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Definition of burrow
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Burrow
(v. i.) To
lodge,
or take
refuge,
in any deep or
concealed
place;
to
hide..
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Sheldrake
::
Sheldrake
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of large Old World ducks of the genus
Tadorna
and
allied
genera,
especially
the
European
and
Asiatic
species.
(T.
cornuta,
/
tadorna),
which
somewhat
resembles
a goose in form and
habit,
but
breeds
in
burrows..
Wormhole
::
Wormhole
(n.) A
burrow
made by a worm.
Blindworm
::
Blindworm
(n.) A
small,
burrowing,
snakelike,
limbless
lizard
(Anguis
fragilis),
with
minute
eyes,
popularly
believed
to be
blind;
the
slowworm;
--
formerly
a name for the
adder..
Stahlian
::
Stagworm
(n.) The larve of any
species
of
botfly
which is
parasitic
upon the stag, as
/strus,
or
Hypoderma,
actaeon,
which
burrows
beneath
the skin, and
Cephalomyia
auribarbis,
which lives in the
nostrils..
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..
Spadefoot
::
Spadefoot
(n.) Any
species
of
burrowing
toads of the genus
Scaphiopus,
esp. S.
Holbrookii,
of the
Eastern
United
States;
--
called
also spade
toad..
Pichiciago
::
Pichiciago
(n.) A
small,
burrowing,
South
American
edentate
(Chlamyphorus
truncatus),
allied
to the
armadillos.
The shell is
attached
only along the
back..
Burrow
::
Burrow
(n.) An
incorporated
town. See 1st
Borough.
Zenick
::
Zenick
(n.) A South
African
burrowing
mammal
(Suricata
tetradactyla),
allied
to the
civets.
It is
grayish
brown,
with
yellowish
transverse
stripes
on the back.
Called
also
suricat..
Earth
::
Earth (v. t.) To hide, or cause to hide, in the
earth;
to chase into a
burrow
or den..
Gopher
::
Gopher
(n.) One of
several
North
American
burrowing
rodents
of the
genera
Geomys
and
Thomomys,
of the
family
Geomyidae;
--
called
also
pocket
gopher
and
pouched
rat. See
Pocket
gopher,
and
Tucan..
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..
Burrow
::
Burrow
(v. i.) To
lodge,
or take
refuge,
in any deep or
concealed
place;
to
hide..
Thunderworm
::
Thunderworm
(n.) A
small,
footless,
burrowing,
snakelike
lizard
(Rhineura
Floridana)
allied
to
Amphisbaena,
native
of
Florida;
-- so
called
because
it
leaves
its
burrows
after a
thundershower..
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..
Burrowing
::
Burrowing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Burro.
Slepez
::
Slepez
(n.) A
burrowing
rodent
(Spalax
typhlus),
native
of
Russia
and Asia
Minor.
It has the
general
appearance
of a mole, and is
destitute
of eyes.
Called
also mole rat..
Hippe
::
Hippe (n.) A genus of
marine
decapod
crustaceans,
which
burrow
rapidly
in the sand by
pushing
themselves
backward;
--
called
also bait bug. See
Illust.
under
Anomura..
Earth
::
Earth (v. i.) To
burrow.
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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