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Definition of spider
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Spider
(n.) Any one of
various
other
arachnids
resembling
the true
spiders,
especially
certain
mites,
as the red
spider
(see under
Red)..
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Falcer
::
Falcer
(n.) One of the
mandibles
of a
spider.
Scopula
::
Scopula
(n.) A
peculiar
brushlike
organ found on the foot of
spiders
and used in the
construction
of the web.
Palpus
::
Palpus
(n.) A
feeler;
especially,
one of the
jointed
sense
organs
attached
to the mouth
organs
of
insects,
arachnids,
crustaceans,
and
annelids;
as, the
mandibular
palpi,
maxillary
palpi,
and
labial
palpi.
The palpi of male
spiders
serve as
sexual
organs.
Called
also palp. See
Illust.
of
Arthrogastra
and
Orthoptera..
Araneidan
::
Araneidan
(n.) One of the
Araneina;
a
spider.
Thornback
::
Thornback
(n.) The large
European
spider
crab or king crab (Maia
squinado).
Saltigradae
::
Saltigradae
(n. pl.) A tribe of
spiders
including
those which lie in wait and leap upon their prey; the
leaping
spiders.
Araneose
::
Araneose
(a.) Of the
aspect
of a
spider's
web;
arachnoid.
Web
::
Web (n.) The
texture
of very fine
thread
spun by a
spider
for
catching
insects
at its prey; a
cobweb.
Cocoon
::
Cocoon
(n.) The case of silk made by
spiders
to
protect
their eggs.
Hair
::
Hair (n.) A
slender
outgrowth
from the
chitinous
cuticle
of
insects,
spiders,
crustaceans,
and other
invertebrates.
Such hairs are
totally
unlike
those of
vertebrates
in
structure,
composition,
and mode of
growth..
Mygale
::
Mygale
(n.) A genus of very large hairy
spiders
having
four lungs and only four
spinnerets.
They do not spin webs, but
usually
construct
tubes in the
earth,
which are often
furnished
with a
trapdoor.
The South
American
bird
spider
(Mygale
avicularia),
and the crab
spider,
or
matoutou
(M.
cancerides)
are among the
largest
species.
Some of the
species
are
erroneously
called
tarantulas,
as the Texas
tarantula
(M.
Hentzii)..
Tradescantia
::
Tradescantia
(n.) A genus
including
spiderwort
and
Wandering
Jew.
Gossamer
::
Gossamer
(n.) A fine, filmy
substance,
like
cobwebs,
floating
in the air, in calm, clear
weather,
especially
in
autumn.
It is seen in
stubble
fields
and on furze or low
bushes,
and is
formed
by small
spiders..
Cob
::
Cob (n.) A
spider;
perhaps
from its
shape;
it being round like a head.
Water Spider
::
Water
spider
() Any
spider
that
habitually
lives on or about the
water,
especially
the large
American
species
(Dolomedes
lanceolatus)
which runs
rapidly
on the
surface
of
water;
--
called
also raft
spider..
Citigradae
::
Citigradae
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Arachnoidea,
including
the
European
tarantula
and the wolf
spiders
(Lycosidae)
and their
allies,
which
capture
their prey by
rapidly
running
and
jumping.
See Wolf
spider..
Sea Spider
::
Sea
spider
() Any
maioid
crab; a
spider
crab. See
Maioid,
and
Spider
crab, under
Spider..
Octopede
::
Octopede
(n.) An
animal
having
eight feet, as a
spider..
Spiderlike
::
Spiderlike
(a.) Like a
spider.
Fang
::
Fang (v. t.) The tusk of an
animal,
by which the prey is
seized
and held or torn; a long
pointed
tooth;
esp., one of the
usually
erectile,
venomous
teeth of
serpents.
Also, one of the
falcers
of a
spider..
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