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Definition of mamma
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 mamma is as below...
Mamma (n.) A
glandular
organ for
secreting
milk,
characteristic
of all
mammals,
but
usually
rudimentary
in the male; a
mammary
gland;
a
breast;
under;
bag..
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Palmigrade
::
Palmigrade
(a.)
Putting
the whole foot upon the
ground
in
walking,
as some
mammals..
Pelage
::
Pelage
(n.) The
covering,
or coat, of a
mammal,
whether
of wool, fur, or
hair..
Scapula
::
Scapula
(n.) The
principal
bone of the
shoulder
girdle
in
mammals;
the
shoulder
blade.
Hematocrya
::
Hematocrya
(n. pl.) The
cold-blooded
vertebrates,
that is, all but the
mammals
and
birds;
-- the
antithesis
to
Hematotherma..
Taxeopoda
::
Taxeopoda
(n. pl.) An order of
extinct
Mammalia
found in the
Tertiary
formations.
Mammalogist
::
Mammalogist
(n.) One
versed
in
mammalogy.
Machairodus
::
Machairodus
(n.) A genus of
extinct
mammals
allied
to the cats, and
having
in the upper jaw
canine
teeth of
remarkable
size and
strength;
-- hence
called
saber-toothed
tigers..
Cochlea
::
Cochlea
(n.) An
appendage
of the
labyrinth
of the
internal
ear, which is
elongated
and
coiled
into a
spiral
in
mammals.
See Ear..
Paradoxure
::
Paradoxure
(n.) Any
species
of
Paradoxurus,
a genus of
Asiatic
viverrine
mammals
allied
to the
civet,
as the
musang,
and the
luwack
or palm cat
(Paradoxurus
hermaphroditus).
See
Musang..
Hyena
::
Hyena (n.) Any
carnivorous
mammal
of the
family
Hyaenidae,
of which three
living
species
are
known.
They are large and
strong,
but
cowardly.
They feed
chiefly
on
carrion,
and are
nocturnal
in their
habits..
Ferae
::
Ferae (n. pl.) A group of
mammals
which
formerly
included
the
Carnivora,
Insectivora,
Marsupialia,
and
lemurs,
but is now often
restricted
to the
Carnivora..
Floccus
::
Floccus
(n.) The tuft of hair
terminating
the tail of
mammals.
Milk
::
Milk (n.) A white fluid
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of
female
mammals
for the
nourishment
of their
young,
consisting
of
minute
globules
of fat
suspended
in a
solution
of
casein,
albumin,
milk
sugar,
and
inorganic
salts..
Breast
::
Breast
(n.)
Either
one of the
protuberant
glands,
situated
on the front of the chest or
thorax
in the
female
of man and of some other
mammalia,
in which milk is
secreted
for the
nourishment
of the
young;
a
mamma;
a
teat..
Mammiferous
::
Mammiferous
(a.)
Having
breasts;
of,
pertaining
to, or
derived
from, the
Mammalia..
Mammalogy
::
Mammalogy
(n.) The
science
which
relates
to
mammals
or the
Mammalia.
See
Mammalia.
Megasthene
::
Megasthene
(n.) One of a group which
includes
the
higher
orders
of
mammals,
having
a large size as a
typical
characteristic..
Marsupialia
::
Marsupialia
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of
Mammalia,
including
nearly
all the
mammals
of
Australia
and the
adjacent
islands,
together
with the
opossums
of
America.
They
differ
from
ordinary
mammals
in
having
the
corpus
callosum
very
small,
in being
implacental,
and in
having
their young born while very
immature.
The
female
generally
carries
the young for some time after birth in an
external
pouch,
or
marsupium.
Called
also
Marsupiata..
Chiloma
::
Chiloma
(n.) The tumid upper lip of
certain
mammals,
as of a
camel..
Carnivora
::
Carnivora
(n. pl.) An order of
Mammallia
including
the lion,
tiger,
wolf bear, seal, etc. They are
adapted
by their
structure
to feed upon
flesh,
though
some of them, as the
bears,
also eat
vegetable
food. The teeth are large and
sharp,
suitable
for
cutting
flesh,
and the jaws
powerful..
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