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Definition of frog
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of frog is as below...
Frog (n.) An
oblong
cloak
button,
covered
with
netted
thread,
and
fastening
into a loop
instead
of a
button
hole..
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Frogmouth
::
Frogmouth
(n.) One of
several
species
of
Asiatic
and East
Indian
birds of the genus
Batrachostomus
(family
Podargidae);
-- so
called
from their very
broad,
flat
bills..
Discodactyl
::
Discodactyl
(n.) One of the tree
frogs.
Spawn
::
Spawn (v. t.) To
produce
or
deposit
(eggs),
as
fishes
or frogs do..
Hair
::
Hair (n.) An
outgrowth
of the
epidermis,
consisting
of one or of
several
cells,
whether
pointed,
hooked,
knobbed,
or
stellated.
Internal
hairs occur in the
flower
stalk of the
yellow
frog lily
(Nuphar)..
Rana
::
Rana (n.) A genus of
anurous
batrachians,
including
the
common
frogs..
Hopper
::
Hopper
(n.) See
Grasshopper,
and Frog
hopper,
Grape
hopper,
Leaf
hopper,
Tree
hopper,
under Frog,
Grape,
Leaf, and
Tree..
Chape
::
Chape (n.) The piece by which an
object
is
attached
to
something,
as the frog of a
scabbard
or the metal loop at the back of a
buckle
by which it is
fastened
to a
strap..
Batrachophagous
::
Batrachophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
frogs.
Paddock
::
Paddock
(n.) A toad or frog.
Anurous
::
Anurous
(a.)
Destitute
of a tail, as the frogs and
toads..
Lipochrin
::
Lipochrin
(n.) A
yellow
coloring
matter,
soluble
in
ether,
contained
in the small round fat drops in the
retinal
epithelium
cells.
It is best
obtained
from the eyes of
frogs..
Angler
::
Angler
(n.) A fish
(Lophius
piscatorius),
of
Europe
and
America,
having
a
large,
broad,
and
depressed
head, with the mouth very
large.
Peculiar
appendages
on the head are said to be used to
entice
fishes
within
reach.
Called
also
fishing
frog,
frogfish,
toadfish,
goosefish,
allmouth,
monkfish,
etc..
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.) A
change
in the form or
function
of a
living
organism,
by a
natural
process
of
growth
or
development;
as, the
metamorphosis
of the yolk into the
embryo,
of a
tadpole
into a frog, or of a bud into a
blossom.
Especially,
that form of
sexual
reproduction
in which an
embryo
undergoes
a
series
of
marked
changes
of
external
form, as the
chrysalis
stage,
pupa
stage,
etc., in
insects.
In these
intermediate
stages
sexual
reproduction
is
usually
impossible,
but they
ultimately
pass into
Batrachoid
::
Batrachoid
(a.)
Froglike.
Specifically:
Of or
pertaining
to the
Batrachidae,
a
family
of
marine
fishes,
including
the
toadfish.
Some have
poisonous
dorsal
spines..
Fourchette
::
Fourchette
(n.) The frog of the hoof of the horse and
allied
animals.
Frogshell
::
Frogshell
(n.) One of
numerous
species
of
marine
gastropod
shells,
belonging
to
Ranella
and
allied
genera..
Frogbit
::
Frogbit
(n.) A
European
plant
(Hydrocharis
Morsus-ranae),
floating
on still water and
propagating
itself
by
runners.
It has
roundish
leaves
and small white
flowers..
Frog
::
Frog (n.) A
supporting
plate
having
raised
ribs that form
continuations
of the
rails,
to guide the
wheels
where one track
branches
from
another
or
crosses
it..
Discodactylia
::
Discodactylia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
amphibians
having
suctorial
disks on the toes, as the tree
frogs..
Frogged
::
Frogged
(a.)
Provided
or
ornamented
with
frogs;
as, a
frogged
coat. See Frog, n., 4..
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