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Definition of animal
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Animal
(n.) One of the lower
animals;
a brute or
beast,
as
distinguished
from man; as, men and
animals..
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Animalcula
::
Animalcula
(pl. ) of
Animalculu.
Humor
::
Humor (n.)
Moisture,
especially,
the
moisture
or fluid of
animal
bodies,
as the
chyle,
lymph,
etc.; as, the
humors
of the eye, etc..
Thorax
::
Thorax
(n.) The
second,
or
middle,
region
of the body of a
crustacean,
arachnid,
or other
articulate
animal.
In the case of
decapod
Crustacea,
some
writers
include
under the term
thorax
only the three
segments
bearing
the
maxillipeds;
others
include
also the five
segments
bearing
the legs. See
Illust.
in
Appendix..
Foussa
::
Foussa
(n.) A
viverrine
animal
of
Madagascar
(Cryptoprocta
ferox).
It
resembles
a cat in size and form, and has
retractile
claws..
Sciuromorpha
::
Sciuromorpha
(n. pl.) A tribe of
rodents
containing
the
squirrels
and
allied
animals,
such as the
gophers,
woodchucks,
beavers,
and
others..
Carnal
::
Carnal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the body or its
appetites;
animal;
fleshly;
sensual;
given to
sensual
indulgence;
lustful;
human or
worldly
as
opposed
to
spiritual.
Crawl
::
Crawl (n.) The act or
motion
of
crawling;
slow
motion,
as of a
creeping
animal..
Photic
::
Photic
(a.)
Relating
to the
production
of light by the lower
animals.
Electro-bioscopy
::
Electro-bioscopy
(n.) A
method
of
determining
the
presence
or
absence
of life in an
animal
organism
with a
current
of
electricity,
by
noting
the
presence
or
absence
of
muscular
contraction..
Urus
::
Urus (n.) A very
large,
powerful,
and
savage
extinct
bovine
animal
(Bos urus /
primigenius)
anciently
abundant
in
Europe.
It
appears
to have still
existed
in the time of
Julius
Caesar.
It had very large
horns,
and was
hardly
capable
of
domestication.
Called
also, ur, ure, and tur..
Born
::
Born (v. t.)
Brought
forth,
as an
animal;
brought
into life;
introduced
by
birth..
Rackabones
::
Rackabones
(n.) A very lean
animal,
esp. a
horse..
Angioscope
::
Angioscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
capillary
vessels
of
animals
and
plants.
Knee
::
Knee (n.) In the horse and
allied
animals,
the
carpal
joint,
corresponding
to the wrist in man..
Transfuse
::
Transfuse
(v. t.) To
transfer,
as
blood,
from the veins or
arteries
of one man or
animal
to those of
another..
Instinct
::
Instinct
(a.)
Specif.,
the
natural,
unreasoning,
impulse
by which an
animal
is
guided
to the
performance
of any
action,
without
of
improvement
in the
method..
Gradatory
::
Gradatory
(a.)
Suitable
for
walking;
-- said of the limbs of an
animal
when
adapted
for
walking
on land.
Musang
::
Musang
(n.) A small
animal
of Java
(Paradoxirus
fasciatus),
allied
to the
civets.
It
swallows,
but does not
digest,
large
quantities
of ripe
coffee
berries,
thus
serving
to
disseminate
the
coffee
plant;
hence it is
called
also
coffee
rat..
Lancelet
::
Lancelet
(n.) A small
fishlike
animal
(Amphioxus
lanceolatus),
remarkable
for the
rudimentary
condition
of its
organs.
It is the type of the class
Leptocardia.
See
Amphioxus,
Leptocardia..
Petrify
::
Petrify
(v. t.) To
convert,
as any
animal
or
vegetable
matter,
into stone or stony
substance..
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