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Definition of bristle
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Bristle
(n.) A
stiff,
sharp,
roundish
hair..
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Hispid
::
Hispid
(a.) Beset with stiff hairs or
bristles.
Bristle-shaped
::
Bristle-shaped
(a.)
Resembling
a
bristle
in form; as, a
bristle-shaped
leaf..
Setigerous
::
Setigerous
(a.)
Covered
with
bristles;
having
or
bearing
a seta or
setae;
setiferous;
as,
setigerous
glands;
a
setigerous
segment
of an
annelid;
specifically
(Bot.),
tipped
with a
bristle..
Wart Hog
::
Wart hog ()
Either
one of two
species
of
large,
savage
African
wild hogs of the genus
Phacoch/rus.
These
animals
have a pair of
large,
rough,
fleshy
tubercles
behind
the tusks and
second
pair
behind
the eyes. The tusks are large and
strong,
and both pairs curve
upward.
The body is
scantily
covered
with
bristles,
but there is long
dorsal
mane. The South
African
species
(Phacoch/rus
Aethiopicus)
is the best
known.
Called
also
vlacke
vark. The
second
species
(P.
Aeliani)
is
native
of the
coasts
of
Cleavers
::
Cleavers
(n.) A
species
of
Galium
(G.
Aparine),
having
a fruit set with
hooked
bristles,
which
adhere
to
whatever
they come in
contact
with; --
called
also, goose
grass,
catchweed,
etc..
Setaceous
::
Setaceous
(a.) Set with, or
consisting
of,
bristles;
bristly;
as, a
stiff,
setaceous
tail..
Barbet
::
Barbet
(n.) A bird of the
family
Bucconidae,
allied
to the
Cuckoos,
having
a
large,
conical
beak
swollen
at the base, and
bearded
with five
bunches
of stiff
bristles;
the puff bird. It
inhabits
tropical
America
and
Africa..
Bristled
::
Bristled
(imp. & p. p.) of
Bristl.
Ctenostomata
::
Ctenostomata
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Bryozoa,
usually
having
a
circle
of
bristles
below the
tentacles..
Thysanura
::
Thysanura
(n. pl.) An order of
wingless
hexapod
insects
which have
setiform
caudal
appendages,
either
bent
beneath
the body to form a
spring,
or
projecting
as
bristles.
It
comprises
the
Cinura,
or
bristletails,
and the
Collembola,
or
springtails.
Called
also
Thysanoura.
See
Lepisma,
and
Podura..
Whiskered
::
Whiskered
(a.)
Having
elongated
hairs,
feathers,
or
bristles
on the
cheeks..
Verriculate
::
Verriculate
(a.)
Having
thickset
tufts of
parallel
hairs,
bristles,
or
branches..
Bristliness
::
Bristliness
(n.) The
quality
or state of
having
bristles.
Birse
::
Birse (n.) A
bristle
or
bristles.
Hirsute
::
Hirsute
(a.) Rough with hair; set with
bristles;
shaggy.
Acicula
::
Acicula
(n.) One of the
needlelike
or
bristlelike
spines
or
prickles
of some
animals
and
plants;
also, a
needlelike
crystal..
Lepisma
::
Lepisma
(n.) A genus of
wingless
thysanurous
insects
having
an
elongated
flattened
body,
covered
with
shining
scales
and
terminated
by seven
unequal
bristles.
A
common
species
(Lepisma
saccharina)
is found in
houses,
and often
injures
books and
furniture.
Called
also
shiner,
silver
witch,
silver
moth, and
furniture
bug..
Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.) Rough with
bristles
or hair;
shaggy.
Brustle
::
Brustle
(v. i.) To make a show of
fierceness
or
defiance;
to
bristle.
Cinura
::
Cinura
(n. pl.) The group of
Thysanura
which
includes
Lepisma
and
allied
forms;
the
bristletails.
See
Bristletail,
and
Lepisma..
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