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Definition of butter
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Butter
(n.) An oily,
unctuous
substance
obtained
from cream or milk by
churning..
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Ney
::
Ney (n.) A
fabric
of
twine,
thread,
or the like,
wrought
or woven into
meshes,
and used for
catching
fish,
birds,
butterflies,
etc..
Size
::
Size (v. i.) To order food or drink from the
buttery;
hence,
to enter a
score,
as upon the
buttery
book..
Butterwort
::
Butterwort
(n.) A genus of low herbs
(Pinguicula)
having
simple
leaves
which
secrete
from their
glandular
upper
surface
a
viscid
fluid,
to which
insects
adhere,
after which the
margin
infolds
and the
insects
are
digested
by the
plant.
The
species
are found
mostly
in the North
Temperate
zone..
Beard
::
Beard (n.) In
insects,
the hairs of the
labial
palpi of moths and
butterflies..
Gunnel
::
Gunnel
(n.) A
small,
eel-shaped,
marine
fish of the genus
Muraenoides;
esp., M.
gunnellus
of
Europe
and
America;
--
called
also
gunnel
fish,
butterfish,
rock eel..
Butter-scotch
::
Butter-scotch
(n.) A kind of
candy,
mainly
composed
of sugar and
butter..
Fenestrate
::
Fenestrate
(a.)
Having
transparent
spots,
as the wings of
certain
butterflies..
Thecla
::
Thecla
(n.) Any one of many
species
of small
delicately
colored
butterflies
belonging
to
Thecla
and
allied
genera;
--
called
also
hairstreak,
and
elfin..
Butterbump
::
Butterbump
(n.) The
European
bittern.
Buttery
::
Buttery
(n.) A
cellar
in which butts of wine are kept.
Progne
::
Progne
(n.) An
American
butterfly
(Polygonia,
/
Vanessa,
Progne).
It is
orange
and black
above,
grayish
beneath,
with an
L-shaped
silver
mark on the hind
wings.
Called
also gray
comma..
Prothorax
::
Prothorax
(n.) The first or
anterior
segment
of the
thorax
in
insects.
See
Illusts.
of
Butterfly
and
Coleoptera.
Creamery
::
Creamery
(n.) A place where
butter
and
cheese
are made, or where milk and cream are put up in cans for
market..
Virgin
::
Virgin
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
gossamer-winged
butterflies
of the
family
Lycaenidae.
Osmaterium
::
Osmaterium
(n.) One of a pair of scent
organs
which the
larvae
of
certain
butterflies
emit from the first body
segment,
either
above or
below..
Shea Tree
::
Shea tree () An
African
sapotaceous
tree
(Bassia,
/
Butyrospermum,
Parkii),
from the seeds of which a
substance
resembling
butter
is
obtained;
the
African
butter
tree..
Print
::
Print (n.) That which
receives
an
impression,
as from a stamp or mold; as, a print of
butter..
Arnotto
::
Arnotto
(n.) A red or
yellowish-red
dyeing
material,
prepared
from the pulp
surrounding
the seeds of a tree (Bixa
orellana)
belonging
to the
tropical
regions
of
America.
It is used for
coloring
cheese,
butter,
etc..
Buttercup
::
Buttercup
(n.) A plant of the genus
Ranunculus,
or
crowfoot,
particularly
R.
bulbosus,
with
bright
yellow
flowers;
--
called
also
butterflower,
golden
cup, and
kingcup.
It is the
cuckoobud
of
Shakespeare..
Dimorphism
::
Dimorphism
(n.)
Difference
of form
between
members
of the same
species,
as when a plant has two kinds of
flowers,
both
hermaphrodite
(as in the
partridge
berry),
or when there are two forms of one or both sexes of the same
species
of
butterfly..
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