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Definition of crest
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Crest (n.) The ridge or top of a wave.
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Scyllaea
::
Scyllaea
(n.) A genus of
oceanic
nudibranchiate
mollusks
having
the small
branched
gills
situated
on the upper side of four
fleshy
lateral
lobes,
and on the
median
caudal
crest..
Nape-crest
::
Nape-crest
(n.) An
African
bird of the genus
Schizorhis,
related
to the
plantain
eaters..
Cockatoo
::
Cockatoo
(n.) A bird of the
Parrot
family,
of the
subfamily
Cacatuinae,
having
a
short,
strong,
and much
curved
beak, and the head
ornamented
with a
crest,
which can be
raised
or
depressed
at will. There are
several
genera
and many
species;
as the
broad-crested
(Plictolophus,
/
Cacatua,
cristatus),
the
sulphur-crested
(P.
galeritus),
etc. The palm or great black
cockatoo
of
Australia
is
Microglossus
aterrimus..
Crest
::
Crest (n.) The
summit
of a hill or
mountain
ridge.
Crested
::
Crested
(a.)
Having
a crest of
feathers
or hair upon the head.
Crestfallen
::
Crestfallen
(a.) With
hanging
head;
hence,
dispirited;
dejected;
cowed..
Koklass
::
Koklass
(n.) Any
pheasant
of the genus
Pucrasia.
The birds of this genus
inhabit
India and
China,
and are
distinguished
by
having
a long
central
and two
lateral
crests
on the head.
Called
also
pucras..
Escroll
::
Escroll
(n.) A long strip or
scroll
resembling
a
ribbon
or a band of
parchment,
or the like,
anciently
placed
above the
shield,
and
supporting
the
crest..
Finnikin
::
Finnikin
(n.) A
variety
of
pigeon,
with a crest
somewhat
resembling
the mane of a
horse..
Crest
::
Crest (n.) A tuft, or other
excrescence
or
natural
ornament,
growing
on an
animal's
head; the comb of a cock; the
swelling
on the head of a
serpent;
the
lengthened
feathers
of the crown or nape of bird, etc..
Martineta
::
Martineta
(n.) A
species
of
tinamou
(Calopezus
elegans),
having
a long
slender
crest..
Strophulus
::
Strophiole
(n.) A
crestlike
excrescence
about the hilum of
certain
seeds;
a
caruncle.
Firecrest
::
Firecrest
(n.) A small
European
kinglet
(Regulus
ignicapillus),
having
a
bright
red
crest;
--
called
also
fire-crested
wren..
Pintado
::
Pintado
(n.) Any bird of the genus
Numida.
Several
species
are found in
Africa.
The
common
pintado,
or
Guinea
fowl, the
helmeted,
and the
crested
pintados,
are the best
known.
See
Guinea
fowl, under
Guinea..
Comb
::
Comb (n.) To roll over, as the top or crest of a wave; to break with a white foam, as
waves..
Mooruk
::
Mooruk
(n.) A
species
of
cassowary
(Casuarius
Bennetti)
found in New
Britain,
and noted for its
agility
in
running
and
leaping.
It is
smaller
and has
stouter
legs than the
common
cassowary.
Its crest is
biloted;
the neck and
breast
are
black;
the back,
rufous
mixed with
black;
and the naked skin of the neck,
blue..
Tidley
::
Tidley
(n.) The
goldcrest.
Crestless
::
Crestless
(a.)
Without
a crest or
escutcheon;
of low
birth.
Moonie
::
Moonie
(n.) The
European
goldcrest.
Newt
::
Newt (n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
aquatic
salamanders.
The
common
British
species
are the
crested
newt
(Triton
cristatus)
and the
smooth
newt
(Lophinus
punctatus).
In
America,
Diemictylus
viridescens
is one of the most
abundant
species..
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