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Definition of burr
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Burr (n.) The lobe of the ear. See Burr, n., 5..
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Lugworm
::
Lugworm
(n.) A large
marine
annelid
(Arenicola
marina)
having
a row of
tufted
gills along each side of the back. It is found
burrowing
in sandy
beaches,
both in
America
and
Europe,
and is used for bait by
European
fishermen.
Called
also
lobworm,
and
baitworm..
Burr
::
Burr (n.) Any rough or
prickly
envelope
of the seeds of
plants,
whether
a
pericarp,
a
persistent
calyx,
or an
involucre,
as of the
chestnut
and
burdock.
Also, any weed which bears
burs..
Burrowing
::
Burrowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Burro.
Spirable
::
Spiodea
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
marine
Annelida,
including
those that are
without
oral
tentacles
or
cirri,
and have the
gills,
when
present,
mostly
arranged
along the sides of the body. They
generally
live in
burrows
or
tubes..
Burr
::
Burr (n.) A small
circular
saw.
Burr
::
Burr (n.) A
prickly
seed
vessel.
See Bur, 1..
Earth
::
Earth (v. t.) To hide, or cause to hide, in the
earth;
to chase into a
burrow
or den..
Zokor
::
Zokor (n.) An
Asiatic
burrowing
rodent
(Siphneus
aspalax)
resembling
the mole rat. It is
native
of the Altai
Mountains.
Burrower
::
Burrower
(n.) One who, or that
which,
burrows;
an
animal
that makes a hole under
ground
and lives in it..
Tuko-tuko
::
Tuko-tuko
(n.) A
burrowing
South
American
rodent
(Ctenomys
Braziliensis).
It has small eyes and ears and a short tail. It
resembles
the
pocket
gopher
in size, form, and
habits,
but is more
nearly
allied
to the
porcupines..
Gribble
::
Gribble
(n.) A small
marine
isopod
crustacean
(Limnoria
lignorum
or L.
terebrans),
which
burrows
into and
rapidly
destroys
submerged
timber,
such as the piles of
wharves,
both in
Europe
and
America..
Badger
::
Badger
(n.) A
carnivorous
quadruped
of the genus Meles or of an
allied
genus.
It is a
burrowing
animal,
with
short,
thick legs, and long claws on the fore feet. One
species
(M.
vulgaris),
called
also
brock,
inhabits
the north of
Europe
and Asia;
another
species
(Taxidea
Americana
/
Labradorica)
inhabits
the
northern
parts of North
America.
See
Teledu..
Jigger
::
"Jigger
(n.) A
species
of flea
(Sarcopsylla,
/
Pulex,
penetrans),
which
burrows
beneath
the skin. See
Chigoe..
Fiddler
::
Fiddler
(n.) A
burrowing
crab of the genus
Gelasimus,
of many
species.
The male has one claw very much
enlarged,
and often holds it in a
position
similar
to that in which a
musician
holds a
fiddle,
hence the name; --
called
also
calling
crab,
soldier
crab, and
fighting
crab..
Sandworm
::
Sandworm
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
annelids
which
burrow
in the sand of the
seashore.
Tatou
::
Tatou (n.) The giant
armadillo
(Priodontes
gigas)
of
tropical
South
America.
It
becomes
nearly
five feet long
including
the tail. It is noted for its
burrowing
powers,
feeds
largely
upon dead
animals,
and
sometimes
invades
human
graves..
Burhel
::
Burhel
(n.) Alt. of
Burrhe.
Clapper
::
Clapper
(n.) A
rabbit
burrow.
Burrow
::
Burrow
(n.) A
shelter;
esp. a hole in the
ground
made by
certain
animals,
as
rabbits,
for
shelter
and
habitation..
Lithophagous
::
Lithophagous
(a.)
Eating
or
destroying
stone;
--
applied
to
various
animals
which make
burrows
in
stone,
as many
bivalve
mollusks,
certain
sponges,
annelids,
and sea
urchins.
See
Lithodomus..
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