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Definition of mantle
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 mantle is as below...
Mantle
(v. i.) To
unfold
and
spread
out the
wings,
like a
mantle;
-- said of
hawks.
Also used
figuratively..
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Mantle
::
Mantle
(n.) A loose
garment
to be worn over other
garments;
an
enveloping
robe; a
cloak.
Hence,
figuratively,
a
covering
or
concealing
envelope..
Pallial
::
Pallial
(a.) Of or
pretaining
to a
mantle,
especially
to the
mantle
of
mollusks;
produced
by the
mantle;
as, the
pallial
line, or
impression,
which marks the
attachment
of the
mantle
on the inner
surface
of a
bivalve
shell.
See
Illust.
of
Bivalve..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(v. i.) To
gather,
assume,
or take on, a
covering,
as
froth,
scum, etc..
Tunicated
::
Tunicated
(a.)
Having
a
tunic,
or
mantle;
of or
pertaining
to the
Tunicata..
Siphonata
::
Siphonata
(n. pl.) A tribe of
bivalve
mollusks
in which the
posterior
mantle
border
is
prolonged
into two tubes or
siphons.
Called
also
Siphoniata.
See
Siphon,
2 (a), and
Quahaug..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(n.) A
penstock
for a water
wheel.
Flow
::
Flow (v. i.) To hang loose and
waving;
as, a
flowing
mantle;
flowing
locks..
Inferobranchiate
::
Inferobranchiate
(a.)
Having
the gills on the sides of the body, under the
margin
of the
mantle;
belonging
to the
Inferobranchiata..
Pulmonata
::
Pulmonata
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division,
or
sub-class,
of
hermaphrodite
gastropods,
in which the
mantle
cavity
is
modified
into an
air-breathing
organ,
as in
Helix,
or land
snails,
Limax,
or
garden
slugs,
and many pond
snails,
as
Limnaea
and
Planorbis..
Cream
::
Cream (v. i.) To form or
become
covered
with
cream;
to
become
thick like
cream;
to
assume
the
appearance
of
cream;
hence,
to grow stiff or
formal;
to
mantle..
Chlamydate
::
Chlamydate
(a.)
Having
a
mantle;
--
applied
to
certain
gastropods.
Pall
::
Pall (n.) An outer
garment;
a cloak
mantle.
Mantelet
::
Mantelet
(n.) A
musket-proof
shield
of rope, wood, or
metal,
which is
sometimes
used for the
protection
of
sappers
or
riflemen
while
attacking
a
fortress,
or of
gunners
at
embrasures;
-- now
commonly
written
mantlet..
Inclusa
::
Inclusa
(n. pl.) A tribe of
bivalve
mollusks,
characterized
by the
closed
state of the
mantle
which
envelops
the body. The ship borer
(Teredo
navalis)
is an
example..
Manteau
::
Manteau
(n.) A
woman's
cloak or
mantle.
Ream
::
Ream (v. i.) To
cream;
to
mantle.
Slug
::
Slug (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
terrestrial
pulmonate
mollusks
belonging
to Limax and
several
related
genera,
in which the shell is
either
small and
concealed
in the
mantle,
or
altogether
wanting.
They are
closely
allied
to the land
snails..
Mantle
::
Mantle
(n.) Same as
Mantling.
Mollusca
::
Mollusca
(n. pl.) One of the grand
divisions
of the
animal
kingdom,
including
the
classes
Cephalopoda,
Gastropoda,
PteropodaScaphopoda,
and
Lamellibranchiata,
or
Conchifera.
These
animals
have an
unsegmented
bilateral
body, with most of the
organs
and parts
paired,
but not
repeated
longitudinally.
Most of them
develop
a
mantle,
which
incloses
either
a
branchial
or a
pulmonary
cavity.
They are
generally
more or less
covered
and
protected
by a
calcareous
shell,
which may be
univalve,
bivalve,
or m
Portmantle
::
Portmantle
(n.) A
portmanteau.
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