eyes and ears and a short tail. It
resembles
the
pocket
gopher
in size, form, and
habits,
but is more
nearly
allied
to the
porcupines..
Corrodent
::
Corrodent
(n.)
Anything
that
corrodes.
Castor
::
Castor
(n.) A genus of
rodents,
including
the
beaver.
See
Beaver..
Marmot
::
Marmot
(n.) Any
rodent
of the genus
Arctomys.
The
common
European
marmot
(A.
marmotta)
is about the size of a
rabbit,
and
inhabits
the
higher
regions
of the Alps and
Pyrenees.
The bobac is
another
European
species.
The
common
American
species
(A.
monax)
is the
woodchuck..
Hystrix
::
Hystrix
(n.) A genus of
rodents,
including
the
porcupine..
Microsthene
::
Microsthene
(n.) One of a group of
mammals
having
a small size as a
typical
characteristic.
It
includes
the lower
orders,
as the
Insectivora,
Cheiroptera,
Rodentia,
and
Edentata..
Scalpriform
::
Scalpriform
(a.)
Shaped
like a
chisel;
as, the
scalpriform
incisors
of
rodents..
Aye-aye
::
Aye-aye
(n.) A
singular
nocturnal
quadruped,
allied
to the
lemurs,
found in
Madagascar
(Cheiromys
Madagascariensis),
remarkable
for its long
fingers,
sharp
nails,
and
rodent-like
incisor
teeth..
Lemming
::
Lemming
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
arctic
rodents
of the
genera
Myodes
and
Cuniculus,
resembling
the
meadow
mice in form. They are found in both
hemispheres..
Octodont
::
Octodont
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Octodontidae,
a
family
of
rodents
which
includes
the
coypu,
and many other South
American
species..
Rodentia
::
Rodentia
(a.) An order of
mammals
having
two
(rarely
four) large
incisor
teeth in each jaw,
distant
from the molar
teeth.
The rats,
squirrels,
rabbits,
marmots,
and
beavers
belong
to this
order..
Gnawer
::
Gnawer
(n.) A
rodent.
Corrodent
::
Corrodent
(a.)
Corrosive.
Sciurine
::
Sciurine
(n.) A
rodent
of the
Squirrel
family.
Mus
::
Mus (n.) A genus of small
rodents,
including
the
common
mouse and rat..
Utia
::
Utia (n.) Any
species
of large West
Indian
rodents
of the genus
Capromys,
or Utia. In
general
appearance
and
habits
they
resemble
rats, but they are as large as
rabbits..
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