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Definition of indian
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 indian is as below...
Indian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to India
proper;
also to the East
Indies,
or,
sometimes,
to the West
Indies..
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Dugong
::
Dugong
(n.) An
aquatic
herbivorous
mammal
(Halicore
dugong),
of the order
Sirenia,
allied
to the
manatee,
but with a
bilobed
tail. It
inhabits
the Red Sea,
Indian
Ocean,
East
Indies,
and
Australia..
Palmyra
::
Palmyra
(n.) A
species
of palm
(Borassus
flabelliformis)
having
a
straight,
black,
upright
trunk,
with
palmate
leaves.
It is found
native
along the
entire
northern
shores
of the
Indian
Ocean,
from the mouth of the
Tigris
to New
Guinea.
More than eight
hundred
uses to which it is put are
enumerated
by
native
writers.
Its wood is
largely
used for
building
purposes;
its fruit and roots serve for food, its sap for
making
toddy,
and its
leaves
for
thatching
huts..
Corndodger
::
Corndodger
(n.) A cake made of the meal of
Indian
corn,
wrapped
in a
covering
of husks or
paper,
and baked under the
embers..
Bullon
::
Bullon
(n.) A West
Indian
fish
(Scarus
Croicensis).
Guacho
::
Guacho
(n.) An
Indian
who
serves
as a
messenger.
Chlorodyne
::
Chlorodyne
(n.) A
patent
anodyne
medicine,
containing
opium,
chloroform,
Indian
hemp, etc..
Poon
::
Poon (n.) A name for
several
East
Indian,
or their wood, used for the masts and spars of
vessels,
as
Calophyllum
angustifolium,
C.
inophullum,
and
Sterculia
foetida;
--
called
also
peon..
Water Oat
::
Water oat ()
Indian
rice. See under Rice.
East Indian
::
East
Indian
(n.) A
native
of, or a
dweller
in, the East
Indies..
Kalong
::
Kalong
(n.) A fruit bat, esp. the
Indian
edible
fruit bat
(Pteropus
edulis)..
Paleface
::
Paleface
(n.) A white
person;
-- an
appellation
supposed
to have been
applied
to the
whites
by the
American
Indians.
Smut
::
Smut (v. t.) An
affection
of
cereal
grains
producing
a
swelling
which is at
length
resolved
into a
powdery
sooty mass. It is
caused
by
parasitic
fungi of the genus
Ustilago.
Ustilago
segetum,
or U.
Carbo,
is the
commonest
kind; that of
Indian
corn is
Ustilago
maydis..
Chouka
::
Chouka
(n.) The
Indian
four-horned
antelope;
the
chikara.
Sangaree
::
Sangaree
(n.) Wine and water
sweetened
and
spiced,
-- a
favorite
West
Indian
drink..
Sorgo
::
Sorgo (n.)
Indian
millet
and its
varieties.
See
Sorghum.
Anil
::
Anil (n.) A West
Indian
plant
(Indigofera
anil),
one of the
original
sources
of
indigo;
also, the
indigo
dye..
Strouding
::
Stroud
(n.) A kind of
coarse
blanket
or
garment
used by the North
American
Indians.
Bull Brier
::
Bull brier () A
species
of
Smilax
(S.
Pseudo-China)
growing
from New
Jersey
to the Gulf of
Mexico,
which has very large
tuberous
and
farinaceous
rootstocks,
formerly
used by the
Indians
for a sort of
bread,
and by the
negroes
as an
ingredient
in
making
beer; --
called
also
bamboo
brier and China
brier..
Banian
::
Banian
(n.) The
Indian
fig. See
Banyan.
West
::
West (n.)
Formerly,
that part of the
United
States
west of the
Alleghany
mountains;
now,
commonly,
the whole
region
west of the
Mississippi
river;
esp., that part which is north of the
Indian
Territory,
New
Mexico,
etc.
Usually
with the
definite
article..
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