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Definition of macula
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Macula
(n.) A
rather
large spot or
blotch
of
color.
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Maculature
::
Maculature
(n.)
Blotting
paper.
Conhydrine
::
Conhydrine
(n.) A
vegetable
alkaloid
found with
conine
in the
poison
hemlock
(Conium
maculatum).
It is a white
crystalline
substance,
C8H17NO,
easily
convertible
into
conine..
Cuckoopint
::
Cuckoopint
(n.) A plant of the genus Arum (A.
maculatum);
the
European
wake-robin.
Bear''s-paw
::
Bear's-paw
(n.) A large
bivalve
shell of the East
Indies
(Hippopus
maculatus),
often used as an
ornament..
Geranine
::
Geranine
(n.) A
liquid
terpene,
obtained
from the
crane's-bill
(Geranium
maculatum),
and
having
a
peculiar
mulberry
odor..
Trehala
::
Trehala
(n.) An
amorphous
variety
of manna
obtained
from the nests and
cocoons
of a
Syrian
coleopterous
insect
(Larinus
maculatus,
L.
nidificans,
etc.) which feeds on the
foliage
of a
variety
of
thistle.
It is used as an
article
of food, and is
called
also nest
sugar..
Homelyn
::
Homelyn
(n.) The
European
sand ray (Raia
maculata);
--
called
also home,
mirror
ray, and rough ray..
Maculate
::
Maculate
(v.) To spot; to
stain;
to blur.
Forester
::
Forester
(n.) A
lepidopterous
insect
belonging
to
Alypia
and
allied
genera;
as, the
eight-spotted
forester
(A.
octomaculata),
which in the
larval
state is
injurious
to the
grapevine..
Addax
::
Addax (n.) One of the
largest
African
antelopes
(Hippotragus,
/ Oryx,
nasomaculatus)..
Immaculate
::
Immaculate
(a.)
Without
stain or
blemish;
spotless;
undefiled;
clear;
pure.
Maculate
::
Maculate
(a.)
Marked
with spots or
maculae;
blotched;
hence,
defiled;
impure;
as, most
maculate
thoughts..
Conium
::
Conium
(n.) The
common
hemlock
(Conium
maculatum,
poison
hemlock,
spotted
hemlock,
poison
parsley),
a
roadside
weed of
Europe,
Asia, and
America,
cultivated
in the
United
States
for
medicinal
purpose.
It is an
active
poison.
The
leaves
and fruit are used in
medicine..
Lords And Ladies
::
Lords and
Ladies
() The
European
wake-robin
(Arum
maculatum),
-- those with
purplish
spadix
the
lords,
and those with pale
spadix
the
ladies..
Windowpane
::
Windowpane
(n.) A thin,
spotted
American
turbot
(Pleuronectes
maculatus)
remarkable
for its
translucency.
It is not
valued
as a food fish.
Called
also
spotted
turbot,
daylight,
spotted
sand
flounder,
and water
flounder..
Bimaculate
::
Bimaculate
(a.)
Having,
or
marked
with, two
spots..
Emaculation
::
Emaculation
(n.) The act of
clearing
from
spots.
Hemlock
::
Hemlock
(n.) The name of
several
poisonous
umbelliferous
herbs
having
finely
cut
leaves
and small white
flowers,
as the
Cicuta
maculata,
bulbifera,
and
virosa,
and the
Conium
maculatum.
See
Conium..
Wake-robin
::
Wake-robin
(n.) Any plant of the genus Arum,
especially,
in
England,
the
cuckoopint
(Arum
maculatum)..
Hornet
::
Hornet
(n.) A
large,
strong
wasp. The
European
species
(Vespa
crabro)
is of a dark brown and
yellow
color.
It is very
pugnacious,
and its sting is very
severe.
Its nest is
constructed
of a
paperlike
material,
and the
layers
of comb are hung
together
by
columns.
The
American
white-faced
hornet
(V.
maculata)
is
larger
and has
similar
habits..
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