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Definition of hymen
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Hymen (n.) A fold of
muscous
membrane
often found at the
orifice
of the
vagina;
the
vaginal
membrane.
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Bee
::
Bee (n.) An
insect
of the order
Hymenoptera,
and
family
Apidae
(the
honeybees),
or
family
Andrenidae
(the
solitary
bees.)
See
Honeybee..
Hymen
::
Hymen (n.) A fold of
muscous
membrane
often found at the
orifice
of the
vagina;
the
vaginal
membrane.
Terebrant
::
Terebrant
(a.)
Boring,
or
adapted
for
boring;
-- said of
certain
Hymenoptera,
as the
sawflies..
Gall
::
Gall (n.) An
excrescence
of any form
produced
on any part of a plant by
insects
or their
larvae.
They are most
commonly
caused
by small
Hymenoptera
and
Diptera
which
puncture
the bark and lay their eggs in the
wounds.
The
larvae
live
within
the
galls.
Some galls are due to
aphids,
mites,
etc. See
Gallnut..
Caprification
::
Caprification
(n.) The
practice
of
hanging,
upon the
cultivated
fig tree,
branches
of the wild fig
infested
with
minute
hymenopterous
insects..
Hymenium
::
Hymenium
(n.) The
spore-bearing
surface
of
certain
fungi,
as that on the gills of a
mushroom..
Hymenopter
::
Hymenopter
(n.) One of the
Hymenoptera.
Pachymeningitis
::
Pachymeningitis
(n.)
Inflammation
of the dura mater or outer
membrane
of the
brain.
Horntail
::
Horntail
(n.) Any one of
family
(Uroceridae)
of large
hymenopterous
insects,
allied
to the
sawflies.
The
larvae
bore in the wood of
trees.
So
called
from the long, stout
ovipositors
of the
females..
Phytophaga
::
Phytophaga
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Hymenoptera;
the
sawflies.
Xylocopa
::
Xylocopa
(n.) A genus of
hymenopterous
insects
including
the
carpenter.
See
Carpenter
bee, under
Carpenter..
Sawfly
::
Sawfly
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
hymenopterous
insects
belonging
to the
family
Tenthredinidae.
The
female
usually
has an
ovipositor
containing
a pair of
sawlike
organs
with which she makes
incisions
in the
leaves
or stems of
plants
in which to lay the eggs. The
larvae
resemble
those of
Lepidoptera.
Urocerata
::
Urocerata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
boring
Hymenoptera,
including
Tremex
and
allied
genera.
See
Illust.
of
Horntail..
Glossa
::
Glossa
(n.) The
tongue,
or
lingua,
of an
insect.
See
Hymenoptera..
Tremex
::
Tremex
(n.) A genus of large
hymenopterous
insects
allied
to the
sawflies.
The
female
lays her eggs in holes which she bores in the
trunks
of trees with her large and long
ovipositor,
and the larva bores in the wood. See
Illust.
of
Horntail..
Morel
::
Morel (n.) An
edible
fungus
(Morchella
esculenta),
the upper part of which is
covered
with a
reticulated
and
pitted
hymenium.
It is used as food, and for
flavoring
sauces..
Fossores
::
Fossores
(n. pl.) A group of
hymenopterous
insects
including
the sand
wasps.
They
excavate
cells in
earth,
where they
deposit
their eggs, with the
bodies
of other
insects
for the food of the young when
hatched..
Thymene
::
Thymene
(n.) A
liquid
terpene
obtained
from oil of
thyme.
Hymenoptera
::
Hymenoptera
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
insects,
including
the bees, ants,
ichneumons,
sawflies,
etc..
Vespa
::
Vespa (n.) A genus of
Hymenoptera
including
the
common
wasps and
hornets.
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