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Definition of fresh-water
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Fresh-water
(a.)
Unskilled;
raw.
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Sacalait
::
Sacalait
(n.) A kind of
fresh-water
bass; the
crappie.
Conferva
::
Conferva
(n.) Any
unbranched,
slender,
green plant of the
fresh-water
algae.
The word is
frequently
used in a wider
sense..
Silverfin
::
Silverfin
(n.) A small North
American
fresh-water
cyprinoid
fish
(Notropis
Whipplei).
Hydrina
::
Hydrina
(n. pl.) The group of
hydroids
to which the
fresh-water
hydras
belong.
Upokororo
::
Upokororo
(n.) An
edible
fresh-water
New
Zealand
fish
(Prototroctes
oxyrhynchus)
of the
family
Haplochitonidae.
In
general
appearance
and
habits,
it
resembles
the
northern
lake
whitefishes
and
trout.
Called
also
grayling..
Scyphophori
::
Scyphophori
(n. pl.) An order of
fresh-water
fishes
inhabiting
tropical
Africa.
They have
rudimentary
electrical
organs
on each side of the tail.
Taenioglossa
::
Taenioglossa
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
gastropod
mollusks
in which the
odontophore
is long and
narrow,
and
usually
bears seven rows of
teeth.
It
includes
a large
number
of
families
both
marine
and
fresh-water..
Naid
::
Naid (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
small,
fresh-water,
chaetopod
annelids
of the tribe
Naidina.
They
belong
to the
Oligochaeta..
Hogfish
::
Hogfish
(n.) An
American
fresh-water
fish; the log
perch.
Darter
::
Darter
(n.) A small
fresh-water
etheostomoid
fish. The group
includes
numerous
genera
and
species,
all of them
American.
See
Etheostomoid..
Crow-silk
::
Crow-silk
(n.) A
filamentous
fresh-water
alga
(Conferva
rivularis
of
Linnaeus,
Rhizoclonium
rivulare
of
Kutzing)..
Arapaima
::
Arapaima
(n.) A large
fresh-water
food fish of South
America.
Sleeper
::
Sleeper
(n.) A large
fresh-water
gobioid
fish
(Eleotris
dormatrix).
Blob
::
Blob (n.) A small
fresh-water
fish
(Uranidea
Richardsoni);
the
miller's
thumb.
Tench
::
Tench (n.) A
European
fresh-water
fish
(Tinca
tinca,
or T.
vulgaris)
allied
to the carp. It is noted for its
tenacity
of
life..
Id
::
Id (n.) A small
fresh-water
cyprinoid
fish
(Leuciscus
idus or Idus idus) of
Europe.
A
domesticated
variety,
colored
like the
goldfish,
is
called
orfe in
Germany..
Lobster
::
Lobster
(n.) Any large
macrurous
crustacean
used as food, esp. those of the genus
Homarus;
as the
American
lobster
(H.
Americanus),
and the
European
lobster
(H.
vulgaris).
The
Norwegian
lobster
(Nephrops
Norvegicus)
is
similar
in form. All these have a pair of large
unequal
claws.
The spiny
lobsters
of more
southern
waters,
belonging
to
Palinurus,
Panulirus,
and
allied
genera,
have no large
claws.
The
fresh-water
crayfishes
are
sometimes
called
lobsters..
Gymnotus
::
Gymnotus
(n.) A genus of South
American
fresh-water
fishes,
including
the
Gymnotus
electricus,
or
electric
eel. It has a
greenish,
eel-like
body, and is
possessed
of
electric
power..
Moon-eye
::
Moon-eye
(n.) Any
species
of
American
fresh-water
fishes
of the genus
Hyodon,
esp. H.
tergisus
of the Great Lakes and
adjacent
waters..
Thelphusian
::
Thelphusian
(n.) One of a tribe of
fresh-water
crabs which live in or on the banks of
rivers
in
tropical
countries.
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