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Definition of lich
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Cliche
::
Cliche
(n.) A
stereotype
plate or any
similar
reproduction
of
ornament,
or
lettering,
in
relief..
Slich
::
Slich (n.) Alt. of Slic.
Latewake
::
Latewake
(n.) See Lich wake, under
Lich..
Litmus
::
Litmus
(n.) A
dyestuff
extracted
from
certain
lichens
(Roccella
tinctoria,
Lecanora
tartarea,
etc.),
as a blue
amorphous
mass which
consists
of a
compound
of the
alkaline
carbonates
with
certain
coloring
matters
related
to orcin and
orcein..
Lichen
::
Lichen
(n.) One of a class of
cellular,
flowerless
plants,
(technically
called
Lichenes),
having
no
distinction
of leaf and stem,
usually
of
scaly,
expanded,
frond-like
forms,
but
sometimes
erect or
pendulous
and
variously
branched.
They
derive
their
nourishment
from the air, and
generate
by means of
spores.
The
species
are very
widely
distributed,
and form
irregular
spots or
patches,
usually
of a
greenish
or
yellowish
color,
upon
rocks,
trees,
and
various
bodies,
to which they
adhere
with great
Cetraric
::
Cetraric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
lichen,
Iceland
moss
(Cetaria
Islandica)..
Bobolink
::
Bobolink
(n.) An
American
singing
bird
(Dolichonyx
oryzivorus).
The male is black and
white;
the
female
is
brown;
--
called
also,
ricebird,
reedbird,
and
Boblincoln..
Plaice
::
Plaice
(n.) A large
American
flounder
(Paralichthys
dentatus;
called
also
brail,
puckermouth,
and
summer
flounder.
The name is
sometimes
applied
to other
allied
species..
Thallogen
::
Thallogen
(n.) One of a large class or
division
of the
vegetable
kingdom,
which
includes
those
flowerless
plants,
such as
fungi,
algae,
and
lichens,
that
consist
of a
thallus
only,
composed
of
cellular
tissue,
or of a
congeries
of
cells,
or even of
separate
cells,
and never show a
distinction
into root, stem, and
leaf..
Schlich
::
Schlich
(n.) The finer
portion
of a
crushed
ore, as of gold, lead, or tin,
separated
by the water in
certain
wet
processes..
Immortelle
::
Immortelle
(n.) A plant with a
conspicuous,
dry,
unwithering
involucre,
as the
species
of
Antennaria,
Helichrysum,
Gomphrena,
etc. See
Everlasting..
Apothecium
::
Apothecium
(n.) The
ascigerous
fructification
of
lichens,
forming
masses
of
various
shapes..
Godelich
::
Godelich
(a.)
Goodly.
Scutellum
::
Scutellum
(n.) A
rounded
apothecium
having
an
elevated
rim
formed
of the
proper
thallus,
the
fructification
of
certain
lichens..
Pea
::
Pea (n.) A name
given,
especially
in the
Southern
States,
to the seed of
several
leguminous
plants
(species
of
Dolichos,
Cicer,
Abrus,
etc.) esp. those
having
a scar
(hilum)
of a
different
color from the rest of the
seed..
Treebeard
::
Treebeard
(n.) A
pendulous
branching
lichen
(Usnea
barbata);
-- so
called
from its
resemblance
to hair.
Lichen
::
Lichen
(n.) A name given to
several
varieties
of skin
disease,
esp. to one
characterized
by the
eruption
of
small,
conical
or flat,
reddish
pimples,
which,
if
unchecked,
tend to
spread
and
produce
great and even fatal
exhaustion..
Yliche
::
Yliche
(a. & adv.) Alt. of Ylik.
Lichenology
::
Lichenology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
lichens.
Slick
::
Slick (n.) See
Schlich.
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