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Definition of beak
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 beak is as below...
Beak (n.) A beam, shod or armed at the end with a metal head or
point,
and
projecting
from the prow of an
ancient
galley,
in order to
pierce
the
vessel
of an
enemy;
a
beakhead..
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Retort
::
Retort
(v. t.) A
vessel
in which
substances
are
subjected
to
distillation
or
decomposition
by heat. It is made of
different
forms and
materials
for
different
uses, as a bulb of glass with a
curved
beak to enter a
receiver
for
general
chemical
operations,
or a
cylinder
or
semicylinder
of cast iron for the
manufacture
of gas in gas
works..
Beaked
::
Beaked
(a.)
Furnished
with a
process
or a mouth like a beak;
rostrate.
Beak
::
Beak (n.) A toe clip. See Clip, n.
(Far.)..
Preen
::
Preen (n.) To dress with, or as with, a
preen;
to trim or dress with the beak, as the
feathers;
-- said of
birds..
Rostelliform
::
Rostelliform
(a.)
Having
the form of a
rostellum,
or small
beak..
Beaker
::
Beaker
(n.) An
open-mouthed,
thin glass
vessel,
having
a
projecting
lip for
pouring;
-- used for
holding
solutions
requiring
heat..
Birostrated
::
Birostrated
(a.)
Having
a
double
beak, or two
processes
resembling
beaks..
Rostellate
::
Rostellate
(a.)
Having
a
rostellum,
or small beak;
terminating
in a
beak..
Crow
::
Crow (v. i.) A bar of iron with a beak,
crook,
or claw; a bar of iron used as a
lever;
a
crowbar..
Rostellum
::
Rostellum
(n.) A small
beaklike
process
or
extension
of some part; a small
rostrum;
as, the
rostellum
of the
stigma
of
violets,
or of the
operculum
of many
mosses;
the
rostellum
on the head of a
tapeworm..
Coracoid
::
Coracoid
(a.)
Shaped
like a
crow's
beak.
Toucan
::
Toucan
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
fruit-eating
birds of
tropical
America
belonging
to
Ramphastos,
Pteroglossus,
and
allied
genera
of the
family
Ramphastidae.
They have a very
large,
but light and thin, beak, often
nearly
as long as the body
itself.
Most of the
species
are
brilliantly
colored
with red,
yellow,
white,
and black in
striking
contrast..
Rook
::
Rook (n.) A
European
bird
(Corvus
frugilegus)
resembling
the crow, but
smaller.
It is
black,
with
purple
and
violet
reflections.
The base of the beak and the
region
around
it are
covered
with a
rough,
scabrous
skin, which in old birds is
whitish.
It is
gregarious
in its
habits.
The name is also
applied
to
related
Asiatic
species..
Sue
::
Sue (v. t.) To
clean,
as the beak; -- said of a
hawk..
Disarmed
::
Disarmed
(a.)
Deprived
of
claws,
and teeth or
beaks..
Tetrodon
::
Tetrodon
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
plectognath
fishes
belonging
to
Tetrodon
and
allied
genera.
Each jaw is
furnished
with two
large,
thick,
beaklike,
bony
teeth..
Nail
::
Nail (n.) The
terminal
horny plate on the beak of
ducks,
and other
allied
birds..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) The bill or nib of a bird,
consisting
of a horny
sheath,
covering
the jaws. The form
varied
much
according
to the food and
habits
of the bird, and is
largely
used in the
classification
of
birds..
Jacobin
::
"Jacobin
(n.) A fancy
pigeon,
in which the
feathers
of the neck form a hood, --
whence
the name. The wings and tail are long, and the beak
moderately
short..
Lunule
::
Lunule
(n.) A
special
area in front of the beak of many
bivalve
shells.
It
sometimes
has the shape of a
double
crescent,
but is
oftener
heart-shaped.
See
Illust.
of
Bivalve..
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