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Definition of gale
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Gale (n.) A
moderate
current
of air; a
breeze.
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Gale
::
Gale (n.) A
strong
current
of air; a wind
between
a stiff
breeze
and a
hurricane.
The most
violent
gales are
called
tempests.
Blackcap
::
Blackcap
(n.) A small
European
song bird
(Sylvia
atricapilla),
with a black
crown;
the mock
nightingale..
Tetraneumona
::
Tetraneumona
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Arachnida
including
those
spiders
which have four
lungs,
or
pulmonary
sacs. It
includes
the bird
spiders
(Mygale)
and the
trapdoor
spiders.
See
Mygale..
Redstart
::
Redstart
(n.) A
small,
handsome
European
singing
bird
(Ruticilla
phoenicurus),
allied
to the
nightingale;
--
called
also
redtail,
brantail,
fireflirt,
firetail.
The black
redstart
is
P.tithys.
The name is also
applied
to
several
other
species
of
Ruticilla
amnd
allied
genera,
native
of
India..
Nightingale
::
Nightingale
(n.) A
small,
plain,
brown and gray
European
song bird
(Luscinia
luscinia).
It sings at
night,
and is
celebrated
for the
sweetness
of its
song..
Megerg
::
Megerg
(n.) One of the
larger
measures
of work,
amounting
to one
million
ergs; --
called
also
megalerg..
Sweetbrier
::
Sweet-breasted
(a.)
Having
a
sweet,
musical
voice,
as the
nightingale.
Cf.
Breast,
n., 6..
Tapoa Tafa
::
Tapoa tafa () A small
carnivorous
marsupial
(Phascogale
penicillata)
having
long, soft fur, and a very long tail with a tuft of long hairs at the end; --
called
also
brush-tailed
phascogale..
Cingalese
::
Cingalese
(n. sing. & pl.) the
language
of the
Cingalese.
Souther
::
Souther
(n.) A
strong
wind, gale, or storm from the
south..
Piapec
::
Piapec
(n.) A West
African
pie
(Ptilostomus
Senegalensis).
Floriken
::
Floriken
(n.) An
Indian
bustard
(Otis
aurita).
The
Bengal
floriken
is
Sypheotides
Bengalensis.
Bluethroat
::
Bluethroat
(n.) A
singing
bird of
northern
Europe
and Asia
(Cyanecula
Suecica),
related
to the
nightingales;
--
called
also
blue-throated
robin and
blue-throated
warbler..
Cushewbird
::
Cushewbird
(n.) The
galeated
curassow.
See
Curassow.
Tarantula
::
Tarantula
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of large
spiders,
popularly
supposed
to be very
venomous,
especially
the
European
species
(Tarantula
apuliae).
The
tarantulas
of Texas and
adjacent
countries
are large
species
of
Mygale..
Cyperus
::
Cyperus
(n.) A large genus of
plants
belonging
to the Sedge
family,
and
including
the
species
called
galingale,
several
bulrushes,
and the
Egyptian
papyrus..
Galenite
::
Galenite
(n.)
Galena;
lead ore.
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..
Banquet
::
Banquet
(v. i.) To
regale
one's self with good
eating
and
drinking;
to
feast.
Gale
::
Gale (n.) A plant of the genus
Myrica,
growing
in wet
places,
and
strongly
resembling
the
bayberry.
The sweet gale
(Myrica
Gale) is found both in
Europe
and in
America..
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