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Definition of burr
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 burr is as below...
Burr (n.) A
guttural
pronounciation
of the
letter
r,
produced
by
trilling
the
extremity
of the soft
palate
against
the back part of the
tongue;
rotacism;
-- often
called
the
Newcastle,
Northumberland,
or
Tweedside,
burr..
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Burrel
::
Burrel
(n.) A sort of pear,
called
also the red
butter
pear, from its
smooth,
delicious,
soft
pulp..
Burhel
::
Burhel
(n.) Alt. of
Burrhe.
Unburrow
::
Unburrow
(v. t.) To force from a
burrow;
to
unearth.
Saxicavous
::
Saxicavous
(a.)
Boring,
or
hollowing
out,
rocks;
-- said of
certain
mollusks
which live in holes which they
burrow
in
rocks.
See
Illust.
of
Lithodomus..
Toad
::
Toad (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
batrachians
belonging
to the genus Bufo and
allied
genera,
especially
those of the
family
Bufonidae.
Toads are
generally
terrestrial
in their
habits
except
during
the
breeding
season,
when they seek the
water.
Most of the
species
burrow
beneath
the earth in the
daytime
and come forth to feed on
insects
at
night.
Most toads have a
rough,
warty skin in which are
glands
that
secrete
an acrid
fluid..
Woodchuck
::
Woodchuck
(n.) A
common
large North
American
marmot
(Arctomys
monax).
It is
usually
reddish
brown,
more or less
grizzled
with gray. It makes
extensive
burrows,
and is often
injurious
to
growing
crops.
Called
also
ground
hog..
Burrhel
::
Burrhel
(n.) The wild
Himalayan,
or blue, sheep (Ovis
burrhel)..
Burrow
::
Burrow
(n.) An
incorporated
town. See 1st
Borough.
Chigre
::
Chigre
(n.) A
species
of flea
(Pulex
penetrans),
common
in the West
Indies
and South
America,
which often
attacks
the feet or any
exposed
part of the human body, and
burrowing
beneath
the skin
produces
great
irritation.
When the
female
is
allowed
to
remain
and
breed,
troublesome
sores
result,
which are
sometimes
dangerous.
See
Jigger..
Burrow
::
Burrow
(v. i.) To
excavate
a hole to lodge in, as in the
earth;
to lodge in a hole
excavated
in the
earth,
as
conies
or
rabbits..
Burr
::
Burr (v. i.) To speak with burr; to make a
hoarse
or
guttural
murmur.
Burr Millstone
::
Burr
millstone
() See
Buhrstone.
Burring
::
Burring
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Bur.
Burr
::
Burr (n.) A drill with a
serrated
head
larger
than the
shank;
-- used by
dentists.
Burr
::
Burr (n.) The thin ridge left by a tool in
cutting
or
shaping
metal.
See Burr, n., 2..
Burr
::
Burr (n.) A ring of iron on a lance or
spear.
See Burr, n., 4..
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..
Scaphopda
::
Scaphopda
(n. pl.) A class of
marine
cephalate
Mollusca
having
a
tubular
shell open at both ends, a
pointed
or
spadelike
foot for
burrowing,
and many long,
slender,
prehensile
oral
tentacles.
It
includes
Dentalium,
or the tooth
shells,
and other
similar
shells.
Called
also
Prosopocephala,
and
Solenoconcha..
Camp
::
Camp (n.) A mound of earth in which
potatoes
and other
vegetables
are
stored
for
protection
against
frost;
--
called
also
burrow
and pie.
Burrel Fly
::
Burrel
fly () The
botfly
or
gadfly
of
cattle
(Hypoderma
bovis).
See
Gadfly.
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