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Definition of beneath
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 beneath is as below...
Beneath
(prep.)
Lower in
place,
with
something
directly
over or on;
under;
underneath;
hence,
at the foot of..
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Jugular
::
"Jugular
(a.) Any fish which has the
ventral
fins
situated
forward
of the
pectoral
fins, or
beneath
the
throat;
one of a
division
of
fishes
(Jugulares)..
Haematosac
::
Haematosac
(n.) A
vascular
sac
connected,
beneath
the
brain,
in many
fishes,
with the
infundibulum..
Above
::
Above
(prep.)
In or to a
higher
place;
higher
than; on or over the upper
surface;
over; --
opposed
to below or
beneath.
Brisket
::
Brisket
(n.) That part of the
breast
of an
animal
which
extends
from the fore legs back
beneath
the ribs; also
applied
to the fore part of a
horse,
from the
shoulders
to the
bottom
of the
chest..
''neath
::
'Neath
(prep.
& adv.) An
abbreviation
of
Beneath.
Silverweed
::
Silverweed
(n.) A
perennial
rosaceous
herb
(Potentilla
Anserina)
having
the
leaves
silvery
white
beneath.
Overwhelm
::
Overwhelm
(v. t.) To cover over
completely,
as by a great wave; to
overflow
and bury
beneath;
to
ingulf;
hence,
figuratively,
to
immerse
and bear down; to
overpower;
to
crush;
to bury; to
oppress,
etc.,
overpoweringly..
Underlie
::
Underlie
(v. t.) To lie
under;
to rest
beneath;
to be
situated
under;
as, a
stratum
of clay
underlies
the
surface
gravel..
Underget
::
Underget
(v. t.) To get under or
beneath;
also, to
understand..
Subglobose
::
Subglacial
(a.)
Pertaining
or
belonging
to the under side of a
glacier;
being
beneath
a
glacier;
as,
subglacial
streams..
Undershut
::
Undershut
(a.)
Closed
from
beneath.
Subnex
::
Subnect
(v. t.) To tie or
fasten
beneath;
to join
beneath.
Subcrystalline
::
Subcrustaceous
(a.)
Occurring
beneath
a crust or scab; as, a
subcrustaceous
cicatrization..
Crab
::
Crab (n.) One of the
brachyuran
Crustacea.
They are
mostly
marine,
and
usually
have a
broad,
short body,
covered
with a
strong
shell or
carapace.
The
abdomen
is small and
curled
up
beneath
the
body..
Porpoise
::
Porpoise
(n.) Any small
cetacean
of the genus
Phocaena,
especially
P.
communis,
or P.
phocaena,
of
Europe,
and the
closely
allied
American
species
(P.
Americana).
The color is dusky or
blackish
above,
paler
beneath.
They are
closely
allied
to the
dolphins,
but have a
shorter
snout.
Called
also
harbor
porpoise,
herring
hag,
puffing
pig, and
snuffer..
Subbrachian
::
Subbrachiales
(n. pl.) A
division
of
soft-finned
fishes
in which the
ventral
fins are
situated
beneath
the
pectorial
fins, or
nearly
so..
Hypoarion
::
Hypoarion
(n.) An oval lobe
beneath
each of the optic lobes in many
fishes;
one of the
inferior
lobes.
Glanders
::
Glanders
(n.) A
highly
contagious
and very
destructive
disease
of
horses,
asses,
mules,
etc.,
characterized
by a
constant
discharge
of
sticky
matter
from the nose, and an
enlargement
and
induration
of the
glands
beneath
and
within
the lower jaw. It may
transmitted
to dogs,
goats,
sheep,
and to human
beings..
Exergue
::
Exergue
(n.) The small space
beneath
the base line of a
subject
engraved
on a coin or
medal.
It
usually
contains
the date,
place,
engraver's
name, etc., or other
subsidiary
matter..
Hemidactyl
::
Hemidactyl
(n.) Any
species
of Old World
geckoes
of the genus
Hemidactylus.
The
hemidactyls
have
dilated
toes, with two rows of
plates
beneath..
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