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Definition of gill
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Gill (n.) A young
woman;
a
sweetheart;
a
flirting
or
wanton
girl.
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Asperges
::
Asperges
(n.) The brush or
instrument
used in
sprinkling
holy
water;
an
aspergill.
Trematodea
::
Trematodea
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
parasitic
worms.
They are found in the
internal
cavities
of
animals
belonging
to all
classes.
Many
species
are
found,
also, on the gills and skin of
fishes.
A few
species
are
parasitic
on man, and some, of which the fluke is the most
important,
are
injurious
parasites
of
domestic
animals.
The
trematodes
usually
have a
flattened
body
covered
with a
chitinous
skin, and are
furnished
with two or more
suckers
for
adhesion.
Most of the
species
are
hermaphrodi
Tristoma
::
Tristoma
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
trematode
worms
belonging
to
Tristoma
and
allied
genera
having
a large
posterior
sucker
and two small
anterior
ones. They
usually
have
broad,
thin, and
disklike
bodies,
and are
parasite
on the gills and skin of
fishes..
Glochidium
::
Glochidium
(n.) The larva or young of the
mussel,
formerly
thought
to be a
parasite
upon the
parent's
gills..
Lophobranchii
::
Lophobranchii
(n. pl.) An order of
teleostean
fishes,
having
the gills
arranged
in tufts on the
branchial
arches,
as the
Hippocampus
and
pipefishes..
Obsigillation
::
Obsigillation
(n.) A
sealing
up.
Lepidosiren
::
Lepidosiren
(n.) An
eel-shaped
ganoid
fish of the order
Dipnoi,
having
both gills and
lungs.
It
inhabits
the
rivers
of South
America.
The name is also
applied
to a
related
African
species
(Protopterus
annectens).
The
lepidosirens
grow to a
length
of from four to six feet.
Called
also
doko..
July-flower
::
July-flower
(n.) See
Gillyflower.
Gill
::
Gill (n.) A
measure
of
capacity,
containing
one
fourth
of a
pint..
Bunting
::
Bunting
(n.) A bird of the genus
Emberiza,
or of an
allied
genus,
related
to the
finches
and
sparrows
(family
Fringillidae)..
Sigillum
::
Sigillum
(n.) A seal.
Siphon
::
Siphon
(n.) One of the tubes or folds of the
mantle
border
of a
bivalve
or
gastropod
mollusk
by which water is
conducted
into the gill
cavity.
See
Illust.
under Mya, and
Lamellibranchiata..
Tetrabranchiata
::
Tetrabranchiata
(n. pl.) An order of
Cephalopoda
having
four
gills.
Among
living
species
it
includes
only the
pearly
nautilus.
Numerous
genera
and
species
are found in the
fossil
state,
such as
Ammonites,
Baculites,
Orthoceras,
etc..
Quartern
::
Quartern
(n.) A
quarter.
Specifically:
(a) The
fourth
part of a pint; a gill. (b) The
fourth
part of a peck, or of a stone (14
ibs.)..
Caducous
::
Caducous
()
Dropping
off or
disappearing
early,
as the calyx of a
poppy,
or the gills of a
tadpole..
Gill-flirt
::
Gill-flirt
(n.) A
thoughtless,
giddy girl; a
flirt-gill..
Branchial
::
Branchial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
branchiae
or
gills.
Gill
::
Gill (n.) Malt
liquor
medicated
with
ground
ivy.
Tethys
::
Tethys
(n.) A genus of a large naked
mollusks
having
a very
large,
broad,
fringed
cephalic
disk, and
branched
dorsal
gills.
Some of the
species
become
a foot long and are
brilliantly
colored..
Phyllite
::
Phyllite
(n.) Clay
slate;
argillaceous
schist.
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