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Definition of elops
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Elops (n.) A
mythical
serpent.
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Develop
::
Develop
(v. t.) To free from that which
infolds
or
envelops;
to
unfold;
to lay open by
degrees
or in
detail;
to make
visible
or
known;
to
disclose;
to
produce
or give
forth;
as, to
develop
theories;
a motor that
develops
100 horse
power..
Heteroplastic
::
Heteroplastic
(a.)
Producing
a
different
type of
organism;
developing
into a
different
form of
tissue,
as
cartilage
which
develops
into
bone..
Volva
::
Volva (n.) A
saclike
envelope
of
certain
fungi,
which
bursts
open as the plant
develops..
Elops
::
Elops (n.) A
mythical
serpent.
Envelop
::
Envelop
(v. t.) To put a
covering
about;
to wrap up or in; to
inclose
within
a case,
wrapper,
integument
or the like; to
surround
entirely;
as, to
envelop
goods or a
letter;
the fog
envelops
a
ship..
Blown
::
Blown (p. p. & a.)
Swollen;
inflated;
distended;
puffed
up, as
cattle
when
gorged
with green food which
develops
gas..
Amniota
::
Amniota
(n. pl.) That group of
vertebrates
which
develops
in its
embryonic
life the
envelope
called
the
amnion.
It
comprises
the
reptiles,
the
birds,
and the
mammals..
Decidua
::
Decidua
(n.) The inner layer of the wall of the
uterus,
which
envelops
the
embryo,
forms a part of the
placenta,
and is
discharged
with it..
Basipterygium
::
Basipterygium
(n.) A bar of
cartilage
at the base of the
embryonic
fins of some
fishes.
It
develops
into the
metapterygium.
Envelop
::
Envelop
(n.) That which
envelops,
wraps up,
encases,
or
surrounds;
a
wrapper;
an
inclosing
cover;
esp., the cover or
wrapper
of a
document,
as of a
letter..
Lime
::
Lime (n.) Oxide of
calcium;
the white or gray,
caustic
substance,
usually
called
quicklime,
obtained
by
calcining
limestone
or
shells,
the heat
driving
off
carbon
dioxide
and
leaving
lime. It
develops
great heat when
treated
with
water,
forming
slacked
lime, and is an
essential
ingredient
of
cement,
plastering,
mortar,
etc..
Gilthead
::
Gilthead
(n.) The
Crenilabrus
melops,
of the
British
coasts;
--
called
also
golden
maid,
conner,
sea
partridge..
Whelm
::
Whelm (v. t.) To cover with water or other
fluid;
to cover by
immersion
in
something
that
envelops
on all
sides;
to
overwhelm;
to
ingulf.
Ovary
::
Ovary (n.) That part of the
pistil
which
contains
the seed, and in most
flowering
plants
develops
into the
fruit.
See
Illust.
of
Flower..
Developer
::
Developer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
develops..
Ten-pounder
::
Ten-pounder
(n.) A large
oceanic
fish
(Elops
saurus)
found in the
tropical
parts of all the
oceans.
It is used
chiefly
for bait.
Conner
::
Conner
(n.) A
marine
European
fish
(Crenilabrus
melops);
also, the
related
American
cunner.
See
Cunner..
Chromoblast
::
Chromoblast
(n.) An
embryonic
cell which
develops
into a
pigment
cell.
Epichordal
::
Epichordal
(a.) Upon or above the
notochord;
--
applied
esp. to a
vertebral
column
which
develops
upon the
dorsal
side of the
notochord,
as
distinguished
from a
perichordal
column,
which
develops
around
it..
Pilidium
::
Pilidium
(n.) The
free-swimming,
hat-shaped
larva of
certain
nemertean
worms.
It has no
resemblance
to its
parent,
and the young worm
develops
in its
interior..
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