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Definition of beak
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Beak (n.) Any
process
somewhat
like the beak of a bird,
terminating
the fruit or other parts of a
plant..
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Beaker
::
Beaker
(n.) An
open-mouthed,
thin glass
vessel,
having
a
projecting
lip for
pouring;
-- used for
holding
solutions
requiring
heat..
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..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) A toe clip. See Clip, n.
(Far.)..
Cere
::
Cere (n.) The soft naked
sheath
at the base of the beak of birds of prey,
parrots,
and some other
birds.
See
Beak..
Swan
::
Swan (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of large
aquatic
birds
belonging
to
Cygnus,
Olor, and
allied
genera
of the
subfamily
Cygninae.
They have a large and
strong
beak and a long neck, and are noted for their
graceful
movements
when
swimming.
Most of the
northern
species
are
white.
In
literature
the swan was
fabled
to sing a
melodious
song,
especially
at the time of its
death..
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) Any
beaklike
prolongation,
esp. of the head of an
animal,
as the beak of
birds..
Birostrated
::
Birostrated
(a.)
Having
a
double
beak, or two
processes
resembling
beaks..
Kamichi
::
Kamichi
(n.) A
curious
South
American
bird
(Anhima,
/
Palamedea,
cornuta),
often
domesticated
by the
natives
and kept with
poultry,
which it
defends
against
birds of prey. It has a long,
slender,
hornlike
ornament
on its head, and two sharp spurs on each wing.
Although
its beak, feet, and legs
resemble
those of
gallinaceous
birds,
it is
related
in
anatomical
characters
to the ducks and geese
(Anseres).
Called
also
horned
screamer.
The name is
sometimes
applied
also to the
chaja.
See
Chaja,
and S
Dentirostral
::
Dentirostral
(a.)
Having
a
toothed
bill; --
applied
to a group of
passerine
birds,
having
the bill
notched,
and
feeding
chiefly
on
insects,
as the
shrikes
and
vireos.
See
Illust.
(N) under
Beak..
Rostellate
::
Rostellate
(a.)
Having
a
rostellum,
or small beak;
terminating
in a
beak..
Rostrulum
::
Rostrulum
(n.) A
little
rostrum,
or beak, as of an
insect..
Rostriform
::
Rostriform
(a.)
Having
the form of a beak.
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The beak or head of a ship.
Beak
::
Beak (n.) Any
process
somewhat
like the beak of a bird,
terminating
the fruit or other parts of a
plant..
Beakhead
::
Beakhead
(n.) A small
platform
at the fore part of the upper deck of a
vessel,
which
contains
the water
closets
of the
crew..
Nib
::
Nib (n.) The bill or beak of a bird; the neb.
Crow
::
Crow (v. i.) A bar of iron with a beak,
crook,
or claw; a bar of iron used as a
lever;
a
crowbar..
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) A pair of
forceps
of
various
kinds,
having
a
beaklike
form..
Neb
::
Neb (n.) The nose; the
snout;
the
mouth;
the beak of a bird; a nib, as of a pen..
Crane''s-bill
::
Crane's-bill
(n.) The
geranium;
-- so named from the long axis of the
fruit,
which
resembles
the beak of a
crane..
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